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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
COMMERCIAL MA TIERS.
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Reported for THE ". Y. Tribune By FAY rHonAs.l
Fi,,f Poayd-s46oo City TO- In lots s7 $500 Penn RR
q In ots "; $50 Wilmington Rh Be- l 5000 Schuyku
Nv a. 3 D. Is M: Do b5 7t l685 do az; 5000
dc rs 74l 20 Susquehsnnah Canal S. 10 lots 6ei 90
DO Isl G. i So Long Island Rk cash ISL 100 do cash Ia
IS DO is do B. IL; 100 Co. S. H. $50 do. Ia lots b5
H. &c do II; 100 Do s5wn II; 100 do, "a. 100 b5~n
III; 500 do b. lf loo do, IN ~ do, s. 1875 200 DO b.
i4ii ma RR 49, Do y; il2 hinehll RR Ia lots.
rs 32i; 50 DO ,5wn s2 50 READING ER .'.a Sot 50 DO
40 Ne 20 Morris Canal b5 1915 so do sjwn, lSi Mechanics
Bsus s0 100 Farmers Nee. Bank s5wn, 6Sii 600 Gam
P,,ses Bod,ds-4 500 schuyk Nav Is, 81 b5 ~ $500
do al; $3.50 Lehish g. 10 81 Penn Railroad cash t,l
n do 81; Lehigh Nav 7t loo Sehuy k Nav Preferred
IS si - Reading Railroad b5 81, 81 do IS s6 900 Long
Tsaud Raosd ia; $50 do tli Zoo orns Canal. b l5.
100 DO DO l5li 100 Lohsh Lne ii 5o do b5 10 80 susg
Canal lci 100 do s5 .; $50 New Greek Coal Co, s5wn
Sscrd Bodyd-43 coo City g. '92 81; 5000 sehnyki Nav.
6. sl al; 81 Penn Railroad 3oi, 200 Lehab zinc b5wn
a. 81 Morris Canal t5 l5t; 100 Beaver Meadow Railroad %.
itA Reading Railroad. S6l; $50 DO. b5. 500.
fner Board-fl 0OO Camden and Amboy Railroad o. 10
s5 100 Reading Railroad. b5wn, 36i odo ISL 10 Penn
Railroad 45i; no sebushll Nv frefened Is ST
Closing PyicssUnited sfatebs, 6S III bid, ll7i asted,
81 bid SAT ssbedj Reading Railroad 81 bid Ssi astsd.
Readms RAirosa BoDd. 10 100 bid 7ei sskedi Reading
Rslros6 Mortssse go 81 BIO So Asked Pennsylvsnis
R,roaS 45 bid ~ sshed Morris Canal l2 bid l2s ssked
schuyki Navigation IS, s2, 7ti bid rs astedi sehuyhn
Naysstion stock p bid IS asked sehuykn Nsvisstioa
PreferTed 3s bid 92 sed. Long Island lft BAD ltt Sked
Vkburg % bid II ssked Girad Bank, II bid lsi ssseds
Lehsh Zinc u bid skedi Union Canal - bid. e' <ksi
STEADY.
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DISAPPEARANCE MEN, INTENTION!

The Temperance Electors of Westchester County
are ,eouested 10 meet their respective towns Saturday
Oct M al any more convenient hour, for the
purpose eeens Delegates to he Nominating Conventions
The Convention for the Second Assembly District will meet
At Hupshdge on Tuesday Oct TO- 10 A. NJ and for the
First Assembly Dbct in the Methodist Church At Whtock
VILE on Wednesday, Oct. IL. at the sane hour.
An adjourned meeting the Westcheser County Temper
spce Alisnoe and County Mass Meeting will be held at
Wboeky lie Immediately after the Convention for the First
Assembly District.
The friends of Temperance throughout the County
h. attend the primary meetings Of their respective parties and
to secure IL possible the election Of Temperance Delegates TO
the Whis aud Democratic Assembly Conventions
D. d. ToMPKISs McLAUGHLrN, Cor. Secretary Of
westchester County Temperance Alliance
Soneys Sept. l6. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

PATENT SAFE GANE-TuO COuRtrymen SUiRdH
Yesterday morning two countrymen, named W. H.
Erect and Henry Jacoby, from Ohio, who have for
some day past been stopping at Loveoys Hotel pre-
psraory to sailing for California, were swndled out
of nearly two hundred dollars by the Patent Safe
Game practced by three very genteel looking
fellows. The particulars of the affair are as follows;
About o'clock A. NJ, Erect and Jacoby were
sitting in the barroom talking their prospects
when they were addressed by well dressed young
man. who, after making some remarks about the
weather said that he going to California, aud
wanted TO engege three hands to work out claim
The stranger gave I.cs name as George Livingston,
and said he .ad brother in California. He further
tolc me countrymen that he would engage them here
and pay their passage, and give them an opportunity
.. working II out there, or no would engage theln
after they arrived in California, and that be would
give them as good wages as any one gave
Some further conversation ensued when Erect and
Jacoby and another Of their party engaged to 60 with
Livingston II he would pay their passage out ma''en
were then left until this morning when the papers
were to be drawn up.
The Marty then took drink, when LviDgstOn
a,ked them if hey wouldn't 20 ont and look around
He ssid that he was going 10 Wilisirsbnrgh 70 make
some inquiry about boat that he was biting uP.
Erect and Jacoby, escorted by Livingston men
went to Wnliamsburgb, and after about two hours
absence returned to the hotel, when they took dinner
After some further time spent in conversation Law
ingston told Erect and Jacoby that he had friend
living in HobokeD whom they had better go and SEQ
ne he would give them some desirable Information
about California.
They finally agreed TO 20, and, while walking down
10 the ferry, Livingston met fiend OF his, "ho nc
said, did business in Wests'.,l and invited him 70
accompany him. On arriving at Hob)ken, Living
s,on and his friend conducted the countrynen to the
Fly,ian Fields. As the party were walking along
one Of the paths, they were approached By another
man who addressing Livingston, asked him II no
knew where Mr.. Smith lived 10 West IIoboken. Liy'
,uvs.o told The man bo did not know, when the other
,s7;ed that he was very anxious TO dod Smith "a no
hnd present for him from an Indian chief. living
,on. f,;spd after some conversation with the nan,
Ia no would like TO soc the present, when the
stranger p,odueed brass ball. which he remarked
60. specimen Of q osBponbsll lie further told
go n.,tv that The ball opened, and that there was
80 a red ribbon in it, Livingston then asked the
49,, ~ opsn IL but the other replied ths he would
,ot -upop which, leaving the ball IN 'oei nsoos'
he Wall cd m a shor, distance. during "' "''
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DEATH or ExCHIEF JCsT'cE STow.-Ihe Hon
Alexander w. Slow late one of the Circuit Judges
and the first Chief Justice of this State died in this
city at an early hour yesterday inorDing of apopeXy
superinduced by an attack of cholera. Judge Stow
was native of Lewis County, New York resident
for many years at Rochester, and since l74l cuzen
of this State He was man OF great natural talents
which had been improved by an excellent education
extensive reading and foreign travel HIS memory
was remarkable his perception. quick hs Judgment
sound ard his personal integrity unquestloned. Az
the alton Of the Judiciary of this State he was
chosen Circuit Judge by the electors of the Northern
Circuit, and was subsequently elected by his asso
ciates ON the bench to fill the post OF Chief Justice
lie was brother OF the Hon. H. h.'Stow OF Dunaio
New. York. Milwaukee Senuhei nun
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VOTES portion Of his pages TO Sponsors minor poems
and to running sketch Of his umbleuishcd life, hi,
hard fortunes and the pathetic misercs Of his death.
u ever great virtue. noble philosophy and exalted
genius were united in one msn tbat MN was Ed
nund Spenser. Mr. Hart dwells oD these traits of
the poets character with deic ate tenderness, nj Ike
honorable to his feelings and 70 his perceptions n
the resd Of his volume not quickened to higher
and purer morality by this picture Of great genius
conttI ding triumphantly with all the is tbst flesh
els beir 70, and preserving amid them the most
ehiyerous honor united to the nos, simple domestic
afecton-of man sensitive beyond his fellows, who
overcome misfortune with iles, and starved to death
with unnurmuring patence-they mus; lack those
moral faculties which the ns springs Of our
purest thoughts and our Hottest actions.
Mr.. Harris Exposition of the Fairy Queen is all
that the title imports 1t is direct and graceful
rative of the plot Of the poem sometimes condensed
into the authors terse prose and sometimes carried
On IN the poets delicious verse There is point of
the ellegcry which is not calculated and Of the
segorcal characters whose natures not fully I'M
folded In the latter part Of his labors Mr. Hart has
been particularly happy. lie displays minu;e and
thorough study Of Spensers airy beings, and know
ledge Of their intended meaning and concern in the
machinery Of the poem, such as we have never before
remarked in tho various dissertations the Fairy
Queen. His Exposition is most complete. He ex-
tausts tie subject There corner of the plot no
character, however trfing, that is not brought to
light, and commented on with faithful skill and dis
elimination. Even that creature, the devout
student Of Spenser, may gain many valuable
hint and save many moment Of valuable
fine, by seeking Mr.. Harris assistance
He il always elegant and rational, often eloquent
and profound in bis remarks on his author without
attempting to reach that bombastic style of eulogy
which is now too commonly the fashion with those
who write on kindred themes. As a whole, we con
cider Mr. Harris volume the most successful eiioft
which has vet been made to popularize one OF the
greatest, sDd-grsniiDg that greane's-one OF me
most neglected of the English poets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

LECTURE AT UNIoE COLLEGE-Mr. +. l.. You
snans not long since gave of his course of lectures
upon Chemical Physiology before the faculty and
students of Union College. His special subject was
the effects of alcohol upon the human constitution
The Professors speak of the address as follows:
Having heard with deep interest and qualification Lecture
nv L. L. YoumAns the Chemistry Of Alcohol and s
elects on the human Organization, ia which he presented any
and Impressive manner and believing that repetition Of this
lecture eewheTe would be OF great service particularly 70
colleges associations end others
desire thus give Mr. N0umans this expression OF orr sp
Trecaou ohis ability sud sud hearty ecommenf
ton :,
ELIPFALET NoTT. goHN FOSTER. l. r. hiCkok'
MN NJ GILLESPIE TAYLOR LAWS JoNArN PEARSON,
J. w. JACKSON, JOHN NEWMAN.
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THE DHIcrLTr BETWEEN LYING AND hnkH'-
John Lypf appeared yesterday before Justice Bogirt
and gave bail in 5000 to answer the charge OF as
ssult and battery with intent TO kill Chas Lozler, on
the night of the l4h inst in the porer'house OF one
Philips, in Mercer.st. j. l.. Russell OF No. liO
Church ST. went bondsman for Lying. The accused,
Immediately after giving bail, made application for
warrant against Hyer for an alleged feonious assault
upon him. He was referred to Justice Osborn, who
issued warrant for Hyer on charge of assault and
battery, and placed it in the hands Of Officer Lord
for execution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

The General Convention of tniversalsts of the
United States meets in Philadelphia on Wednesday
Tomorrow We understand that excursion tickets
from this City may be procured for 81 at the Railroad
Offices. large number OF delegates from the
North and East already in the City on their way
TO the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
LAW LNTEZLIGENCE'
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge IsGRaBAN.
LIQUORS TAKEN BACK on RRPLEyIS.
Henry Miller az Joseph Dale.
Mr. NJ. saws Mr. o. called upon him in February

Mr. NJ says Mr.. o. called upon him in February
last 10 purchase quantity Of brandy gin and wine. He rep
resented himself Re good pecnnAy condition. not owing
suyhing and worth least ~ 90 Mr. NJ, however sefu.ed
10 Ell without security aud Mr.. o. then offered to give his
note de red BY Mr. Nob tsince deceased and who seed
10 iudorse M NJ delivered the liquor, consisting OF one
mail Sine ain one pipe pale brandy, and pipe Bur
gundy port amounting in al 20 go ls-thst the hqaoT was
delivered Mr. Oge bur calling him for the indoed
note he refused H. aud Mr. Noble also refused 10 IN
dorse MI Oee 20 have secured him 10 cong 90 by
ha mortgae hing OF the kind which he failed 20
rive IL also sad ha h. heard 70 say after getting
OF the liquors much that he did not intend TO
settle them
M Miller sot out writ ant took back the liquors by re-
rleyp tevg bond the Sheriff contest the ownership
and sot back nearly all the liquors with the exception Of
some the counsel said which had been spirited aEaY ne
being IN line Of spirits The present suit Is 70 test the
question
In defense Mr. Ode contends that the I'd Of February the
property was sold him In Individually by Mr. Miller and de-
yer,d ard lawfully his possession but that on the
gfh OF said month II unjusy from him by Mr. Nil
Ter and converted bis Testimony taken Yer
diet for plaintiff valung tie property AZ +l, and 80 ~
DAMAGES ~.
Mnrdock and others sgt. Church.
Suit assnst mercantile agency. THIS case YVES further
postponed til this forenoon.
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MARRIED.

DALY-WHITAKER-On the 18Th inst, ~ he aons
Mayor Lsnbet Of Brooklyn Mr. Edwsrs Dsy u the
city Mis- Mary, dsosh'ercf Col "nsser Of New asmP
shire.
PECE-HIcKs-In Brooklyn Moudsy, SEPT "a, ~ the
Rev DR. Cox Henry Pect the firm % knapp reck. -
Mary daughter Of John NJ. Hicks, ESQ al OF broosiyn
Abary ga,eu please copy.
DORM fS-SABlS-ln Georgia Vt on the le'h inst Mr.
Of Enosburgh Mss Anna A tsr shfer Of ths
Hon. AyAh sabtn. NJ. C., Of the former place.
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VILLLANSBURGH ITEMS.

BURGLARS FRrsIR.rgD.--Yesterday morning
shout oeocs two burglar, attempted TO break nto the shos
Of Messs Miller staaxher "a Grsnd e. They were
worn pying the blinds Of back window the nose 0!
which sw0he the clerk On finding that they dseovered
they hurried retreat leaving behind two large chiss
In The early part Of the Bsht tbs watch dos belonging the
prem w.s poisoned and - found dead Ia Ha0raaS
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KUHN BY FALLING FROM WISDOw.-An inqu

ArrrNPrEp BuRGLARY-AbOut o'clock yester-
a.. manning Officer Rockwell OF the Fifteenth Ward Police
detected suspicious looking character Prowng shout the
800 Of MI c Rnson No 2l7 Bleeckerst, aud took MN
INTO cu.toy The fellow made desperate struggle to escape
,no BIZ and bruised the officer in shocking mannsr now
-, H. vas taksu 10 the station roue and locked up tie
sve his name IS Thomas Kelly brckayer and NAIVE OF
Ireland ~ YEAR age He had revolver lot OF burglars
tools and large number Of skeleton keys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

FASHION AND FAnINE," by {. W. Taylor,
b,,tu, made % decided MT the National Eheaier the
MhnAs.r bas au.nsed have perormed the eat par Z"
he ,rsnns In order accommodate ladies' and si les DO
so NOT wish to =, main na' late at nght Mr. H. SCOT VINO
nu eopsdsud one Of the best raEedaus We have III also
s,r4sr nightly Little CoIdeA Howard The youhin "ono'i
snt.sfs a. The subwb,uy Gfl.
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IAhYertisement

EprCATIoN COMPLETE--Embraoing Phys-
oosv Animal and Mental applied to the Preservation and
Restoration Of Health Of Body aud Power Of Mind; SetCu
, aud Perfection OF Character including the Management Of
Yn,b. Memory and Intellectual Improvements, applied to
Fdue1tiop and Juvenile Instruction. BY o. 3 Fowler
Complete in ! vol Price - =, %. ,,
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PREDIsPOsITIoS TO CHoLERA.-The physicians OF
the New.York Hospital give some facts, showing that
seven. Fights of all persons attacked with the cholera
are those who have already been long suffering from
organic disease as of the liver, lungs &C., and who
could not live long under any circumstances This is
shown by post.mortem examinations made in almost
nvnrv instance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

EXPERIMENTATION one were

ANsoN's DAGU ERREOTYPEs.-lf any one were
N t us where would be the best 20 get good and dnrs
10 n.sperrroype we should unbesstingy say al ANsohs
M have seen aud tested for ourselves that his ~ cent pc
tues are equal and quality to those that others -
r Now tbs n great saving not only o. money ou OF e
=, 49,. Acclaimed but few moments. we oomnenn 81 oN
a. SOS bS.etrcotvpes 90 TO ANsoNs,No oos broeH"N
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Salco br Anfiion.

AI-CTION NOTICE. II. WILSON, Anc-
u 49, Ill ali no NOR ROW "Wednesday morn
no At 10 ocoes precisely RICH ssd ELEdANr hSOss sa
UoTD FT'RNITtkE all the contents 81 inc ho"se 20 o'
70. - be,rep tho Tth ard afhsvs al o. which n,
been ado 70 order BY oiou es ely Aaa
o.;.,, IN r,rt ~ the icowinsi Very teh carved 9sN""
p.no stol ana cover elesanf kosewood faror suites
Frsneh s.u, Mshossny Suites tn Crimson FLUSH ei,aife
n.L "a R.csotbn CHAIR, Carved Rosewood and Nahoss
- $780, SIDE and SOFA rsbl's; Corner stsnd.. Roe wood
F,sAr, Plate Gls Door cad Back large ova and les
49,. .bous four hunirsd yards dch Tapestry and Velvet
C.ct. proc.elle and Lace Curtaiusi elsssnf ndow
shaas. Diuns ard Estensloh Tables Mshoany Sofa 81
-. m Az. EcsswoaA Mshossnv and Black Walnut Bed
cd poscs.s. Wsshstsnds and To et Sets Beds and Bed
dips Carried Horse Hats Mattresses very nss sson OF
P..s oiCott- .rerdh Chins Dinner Set Of $50 pieces
sies,n Vase of the richest designs Twenty eday
Mantle gocss decorated China Tea sets Ptrsn and baas
Fsus silver res service Sslver Liquor stand Gaze b~
ks,s srocn. Forts Coffee Urn. H. Also, Crockery Cut
Ivory Cutlery Kitchen Uteus. md other hens
ching Articles IN abundance Deposits viii ee eS1ire
srd foods removed the dsy pnssde The hoase
70 and furnished without regard TO erpsnse f
,.s In want Of rood Furniture vii DO vel % attend
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BROOELYN ITEMS

BomlcULrtRAL EXHIBITIONS The exhibition Of
ibe Brooklyn Horticultural Society viii DO oPesed q!
ocicck this sfternooa, a; tie A!henTum, corner Of
Allsnte ard Ciiu,on-sts.
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fAdyeItisemeDt -
Fan STYLES OF DRESS GOODs.--Messrr

uy,Rp CIArr Co would invite the ladies se9 p 70
~, Is,e purchsses embracing 30 pieces OF Hc rs
- p.vesf Fa STYLES coors, which they are oher
A. a. ward Also 40 pieces OF rich strip oa.n 49,
a. "a A,o l0 pieces ~ rich plain aud chaio"on 'l.
,srd. together with 200 pieces of Muslin de bs 81
Woa,3 Al ri h ward The above goods being recently Pui
~ frc.d sucton sale sold Al least ~ per cent De
below The cost Of Importation
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TAdyeTtiseDfnfJ
N xY,t A. kxp CIOAKs.-fAIsL tAliiIiIllpF.

kKsoip CoNsraPtr Co. Will open 'pf ip.Peonoh msn
ysii Jsas,iops Of RcH P.sis CLoAks and on
r.,ssr.y srEr the instant Also case OF fesh W.
,a.d Brlt vpI. CsN,Ls Has Lose aud sat .ss sHANl'
s,d sr.pys No "a Cana st N v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

MILITARY PARADEs-The Fourteenth Reg nsns
Iufsutry under command of Cot J..e Smith turned
y-.ter, for parade and ssr marching hrg9sh the streets
foeeSed 20 Fort for and dr The seventy
second Regiment Col Gruha also psrsdsd the pre-
vu. 20 esvina the city pssare ekrursion TIE Bedford
usrd cart Wood marched Ess, Mes fors -hsr- tA-y
,psn, the time In TARGET 1nns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE ROMAN CATH
oLIc ORPHAN AsYLUMs.-Ths festival comes off at
Castle Garden, on Tuesday Evening, Sept. goth
The condition of the asyums is such as to merit the
attention and assistance Of every one who can feel
for the poor and suffering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19
MONDAY. Sept. ls-P. N.

The market for Stocks to-day was decidedly buoy
ant. prices advancing a q y cent. on the closing
bids OF Saturday afternoon. The list, as usual Of
late. was led by Erie Railroad Stock, opening at IS
in the morning. rising to ash then falling of to ~ be-
tween the Boards and again advancing to i6 S4ei In
the afternoon Harlem Reading, Michigan Southern
and Cleveland and Columbus Railroad Stocks were
2 cent higher than at the close Of last week.
Cumberland Coal closed at 32ii Nicaragua Transit,
24l and Canton >?oi. For Bonds there was fair re-
oue.t. Illinois Central, 72li Erie Convertibles Of
ls;l. p. and the Incomes so93il. The sales OF
Illinois were quite liberal. The whole market closed
with en- appearance OF frmness.
For the British steamer on Wednesday the demand
for Exchange has scarcely opened to-day, though
there was partial inquiry and the full rates paid %
London, lOsi a 1897. We heard that as high -
10 was paid for Canada Bank bills indorsed by
orc OF the leading Banks here. The engagements Of
specie FOR the steamer will be $500 900 from pre-
sent appearances.
Money at call i comfortably easy The discount
on business paper without alteration from las' quo
tsiions.
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courT CALEHDAR-THs D.r

Corsos Prr.s-Nos. 10, n, I,fVI' ''I''' I'I'''
fs,,,vxs Corpr-f;eser1f TERN -. Sos ~. a. w.
N :, - ~, o. a., 20, "a, CO. 81 s,es ,,-,,..
n y DtsrpIcr Corrr -Crmiusl Csseo's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

FULLY COMMITTED Yesterday Jsmes hoSatrs
fosrh Jones who were arrested tor rObbns Rchad Rob
IN, en- Saturday night fully committed ~ Sss@s ee
L. 40 await he action Of The Or.nd july.
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IN Drxr,srs i'yTMrIoYED-As Office Part

ne, a, Assistant Gentleman Of The proper guaitss Aho lqa
scso,s can call AZ once few Of each oia 81 snfs IN
.,,msp,s usd bv the sVpoau' uu't be bfnusht toi
IsRltt LAWS Dentist. No. J1 Grand a.. y
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IAdvertissmenil

GAS GAsl--New styles Of Gas Fixtures W
modern end antique designs inst out a. ne
III l.. found he largest stock IN America also rosee 4.
asssrsd fr country residences churches " se'ones
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-19

We notice that III b. N. Lieut. Jolly who had
the passage with Commander HolliDs at San Juan,
has been promoted TO the rank of commander.
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...,o. os F Hayfi,,,JI.' Millinery will be

m.psd today al No 65 BrosiWoi Ladies l,tIaaE ~ VEN
III The CITY are requested TO ca and e1stne 'ne"'
Aisss v.Jv sreat variety Of fsncT Articles
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An ,larm % IRE yesterday afternoon va COCA
o.
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EMITTED STATES DISTRICT COUNTRYSIDE Judge


UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Before Judge
Belts
INDICTMENTS FOR ALLEGED FRArprLENT INVOICES
AT THE CUsToM.HoUsE.
The trial Of Edward Wencke, who was held TO ba1
IN The above charge called bot postponed for
sav or two The tnas Of Messrs Vernon, Farnhan and
Thorn charged with similar o6ense also called bY M
joschiussen Assistant DsthctAttorney, bat Posponed
CLAIM AGAINST A STEAMBOAT.
4 claim against the s,eamtug Catharino, TO recover
800 nensv nr carrying passengers and not being furnished
With he ureeryers sseesbly to law csid on and heard
The defense as that the C,hsriue did carry within The
sw being for the occasion IN wach she acted merely eTTy
boat Decision reserved
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIOSs-MoHday-Befor ildss
bEEBE.
Patrick Pagan pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny. Re.
manded for sentence.
Arthur Alien pe.ied guilty Of Assault snd battery Re
minted for sentence
E7.seth Duffy pleaded guilty reeeiyins lot Of goods
snowirs them lave been stolen from Vikings store IA
Neuars and eoneesAne them At No q Elmsf FINED 80
Nm Critic ndon and Michael Council Indicted io eains
rod watch from Stuart, were tried convicted "a" e"
,nred 10 the state Prison for two Year, each -.
The case Of the PeveFeleys charged with arson tne
cud deerre whose % have been tired saosy' " -
ourued until Friday owing 10 the absence OF co"es'A
The Court then adjourned