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Personal InteIlipence.

Hon. Ebenezer Knowlton member elect from the
Third Congressional district Of Maine, is dangerously
sick.
The members of Congress are beginning to congregate
at Washington, and within week nearly the whole OF
both bodies will be present Among those already there
Senator'S Bright of Indiana, Brown of Mississippi,
Shields of Illinois, and Thompson of Kentucky and OF
the Representative the Hon Lynn Boyd Speaker of the
House, and Messrs j. c. Allen Of Illinois, Latham Of
from Oregon, has been there during the summer. Mr..
Gallesos delegate from New NsFico, has arrived.
ARRIVALS.
At the St Nicholas-Goyernor ]. C. Jones' Tennessee;
TerlseA Russia, Mr. yasehoye and Mr. Day Brush
Iiv.rresi Hsnsa Msashestsr; chasssaud Psfis;
SofsS %n ssar
Montreal Jane. Day s.onin ton Eyan Rogers rha
sifH1 rhas fni Slmn ttSH'aS L. Wilkinson Al
At tbs Irving Houss7eol J. p Eastman, Boston Cool
idc biad; lion. IL. Ramsey Bath, Me Col Z. T.. Clar,
S AL pi; vi HnH nt c Col j. L
ieT Lima, Peru; i Iashsrt, BsIners; Col T. o stone
England; B. Ii. Van P,lt do.
At the Aston HousePer steamship Bal.icT H. Fisher,
nd ss m vi so
Legation Hon Rsyefdy johnson Bstmors;F Winter San
% htsa'sf
IL. Altman Purser steamship Baltic.
sss,
Ksntusy =. baGhs > r Silggr
B. fcsdieh family Boston; G D. Mehaany rennsyvs.
MIA; A. Perry, I. s A.. j. smith, Illinois; Hon. T. II. Hail.
Vermont
From Liverpool in steamship Batc-Jamss Potter, John
hill, Conover, Mr. and Mrs " Clarke Misses and
Sssrl r m sn 70 Mr. e3 cs At sss
Lee J = Burton, Lafourcade, James Pott NJ Moore
Thouron W Waterbury, L Hutchings, Thos Whitlock,
Hohbaaes, Richards, senores Allo and J Cast
10, Geo Saunders dNpghteI and three sons Jacob
,sohn, Geo ILasna, I'm and II g Crowcl, " Dow
ling, Stewart, q Brown, Capt Nelson, Mr.
David strauss two children and servant Mr. and Mrs
Chasseaud Hon Reverdy Johnson Mrs Riggs Miss Riggs
and servant Mr. and Mrs Edwin Bartlett Miss Adams
ter and Miss Stamford Mr. Mrs Horny Chauncey and
servant Mrs Roadnght four daughters and sons
Middleton, Jr Middleton, Mrs and Miss Middleton
Phelps Mrs Phelps Miss Phelps Mrs win and Mrs
coin, Messrs Little 9 W Beehe, Waring, WIN Beck
saml Harrison Jas Stevenson, W Paul, 0 Illngworh
James Wyley, Richard Perriston Mrs W Goodman, Mrs
Brookway and daughter, DR. Brckburn Messrs and
Reymert, Mrs Rcynert, Mrs Westnidge and child, Mr.
Buckley Mr. and MIR Saml Stewart four daughters three
sons and servant Mr. and Mrs Burt and two daughters
and Mrs Chas Person, Lee and Miss Arnura, Miss
Edge, Mr. and Mrs Geo Brown, Messrs ii Smith, Win.
ter, Bacon, ii McAllister w Neill II w Trenry,
Perkins Alossen, IL stimson, p II DAILY, X Mas, A
Heimendal Stisstng, John Robertson John Ellis
Mccarthy, Carl Leone Dykes, ellison Homan.-Totsl,
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Port Of New York, November ~, 1854.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
ana Collins 2s Hasi
Ssa ss s:ons sS f. with teas and
d. saP Sisss ss sna 515 Ssss e.
ga h.aI} weather on the
cotton, sc, to master.
With ssss f: .s @ Scotland days
Bark Virginia (of Richmond Kennedy, Rio Janeiro Oct
BARK frus%.s sof knsstosS Inn. Rio cr.nae o. days
a;s Clipper ship lSP
ga Is.sed the xrse. brig rsssrlossed and abandon
BARK Gem T.wn.spa FsIns% Vas Coast Of Africa, g
.Si Now. sn
Bark Rolla Tamso Neuvitas Nov 49, with loswood &c,
Rsr1 sSh. ns r Gi q .%sr Mns
bSa .e fo with
Bark Asa Fish tcf Myste Wolfe St Marks days, with
Brig skirwth (Br Ryan Malaga 60 days with fruit to
u ;s sssn r sS rh : End
rws,s. to a p r. SSs Ct ss heavy
to nss 4sss ' lli'E, s'ss
Ion So spoke schr c.s!o q Esston from B;Ta.S.
s @ H n
ssss ~ sIs
the thar ws. allowed tori :. AN came on 70 blow
the W, vcshtt nehNy
AN the eteamtug Hercules to assistance but
could get alongside but the OF the brig
the which laid by until there sufcent water
%
making clear breach the vessels stern and she hump
ing heavily and leaking badly; after great deal Of exe
part Of the captain and both vessel and steam
they succeeded getting her on this morning and towed
her TO the city.
to Maitland, PhePs Co. Nov H. came through Crooked
leland In company With brig fidelis bound to baltimore;
Orleans Capt Tyson reported having the evening
previous In gale NV lost forctopmast main topyal
liant mast jack yard &c; I'D lat "a 80 Ion 70 H. saw
large steamship with two tunnels and two mats steering
South - a.
Brig Elizabeth Watts (of Thomason HAIL Ponce PR, 10
days with sugar and molasses, to Sturses Co.. -,
i;rig LAY anna (Ercm Losekam Angostura ~ days WITH
hides to Psvepstsdt Schumacher. ..,,,, -, II,
Brig Laura of Mschas, Stackpole Trinidad Cubs, VIA
Cardenas with sugar Ac 10 ChAstelain Ponvert.
Brig Blocmer Lass (Br Kayor. Turks Islands u day.
schr Horton ORR Ellington, Inssua, II days with
scbr Helen Mcleod Ransda Cssi 10 days with sths
TO Smith Boynton. -, o,s-
Bark william o Alden rs days from Belize Honduras-by
plotboat Sylph.
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HRsr, in the b0th year OF his age
are respectfuy invited 10 attend his funsrs 70 orro
afternoon, at two O'Clock from his late residence No
los Grand street, Williamsburg, without further invita-
On Sunday morning, November o. GEORGE WASHINGTON
RoDaKRs, aged "a years, months and 20 days.
rs 81 T and friends OF the family and the mem
vted to attend the funeral his late residence No
129 Third avenue tomorrow afternoon, at O'Clock
his remains will be inferred in Greenwood.
On Sunday, November g. after lingering illness Mrs
NARY ANN RoBSsoS in the 35th year of her age daugh
The friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from her late residence No. 1874
west twenty NTH street tomorrow morning, at nine
VIZ &c celebrated q. ten 0'ceci Her remains will
be inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
On Saturday, November 25, ELEANOR infant daughter
months.
The friends of her father and of her grandfather Will
liam }. Roome, are invited to attend her funeral from
No 1856 West Tweny-fourth street. this afternoon, at
three o'clock.
On Saturday November 25 at warnerville South Yon.
kers, near Kingsbridge, MARIA ANN, wife OF William G.
Ackerwan and eldest daughter OF Peter Valentine Esq
aged 40 years, months and 20 days.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral this day. at twelve O'Clock, NJ, with
out further notice.
On Saturday, November 20 at the house of Ed E. Nit
chell, Flushing. A. SzERESYI, a native of Hungary.
His funeral will take place from the house Of Ed E.
Mitchell Flushing this afternoon, at three O'Clock. The
Island City steamboat connecting with the Flushing
train OF cars leaves the foot of Fulton street at p NJ
His friends and those of Mr.. Mitchell invited to at
tend
On Sunday, November 90, FREDERIC TmERY, aged p
years.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral tomorrow morning at ten
o'clock from the residence Of his brothers-in law G.
Motel and J. Roche at Weehawken village N. j.
AT Far Rockaway, on Sunday, November r. WILLIAM
SEAMAN beloved son of Jacob H. and Margaret A. Mott
aged year, months and days.
Weekly Report of Deaths
In the city and county Of New York from the 18th day Of
November to the 25th day Of November, 1854.
Men, 61 women, 81; boys, lis; girls, 102-Tota $50.
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FATAL FALL.-Coroner Donnell held an inquest yes
terday at No. so Bayerd street. upon the body of
named James 8. West, who to his death from con-
cussion of the brain produced by fall received
day evening, at the of Bayard street and the
Bowery The deceased appeared while. walking along
Bayard street. slipped and fell against the curb stone
striking his head against the Dr. OHanlon made
external examination of the body and found slight
abrasion the forehead and No other marks of
violence being perceptbe he gave his opinion that
death caused by conclusion of the BRAIN caused by
the fnll received.
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MRs. BAKER ACQUITTED AT ST.. LOUIS The case

MRS. BAKER ACQUITTED AT ST. LOUIS The case
OF Mrs. Mary c. w. Baker for the Murder Of William o.
Holman, in this city, in May last which has occupied
the Court of Common Pleas for about week past went
to the jury yesterday afternoon after the close OF the
argument by Major Wright and Mr.. Bleunerhassett
Judge Treat first instructed the jury In written ad
dress OF considerable length and which heard spoken
of Of the most powerful and impartial documents
Of its kind rendered in courts They out
Two hours and returning at halpast four o'clock
announced verdict Of " not guilty" large crowd,
present at the time In the court ROOM seemed generally
to evince their approval OF the result The defendant
herself exhibited good deal of emeon at the render
ing Of the verdict.-Sk Louis Republican Nor. %.
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City Intelligence.

CoRREcToS.-Jack Simpson, the notorious burglar and
thief has not been arrested since his escape from officer
Bureson, of the Court Of General Sessions, Friday
last, as we stated in Saturdays paper He had not
been captured to last evening" having made good his
escape from the city, no doubt.
FIRE IN A CHURCH IN TWENTY FIFTH sTREET.-Between
two and three O'Clock Sunday afternoon fire took
place in the Presbyterian Church in Twenty fifth street
occasioned by some defect in the fues. The fremen
early on she spot and extinguished the flames.
The damage done is estimated at about 5000 There
fire bell ruug.
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.uNHl3 STAT5s pFTRIT V0vKT-Sos L, TO, a " II,
~, q, 81, 80, 10, 8, s, 35, 40, 81.
5UPgKME CouRr-Generai Terminus 1850, f67, 1908,
49, ESQ., os1, GA 6s7 $50, Isl, ao2 1920 1921 1922
1923
SUPERIOR COURT -four branches)-Nos 7S1, $780, 681,
201, 49, 957, 101l, 1924 1921, 257 973 NO. 1175,
1882 1892 $685. 25s, 1912, 1l07 1901 1902 1905 1904
1906 1907 1905, 1909 1870 1911 1912 1918 1914 1915
1918 1912 1920 1921 1222 1924 122s 1926 1921 1928
1929 l32 5O7. 10 2O1.
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Supreme Court.
Before Hon. Judge Roosevelt.

HOW THE PUBLIC MONEY Is EXPENDED.
Nov. 25.-An instance of how the public money is
expended to purpose, occurred in the Supreme
Court tins morning. motion to confirm the Com
missioner's report for opening certain part of
Eghty-third street, in this city, being called on,
Mr. Fullerton stated that he appeared for certain
property owners who objected to the confirmation
Of the report, and that he understood his objections
deemed sufficient by the Corporation Counsel, and
that order to deny the motion would be consented to
on behalf Of the Corporation. gentleman from Mr..
Dllons Office said that and that he admitted the
objections sufficient to prevent the confirmation
Of the report and that all the proceedings to open the
some future day.
His Honor Judge Roosevelt inquired who to pay
the costs, amounting to about 81 500, and it
swered they must be paid by the city The objection
that a majority of the property holders on the
street did not wish the street opened
We do not know with whom rests the blame: the law
its officers But il seems somewhat prsing that
matter readily ascertained whether not the pro-
prty desired the street to be opened might have
been ascertained without, and before, resortine to
proceeding involving expense to the city Of 81 500
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THF GUAYAMAs ArFArR--In that portion Of the

narrative Of the affair at Guayamas between the French
and the Mexicans Doctor fgneDupuytren states posi-
lively that Mr. Cavo, the Consul Of France said TO the
French assembled about his house" Surrender to
your arms, and promise you the lives Of all shall be
safe and that OF Count de Raousset likewise He fur
the states that there twenty people ready TO
before God that he used these words Frawcisco
H1uld Oct %
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On Thursday evening November %, by the Rev. D. D.
Armtage, Capt. WILLIAM p. JoNB of Maryland to MA
EIErTA ANGELINA eldest daughter Of Capt Prince Snow,
formerly Of Barnstable.
Barnstable Patriot please copy.
At Williamsburg, on Saturday, November 49, by the
Rev Mr.. Course Mr.. AARON CROCK to Miss MARY E.
RIGER, al Of this city.
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Beebe.

Nov 25-In the Of Charles A. Peverelly,
victed Of attempt to commit in the second de-
gree motion Of the counsel for the prisoner In order
that bill of exceptions may be prepared, sentence
suspended by the Court until the first Monday n Decem
Der, when the will come up again for FINAL action
Sentence.-Bilo Oiviner, q notorious pckpocket,
sentenced to three years and six months Imprisonment
in the State prison, for stealing $500 in gold from
turned Californian his way home in Connecticut.
The Court then adjourned for the term.
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PRNTERs' 8rRu-The printers Of Nashville
are on strike. They demand thirty-fve cents per
thousand ems, which the propretors refuse 70 give
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from the Arctic feet have had quckening influence
upon the market for whale oil We hear OF large sales
in this market within the last few days-s portion OF
which AT sixty two cents per gallon An offer OF sixty
one cents for considerable part Of cargo declined
-Ner Bedford Mercury Nov. IS
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STAMPEDE OF SLAVES. learn that during

Sunday evening eight negroes, five men and three
men. belonging 10 james Hatfield Of Bourbon county,
Ky, made their escape, and il is thought that they
crossed the Ohio river few miles below this city, from
the fact that two sks fastened the Kentucky side
found the following morning drifted short dis
lance down the river the Ohio side. Mr.. Hatfield
in the city Tuesday, and left again in the evening
pursuit Of the fugitives who, he was informed, had
passed through this city Monday, and route
for Canada. -Cincinaoti Gasefe, Nor. %.
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PHILADELPHIA,Nov rs s2-Arr bark Paos, Wilson, from
yaSuayra Oct ~ And Puerto Cabeo Nov Sd; br Emily,
johnson Boston, Flower ths Seas Paterson Bson Nal
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TINE GRAND APOILNEA DANCING ACADEMY OF
the celebrated Professor SARACC0 is open every
day. from in the morning till 10 O'Clock in the evening"
for classes and private lessons usual AL the most
modern dances will be taught in very few lessons at
reduced prices.
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uosroN Nov x6Arr ship Robert Patten Shields banks
wdSre Malta Martha Ellen Valparaiso; Sea Duck Lon.
don Mary Broughton Duenos Ayrs vcst Canary Islands;
bris Victor, Glasgow
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
~ All packages and letsrs INTENDED for the NEw YoI
HER AID should be sealed
ALMANAC Y0RK-THIs
SETS 80 HIoH wArER......... l 80
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EvADING THE LIQUOR LAVA man was arrested
in Ohio recently for getting drunk He pleaded that he
had not been guilty Of violation OF the new law and
claimed the right Of being tried BY the old on tue
ground that he got drunk under the old law and hadn
been sober since The judge was puzzled and held the
case over for advisement.
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dt . REwARD.--LOsT, ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
RC on Broadway, (near Root 81 double gold ocket,
Roots daguerrean saloon, Barnard Parsons No. Is
Wall street, have the above reward and no aues-
tons asked
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oh q REwARD.-LOST, FEW DAYS SINCE, IN FIJI
C teenth street between Sixth and Seventh avenues
small black and tan terrier dog The finder will receive
the above reward by leaving the dog at 1o West Four
tenth street.
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Oh z REwARD-STOLEN, ON THE NIGHT OF THE
DC 25th inst, a double barreled gun, marked -.
Manton, London" The above reward will be paid for
the recovery Of the gun Pawnbrokers and others
rested to stop the IL offered for sale Said gun
is bruised on the barrel by putting it in a vice.
j. L. CHEFSAfAN. l47 avenue C.
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LNERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMY, SO WEST FOUR
IL teenth street.-Madame c. Dubreul Ferrero and
Edward Ferrero respectfully that their school
is now open. For terms and days Of tuition apply
above. Pupils can join at any Time the quarter COM
mencing the day of entry.
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MONSIEUR G. MIRASOLE, FOR MANY YEARS A DIS
Ikl tnguished professor Of dancing in the cities u
Milan, Paris and New York, has the honor to inform
his patrons and friends that in conseq of the great
increase Of visitors to his academy he has been obliged
to furnish larger accommodations for his pupils and
has taken the splendid establishment No is Bond st.
formerly known the Appolinea. Mons NJ takes this
opportunity of again thanking the American public for
their kind support, and pledges himself to renewed ef
forts for its continuance All the fashiona BILE dances
taught in the shortest time and upon the mode
rate terms Classes Tor ladies every morning from nine
till O'Clock, assisted by Macame M Classes for
gentlemen afternoon and evening" from seven till ten.
The new academy will open on Thursday, Nov. 30th.
The first grand ball of the will take place Fri
day evening, December LIST. Tickets admitting gen
man and ladies' 81
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M lssNG. "A PR0MISSORY NOTE FOR s427, DATED
after date, to order Of John Wilson Co. by N Robin
sor- enclosed in letter TO the address of John
Wilson Co., No 81 Maisen lane, New York, and de-.
posted in the United States Post Office a. Philadelphia
on tho 18th October IAst which note and letter nos
having yet heen by undersigned all persons
are hereby cautopd not TO negotiate said note the pay
JOHN WILSON & co
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THOMAS K. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City Inspectors Office New York, Nov. rs, 1854.
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tt n REWARD-STRAYED, ON THURSDAY MORN
DlO ing, Esd instant large black Newfoundland
d"g with new leather collar and weighty dog chain
round his neck; answers to the name Of Spark. Who
shall return him to &c. Delaney street. corner Of
Orchard, shall receive the above reward.
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ALBANY-Arr Nov % schr Cataract, Marshan, Norwich
Cid schrs Tryphenia Chapman New Haven; Goodspecd
Wilbur Norwich; Ann Tsirtle, Bacon, Boston; Thomas
gco., ,psmen hchmonai Detroit Haett provdence;
Allen, New Haven Farmer, Norton; Fountain, Davs;
Perseverance Rogers and Planet Handy, Fall RIVER Au
gusts Nckerscn, Portland Pearl Kelly New Bedford;
Edwin Pos STALL Bellport sloop Southport, Wilson, New
Haven.
,,BANGoR-cid Nov % bark W Dabbidge, Babbdse
Barbados.
BAL1IMoRE-Arr Nov "a ship Defence (nr) McMAwbrey.
Ncrfolk Ito load for verpoo barks Swan button Rio "a
metro; Union, Kcndrck Boston, brgs James Gray, Rich
mond Ma Gilmore sudley, Boston; sohr Emily John,
Tunnel NYork Cid sci1apaniel Brown, Head all
River Telegraph, Routh N~ich, CT barge Laurel Pen
BOsToN-Arr Nov Is Br steamship Canada stone Liver
pool 18th inst via Halifax sd AM anchored below re
vious hight after being In collision with steamer Ucean
Westward Ho Hussey, Calcutta Angs sand Heads s.h
laks Star, Baker Smyrna 18th nit passed Ginra
tar GOTH Trinity HALL GALVESTON 18th inst Lizzie Loud
Cole Savannah 10th inst Ella, Finn Baltimore; bri
Purchase iSr Rodney IS.G cit Helen !ss Meier
vans "a inst Julia, Pomeroy, sayannahi twilight, gow
man Baltimore Lucy Atwood. Chase "a Amsriea, Rob
m sStL nit; Hn Dresser bodse, J.oks,avns il.h as.
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Oh Oh REwARD.-STOIEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS
RAO rooms, No. Clark street. in the temporary
absence of the family, on Saturday evening" November
25th black brocade silk Dress red thibet shawl
set silver tea spoons, marie ed c. j. p set table
spoons, two sets knives and forks, ladies' breast
pn-in all amounting tc 500. The above reward will be
paid for the return Of the above goods in proportion
for part or for the detection Of the thief Pawnbrokers
stop. C. PROCTOR.
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.ssERrNEMENn kGSEWgb BvEkr DaY.
DANCING ACADEl1Irs.

nANCNG.-MORE NEW CI.ASSES-I. DE G.
IL BROOKES, 361 Broome street. is now forming sew
eral classes, to commence Immediately. All the
fashionable dances taught in course of lessons.
Private lessons at various hours. Soirees Wednesday
nights.
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II OST-A SABLE FUR vICTORINE TIPPET, ON
IL Thursday night Nov. ed, in going from Eighth
dow to Fourteenth street to Ninth avenue,
up to Nineteenth street The finder shall be suitably
warded by leaving il at 141 Tenth avenue.
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Hcsack the Bank OF the Republic New York dated
Nov 25, 1854 for twel hundred and City dollars il
favor ofo =. Cammana, and by him endcrsed Payment
OF the tawe having ben stopped. suitable reward wiz
be paid on its return TO the FIRST teller Il the Merchants
Rank,
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r OST-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON BETWEEN THE
IL Museum and Liberty street. a small portemcnnas
containing $100 bill on the Commercial Bank Of New
York, besides some small change Any person who ma
have foundit, by returning the TO No West For
ty-frst street. few doors below Sixth avenue will b
literally rewarded.
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DISEASES.

In the city and county Of New York from the 18th
November to the 25th day of November, 1854
Men, 81; women ST. boys lis; girls, 102-Total, $50.
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ANTWERP Nov l2-It blew gale from the northward
this morning. The Am ship Ann washburn. Winchell.
which had just lett the basin coming to anchor the
roads ran on shore Of the pilot station but foaed without
assistance.
sTRAsoroRp No, e.The steam ting Belfast has arrived
to take cargo saved the American ship Brother
Jonathan, wrecked on Balyquinton Point
NoRprs, NOV 8-The Johanns, 0ldej.hns, Of and from
Bremen for Baltimore with 222 emgrants wrecked
Spckerocg Island, Nov o; and 1s passengers
sayed is dead bodies already drive shore and how
many still the wreck 10 uncertain small
sci particulars unknown shore the Island of
Langeoog the same day.
CARDIFF, Nov I3-The Am bark Sherwood Haskell, re-
ported sailed 10th for San Francisco got aground the
west side Of leading to Butte Dock going out
where she remain until the spring tides she lies
considerably but being mbedded In the mud may
strain.
GIBRALTAR, Nov b-The Span brig Rosita was spoken
Sept with loss OF manmast and proceeding York
repair by the Aurora Cuaeron which arrived
Havana. Oct Is.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.


IOUNTRY SEAT wANTED-ON THE BANKS OF THE
~ Hudson or East rivers embr acng from FIVE to TWEEN
ty acres Of land with good comfortable residence in
order. For such reasonable price will be paid in cash.
and any furniture purchased If desired Address with
particulars, c. w. r., box 9l6 Post Office.
VTTANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, A
w furnished house, q roomy suit of apartments.
Situation between Fourth and sixth avenues and Eighth
and Twentieth streets. Address H. E., box 165 Post
Office.
VTTANTED-A SITTING ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS
w furnished, for gentleman his wife, servant girl
and child. Two bed rooms might do, II large.
Address z. D., Herald Office.