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OUR NEW YORK Correspondence.

New YoRK, September g. 1854.
Business is revivingthe hotels overlooking with
chants and the ebbng of pleasure seekersseven thea
tres, circuse museums and Italian and four
Ethiopian opera houses in full bastthe politicians
sharpening their omahawks for the approaching fall fight
the continental tourists returning by steamer loads
specie and the cholera rapidly dsappearng-bu the
drought still continues still continues the
misery and dread of all do apprehcnd much further
advance the price of -four but it is almost certain that
the price such necessares beef potatoes and meal
during the coming winter will be such to place them al
most beyond the reach of the classes The aborng
who receives his dollar day for wages must be parng
in the of potatoes when they retailing the
four dollars a bushel
The third representation of Lucreza Borga drew large,
fashionable and delighted audience to Castle Garden The
report dcredted that Grs and Mario have broken
engagement and are abou. returning to Europe.
Mr.. John Brady, lawyer lately doing business at the
of Broadway and Leonard street. died yesterday
morning at the residence of his aunt No so Bayard
from the effects of injuries received at the hands of
dies who attacked him in Mott last Sunday night
and hurt him severely that he staggered and fell down
flight of steep steps into receiving injuries which
produced death.
The French war-steamer Acheron Capt Bona Chrstave,
St. Pierre ana Migueot N. f., nine days, and bound
France put into this port yesterday for provisions She has
a of 81 men,
During the past two weeks bargain made with James
McMann, by gentlemen for the purchase of the beautiful
geldng Grey Eddy, for Phiadephian, named Griths
the of $500 Eddy will be kept here till the
fall trotting is
The three thousand dollars to s7e been picked
from the pocket of gentleman the house,
Tuesday last has been found Instead of being stolen
the money dropped upon the Hoor where it after
wards found by Mr. Negu of Chatham street. who
certaning the owner, returned it to him.
serious accident happened few days since, New
Rochelle by which Mr. Dyot the actor and III. wife,
rowly escaped with their lives. Mr. and Mrs. Dyo
out riding when suddenly the horse became frightened and
manageable He dashed along the road with great fury,
and the wheel striking against ledge Of rock by the
side, Mr. and Mrs. Dyott thrown to the ground with
great violence Fortunately, bones broken, Mr..
Dyot receiving deep cash the forehead and serious
bruises about the face. Mrs Dyott hurt much in the
same manner. X.
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From the Journal Of Commerce, sept &
THE SOFT CONVENTION AT SYRACUSE.

1t VIII be seen by telegraphc report of proceedings
at the Syracuse convention of sos the next page that
ne raod faction was completely put down The resolu-
uons reported by the majority of the committee were all
auopeo including that which susains the Nebraska law
say susalns III for although expressing the opinion
vi e convention that the portion of said law which re-
poAS 'pe missouri Compromise "inexpedent and I'M
necessary, IL nevertheless declares the convention o-
posed 10 any agitation having reo the restoration of a,
% OF tending 10 promote any sectional co,rorersv in rela
non heraoF Very good That brings the convention. as
10 all practical issues in relation to the Nebraska law
csey on the ground of the hrds and opposed TO the m
aonsts of every srpewho make the restoration of the
Assourl-Compromse line fundamental article Of their
creed What then forbds the sos after being littlo
more purged of the abolition leaven with which thew have
ner'o been afflicted TO unite with the hards and the
nards with hem in eectng candidates for State Offices
members of Congress &c Acting separately both sec
uohs OF the party certain to be defeated Acting
gener they have fair prospect of success though even
uen 'hey VIII have enough to do to whip out the COM
Oueu forces OF seconalism abolitionsn Seward-whp-
s &C. which, being one in spirit will doubt be one
ACT however they may talk of separate nominations at
the outset ~
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p. II. Barnum's
GRAND LOsSAL MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE,

largest exhibition the wordbeing combination
Of the agewll exhibit at
Washington Wednesday, Sept. 18th, for day only
The the and tho
variety comprised establishment,
for single price of admission Among
will be found a splendid menagerie ofvng
WILD BEASTS,
Collections cuosies and well
tere.ivg among which the real, original
GENERAL TOM THUMB!
NeIis, without and Mr. Lengel, the Lion King,
appear whole forming exhibition unequaed
power The grand Of the establishment
ndoo eight elephants,
will take place the morning Of the day Of exhibition,
children under Including
OF everything advertised in the bills.
Doors open from 10 to ~, from to S. and from to
O'Clock, p. m.
Sept 9-dtl3th
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i'ITY Of Pittaburs and County OF AlleEhany. PENN
the guaranteed bonds
city Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania.
issued PittsbuR and Connesve Railroad
Company by which they guaranteed.
confidently recommend them capitalists and dc
sill
bonds together exhibit and other statistical inor
nation obtained application personally by letter.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS. Co.,
Bankers Fiscal Agents
Agents the PnburR and Connelsvlc Railroad Company
an ls--dkcpu
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Is Y Il K l. T. 4 X A + IL.

New YoRK, Sept. s.-The United States mail steamship
Washington Captain Floyd sailed to-day for South
ampton and Bremen She sixty passengers and
four hundred and eighty thousand dollars in
the shipments for the week million and half
The trotng horse "Grey Eddy" which great
Thursday last beating Taconey, and distancng mae
has been sold TO Mr.. Griffith of Philadelphia for So
Miss Kate Saxon the weknown actress is recovering
from attack of cholera.
Grisi and Mario had large and enthusiastic audience
last evening.
despatch from Montreal that the Canadian ministry
have rendered their designations, in consequence of
feat in the Provincial Parliament Lord Egin has
Sir Allen McNab to form ministry.
No report from the city inspector this week in
OF his absence from the city but believed that the
port viii show decrease in the number of deaths compared
with the returns of last week.
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inst, THEOPHfLU5, the youngest of RICHARD
and LsoRErA ANN Sroors, aged ii months and 20 days
the family kindly invited
Sunday aternoon at o'clock from the resi-
dence o father, of 9th and streets.
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farmer sold thirty bushels of potatoes for two dollar,
ana ten cents per bushe in Boston On Morao, o,a >
who has lately arrived from the regions Of
sues US that he saw potatoes upon the tables at
prr Tue noeis at which he stopped until he reached
buiao'-Sprinafeld Republican.
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CARD The attention of the public respectfully
which will take place
Gadsby pennsylvania avenue next to the
Third Monday the lh instant 10 O'Clock
a. M The o Superior quality, LIBERAL
positive will worthy of the aenton of per-
sons wishing purchase excellent furniture.
For further particulars advertisement
GREEN & SCOTT,
I'D AuctioneeTs.
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LOCAL N Il w $.

PUBIC trustees of the public schools of the
city held meeting the 9Th instant. The committee APP
pointed make the annual report presented in writing
which read and approved The following happiy-con-
ceived admirably letter from Rev. c. A. Davis
recently member of the council for the first ward
was read the resolved unanimously to decline
accepting the resignation This resolve udcous the
part of the trustees and evidence of their high
citation of Mr.. Davis:
OFFICE TRUSTEES PUBLIC Schools,
September g. 1854.
GENTLEMEN | herewith tender MT resignation
tary board of trustees of the public schools to take
effect from and after the close OF the present month
with Won in of the nobes enterprises of the age,
not the ties Which have so long
deeply impressed and in the years to come shall recur
my associations with you as marking some OF the most
pleasant moments Of my life.
You gentlemen, been called to the performance of
arduos Important and responsible duties and nooy have
not that deserving and generous public have
appreciated disintsreted and successful efforts IN De
into existence your carehe hundreds and thousands
youth of city who have received instruction in
those schoosare the enduring imperishabs monuments
your noble efforts You have your reward in the graft
udc people, and the sweet consciousness Of duty well
performed Need say that my interest in the public
schools this city suffer abaemcnt and my feeble
services at time or IN any way aid in the arther
extent of my powers cooperate with you and the
friends of this in carrying out to perfection
system happily conceived and thus far wonderfully
Accept, gentlemen, the of my warm personal
With sincere respect, your obedent servant we
To the Trustees of the Public Schools.
REprmrTIoN OF GovERNMEST sTocKs.-The redemption
Treasury Department of the public debt for the week
ending September 9th as follows:
Loan of 1912 $4,000 500 goo
lS47 900
Is4s $500
rr. ..1---. % 600
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Bunk Clerks of Baltimore.

BALrIoRE, Sept 9.The bank clerks of this city design
holding meeting for the purpose of asking
their salaries consequence Of the the prices
all the necessaries of life.
The Grand Lodge Of l. o. o. F. of the United States
still session The day has been consumed in the discussion
of private business
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Gov DAVIS OF OREoor.-This distinguished gentleman is
on visit the city, where he has many old friends and
warm admirers He is, reoccd to say in excellent
health,
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NonrH PoIsT.--The surviving veteran and gallant de-
fender. Baltimore North Point the ever-memoabe
18th September 1874 will reach the city Tuesday morn
ing for Alexandria, where they have been invited to
celebrate the anniversary of day upon which they signal
their devotion to their country One or two OF the mil
tnry companies of metropolis win turn out in honor OF
thoe who bsthed themselves in glory in the second war of
Independence.
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ANSiAL's sALE-In virtue of of Issued
vi from the clerks Office the circuit Of the District OF Co
umbih for the of Washington and directed shall
public sale Monday 4h day of Sepem
the front of the door of the said
IL O'clock the following All that ot piece
parcel Of ground lying in the city Washington and designated
the plat lot No (i No three hun
dred (37i thousand
oo0) together all
thereon seized Walter
enoK and sold satisfy judicial No 4 March 1884, In
favor Of Bazel Hall.
JONAH d. HOOVER,
Marshal of the District Of Columbia.
August &, 1854
Aug 9-dtiSep
la}-The above sale postponed Monday, thc
In nsinnt, the hour and place.
HOOVER,
Sep 3-dtlIh Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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CNcISSATI, Sept. SFrancis Dick executed at Day
to-day for the murder of his moherinaw and brother
in-law. He had previously confessed his guilt.
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y
SYRACUSE Sept. s.The cornerstone of the Idiot
Asylum laid IL O'Clock to-day the grounds
des formerly owned by Secretary Levenworh, who did the
honors After prayer by Rev. Mr.. Ashley rector of ST.
Paus church, and music by Milers Band, the
laid by Allen Monroe, the absence of Gov Seymour. p
r. Wilbur superintendent of the institution the
speaker and followed by Hon. Washington Hunt who
gave history of the movement Remarks also made
by Dr. Seguin Mr.. Conger, and others.
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MILE COMES coscERT.-The concert which was 10
have been given at Carus Saloon Friday evening by this
cecb prmn donna postponed regret to say on
of the ndispo.tion of the lady will take place
on Monday evening and from the known musical accomplish
men Mile Gomez and others associated with her, we
doubt that they will be literally Patronzcd by the
music loving portion OF our citizens.
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1T IL evidently best that we announce 10 our GUS
and the of dry goods that we are now
choice select fabrics, &C.,
Gently purchased at the northern auctions
pieces rich plain black silks, at IS per yard worth 81
large LOT of chemise,s and sleeves with other embroderes
atless than half the importers cost
Is pieces "Lupins black bombasins Mt onequarer less
than the regular prices .
pieces heavy corded mourning silks 81 80 per ysTd value
pieces white, pink blue de sole silks for evening
dresses, 81 per yard value ~ so
pieces heavy pou dc Silks merinO cOlOrs u
yard value 81 so
pieces menos, colors, per yard
pieces do, 81 per yard value q 50
30 pieces furniture chntzes lax yards value l6k
IS pieces rich plaid silks rs cents yard well worth
piffff66h eBSaA rieh Rsg yard value 81 IS
cartons ladies' golden bordered long scars
4 cartons printed cashmere shaws for autumn
ladies' and light kid gloves, that we
In this place remark ono kid gloves
will be taken back exchanged"
IS cartons rich autumn and winter nband prices onequarteF
less than value
pieces chntzes quality, ak yard
rs priced and fine white fannsis less
10 pieces handsome appropriate for
chldren's
30 pieces fine mousseines,
10 pieces de base travelling dresses qualities
cartons ladies' embroidered cambria skirts
40 pieces unusually stylish and modern woollcn paid for
ladies' and chidrens
found we'll ordered dry goods
house, to which daily additions are made
Good articles pces and fair dealing be relied on In all
cases.
One price only
order them goods
for inspection confusion in accounts
they paid BY Having price, delay
PERRY x BROTHER,
Central Stores, opposite Centre Market
Sep 9-d6t
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Great Fire at Columbus, Mississppi
COLUMNS, Miss, Sept S.A destructive fire occurred
in this to-day. Fourteen and dwellings
burnt to the ground. The loss is unknown
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Nearly twenty persons were poisoned in Aegany eoan
ty Nd the other day, by eating cornbread made from
sour meal. They recovered.
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NOTICE.-GsovernmentB Building stock, (WashinK
persons having stock this
showing number date
the certificate held respectively
thay send them direct Seldom Withers Coz Washing
JOS. H. BRADLEY,
Sent lS-dtw WIN. SELDEN, Trustees.
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New foRK, Sept. Capt G. Ii. Pegram, a former aid
Jersey, to-day.
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Meirspap& .Suspensiion


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. sThe Daily Evening Register
pended publication to-day.
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There were 224 deaths in ST Louis including 81 from
cholera during the week ending the 4th inst
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st. Joseph,s Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Emmits6urg, frederick county, Nd.
tHE Annual Studies this institution
the Gath August Thursday
board and tuition $3.50 payable semi
annually There charges for music drawing
painting French Spanish Italian German, and Latin
primary department. composed Of pupils under
Letters OF inquiry should addressed Mother Superior
ST. Josephs Academy Emibug Frederick county, Maryland.
l0--d3t
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ny AucstOnceKs
EXTENSIVE SALE OF VERY FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
u lure at aueusn-on Monday the lih shall sell
The residence OF VIVA Sadsby the side Pennsys
next 10 The Of Sd street,
large and cxcslsni assortment OF furniture
IN
and hair
ne headed chair
mahogany parioy
chairs
hne French plate mirrors, Of which large
hne Psyche glass
Set mahogany Union chairs
Mahogany spring lounge
Fancy other chairs
Mahogany marble top pier sofa, and other tables
Do dressing other bureaus, washssaDds
Do nne bookcase
Work and light stands
Two handsome and
China, glass, aud eTockery ware
Gifandoles candeabras, glass chandeliers
wardrobcs
Mahogany
Fine feather beds, bedding
Hair and shuck
many articles deem unnecessary 10 emu
Terms of All OF S30 cash over $780,
credit and months, satisfactorily
d0rsed bearing interest
Ihe of the public respectfully invited the
the furniture of superior quality, and the sale will well
worthy their attention. GREEN SCOTT,
Aucuoneers.
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John t. Mailing has withdrawn from the Nashville
Union and American To accept foreign mission from Pres
dent Pierce
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Col Emory The Mexican boundary commissioner lef
Washington on Wednesday by the overland route for hi
post
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Prof Stafford the State geoogst of Tennessee has dis
covered Rogersvie in that State extensive mine
of what is said to be unquestionably brass
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geance on the cruel guardian. This must say, is
phase of Young Americansm which is highly cedtable
TO the youth of that part of the city.
Missouri Democrat Auq. 90
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BY GREEN a SCOTT. AuctioneerA.

BY GREEN q SUIT. AuctIoneorhs
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
and lots shop, and finished work,
&c. Tuesday the i2, instant shall SELL by virtue
assignment for benefit of their creditors made by
George W. scroan and Thomas Davis to the subscriber as
gentlemen Of
souh Thirteen On island 10
O'Clock, all household effects the houses, which
comprise general of excellent furniture.
And Immediately after the sale Of the above, at ocoek
proceed houses which they reside being
arranged and nearly and
which sand being lot number four ~ In square
No 24 with the shop work benches and finished
work.
described ndispubIc, and the
will be well worthy the attention of persons wishing make
Terms cash.
II the terms of sale for the csmpisd with within
day right resell
delinquent BY advertising three times
previous TO such resale.
JOHN l.. SMITH, Trustee.
GREEN SCOTT,
gept6-d Aucioneers
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EINE RULED Letter Paper Mt dollar per reana.
l. bought personally in Europe and imported by i
Scp9 FRANCK TAYLOR.
lNANTEDOpinions the Attorney Generals Office lately
published in Volumes for which moderate prizes win be
given in purchase exchange.
Sep0 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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There great apple crop in western Ohio where good
ones are in abundance at 80 cents bushel.
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SAY SALyADon-in this Central American State the To-
Gusts are committing great nyages and the prices OF
breadstus are very high in consequence of the scarcity
An epidemic has also broken out among the cattle and
thousands have persisted
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Vessels ffoit New Orleans. Savannah and Charleston
are to be quarantned at Norfolk
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Three of the night police Of Psburg have been arrested
on charge of larceny.
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pennsylvania Colleg e- Medical Department

Ninth street, besw Locust, Philadelphia.
THE COURSE OF LECTURES for The session lS54-'55 viii
Monday, October 9th and will continue whou
March ensuing The Faculty
posed follows: -
David Gilbert M D-Obsecs and Diseases of Women
dren.
Alfred SulIe, NJ. DTheoy and Practice Of Medicine.
John Neil, NJ D.-Princpes and Practice Of Surgery.
J. M. Allen, M. D.--Anatomy -
John j. Reese M D.-Medica Chemistry and Pharmacy.
John D. Bidde, NJ D.-Therapeutcs and Materin Mcdica
Francis g. Smith, NJ, D.-Insttutes of Medicine
The rooms Practical Anatomy open In September
Medical and Surgical held the college twice
second course furnished with the Pennsylvania Hos
pital ticket.
kGa 0I eeaGn uGk 81
Graduation fee. ~
JOHN J. REESE, NJ. D., Registrar,
1872 8. Ninth street, Philadelphia
Sep l0--eod3tkcp
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There said DC in Ireland three ecclesiastical bodies
oshoots of the Irish Presbyterian Charch still retaining
the forms of that denomination which profess Unitarian
ism. They have about fifty ministers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-26
DISSENTING OPINION.

In the cases of appeal before the Penn
sylvania Supreme Court from the de.
cision of an Alderman of Allegheny coun-
ty, who had fined several parties $50 for
selling liquor on the Sabbath, the Alder
man was sustained by majority of the
Court, but Chief Justice Lewis dissented
on the ground that the summary convic-
ton of the plaintiffs by which they were
deprived of trial by jury, was unconsti-
tutional. The Chief Justice said:
To authorize a single justice of the
peace to impose a fine Of fifty dollars,
and to impIison a citizen for non.pay.
ment of it, giving no right of appeal to a
jury, upon any terms whatever, is an ef-
fectual and plain abolition of the trial by
jury, in all cases to which such statute
extends. If a citizen may te imprison.
ed for non-payment of a fine of fiity dol.
lars imposed by justice of the peace,
without ajury, what becomes of the ex.
press constitutional injunction that nc
one shall be "deprived of his liberty OF
property, unless by the judgment Of his
pesrs" If the Legislature may abolish