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Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-08-04
WASHINGTON, d. C.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1854.


In consequence Of the manifest impossibility
Of completing the business before Congress by
noon to-day, it was agreed by both Houses to
continue the session until eight A. M, on Mon
day next; no motion to be entertained, how
ever, after four p. M, to-day This is, in ef
feet, a discontinuanoe Of all Legislation after
the hour named to- day, and a nominal contin-
uance of the session long enough to perfect
the records.
The Homestead bill Of the Senate has been
set aside, and minor bill, proposed by Mr.
Cobb graduating the prices Of lands, has been
passed.
The following appropriation bills have been
passed:
The Civil and Diplomatic;
The bill to give effect to the Reciprocity
Treaty;
The River and Harbor bill, (which may be
yetoed)
The Army Appropriation, without the ten
millions)
\ The Navy Appropriation;
The Post Office Appropriation and
The Indian Appropriation.
The Ocean Mail Service Appropriation bill
was defeated in the Senate The effect will Of
course be that the service will be continued,
and will hereafter be paid for; without the re-
trenobment contemplated by the proposed no.
tice to tho Collins line Of steamers relative to
lite extra compensation.
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monwealth--yet these are the characters that
the Standard invites to come among US to press
out the mechanical slave labor Of the country;
and, in order TO buy them over, we are told
that we must givs Asm slaves and leave our
native mechanics to do the best they can. Tru-
Iy, a prophet Is not without honor, save in his
own cOuntry,n
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~ Mr.. JAMES ELLIOTT is authorised to receive
and receipt for subscriptions and advertisements for
the Daily and tho Weekly National Era, in cincin-
natl and vicinity.
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THE TEN MILLION APPROPRIATION.

Il We are happy to announce that the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations in the Senate,
through Mr.. Mason, yesterday reported against
the necessity or proprioty Of placing ten mil
lions of dollars at the disposal of the President,
to enable him TO make war upon Spain. The
committee agree entirely with the President,
that the country has suffered grievous insults
from the authorities Of Cuba, and seem to in
dulge in all the apprehensons Of danger from
that great Power, which the Executive mes
sage processes but on the whole conclude, that
as the recess Of Congress will continue only
four months, it is best not to make the ten mil
lion appropriation We rejoice ut the conciu-
sion, however little we may respect the reason
ing which leads to it. How changed 10 the
spirit Of the country in twenty years When
General Jackson asked for three million APP
rropration in advance, as provision tor
contingent war with France, Mr.. Webster ex-
claimed in the Senate that he would not place
that sum at the unlimited disposal Of the Ex-
ecutive, off the cannon Of the enemy were bat
tering down the walls of the Capitol" There
was the old Revolutionary spirit of Liberty IN
that exclamation; but our slave-ridden De-
mocracy 10 rapidly degenerating into despos-
ism, and all the maxims Of free government arc
abandoned. Y.
q ". u Y '
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70 Mr.. Willism r. Lanpher, citizen Of
Baltimore, was wantonIy assailed by rufian,
on Toesdsy night, and so injured that he died
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Eow TO BUILD THE WASHINGTON MoNU-
MENT

We respectfully suggest plan for raising
money to build the Monument Let each
party in the several States, at the approaching
elections, open books Of subscription and boxes
to receive contributions; In this way, spirit
of rivalry will be awakened, which cannot fail
to bring every generous emotion into play,
Each party will be ambitious of excelling its
rivals. y.
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FUN.--The following Is an account Of the
way the Fourth of July was celebrated at
Montague, Massachusetts,:
Nothing was dono here till afternoon, when,
between three and four O'Clock, there was a
mock slave hunt A poor fugitive was seen TO
RON for dear life, pursued by posse on horse
back and on foot, armed with bludgeons and
pistols, who at length succeeded in capturing
him. But the spectators interfered now, and
quickly rescued the fugitive, and pulled his
pursucrs from their horses, and set them TO
fleeing in turn, while their prisoner was sct
free. Then were seen four efigies, (of Pierce,
Douglas, Loring, and Hallett) slowly borne
along. TO the mournfol toIling Of the bell, to q
gallows erected in the wide gle Of the street,
whore they were suspended by the neck until
dead A FIRE was then kindled beneath them,
and soon they were converted TO ashes"
LIBERAL AND PATRIOTIC SrsrIMExrsI--1he
Lynchburg fva) Republican says:
I" II is not the freign population that we
have to fear in our contest with abolitionism
il Is the native-born New Eaglsndcr, that is
by nature an abolitionist He Is raised upon it,
and ID can't be gotten out Uf him. A Know
Nothing Southern society against the emigra-
tion 81 Yankee sboliiopists into our midst
would be more sensible move, and meet with
greater appreciation in the SOUTH
70 Mr.. Wiiliam n. Lappher, q citizen Of
Baltimore was wantouIy assailed by rufHan,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

ROY, On he l6h inst Goodrich Boyc- aged p
IDS and OF the family, the member OF Ne
tro of.n Lodge and A NJ Decit Chapter Ns TO- o.
generally. Bsxtr Guards iih X SimeAt aud
liz r frdrthe his mother, No pa spring !.
qhuisdey 10 A. NJ His romans will DO taken 10 Iiry
for nicrircnf
Csiclnia palc please copy.
IURROUGIIs-lu .ssl Feb 20 James w BurTough' aged
-
NV. York ard Bottom papers please cory
MOCHE-ht HGr n Y, May H. John Moore, IN the 1h
Of AisHg
lis freuds and hs sons jobs and william H. sud
his som. I'M Aw !s J. Kenyon, respectfully
ard sixtc, nth - and Avenue A. on Friday a. 3 7 VI.
MlN1UNAt bis rCsideuce, New Brniwick New etssJ on
Monday evening, William H. hnun formerly OF THIS CITY
funeral ~ take Place from bis late est'nes s 1nurs9if
the 18Th inst Al u O'Clock 49,,
ton ich he boo with Christian patience aud rgBetn Al
uuesonrl0d. MARIETTA DEANE, vito Of FRANKLIN j.
OTTARSON CRY I'd Of TBE ~ I. IRlBcsED agd ~ vehr'
months ard y She leaves husband and % mourn an
Tie r.ts end nierds If the family are nvi I'll attend lhs
near SIKH VII be buried IN Greenwood Cemetery
sMTHOn the H. h inst Franklin T., OF Oloeu ID sud
Margaret A. Snih. eyed srurs. IYoath ana II days
Tue fri ud md relatives Of he family espr MY invite 70
residence OF his PARENTS, No. 10 ourlbls s.
STONFtt O'Clock " ednescay morning ths lth inst,
rh Scn. Cyrus W Field Coz aed - Y.frf
friends Of tie family Invited = stent ,l'
funeral further nyaon from his late sd'ns,
~ Z ssveri.eLtAt O'Clock Ffy afternoon no
l.h v b. tai sn 10 sioAbdse, MSaeAdsstis
vTLLs~on The Inh inst Catherine Wells asea D Ys."'
" iAs sld 10 DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

THK WARD ExCITENENT-Ihere seems Ia be scarcely
any abatement of the excitement in and about Louisville
created by the Ward verdict large and indignant meet
ing was hold at West Point, Hardin County, the 9Th
inst, by which very dcnuucatoy rePuons were passed
The Louisville Democrat contains call for nocing for
the purpose of expressing in suitable way their dis
APPRECIATION of the continuance in Office Of certain state
and General Government officials, and TO make some
appropriate disposition Of the Pewter Cup Funds The
paper saws The Loaisrie Journal publishes sor.
Of pedigree Of the Hardin Jury whereby appeas tia
of them are akin respectable people and cou se
as many endo.sers as Barlow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

BROOKLYN COURT OF SESSIONS.

R-;o-e Jrd Mooss and Justices >riLwELL and srRrxEN
Tie Jury in the of Robert Steel who was indicted
rsud larceny the charge OF stealing sio2 from James >bep
herd Jnu.ry las. unable to upon verdict snd were
duchsrctd Tie prisoner remsuded
T-snc erhrrg boy about Of ,rrssred o.,
en- cut the third degree entering the hou,s
Of A Fulton months and stealing
ti,r lie pleaded guilty snd sentences 70
the State Pr the term OF threc years
Jacob Meyer implicated wi ,he above prisoner dshreei
n evidence appearing imr!icafc hin
Thcnss Chars Martin indicted for burglary IN the
frs. desre entering number Of houses Faon st. IN he
tic uit tnc means false KEYS ri aud c)nyi 4,
heupon the Stse Prison for the term
ash.
Smith placed TRIAL sdctmol. charging her
viii gferd ac,nv stealing watch worth S1j from The house Of
Heu rn She had been employ to do ~ors aud a. er
be had sof missing Subsequently
tanned that bad been placed in sson Of jeweer IN W Ia Ne
urb in r.ra named Nslone He stated that IL
accused and she had told him that sh- had found
the The s.l on At The rising u n. Nln
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MINING soAEl
Rerol,,a fol rhs Y rrlben. B, ~ 1 rA9n..

Ft.f Hs.,d camden Aney h X %, IS 81 90
W.. Phi gha IA ca.a 4 -seo do ~ -)ev Y 81
- IA - DO -, esp 81 70 rsan, 'lasa - % -
Kssaus X X Mot cash 81 "a fsna-ylsaa 4 90 ~
IA .ii - do b "a AA~LAl 4 r. ga "a iAie, ait
If,n.n 10. 20 Spfns ustsn tasaf.9ec % 80 Lchita
8 Commercial bank cash. % - NeeAa4s haaA ~
ssesi h.,,s hes sd De- & g. 70, % =" rraa
81. -. 4. u1ins 4 L. o. ~, lv kesias 4 X - 80
O 10 do M resa Il r. si 10 u"aad Ss-A -
~, a d. do, Ia 80, a.. 49,
-iixf Bas4 lt htaGls X Il - III A 10 To- say, 'is
"a Reading Il u. III -. -. o..
tksss Pss-u d., o. 20 - ~ ssset 10 " -. "a
A4 l slsd 10 Roa. ~ I'd BAD ei l-sei do Msst a. -
n b salsd rrGA.tlsaas Railroad al 30, sis sd 80 sskeJ
NM Csnal b. IA L.. aed Schuskh Nas a. a.. sli "a =
s..sd do s,o,k s ID 81 as.d d, r'StHsd 81 hi 81
..lsi Isss l.a "a bt sskri. t.tssti. Il pa "a s<r1
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RAJ E.rA1r-The following sales we.c mede ye-ie--
DIV {. n @ M.-chanL. Ezchanse by y II. Ncoley:


T. no - tT O. Tie - /. li-t-1c
sls: You have kindly INDUCED n makiH- appeal
10 the public On behalf OF the sb9ve object VII you now
permit US through the chsnIe q return on helHy
thanks TO all who have in any way contributes, 70 us- Oh
iect Here VI would a,knowidle ii recep Of parcel
from Broo kyn another Of eNceen, character from some
lad,.s and a number II Volumes rom If. -, "i a
thcriiral ard scientific chsTsc' terAF WI - y casA
wih fts teen erpended fer n sbTe orc' Iase ~A le
r,s,.d A. grant frrr the - about TO-
ru.. Tty ss- ttTs nuttt and prepared ios use We
- lsre a Ward library Et'a-h.d o. Mfftia tA1p> f1
wlel dur II the month osaet iioa q 10 50 NoaH I
-r.s,ed oce AZ Nho ls The PeFlsa! u i1n villa
rt rbrs~ Til. irtry o gudf The oi e Missionary
he Ward ard gicsfly needs -flcuslin.
Tte,c sf-. ne s Who MI pa 'a-r 81 -
ard II L gratifying Know hat man. De hubble walls 81 ne
Gene dk and Iccshd ard benefited Ia nld snd
W. ell mon he liberal and iss5a, 10 lead Us their "a
Apv conn doIsos Ia booAs vii be ihaAs
fully received " ~ Mona Of the Tcni Wand vi Frsisn'e
l. Low No "a IldftEsst
AVAGAEOND.-Eustis Reos, German ras-picker wa,
Yesterday or su.J inulns dsssh q Capt liNI .,
The sew LissLih ard Poke she pesans hn Of Otpk
,rsie,as, neTs'ns lie wss eommlued TO Pf.'on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

KLxIucXY Morals AND JUsTIcE.-Iae Kentucky pa
pers BY their contentious about the Ward verdict ere un-
Intentionally giving Joint summary facts which would
seem TO indicate that the pursued by the Juy IN
that case was nothing under Kentucky san. TIE
Joue Courier says that less than fourteen murders
have been committed in Fayee and not one murderer has
been punished and that large number o; murders have
been committed in the Frankfort district, and not one
murderer has punished To this Tie LOHsre Courier
adds tia, the number of those in Louisville and JEFFERSON
who have escaped conviction Is far greater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

DEATH OF An AGED CLTRGIMAN.-IHs Boston Jour
nal announces the death of the Rev Dr. Thompson ven
.rahIe corcxo., If Barre who died his residence in
that town very suddenly sunday last lie died whe
the church bells ringing or the afternoon service last
Sunday. Mr.. Thompson had been pastor OF the Unitarian
Church Barre upward u fifty years he having preached
halfa century in January last on which occasion
there was large gathering Of tie relatives and friends u
the deceased He had not preached regularly for some
ten years past colleague having been settled in 1874 or
is45 AS pastor the deceased was universally beloved
He leaves several children to mourn his loss among whom
is the Rev DIR. Thompson Of Salem.
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NJ aRRfED.

RtKFR-PYENEIIe-On "Wednesday, May II, by fhs Rev
Go b. Chce,cr D. d. at the rcsdence q. p + i9a' E
FRED Pnier OF s,eltovv SaTsh Powell Of this C
INDEPENDENTLY II. by the Rev Dr. hu'toa
Smith Barker. Jr 70 Nate, daughter OF Cornelius ,at
FANEs-PREDNORE-O l7ih inst. tie Methods. Episcopal
Chuioh City Il Now Nosk by tho Rev X st Nj
Jcserh Mrs Elizabeth PredmSIe both Of this CRY
SGHREINEI- ESLFR-On tho 10Th nll e. the y v" Dnsch
Roomed CbrIoh ~ tho Rev James b. fsh Om I'd II
Ms Sarah NJ daughter Of Henry Ee Elr a. o
I'll
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IN RnKr. YEsrEnDAY:
The amour, received ct the Subrreasury wi" sitf Doc
rayments s. .300 balance 81 is2, $40.

The amount received ct the Subfrcasury wn sit'''
paymenis s., 300. balance, 81 1880
The Lowell Mass Machine Shop Company ' cent
The transfer books of the Columbus and Xcns AMI Little
Miami Railroad Companies wiz be closed from tho s)sh
inst til the ist of June.
There ia no now eaur, in the Moaey market. The
Banks are doing nearly all the desirable paper offered
especially ii short and Of them buying short pa
Der in tho street IL must be understood however. III
there large Of very respectable paper On the
market selling at az cent y month. Call loans are
y cent with On occasional loan at 6 cent. The de-
mend for money decreasing the liabilities OF the bust
ness world are qudacd The Exchanges at tho Clear
ingIIouse to-day only s9, 100000.
The steamer to-day took s3js 9Di in bars which IA less
lan wls anticipated. There considerable amount N
bars the market to supply tho Saturday steamer.
Mr. John Mcgee hes been elected Prsdcn. Of tho Buda
10, Coming and Ncw-York Railroad Co.. vice John lont.
resigned. II is stated that the stockholders arc very
generally taking the preferred stock authorized by th, last
legislature and that asaiy about ssjocoo Of such stock
has been subscribed for.
Mr. Wright, in lis circular for the steamer has th, M
nes od statistics Of the Cotton movement: 4
CRoP-The reports OF injury TO the Young plant,
udod 70 " ~ las, circular, are fully csnnrnel py rabs
quent ndvices from the South The ross OF .h eoi Jun
Apr extended as far South az Red Riyor, and wero very
yer cray destructive to such Coon as was grohni
reuiantng il being fesorted to- and am niormsi IN
od deal of land upon which WAS Intended 10 gro" ,v.
ton viii now be powed up and Com planted as snosA
uie il being considered n crop at tins a'c pero1
Tic following l. a statement Of the movement Ia Cotton
since the LIT september last as compared ".h '' pre-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
COURT CALENDAR.-THIs DAY.

SUPERIOR CoUnr-In main bullding.)-No' sl3, 'e}
6si Coz. 1852 O5I o5o i69 loej osI e57 G3' 6lI 65
e;9 IN as 9,s 97a Col 7GJ 1859 lc9l. iS, 1921 l
Ii los iIo5 ~ 10 LII LIS iilS LII LIZ III
z3 .5 northeast Park Nos w 90 .s' 81
sl2 s;s .6 6}l 40 iiS6 sjl $50 80 3d. sc' 30
sf2. "a . - 49,. a.. 40.
see fes 7s SO s So s7s SIS s76 Pat Nos s 75)
t. s. D,sTiIcT CouRr-Nos CO. &C. Is, 81, -. g. %.
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BIRTHS.

CLfFFOBD-X,y &c Mrs Clifford. wife Of Henry R cieri Of
III BoIs-Msy H. MIS- Du Bo,s wife OF william A Du B1 II
=
hUEsTON-In Bottom, Nay 10, Mrs ra.Os. wifs Of Monroe
Huc-fon. of DsVGBTfR.
MAfSON-ln Albany, M,y II, Ms Mason, wife OF Andre"
Mrrcn. a DAuCHTFR
MORR SONNY a. Mn. Morrison, vii, OF Peter NORTON.
sf.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

<,nnOw Es,ArT.--k gcnlom,n nencl Ferguson
VIZ finriro ri tire door of his hou'' in fcriysc' ond
81 ncfr Ihrd-ay.. WHOM large rock was thrown
from cuorry The opposite tide whore some men were
cslo,o al ia blostnr the rock So thrown passed. nnea
.,lv over Il head OF VI. Ferguson, smashing the door
to Mons, Tho parties in charge Of the quarry represent
lie blast - having been well covered. Too great pre-
caution csuiot be taken in this operation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18
WJLLIANSBU RTU ITE.NS.

>ricirr-A lnlorr in the employ o Terrence Nc''yg-
% 90 M ~ PsIf Murphy commit 81 suicide on TICS
g., hiLsn. himself with cpd uac1 L. the np oi
trtc L.r Lr, Iih Celsr4s Sre-n olu'y lie vs. 'lnlec
rid hi. lie while as ie io"
aissu dnrer h- native OF Ireland ~ ears
OF tud iifd.
ForsD lRowSfD.-Ou uesdav afternoon the body %
.ssna.f Low VS. flud The river Green Point H-
Il missing fIom h rreace ia ~.onst b,'' N IN ,
ff. deceased ufv. o -c1Nrd - v-ar-
srs and AZ, family Ca-oner ,nfrd held inquest AID fhe
Jnf, rendered d verdict Of Found Drowned
Yn-Nichael Slavin. a carman was brought before
yesterday AL Lasd 80 TO- Gisia srt 1e4H -
al h,f rtssor
EvcUTsIov.-Y,-t,r,iay forenoon ihe children ~ me
I'D ftG's fAu- --rn IA &c
ord .. rrocr1 ,cric - b1wr5l' ~ po
r,ou s.ns BOYS std s a. 49, -'asd
h. Ma "a -n's Bed.
Urp.t ,Err.- purine Tuesday -t the coal office o.
Deo.e L. Prc-coi. ci Grand and IeI'A " -
es,us ru..,1 sld a'y CHS i.e c'AI' q t"0 e'- -
cr.rrc ,.-......
Yesterday forenoon, about 10 clock the dwelling part
Of I,t. ~ - Gr-rds lrussE oqu during in ao'ea 81
ti.r D. y 20 stolen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18


Plaintiff sa,s he bought note II defendant, signed by
Adam H. ina fof h. sued sa bot appeared ts
s that previous Alff purchasing the nate PAD
M dcrduf aud aintf had O. thr eoss iae
,,saetafou raid undrfslftd -lt returned bat
,ssd .t ssfesd ell sang AL hs
.teu o feo,rf t11s n u aai less pa
tlaln .an. The to-n chars a thai l-fs3a ~h
r.arn n'onaa a l-sai - a'ir aaa ~ eieo'
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BROOKLY ITEMS.

FarAL ACCipFST.-Yc tcriay morning, n little boy
mar sefd lo rue years. whe paion's reside
ia Yok Instantly Killed b. the fins OF crane g,ed IN
eyAin pTes The OF !rosp AMI Gold
o.. III. If - iqi conveyed 10 hi former home
DIED - The STREFT.-A ilbDring man named Patrick
Dunn 81 time snd quite weaS fell on
Ballet. between smith and Hoyrsts Yss.erfiy
rrofnirf. ard iuflsdsf Isl Scr r.4rtd.
ForyD DRowSED-Tho body If drowned man Wa
fhf Df ars. y,liei.s morning 10
.J,' 80 .redf was he'd AID The lal y,lic, rendered
DHovsFD.-A co'orcd man named Tsrael Pecrson, for
resident toLfy Island POM drO d S.r
cry les re ueitiug 90 AT viii. which be- sutoiyols -
Rav. TIE Jurl l0a'u. bottom upward,
tut ilc flav re- recovered
CorosFR's IAQUE.T.-Ccrancr D0nley % Ggavosent
cd ~ irnrs T.e.av upon ho body ..-r-uya
ish found siatnet u fort Hamilton
orril -or. bcod appeared o be- shout ~ year. OF age,
fsrs hair cad dToss.d 10 striped pan'
lions sst tticr flannel drrers shoe rud wolcn
~ accordance win the iac'las rendered and no botr
,ssel Or Dc Comfy AIMS n u8- log Intern A.
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Mart. r. WARD asks from New-Orleans SUSPENSION
az judgment by Editors the question Of his guh or IN
noconco until the publication OF full report OF his 'ra
SO far have observed they seem generally IN 'S"f
Of suspension but not of the sort indicated.
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INronr,Nr DrcTsIoS TX TIE UNITED STATES

VALIDITY oF BL,sts PATENr Fos FIRE
FKoor TAiNrn consequ,nce The above decision throwing 10
whole into the irrd Of the lar'ee instead = Increasing
III pce mary woud no sr' drcng very ua;e ~ - be can
rrcro'i s'y anusctufe lager much cheaper llan s
Every person vho buys the FRE PROOF PANT
EXCEPT PL.yr WI. BE- rrecud The genuine Article hand
Eeuersl der6 No 10 New i0sk oace of tue Pasa.eo
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s -. '.i- III isri-r,@ wirh s---- N'-if'''
rl.ir.f -.rs e.. irrrs srcrr- ~
- Rave Nr,;-os1 Company sgt William ABBOTT
me-. tsItg aeaal- comma 'os tN
lrs - m p ou tie ComTslY AMI -sas orsn ihs cpG
- r.- Tb.v conmu-1r On th- 'ff Tom fT't'
N.Sk I'D that suihseni aai seas were kep t's
suh CO. n lg ia, Ae rear car @. n ia ~
- al AZ pssen-ers between KFe sad New fofs
Teasrf sk ihe a. Rye sod ilsed IPoa 20 u
ca IN nah reaasstsi g. aka seat a,
m 49, er~ wtr i,iad ae door Of ,s rear A' "a
- Locked a. he tine t,iknS he lok, s eon'et 'u'J
hvshf Iafe!su. the ci.rg-s arr tea-l Inc AZ 8 "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-18

Sixty thousand dollars have been subscribed in Georgia
toward the establishment Of ue Of steamers to run be-
tween Savannah and Havana.
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law NTLZLIGENCN
r. :. CIRCUIT COURT.

CspT. CRABTHEE ADMITTED 10 BAIL
Capt C. stands indicted, II viii be fecolecied on
efrv tie Iss Of L ship i,hs NINA
M, lie y cc1rsel N. {. Sl. made
cr -e-ssv BE- be admired % bail tbe ground hat j. ia
re,trr.r nom ths. h. wfly Destroyed the ge
o. Interest IL c3. o On ne clHa y 90 up
rer-,e ls-snsli Resulting tom a
i- - IL ~ ~ q lr and t. Col s;.sT EARN
-I. r-.s C. he aoon 20 sdu. hn ~ - tras lc sl a.
$40
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tadyerilsement
HIssTs.=-RHNIAMLN'S BRAss
ERAss SpRIya

Tavss No 10 Be- 1nan weak fr,a
radio than ell other Trusse f.
back Hbh docs much injury the SPINE days rial
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TiNV-IIsen1nT
There are many places where Daguerreotypcs may

procured various degrees worh and
whore Pictures Of uIiorn excel -nce, alc
flih and rale learn, AID b. au.y BE- finld Wit
BRsDY's No % and $50 broadway
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NATIONAL TuYsI

NATIONAL TnrsTfR.-The new drama Of STEPS
CsiNr" written by Johnson FL q 'ton VS. Podleed
thu fsyOfaDy received b. %
r, oNGHr wi;h drama # The SEA OF lcE"
ii. " ,tr.y for litcca
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i.I-1.
To recover 5000 damages hy collision the North
I-.rcu SEPT ISf T. scd ia, While the Jenny Lyni
". ins down p We hn..ou HI .hs shs
.sr'.7 ard 81 he ilo -un' IN dcfel J. '
SAD Wao!' wiz the js- Lid hoh vrsis having
co-e tie fiv to.sfAr ne Plus, lie SN YORK shore
Vim Jenn, Lsl3 point OF Ch-n5fs sldsny TUNED
sofe and h bows ~ - Plato eauaus tho
ls'esl 90 10 shoa have d,ls srl going sat~l
IL Pu-.'. ten. Decision res-Fved
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TUES C modern antique designs val fund tho
nsufacIin. a. ARcHFR WAFER Co 80. 576 Broad
way The largest stock ina America
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TIE UTILITY or PnEENoLoGY.- Phrenology teac

siurnl capacities igi and .ruences she most
arrovrsr svOcaiius directs how 20 attain etimprove
neri ,rnoss in life Examinations and sivice daily
iv fhr BROTHERS FOnLERs. No 800 Broadway.
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FIRES.


fIET II uIIANU-aINTIT
At a late hour on Tuesday night fire occurred in die
fancy dry goods store Of Mr. Davis No 4s5 Granl,ircct
II occesoned 10y defect in the pos in the show
window The flames speedily cxtinguished. Dam
ace aLoui $780, Insured in tho City Insurance Com
psny.
FIRF DUANFsT.
Last evening fire broke out in an old building in
Duane.s'. near Elm. 1t cxtinguishcd Damage
eliplt