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RcsCGre of StyGmguiated Fe,.ssta,
e0tsh all dts horrors :!

s Those tnfalible Tor the Of RUPTURE in all i
increasing popularity afflicted proclaim
their friends with 81 am eured curedradca5
cured, By the use OF
sHERMAH's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYull
The Faculty of this country we'll throughout England
universally expressed their appreciation Caa
tive Truss vhie they the only that constructed
the Surgery As differs in effect II
all light, elastic comfortable
wear completely hernla rin perfectly the
Bot it that
alone the f that look
they look equally application
familiar with the the body for the adaptation
fisnia aBy agde II Gde tie incest
sJerstionsi in mechanical surgery.
g III RUPTURE kEhltpY is an nn application whichs
Ia certain there weaknesa tho
abdomen, predtsp gstiOn rupture.
The the proprietor this popular Remedy
who kas devoted the sudy and
nsbies him. examinations select
gize shBPe promote speedy and radirai cure.
EaS- Parecplar attention given to Rrptured Child
PLANTERS aud Others their SLAytS CURED without
eerng with their labor AID enhanced in VALUE and USEFUL
MESS.
Persons the Patent Curative TRUSS RUPTURE
REMEDY avoid worthless limitations particular
member and eHerve The number the inquire
Tor and have personal interview with
DIR. SHERMAN,
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RIVER STEAMERS.
VICKSBURG.
w, VII l s;rr s.Tgspsx o,1,oesrn

VIII Tsavs = TURDAY. a. o'~Iock ?. N.
ENOR MlLLlKEN'S BEND, VicKs- Seg
u BrRG WAR EvToS. NEu CiRTHkGg, LasMatnH
GRAgD GULF, ROpS Y SsTcFIFZ FT. IDAN7 s&s ggSSgYs
ssfoo sara I'D eAI'M RoUeE-R.ga satarteg W-rky
zen Be.Ihe e.gant running pasae' ger pacset
st%anet r W MeRA r th master win saes For
f.eight or passage, spply an boqrd.
SMITH g. FIMsTER, Is Cana street.
n YszSo river paske evsry
Monday morrns vcks0urz viii take
high Greenwood Lanrs Che
der and VII take freight asd Aansss
Grssnviile, PRIV nj re
t- The Rae will ks pas4sgzerz any pat
Clerk viii the Tsvee, every
ming to rsasive freight ie4s AZ
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~ ENUINE HEIDSIECK co. GHAMPAGNEs
~ The Subscribers having appointed by Msss Hedsieck
Engler
for the their Wines who this day retres from BUSINESS
fully calls attention the snboned card CRAMER ABEGG
CARD-h CHARLES ENGLER heretofore Sole Agent for the
of CHAMP ACNE in the United States retiring from business,
beg yd4 appointed Messrs. d
k9E6 his Importers
United States and Canada.
unceasug the
have accorded for this shall
but such Vince will fully sustain the high
which the n market.
enabled furnish
quality,
the following tarse which beg to call particular attention.
The HEiDSECK CO. brand irst United
STATES nearly thirty by the late Messrs edeck
under through their Sole Agent Mr. T. Salmon,
Fards Salmon d Stuyyesaut.
When the old dissolved their
the occupying the premises To him also by
spaaiion td the privilege retaining aralN~s
possession the Vineyards cellars which the late
OF retiring
ainsd
therefore sole proprtetors OF this hrana.
We would but add that in order gush
in full will be found tbs labels also stamped
the orks No other house entitled
the under which brand originally introduced
known in the United States. We have the honor to be
Your ob'd servts.
RRIMs, December Is, 1885, HEIDSlECK L co.
above celebrated constantly supplied with il
p4l'' '-'s 'A' ~ RF Nichols CO.
isus7 ~ Camp street,
pUTTER AND CHEESE--100 packages, as
Id sorted. For sale by A. D. GRIEFF / CO.,
mild AZ Old Levee.
Ep ECTIFIED WHIsKY--100 bbls in store
u q, anafot saleby LITTLEJoHN, NoRCoM cot
jse Corner 6Tsyier sud Fulton streets
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FIRST Iusrcy's ouRT,ll A. W. COOPER Miss MATILDA
PARlsH OF ORLEANS, No. 1881
Esi ViRTG Z of q Writ of fieri facias, to me
directed ~ the H7n l. e4ierne Fs Justice Of The Peee
i5r the Parish OF Orleans, will Public
DAY he 9Th Of Juiy r54, at 70 o'clock, Warehouse,
$40 Tchoup
One Lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Seized in the TKRMs-C1sh.
js94 j. j. HOPPE Constable
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7
Thursday Morning, July @, 1854
COTTON There a fair demand yesterday result
ing in sales including two three lots taken Tuesday
of 1000 bales Prices steady and still quote:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION
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Anita. ...........LPT
Aparaceda. .....,.LPT
Edwin Dorsey. .l9,ds
George Mang hams5,dl
Ges6fal Grants.. di
John J Taylor .LPT
Jane Il Elizabeth. .LPT
Kate Bringham...l s,dl
Roam I.pr
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+ IME-3500 bbls, Thomaston, Alton, Phila-
4 delphiR and Ulics for by
ice A. DELAGhAvE Il CO., 70 Magazine street
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EsINE PEACHEs.-15O boxes Fine 5aIsssAe
a PEACHES, just received pr Frank Lyon 1880
aud for sale in lots to sut purchasers. w.
FELIX HUSTON -
ie2s c. GRIrE Ig, nj 90 Canal ~,
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NpEACHES! PEACHES !!-Ihave established
q my Agency at R. NJ. MeALPlN's WAREHOUSE, Nos, 20
Common and 80 Canal Sales 10 Hote ardR houses and
lie st Wholesale Prices. FELlX HUSTON.
c. GRICE,
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RED RIVER

wiHIssvr THURSDAY. Juir 8, NJ n'rioeTep
FOR SHREVEPORT, ALEXAN- N-
DeIA, GRAND EsORE, GRAND BAYOU. lkis5AsssssStlsa
GoRTIN'S LANDING md all iatermetiae iandnss
magnificent n. " DOWNS. Captain C-rss, in
Leave above oaveiy Foreg apply o. board or 70
jys LEWIS sNArP, 80 View Lsvee.
BThe place Pios Parcu-
lar attention pad to all plantst ~ bosinfss
VIII lesvs THuRs DAY, July q, at o'tIoek
E7OR SMITHLAND, JEFFERSON, 49,
BENTON. PORT cADbo, SHREVEPORT srd irsitaeF+ssyy
all intermediate andingaThe elegant
penze, packet ST CIfA f.LEs Captain Apple
ge viii leave ahove For ftsgh. having superior
aeeonmodnionss apply On board o. 70
jg6 SMITH 4 FTsIsTER. II Canal street.
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4 NORN-2o0 bags, landing from steamer At
ieqO M DALEY co. So Teboppoulss street,
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F1Rsr JusrlcRs CouRTI NJ. W. RILEY j. L. JuURDAN.
PARISH OF URLE II No. 1911.
EQY VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facias, to me
directed BY the Hon L GAienns First Justice the Pence
for he Parish Gleap will expose Public
DAY the 9Th Of July, 1854 Mt ID O'clock Warehouse,
$40 Tchonptouas
Ine Lot of FURNITURE,
Seized above suit, TkRMs-Cash.
iaJT 1
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OHTO RINER

D6jo RjbEH
wilteavs THURSDAY July g. :, 5 ocloekp.u
kNOR LOUISVILLE. EVANSVILLE, - =
Il FADUeAH MEM HIS, NAPOLEON al LesMSas.sEEsya
ntTunehse ispdibgs Th- fine Is
LA, E. MARSHALL master viii pas
appy On bonrdoYto LEWIS SNAPP. IS New feyee.
jy6 or 10 BELL BECHASAS Il co.
ENOR LOUISVILLE and all inter s- +.
Il mediate andfng-Reyusr L,vsYf New ftksstSs
Orleans packet steamer ROBT. ]. WARD-The
splendid kOBT. J. WARD Sa F. s
will leave fer the as fotloHs:
On MONDAY May /, at O'Clock y.
O1TuEsDAY, Af4t Ia, at O'Clock
On THURSDAY. tune !, az o'clock Pa a
On FRIDAY, June Is, o'clock
On SATURDAY Jay l. 5o'cock.
For freight Gu board
sAhiL EWING Agept, No. as Gravsrs..
sBThs 6oa bulls sxpesby for paasengar packet, plan
BE any
iPs By applying the Ag-nt.-. .Pesssse. 80. aptT
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J " White ....a0 ii
James 1itcomb. 40, al
James Smidt.....5O,d 4
John II Jarvis &c d 4
John = Harwood Point
John J Harris. Point
Joseph Holmes 81. ID
Lady Franklin IS, do
Maid OF Orleans. ~, d ,
Minerva S. Il 4
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~ DIR. J. REUSCH, Graduate of TT
~ tho Veterinary Schools o Prussia, and late g.47M N
Prussia has abished VETERINAR HOSPITAL
aud Felicity Streets and fully prepared to all diseases which
DE-, REUSCH tenders his many friends patrons city
his most grateful acknow dgments for evpr sos
uuNnce their patronage which he pedgea himself
o his profession theiri interests.
All Drug Bruenu lag Dryades
tree opposite DIyades Market will receive prompt y
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LAKE STEAMERS.
.MaRLLR

E70R M0BIHE-Daily a s Mail ag T.
Lts-sun,msr Atraga4r-tt yla RAY 81. LOU LsAa
IS, PASS CfIRTSTIAF and pAsCAGnULs @s1a
sPtsn E IGRTDAs Capt J. Srnnt,
and CALIFORNIA. Cart. g -. expressly
LAKE 9Ad WITH sPsiqr ONE of he above
Tf eq- The POHtehartfain Railroad
Lake Of NE 10 e stnt DATif
By 81 Lous and Pass Gu star
rtf eshays sud sATCRDAYs, gong, and MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, returning
E The Way Ha Rag viii Leave the oce promptly
rTtors ,daiiy. r. GEpnFs Agent itqT
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% ia idle to suppose that HAT is covering keep
of the and raln noble the head the
what shading to The pure shield the medua oblougats
the protection Of the ansorum whence nprng the rudmen Of
ideas, Of all our thoughts anu feeings.
~ Gentlemen Of who wish gen. will call and
the "a So HATS from the EXCELSIOR HAT ORE they equal
the IS SO and Is HATS om Chas much superior
taste DURBRIDGE Il VALLETFE, 10 Camp
dla 3nt two doorsfrom the PieaYune Office.
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M AY BUTTER. - 100 packages, various
w sizes for sale by A. D. GRlEFF Il CO.,
An
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ANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD 9

~ will be for the delivery of The Girl "a
MILDRED Ann VA KSnN better known ANN, and the 0h
convection the who has harbored her; FIFTY
DOLLARS will be paid for the eiyery of the Girl She
about the l of She dark muaFess srif so7d
1okhg about . old has straight si TAD teeth has mole
Yer lip. She good and house
osed be harb9Eei upper part the First District She
lived in the F District about we'll known.
jv46t F. NJ. Fisk, Corner BGranne and Julia
TAROLINA COW PEAS--Just arrived 800
" gs, landing bark Che Charleston
have left orders will please call and receive them Wednesday,
inst. at the veasa
iyi 1t BARELLI & CO.. 81 Common street.
N B-A fayy left sale,
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MO REMOVABLE ANFoux, SEs-,
/, !, s T. ESn and PRAGTIcAL DENTIsT
and Lafayette Cars Depot, where he is prspaed IIP
pvrfom s Dental operations skifuiy
charges
SH-0thce residence BARoNNE STREET, between
'HDa street and l+afayat Cars
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W.4YERLvG PLAcE4

NNEh4 IdE DAhE--G Or GOVIN&- Nmg ~
~ T0ys cHRrsTY SPRINGS. NADTsnNvLLE. yGkllsLs.~
LkW1SBGfsa Ard MA NDEVTEf r The
tsl Hnd has rnihs steamer ALTON, "
hs ase snd " the ponehaTtra t ad for the
~ July stsr ihe arrival O'Clock p NJ.
o'e-oes P. ". iraa . tn city.
~ t. WILSON II earaBdeet vsreset
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WHITE LEAD-In %, so, 100 and 500
Wv kegs from Atlantic, Union Bronklvn Pacific Uxr
End saugsies While Lead Co.'a sale by
anlQ A,RELAGRAvE SeoHP siagasas
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JesVestis Fdrr9EEtol AID J.dsrsoa Railr9se,
TUEsDAY AnRNISG. - o'aieak
4 THURSDAY MnRNTSG, X trlncs cars.
SATURDAY EVENING, ~ O'Clock
5o'cIock
o'clock CrrroIl'oa Jet ezra.
~ Freight by day IN the week. bus
shipped
m whh the advertised leave go
Until the
~ Fh Way Mail Bog ~ileeve the oaes Of prompt
Monday
O'Clock and Friday Saturday evenings
Iss r sFnnFs Agar, u s.rs Place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

hzxIco-I In addition TO the items published on Monday,
rc gather the following from tn. AeU Oreans Dela khe
dates from the City of Mexico ere to the 18th u,:
Sr dc 10 Vega hiss written to the President denying
positively that be Ia any way connected Win the
aps of Count Rs0usset Boul0On as had been reported
and rendering his services 70 the Pretident
Tho reports Of the various Governor Generals oil the
Repubc that their respective JURISDICTIONS are
in the enjoyment Of profound peace $1,000,
Gov 1res Of Chihuahua has signhed in an ociai di
match his adherence to the letter and Spr OF the pend
ing treaty with this country relative to the Mesia Val
ley. . ..
Probably to render doubly sure the towns OF
and Texcuco hive renewed their adhesIOh 10
the plap of sisco and reiterated their protestaons OF
devoti IN to the Chief Of the Republic
We CLEAN nothing reliable from the papers relative 10
tbs progress Of the revolution In the South Inc Oci
papers are endeavoring to treat the movement as unwor
thy Of serious attention while the constant recurrence 10
il for tina. purpose shows the ncorrectness OF the position
The Un,trso semi official journal OF the Capital says
that Don Juan Alvarez. whom 1t charGcterIzes as the
"Panher Othe South il entirely reduced and shut up ny
a Gordon of troops in his hacienda OF " Proviencia
which with the followers who are lett 10 him ne u
fortifyDp and will defend TO the last extremity lhs az
tempt 10 consider the revolution unworthy OF serious
attention sccords III with two quite important steps
Hb;cb would lead us TO a very different conclusion
Iy the constant movement of troops OF sh>cla7sesln
faptry cavalry. engineers and arinlery-tOward the
South and e departure OF Santa Anna himself Tor some
noipt nearer the scene Of action These very endeayos
Indicate that the move is of serious character
The Indians continue undated their rayages on tue
Mexican frontier
1t il repored that Gen Beni.o Guiana ia to be
promoted 20 General of Division Gen TorreJon, has
been appointed Deputy Military Chief of Jasco and Pre-
feot OF the fret district Of the department OF that name
Gen Nicholas Bravo veteran OF the Mex IAN war OF IN
ependeDce has protested against the revolution
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MARINE APFAIR ).
HEAVY WEATHER.

The ship Ohio hence for Liverpool March l6 returned 10
port Monday evening having the lsn ut in severe
gale been hove her beam ends, and compelled 10
throw overheard 100 tuns OF cargo to ease the vessel She
sprung leak and is leaking 80 strokes per hour While
IN at CONDITION med prudent return and since the
above time have experienced nothing bus gales from the
to y. w towed to the City by sieantug Union.
The ship Rapid from London, arrived on Sunday, re-
potts March r. lat a. lon A. in gale from n w to n
T.. lost forcyard. spt sails &c. The r. arrived of the
Hook on the but could no. obtain pilot in
euence of deDse fog
The slip Albert Gaatn from L:verp Ol reports no date
lat 40 80 lon 49, saw number Of cebergs sbolI 49, AMI
continued seeing them til The edge OF the Banks
No date lat A. lon 49, IN in with large Quantities of field
ice and compelled to stand l., and pass south OF the
Banks clear il, Took pilot from the Julia the Bis,
III, seventy miles of Sandy Hook and have been de
tanned by fog Had fcur deaths and three births on the
passage
Tie ship Susan G. Owens from Charleston bound TO Lv
trpoo in attempting proceed 10 on the morning Of
the st inst grounded Ship Bar and returned to port
leaby
Bark Velocity of Boston. from New Orleans 22i ult
Lst 81 SO lon II 30, American clipper Schooner
with bss of and head of mannsst steering 5 W
blowing heavy could get enough TO ascertain her
name seth ult lat 81, Ion - Is, boarded b, The
Brsh schooner NimIod from Bristol Eogland for New
York snce arrived shortof provisions and water. Sup
Piled the m with cask Of The Velocity has exps
reDc.d heavy weather and has been fifteen dsys north Of
Hatterss
The brig j II Long from Cardenas, has experienced
very severe weaihtr March 2s while ,ingto in
gale from the nOr;b hove nearly the beam ends anu
was compe led to away part OF deck load OF moes to
right the vessel Have been blown far Ion 70 &c.
tpd been north Of Haeras nine days durn. which had
squaly weather with continual and hail March p
lat sc 50, ION. II Il, saw a large ship lyngto.
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FIRES

FIRE N WASHINGTON AND ROBINSON STREETS.
About 10 clock Tuesday morning fire broke out in
the large brick building No 90 Robinsonst extending
through to No pa Washingtons owned and occupied by
M,ssr. Lazarus Jobnson, rec,ifers and distilsrs
The FIRE originated in tina. portion OF the buing front
ing Robusonst and was oceasonei by the bursting OF
pipe connected with of the vsis which was the
tine filed with liquors in process OF dis:a,on II appears
that Of tie large stop cocks became choked up
sequence Of which the liquor obsructed in It's passage
through the pipe Simultaneous with the explosion which
was heard for distance about the liquor in the vat
was thrown into the furnace and but few mnui,s espsd
before the entire building fire the flames spreading
rapidly from floor to floor and bursting with fury from the
windows and doom on Robinson and Washng tcn SIS.
John Amos coored man. a; work the pre misses was
severely burned before be could effect escape Several
Others Of the employee in the establishment sustained ina
ries though Of slight nature.
Mr. II Griswold the book keeper heard the alarm in
the Office Washington St. and had barely time to seize
the books and drawer containing the Policies of Insur
ance from the safe and fly to the ee, before the hsnes
reached that portion Of the establishment He received
slight burns On bis and the back of his hands but
escaped further in jury.
The alarm promptly given by the bells to which the
firm as promptly responded bu; despite their efforts the
building entirely eutsd None Of the stock or sppa
ratus save that in the cellar saved from destruction
1t was at one time apprehended tha. the large building
adjoining No 4as Washington Of Robinson Of. oc-
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VILLIA.NSBURGH ITEMS.

CoNnos CoUscIL ITrss-At the meeting Of the Com
Mondsy evening" report sdepssd granting
Hshley ard n Keith the privilege 20 aora tSfs.a
lire hrOash Grand 70 seeents rcm thsae dase seh ss.s
Gard through First Suth at rsssrnins 40 Ss,se
h sseoso hrossh Second Grand and cosaeas 9TH
ha couble The re.ouioa povidns for Loan Of etAoS
erecting CITY AunSy vetoed ~ shs Mayor
PoLIcE ARRESTS Capt Hunt reports the number 81
n0rth March BY the Police 90 b s oa the
oOwinxeharses Msrdef bar.lsry arson attsupt tih
grand larceny forgery sns-1tsnsnL s.'Aaiss snssss
sbsbdonueuI eiaAry kAstsrdy receiving sto-n sssde
iDdecent icioas uepAo
IS battery IS sssart drask and -
iordsr drunk ST. vsssnts IS violation OF City
cpsuce desined 80 witnesses nssast Ne
y,-U pcludog rs coor-d ~. lelsrd e Germany 81 En-
slsnts Scetsnds, Italy Toal sts
RuFrns-A poor German woman residing IN Uaios-
nsnsd E,neS while engaged gathering chips the
chs ard Of Mr. Patterson Monday stencoa ws sSeessty =
.ued the named Henry oans,a The wsmss
the nsn .rkis him In th fsce Johnson eecsne g
sed and the down. ped beth heck sn
The ccuvsysd noms inses
b- ard her recovery considered doubL Johassn managed
make hs essspe and hs nos since been seea
AB,SpoyvyNr.-Yesterday afternoon . man named
Themss tried before Justice Boswell on ehMS. sSss
ionirg bis family The charge sustained and dsfsstM -
support his family accused committed 20 the cells
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c.v.-,mer, !, would give u' No other ne~s than s o.
nGs' acc drivers 70 dry have deserted their posss
ne ;. be couducors /, i said That at different peri
soiE 80 hen fned TO such extent by the Govern
Ous air wages for ak months to come would not
.he snes consequently they have let their occuoa
49,. rbs Cove rnmeut, however. has sen officers aer
S 70 rat them into prison hUud they refuse 70 50 oa'-
We have bad abcu, forty arrivals from the nrea -
s,g The let days many Of the vessels oe'ng Oh
I,se size This is quitc8 gDdsoad, a. there oas pen
cb scarcity Of vessel. that prod nee ms accunuAleu
-, great extent and thee have been few sae people
have got short Of money which brings here as WIN Jou
lie disagreeebles. .,-- :. -.-.,...-
have Given YOU about all the little news in circulation
tehars by and By shall require hep to gave an account
OF all eyeI.s.
nov give YOU the literary order
the tbss tn cry deserves on soeo7n o. p
.xshtsnd STATE Tsfns aud tslhs mo
vhO wt'a de-
n, pfou.es BY weaving tas public With tht shame
al sorrosfsl 81 and sines~ OF
tho youths corrupted
"a 20 the speaking Of
l ian brought tbs Literature OF tue eo1nty
ks,ns n the lave rssu
sn, A.. relF immoral uovefsye nsiue
ordered
lew shA bs pubhsd tho edtos Of which shall not
nov, hs, literary education the tnivertes Cole
=, Kingdom that those which cubhed
shall allowed pab.h article except from those who
nave the rsqsis3ie desres.'
subject Of street there 10
beginning 10 exit quite terror. The Government must
be 10 blame and only be With its appreciation ihas
sucb Of things where there Is large poice
force IL have ts murdersus deas and murders may
ne prompted through muTderous policy II IT should be
now. in bad position. Heaven have mercy on
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BROOKE YN ITEMS

Board OF EDUcArIos-A meeting Of this body wss
bed In he ball Red Hoos lane yssterdsy ssrpooo The
bgsf psrehs<ed ana 10 proess OF hisos ap Tor
he the The spper gs-d for
Tie touse IT frame and Essentially situated
y.d n foat After the ling the in
sapcrinerceb rse " the o. the
lie the Depot FOR books Amounting In ths sxgsgs,e 20
We les Of Mach sonewhef Sef
DISCUSSION ucg. Greenwood offered resolution the eject na
tie the fesrsc. supernendea indebted the Dep
vhhed Of their Indebtedness or antu psysnt
shall be made s-tsf.ctoy 1psn.on <vso The isoiai
soos sf'sE sej0uEssf
TIE FrRLNEs AND The PoLICE-Af the last meeting
othe Council special COMMITTEES appointed 20 KAN
difficulty he Fire sna zoe
especially 9TH regard % the tstroase oeseen Gne
Coupsz. The OF toe nrs 10 oscoad
an al of Fsbra ubu1ed thsr report Ia which ssr
they tse tnsf the ensrzs nse an. s
re les y the bis ccuI1nnAfi0s "hsyns
.u, Of mos, ,iolsfion Of tss p1ee peace Wa Ho
.,.,- h, syiiepce before the committees rhs
1900 omt.S on tsy By he member Of those cop.n
- no the ordnance sxsn r1nains wfn 40 enas
convicted Of o3enss
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-05

ChEsTERBAN-os Monday evening. April s. Mary Bunsst
OF lst- James Chestermsn
The friends and the family are respectfully s,
attend the f1neIs from Nc 7s Broadway to-day M
without further
COLLINS-In Br,okys morning April T. Of
Mary sed yss eldest daughter Of the Rev WA y
Collins
The siives and friends invited attend her uasrs
Tdursosy NJ No S,j henys The remains Will -
w TO Shrub Oaks
pVRNE- On the Sd inst Sarah Ann Dsrme aged - yssrs
he inferred in the Cemetery OF Everrsena
HARDENBROCk-O MONDAY esenhg, April 3, william Har-
dsnb Jr la the 7tth year OF his sxe
ire nds friends Of family Invited 10 stsnf h
ne from his late siience No l72 Hlddse Tharssy
April . At 2o'clock wi bout further Invitation -
JOuY-s Suddenly Mondsy ID nss Mi Lsnn Jony. Asd ~
yests snd month";
as eud, sed ofthe family the setvs and honorary
Hose Co. No n ths membsn OF Chtof Oak
and and NJ respectfully Invited 70 attend
Thursday 9th inst at 81 from bis isto reaencs
No IS Re eldest.
KINDBERG-O Tuesday April Ssrsh wife Of A Kind
b.ra ghr Of John Tbompsoa the Sd Of her s
TIE f5nera will her re.dsoce No ~ Has
~ st BroosyD rbDrsdsy 9th inst al The friends o.
the family respectfully invited 10 attend without furhsr note.
POoLEY-on Monday, April 8 Of consumption, Tnon" w.
Pooley AGED y moGths and Q days 49,
hiene' of the fsmi, and those Of ,. son Wn
repeatedly I'd his funeral this WED
Dssd.yI srsoon O'clock from bic late residence No. Co
lumb,t His rsmsns will be sasen % Grsenwood for IN
teru