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oCrIy srr.yy.yIGATION COMPANY

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
" Fer BREMEN. IA SIMULTANEOUSLY United
States all sfear,hip Hermann, ? HsEins, Commando.
vii .si for Brsu.n torchrr - southampton 20 land the
mails and passe for Easlnd sad Frame o. All hDAl
Oct Z q. II o'cloc. " -Cr. Pc Nc 81 Nlftl hFef-
Price of pas4se from Sewfo-k 20 sou:hamf;ln or BE
In Fin. CABIN. rsn saloon -; n F't SAttl lower
saloon. $40; Il ses0rd CABIN $50
Al experienced sErzssa s attached 70 each sieal4ef
Specie delivered 10 tsv-e OF Lcrson.
Al etteis &c: pass ih-ouEk he Pos; Once.
{. a. SAND Agent NJ II South william o.
TIE steamer WASHINGTON ~! s-eee-e -e uei14A-u'
and sail Sept n 20 Oct s
yT'IE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY in;enc sailing theiF 179'iie
CITY OF MANCHESTER. Az runs.......C Capt. Wyie
CITY or PHILADELPA, 2le1 -urs re = CsF, X Lelcn
CITY OF BALTIMORE , 80 tlns trev ..Cspt Leiteh
FGCM PHILADELPHIA.
CITY or nANCHEsTER.Ahou. Saturday. ! n Nov 1854
- - ,,, Iz5H LiyEzI.oL ,-,o ,o.,
CITY OF MANCHESTER ah0rf " etreFdaT. 18th Oct lo4
RATES OF PASSAGE.
from FHLAoFLFEIA FRoN LIVERPOOL
saloon Berths Saloon Behs III guins a.
Ndshig Bsrhs g MdsLip BeI;hs..7 Egiuess
Forward Berihs..... IS Fora sfi Berihs. IS ssnea%
Iuc lua.nE ewArd's Fees
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS
limited number Of Third Cas- Passengers will Re taken
I'm Phlatelrhis aud Liverpool md fo1cd provisions
Philsdei This..... From Liverpool...... 20
81 V he is-uef ler- pa-es sln
desrou. brusiug their friends core-rondiuE
Drafts on the Agents from 4 upv ard
Az experienced Surgeon vii BE- carried ~ eaeh sbp
AL Goods 9 the agents IN Phisdelpais and Liverpool
WI. he Forwarded wi-h scor my snd iis7ifch.
FOR Freight or PssssEe. srpiy 10
SAMUEL SMITH, NJ \ Wsnrt -, p. phis,
srd No. : Bros-wsv. NeV-ioTk
pfCu,pDSON ppOTHFR 4 CO Liva-nool
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Ip pryros Tiei., Agent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-sUMMER

ILLUSION RIVER RAILROAD.-SU MMth
III ARRANGEMEST.-Trsps leave Chambersst daily for
An,pT .nd Trsy On and after MONDAY, Aug "a, 1854 the
FIpre,. Train A NJ through four hoars from 5l.ts
eorpectrrs with Northern and Wesrern Trsin. -
Nal Tr.r g A NJ Through Wsy 1rsn U NJ
Eur-s. Train - ~ Accom- nod.iion Train 81 y r "a
For Poushkeepse: Way Passenger Trains o. A. " ana D
p NJ and WAY Freight and Passenger Train a. r NJ
For Peeislil a 9 A ". $50 P. NJ aud 5 ~ P. VI 49,
The PesLsk and PsGshkeeps= Trains stop az a. the Way
S,aiioes. -, ,.-, 80 -,
Passengers taken CLIMBER Canal Christopher lith and
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS AZ A NJ, from Csnslr for
Absny stopping 81 a. Way Stations: - 49, 49,.
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Copartncrsbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The CO-PARTNERSHIP hereto
IN fore existing under the firm Of W. i. JENSIStS 20
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent ,r,y,,xc,
X. RICHARDSON.
NB-The undersgned who 10 alone authorized TO nsn "a
lcu;S,on III settle debts Of the late firm and continue
he Whojessle Clothing business Nos and Barclay st.
and the Retail a. No. 567 Broadway. So - r,,,,,,,co
(Sigued1 w l. JENNINoS.
EIw.YoRE, Sept /, 1884.
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EOR ALBANY BUFFALO and all STATIONS
L 90 the CENTRAL RAILROAD-If you wish TO make
quet passage halt the uSai rate, take the HERO or MAN
EOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
Il RIvER-The splendid and superior steamers ,i by
STATE, Capt VIM. Brown, lsayes New Yors very MON
EMPIRE STATE, Capt BENJAMIN Br.yton esyes New ofk
evcry TUESDAY: THURSDAY and SATURDAY a, o'clock
Hereafter no room. will be regarded secured sPp
cant until the same shall have been paid tor.
Freeh, to Boston forwarded through with sst dispatch
" An LA~w WI BORDEN. Agent No. 70 and II we.t-st-
r ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-LeayeB Brooklyn
IL or Gresnport 10 A for syos.et Y NJ and As PMi
f6r BFoosIyn leave jasisca At $40, rs and AS A. NJ
s T TH e:eit 4 mo IS E ~ .ae
Train for Gree Saturdays only 5i5 returning Monday
,o F'iminsd.' Saturday only 49, returning Mon
STATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
SNOTlCE-C CHEAP EXCURsION-Fsre st eenta o.
and .,eI April 10 1854 The sosi' vi. esys IS nn,
every hOrS from to7PM ae.ve fpc' q Whitehall
NHICAG TO ST. LOUIS
CHICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
dali, IT. in. esundsy. excepted leave chi:sso
(ccruer Of Van Buren, aud Sherman sts
Trains run drec 20 Alton s9 TithoG, change Of cars
baggage I'd Tf aS6 REINDEER
RunnDs in exclusive connection with the Passenger Tfan
thr0ush 20 ST. Louis t2j mlesl without landin
TIME FROM CHICAGO TO ST LOUIS III HOURS.
The CHICAGO and Mississippi Railroad through johe
Boominson Spin field and car.nviue to Alton and the
Travelling Public viii the important advantage Of
hi, AN AIR LINE ROUTE TO ST LOUIS
Over other foute from CHICAGO - the Southwest
NOTICE IMPORTANT CONNECTIONS
A. Alton-Connecions with daily line packet 20 keotuk,
making direct route 70 Hannibal Quincy heo-
huh ard Northeastern VI sour
Al ST. Loas-Counections with hrst-e.s nesof steamers
for New Orleans ard all points Lover Mississippi, ONO
Cumberland Tennessee and Arksnsss Rivers and also with
esmers al points Missouri River, making THIS tho
lrect houte EansU and Council B1t.
EARE REDUCED.-GREAT WESTERN
II MAIL ROUTE-sIXTY NILES DISTANCE SAVED
OVER ANY OTHER ROUTE By STEAMBOAT on IhE
LAKE TO CHICAGO and 81 LOUIS - MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILROAD LISE-tCsrryins the Great West
ern United through NAL Passengers can De cteted
through al points west and southwest either By the Sew
Yorl and Elie Rassd Hudson River Railroad Peoples Lne
Stesnbos Harlem Railroad cousetnE At b1s.o WIN me
mspdrr; SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, A ID. Perkins Conlnsh
der; NORTHERN INDIANA. l. 7. Phestt Comm nderj aho
connecting DuDsk with the stesnbo.ts NlAOAhA ~
Miller, KEYSTONE STATE, Capt Rehardsi EMPIRE
Can't Mitchell; LOUISIANA Capt Davenport, Also, COP
uee,ns Buffalo and Dun.t with the Lskeshoe Railroad;
ChcsEo with the Chic and Rock Island Railroad and the
CHICAGO and MissISsPPIwth change Of cars or bag
s.se between Chicago and 81 Louis also with Chicago and
esiep. Railroads By calling the Conpany Office No 1873
Broadway corner Deg - New fors -
FREIGHT 70 90 va Buffalo should De msLed; Gaze CAPT
Cleveland Forbes General Freizht Aren't Buffalo.
JOHN y. PORTER, General Agent.
-. Ararf
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KTFW- YORK and NEW HAVEN RAlLROAD
~ sItNuRR aNlFNESI leA


N-ls4 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1884
TzAIss EzcM NEw-YoRE.-for Se< Hayen-
tion al A N llpA 81 and a. ilo and dl9 r ins S
p 81 train EIpTes. Greenwich EIgrs 9, n, 80
Jpn The A NJ train stops =; STANFORD and ptaf1py" "
The NJ Ct Stamford NorEsk and Bridgeport; the r N
,rsir a. Stamford . oa.,,o,
For Port Chester .nd Norvsk-sPees Aeomnodss'SI
trans .. 45s "A snd 30 P VI for Sor-At' SD 4' "
AID l. . P ". for Port Chester. ,,..- =,
Fos bosros Hartford springhe snc " orc-ssTT4
rr,ss .; A VI. AID NJ Dine and sap az "a
For Connecticut River, vermont hsilfoscs Aod '4'-
E1prss. a: A n Dine a. Sprinzreld - r,..,,s I'D
FoT Accommodated rain Of the New n.seA' n1-~0
sprin gse6 R1!l-osd-At llJo A u .ne N,
'For Canal Rarosl-Af 9 An AID II y A. n,
For Ne~ Haven and New London Railroad, 49, q
NJ 70 New London Norwich ssoEinston and ~
los pm Eev-Lond0n only ,1spu
Fer Housstorie R.lro.d-Erp-sss - N ana "a
FOR Ssurstuek RAlrosd-Expres q " aea -
For D.nbury tcd SoE~sk hairo,,ss-
and a45 A ". sne Express a. LILO r N ...o-,-,os.
Trans SEvY oKx-Fron SeE !, = az
tiou a. 5 - IS and 10 IS NJ ard =" IN |AF'e'
" and 10. 80 sn6 rs Pm s.t., ....-...s.,.,
,,,n. from Eorr.l Il An; fen Port Chester ~ I'D A
See are BIZ Of advertisement =; the ssisrE'nse' ard
Ho,els =, c.,. ~.
I,.st sup.'. Ofce ststou-Hozse Mes foTh
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Clothing.

THRFE DOLLAR HATS.-Elegant French
sIkHsts the NV prics Of IS 1suaily % :. s rsAf
Has 81 - % BROWN No i.s Hsdson e.
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CVPRENE COURT-ClTY and COUNTY Of
- NEw-YORK-FRANClS FISHER JOHN ROBIN
SO~ : FISHER Al FRANCIS X FISHER

- FFTsNFR - 'FERAVcIs EISHya
A.ail.t L NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for mouey demand 90
tr,ct-(Com uot served To T l.. DUDLEY Defendant:
You Sc hereby summoned the complaint In this
seton hich hss been filed this September H. 1874 in the
ee Of the C OF the City and County Of New YORK. At the
% the subscribers their Office No ~ Broadway corner OF
Johntt within twenty d,Ss ater the service ~
exclusive the day Of suoh serviceS
and you the sad complaint within tae Time
plaintiffs this action viii take Anst
YOU for the sum OF ninety dollars srd forty hye csats Oh
Interest the twenty fourth day May thous add esht
HUNDRED and fifty besides the costs Of Tits act
September II 1854 PEEr 4 NICHOLS
sl2 lawfwTu Plaintiffs Attcrusys
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JosEFH HscENAS, Auctioneer.
HEshy ~ LEEDs, Auctioneer BY II. H. LErDs Co.
"WEDNESDAY. Oct. ]. at lO1 O'clock, az thl

II LFEDs &c
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. 4, at l0t O'clock az the
w Salefroom. No. 10 Nassaust-Larse sale Of JEWEL
RY WATCHES. PLATED WARE. sc. 10 be sod without
whatever consisting Of large es-OneDt u EnAm
eled and Chased Gold Lever Duplex ePendeut second
Detached Levers Geneva with and without Jewels made BY
Roscse Cooper Tobias, Dubois. Bonoq1n, Perrot Racine
ard others beautiful collection Of alt Mane Clicks English
Gold Pens Pencils Pen Holders, double and single Eye
Gssse Seal Finger Rnes seed Coral cut do plain do beau
ul Mosaic Breast Pins various devices English box Hair
Pins Miniature Loctets Bracelets Stone Cameo do In m
eltd Gold Garnet Cluster do Gold and Garnet and
OIL valuable Stones French Jcwery savedtro
tie Phiace pls Bracelets Faeons Breast Pins and other
Jwery; ALEC inv oice Of Plated Ware Fruit Baskets Shelf
field Plate Tea Sets Casters Vegetable dishes. Fruit stands
Csndlescks Stands Tankards Goblets Plates Pitchers
Toast Rscks Snuhes Asparagus TOngs Sugar do Gravy and
other Ladies Spoons &C. al Of the highest quality Engsh
goods be sold the highest bidder including an invoice
Of BroDzes and other valuable articles y 3lgl
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MATHEW JORDAN. Anconttt'
ny JORDAN a. NORTON, Auctioneers and
ID Commission Merchants No $50 Broadway, up ssrsJ be
tween Franklin aud Leonard sts - -, III, /, D.,
The above would the Trade that thew Will hold
their fr,t Lot Sale of BOOKS, STATIONERY &c on the
25h OCTOBER 1854 Also they will hold sale OF rare ana
cnrions Works on THEOLOGY, SCIENCE, &c &c, DC
TORER % a No $50 Broadway. Caalone ready oct
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CUPREME COURT.-Wil lillian Gordon Samuel
- Gordon Jedediah Gordon Avery WsshbuTn and Loren
20 D. Gordon AGAINST Robert : stevens John " Smith.
Jouahsn r. salisbury Charles O. Shepard Deo. T. Lyon,
John Wier George CoBoyei and Isaac Labaugh To de
srdant JONATHAN y. SALISBURYi sT-You are hereby
summoned the complaint IN this seton and serve
COPY on H. Oranel Alegauy CouRy, New fora within
~ ty dAys after service hereof exclusive Of the day u
such service and il the defendants fail 70 answer the complaint
a. Aforesaid paind will apply 10 the Court for IN. relief
deAud.d m aid complaint And yoa viii tsse notice Mat the
comrsut IN th scon fled Ia the Office Of the Cers N
Csttsraurus County, July 81 1854
as2e lswewTu A 2 TANNING Plaintiff Attorney.
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BENEDIcT, BoARDMAN 4 HUNTINGTON.
% 1svewTu PlsintihS Attorneys
CUPRENE COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of

SUPREME COURT.-CITy and COUNLi o.
y WYORK-IOsBUA L. THoMPasocSia ~ De-
ss..o.t tn OMAs MISFORD md SSav.t,s<t-sCom
nor TO the sbov. PANIED D.ssS.ss, y a. setsss
ummonsd required sns Ss H. csr 81 the Cy ss1
6snsy II IN i c soSs.a 20 dc
serve copy OF Jour a. a wal st. ID The CITY Of Now
Yors sho t~esy .s, tie .ssss .sa roo a. .
you eIeunss ~ within the time AFORESAID II psn
ssrs' h II. 's s. s ss ss lib
Of eighteen ~ er day Of July thousand eight s1nss
nis,. sr b~aes d. eoss q his setion.D.ssd sss' "
lte4 L. n - No az WsIlst Now fors
..,onplsint 10 the sssye entitled sere, 80 - S
~ Clsrh of the City and County Of nsx T "s VT
sts e.y O. YIsinsis's Attorney.
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2. IOLTON,
I'VE COITON.-LARGE CARPET and OIL

7. II "IINI III.
ID CLOTH SALE. FURNITURE, sc Sc-F COLroN
will cell THIS DAY Tuesday Oct j; at 10y O'Clock 81
The Auction Rooms No 80 Beekmsnst The sale OF men Gar
NETS and OnCoths that advertised for "wednesday last
LII ,ske rsce on thst day will embrace large aud
beautiful assortment Of Wilton tapestry ply aod ngain Gar
NETS the entire stock Of dealer changing bis business
Fhe,e viii also be 10 this sale very large quantity of Oil
Cloths from yard in width 70 s All parties interested ia
m, purchase OF Carpets and OIL Cloths will ind II to Their al
vantage to attend this sale There will be some hundred fu
Piece, of carpets many of 0Cloths Also at the same
time quantity of Household Furniture from family Cats
osus ready early Tuesday morning and the goods
may be examined on Monday afternoon.
CROCKERY GLASS and CHlNA.-AUCTlON
~ NOTlCE.-J0HN = VAN ANTWERP SONS large
sale OF CBOCkERY, GLASS and CHINA, from the Ives
suit purchasers will take psee THIS DAY 10
city dealers eroeegs and country merchants would well
attend,
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~ ADELPHIA from per No l. North Rlver.-Iwo zee
dsiiy 81 N and! ~. Ne-zas Liss :; J 4 NJ y
way places ana Ph.aerh. Fs-- 81 s-eond elass
81 IS Express Line A.. ?. NJ y joan POTTER % Az
BOY. thsrce direct Camden sy az, farcush a hisrs
fGe IS Way Accommodation AID En- -S-AHi LIE; T. ";
fare 81 q Eufsraut Line N.
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~ BELMONT against CHAhLESS LOtERsnd JULIAG..
p wife IHARLE>H DANlSIr ard ANGELlNE hiswte,
RICHARD BUTLER. CArHEnfNE ms wife. PATRICK
tENNELlN, me 1hird American blitng Association.
GEORGE h BEATTY and NArnANlEL NOW summons
for fehet TO GEORGE IA BEATTY aud NATHANIEL
NON-Siu: You ale hereby summoned aud required 20
auswer the complaint IN this aclou. which ~As hled
in the ofce o. tie CcTk OF TIE cry and County OF
NewYcIk saa City the vii dav OF september 1884 and
o. Noui answer Ac cubeFs a. their once,
No 81 Wallet Jauucey court in sai CRY within twoaty days
aler the service 81 ts upon yOa exclusive Of tbs
av CT such service, and you fail the said
p,snt shin the time aforesaid the plaintiff will apply tho
Court f1r the ,sf demanded In me congratulated sept
4 lSS4 NAM RODMAN a PlERSON, PlainnGs Attor-
rsVs No 81 " siisf Nrw-lork sis iAw6w Ia
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THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
a MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE.

"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
N THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
Open Day and Evening" except sundas) from A. N:
a. TWENTY-FIVE CENTS ADhITTANoE. will be the price
ass VII .ss q
and e h. hs
nF ss f es1 Es Is very q s sss Quite
additional
PAINTER sSf M a. ass /.
P as Mssssan as5Phss 500 MARBLE
% s ss II .as M s
g sfs's Nc
s sE gsDarS PaH4 hs
% s. sss Il & e.
t..a Palace 4. s
with discrimination and
ss s ss oseThs
md
closing Of December next provided said In
s sss sssa soIb MEDAL COSTING
Sgss s
s q sssh bh
ths whose
tered within Is paae
e as
FOURTH FIVE MEDALS costing One Hundred Dollars each,
their preferred the five
Original the opening Crystal Palace
and Aforesaid shall be worthy
such the excellent as Aforesaid
sSI
and award Inc prs mentioned The Directors shall proceed
Jury Juro and hope TO hs abb
before the m day o. June
10 the Inventors Of such articles possess
Hufeent to entile them TO such distinction.
All astees worthy Of place In tins Grand q
IL WS5 RSS sga a1s ass asnsa
An efficient Police day and and h
care Is ued protecting articles exhibited the Assoc
ton dscams accountability for loss damage 70 such sce
mustb left at the stand the doc
ina Cypta Palace Warehouse visitors be
mtsd ID convey any Of the building
the Ticket
Il mSIsIs P. 7. BARNUki, President.
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q a B = a o. s!
ROUTE from Buffalo Falls, via
Tha American forming the Express and
al aud Quebec connecting Vincent With
oads for New York. Burlington Saratoga Springs and Boston
and Champlan Railroad for Portland White Mountains
N Time-94 hours to Montreal.
BAY STATE Capt Ledyard NEW YORK Capt Chapman leave
Lewiston daily a. o'clock Cape Vincent
entire length Rapids
Lawrence, by daylight arrive at Montreal ats o'clock
next day. in time for the Quebec boats.
leaving Buffalo O'clock have sx hours and
those o'clock hours Niagara Falls The
Buffalo Lewiston time the
Buffalo,
leave Immediately arriving at Boston at hapast O'Clock,
~ THE UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
NoRTHERNER, Captain chds,
half Niagara Falls touching oswego sacke
Habor. Kingston Clayton ogdenug connecting with
the the beautiful ST. by daylight
Meeting with the osdenburgh and Boston Railroad Rouse Point
Boston, with the Express Train Of Cars
The Line Buffalo daily by the Buff
fao and Niagara Faa Railroad o'clock aording Passen
the Wire Bridge the the
Nagara River, through direct leaving Lewiston at half
fSs h saa si
time the boat passing all the Thousand Islands by
changing taking e The splendid
and dasng waters Of the noble St. arriving
O'Clock The time Isr the Quebec
of the American Line for speed
COMFORT having all the equipments for 1afety required
with and beautiful upps cabin entire sng
M Psssenge,s Tickets and full International oes
Buffalo Niagara Falls Railroad Depot.
iH Offices House and international Hosl Nagar
Falls. myi
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SHOOTING AFFAIR.-Last evening, about 8
o'clock, the public hall Of the Gait House was
the scene Of a shooting affair, in which Ben Law
renee, of this city, and Ben Johnston, of Lex
ington, were participants. Lawrence was inc
briated at the time, and had pointed hisreyolver
at several persons in the room. when turning. it
in the direction Of Johnston, the latter immedi-
ately fired at him three or four shots. two OF
which struck the wall and the others took effect,
one in the leg and the other in the shoulder Of
Lawrence, who was retreating at the time
The wounds are not considered dangerous
though the recipient fell to the ground and waf
| borne off by his friends. Lawrence is now I'M
| der heavy bonds for similar breach Of the
peace. louisville Courier, 3D..
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The Boston TRANSCRIPT gives the following >

The Boston Transcript gives the following
late excursion to Rock Island is thus related by
the Utica Telegraph:
ga gentleman in the wash-room said to the
captain of the boat: Cant you give me a
clean towel, Captain''
"sNo,' said the Captain; more than fifty
passengers have used that towel there, and you
are the first one that's said word against it. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-11

Two PERSONS KILLED. = On Saturday two
men. one Of them named Martin, aged seventy
years. was run over on the Columbia Railroad,
by the lightning express train, going up. Mar
tin was run over at Downingtown, the other be-
low the steamboat station. They were both
killed. We did not learn the name of the other
man. Another man, named Benjamin u. Tag
CERT, had his foot and head mashed BY the slow
line running up to Columbia, at Coatesville
bridge Taggert had jumped off the train.
TPhiIadelphia Gazette, 4th. 3
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stock on hand not cleared. .7l932 1905
TOBACCO. We heard Of no transactions of much
moment.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. The sales of Sugar en-
braced about 100 hhds without any material change in
prices Moasses in good request with sales of 800
bbls, including $50 fermentng at 1o6 &1le, and $50
prime reboiled at 140141st p gallon.
FLOUR -. We noticed only few sales, including 200
bbls St. Louis at SO co. and small lots at So 62a
S6 rs "a Dbl.
GRAIN. But little Corn Offering and sales con-
fined to few lots of prime Yellow and White at 75e and
275 sacks weeyly at roc o bushel Oats higher
with of $50 sacks st. Louis at ION Monday
1900 also at 51e U bushel OF Bran, 800 sacks were
sold at 81 % o 100 ID.
PROVISIONS. We noticed only retail sales of Pork
at SIS 25DS15 so y Dbl for Mess round lots of which
may be quoted at S14 50.. OF Bacon small lots
sold at s0s54 for prime Sides and 7s<e y fb fol
Shoulders Nothing of any moment doing in Lard.
Sales 400 bales Western private terms (pre
yonsly offered at $2 and 200 in lots at S3s y ton
COFFEE. $50 bags Rio tnew CROP were sold at LID
. b.
GUNNY BAGS. Advanced, and 200 bales sold at 10d
cash, this price being refused for other lots.
TALL0W I'VE heard of so bbs City Rendered, taken
two or three days ago, at II ~ y 1b. Y
WHISKY. noticed sales of 1870 bbls Rectied al
300 p gallon. i
Sdfor Cotton and for London at AIS for Tobacco
We heard also of ship taken recently for Nantes at
| for Cotton, and $40 y 1000 for slaves.
| EXCHANGE. Market dull at our quotations: s.
Sterling. lo9Ol09a and l094
New York sixty-day Bills .1E02 y Ct. dis
Sight Checks on New York.....A0a q cent premium
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CRIME OF CATHOLIC PRlEsT-The Dollar
Nonpareil of Springfield, Ohio, has an account
of crime committed by a Catholic priest of
that place, M. Howard, in breaking open a let
from fifty dollar check on Springfield bank,
sent to lady of his .. charge from her hus-
band in California. The priest also cut out a
part of the letter, in order to obscure the fact
of the remittance of the check. The woman
took advice, and obtained assistance from q
prominent citizen Of Springfield, and finally OBJ
tained the check and the letter in its mutlated
condition. Tho Nonpareil says the whole facts
are well authenticated, and qnotes the laws
both of the United States and the State of Ohio,
which entities his reverence to berth in the
penitentiary for his offence.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-11

WHAT THE FRENCH Know OF Us.-In the pre-
face to French translation Of Uncle Toms
Cabin, the writer, NJ. La Redolliere, informs
all France that-# W
IS Pursued throughout the entire world by
the generous coalition of France and England,
slavery has taken refuge in South America.
Il has completely disappeared from the. States
| of Indiana, Maine. Massachusetts,, New Hamp-
shire, Ohio and Vermont" What classified
ton cit is abolished in principle (you
see the distinction,) g in Connecticut, illinois,
Pennsylvania, Michigan, NewYork, Delaware
Rhode Island, Columbia and New Jersey; but
they tolerate in these States some slaves who re-
manned in household seryitude at the time O
emancipation"