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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05


Ray-The Union. Of yesterday, has an arti-
Gle on the state of our relations with Spain.
which will attract some attention. 1t refers
to the comments Of some of the European pa
pers on its former expressed opinions on this
subject, and then adds
Tuba is becoming as essential to US now
las much so as a prudential aequisition-as
was Louisiana at the time of its purchase !:
and il the agility which manifested itself to
Napoleon could penetrate the camarilla Of
Madrid, it would speedily eater our embraces.
and to the mutual benefit of all concerned -
Its entrance, however, is not likely to be long
delayed. The day may be near at hand when,
acting upon the Burke principle, we may have
30 present to the government Of Madrid the
purse In one hand and the sword ia the other
and say to it, TAX foUE CHOICE. In such an
alternative, should she reject the former, what
could she reasonably expectT"
We must confess. that we do not like this
way OF putting the question. There must be
something very revolving in it to the Spanish
government, ana Spanish people. To tell n
hatoh-eVen II mat nation be poor and fall
ien-tbat a power comes to it for one Of its
most valued and cherished possessions-"with
a purse in one hand, and a SWORD in the other,
saying, take your choice must present so
degrading a condition as we should think
would almost preclude hope of accommoda-
ton.
The Union, then, iutimates that, IF every
European nation should spouse the cause Of
spain" it would be useless; and that no
throne on earth is sufficient to stand iu the
presence Of a war waged by it, even in a just
cause against the United States and other
such l~anguage-a!l. it SCENE to us, exceed
'pgly impolltic, and calculated to excite against
our country the feelings and prejudices Of 9th
or nations, who are not disposed to be un.
friendly - 1lcraqdria GazeAe.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
MANASSAS GAR RAIL ROAD.

The people of Rockingham have subscribed
the required $50, GOO to the stock Of the Man
assas Gap Railroad Company, and the Court
has authorised the issue Of county bonds to
the amount Of one hundred aud fifty thousand
dollars to aid in the construction Of the road.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

We have received two or three numbers Of
a paper published in Boston, bearing the
above singular name 1t is radical, and in
tolerant in the extreme, and, we think, en-
tircly out of place in this latitude.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
MEMPHIS MUNICIPAL ELECTION-TRI-
UMPH OF THE KNOw-NOTHINGs.

NEMpuIs. Tenn, June 30.--At our Nun
icipal Election, the "Know-N othings' elected
their candidate for Mayor. and all the City
Officers by handsome majorities'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
Diso.

Az bis residence In this county, on Saturday the Nil
nit Mr.. JoHs BvRSs, aged about 80 years
On Wednesday last Mrs. CHRISTINA MiLIsn, rsnao,
the late John Miller Of this place. aged about 50 yeau.
On Sunday last, ca ARIES wIsrIEID son Of Dr. VIM
End Virginia Ann Hammond, aged 1 year smoashs .aa
Q days.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
DrnKELly FEMALE SEMINARY.

The present session of this school, under
the charge Of Miss Caroline L. Miller, will
close on tomorrow. The uoxt session will
m OF the first Monday ia September
uavf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
r~E.In one of Tho indust,;

E@y@ln one of the Industrious schools for
poor aud neglected children il New York city,
were two little girls who, having been confined
to wretchedh homes and filthy streets, had neD-
or seen a Homer. What a volume Of misery
do the foregoing five words contain
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

GS5~The accounts Of the crops, from all
quarters Of the country, with occasional and
partial failures from the joint worm, fly, and
rust, are favorable to un excellent harvest
The Wheat crop Of the country generally, viii
be 2 large one. Corn Is generally looking
well
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

The steamship Europa arrived at New
York on Friday last, bringing liverpool dates
to the l7th ius.. The American says Der
Intelligence does not vary in any feature the
aspect of affairs presentee by the last steamer.
The Russians bad made another unsuccessful
attack on S~ilistria. in which Prince Paskie-
witch had been wounded. The Turks were
repulsed in an attack on the island of Mokan
From the Baltic We are promised an attack
on Sweaborg on the 18th ult In the Black
Sea nothing was transpiring except the con
tlnued transportation Of the allied forces to
Varoa. This comprises all the intelligence
frem the seat of war, with the exception Of
the destruction Of some Russian shipping at
the mouth Of the Gulf Of Bosnia.
The Porte, it is announced. has sicuiGed
its acceptance Of the Convention proposed by
Austria in reference to the Occupation of the
~Principaitles. Austria and Prussia have
aycrru.ed the objections Of tue smaller Ger
man States to their position on the Russian
Turkish question, and Col Manteufel had
gone to St. Petersburg with a message from
Prussia, recommending the Gar to adopt
Austria's recent summons,
The Moniteur, the French official journal
is satisfied that cur Government is discussed
to do all that justice requires in reference to
the recent arrest Of the French Consul at
San Francisco. Other minor points Of inter-
est will attract the attention Of the reader OF
the telegraphic summary.
The commercial Intelligence shows a small
adyance on a9ur, Cotton was dull with a
slight decline. Consuls closed at 9l14 to
OIL,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

DWHY WILL YE SURFER ?-Nixon's Ts,,..
Ointment y the only sars cure for all kinds ofsIa
diseases, Ifyou are afflicted with letter. RIM
worm, or Itch, try II OF once and be cured ~,
sale by ". Il HrsIrTx,'
Jan. IS, i54.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
MarrifD.

In Shepherdstown on Wednesday morning the 2is, oil,
in the German Reformed Church, by Rev, D. O. Bsson,.,.
DR.. JoHs REYNOLDS, and Miss KATE wlrmsAow. bOA
Of Shepherdstowu I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

The New York True Democrat (Adminis-
tration) continues its onslaught upon Ireland
aud the Irish.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

4
BA letter in the Herald, from Japan,
has the following concerning the inhabitants
there:
"Our means Of observation are too limited
to warrant any one entering into a descrip-
ton of these people. their manners and Gus
toms, or the resources of the country. All
that has already been compiled by various
authors; it will be enough to say, that all we
have seen does not come up to our expecta-
tions. E~xsggefatiou, their owu exclusive
ness and mystery, have helped to give these
people a higher stand than they are entitled
to as a nation. We have found them. when
it was to 90 expected they would be most eff
fectiye in the vicinity oftheir capitol, and the
opportunities Of a year 70 prepare, weak and
contemplate. As to the military proves Of
the nation, it is absurd a more whimsical
farce cannot be seen thar that exhibited when
they received us on shore. Their miserable
attempts at display with tawdry flags. ragged
dresses and painted canvass, are a perfect
contrast to our neat uniforms and solid ranks
they, With a few rusty match locks or Tow
err muskets. 5roadswcrds. arrows aud such rude
weapons, and the Americans with everything
10 the perfection of science and order. The
dense mass Of the lower classes are servlle 10
a disgusting degree, as they may be under the
hand Of d~espotism-the despotism Of the
learned few-the peculiar despotism of Japan.
and of a perfect system found nowhere else on
earth. The upper classes with whom our in.
has been confined almost exclusively
and by their own policy, too, are possessed Of
good manners, aud a breeding not unworthy
of civilized life; but q nearer acquaintance
shows them corrupt. immoral, effeminate aud
to an offensive degree.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

E@1~Ihe Know Nothings" are organizing
~ oan Francisco, aud also in some Of the in
terrier towns in California
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

~ \ AMI X. r. RI. NJ
An oher to the Sick-Radway a 10 w;n
antee that Radwsy's Ready Relief VIM ssos ss n
most severe parcxysns Of pain in a few Z sae
Persons suffering with Neuralgia a. o.Aas y
vous pains are invited 70 cali III their oa;.. ssr,
Fulton street, and make a trial 81 ~ nsas., ~
IIey X relieves the most tortur;nn n,,ns ne
diately- In Eve minutes ii win eonvinas @ne-
most skepsical O its quick and powerful ~. sas
heying properties. FAahfs'
n. n. n. No. o.
Railway 4 Co. have likewise discoys,ea
REMED for the cure Of Scr0fuia, Ridkess NV
and Syphilis Ia ten minutes after taE, ses~
first dose the patient feels it working ID ths ~
tenn. ~ VS.
= produces an electrical effect upon he MA
Il cieanses, puriies und enriches ii.
1t resolves and removes all diseased as,....
from the fluids and solids. sas
~ binds up and strengthens the worn-out -.
decayed parts Of the system, impar.ing repew.s
yigor and vitality 10 every organ and secretiSn;ss
the body. This new and extraordinary remsa--
Is called Railways Renovating Resolyont ~
sick and pain suffering are invited to call Al IA
way 4 Cos Principal Office, l62 Fulton Sd
regular Physician aonstnntly in attendance. AZ
vice gratis. july 5-n
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

E@yThe LoudoM Democrat a strong
democratic paper established Il ii Leesburg one
yesF since, for tho purpose Of revolutiOnizipg
Old Federal LoadouH and confirming ard
establishing the people in the true faith"
holds the following language 10 relation to
the " Know Noshings." We eopy the arti
clio entire from the Democrat, ONLY. to show
what the "Loudoun Democrat thinks
about, this "anti- american institution.
KNOW NoTHISGs.n
Each paper reeeiyed nowadays, talks IS
knowingly in regard to this crganization-its
object and mode Of efecting it--as though
ID know nothing" implied q familiar kuowl-
edge Of oil things past present and 20 come
80 far % ito principles are concerned, we can
only speak upon the authority Of newspaper
surmises. From these, we learn that their
cardinal principles all aim at the purging Of
our land Of the influence cxerted over it by
blinded bigots and pliest led foreigners. We
would scorn to raise The black banner Of in
tolerance, or co cree The human heart to wor
ship God 10 opposition 10 the dictates OF con-
~rsicnce but when, wish the experience of
tue past and the warning voice, Of desalated
nations, rendered desolate by that religion
which sought and obtained a union Of church
and State, ringing upon our ears, we see that
same spirit Of intolerance undermining our
own free institutions, it behoovcs us to pom
der well, and remembe. the sacred injunction
-a Eternal vigilance is the price Of liberty.''
The papers throughout the country are
now teeming with tie proceedings of the tria!
Of one " Father Keoger,' a Roman Catho-
lie priest in Cincinnati, for attempting to COM
nit an outrage upon the person Of a little
girl. IA years Of age, who bad visited lis
church TO attend confession and receive from
him lessons Of morality and religion. Only
think Of it. ye parents who eutrust the TAIN
log Of your offspring to such libertines-to
men, who in the broad noon day, under the
cloak of religion, and 10 the shadow Of tenn
pie erected TO Almighty God, will attempt to
prostitute your household in the name of re.
ligionl If sach things be done in the green
tree. what may we expect from the dry.
Tho knowing ones of our community
say that an order of the "Know Nothiugs''
has recently been established in this place.
and from the mysterious looking slips, mys-
t~eriously posted about town q few mornings
since, we are inclined TO credit the rumor-
but we " don't knopr r.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

a5@A writer ia the Washington Sentinel
calls the Ailantbus. the Billy Goat Tree
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

nJ~The weather during the past week
has been excessively hot. The effect has
been terrible upon our l%oafing community,
end the almost universal exclamation has
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
NEW BOOKS.

HRINNELiS Exploring Expedition ~ sea- ,ss
" Franklin Masters House a sousIs rs.,srs
Godey's Lady's Book forJuly ana ",ra : 4
Seems, to be had at ~
July ), 1854,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

IJARPER's Magazine for July Jss' ERo
III BY RIpptS
July s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05

nJ@The latest intelligence from the Cal
itornia mines continues! highly favorable
The Alta Californian states that rich discov.
cries have been made at Iowa Hill, and other
places in the ncighhorhcod Of Grass Valley;
and mining, wLicl. some time ago bad fallen
off considerably in that district, seems TO
have acquired a fresh impetus. The San
Francisco Chronicle says:
We think the question Is now settled
that tho gold miues Of California are mex
baustibls. individuals may not Obtain gold
as rapidly in the same mauuer as when the
mines were first discovered; but that mining
will be prosecuted successfully in this state
long after the present generation has passed
away, we have not the slightest doubt
+" From the accounts received from the in
terror, the miners were never more prosper
GUS than tow. This faetis fully established
BY tho fortuightly shipments from this place
New and rich diggings are discovered daily
in places that no one dreamed of looking at
three years ago. Claims hat would not pay
with the pan, pay largely with the ~sluice. and
dry diggings that were deemed valueless,
have, under the formation Of companies to
bring in water, become immensely valuable.
Villages and settlements are ~springing up, by
which the miners are supplied with the COM
forts Of life at cheaper rates. Nowhere is
farming. Or ranciing. as it is called, more
profitable than in tue vicinity Of mines, Pro-
visions must of course be had, and if they
can be raised on or near the spot where ihoy
are consumed, an immense saving is realized
to both producer and consumer.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
"TnE KNOW NOTHING"

'ohl for a leage in aome va.t ullderne.sv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
RULES AND r. gGULTIoNs

RULES AND E1ULTIONs
upon By the Editors of the Eighth
District, TO take effect on and after
the LIST day of BAY, 1854.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-07-05
NEW ADvERTIsEMEN Ts,
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Circuit Courie u
Ii the County Of Berkeley in cause therein
pending between D. &H. Clagett, plaintiffs and
Charles Downs and others defendants. the nnaef.
signed Commissioners, will expose to sale at pub.
lie auction in front Of the Court House in Mar.
tinsburg, on Monday the l4th day Of August next,
(being Court-day)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
Coparlnersbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The Co partnership heretofore eX.
~ rng between the 'uhsc,i6.rs aod tue firm OF BROWN
4 RFFD Is this cav disco " ed by mutual c Jnsent -
me busp.ss OF The late firm viii be settlcd by q w.
BROo N who alone authorized 10 collect the debts due
and 10 t!gu M hdudadan w bhOnMs
New York Oct H. 1884 JohS hsbo'
TIE UNDERSIGNED. having purchased Of w Brosu
his interest In the late IA Of BrVgn Reed will eonnue
IN, Iu, cs on hs account No 1853 Broatwsy 0lsey
Ruidurg and will open few dayse new and desirable
49, III lre JEWELRY. WATT HES. &c.
'0eA u "'' JOHN A. REED.
NOTICE is hereby given that the firm known
~ a. n a BARRY 20 he's Dissolved TutS DAY BY
IufnsI the bills formed by the coP,nershP to be
i9iu " - " HENRYu BARRY
New-York Oct IL, lsy. O. HANILAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
sYLvEsrER srOvrR & Co.. AlciioneerL
DICH and ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR

HI NI1URE THIS (AondsJ) MORNING.. Oct l6, az loi
occCk Of the rtsLeBoe no u Oh lth g. ocn9 n5
eufe splendid fun ure OF the house 10 Absolutely sd to
ihe highest ttder, consisting o. ore nsgnhceat -
Piano fote pearl niLid plate damsx ffoo. aud esii
Velvet Carpets paro and over GO ystds suo,fo
on the ttheg rooms french Pste fiaI and M-nlss M -
very richly iEsG ed with slabs eId b-asko
tain; rich Shades; Psror Suites In kosew9oo aaa -
with criEsou and sod dLmask Reception chai's -
velvet sTet and a0d dsmash Ara CLA.. a.
ytt md hair cloth; magnificent Mantle 'sAss Ssr "a
Enoiu ported iIoul Paris; Hair Clta paror
suite; KoseW ood and Frereb Esenelsc Cnsis @ I,,
tie Csck with superb spd costly e0Nee ca " $500
IL rch ealyed fIsues; Rose sood eDd Corhei a-et-s
With plate slsss fonts; RoseWood booa Sase 'enJ 0"
Re -euood Center and Nsssie Tables &c 81 - p...-.o,
IN aNaFR EITRSITURE Beautifully carved Rosewood
Dr.,snT Brresus; MskossnI DO M,,slstoa Wssorsani
Tat 80 ysTy eIexsLt Rosewood Mahogany and ttsse
,rncor Har Mattresses Feather bens and Bee,
dpz so,, CoueLe, sofs Bedsesfi stset ssa VafPet w
CletL MsLosany ans Walnut spnts ses1 'hA's u 'eNs'
ar Vsi, (ictb; Rnctfr-, Bureans, &c -,
BASEMENT FuRsIIunh sh.es''ps I.0.e
To. RI Diansr sea. Gu, Gla,s wsrs. croesey,ae
Catalogue sale vtiae siii se ros'e ~a.Grt rsss's
5sys ffen tie p-sus5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
GEORGE CooE, Aucii)neer.
INTENSIVE SALE of NEW and FASHION.

IL ABLE FUBNITUkE.-On TUESDAY next a lO4
O'clock at the spacious salesroom Of Tuns Noe No 5e
Braoway corner OF Duaue large and splendid collection
al rose cod mahogany and valiant Falor Dnins aod
Chan Der Furnure Pisno Neodeons; rich decorated
ChBaw ale &c; c0ussog Of several city and Boston ado
Phno-Foies; superior MeodeOn. made BY Csrhart
Heedhan; secretare Bookcase; mahog1Iy aud
walnut do carved rosewood Psro Suites in ssa bocaeio;
ELEGANTLY carved rosewood Esets with mirror froats aud
backs; osewod mahogany and wsbu Center Side aud Sofa
Tables Music Stands Box Stands Quartet aud other
Table, mahogany ard walnut French aud Cottage
Beosesds par which very fupeIori do do dressing
and pen Bureaus with marble tons; do Washstands do
ardobs Commods; best Spanish h.r Mattress warranted
all pure hair; Paassos Mattresses hive feather
Bees BosI,r and Pillows; superior custom made extension
oDiug Tables OF cab ogsny and walnut dining room aud
office Chairs library Tables mahogany Sofas Tee tees;
Ann chains; spns paror CLsrs large variety Window
shoies; s frsne Mirrors mahogany and walnut Rockers
cane and rush seat Chain. &c
Also % Suites Of beautiful ouamelod Cottage Furniture
Also slge invoice q rich decorated Chna silver lated
ana Gsss wse &c Piano Fores l. O'Clock. Catalogues
r. adv on Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
ALERT II NIo0LAY, Aactoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE Of very handsome

i GOTHIC COTTAGE with ~ FULL LjfS sltasted az
Clifton Staten Island within four minuies waA OF Wander
Bit Lending ALBERT II NiCoL ~ WIN sell a. suctio1.
without lcrye WEDNESDAY Oct 49, l2 al ~ o'clock,
the Merchants EXchange New York lh MOI prevou dis
possd % private sae vcTy h-ndsome new Femc Coulg1
fd with BRICK buiit 10 tic beet ntBnrr ia the Ensih
rural style together with ~ full Lots 23xi00 feet each, aad
escsle NJ snd Eusfed The private road which IA drsi
eas- usshbO hood, opposite Robert csEtens estate,
Vanderbilt az, and Wlla four mingtes ak Of Nasder
b Landing Clifton Staten Island The h0ase "a about 50
feet front by A. feet ia depth including the wing attached
nsnened IN besuin ttye With sTeEed azzss a1d contains
lsFe Psror Dining Koheo With range six stec Pins
Rooms and Bah Marble Msntles aud 0raics tho
good cellar; there Is also well OF excelent wat
the premises The garden ebrSces eli snts u vegetables
IN atuBe and the grounds around the boas tly
lad out with gravel wsss aoE shrubs &c, and al la tho
complete order Ia fact the place eli that 2cnemGn
could desire the romantic aud beautiful sceGery
suTFaFed - the o1ly property thsf b. purchased C
tor 10 the Terry and oouing nnch sud
The boats leave every hehour IL God every hour T.
Wnier fare e. mailing s.stlu Is much des-
bic fs sae residence thab tic upper part a. tie city the
time consumed e. reaching It's beauiii islsLd sbut the
fo the Battery 9Th st. bat flr more peiorsbo 10
point Of Leah aud comfort WIKI the advantage OF combining
city wih country life aud enabling Pes5n TO attend q the'r
daily tGsn, 10 New lOs without ltsHptoR Tho title OF
this pTopey IL uDquesoLabic aid For caids Of
admission 20 view The mics aud fd particulars soP TO
ALERT IA. NICOLAI. No 4 Rro.d-st-, ". l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
;. BAEEER Auetioneer.
Z l. o 5 \ q 5 A l. u -
Last sale OF the season Of
uEST EITTsUIxG tDTTAgE SITES

WEST FLUSHING COTTAGE SITES.
8 BARKER will sell TUESDAY, Oct a. 81 !oeock, 7.
the ground. the highest bidder CHOICE BUILDING
West FLUSHING Is the line Of the New York and fusnns
Railroad only 50 minutes from Fulton Market New fors
~ Steamboat sad Railroad ana Is accessible BY Railroad
osy and every half hour BY stage from Grsnds Ferry
" llian.sbuT1h. .
Title Ddlspaiabe Ills will be the last opportunity !hi'
. TO buy this property al auction
Persons shrE attend the Sale will take the Steamboat
I.srd City at 10 O'clock from Fulton MaTketsp, which
will coul Nth the Of the Flushing Railroad al Hurters
Point direct for West fushins Persons living the east
side OF tho City take the ht Ferry to Greenpont OF
Ferry Penny Bridge and there take the Railroad
10 West Fushfnz also leave Peck alp and Grand Ct
Ferries. in willamsburgh every hahour, passing West
Flushing.
For frec tickets for the dav Of Sale with and further
particular apply to BARKER ELLIOTT, No Nssust.
ueAr Wal 81 New York. l. Bond No. - BJwery; A.
p Smith No 80 SHAW McFarian Merritt, No % u
J. L. Burnett No Si Bocme e. lgP sairs)i Leue No 80
Ruosevetst New York $. F Cog.wrl, No Courtst.,
Brookyn. J. Runce. No. 1872 Grand 1T Edwin Perry,
5hst Of South Std Wuiamsbutshi or W. A. Van
Houeu Flushing Az, near FTsnkln-ay.. GeenpOint
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
DEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH or WHITE
Ocean 6teamers, xc.

NETWORK aud CALIFORNIA STEAM
~ SHIP LINE via EICARAOuA-Accessory rtsoslt Cor-
pony OF Nicaragua PropneoI Ihrugn 10 advance y The
Moi. The sps add doub gine steamship NUkThttS
LIGHT g0tuIs burden pCept linAlepasFh viii leave
I-i No. s. NORTH RIVER O'Clock precsely for Punts
Aents Friday Oct n coubectlDs With che tsSonte
stcaushp YANKEE BLADE, lz6o tnns bufdsnl over the
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE. having but twelve niles
q eud 1sporson by 6clss carriages These steamers
unsurpassed their ventilation aud ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
tof inoTo alton or psa,age, apply only 70
enables MORGAN Agent, No bowiios ofesn.
n B-Cemmencing the 9Th October 'be dsL o. SAVING
Of steamer ?, viii chnnse6 20 the lsb sn9 Hb of eaeh
noah When these day fall Sunday the steamers VII
the Monday follow 1s There VIII % 10 steamer on
-. nh. lra,.la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-16
1)apcr Warfhouse.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
son Co. No. 50 BeekEanst OEsT foE sale on the 90
terms
Writing Psper, English French and American
New, Psper all siIes. weighs snd qualities.
Bcoa Psper, all rxes weights and qualities.
Tissue Pspoi fancy color sae white Of tho best sc.itJ
H.tts ~ Pspef, thin, and Of the best 9asily.
Cicth Pager, sxfo and texf9
Epsish Hardware Paper Large ss5ortusn,, last nnvsl
shestkirs Pspos. Of the tess qualify.
NBppins Paper, straw, Rag. sst haailA
Tea Psper. efdifers1t s,ea
Tar 3sosaS Fsper, suitable Coz roos, In rsla