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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-13


BOSTON AND WORCESTER X. e.
~. Gsss=sssszzs5l WINTER ARRANGEMENTS Com
sasM gI6H ,e-2-z mencng Monday, Dec11 1854.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, as follows:
Leave Worcester at 4 and $40 A. Nj. $3.50 Ex.) 40,
and (1o.5O Ex.) Pm. rrs
6 Glbury 640 am. 3.45 p. m
Milford at Z, 9.25 4" 40
:" Framn at 755, 1925 (4O5 Ex.)
$50, (11.45 Ex) p, m
saXomve at ITO AIS
Newton, $40, *7.45, $3.50 (W.Tr.) Q, *l050,(W
Tr.), a. M; 1.5o, ~34S, 445, 525 wv. Tr) s.15I
pm.
Broolline, $50, 78o, s.15, s.45,1o a. m. 1870, 2,
3s 81, Cd, and 8, p. m.
Needham Plain, and St, am; 1t and 455 pm.
w. Newton station.
Saturday nights at $50 Cnstead of S.15.)
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows:
For Worcester at 7.20 (and Ex.) m, 1.50, 2.30,
and 430 P. NJ.
Mibury at $50 a. m. 500 p. m.
Milford at 1880 a. m. 2, 500
g Birmingham at 1850, 10 Ex a. M, 2, "A Ex)5"
7" Saxonvlle 0.15 a.. SIS D. M.
g Newton, 7.3O, (W. Try s, and 915 a. M $780, 200
Nv. Tr.,) s. 5.15, $50, and 9.1h* P. m.
Brookline, Z, 7.5O, 905, aud Il M 12.45, ESQ, $50
505 6, 7, and $50 p.
Charles River Branch, l. a. m. IL $50, 8 p. m.
~ Express Trains stop only at birmingham.
Saturday nights at 10 Gnstead Of 9.15.)
g. TWICHELL sup't.
Boston, Nov. !. 1854 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-12-13

T0ERsONS WHITING PIANO FORTEs
4 OR MEL0DE0NS-Will do well to call at r. s.
NAsON's New Piano Forte Ware Room, No. 200 Main
Street, and what they do there before purchasing
elsewhere disn ie1S
GODA ASH AND SAL SODA.-60 caska
- Soda ASH rs casks Sal Soda in store, and for sale
in !, lots to ar suit Syes va 1, HoT I,H.
L.NALL STYLE MATS.-A general assortment
Il at hEkklLbs ~ Aain trset' 81
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nR. MOME,S COUGH BAL&AM FOt

EAR. MOVIES COUCH BALSAM FOR
E-S Consumption, Coughs, Cnlds, INFLUENZA, Bon
chitls, Group, Who0ping Cough Summer Complaints
Of Children, DiGrrhGG and DySeatery, and general
Nervous UneasmeSS, preventing sleep.
~ My Cough Balsam is prepared and sold only at my
Office, Middle Street, Lowell Isuppy all orders from
abroad Druggists have not and never had my formula
by which it is prepared. In this city they my
for moneynaking. The consequence is they prepare
spurious article my essential injury. protest against
ouch unjust and unlawful uso of my name
mch25 1tf DANIEL MOVIE
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tlass.==s.ss1 WHITCO MB'S WORCES-
Rss ssss7'4gsss TER AND FITCHBURG EXPRESS-Be.
tween Worcester and Ftchburg by every train stopping
at all intermediate places Packages forwarded Notes,
Drafts and Bills collected and paid and all orders attend
ed to with despatch. Office of Mechanic and Main
streets, Worcester. nov29 diff
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EEURRA HURRA HURRA ~!
Alarming to the Regulars The remedy at last
dscoyered the of bowel complaints discovered =,
Save your children, YOURSELF your doctorsbl
and your money; and when you find you begin,
ming get weak and debtated, Hobensack's Worm
Syrup and remove the worms, which the dysentery in
nny necessary to take Of Hobensacks Liver Pills to
correct the bile, and you cured.
j. N. HoBENsACK, Proprietor, Philadelphia ,.
For sale by P II SLATER II CO.. fremont Temple
DnsrL!n Whoi.sale Aa.enIs ll,r Neu Engand -
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VERS. KIDDER's DYSENTERY COR
A. DIAL-For sale by l.. T. LAZELL, ~.
VIA 3H 2O1 Main street.
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EIN j. COUCH. PLANE MANUFACTURER
On account of the late fire, having been obliged to
leave the place for short time, continues to make all
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% Price ONE DOLLAR per hottie.
Agents for Worcester-M b. GREEN & co.
MO decd Nw1v
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Tesh end C. TIE apu On shs sfoia, that lsna
AT inf ~ - FRA d ls cr,d-e
Pr p.tf ahasVH ll 5v plry tAs' n hss hertss
hs tpn stte the btacs due 49, been aled VI rim
vhh Re rc'scd 20 pay BIT acineisdsrd neso1
SID patty Dispose u ia osrv
the rurro Of GcfaliiaF h cfeo snd thst uass def nj
le stgaued dsrors OF h pupery pAa ii wills b
usffraly ir jurcd
Ar crsr srsut,d Coz ncioa ~ dessai.at show
cars. - ani jarc ion sh9ga po' - rraatd
the Of e Jiee q d-cii nF TIE u,oiisss
ISsRAsAa Fs j1J1le cissss uait Naca IA. ti.efila
sbd Er similar IN is provisions a tho abo, -
ina .orHeut 6st from which has b-er iaoo porzd
ira Ne code not h-csIss ~ lies s-ea
bV lie ct are nssrted elsewhere IN ad.n ., thsn fss
sane grAre bOwtYy SOLE o Used a14 ngs; - sab set
40 tn san e rales Of iserrrrt ton -ecf'or eis
me frs ii7f OF a. n1ci
M Thsf esraanf soat 70 eoye lhp0o 81
h. IS q tcstd "a rcltols
he etncty n the papers ne secoa u ,a'y
STATED Re lf q lie party makox the ada All no ct
ssfsd miles be q the riana ia dnAa4ed "a, n o. AS
debtor vhh defendant refused fiis 10 . i az more
rssl 70 pay rot elencs o. fsRa VS. nsl sssrS s''s
b. dsGat In b furnishes scA ssti. AZ n a.
lief a. he pArtg ntiet Tie case tess 80 ne
ipr II iii uficn b stated The fsefs ~ hs - .i's he
oov ~ The rule The defendant sAed % b. In ths aor
tu,t.s Ihe 6,t,m ned 20 shsudoa bis es~ s,a sss
ivius be could Al thA na- b. nsd are
~ h. euiiv ut.uded ua Re usht With prspfety sJ
h. orll III our his sos ard clos HE AL so2 rs ois les
iisr, The lent Of puis 20 fi ay fstiiaen
ais ucf,r dsriec without without 7rvlader 20
motion hereafter ne rssauA e,n trnsh 'ny
furfta
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VIZLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

NOMINATIONS FOR CHIEF ENGINEER or TIE FIRE Dis
PARTmENT-A meeting of the delegates of the various
Fine Cmpanes was held at Fremens Hall Last evening,
for the purpose of nominating canidates for the oco OF
Chief Engineer to be elected TO fill the vacancy occasioned
by tie death Of Benjamin Dubois Mr.. Cornelius Wog
lon was chosen Chairman, and Mr. Demas Strong Score
tary.
for candidates with the following result;
c. c. talbot II X. III. Harding, 10; VIM. Meeks, T.
Mr Talbot Of Engine Co. No 8, and Mr.. Harding, Of
Engine Co No :, were declared nominated.
hilare Guischard was nominated candidate for As
sisisDt Enquirer in place of Mr.. Talbot.
The election is to take place on Monday evening next
LrcruRr.-The Rev J. l. Wilson, for many years
Missionary on the coast Of Africa, delivered tho
6fh ofhe Peoples OF lectures last evening, at
Dr. NcLone's Church Subject "Afdoa its principal
tribes end the proof OF high order OF intellect among
the natives ofthe African Continent. The Lecture vas
exceedingly interesting and was listened to by large
audience.
The regular Butchers hold public meeting this evening
at tho Odeon for the purpose of getting up reonsranee
AGAINST the issuing Of lice grocegs to sell beef and
ether fresh meats.
Mr. Starr. of Camden, n j. has been elected President
Of the " ilansburgh Gas Company.
BrRGIARY-Yesterdny morning. about O'clock tho
grocery store Mesfs. Berg ~ Fries, Of Fourth
and South Third burlariously entered by man.
who robbed the money drawer Of go in change aud WAS
engaged gathering up various articles about the store.
when the reflection of bis Light awakened Mr. tres who
oudeayored the thief but he succeeded m making
his Escape with the money The entrance effected by
Irying open the cellar door
KINGS COUNTY HosPITAL-Extract from the resident
ply ciens report for the week ending Ian ga RomalanB
IN uoerita is received by order OF Superintendent 50
born :; total 5l7 Transferred to Aims House, 7 dis
charged IS deceased, 2 remaining, 40
TIE Board Of Excise commenced Issuing licenses on
Monday. and up to yesterday but ia were token the
receipts from which amount to sll4O Dir Wost, Excise
Commissioner from the First Ward. objected to each
license issued Last year upwards OF 100 licenses wore
I issued
The East River ferry boats experienced much difficulty
in making their trips yesterday ornoon, after CLOCK,
in cOnseoU euce Of the dense fog.
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DIED.

CARLYLE-R ScoisthG Eocefechsn scotland On Christ
uaday Me- Csle mother e tho ansusle suthor Her
whom doctor residing in iond'n sntth- alshe
rarsaon from the German present thsdesh
bed of their venerable aud beloved The doctor MAJ waited
be mother month with the All pas1t
love TbOmss Carlyle from his resd Chelsea tss
cav, the last and the spot where he born Wit
mother who had tn atctoa many
before her death CT seeing her 'any rise 20 well meed
distinction
HELMFa In Manheu the 18th inst Ids Fila only child Of
Rorttn Eiizs Aun uelmer aged years and m'pths
KFLlN In BIooan Jan l6 stephen only Edward aud
Ssf.h Am Kelly egrd years month and day
The OF tn family aud hos of hs gAndtNhe Parek
Kelly Ac respectfully invited % attend tho une at the 70, nes
ofh parents IN Begen between Power aud FoahhSv tody
Fulasl .fth inst, az 2 Z. VI.
Thursday s Sally widow Of Asher Stone sysi
He % and the Of the family invited 70 stoai
Ii, fr rel Fay) afternoon st o'clock from her late resi-
seucs. No ts4
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TnuRsDAY. Jan. 26-PM.

THURSDAY, Jan. EO-G D.
The Stock market presents feature Of particular in
erest 70 day The ndspOsiton to operats IL OBJ
served which has characterized the market for time
pas. large portion Of the transactions by the bears
either to supply their shorts increase their limo The
operators for a rise are and nd Money for stock
operaons Is plenty the leading Stock houses are very
reluctant to 20 time operations The fluctuations TO day
vere generally downward but there no important aii
excepting IN Cumberland which closed at 3oI decline OF
II cent Parker Vein sold largely at the Second Board
at decline Of cent Erie closed at 76 Reading 7Oi.
Hud4on es9, Harlem so, &c, showing general decline
Nicaragua is steady at &C. Canton 25 New York Central
sold at lOst There eviden. disposition with certain
elouo TO bear this Stock difficult task with Stock
dservedly fayorte investment Stock through the whole
range Of country from Albany to Buffalo, as well as
throughout New England The other premium Stocks arc
about as before In Railroad Bonds there 10 but little doing
Erie Incomes sold at 97I, Csnyersbles ol First Mort
offered at 49, seller ~ Ill Central sold at g. aud
with the privilege Of 90 New York Central heavy
st91l
In Mining Stocks there not much change excepting in
North Carolina, which cold at the Second Board at 81
This is however supposed 10 have been trash sale
Lehigh Zinc improved l2Ic this Company are regularly
receiving the products of their furnaces about four 'uns
day. NewJersey Zinc sold at Gold Hill s3tS3ti the
,ield Of gold is reputed to indicate Ct IL not more
for the cuuent sixty dsys Lindsey sold az 80 cts
In Exchange there but little doing and the market Is
Aaateas CT Money has become easier IN the Southern
srs and foreign agents prepared to make liberal ad
vanees This has produced activity in Cotton from
which source we may anticipate in February and March
large supply Of bills But for scarcity Of shipping tkcre
would now be large amount Of Cotton going forward.
Sterling 10 G. 9i Francs 22I s5lsl
Tie Freight market ia firm and by reason OF the small
supply of produce the market the transactions are mod
crate To Liverpool 10000 10000 bushels Corn, I'D, in
bulk lssd in ships bags 500 bbs Flour, ~ 500 bales
Cotton I'd; 70 tuns Oh 4Oi To Glagow, 1000 bushels
Corn supposed lad To London, 5000 bbls Resin. ST. To
Hsyre 500 bbls Flour s5c Ashes slo sorne Cotton &c
&c. To Antwerp and Bremen some small engagements at
previous rates There moderate business at IS esSs.
| to California
The Sub Treasury receipts slStioa, Payments
| e409l Balance, s4l6,2h.
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BROORZ Wv ITEMS

L,ws OF HriLrH-Mr. NJ A w johnson gives Tree
lecture or this subjcc; ladies s' the Brooklyn ln'aa
this afternoon ooook Ms J0hason has recently gVel
asu,csssful course of the ladies o. the Py n'ul
Church Rev II Beochsrs - ard the lecture tbs siser
Is iurrdu tory second course which she proposes
to give lade of other societies who may choose to avail
themselves of such opportunity Of acquiring ussf'
knowledge from of their
FrRHs AT O'Clock las; evening are broke out in the
Paon, Leather Mandatory OF Aessrs Crsghan Hpyey
near FuslipeGv in he vicinity OF the Naval Hospital
The building consisted Of range about 80 feet in length
ere oryin hight and composed Of wood Isconsanei
considerable stock which entirely destroyed and the
flames soon spreading adjoining tenement oc'apei
by several families Il was likewise demolished Ire
of the fire being considerable distance from the ensins
houses the frrmen did not reach the ground uni; tho
flames lad made much heldwayfha was imPrssibe
to save anything Tho oss the factory is about $4,000
ard on the house about s5COboh partially insured butt
what Offices not asceraned The ro IS supposed % have
been the WORK of an ncondaIy
On Wednesday night FIRE discovered in the rear Of
No IS Taryst supposed to have been the work OF an
incendiGry. 1t was extnguished without much damage
arrested Esieion OF being the incond'ary
lie WIS committed for a hearing
CoNsouDA1IoS-T The Commissioners Of Consolidation
held meeting yesterday afternoon and took up the report
on the Pois which after considerable conversation. was
laid on tie table for further consideration The Board then
sdjourned till Monday week next
MoRE ENGINE HOUSE Boys ARRESTED On W8ines
day night tue Third District Police arrested five boys who
were found In Engine house No 10 where they
bad built fire for their special accumulation Iney
were brought before Justice Biafchley and committed 70
jail in default Of paying the tine which was imposed upon
item.
CoSsTRrcTWE GRAND L,RcESr-John Z. Hendricks
was placed on trial in The Court OF Sessions yesterday on
the change of constructive grand lrneny in hiring horse
from livery stable the corner of Dkeman and Conc.
ISIS in July last and alleged. selling the same, aud
converting the money to bis use The Jury being un-
able 10 agree be discharged
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.nle. Of stoel.. at phlladsIphIa. TarnspAr. Jsn

First Roay9-eICC q Gs '53C Up cash 2isj s70 Lshiyh
g. 10 g.i 81 Pom. RR 49, @ do IS ll 30 hes1ng RI OlI
10 10 81 s5l DO Nnehl Rk a. i05 Beaver Mead
RR 43 4Chstsr Valley RR o!i IS PennIylyinis aud ONO
ECrecn Boor9s-e30 Rich Dis Coupon Co. o. 81 Chester
Valley b. q Beaver Meadow RR 4ol 100 sehiyaii
Send Pha g. ~ ~ 90 900 DO, SILVA gei
% Penn R. tsl Reading H., S5l 50 sehuyL Nav Pre-
ferred, sswn, Sll. -. =, a., =. -,
RoQds0 Reading r. T., b ~ o. do 81 oof % Doeysr
Meadow K Il, 4cs - 80 49,. 80, ,,-,..
ssn, Ss i bid ia asked Pouaa 81 Of 20 bid 90 ssSedf
R I'd Rail dy oil slbd 81 ssse5 Read Be' a bid sS
o. ed Readne logaze B0Bds o. go AZ bid 81 asksd Penns
ysnis r. 43l BID ts tskedi Morris Canal i5i bid l5
asked 'ebeyhih hsy Is ~ 7St BIO T $500
I'd si ia si asked Long Island 81 bid ., ..ks9 Mefss.s
Benk 81 81 asked Union Csnsl "a bid, Ia asked Dull
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CITY ITEMS.
LECTURES, MEETINGS, AMUsENENrs, az.

LEcTUREs, MEET1NoS AMUsEMENTsI DC.
FsIDAY Jan. q, 1854
Rev w II MILBuRS's LEerrRE-Hope Chapel sP. n
Or soLcsK's LEcTURE-Hope Chapel 3 T. n.
pRor l. N FowLHRs LEcrUsE-No Is Laigh.sf. -
Ms NJ A. JoHSsoss LEcrvss-Brookiyn lastitats SIP NJ
0ux Rksr SOCIETY How Make Home HAPPY" kc Barton
R.r.yioR on AE-. MnrasrD &C At W,.cka
Csy.EscT or TIE GAsGEs Hope otthe Family Broadway
go, VOWS CARIN Hot Corn" NJ, National The.fer
! seir TOMS CABIN al the Bowery Theatre, Up NJ
S Tur~p and PLAYS day ard evening BArnurns Museum
a. rsRIsry Woops Broadway
Sncxtsys OFERA Housr-Etho2ian Delnesonssas Bsay u
NV yorr AsYEIrHEArEx-EquestIisn 81 bowery r .
sso.nwIy MIsleERIE-A nimasSS1 Bwsy, 10 " % r ~
TspUsrEY or ALL NAroSs-CryaA Palace a " 20 aass
SssXsxn;s FeypT AND Holy LAsD-56 Broadway, NJ,
prSs,srs SEWN MILE Mirror 6S broAdwa. sna y Z N
49,. y, ~ Naxie-Stuyyesant insfste, J Y. N .
p. or AsclEsr ASp MopEss Asr-StayTt institute
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MARRIED

BICDGFTT-EIPLEY- IL G1sen6sid Msss. Jan ~ the Re-,
utrTy Dlodsst Sarah dngher of fsnkn Ripley Esl NJ
aud Mrs b. APPOINTMENT a. Mssoa2Ies 60 Coiaa
GROW FLis-SrE vAkT-At St Louis, No. J. Henry Orowen
10 tks Title Stewart
PATTERSON LEMENTIu III City on the e,h iost hy he
Rev n L MARS VT William T. Patterson OF this Cry @ Mss
Emily emeut Of kccklanc Lake
WASHINGTON FON-At Nashvile, Tenn, Jan ~ Mr. Jins
T. Wsshrsfun 10 Mss Mary y Fox
VALENTNE-TOWNSEND On rhursday 18Th inst, It tho Dc
ehsrds r SAWYER Joseph Na'ontae 90
Ju $ youngest daughter Of John Townsend Jr Of Asodh
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MARINE couRr-Be,ols Iuas. rsONr.os

John Finkes and Anna his vic, at Gcosse Murray,
To recover dams yes for personal injury Ia hrs r. on
beiuf nech ID down b. csrsr srd he-sss heonf 70 dni
Greene and HoEs sh jan an sr'asy IN
lred she IL The time cosnf tie street.
the shan Ct the csge vt said stack her eausar n some de
Of the lrsin- heng cgtc AZ me tine pr a
ersued ard her life Il safe YES IA eoaista
In dffrure said that Nrs n'gliseat'
the ak that % soers WITH mus;
was ccuins the the bosses hesns ssutd a.
TIE driver lasbe them prevent
the teedn Tie po!ls dcEed Verdict f1 PlAiaai slS
ND n.L.
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THE CENTRAL PARK.

n M Ef'or y tn y I ITl5HaT
SIR The Committee Of the Boarj Of COuncilnen on
Lands and Places will meet Monday, Jan. 30 at s
o'clock p NJ in the Library, No II Ciy Hail. to hear
10th aid in reference cnraling the dimensions Of the
Central Park. Notice viii be published in tho CORPORA
t,n paper but probably not by many who feel
interest in the matter The Commit have 40 authority
TO pubh notices in other papers bu! ii you think your
readers would like to know what l. going in that
pect would be glad to have you call their attention TO it,
Your obt seryt + E. NATTER, Chairman.
Jan So l65f
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SUPFRTCR q

SUPERIOR COURTNOs 800 200, go, 29', 30l 1885, 25o.
go SIS sf SCs ScS 10 ~ 1876 ~ g. rs 10 i 29A $40.
$40 81 SIS S4 SIS 55 SD SO -
CrcuiT CoURr-Nos e.9. $40, go s5o li9. $50, Isl.
49, 81 l5s it6 Isl l5g. IGc.
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TIVE RrHss GrARD The Animal Bal Of the TITS
Guard came of wednesday evening ss Tamnany usr.
The sfendnrce was large aul respectable. and tho eopa
ny enjoyed themselves ua daylight Thursday morning
MTsrERIoUs DlsAPFEaa,scE On the 5,h December
last Evan Jones III bis home in Easevile Ash.a lua Co
Ohio for the purpose of rAnsacin business in Cev
land. which ylace be was las seen the iii Dec Mr..
Jones nearly co years Of age about five feet nine inches
high Of rather strong build ns features i ghy marked
BY the smapo with mark nsar Of bis eyes caused
By kick from horse when a child lie bad IN his posses
sion when last from 5000 900 His long absenco
has given rise TO suspicious that he fouly dealt with in
Cleveland or that in temporary 81 ofnsany he has wan
dered into part of the country WHARF he Is uakno~n
TIE object OF this art Gle elicit information OF his where
abous the end thai II living be may be restored N bis
distressed family Aay information the subject may be
addressed to Mrs. Evan Jones Eagevle Ohio or to Geo
V. Jones, New York City
TIE LATE BURGLARY AT ALBlrr-A portion Of ne
Progerfy Stolen Recorsyed in tins Cay-Tbe store No
"a Broadway, Albany, entered by burglars the
ne hi Of the l9h nst viii be remembered and robbed
OF fifty pieces SILKS aud ten pieces of velvet- valued in all
at s. GEO. with which the burg ars escaped Soon after the
commission of the robbery Capan Kissner OF tho FOur
toenih lard Police received information which led him
suspect that of the stolen gools r;ei in
house in Muberryst between Grand and Hester SIS He
accordingly dispatched Money to he place wac reach
ing H. observed coming of the house with bag
end basket in his hands lie asked by the OH what
he had in bis possession but made reply and or
The beg and basket taken to the Station House and
found to contain seven pieces of silk Yesterday this silk
was identified by r.. Thomas d Wells member Of the
firm in Albany which sustained the loss being part Of
tie 5000 worth stolen from his store Ncclue 70 the
whereabouts of the in whose possession the silks were
found hss vet been obtained
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The beautiful CrayOn Daguerreotype Pronounsced y
the rem Of perfection only Roofs No jo5 broAa
The uste OF the weather makes difference gre az
likeness warranted Root receives from me "'ras ~
H. hshest medal awarded for Dagnerrsofypea ossfJ H
q, .tAirs Open day and evening
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SIR: We would call your attention 10 the fact that At
special meeting OF the Board Of Engineers and Fremen
held oath inst Committee appointed to in e-tyate
the charges made in The Sunday Mercury of 22d mss
against tie integrity OF the Fire Department
JOIN IYNFs Hoe Co No JULIAN BOrrS, Eng Co 81.
JOHN D. DXON Hose Co. 80 S. WILLIAM TAPER T. Co.
NOAH L. FARSHAM H. and L. Co. No. l.
Jan d 1854
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METEOROLOGICAL pRGIsrgR


JoHs q RoSEETri
1854. sAM nN sPN
January Sc. .................--..3 7i 80 a.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.-Drs. X. q >; nu mp "
.sy, p.fp Of the Lung daily from ~ -, Pa
:, her offce No 7st Broadway Refer 70 L..i 81 + h
u.,oI of Rrookyr Tbos Morton Esd NO xl
Hoover Z. s Marshal, Washington ID C.i ana H'>-' ~
~ Lnovu fs.pectabilty
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prDu.us Crr TIcKErs-We have no report oil
iS ~ ,h..s tickets sut presuras, say' they are
nc I.s insseS TIE only scenas to apply a. me
osss. Acsaeuy Hall No. 80 Broadway
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Five csses Snow-Drop Napkins, from the late wreck
Thomas Jsnsss No III springs corner Of Woosters'
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Its said tina. Felix Rachel the brother Of Msde Rachel
the French agedienne. will shortly DO here to make ar
rangements for professional tour in the United States
his sister.
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THE HuHss GrARD The Animal Ban Of the y TITS
Guard came of Wednesday evening. ss rannany la.
The sendHnce large sui respectable and tho eompa
ny enjoyed themselves un.i daylight Thursday mofHns
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hkAssls Commentary the law Of Moses Book III O. g.
.ssy commodity transferable by purchase aud sale
hshae and he has section devoted inquiry into
Usually realized In war time, he says when any city
esn the prices fell greatly because the mar
siatted TIE commentator shows clearly that the
OF death denounced sgsnst nGaasg only referred
Of Eekfewshe text OF Exodus x being explained
4atsdby Deut xiv.