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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21
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CHICAGO, Sept, ]:


Much excitement prevails here in conse-
quence of the attempted arrest of a fugitive
slave by three men from st. Louis. The
slave was found in one Of the principle
streets, and seized by the men without the
assistance of the officers of the law. The
cries of the fugitive speedily drew together
& large crowd, and in the confusion he was
torn from his captors. They instantly
made an attack Oh the crowd, recaptured
the fugitive and one Of them fred pistol,
wounding citizen. The three were then
arrested, and lodged in Jail. The exami-
nation is now progressing before a Justice
of the Peace, and an excited crowd is
gathered around the office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

A CUnIosITY.-Among the names Of a
dozen or more Southerners who have ar
rived in town to attend the National Course
Races we have actually found one who is
neither Judge, General, Colonel, Major,
nor Captain-absolutey Southern sport
ing man without title 1t is the first
case OH record.-N. Y. Paper.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

The SANDWICH ISLANDS TREArY.~
Tie Washington Star says the important
dispatches from the American Commis-'
sioner at the Sandwich Islands, covering
theEtreaty recently entered into between
that frmctienary on the part of the Unitcd'
States aud the Government of the islands,,
reached the State Department on Saturday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

III The Tribune refers to new work
in press, in Boston, of the uncle Tom" Or
der, which according to competent judges
who have examined the advance sheets,
"has an intensely interesting plot, and nu-'
merous descriptions Of Southern life and
manners rarely surpassed in the most ex-
citing productions Of The day."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

PorAroEs.-The Oswego Gazette suys
the crop is turning out better thanIwss ex-'
pected. The Troy Wing says that many
boats are arriving there, and some Of the
farmers, quite indignant thst they canno,
get 81 a busbel, are hoasng them in hopes
of rise. They will fall far below present
prices, the crop beiug Sc,er shsu has been
anticipated.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

Mr.. EDITOR We saw a fancy Nea-
politan Bonnet belonging to Miss Mason,
last week, at Green's Straw Bonnet Bleach
cry, that was beached and pressed by him /;
We must say that it was done superior TO
any thing we ever saw Of the kind. La
dies, that is the place to carry your bonnets,
II you want them to look as well as new.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

~ All hopes Of getting the steamer
franklin off are now abandoned. The
late severe storm has loosened her timbers
and almost broken her up. Thirty thou
sand dollars were offered some time since
for her rescue to the wrecking companies,
which will now suspend operations
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

Mr. Leo Taylor, the celebrated Magician,
will perform at Concert Hall this afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, and again in the evening he
has the reputation Of being an accomplished
performer, and oil his fen,s are said to be
very wonderful and highly amusing.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

SENTENCE OF CAPT. DowsiSG-Capt.
Downing. U. 5. NJ, who was court martial
ed in Philadelphia and found guilty on all
the charges against him except that Of diso-
bedence of orders, and sentenced to be
cashiered, has had his sentence approved
Of by the President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

~ The Arkansas papers announce that
Solon Borland, on whose account Grey
town was destroyed by the administration.
has retired to private lfe,in that State this
Is an excellent and most judicious move
ment,-and it would have been well had he
ALWAYS remained in that retirement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

COOP PAY.-Lamartine has just compile
ted history of Turkey, which he sold to
one of the Paris papers for $4,000 ! Who
says French authors are not properly arid
for their works
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

IL The Prize Ode at the opening of the
Boston Theatre, Monday night, was by
Thomas w. Parsons, of that city in
point of merit it is far superior TO the ordi-
nary productions Of the kind.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21
WHOLE NO 1891.

pIhe Regatta al provideaeS to'k
place on Wednesday two boat from this
city entered,-the Una and the Game
cock. The Jerry Angel took tho first
prize the Una took the fourth prize Of SO,
and the Gamecock the fifth, of 1875.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

Mise LUcY SroN.-It is said that Mis-
Lucy Stone il, in accordance with the nc
knowledged rights Of woman, sbouqro ,ake
To herself . husband. The beloved ono
whom she has selected for her partner in
future life, i.s wealthy gentleman Of Gin.
cinnati.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

HomnocRAPnY is the name given to
new art discovered by NJ. Edward Boyer,
of France. It consists in reproducing
from a printed page or an engraving cop
les as precisely like the original as is
done by the daguerreotype. The inventor
cl.ims that tho process will superscdc
s,creotyping and will make an entire rev.
o,u,ion in the arts Of printing and en-
craving.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

The Walker divorce trial, in which it
will be remembered, the jury were unable
to agree, will not be reheard. The matter,
by consent Of parties, has been sent before
a referee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

The Albany Register says there are more
than 81 100000 now lying unclaimed in the
savings banks of New York state, some of
which have been there fifty years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21
1The Albany Evening Journal in al

GTThe Albany Evening Journal in al
luding to the Coal monopoly says
sit is quite evident that the large advance
upon Coal is the result of an extensive
combination among the Miners. Nobody
objects to paying the producers of Fuel a
fair profit, but combination to eytort enor-
nous prices will provoke action in quar-
ter which will be felt. Goals are a necessi-
ty. They are abundant, and can be pro-
duced by labor like every treasure of the
Earth. If Miners combine to oppress pur-
chasers, Congress will by opening our Ports
to Foreign Goals, Duty free, soon set things
right.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

lJ'The U. S. Circuit Court has adjourn
ed until October, the day of the regular
meeting Of the District Court, for the
Southern District Of the State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

The N. Y. Mirror thinks the new world
needs to know moro of the refining arts,
and 10 care less for pork and beans, and
sailing dollars.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21
Bp Vele9rapb.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
Mrs. Benton, the excellent and highly
esteemed wife OF Col. Benton, OF Missouri,
died in this city to-day. Col. d. was pas
sionately devoted TO her, and iher.. death is
great blow to him.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

" Milk is rising in price in Boston,
whercat the papers complain loudly. They
say the article is high enough without
chalking il up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

During the tempest Sunday evening,
a stack of hay in Jamestown, belonging to
T.. Tefft, was struck by lightning and con-
sumed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

Fashion and Famine has been dramatis-
cd, and is being performed at the National
Theatre in New York.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

OF the 24s Unitarian ministers in this
country, so, or more than fifth, werc born
" Boston.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

:WAsHISGToN, Sept, i3
The prohibition liquor law was defeated
in the City Councils last night by three
votes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21
SPAIN.
THE OVERLAND MAIL.

The Indian mail had arrived at London,
advising considerable dulness in the i'm
port markets, both at Calcutta and Bonn
bay,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21

SPIRITUAL STocK MARKEr.-The New
York Express, referring to the establish
ment of esprit Home," in this city, on
shares of 800 each, says it expects one
of these days an announcement like the
following: -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21
european Nous,

The steamship st. Louis, Capt. Eldredge,
which sailed from Havre on the 3Oth ult,
arrived at New York, Tuesday, bringing
four days later intelligence than was re-
ceived by the Africa.
The st. Louis has made an excellent
run. She brings good cargo Gncluding
$50 tons of Swiss goods,) and one hun
dred and sixty-two passengers. The news
is of very interesting character.
The u. S. Mail steamer "IIermann" ar
rived off Cowes on her way to Bremen, in
the night of the 26th. She had been de-
tanned two days in the channel by being
run into by the American bark Reindeer,
from London for Boston, which ship she
subsequently towed into Falmouth for re-
pairs. The Hermann, it appears had her
watch set, and all her lights burning at the
time of the accident, while the Reindeer
was without either.
The Canada, from Boston and Halifax,
reached Liverpool on the 9th ult.
The U. s. Mail steamer Atlantic, arriv-
ed at Liverpool at 6a. m. on the 3oth of
August.
The Royal Mail steamer Atrato with the
West India and Mexican Mails, and ,654,-
900 dollars in specie, arrived at Southamp-
ton on the 29th ult.
THE WAR.
The intelligence from the seat Of war
contains nothing of startling character
No attack has yet been made upon Sebas-
topol, though vigorous preparations to that
end are going forward.
The expedition to the Crimea was ap-
pointed to sail on the 10th August, although
some reports stated it was the 3Oth. 1t
was composed of 10000 men, of whom 2o,-
900 were Turks. The cholera was rather
! less virulent.
| yam official notice Of the blockade of the
White Sea appears in the London Times.
FRANCE.
The Emperor Louis Napoleon arrived in
Paris on the 29th ult., but to return to the
Pyrinccs again in a few days, after the
transactian of some important business.
SPAIN.
There is no improvement in Spanish af-
fairs. A Royal decree has been published,
suppressing The Juntas for safety and an
armament formed in the Provinces. The
government had obtained loan of IS mil
lions of reals, secured on the revenue of
Cuba.
THE OVERLAND MAIL.
The Indian mail had arrived at London,
advising considerable dullness in the i'm
port markets, both at Calcutta and Bonn
bay.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-09-21
STOCK EXCHANGE, APRIL I, 1860.

Market buoyaTt. Tho "shnrPs ana
"hats" in numerous attendance. Prices
have tendency to favor the "sharps."-
The heaviest operations were in Mutual
Delusion, which were all taken at an sd.
vance. The leading operators were An
drew Jackson Davis and Mrs. Fox. There
were some purchases on time by Mr.. Tall
madge and Judge Edmonds." - Boston
Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28


Pp'foH for September has uncommon merits not the
least of which is bold fat-icotcd assertion of the prnc
pies of Northern freedom in defiance OF ths procept5 of
the PIo-slavery party. 1t IS written in a manly spirit
with powerful argument, and in pun-cnt siye. No art
,lc that has appeared recently in any Of our popular naga
1ines-which usually steer clear OF rc zion and politics
i suited 10 make so great a sensation The paper winds
UP with PREGNANT words, NJ oInnous and Of GOOD
cheer. w repeat that until the continent Of slaveryis
driven back its original bounds TO the States 10 wAch
il esmaely belongs, the people OF the North Yassels
Yet their emancipation Is practicable not easy. They
have only cyinco discrimination to be free and hey
are free. They TO discard all past alliance. To- put
aside al pr-scnt ,ars dread future coalitions, in thc
single hope of carry IN, TO speedy victory banner in
scrbed with hesc device The Repca! o. the Fugitive
slave IL y; The RcstoTson Of the Missouri Compromise
W more Slave States; NJ Slave Territories The
Homestead for Free Men the Public Lands Auo.hcr
chapter II Wood-Notos syl III anl musical is gise.
The " Ids Of NOrhor- -NcW- OK II admirable de-
scriptiYc aile, fall of important practical Information.
collector o curiostc- ha. furnished rather rich
pichiugs in The " Literature OF AinlaDac,. Prairie
Ieti,rs." NY Husbands MoAcr lho C0,A.FigLt,"
are attractive magslin.h contributions The Editor al
Larg," tls many secrets, by one who knows. The
Proper sphere Of Man has many b0me-trgiho in sati
osl fonn. Nj Scdgach 4 scrbcs the Excursion the
Fais Of -. Anthony in 4 kiter to Nr. Bukr. On the
Whole TIE nuuber !, excellent one, excepting the
poetry ct which h-,e moro liberal -upp!y ;ialn
us.al
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
furniture, 81.
u J. VI Is T. n II NJ b l. J.,
~ FCRSIrrEE AND UPHOLSTERY


u J. VI B n | NJ b l. J.,
D FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY.
No 81 Walker . BnDadwey.
L. renuiJdious
", 90. BENBE q KiMBEL wOgd spp,se the isshODsbe
world srd the ,ubhc generally, that they connected
ard 10 regular communication Wiih \. B@ules veil sny~E
fuuilr- ELd Ulho-tr-y maDuscfores IN Paris snd May
eA;enieiy paignised 9y The wealthy .stocrac.
Eurcve. Posss ueh fieiss they viii b. enabled
eca.s o.. orders 5ery shot nJee aad satisfactory teas
Every novelty their pf0dlcd abroad III b. reproduced l
thr snd ts vtety u uphostery Fabrics sEd Of
atl of Cain Uni cqrpi'et her stock, VII ahOd he
widest nfld f psIrisou sLd choice.
\. klNBEL having bse4 .of t designer n M bst0guc
ructory bnzs ample eEe 70 The task sld Il hoped
tha le ore std home ui Tue Oh ~ be deemed
.ceu Or their stiy 20 f1 .ie expectations n a
~ho iuay iasoE fle o. wish tlsir paIslsge.
A. BEMBE kiMBEL, ". y Wilsers.
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESSES aud COOL
y ELASTIC PAILLAssES for hot Hlshis hes healthy Beds
he hest ud efcapst made. Odd hard Mattresses
ALTERED cotaD classic Bed Iron Hcdsieeis al
- fo tjD NNsIOoll No. JSJ Broadway Princess.
AMELED COTTAGE FURNITURE
II MATHEWS STACY 10 81 Broaiwsy Offer fgT sale
vey reduced pE,ss hei ad very stock of En
g.tl Cotg8 4Ld th- Furniture, largest ctyJ b3m
ELeb every ysy -ste san Be saa6ed preparatory ds
hilton of pai:nef'aip
SHOW CASEs.-SCIiMlrT Il BROTHER, No.
- - Moth Wiist. Chatharls. New York msnuslc
0f SHOW CASLS Agts. BEsss Rosewood Mahogany
Bah " -.pst eHd S god constantly
oTders promptly cxcuted Oh shoe C.ss takn il exchange
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

Iyson a Phiuney have issued University cIidou oi
WLLsoN's Ouflnes j Hlstory, IN one large octave
volume. II forms useiu book of reference, as well
be- d manual or instruction, comprising he results Of the
late Il investigations by the be-. modern scholar especially
1birlva and Groc in Grecsn sud N!ebrir enI iola in
Roman History.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
fire-1)roof Safes.

4 MOTHER BRILLIANT TRIrMpIi.-The fol-
- lOp ceTcaie .ios The Drsty Il .ssp.a
b.. ia Sale mad By sIEARss MARVIN,
H0scEstEE, Mas, Aug TO- l2jL
Messr. -rEsRXs N.tfrS Nevfofs'isaiegra Tls greet
uhra psco here Ih June ss,
.rriye hes coartry within
yeers Among othe auoe sss thfeeofy gOoden ui D.
assss completely L. the buldinE the
sA y93r Ar Marin years Nders
P..1t with Rbs lmprDysn nsnng ard
vk!ch ty pfssrsedi and well sssfsd that
yOy -aeecd fIEE F2oos sAFE tlat AtoEa purchase
.hofLer .nd = larger q u tic Liad.
Respectfully yours te. ALIEN TaCRBER & Co
The above slfs always hand
Na4c.O0r.a. Aos ifi End ~ Ggss.ss STEARSs MARVIN
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
mdlhinern, &r.


ERYSIAL PALACE FIRST PREMIUM SEN
~ TSU NACHiNESNo Nislnes herr pt1re oFrcd for sale
ccuaFr with tOo mtnliac.led sud sd BY "A" Avg
Mscnns 90 No. 81 Brosdway The simplicity Of thc
cor.fuccu obyisiins their liability OF getting out Of rrpa
prlcsoy the stitch, aud ihe d. ability ,ond~ these Che
only practical Machines offered he pablo tsds he Patn
these Machines II c from ~ Legal controversy ~ cr ano
81 involved. Which fac Is O c0nsdeaon
chs.ers article the cheapest and best,
will 90 well cs r. ching escrtcTc Orders pgne'lay
g.ir nd,d 90 Aiag..
THOMAS b. LACEY, Ple.iien. Aver Sewing 'a'hne Co.
No. ~ broadway, NeH * City.
SIEAM ENGINE and BLOWING CYLINDERS
- fr BLAST FURNACE for SALE-A -te'p Engine, -tlcb
cylinder ard fee. stroke together With. Blowing cylinders .ee
diameter and t r9se rsc "a tip2 o,def pr sale Apy
- EDN. BFCH A kUNHAhDf No % Bcgycfsf., Or % A
TO"kH. Agent. Pouglket psc Iroa Woks, P1Gsh-eepse
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

MoyAsTEBITs or TI EAST By tho Hon. Rosrsr cr-Io,.
~. -. \ : Barnes = 90.
Mr. Carzon i lively and pleasant though SOM swha'
too fancul writer Eastern subjects This volume =
devoted to description of the Oriental monasteries but
contains beside he record of many curious and exciting
adv entuTCs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

Tdc H,s'ory " PyrrLas is a new volume Of AuBoTs
popular historical series for juvenile reading founded on
Tie received additions o ancient story bat not presenting
dc rdo, narrative. actually true. Harper "
BfOihGsI
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

Tie Elo,ri. Telegraph cf Fqs by ALFRED CRowQCIt
i budget Of jokes old and good, bad and ndler
,ni. George Routedge 4 Coz
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Cnilerp dnN Gar0marr.

clOkELS, SPADES and SCOOPS-MiNUriC So
- rysED re OLD coLoSY isos CoNPASIrhe asortm
cJupss hy different Tuafies aud rs complete t Of
which p aol 20 the undersigned Agents o tho
O CO5oy Iron Company We a. as have ~ store M assort
sud a4dY iGll 20 ind almost dc
siCn Shogss Spades 5coone ha. IL wanted aud a.
the ca. JOHN D -SSNG No y Cid
- i.1
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

SOTES OF TRA'FL. limo pr. - Sslel; C,e. ,.caa--.
A record oi rayels on comparatively uHirc4ucnied
route, including visits 10 Maiunsa Zanzibar, Mascat,
Aden Mocha and other Eastern Ports. Ii consists OF
lvoly descriptions ami ad, without being
spun GU; to a te,ious loDgh.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

The soIial edition OF BRovS', SslfKtterpretiag
Ble published by Martin Johnson has reached the
t.nh number II is issued in large oo supegby printed
and cinbeli-hcd with costly steel engravDss.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

TIE ANERICAN TEXTBOOK OF AGRICULTURE. 3,
CH,ELEs Foy. i-uo pi. So D--r1i; rlsood & Go.
The proGuction OF excellent man. 10 whose recent
lluencd death had occasion 20 alude week oE two
since. Il is intended primarily f'r the usc Of teachers
though il contains much which practical farmer can
rlad without benefit.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

I!o,enoe Egec,oa is the title Of agreeable EGgsl
story intoxicating the highest religion. principles, re
printed by Il. Carter & Brothers.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
SUPRENE CorRT-EDwARD {. BApEAU sud


- a1d JANES M JOHNSON az.as. CHARLES II. REED.
for nansy demand cciIc-,Con a. sarved -
T. CHARLES H. REED You h-.esy s-grt sni .gEai.
% the rImrut &c & efgl, Waeh ls Alet A1E1s; : ~
f The Csrt tho Cy suo County u Sc on -
Cty Hal Ut City u SsY9rx sad aeops of
the 81 comp the Gl5 5nser, e. hs elcs, Sa -
ycu sxcl1ve of he day 4 = sere; ad og AL
the .sid carlr within he nn- iiere-t tie Sin
fs vii take jusuent y1u az tle so q
tt I'D q .Aes - rftres. 1 E@ il c,J =
= a. ~ t.y s.te ~ ests 2f
In 4-f.-- Ds,ed falr 'a -. y. litLJ-ft
.ls itwtrN tsiHrfs ATcr-1y
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
pITNlsi.s MAG iZiNT.

\ revised edition OF korLNERs Ge'aaN ReoGer i,
issued By John Bartlett, Cambridge.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
Bui!olng Mdierlals.

pLI Hiding STONE Of first quality for sale at 8
ID per Load FOUNDATION STONE ) per Load the QUAR-
r.. irbst. between 5t- asd slhavs
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS .i,-LYONs PA
- TINT SIkfAlE CONDUCTOR now ready. Models : l.
Fos fl par'cu-rs address AMOS LYON Wonces;ef Ma.
ENCAUSIIC TILES for Floors Of Churches and
H P-bAc B-dnss for Ees.5lie ssv.tore.
Daips Aocls and H'sh. q DFcns' Thess Tiles
in;s variety Vi patterns ard hard sa .rcrs and
q the ~ sil pats 0f the country
tso CARAklRK CHIMNEY TOPS slited 70 every ..ye of
lcsrre, nitd DOEEag country
Al ~ e-cbif-cr ferar-ly For sslc
MILLER, COATES fouLR, No 20 Pe.ri =
l 1CHINING RODS for BUILDINGS and SHIPS
- otis FAIEAr-Tha only ,afs Rod A1 per f0o
The sfAPLE ROD Or ,he Roa running throush gss Aets
ICRIEG % No ~ Bro.dvav.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
JoIles.

A CELESTIAL PIANO-M our Ware room, for
n,Sas of .spcr5r CSAND ACTION PiAYOFoRrEs fom6 10
afe Sseuiird sSa iSS gi y ouI.se. selves o '
Piano aodere pice WI ind heir tes 93ay do'u
SssoGd band pianos t.s sen 10 eSshanEe. pi.no. Iet
NEw IMPROVEMENT in PIANOS.-rhe CE.
n LEsTAL PIANO COW eomgetg AID Paesiss' , are Sd
equal sswost my two ordnaIy7 octave Psuos
SbiS 90 sh9Ts Ts s - y, IN Psp,. rbo 1--we
toneGoai. &. ELY MUNGER, MAn-iaea,yr' ssi pc.s..
New an5 ..eordaad PIANOS w sale AID l4,OOs
ITENTION is respectfully invited to our extensive
"A ,r..oI PIANO FoRTEs ai oar new sd s2
eou. l.fons, 40 i2i broees "a ea doos' a. OF bai'
~Leh in sere OF ie ncrea--d dennd for or u
valid .aslrln.r sse been ael = Sn ,,ee4l 's'd ' 7
LIonT NEV fON : BRADBURYs
W. LADD n Cos GRAND diagonal
n. PIANO FORTEs, VII n-N GRAND ACTION which has
superior ID al Ii IySoLS Ut rdoaPsoS fi 10 "a BsS.
NEW PIANOS Tor SALE or RENT, fc1n the bosi
a Of Boston '9d soR6 Ss9YSF ps6 SSH9LSs o. rs SEEp OF
ULANO-FORTES.--R GLEN Il Co. have removed
& 20 y q o NJ M'4sf,csy ss en-. ss " %8 soss5 m NJ %
URINCE n Co.'S MELODEONS--Of eyesy Ar
ery fom 4i5 70 SO srabe FOR the fsr;or ieerie room,
,dtsfo ., ,a. % e,,e m "a ab ny 4 ie e,V ,bS ase ~
have aecped the saenc and keep Tor o. ony these snusetd
~n BALL s2S No 2,o s5o,1T,y 21,.i Ne r,s
pEMUyAL.-J. " Z. FISCHER have removed
IL hcit WAREROoh fon No li2 Greelw whst . th new
MsrucoTy nos lJ, 2.7 ~ aud -, tsf @itrf hr'"ee1
= and be,s NsNi where they intend se"g hand
aye sssorcn Of PlANOS with al the hes. modern inp1fc
ur d. -
- rli,ate with The F0lirD tfrlrrcrt PIANO
soRTEs TUNED Rcpoired or taseu N E,-hanIa
- L + J. RI tt T. PIANO :.
y rHE OLDEST TSIABLfs ifJfNr
L H. CHAMBERS,
NJ G5 Broadway.
- pINNO-FORTES, 3 MELODEONS. 6 GUT
- Ans IVfOLIHs and ACC ORDEONs Tor ss cheap
or d. Ill and un.d st a. ~ . - per month fpf DUNS
DAY u the above 10 2 ands' The B1wer
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28
NOTICE ef APPLICATION for the di.eharee .

NOTICE of APPLICATION inr the discharge of
~ RICHARD FITZGERALD irs3Tsrf hi le5tf.
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shst July li i-sitrr % e before Hya A : I--.s
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~ cup.. tbs af0rss -e plaintiffs hs
action tAe LCLarel
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New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-28

We have 4 reprint Of sr.SfoRp translation 90 P'eo g
Piodo from William Cosans, he ell known publisher Of
RAJ and curious old literature. An edition OF twenty-five
hundred copies Of the P'.edo published in Newiogk
some twenty years since This volume comprises beside
the translation. feneon life Of Plao, snd cop0Us -
ply Of historical NOES, with q variety OF c5sna,c mlt'r
from differ Sources II is sucl IN q nca; style Of -
pograpby and viii attract the attention of book buyers.
Many readers viii be impressed with Pleos srsu-
mcnis for the Immortality Of the soul than with those de-
rycd from The manf, stations modern spritrappers.