davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
@usuf9
Hittcr'S
SSamtlten <Mebt5tnell.

Nlittsr's suIanlmensfttsr Syrup pcn Sheer, gBilo;
w firIdbsn, uuo br,:Slapbta fir 6ulteu,' 8srtdt:
iunssn, atbma, 8rcntbitis, SIaubufsn, uno ale
&rautbcitcn bic Sur
,a. 9un8en" Ius3ebruns
fubrsn, in Gins Der bsIten Vittcl Der Belt fit oi
6alss uno eunstntrautbsitsn, pis Suuienoe bsScugu
tSnnen. Gr sntbdlt nihts @ortctilbss uno fam
csm tltintsn 8iuoe nit Si6srbsit 9s9sbsn werecn.
prsis 25 Gsuts bic SlaIds.
Rttte's arpmatiI6n Dtnncr'Gorbial
fdr bic bsituns pcn DrspspTu, DiarrbSo, @iebcr9e:
fblaaenbsit, Nerpenldpddbe etc. Dirsr Gcrpial fn;
ost man in Obi9en Sdusn fsbr nislih &C III an9es
netmsn @elhnlads uno linetrt in turScr 5et alc
iens unbebasiasu Ssfdbls osnen Drspsptilbs ous9cs
feet fuo. gBeuise Dozen bsnunsn Die bartnddiatc
Niarrbeo. 8aufs biz cine Bcttcl uno berpirts f.;
sIsitb cine Sur. Yrsts so Gents bic Stufbs.
Iitter's gruRlsritp tno Sldbunssmttel.
DisIss miua il t6cn dtsr 20 Sabrsu in YbiIa:
bttpbio i'm Sebrouh, puros friber rom Srcepater
bes esaeu @isntbdmsrs ;utcrsitct uno III als enos:
runaslprup c6ne @leiheu. Gs linoert 6ttitfbmtr.
,sn lbnca uno bcfSroert notdrthsn S6af bsi sin;
bern. grsis 25 Gents bic SlaItbs.
BanIpsiten'S pber I6war;e piGen,
oab bstauut ols bsrrnbutsr ptltu, burt's pitIcn,
Deutfhe pifIsu, fno Gin ihsres earirmitCl uue on;
fibilicle ien. uno feline Samilis cute cbne e Sin.
prsis 25 Gents bic 8cr.
Sbiae NRsci,insn fino gu srbaIten prn erm aIIsni:
gen Gissntbdmsr. P
8. &. Iitter,
Sit. 0 Sdb Srrnt Stra6s, philadelphia.
81. @.-@in iittraIsr at,u9 Dtre apctbstsrn uno
Stcbrbaltcrn erlaubt.
.SQai IL, 1854 nalS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
DrtDdtim au Derfdufen.

"a Gin neuss SpstfSdises badfensrnes
lIiiaH Bcbnbaus, nit sinem Gang, elmer Stute
anr ctner 3i9s auf BEN rrfn Bppsn, unb brri
|Gtuten auf benz spsitcu Bccrn, uebf rtrrm &C.
rsumtaer @arret nit 9a6fHffrn, uur etnsm eu'
ten Seller, selrssn in rinem Ib6Hrn StapitbeiI,
.,wiIaen bsm 9uurtbaulr unp Srn. Sebler's 5oG'
Fhulr In Ntentoun, 1T pripatim jl prrtaufsn.-
biz 8tpinsmsrn wtrNea lsi&t sema4t. DaS
gidbGe
Sn bisicr Drudersi.
nrstmtsr g. Et.aats RaSm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Sr0Dcr llilO 2JOlllrg,

Ore1bmaIbinens uno pferoetraft Mlas
der in QQentopn,
9etienen f6 bieIer @elessntsit ilrsn 6reunbsn
une einem seebrten putlfum i'm aasemenen bic
an,sisf ;u MAIDEN, baB lie nod an ibrsm altsH
Stanp fcrtfatrrn
Orefbmafbinen, gferbefraften, @elih'
fornsDrefder, Strcbbdnfe etc.
,u serfcrtiscn. unb bitIss atpar auf bic sSrbsrls
Dirt. sic baten iebt cine gln3abI fertise Wlaibt-
nen unb pferbesepaltsn auf Sanp, Die lie an bile
ligen greilen ablesen rercen; unb le laesn Die
Sauern elm an3uruisn unp risIclte gu teIrbrn. shs
lie Icnlhpc taufen. glls bic bel itnen pfrfertig>
ten Nal6nen lInb aus ben teitsn Mdtrrialitu,
eut unb bauerbaft ssma6t. unb Re fnn inimtr
lpilens cine 3eitlans pafir gut su ltebsn. aSsr
alIc cine Mal6ine ocn ibnen fault fam psrfdert
fiiblen, baG er tae Bat mas CT fault, u'b raB CT
nidt bur6 1Gled,te arbeit unp fAIs6te Matsria-
lien bintersansen wtrp. 8ufet nur an unb be-
Iebrt beIslbe-tpir Sessn lle serne uno rerfen je-
bsrSeit unIer W5sliAltes tbun, unIere GVeunSe une
Sunpen aufs Bette gu tepienen.
Rcparaturen an altrn MalGinen trsrben irie
aepG6nlia pinttlih unp an bili9rn grsilen be
iprat, unb alte UlaIhnsn rsrben TN 6anteI fir
neur ansenOmmen. wCfdr mir INNER Gin rdirnas
bier preie erlauten.
adentopn, SUM z. nqbS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
6. gyS. Stunt,

q e6ts.g It (ATToRNEY AT LAw.)
SfFce an Der Sietenten Strasc, hrei Sbiirrn
uSrpli6 pom Ofentli3en 9ierrf, sIlIentpWn, ga.
ausut %, 1854. .na3N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Sub 5u DTfdufen.

lyl Sol am WOntus BEN 27frn Rcpem.
TM Der, UNI lltr Na&mittOsS, am Saufr
prn GtarGeSS 6 6cn, an 8crman's Sprins
cine pcr ldnsersr 3ett In Der NaGt pabin srtra6.
te Sub Ssrtauit peresn.
Nprvmttr2 22. nq1m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Sefentlt6e genOu.

amitass brn 2ten December, UNI 10 lltr
SCrmtttass, icllen ON 5aule hes Srritcrtsusn
Spbn Setbert, in 9UwbI 9aunI4ip, 9eha
Gauntp, Sffentlid pertauIt perrrn
Gin 9ferp, SatteI unp 3dum, 8iesel unb Sens.
pfplen, Sparp uno Ylanten, Elm Sfen nit TUbr /;
Elm neurr Ssppi6Rubl nit NlaI6ine, YGttrrn unp
S6laseIen; brei bis bier Dussnp 8cppi6e Der.
larpenrr 9lrten; Gin 2-@dulSwascn nit SUpp,
Spriesel unb Orde cine Stint, lIbsrne Sadubr,
6dber, Stdnner, Sienent6rte, unp peri4ispene an
pere @rtitel gu umlanbli9 3u mslpsn.
Die Sepiusunseu am gertaufstase unp gufs
partun9 BON
Yeter Seibsrt, Cation,
Owen Seibert, 2cpbiG,
Daoip 81. 6 fter, 2gnn,
Gcscm6tr 15.-no:m. Nemnltrdfcrtr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
ODGet<8ii6er !!

Cine bsrrli6s @uspabl srobs unD fteins pod.
stta9er-sine Iclds bic niGt dbertrpHen prrpsn
fam, bsfinbst f4 gum gsrfauf unb Spar gang
bilIts, bel
9ed, @utb unb &rerler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Sefentlt6e 8enbu.

Drnncrfass ben 7tsn December. UNI IL ltbr
Wittass, Icaen AM Sluie peS sertprbsnen 8
tpb 8iee, In SberIaucUn Saun16ip, 2c6a
Gaunty, foI9enbe glrtttrl Sfentlia Scrtauft wers
peu:
Saamrn auf osm Selbe, elm 2'0duls' g8agn.
Garrpaa. .g8ascn, 9ftrOsseIdtrr, S6ltten, SAel'
len, Strpbbant, cine Got gBaanuB SUarp, Drebs
bant uno Wleiie, Slcdpasen, S6reinrrbaut,
S6ldiitein, cine srpBe Got Sareiner.G Gsf6irr,
Gursriase, 5plsidss, S6lessG unp 8eiIe, Saups
i6rluten, gDinpmdbIe, cine got Scantlins, Sfen
nit 9tctr, Better unp ScttIapm, Bureaus, Sstts
,eus, Sile, gdl6ranf, Si6s, Stibls, Auesns'
mb GiImpaaren, Spblpaaren, Srien, Carpet,
5tdnner, 3absr, Safer, cine Got piciien, lammt
elmer srcben Serf6iepenbcit Sauern', S6reiners
unb SauSt 9sratbi6aftsn su uultSnpIi8 su meIs
ben.
Die 9ertnsunsrn am Serfaufstdse unb gufs
partung BON -.-.
4brabam &ice, 1b,ors
Monahss Rice, wv w.
glcSemtrr %. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
9(n TdrzgDQeftDrett.

Die Gar Gclrftrren bon ben Srrl6isbrnsn
SaunI6ips in 9c6a Gauntp pcrbsn bisruiit bes
nadri6tst, bas Ee ibre NiliS'Strafsslpsr Srpis
I6en nun unb benz rrRrn Olpntas I'm na6ltsn Dc
csmber su bsrthtissn batsn.
Nuf 8rfebI Der Gpmmibtcners. ".r
@oparo Sed, S6r.
RcSenter %. na3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
~ Der YDlfreiter.

Der llnterlGrietrne pslhtr bic 3eitunesn bur6
StsrIlucUn trdst, siett birburh NadriGt bae
am Item NcSsmtsr elm Slbr pcRselO Serfallen
mar, uno srIu6t oatsr alIs, entrpeber an ibn IsIb
crer an bic padbaltrr iu bsBabltn.
8. Rtemmrr.
0cbentbtY Is. 9m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
SeHentlt6e 9en6m.

Srcitass ben Sten Dseember, um 10 llbr SUr.
mittasS, foaen am SauIs pes llntsrI6rietrnen tn
OtcrsSaucpn Sauni6ip, eeGu Gauntg, 6fentIid
sertauIt rrerben
Drri Satr, 2 S6wsine, elm fuR neucr 2>sduli
g8dssn NIT 9ppp9, SuIfp, YierpessIhtrr, rin
neusr S6litten, gSasapinne, 9Hus. Sprrr. UNI
,Ribtsttrn, elm YlOiten. SCbur. Drum1ise, 9sts
ter mo Settlabsn, ,pei Seirn nit 8cbr, 50
garb Carpet, GiIde, 8iihnI6runt, 5diIsr unb
StGnner, unb font nod siele Yausrn' unp 5aus.
@erdtbe ,u peitlduftis gu mrlprn.
Die Sepiusunsen am Sertaufstass unp auf.
ipartun9 pcn
G6arles Slanf.
Ncormbcr %. na3nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Watfen9ertfttS : gerfauf.

3ufclse zines Sefebls aus bfm BaiIsnesridt
BON seaa Gauntp, Ioa ouf 5retass ben 6ten DEE
remter nd6liens, Inn 10 llbr @ormittass, auf
benz eisentbam fslbit tffcntIi6 oertauft lpsrtrn;
Gin 9erpiifes Stdd 9ano
NIT trr 3ussbBr, seleoen In Bal6instpn aaun.
l9p ssda GauntY; erenSenb on ednper BON
6rieSrif gliller, Daniel 3anoipert, gBiaiam Drop
sr unS Samuel YaulY; Sntbaltsnb unsefSbr so
adfr, mebr pSrr wenisr. Darauf IT erridtet
Elm lrirernes
RzxA @obnbaus, Sbwei,erf6euer,
i:f;M. Sprinobaus
G unb anbrre grtensebdube. Gtwa 40
ader pes eanbes finp in einem sutsn Sultmlanpr
NIT rinem SbfsSaumsartsn, uup rrr 8ef in
SclSlano.
Gs III pas binterlafsns Iiessnbe @emSsen pet
Seritcrbenen snbrew S6sler, lsBtbtn son bsIas,
tenn Saunfdip.
Die Sectnsunssn am Ssrtaufsta9e unp gufs
rpartun9 BON
6enrp 6enriee, Iom'cr.
Our4 bie Gpurt-SeJeusts, glatban NeBser,
Cdr.
Nppemter is. nQim
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
praftiihe 6utmadler

luo uuo cine lunse ssbrssit ausssonosn babsn, une
oabsr tbr SsitbSft ourbedn99 psrCben in all oceen
oerbleosnsn 5pc9sn. sic pIrfsrti9en Sttr eis fei:
usu i'm DRartte bintanlfeben une mob ,en tieel pcbl:
fslsr," ocpsil is br gRatsriol pcn ben Smperteurs
fit @dfb faufn uno cintn 9rcGcn Sbcl brer 2(rtsit
ict6lt rerridtsn. g8eit fs erces eeIbdts tbuu, Ic
tSuucn s ofcroen on tleinen prciten gu psrtauftn
uno neil c br banetperf perifebsn 70 halten is nur
quite arbsitsr. Dicss no sutgs Der ilriahen, ,parun
man Sftsrs Die 8cmsrtuu9 bort, ooP Bisoer unb
Scpcr 70 (dhSne 6dte fir 10
Gritauntib bifliae Yreife
perfaufen. Gie hobrn innirr rie neusfcn pbilaecl.
pbier uno gsupcrfer Stplss nuf 6ano, 70 pae 9fic:
manp bang ,u sin traudbt cinsn oltnrbisrn out an:
1ebin9t gu fricesn.
SUIT ruff bsi uns an, es mo6t fsin ttutcrThito pis
susr 1Spf eefcrmt it, mir prriibsru suth ron ciutn
,Sit' in unftrm 9rceen acrtement es III immer Elm
put gu fuosn Der paet
eanofcbrbottsr fno DEFENDERS erfutbt bei uns on:
uruku, inosm mir ibneu Sdts uno 8oppsn wchlki:
fer dls bic cblfsiltsn pcrtauffutSun Sin ercBes
adcrtsmsnt rcn olIsrbano Strcb9dtsru 1T ctsnfaOs
INNER ouf 6ano.
Se6ruar 5,lS54. no1S
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
Sertioen &leioern

OeEll9eH NlelperH
fir 6trbt uno s8intsr psrpcutdnbst BADEN, trcraui
s Die aufmsramtst2 2atr lsntcu pcbs aus Dem tslitu
uno pchftiltcn Sicd ;u pSblcn pduiher. Der in et'
Jet 9anjsn 8e9icn Su ilnosn it, Sbre ncucn Sitter.
teitebeno aus Sud-, Gaimerts, 8stiuas, etc., pCrocu
an ShSubst uno 8rrusfebteit nir9snos dtertrcifcu.
uno 6unocn tGnncn barous pdbtn cocr bcitSItn mas
nc pinibcu, wtttbcs uctb tetcm Stpl ouf bic ttrett
0n;ti9s uno 5u Den niepertsn Yrsifn prrti9t Uirr.
Gtns 9rcSt 8crlhlsbenbcit
8D6e, Soien, 8eiten, etc.
prn itosm pGtttru, 8uristdt uno Shnitt fnoct man
~ ieoer 5ct fGrti9 auf ano; c audi cine 9rcgs unb
ous9elubts &cribsrCnbsit pen mcoistn
Serren 6GrniIdinss s@utrrn,
Ols !Santfbubs, Sudnpfs, Sfarfs, Cellars, Sufbcn:
tiehcr, bccnErdser, etc.
Sis loocn allies GClt Elm, pslthc immsnlt S6r9cns
iu MAIDEN wdnidbt, bsi linen aujuruf'n uno o0curd
80 bis 20 prcStnt bsm 6auf Itiner 9SintcrtldoCr ju
rrparen. 98er ncute cas- nibt bsber;iecu
0E- @rtnntrt cub ocs Srts SIC. 81 Slts6amll:
ten SruBs, fhras 9cssudbrr Der &efrrmrtsu Sirtbc.
Ncpemttr l. 1854. natp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
SSsieOer s NsODer,
Jto. 25 Beit. 0amilton Ct, Illentospn

Sino fir biSber erbaltsns 8uuef6oft i'm Sutbon;
oa lsbr oantbar uno bcfcn ourd ltrcu9e 1ufmert;
lamteit auf ibr gslbdft uno ourb cce mS9licbe 5r:
oprtcmmsnbcit idb cine Srrtseuu9 oer 70 liberal ee:
ucftnen Sunit ,u,uf6trn. Sie pdnihrn Dem pub;
Rsibe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29

S9itsr's pianmenssktttr Sprup pen Sbesr, gSilo
Wv firihsn, unb 6rlygiapbta fir buiten, 8ertdl
tunssn, 2tfbmu, Brcnhitis, SIaubuitsn, unb all
&rantheiten bic iur
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29
SEQ. 81 Sf.Samilton StraBe,
elm 9rr6sr Gtcd
Scene 0iifet.

GNtd uuo glsubarb nsbmcn oicIs @ele9enbeit I'm,
Jk ,eie gangs gBctt uuo Die ubri9s SQtnfbbcit' ju
bsnadri6ti9eu, eae lcetcu ibrsu nsusu Stcd pen
fpltnriSrn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-11-29

NrSenter %, 1854. na3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
MONDAY. April J-P N

hac was come recovery from the depressed feeling OF
the last week at the Stock Board this morning and the
Transitions TO considerable extent The buoyaney OF
the market fully sustained at the Second Board bu.
the feeling decidedly better than on Saturday Erie
touched IA but closed ~ without much pressure Of
stock the market Reading under order. from
Philadelphia and closed at H. seller 30 Hudson River
quite active at &C. Harlem 54 slight Improvement
Nicaragua buoyent and closed at 2G2 letter from
sehor Marcoe's which day states that ths spe
cai privileges of this Company will be Withdrawn by the
Goyen neI Of Ncaragca unless the questions in dispute
betseenhs Government and the Com )any are not settled
within stipulated time the basis sgreed upon by senior
Tds but private sdvces from that country are 10
the eject that the Government is ready TO accept much
better ter than those alluded TO- and the affair will r,on
10 amcably arranged Canton is firm at 26i e2Cl Cam-
bsfand Coaimproved to 30 the First Bosrd but closed
at 3ot We understand the miners going work again
for this Company and thirty 90 from here .onorow
in their employment Parker s7i Pennsylvania Coal,
loi Delaware Ill Bank Stocks are very dull The sales
Of Railroad Bonds 10 the extent Of $4,000 and the
market was very heavy New-Yori Central, a Illinois
Central. ell Hudson Convertibes, SO, &c
The Mining Board was rather active at abou. previous
prices North Carolina Copper sold at H. but closed IT,
Ulster Gold Hill u, Gardiner q, II ,Culoch n! &c
The market drags again for Exchange with a small de-
nand. Sterling 10 eGsl with bet faE saes above 81;
Francs 5l6i a5I3i.
Fregbts to Liverpool are very dull and unsettled Grain
is about lo9lld Flour 49, Cotton, 7ied 100 bales Sea
Island Id To London sooe bbs Oh Cake A. 5otuss Oil
i5j 80 tuns Oil Cake, 1916, &c.
Tie weekly bank ss.ement present, different result
from What was generally anticipated. The loans, !. was
supposed would show considerable reduction upo. The
previous week. There has been tie contrary only
sigh. deNease OF loans $4,000 while the specie his in
creased $4,000 and deposit, $4,000 The figures are
coxFAlArvr TARLs he Laaa. sls CrsIsios Dsposa,
ne Bus az hs Guy q York FIR ~ gees sndsg Safer
eGy fasa g. lG4 and &s~saV sgyJ ], 1884 10 esl~t
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

PrnsoxAL-E p Nbippe cf Boston. Is TO give foa
l.c,nre. in Montreal durir this and next week
Mrs Ernessinc l. Ro.e presented the "Cians Of Wo-
~msn In Baltimore last evening.
Lucrsts Mott preached at The Cherry at Meeting House
Illsdepbis Sunday evening to sarge audience from
the text cams not to destroy the Law and the Prophets
"bui 10 fulfil
Hen John Hale delivers the twelfth and las. lecture
Of The before the Young Mems Institute at Water
bury, Conn, on Wednesday evening They have had
interesting seres Of lectures the past winter from such
Henry Ward Beesher, the Rev. DIR M.goon, the Rev
r. II Chaplin John Pisrpont Wendell Phillips Professors
simaD and Oms,ed tie Rev. A. L. Stone, Rev. Jss Z.
1hcmpsop, &c.
BY invitation Of the Commercial University, Scion
robinsoa Oil eeore Phsdslphs Wednesday evening upon
Labor And s Wants In Cities sna Saturday evening Of hi,
Cotton and m Introduction and Cultivation st,es
and the Condition Of the Cpltivstors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
DIED.

BRowyR-or TIE ss, March, wIH,m Brow.r aged siy.sr
VIII b< ipefrsd N the ceraetsry ofEvsrgrse1a
BIDEAn BrOOilJr he a ia,,, jonathan B.ds.s
Hs .s .ir, VII 5. ale. to Red NIL. Putnam. Co. for
rus1y 9Th list, H. from h' late resIstes Ne "A
N.s.o.i AZ. r.Fsu yl...e sopy
B.LEson be "a iDs prs.. c. twin d.asAse' Of = and
H. Bslta aged ye.I, ard months
s-s.t s.ly sas .i,a .'Iiss: y:sr; s'~e"
BIS n loyieI l.d ,k.s osn
Perennial slows Thy spi,is bIoOu
f t,t ofs.r psT.a No 10 ohli.Ioph.r re'
fgioGIa seieoisr.n March II, joseph Eriss, D. .sss
fFLLows,lr .Ah City Friday Marsh al, wiii.n NJ F.L
IN r,.aT.. AZ fZ5 family ssG:s;5spy nd to
I~sIsy hIds fasssy noIr.ns. Asra y OcOsI pre-
GoODHCE.On Tie s,h si Des.oa Ebenssrsr Gosdhu. Of
JoUY- sseae.y en- Ms.d.y April Nj Less Joay aged y
Kikk- Q, lssa.y Sd ir a, Ne 81, ser.ry, Of sy.p...
II. fs1 I'D tss :5. q !: SiS s L
sqsf ~, sss' ssPGss ,ss s % ~ d.
ne w.hnton oesiiI ssd coDg.sy T. w.siasss G,sy
H.r.,,. I'd. E s:.nsd 2 srs:.ood
% -. naS ,,ay, Arm NJ a.s .S'.s, ,
e, sie ie'dsree Nc IL CAIAHFhersi On Tuesday April La
LEDYARpA his residence ii Ns-burrh Z, opshs norass
we :s 4 ss I'd sss . near. q "a s:a
M "a, cy on hsnd,, An. iS1s lines
Iser a.. esS: ". rs:pse s,ss @ stead her
s ios ne pssns Ne li' HadsOn sdiy
forTES6ER-n H,serso-n M. March T. Mary Po.seas.r,
The seth Of the ls;s Jasss
John AID Tton.s Bsskszsa Tbs HsseTsova SeY For
forty resSeS where hosp
tty sssselenee nd khase her b se ersl.
ends In youth sh the and brilliant oclety OF
f.sher bcrses TAX fs The
c. chamber Annapolis
eve vir.a W.krsor's resgnsioo Of hs sonmor
POOIEY-O On the - phi Thouss W. Peoley.
Notice Of funersl in Seerestsy % daily pspers
erEwARf-Da sunday uerninf April sfe- ssog. nlaezs
kde IA Ssr shter Of DaaG STE sssd u yean.
IRE re the family avit<d s,te1t the rner With
out rrther uyson the redenee Of her as No 10 Uri
y,r.if, place - Tusdsy the h ms, II Her
viii BE- tsi "a :, Jamaica L for istsrnsot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04

hrs Hayes to Be called frs to take place M,ui,y
week {. fortriFh; from day Tie Oyer and Tacnnsr
ten adjourned
Mr. ard Nrs Hsye. handsome lsoi1g young prsons
Their oourss said they had been fT time aad Ars in
eo-e custody and the health of OF them Is suoh
render desirable Ia, bi shoud he slowed It IN
ordn'y case bE Il il which the Coropers yG-y &C
qut'ec them Of =, bame arwsrd indicted By the Grad
Jury They we're II bail 10, allowed desryus pro
ofedns mrne dste! the rsl aud in the relation the
sdrnny OF Mrs Leuiner they would admit the ,ial
he iesiuony given by her the Coroner inquest sas
knew nothing there shown about the ,rsassc;ol All
ate could co vas TO state who he deceased and It
rot necesary 10 de,sin tire tral The District Attorney
DIP Buhf s ALREADY stated objected and shs pa.
dow above
Tie persons alleged 10 BE insane Anna MARIA Der.
chpg German worrGn wh9 appeared to know nothing Of
The Eneish language, ard in question in Ger
man said she did no. know wis, she here for and lr
ehbad Murphy emerged with he marder BY s;abbug Of
Geo " Field il Hsnliltoos.
The trial of Dennis Hugh and John Conner charged
with the murder of Mich.e Conroy do for M,
Day next John Dorrenger ls snd ID for ale ged AZ
'on' Tuesday following: John Pene-ty arson Wednss
day succeed ng John Wilson charged with the murder Of
Henry Diskmy1, on Friday Afer<srd one or two othx
eases were also fet down
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
BROOKE YN ITEMS

FRrs.-On Sunday night fire broke out in the second
Of No So Deal- between Fouhsv an3 P0wosFt rAe
dostroed ard the donur houses Nos so ana
81 damaged The whole loss will hardly exceed
Second District BY burning rasss wooden bad-
ms Governors Island Engine No IS Hook aud Ladder tuck
No aud Bose carriage Nc taken Of ths
South Ferry boats and recesded In preventing dsona
the low The landing They then
Of BY the Very beat whitehall
CITY RnLRoADs-Tho work on the City railroads was
esnmeneed Saturday last About fifty engaged
arinE for the tracks In Plubiogs' Division IL ia
tended TO have Of the nss ia operation BY the fourth of y
nett
The Civil Term Of the City Court for April was com.
nsneed ysdsy before Judge Greens wood There Ito
the calendar
Dock THnvEs-On Saturday lost, during the preva-
lenoe Of The dense Of dock thieves soad
the Old Newyot lying At the foot Of Montsle
shd ,ntr taking off everything movable that Of uent value
for The rcnbe seuled len TAe fct dscDTerea
ample time to her from sinking but not The
iheves
INJURED By THE EXPLOSION OF GUy.-On Saturday
lat the employ. Of Msus Moran Hunter dl.r In Tit
procured old tired salute in honor Of Governor Ss
bis the Temp bl IL
bat the second exploded. AID
Villas jacob seriously njued By Tying
bich bit him In the head lie to his ho1se By
psioe It . feared ais IL jares will prove fatal
DISCHARGED A lad named Chippey Day, who was
the charge " criuins assault
tr Ade1phi ally ned before Justice Smith
discharged thee being oyd sufficiently clear to hos
him.
OvIRoHARGIsG.-The driver Of hack No. 100
Alderman wilson charge OF overchsrfnt
family by whom DO had been employed He fEed ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
salea cl stoo.,s ~ philadelphia Nl,yp,y Anil

9ero1 4 f5r The HcwYors Irs-se by N,,ss, PsY Tuoi
fUR 80 to pflerg SIS 20 3Gii 80 T. nigh 10
s5 81, ~ do <doy.. g7i te' do 81. Wlnia.,oa e.
q etlo Penu'J vtria - blwl 81 ~ o1 cand7 e.aa
oos' $751; no DO IS i 81 DO sss s. 10 eli 50 etuYk
slsail Preferred ezsh. 81 40 DO 80 10 Morn. Ca
nsl IS; 81 Co. IS li Penn q IS 4a; II b. e.. 60
DO ~ 90 Is 81 90 IS, So, 10 C,nsl Pref 81 81
heckaI re- Balk : Guya 81. IT, Gilarl }Ank. 10
Bsrr,n E'crd- s. D ,iy "a 35 IS g5. 1000 Reading
e. '7-d 30 Mouis Cana, b. lo ice Reading "a b sad
interest
Bog,d slCC0 Perm 60 s3 sj' DO cers
60; 80 Lehsh C. 20 17i ~ Do - g DO 9i l
DO s6i q 50do 2dsys %; 80 o. g3 Lehgh Zn 81
- r.. i5i 30 b ST. "a simlngtln 81 Resl.
ssRR Ss - Long '9nd 3 b ~. 10 Morris caaa. b5sE
l6l. 50do b iei; 10 LshiSh Nav est
Jieard2ls schuyl Do
BsseiBs ksn, sss; do Ss; 20 Do Ssl 50 DO 81
ST. loo Chester VALLEY r. b5 % 20 L.hsh Nav s.
leland 10 Isl u Louisville Bank b. Ill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04
Ia " INTELLIGENCE.

Court OF OfER AND fERNrSER-M oHips April B.
| The April Tenn commenced this forenoon before Judg,
Roosevelt Judge Strong not having arrived in town
Is had been hoped for. We believe, until within the
last three four days, to hold il Judge stated
that in consequence of the sbseDce of Judge Edward.
10 the Court of Appeals and The lnoss Of Judge Mora
tbe business Of three departments of the Cour. Is
left 10 single Judge. He would. previous 70 the
Oyer and Termintr being opened hold Spe sl Term r
shor'tme to render decsons OF in Mvch ran
ard also open he Special Term fr April which was to
have been held by Judge Morris at least 20 far o. TO 81
ou,n it. The Special Term then opened and some d..
eons rendered amer which the Judge stated in references
10 tie Special Term Tor April that no default would be "a
ken today at any rate
Attorney GensIa Hoffman remark ed thai there was one
the Special Term day which II is important should
be head Ii is an order for the Bank Commissioners to
show cause in relation 10 temporary injunction which had
been allowed restraining them from selling certain bends
and mortgages which had been deposited as security and
which advertise for FIdsy next Mr. Fullerton who
s tie other de is piesent and the viii probably
take Int short time TO dispose o. Mr. Hall the Asset
District Attorney stated thu. there wss no probability
Of any trials for the Oyer and Terrer being resdy for
to DAY or TO morrow The Judge sad in that ease then be
would endeavor after opening and dsposing of the Oyer
and Terminer 70 heer the case spoken Of by M IL
Jury discharged for the The Petit Jury was also
called The Court then took a til O'Clock when
TIE prisoners are be brugbs down to be srragped
At o'clock the prisoners taropg them Mr.. and Mrs
Hsyer, charged with the murder OF DR.. Luener were
brought into Court and arragRed Two cases one OF them
Of female charged with the murder Of her child and the
Other Of man charged with murder to be
with view to The alleged insanity OF the parties and the
inquiry in that respect set down for Wednesdsy-oiher
cases were down for different days OF next week Mr.
ard Ms Hayes pleaded not guilty Messrs Whiting and
Busted appeared in their behalf
The District Attorney said he had intended to proceed
with the trial of this day but is unable to do so
owing to the illness of Of bis Witnesses Mn Luiener
widow Of deceased who confined. be said last week
Messn Whiting and Busted asked that Mr. and Mrs H.
be admitted to bail This opposed BY the District Al
honey and denied The counsel then said that they de-
msnded separate trials This was granted and the TIA Of