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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
DR. ABBOTT~s COLLECTION OF EGYPTIAN AN.
NOTWITHSTANDING OF LIE COMMLrTEE


A special meeting of the committee appointed 10 con
cert NJ tor the purchase Of this collection ~es held
Saturday evening at the stuyy san; Institute
Dr. FkAScIs vas calico TO the ca air. and Mr. D.ysw ss
appoint Sc sTeiLIy.
ihe PEIsiDta1 taking the chair, ssid was unns
cesssTy to Teesh their memories TO the object Of the
rrcsn, meeting II referred 10 the permanent securing
Of Dr. ABBOT cole ton TO the cry state, an country
CT large enrich them AID be conducive 70 the Interests
OF useful knowledge and Of science 1t depended upon
tie citizens Of h- great city whether tbs woad be the
care OF not Ii this not row forthwith secured II
probably would be los; to the country lie had been in
iomed they had also been in ali probability that n's
cole, lion would have brought large abroad, but
tha; DT. ABroTT persuaded 10 bring over ne AZ
lsnic to this country, with view Of mskng an ooec
OF osiGeraoI in ancient art and useful An0wejge ani
profitable 10 himself ana the city 80 FAR these prospects
had failed they had therefore convened again to see
what could be done For several weeks and months past
a. bev vel knew. Efforts had been made 10 Obtain -uO
scrpions They had also met 20 listen u any 0bserva
tious that might be made facilitate this great end or
sny suggestions that might be offered as to the means by
witch II might be- secured
The SIcRLTARY then read list OF contributions already
receye ed promising the rearing wi the announcement
that Mr. Peter Copper had offered rooms for ihe eon
Of he collection in the event Of lis remaining III THIS cI'y
Io,ii Mlntuin sLoo R. Kennedy So
stewart Hf wE........... ltc, Auias " orswO!d. 100
Jam,t LeIGCx............. lgt No., .,oSc
Tie CnArRNAs dc,ired Of the gen lemen present
TO make suggestions in reference 10 the subject un
der coIsid ration .
MT ALLEN said that il had been suggested to him that
gouemen ,bould go around aud visit fret the members
of the committee and then the public IN general win
view 10 IL 4. increase OF the subscription ll-t.
Mr. TuoKIhMAS said if suah committee was appointed
il would be sdvsabe to appoint agent TO act under
tl.I direction, ~ the time Vas limited
Mr. BLAsKxAs sale ho had oniy mentioned the plan as
ssugeeston
Ife suggestion as 10 the committee then put in the
T. I'm OF d r, solution Hnd unanimously adopted Proes
sor Renwick, DR. Francis LUtler Bradish Mr. IL ID Mn
turn and Mr. james Brown were appointed members Oh
taid G, mmitt,e
Mr. IrcKlKNAs's suggestions, recommfn ting the ap-
lorlu.pt If agent, was then taken mp and approved
MIR BIANKMAA said il should DO definitely known wlen
the committee were 10 report -. -. = -,
The CHAIRMAN said there was very l;to time e ihey
would nett again next Saturday evening
The meeting then 40 jOuIIed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20

NOAL-I still sell my best Red Ash Coal as usual,
Il the o~s., possible price cash from Yards cor 18th
a. ard sbsv King Greenwich No agent. sa69I5es
~ Ill s,..xb,ye PETER CLINTON.
aJED ASH COAL.-Spchn and Lewis Veins BY The
- respectfully Gyssd thu the satsef,uth
prepared to spps ia greatly increased laanes e
Lo, or favorable delivered hoad vessels al Port Hc'
-. ., H., ..nsi f,,u CON Carbon TYLER 4 Co,
'N-' " - 49, No n WalopLst- Fbledeipds
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EXPLOSION OF THE REINDEER at CAN
MELTON

The following particulars in relation to the last awful
steamboat sg,dy which menlirrtd in dispatch in
Saturday, Evenir Edition of The TRIBUNE we find in
Western papers
TFrom the Hswesyfle Esse Extra
FEIGHTTUL STEAMBOAT AccIDEST-TRENESno Loss
or IIrE-4O ScALpEp AsD 81 DEAD.-We are indebted
TO n, clerk Of the Reindeer, Mr. William Essex, for the
following particulars;
Cart Nortgsmery wss rounding of from Cannelton she
became somewhat eutsngled with the coal boat which
caused Ter very much t. side thereby eais
ing the water to run from Of the off boilers into the
other boilers which caused two Of the iues to collapse
spreding quick death and destruction fore and aft Nearly
ali ose on deck both before anu behind the boilers were
scv,rtly and vigorously scalded
The mate Dsni, Mullen was struck on the head by
tie,e Of iron sud Instantly Killed. The second engineer
Frederick Ludwig seve ely scalded 50 thar he can
Lot possibly survive.
countea thirty five bodies extended in sgony on the
floor oooupy ing the whole of the cabin.
We give list OF the names of tie sufferers aud where
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ntfcnbonts and Railroads.
CHANGE of HOUR-KINsLY& Co. s EA Mr., eli
for Bos on tho Fast VIA Ne,ssos. ana '1n 50 II o.
a. No Walls,. corner Of Brg.d"ay ., ~ i,r
yea 90, M.,eL IS For PhiSderb Bis and toS 'oo'
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rTBAIES.

The orow:-. debate took place on the Report oil ne
Can. itfs. a = rile Dvp.tmsati u, ..,.,r -
LTD, he dorGsprstiOu Of CoHPsny No o. tas CopsIf
or.iE - Ia vsFd he could '1y . We. 80 80, :, .ssh
ard a. o. ben nsr1ts;s 49, . - -...,o,
= .Is,-r ~ y. n ths F, sipro-tec tHe n2tlon
4fe acsrrar c-- re kgate-rth suSse-.ed tn. ?, s ~
Percfs t-tle tie lusct GO go 10.
- IL Iishss.ih Ee Fsesscd - Hloioa IL W. ear
Titd y 1901. s.L $500 "a ,,,,.. on tie po-ti5n
Ct y ersst ConisLy 40
srSr the -ed the tep'rt On y,
III, chef rfases sLouIa LIT = 80
g. ,.ni- Az .soud eEfy hs a-1r'ss VIA 'se ~
ISsfd ths Irsser IL. - 49, ,-,-s ths. tie H.
s.vrr. Alae-IaeG opposes ths n-9,loa " - $3.50 -
49, ~ ~. lost ne AeeEEan fg1 q, Pi1
- "a .rn,ra the post % cisla4 a. - - -
=, ILieh he cousiirrsG Wss tie cniJ .eA-'I1'''
Ne, q, t.-ltss :. rrp,s etd ..i, i....,.eh a.
49, &, ,.uis, have ~ tllr bo,s b.,s
~. .i5srrss- 6ou the 81 GL0usl; me A -
re az iS - F,rs Drpsrsr The E''A FS ios
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1,en1rGl
nR PHLNEEYs VEGETABLE
~ FAMILY PILLS
A 8. ID SANDS Arens
No fuitc

nR. PHEyEEY's VEGETABLE
- FASibT T B.. I SANDS A,.s. F.
No. 10" Fotoa -
hk. GLOVER's TRUSS, SHOULDER BRACE
~ srdELAs1IC sTockISG INSTITUTE No u sss.t :
2Ed s Sss p's". Pep Also Bs for n,. .nd
. ro for wsss Aqs .s Ga,ss
Stranger, motto. particularly name Dr. GLOVER
NEVINE. COMPOUND PITCH LOZENGE =
- Every B honi teep thi. aruy hand "a Of
spdden od. and fc 'n,.' ike the sipe Oisas C,9ns:
Gerersl Agent 40 20 Green sieb. Esw.Yorf
HYGEANA in NAME II Gaubert, Postmaster
e. h, b.. bed Gr.p, cough ~s ssi u
i. e1 se 1 3D. 90 r
e.t hereoTth web DR. ouas. new system Of aha
lurss Th'rs 10 nis,s. Il iray nder,u dncoyery'
% so 10 rAUns No o1s and M H.,s
no i75 Tul,on-.r- nd No l4s Au.udcH BrOoiyn.
I WANT to SAY THIS and No MORE-That my
enc Ibet in ii. wssl. aud inja.
o py t Of s dousy 10 :e'
CANUSs SYRUP Of HOARHOUND and Vegetable
- E,rtetortnt. u. Is cent; bottle Why vi jo1 c9qsh
ii Jsnsrt soo b, RING CooDlsGros GUos NJ. HAYss
CT VITUSs DANCE.-The celebrated Compound,
- dso,sd BY he lac DR. r. BARRE e. and o.sd b aim /.
sMs9d st r.. 10 io' Ss t Fl o.
MxHAII p. No s. w" ooSs Yo s roAA'
CT NITUS DANCE.-Mr. W. j. NJ FISH of Brook.
- s Say to ho.S 'S vii. s51 S % be ss
demanded urtl the patent cured The be
rfreuce ev.n Hous from 2fo Residence No sa Pu
tuft Brookyn
TNUOUSANDS are now SATISFIED that the
Il TRANsPARENT STRENGTHENING PLASTER sarpissss
anvil In relieve pan. They
joints they pabe en- cost i2 cents Also PULhON
AIRY AkOEYNF CouShs Colds and DIS Of the Lug,
VEGETABLE SUGAR. DATED PILLS for Bion. .nd Liver
tie, cause .sheI ain t nor es9.. ToSc "a
seln.,s~e,ch 2, cents r B NEWMAN d. Proprietor, No
SO Hud,on,t n " HALL RUCKEL 4 Co Wholesale AGENTS
No Gre.pwich VI and for sale b. Druggists generally
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JDeean Cleaners. 81.

VALIFORNN PASSENGERS The subscriber,
Y Pioneer Of the California Express busn has srr,nsed "a
hr 5Ts,S ee Sch April
pd Zach and viii personally attend s
.%s. AZ & viii :s: a.
Iesss .i q d Once By So ef r Cow
pOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA for IL LIVER l,,a ,ss
II POOL-The ASIA Lot commander wiz SAL iyn t a.,
C.mpsSS. dOei at JeIs City with the mails AM iaensH
WEDssDa{ !. oh @ p y e ai
NJEWYORK and CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
LINE Ao1 .s.s G,n ss oy ss
FIJI 81 TH %rs TINE
ss" SAN An BEL E5I II
sen r ever The ScasAaUx sinia RnaSsif
S.s. g of of s aud
GAN, A,.ut No 5 BowlD,.sre.n.
EARE REDUCED-INDEPENDE LINE for
San S 70 S3 pI STAR to leave The Oh
.s sn Marc: ocean 8. s ' IL:
..n, Cabin 5saTs cross No s.',:s q: up
TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for NEW
u ORLEANS via HAVANA sailing at o'slOst NJ from
fwaenst Carrying the Nail: p III.
T si' CITY Gap. Herr e:
ito S's spe: ea; ,.s /" s;
nsd y h. Company application No bills of l.dus signed
' Fer passage. aFpy Office cSmgsny Ne "
II : MAIL, LINE for CALIFORNIA via AS
81 ih and prn.S. s
hi: city G IT. I.. , for ss hrds ss S%s
Mail sushp CogP.ny n,sUs 20 o Pr loot q War
3o p. ~ M . aifSs Law 6. MsssT
ar no s1nR os sfEfnESs Capt Ths
n the across the lAsn1s ,s nd
% loas M Adam;
Of Gs SS sG rsP.%. TsI:
as S' ca NO for s sI msisa or No IN W
for Of al .srs arc The .tes.ss
%t..t OF 'io Rf'i e tS@alTSSfY "' ~
FOR CHARLESTON and r., IL ON. .a5 f..soa.
sou fRSEa Even ti si'S eocs:y
oS s spTy Bill; VII b iscsd Co Co
Tor i he ecS Of sPoFt oS. oSs 10 Jscs
s sS I? e's ssi q rill iS1i tss
NOR SAVANNAH-FAhE REDUCEDmIo new
ai t e5as S.ss s. i eso
PnA ssysspsh or seed .ad Strength
every for the comfort o an psiIsSsph So ss
IS 5SA, 8 H IaSAE MARTIN
cor Virginia, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c
1 Mel fsIE:ag o. E2 2EoSka aicEs s1ais
sct Nt Ps,eT'toIs md H;1 , can ,.Is ,ss
s9a sd Essss e.
Aosss A'S S: S as1Sp 10 fss sos For
'PP' on 'nd LuD i1 Peasants 40 81 Broadway
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ETor RRFNFN via sou TIL AwPTON The Unied states Mail
s>,,n,hip ssINGTON NJ fitch. Co.nmsoder will SAL io'
l,nd the Mails sod fs~ensS
Fpsspd and rane SATURDAY March 2 at IL oeiosk NJ
(. IA Tier No s North River
"a" ~ 49, - FkIcE o.
FROM SFWYORK To SOUTHAMPTON Oh BREMEN
In Fist Cabin Main saloon .....'''''''''.'''"s,
In piJ.t Calm Lower SALON. ieS
In md
"a surgeon Is attached 70 each steamer
sc.ds delivered 10 hsyre or LcndDI
fI fSHsss of Fies & H. SAND Agent No. 26 Soath-K
a. A vill succe
April "a
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grsurance Wnmparlrs

EkAhCH OFFICE of the HARTFORD LIFE
~ INSURANCE COMPANY, Of HARrFOaD CONNECT
CUT. No lt2 broadway. New-York This Company having
eonpIed with the Of Of
New York requiring bundr.d thousand tysn 1spos't
have opened srhDch Osice No 1872 Broadway Of
Johrtt the Mercantile Bank building where Will hippJ
10 end ell who wish Life IL safe reliable
Company the Hartford
heecs no hIednS all that 10 necessary ~ inform the p0h
VII, ne they &c fogad.
Tia Company insues Mutual plans
oek good responsible COMPANY The
wheI policies life half
MUM L0 ebaAns Of limited pc tsnty
ther families of Death
dependent upon friends and charity Of cod and
teelips world JAMES DIXON President.
HErsY L. MILLER Sec CHESTER I'D ANS. vise-Pres
A EDWARDS, Attorney for tbe Compsny 10 New Yot /
u : QTACkkF8OSS NJ d, aud DAVID DODGE, Hedics
Examiners s,tendspce dsily between IL o'clock
>is'ine this office say
spop.ble Companies. EDWARDS, t...n,.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

hi"' 49, =" ."' 4. f,h;ar Eor;oser of the Fire
to"H""''"''o's -. ~, ,na Gamma, n
Depstn nj fItsntine lc .u. H.fsr.s % Fire
ell CERTAIN eonp'alSh aea-s' Hio ''AS- ' - 49,
DtItiiH NJ sCn.n''e NJ, sinh
Tie AeW Ch0rtCT-Ihe Coinini1ee On O,''Ha1r"oo euo
uted following report Ad Most' r-sounon ca"s TOT
-ieI cal Of the > M rned charter Ot lbS
To he how'd U hids'sseni =.
The tonmftee on ordinances 10 "aou was ASio''0" q
10 ouon Of Aid Mott TssEiyhr.t Ward reP't' - -
IepeAiDx tho sd amended aeon
p,psd solution aud ssitssd o 10 Adsfhsn
he nsf-rrd as they nave pen so .
a. viii short OF Two days me 70
~ ar. cir port eaed set TO sn-sS h- ontr-f
M passed April H. 1884 had ~ orsn Ia tle
b,de almost depsr rsns Of the ty
spt". 49, -, inc ,har.r IL sxistet previously.
Dps'fthsn 1901 tbs, fneir taxation had ssei
W, 49, ~, he rvbic tnorsy. sla.ndersd for
divau.l. without regard pubic OBJECTS; thA
sscEncet that
b,ic Az given wi Tscklesl In
ara who had 10
~ % The penses were Incurred
h. lie IL uneaed tor iFis Hst tho eIpeaa
-, III i,..,u.ui. = ia ci.. ,--' =. re
E-Ie' o! 1o,' 90 sn.nd. OF 1ece.sity th.t the
tnihtI. pty"ho even N "a, ur,se.el BIZ ,hs A..
course OF pfse".s on In m
soeisbB Of nenbsfso o. WI, o"eie '"iP"' - Wv
with the Juos.s On tne pehou 49,. a.. n,.y.I.,t and an
Pubic ieens uP"n = e's th,t the
powerful an on All e.'. o. oon 81 re- ba.-.
VII e.itu
Inc - nt, mirhs De siven
=. e. T &: p, .n an sseaa S hello in
os az nearly two month, ervsnr bets is ena
80 az earnlLg proyoas No public Ae.'1r w
on the people Of tbs City ate more eieia dsno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-20
Hlhiinffe, xs

NINE. MALHERBE begs leave 10 inform the
Nl sdies that she will open Paris Mi Thursday, March
-. al No $50 Broadway
NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS Bonnet Silks,
IN Lawns dIess ming Ribbons Flo Cspes &c.rSe
Underlined has opened extensive room exclusively Tor
tie whole de hdODioe hs retail with handso sock
Goods At o prices and invites the jobbns fsde 10
kvor him ~ith an early call
OPENING Of PARIS MADE SPRING and SUM
" MIR MANTlLLAs, MONDAY. Msrch@.
A SgEWARr& Co Bro dxay.
DARIS MlLLINLkY.-W open on Thursday, the
zSd March sp' ndd Of sJlesoi Sis Grape,
LEGION Sfsw, Lawn and Fancy oopnes
DUNsnORE i BROWN, No 4f3 Broadway, up stairs
DARIS MILLINERY.-MADAM FERRERO, No.
6Grest Jonesst, will Spring Millinery TUESDAY
H. 2ift Of March
CPRING MILLINERY.-Mrs. DAVIDSON, No.
y 1871 Canal Lsieht will open PARIS SPRING NIL
LIVERY THURSDAY next, March 25
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cToCK Of ICE and ICE-HoUsEs- ALSO, 1886

/ CTOCK OF ICE ana lCE-HOUSES- -Also, I'D
s.ud,ps vii be cold at Pablo THURSDAY
r r s..sTisS VA 4, O'clock n. on,S. premise.
!" he .. Rs s'.s:
I ard BE-. s .o s..d .ssPSs pr ,na .:.
800 ss, utcs Of the souustos Railroad exendost
%. ssc, ecsp;e ~siSu,li and .p,eiou. Houses.
house Barn sheds and osh~r oat buildings the
s s.. % rom city
VII Be- 'oid II the Ice ooi md npsu @
g Caters ro. Fsr. Runs and snss.. cham separate.
nsstI, VITO the bull ding By At Also Ca
=. re scoS-~ The City q PioriSeaes AL
a., ass ss'S Of 9st
Of this over other place. for carving
s.nd The f.enes Tor Shipping th place 70 .ay
ssa sS: s'' sSia n.i nor sa :. seSs Of :y
.sc Of 10 port. over he exports thu Port by usually
r.. yrep, proprietor sel, engaged ia the manufacture
a. t.n tsepvey ard hi. to d.ocss Of
ss Of his bures The retail ice trade tss
arc soSdiou. Known ., time .nd Dao. Of
fsr a''a ss e
Dealer IL sou,hcrn Pine Lambcr No u wes;mins.ers.
bLEroKgs Auction-er
n, t. BLEECKER d. Co. will offer for sale at
j section, on WEDNESDAY, March r. at u O'Clock
& ne e .p snt ns @ Of ssG .,e
-sole Of upon ready
FGc1 Of n. can ,Sso ., bond 40:
as Iuetoneer, No 81 wsl't corner OF Broad.
LUDLOW Apc'iooeer
TRUSTEE" SALEof NlNETY-FiVE VALUABLE
I0Is Broad~sy lth-sv 75h 76'h 7sh
rt6e BY LUDLOW under the direction Of EDGAR VAN
WISKLE. ESQ., TIpsee MONDAY Mrch27 1854 IL O'clock
tbe xchsrge Mays and full
the oGlee OF the Ascioheer, No II WalLst. (53l
ADsisS n MULLER Auc'oneer
VALUABLE BROADWAY and 50rH-ST. PROP
EkaY AUCI TON -ADRIAN ii MU-LsR 4 Co viii
ct auction sDAY March 81 1854 At IL o'clock this
tehsrtS tJcheore 10 Ls Of Land with the
ltne bouse ard Geenhooses thereon situated the north
OF Broadway and sch bring together IS feet ~
elss width OIL oadvay By 80 feet inch depth 5h =
Ess be bad at the office Of the saetoneer No Pnest
kARK WAY Aucobeer,
WILL SELL, by catalogue, on TUESDAY, March
" n a. O'clock. spepdd nssortnen. Of HOUSEHOLD
a. ths Manufacturers srehcuse No 3f 3-o9d
tCcthc Hal) ihofe IA Of fsshioaabs Furni
tue WIZ NOD THIS an lent opouny themselves IL
Iits Roser ooJ Mahogany Wa
Ter fJipue &c al Of bicb Il te
expressly for The Io't private
4. u. Tu niture put Up for transient, OF stored
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Asctioneer.
WOOSTER-ST. PROPERTY at AUCTION
w AbRIANH sUL' Co viii eel Ausrioa on TUES
DAY March "a l53 q; ~ O'Clock NJ at the Morcban chaage
ne tyo4tory House and OF No lf5 Wocsrst With and
the being 25 feet front and by 10
fet derih cOnvenicb sixty the
tuiehsse money IL remain on bond and 1oor
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EEPUBLIC sIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO

4 EPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No
IL 81 wsli+t
Tb Toup.by having their capital Of $50 600 paid
.d secOre invested insure against l-- and daD's'
syorsble terms
soetioder per per @pr6ns o.
.ne profit. be 'voed among | as.ned ~ scrip
the secums'ted prOs'' and s.gi.l amount to st" o'
ssph.n Whitney, aeoss1 Winners s'oen MAMA.
e %ap f sas:s A AaGI ..on John A
AGsgstus c Downing bsnnirs Dosr FREDERICK pslAn'
Vim Butler Duncan, Josiah Osiss, Frederick @ Foster
CHARLES a. Russell jose pb Gsiil.rd. Jr Pesg Hall
Lessee Town.eta James NJ Waterbury Robert Hone
DUNCAN =. CURRY Secretary ROBERT 8 HONE President
7E'HE COLONIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
of SCOTLAND stabilized Aa. 1879 ,es, y sI n, co..
CAPITAL s5,0ac,oGo.
Es,sbshed in tho
UNITED STATES DF AMERICA
OF Securities ia accordance WITH tn
Isws Of t6s Legislature OF state Of E-w-Yort
NrW-YoRs:
Once, No 6Wsis
THE H0N LUTHER bRADisH, Chairman
WILLIAM g PIcxEssc'LL, Esq.......- Banner
aIcHARD IRWIN Eeq ....................' Merchant
THOMAS T,LEsToN Esq..............pTes PheniI ssni
s1 snnT GG %n.9 9s so.t
ERAsTUs COMING Fsq........ .....-....A Albany
JAMS s WaDswosrg Esq- of 0enesoe Livingston Co,
"a TRoMsOs Fellow of The Instate of aotusdss Loudor
JosEPH BLuEr Co ,n-el
ADVISERS
JOHN l. NgTCALFK N. D, AID JOHN stone
SPECIAL NOTICE.
yIrsr PRoYips
lhe rrotrs YEAS tbs CompanJ's orsp1
Vh Profits Glass 18th Me- participate In the division
Detailed opec,ufe forms Of proposal and inform. 'Or
By order Of the Board Of Directors -
GA THOMSON President of the Co n New.YoIl
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mafrbss, seweltr, 81.

GOLD SPECTACLES and EYE GLASSES.
N Double and ladies and gentlemen for sale 81 retain
q. much less than the usual prices =. =, ,,,,. o,s.
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=.
u ORLEANS via HAVANA Ss ling at O'clock p NJ, from
Per foot OF WsrIen- carrying the GoveIum snt Mails
Thk Comp,oy intend to Dispatch on M0NDAf Msfeh ~ ne
steamer CRESCENT CITY Capt Henry Windle Freight taken
TO New 40 ceuts cubic foot will be received on <
met Specie only taken on freight to hsVana
urbished With the bisnk form OF OF
.ispea by This Company application No bills OF isdng signed
sfter the ssirg OF the vessel RAJ, c,,.,v M TT
,, re. !, esh' VI Pos''e'' "ff' NJ. O. ROBERTS.
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r. II LUDLOW Apr'loocef
TRUSTEEN SALEof NINETY-FiVE VALUABLE

ADRIAN II. MuLLyR, A7cti0neer.
WOOSTFR-ST PROPERTY at AUCTION
w AlRIANH sUL'Ea Co VIII eel q, rU E5-
DAY March 1874 l2o'clok NJ at the morcban chaage
he vo4ory House and OF No ifo "oosrst wh vOoTy and
e room In being IS feet front and 10
k depih eonvencbl aaosed sixty per Of the
tuiehsse nloney ~ remain bond and
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RoBFRT \. MAYO, Esq, Representative for Heurico.
RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL ROAD.

Messrs. Editors :-NoS that the stockholders have Sc
lecei the King William and West Point "a the
ermiLu. Redmond hasa deeper interest in the road
ever The route selected goes within or miles Of the
Central road in the county Of Hanover. what is 10
pe'ent their making connection the nearest point
With tue York River roAi aud thu, would be le ell.
"te'y out OF the question We have just given large
" the Ceusl road, aud they are in measure indie
pendent OF us. The York River road may want some
help IRON u. aud the Directors meet next week il
might be well for them to look to this By keeping down
Guile, Creek on straight line TO place low down a.
they could cross the PLmunky they shorten the distance
aud also keep out Of the neighbohood the Central
Hni Road. Even Though Richmond has manifested far
TOO LITTLE interest in this road she yet come for ard
and take proper view Of the Importance OF i, If
properly located; and though the terminus has been
dted, do not know that the precise route has; at all
events II Competent Tor the Directors to vary the
greatly the advantage OF the company a. certainly
is RICUuOND
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IconnunieAted for the Predsriek,blrg N.vs.l
A MOST EXCELLENT ACADEMY

Il will be from the advertisement OF Mr. J. E. Pet.
'us that he has lately purchased where he
proposes establishing first class Academy young
tlemen. Mr. Petus is thoroughly competent to the dis
charge OF the high duties be assumes. few years since
ne obtained the A. " diploma of the University of Viz
giniA-the first Institution in Amortization which College
he had been trained and prepared Concord Academy
School smiar in every the he now
to conduct himself Since his graduation a, the Unver
y be has been engaged Instructor in an Academy at
Gordonsvie and be is thus prepared by experiences in
the profession aud by the education that the country
affords, to conduct School Of the highes, order We
consider ChanceIloivl!e the eligible and delightful
situation for Institution OF this character within the
limits OF the State Il situated our readers are
ware, on the Plank Road about miles from Fredercks
burg and 10 one OF the most healthy and picturesque
lions OF Va Tho house, too, is admirably arranged
Tor the accommodation Of boarders having about forty
largo and commodous The facilities which Il a
lords Tor such school have frequently attracted attention
and Frederick Coleman, Esq, for many years contempl.
ted lis purchase, with view there his Acade
my from Caroline County We therefore confidently com.
mend Charlottesville Academy young gentlemen desir
Gus OF obtaining excellent English aud classical
ton or preparing themselves for the University OF Virgin
Ia or any other college The writer Of hi.
was collegiate OF Mr. Pettus can bear personal
timony TO his complete competency conduct such an In
siilution.
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WnEcx OF TuE CIR or PniiAoELsmA-A vague re-
port brought by the Atlantic, that steamer was seen
ashore at Cspo Race has proved to De sad certainty
that It is one of Phadephis aud tina,
too the last IL Is serious calamity TO this CT
~, and, though not melancholy that Of the CITY Of
Glasgow nevertheless falls with heavier force because IL
is the second noble Of Liverpool line lha, Is
total wreck just when hatterng ourselve, that
the void created by the loss Of the former vas to DO filed
by new and larger ship the memorable storm has re-
duced her TO wreck, aud added fresh evil to our pre-
yious butihen Fortunately have to no loss Of
life 10 this last instance for IL by tho teegTsphc
despatch received by the agent Of the line that all the
passengers have been saved. How many hearts which
previously sickenug With hope deferred will those
tdings gladden. That at least, Is consolation ia tho
midst OF this second disaster aud will 20 far to mitigate
the regret feel the destruction Of this gallant ship
on her frat voyage, her keel had yet pIoughed the
waters Of the Delaware her pennon 6utsred 10 our
air. We again reduced 10 single steamer the City
OF Manchester which, by singular coincidence arrived
yesterday 10 the river at the time that We
the evil Of her consOr But there Is still smother
steamer building for this line. Glasgow TO be called
the CITY Of Baltimore aud doubt the saster to the
City Of Philadelphia will hasten the work upon her, ia
order tha. she may take her place upon tho rouePbl
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