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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
Keen Cool!


rINHE best way to keep cool this hot wenlhc Is to
get supply of those inen Shirts and DRIVERS of
Davies and Jones make. Also On hand, Cotton Shirts
with Linen bosoms, Jeans Ora ers, Gade undershirts
Byron and other Collars. Linen, Silk aud Cotton und
Merino mud Cotton Half Hose Thin Cruvns, Loutnn or
Chinese Ties, NC, &c. CT tbs, Cashmere, AMI Ves-
ings and goods for wrnr of the beat mikes and
fashionable shades, always hand which will be
mndc up order by Ambrose Page.
My small expenses will enable mn TO sell all the n.
bove az low rs Goods that Goods ran be eugli
any where Thyme VIM. l.. FACE.
Jun % dlmif
~ NoTIcE.-All owner. of Dogs or Shuts in the
@'ncy nre hereby notified to come forward, with
in ten days, pay imposed upon them by ord
and procdre the necessary license to Keep hen
Jun 3 Is WIN D. BRANCH. Mayor
futher time of 10 days is given to owners of Dogs
to take out licenses II nken in that time steps
will be taken 10 impose the fine for such failures.
jun 2l-ts WIN. d. BRANCH, Mayor.
a.NOR Manufacturers OF Tobacco
l. Oils, Wintergreen Ans Lemon, Cinnamon, &o
Branding Boards, Colors, &c.-for sale by
jnl3 diets Il. STABLER e. co.
says OPPOSITION LINB-Lenyes Nor
Z 1850. veil House daily at 7, NJ for Peters
burg aid Rchmord. Returning, leaves Appomnttox
Depot after arrival ofthe and to Lynchbug by B.
p NJ THE PROPRlETORS.
jun 2ld3m
NOTICE virtue of a deed oflrust executed
" to Us, by Daniel s. jasper bearing date the 3st
May 1854 and cf record in the office of tho lu-t ngs
court Tor the city f Lynclburg, al of his Books Bonds
Accounts and Evidences of Debt ha been transferred
in ard all persons indebted to said d s jas
per will tleasc call OF the store of VIM. T. Anderson
Co where they II ini their and setts the
without lay as it is imrorfnn u close the bust
mes at once. WIZ 7 ia &SSS66HasoS, Trustees.
jun 29-2w
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$4,000.
Self-Deience the First Law Of Nature.

N OF for the speci,l want OF money that ! am n
v bout 10 change the nature of my business, but in
Aed, am induced To offer the prbic the whole of my
valuable stock of fancy and staple Dry Goods at Cost
for CASH and il my customers and country friends will
please to favor with call, they will find my assort-
ment as full AMI complete 1t was at the first OF the
JOHN ABRAIlAMS.
inn
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NOTICE.

FbNHE Subscriber viii in few dnys, run a Bread
j. Wagon, where the public can be supplied With
purl domestic an fauiy Bread. Cakes AMI Crackers,
made ofthe best Materials Those wishing to be sup
piled can he served Icy leaving their names and resi-
'leuce the City Bakery. JAMES olAfSoN.
July 6dlw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

A1n nnnIN BONDS of the Sout.sde Rail
$IO,OUU Road Company guaranteed BY the
City of Petersburg, for saiea great bargain ana save
ins.s PETERS SPENCE & LTGGAT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13

CHARLESTON, July 12.-Tho Isabel has ARR
we'd. More Spanish troops have arrived at Ha
yana.
MARKETS.
NEW YORK, July 12.-Flour is better-grade
improving. Southern, heavy at $3.50 to 50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-13
WASH INGroN. July 70.

WASH INGroN. July ~.
The Senate is discussing the homestead bill
Mr. Seward introduced the creed of the Know
Nothings in the debate. Mr.. Clay declared III
passage of the bill, giving public lands to Alien
and foreigners would cause the formation of con
trolling native American parties throughout tn
South.
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For SpOrtsnlen.

A CASE of very fire Double Barrel GUNS, worth
N from $50 10 $l20 EACH of our e,n Importation
Ist received direct from re manufacturer aud Tor SAFE
by GhE''ohf ~ jail
July 4
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TWO DAILY LINES

LNRoM Lynchburg to the Sweet Red Sweet an
II White sulphur Springs, by the following schedule
via Va. H. Tenn. H. X. and Parish Il Cos. Stage Line
cTrNHndT,t3 a T2p A NnE,nHr!rJT
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Dissolution of C0-partnerShip.

~ OIlC E.-.The under ighed viii continue the mar
: Bile business, horrtl.rc, ON hi. own account.
j. B. GADDESS.
July 10 dot Adjoining Post. Ofic'
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East Tennessee Flour.

'EN0 arrive in few days, by ,airoad, (the first sam
IL pe) 100 Sacks East Tennessee lour which will .e
sold in quantities TO suit the trade.
july l2-ts b. +. SACKETT.
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I'HE Copartncrsbip OLA " w Glenn & Co., ex.
l. pred this duy by limitation. Archibald Glenn
lone will liqndate the concern. A. GLENN,
New Orleans, June 80, 1854. 7. w. GLENN.
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LNOR RENT-Tno House recently occupied r
Il by the subscribers; applyto D. B Pave or u
Ammon Hancock. JAS q HUNT
apl BITS
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Family Bacon Hams.
SDnAA LBS Family Bacon Hams--in store and
AvVJO for sale by LEE Il JOHNSON.
july 10
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

La N we;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

Charles johnson caei-Resd the account; rs fsr
sa "a beevee 10 be true; o. not form opinion l
have s s.nso say tina, hsd ben would decide the case on
sSeree heard here Challenged defense aud get aside
Thomas Dugsn. Jr., callec- Whiting said %
Aim he bss no rrriudce IN the ca.e he Tie saess re-
,ied no l. uDosriakcr Hr whiting sld tAry VIZ.
Us hsve bin undertake her.. Ia snswer;o D.roiA't7
nsJ sa5 he had read The bu; I'D
u confidence in them have expressed opln0u has
from the seo and IRON la, heard; IL what heard
oe iLer had ioImts an op9o hye no RELIGIOUS .stnPe'
shs have the benefit Of g. Admitted aud being
nine
formed opicion and three four ehslisnEed-
The following other Jurors were accepted;
Thomas DOyd caled-Was in Washington County
at the time read toe account or formed o2aioa Ac
Thomas Jrdge-Was in Europe at the tine; have
not reid or heard Of the aier d. Of any religious
or society which belong which would preclude ny
brngins IN verdict Of ggy uDes my belonging 20 ne order
eepted sDd sworu, nskiug eleven.
The panel here became exhausted. The counsel
for The fsnse sad they would t.ke Mr Nathan M &c
who lad been aside. they we're here They had
sone home The Clerk sad TIE whole Of the Jury would be
herein the morning
The Court here adjourned Wednesday at 10
ococt tie Jury being so vd 20 separate With an admoon
from Judge .o" any er'on 70 speak TO them during
The following are the names Of the jurors sworn
Oscar Puldy, JOIN H. Jseel, AbJsh C. Mount, Robert y
man Wright John T. asekeI basb Thomas Dugsn Jr Thos
Lloyd. Thomas Judge-lI
The Indictment charges thst Robert VI. Graham.
with force end arms ia and upon Charles LoriDg fe-
OBVIOUSLY wilfully, and Of bis malice aforehouyh
did make assault, and that the said Robert " Ora
ham, with a sword cane another count says with n
sword, and third with sword attached to O sword
cane did strike and thrust said Charles LOnDg in
and upon the left eide OF the back of him the said
Charles Loring. did make one mortal wound Of the
breadth Of half on iDch and the depth Of ten inches
Of which said mortal wound said Charles L)rGg in
stanty died.
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TAfve-rissrnfrf
? originator of DFSHIFR'S Aut-periOdic or

Feye- ard Pill corou thar introducing he rro
lie medicine thai promises ciTlrter which otler
remedies mskrg ike TreteusoIs aaVe sed he l--
erccurfer and wei founded rreju-ss He is alive
70 be difficulty Il The ard that ths TIA.
other reuleds have failed though equally lavish prom
j. strong sssrst cunltsnce IL his discover
These her with regard az
and rerugnsrce 20 b essed With the pfendes ho have
90 shane u7 deceived he public hss dr the
10 pubefv Being -usti satisfied Of The hon1-aheness o.
hi. snd lie advice Of eminent 10 rlbc ard
rrvsfe h hes de-erned the SIX ani devote
h. energies intro tucirg hi. ndy - re pablo
Sirr7 declaring thea that this remedy = IN r-,pec-
cuscs cine; that dos pretend 20 cure al isease
trt cerfres rsf particular class sud is 'ompolnt
e tv phsrrnsceu Than twenty Yesrs' srve exc
rrce cifs a~d rNe NJ ne public
pEsHLTRs pills s-i by r. GUtoN corner Bowery and
-sr1sf hv rost res-eca druggists H. tie Cry AMI ~
D. DFsHLER. New Brunswick, y }.
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ETpF NARSqAL's OFFICE-B fore Justice OSBORNE.
AnHEsr OF 4 pEAF ANp DrMB BOY.

on the 10th Of September, a fire took place IN the
storage store belonging 20 Mr q Merle No 27 Wsers' l.
es lon Sunday evening add the fire discovered
tss q cotton the fourth hor The IRE evidently
the crk nceIdiary since tha. time the IRE Marsh
Re- hem making the invest CATIONS aud
rsd by affidavit taken before Justice Osborre that de
and dun how H. ~ named John Hurley was o-
tscd on The sunday afternoon subsequent the FIRE In the
back ysrd OF the aid store trying 70 force open one % e
rrn siuer- The sid be having obtained access 20
The PREMISES hy the fence from yelling
huse on Wier and when detected escaped back the same
way.
The Msha the facts ordered the boy arrested snd Ser
respt Knowles. Mordly took him INTO custody Ine es
depce before The lrste however did not an, hOrle the
holding Of the boy lr the crime q although o. very
.p,cious nature get the agssre felt his duty under tue
Circumstances prevent tie boz having any further
10 enter stores fT time and therefore I'D ids-d
him 10 The Peniien Gry for the Of SIX months under Tie
ysgTaIi set =, 1900. -.
Iron ,huiter the Sunday after the fire leaves the IMPRESSION
tbt IN probability be something about the IRE 30 the
sunday previous; snd tie store not consumed auoer
trial VS. be made 10 j. further believed that the ooY VS.
.cfrs under distinctions gwen by designing parties
ia tbs re.shiorhCOd.
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iAlftll-1r4hrE-4
Frsr,cYr AT BARNUM's. -Messrs. Editors;

have seen the great pay Of EUsTAoHE az BARNVNs ana
because it was from the Frsr oh saw with ny p'sJaiee'
opsy aroused against But feel j. das TO 7'es 20 say
that was moe; ssreeAb.s surprised EEssehe ilSa'
moral dream and sentiment are indeed o. ls-
religious order; std hrgIg, si- plot Goes upon nc ~
.sstv of lie 70 he hu.bsrd and he futy Of al ae npis
10 weaken BY art sanety Of the marriage tie an 'a
enough 70 pronounce wholesome pay without even 'ns
.embance ofsn immoral shadow IN Il from oesnrins 70 %
Il besides sdmiIsby produced at BAESVHs 1nd a0
selher Of those hrnsy beautiful things that We nay no'
only e1o ourselves but udeiousy take 0ur wives and en
=, 70 bhold and rejoice in their satisfaction. EusrAcHr
p,yed TO-DAY "Wednesday BAKSuMs al II the A7''
uoor sd slso 81 :. in the evening MORAL NH'iLS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

The amount of funds in the various Sub-Tfee'-
,,r,. .ub;ect 70 the draft Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. is s94,s4s,7oi Transfers OF $4,000, 900
bove h.en ordered 10 New. York, and sl,279 900
tom New.York. The Boston Sub-Treasury con-
rain. over 100000. and the Mint at Ph.sdel-
NH, $4,000 The redemption Of the Govern
,ror, S,ocks tor the week past reach s'j zoe.
The Imports for September at this por, show a con-
sderable decrease from those Of August, and also
from those Of the month sst year. The amount
withdrawn from Waphouse, however, shows an in
crease AZ does, elso the amount entered for Ware
house The figures are:
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DIED.

FALhEER-lr Brooklyn suddenly ol SATURDAY September
81 John x. Fa.aLef aged > years
F's rfr Ers we've inferred Greenwood
IRNlN--lu this CITY October ? Mis- Mary A. lrwin.
TIE friends ard relatives sh- emily requested attend
be- funeral 'om The residence Of her brother No IL D0m
rlck 20 tsy w edresdsy - o'clock precisely The
ur.rs vii he .sker % Gree 1wood
MARSHALL-On Tuesday rnoruint October s John Mar
sha, u N. tsf ycsr Of b
The relatives ard 'ienGs BIS family respectfully invited
BIS funeral hig WednedAyl sfttrrooa o'clock
f-ou his lsfe ? sderce. 16th - ard B-o.iway
sCATTERGOOD-At p. ymoath Mich. "a Tuesday SEPT
Il. Caroline Barker wife OIL. ScArtsrgood.
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-Oe.. 3-Bsiors lie
RECORDER.

EECORUEE.
At the converting OF the Court the following gem
tIeuueu were qusiif - as Grsud Jurors:
AFRO. dAihed foretnsn; seth ba0cocs Ambrose K -
Iobu Earle James Frseborn Ira Hutchinson hsndo pn
Rrsrt GeorEe Bet.n James l. Dunnat. Preston hods..
" q Laue Henry 2 spauliing Cs.p-r rrumps. Clare.
Vpdeih Isssc Nsn Ordsn seth ". Benedict Chss b. MOI
top sud " N. Wallace.
ne Recorder delivered 20 these gentlemen the usual cnsre
in which be directed them 20 take ErlArce OF a. yos; rs
a he lottery usry and election that should under
their otseryaon he recuestfd them take notce OF
srv rotations the .Esin public officers exscung more
than their fees for He 0 decanted upon the zres
Dersse thu CITY and The necessity Of pulsnn9
ht ofsud-fs who wh-n allowed unpuuslea often el
40 b. rave offenders did hesitate taking even tae
M OF sn ofcer q the law such the DE- rem.fH.
p the Eleventh Ward when recently officer, while IN ne
dehsrse his duty attempting arrest 5ufss was -ho-
down BY them. ,
Afer delivery Of the Recorders charge several e.s'
were called for i-is, but being ready the Court &c
,ourrsG for the day
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FIRES.
llrr IN Mrsr NIxErHEyrn.sr.

About i23 O'Clock Tuesday morning, fire broke
out in the two-story frame house No Isl West Nine-
The fine was first dscoveredby cltZen,who alarme
the officer and they together with The occupants su =
ceeded in exnguishirg the flames without causing
any general alarm Tie premises sustained but triillng
damage. The fire is supposed to have been the work
Of an nCenGiary.
FIRE IN CITY HALL-PLACE.
At % O'Clock on Tuesday morning a fire was dis
covered by Officer Garland in the base ment of No.
CITY Hallplace occupied by }. Ticknor as paint
shop The officer Immediately gave the ALARM ana
by the timely arrival of the hremen the flames were
speedily subdued. Damage slight.
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BROOKL w ITEMS.

SERIOUS STABBNG ATFRAY.-On Monday night 4
misunderstanding occurred between two men named
James Plunkett and Jane, Moran AZ the house of
the latter in Neyins ST. near Warren, which termjn-
ated in a fight. During tue ARRAY, PluDkett drew a
knife and inflicted dangerous wound in Moran alb
domen, and inflicted frightful gashcs other parts
of bis body. Assistant Captain Van Orden OF the
Hid District Police proceeded to the house. and be-
heviDg the injured man would not recover, took his
deposition, in which be lays the blame of the assault
upon himself the aggressor. Plunkett ar
rested by officers Halliday and Robinson, and was
committed to await the result of the injuries which
there il every reason to believe W prove fatal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

CRofs N WIscoSsS.-A friend writes Us from
southern Wisconsin as follows:
1t Is quite diy. Farmers, however, are putting IN
fail WE,at Wheat yield, OILY about two'thirds what
was calculated on. The cause of this Is sald 10 be
flat there are Fix rows Of kernels On head OF wheat
generally and this wear there arc bur four. Corn was
injured mucL here by a streak OF wiud that passed
over ua in July in some field it destroyed from one
third 70 oDe.haE Potatoes are liSht and small.
BuckvIcnt ditto. Politics quiet. Anti Nebrasklism
,nioiro orcund.
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CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUn.-A German
NAMED Frsrcs suler erdsy arrested by Ocer Pat
feop Of the Lower Police Court charged wan conspiracy 20
grsrf Of the proceeds Of tie sale him By Repper Of
oy,fer re lar on the corner Of Dover and WAers The Price
ee,d upon was 45 which sX padd aud he seller
Wa n induced to move give ssesson % Muller
which he did bot the latter has thus far refaei 20 gay the
hssner Of the money Another named Bene Bodge IL
sed 10 have concerned iu the fraud but not JET
der arrest The prisoner held By Justice Obo O. await
eXeuiuAtiOn.
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bv the Rev 4 c Foss N'--;ssni, ~; Peter kr'N -
Mh. isre Uevsrr r O. y tis ~. -
MILLER >MirH-Ob Tuss3sy roruin., Oetooefo y the
Rev Wcsteoit fdlgsrc b. Miller @ M naFic Elan
smith. iiest dAusht.r Charles :" sa.th Esd Al d LIS
CITY.
SCHANCKS- SCUDDTB-O On Morsay. October ? By ne
Rev. ". 4 Williams D. D NJ william IL. seha-cA' 10
-. SsoUi Z Scucdsr. I'D % his C..y.
--..-- 2 e. ~
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SUPERIOR COURT-sprcfAL TlRN-Be.,le Judge Bos
WORTH

WI TT'N FI'I'I-Ts
D'Hu'ler AIT DE Galsup ald PresGd.
Sui, hv wine merchant in Beavef=t ab0g'
on s.e 0fvue dcrufarts of whom iie GlleUpI f
Of We. editor the French rsper lie OinrHote n s CIV
Plant aimed tha the sar 20 defendants jointly. but
that lie bad teen incuced by falls represeua0as ag1s
De siaur sone h debtors that Isutlg has lost
IL dit and a. Al hr wine INN ediatey the hands u
Prfaud Both the defendants arrested anu D. Osu0 q
m IN sciusl CUSTODY Motion made 20 yacafe tie order of
49,, ylf.i outGscd. Nr Th.ol1re Saigpc1 being f-
rl.int.f Jessr. Condert Mora for d-f"ndsn
fudce denied fI- lDfi Whatever fh- a.rual facs
nav b. be- said the tdsvits taken together TEND show
~. c-frn intended 10 pay anything 10 the
flsiufirr Motion denied.
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COMMERCIAL NATTERS
sales at the stock EIchange. Or. }.
sale. Of Stocks AZ philadelphia

T1lf To.rl-ss0 CIV u " $ O. 8 09' sl000 Do,
i5~n ga $40 Do "a. 81; s79l9 do v. ;. O., ~
Cans &C. h5 o. $500 reuE.v RA ROAD Coupon s.
60 10 Sch Nav 60 81 bS IS; $500 Lehigh g. - a.;
$50 Loug Island s. 68 $50 Penn. - ST. Lshgh Nav,
o. 20 Pima Railroad ASA DO 81 s. tnon Canal b..
l. = Sch. Nsv Pref j.. 10 Morris Csn-l 1915 ~ do D.
Isl, 81 Reading ka.ircsd. e.. $50; 20 do IS ,,l
arr Roorc-1o Reading Railroad 81 8; :" DO, b5Snt SIS
1 Al-uehul 4 .i-cad G.. s.
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CHARGE or FALSE PRFTENsEs-A peddler named
Iobn Rven living souhst Yesterday arrested
clrrrfd With ohfsuirg ana calf worth 81 from Nr
Cb,s Bovle Of NJ q Ludowst by false and fraudulent
lenses when about purchasing the animals he told Nj
Bcy, that he owned house To- and
blc and furthermore weulo pay the b in eay orwo The
rurrhsse was made IN Msy lni he following be sold
H. stock for s2q and has oaid Ar for H. Hi repfs
sep'stons ave row alleged be false and be he'll. y
Justice Welch for examination
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. - The following are
..o- Do n--.rnls ~. The rncins Lnies vesiarlaY.

PrRsoSAL IsTELLIGEscE. - The following are
among the arrivals at the principal hotels yesterday
Attle IT EcaoLAs-Ilon " LelvenwOrih Syracg'e;
Leonard Lathiuss Ntw-Yoh. 5. Wdlht, Chicago I ).
Lamb Cansndssua. JUDGE Wayne. L. 5 Supreme CodIt.
Wcthifston; -. Fiske Buffalo; J ChAnhen, Albsny; IT,
Shuttlewo5h. Buffalo Philip George Cocse, NIgi1isi
John 3 Beuch,ey QliirIick L. /. " Downius Wa'h-
ington: George Dety Philadelphia Alexis Ward. Albion
Gee John DoH Geneva; Bile, Charge d'Afaires Deu-
usrk: Henry " Wales, ston.
A. tie NErRoPoLITAN HOTEL-Hon r /. Pope. La j.
G. Parke. L. :. George Fo"ier ~ B. " Consul 10
CifrfreVcs &c Chssie Mexico; Judge FOoe. New Hlysn
r n Demuan New Orleans; j. q lslan. California I.
Errs HeGltv Paris: VIM 4. Harris. Boston, I Bell P1a ;
Geo Ruulfl. Lima: ; Nsys Cubs l. II Bishop. Cese-
isno: Col T. r EdoEs Chariestou Z. q. Atsuson, s..
Louis; : willard Auburr ,. Merritt Cauads; MAJOR W H.
Graham san Francisco: y. n Hutton W-shinEton.
At the HoWARD HoTEL-rheo ". WALTON VS. st0n,
y c ; Z N Toby Albany. .. Murray. Vermont; +.
Pierroiri Rutland Vt; q " Ford. Arm Arb0r Mica ;.
Atwood Wsteitown CT J. reeves, Haufort G. Marvin,
Buffalo: VIM II. Hamilton, Washington. D { George A.
J. mes Ohio W II ssson Lyons; D Wilder. do DR. = D.
Hudson Spin gfeid Macs Chas W Lord Baltimore; W T.
T Cone Virsnia Mol. Brcks Co VIM. W Gadcomb,
Altemsre Co.. Va; L. Williams. Philadelphia
Al the PREscoTr-N r Benton. Conn { II Mills Wor.
ce.te,; Paul Leeds New Orleans; r. Bowler Proyiisn
n J.; " Harrington san Frar cisco. {. K Hszetou,
& Moorettuse tx Goy Noorheac ard daughter, Col
Shcer tnd lacy North Catona }. MORAN AMI ia n.y,
Halifax; L l.. Duncan. Kentucky
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

LIFE-SZE PHOTOGRAPHs.-rhe attention OF
the rGbic called 10 lie q DAsrESsEorYPts "a
rsVsr ;sktn To t srs ,h life ar SURPRISING 10 d-ph o.
tone and hr lncy TIE mot finished rsa.n ~ ciaTt Lle
t-r sizes eseulbn. the de!catf N'1at1e 90 iVlf
A. % keness AID durability they nnsurra9et Perfect
.euesses Of ny szes b made By he p-oe.s tom %
suer.oyres I1Aeu only b. GURsEY c D. FSF DSSicsS
40 Rue tasse du RAmpaTt Psrs go Broad say, y I.
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COURT CALESDAR-THis DAY.

CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. l40i, 672, o73, o-2, o-i
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

BURGLARY On Sunday night the dwelling Of
Mr 81 Butler a. TomrsinsyiAe Staten ls.aet wa, en-
,d hure es and robbed 20 quantity OF sye ware three
de.ks containing valusble papers aud other articles
Tie obbs after having Tanstcke the basement entered rae
r md broke ypeu secretary Thed the draEers A1G seat
eo The contents over the floor Being alarmed 81 ar roS
Of dog Stationed in the bsek yard they led pee.9a'ey
l The above articles l. that they cd no SCI
Sc - house as sge quantity Of haf5uTned maichs, -
scattered over the carpet and IN the drawers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

SOMETHING NEw-DURNO'S CATAREH SNUFF.
-SANvEL C. JoLLiE No 80 Broadway rs. this sr'n,ie
reocue hiah7 cell trsfed FOR The q Code Csa-.h
Prorchia sHeco1 Eyes Deafness Heaiache sud %
csr ihe voice Of public Fesk ana SINGERS T. has t'Tnf a
ircress regularity wherever introduced ard ass the
scrutiny spprscsns public when q merits are sue 9.
be iudosd. IN handsome fsucy German boxes. p cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04
T. : DISTRICT coURr-Bef.e Judge BErrs.

I-Tas " Is0r oT-1-s
lsr- number suts have been entered against This vessel
tv stee men ald others GOrt4sgee- asJ present morris
's u. and az m shoud have precedence. IN cis Do =
- tlsu he va ~ of he vessel which hes been
srhed and the OF the Marshal buy said % be very
CsLy The Count hls de az order Aa .he be condemned
md ga and proceeds paid sbde decision 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

STATE AGRICULTURAL FMR.-Nisit0rs at the
Fair will have an opportunity Of examining elegant Piano
Forte wi'h rhy ~ which beautifully in
laid With pfar and pearl KEYS Of Horace WArEEss maze
rd 10 fes tie truth Of the -est-d thar he ri uos
Known ~ tie ueue # this mnic dealer 90 ". Ji
Broadway, excel ell Others Ia the United ststes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

LADIES as well as GENTLEMEN may obtain
Pbreuoloscal Examinations with Glars, and fu written
descriptions Of easseer DAILY and evenings The PHI
olosicsl Cabinet No 300 Broadway. By Proi FOwLES