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United States Patent Office,

''siii"s'O"' ~ Np'1'''e' ~
Williams deceased of sforesu Station New York PRAYING
for the extension of a patent granted
improvement in
ehnery for hardening bats "a vng &c cf seven years rom he
,oe, o '"'' p"''' '" ' f " o '' ''' ~ "
" ,opa h, ,b sail nathan he hoard NJ the Patent Office on
NJ, ~ e1., &c Naaa,hnr ror, n, l., a,nnct n and ali
@nay e Gd u % y, % s Ha @ ennse nny .Isv % have
IN Ia no,,nn n y,, pr, N he gran,ca w 80 "
WY aau peo ou9". @ oa ,n au;,ed 10 fl. in the poapt
.n; nocai, sa T,rtl in ur;ny twcnty
sd @ n nel M % Vs. a, m II, mnnv aIad NV e,ber nnr,y
~ ,a a, a. AZ nm, no takep and in
70 '' M ~, o. T as ',io, ,,i So an an
tIi" su'uoi,s. WI" '"' '''''' VI '' -'' ~ " - - " F
% m m o,o w II, ha oIosod n, ,te 7,h of Novembey
w. a's ra,;o 80, ~ o.,,,on, ,ars, ha Gai
w w., ons nn or hns I monirg nc ,ot dav he nrrumen,s
NM ,,;,hin len ,iaya ,hc,g,ter 100 " - ~
y also ti,, hs ,ice no nubsed In ,b yIn;on Ine
..ncsr and Evening star Vasbinp,on O. Evening Argus
ni, pennsvvoni,, sccniiac American New yosk po
Boston, Massachusetts; and Daily Courier Buffalo NJ W
week for three successive weeks previous to the 2h OF NoYem
hcr next, 'he day othearng' ..,a.
'hFsNil1' nASoS
Commissioner oi Patents
t. SEdiot the above will please and send
Office containing this notice,
Sep 20 -iaw3w
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Washington branch KailrOsd.
Change Of Prices befueen VasAingtor, and baltimore
askasi gssssslss fasssaT hil
avf s,lIIt.Tss2 fss AE

NoIlCEOn and after Monday, October
~ Washington and Baltimore will be
conhutnton Of ten cents win be allowed all procure
tickets before entering the addition
De made to all way stations unless tickets purchased
Round trip uckeis for three days on the Cd 3D.
4t and oth instant at 81 TO all who wish
ural Fair and Maryland institute.
BY order; T.. II. PARSONS,
Bc1 jim
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4. LUTX,
CABINET-MAKER AND UPHoLsTERER,

CABfNET-MAKER AND UPHoLsrERER,
as South Eleventh Street. Philadelphia,
ESPECTFULIY attention of the public to MS store
where he constantly hand large assortment OF naro
and chamber furniture, comprising
sofas from, Sg5 10 eloo Arm chairs from SIC TO $50
porlor ,ha,,e "a pnnl 10
tab Ext tables, IS TO 100
Etagercs Toto aJ Writing desks, 35 to 100
All the above furniture expressly reiain patronage and
the prices least less an good furniture can be
bought anywhere else
Goods sent Of the Union and packed under bis per-
s0nal
July 27-3dmosif
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ROOTs AND SHOES, boots AND SHOES !-Stin at
The old stand south side OF Pennsylvania avenue
still the old place. south side
9th aud m opposite Browns Hotel they would
peased to see their old customers and public general
where viii be found complete lades misses
chden gentemen hayE and youths shoes and boots,
styles and prces
FOR LADIES.
poth button heeled CATERS, md without tips
French lasting button and heeIed CATERS
Cloth button CATERS, without heels
French toilet slippers, French lasting and Md
DO black and white satin CATERS
do
DO bronze and black kid and Morocco slippers
Plain lace CATERS, all coors
kid boos Icersops, thick thin soes
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Black sronzc, and coloed loxed and tipped CATERS
Tan colored do a
DO tipped and plain Morocco boots, thick soles
Bronze, black, and green Jenny Lind boots
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocco boots and Jefersons thick and thin soes.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Patent leather o a superior quality
DO do pegged, for S5
Kid top Congress gae black and eooed single and danbc
soes
uaif Congress gaise,-, single and double solcs
Calf CSosj ties and Moniereys do
Patent leather pumps and low -quartered shoes
a superior article of sewed boots, spring shanks
With general variety of scwcd ana peggcd boots.
FOR BOYS AND YOUTHS.
All say in prepared supply de
mands of boots ana shoes in variety of styles.
FOR SERVANTS.
department complete
dent furnish good article prices
Thankful favor, still solicit continuance of
We luk by keeping article and selling prices that
will be ae please We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Moo Quick sales aud small profits Don't forget right
but call at a. HOOVER SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel between 9th aud 7,h SIS,
Oct t7--codlm south side,
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X, Ii. q I'LL IL Il,

Counsellor at Lau,
Has removed his Office his residence Row. corner
OF aud Thirteenth He will
uon principally United Supreme Court
Having devoted much time law concerning patents.
give advice aud opinions legal arising
,be Patent Office and appeals chief justice
Justices of the District OF Columbia; and will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
He wi also opinions prepare
ties having cams before Congress
will also prosecute claims before established
adjudc
Oct 2S-du
Mobile aud hontgonery U. =. Daily Mail Line
- CONSISTING Of the following substantial and fast
AA4.sss-s1ar.s running passenger steamers, viz
MESSENGER, fa
MAGNOLIA,
C6BA.
CREMONA, and
EMPRESS.
The above boats carrying The United States mall
their regular trips Alabama November
leaving Mobile daily and omery daily
he ears, a Or.a ans mail boats,
the above will trip at
six O'Clock, a, m.
officers will every safety
of passengers.
The freight exceed fly cents
Fo freight having elegant apply
board or lr -
Oct 81 dom COX, BRAINARD, g. co.
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A MEiutAh ROUSE, Hanover stree H.,s,ont : bl
ce. keeuii enlarged and elegantly furnished, possessing
IN liihe siur plbc. rs
-, Z -liy T
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HoUsE-WIFE COTTONS Third InstaImcnt.-We
- nave ihe pleasure Of announcing
VINO have been waiting patiently the arrival
TO day 400 pieces As this
Gle manufactured with
Inc have stamped them in
we thus particular of a far inferior
article ckeed house wife coons) being
- ~ $500
300 pieces superior nens from ow-piced to extra
hne all very cbeap large portion of which
our order t'
Vast lots of all other kinds pure goods Purchasers any
class of linen goods should justice
stock. -
In mourning goods of all will be found full
ample, and complete throughout the
2O pieces white hanne assorted grades shades
than the usual prices.
rs pieces beacbed and unbeaeed annes extra superior
quality.
100 pieces rich woolen plaid
considered the bandsomes patterns the
Choice cloths cassmeres,
gloves, cravats under shirts and
belas &c Aso article usually a
goods housei TO all of which daily additions made
BY having price only and dealing articles as
bcnr the unmssakabe decided
enabled 10 offer really great Inducements
Judges OF goods.)
Strangers cordially call and be of
The advantage of buying where s
Delay in settling any bills
Good articles, low prices, and fair dealing
all cases
PERRY T. BROTHER,
Central Stores, West Building,
octe-oteoil Opposite Centre Market
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NOTICE.



washington, September %, 1854.
ONGKESS during lis made
G S M va OF 'he best loading rifles for the of
me United states army, provided
ir pacucal Test befcof shall deem
proper inventors and notified that
be
December next oT preliminary
reasonable expectation OF being useful purchase
sumcent number ny twenty live OF each of aodng
70 be placed in the hands OF the soldiers
VIII
king a decisitn HENRY X CRAIG
-, Colonel of Ordnance.
The edito of The following newspapers will please
notice
Of the containing The National Integencer
Evening star Washington city Argos Philadelphia
Argus at New York; Times, Hartford Times,
at Prtsbu Times, At Louisville; Delta, New oreans
Sep Jo-2aw6w
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UNBER The subscribers, estnbithed themselves
~ business the old stand OF WIN Bird, Sixth and
streets prepared furnish NIL
They solicit q share Of public patronage.
GEO. w. GARRETT s. co.
lima
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ROSiON American Almanac, com t,Iete from I,s
X commencement in 1880.
ment in 1919
or sale one copy only of each, by
Sept7 - 80 pRaNcK ~ ,yrap
lbNR Honey mbun, aud f,un,
w. fuhch with illustrations
iiie's IA Tale.
ranam and Harper for October.
Further supplies of Fashion aud Famine
On sale ' Thyfpp Al ,upv,s
Sepa 80
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Ia esq
American Game in i,a Seasons Dy ' Frank Forester
hh Ho' ana 'he 1u" py wilson ana oakieign vol Edin
The Sportsman in France /; . vols London
Ths TInI sSose 10 op,'%sn msnd.I Iy E. s. Lewis MD
Ho%st on "ns Se Dss; sdeS By E. s. Lewis, MD
ObseIyaion. on nv WI,,na yovd ake.,
Richanison ON nogs s' 's ' ''''' s''Pe q
Mayhsw on Dogs FaANcK TAYLOR.
sep
TihE M STAG GPersonai Reeoleeons Of the Stage by wn
b. wood fuhef suppiesluS' rscsvsa vsn az ,,,,rn,,
octn Bookstoe near e,h street,
----s4-------
Il no former period has our stock been so good and
II thoroughly assorted as The present
An immense o Of superior and reliable qualities irish linens in
all srades large portion OF winch made order
Linen sheetngs, table diapers and damasks r,
vogue 80. III
In all classes linen goods profess offer decided bargains
NouRNINc CooDs
ofaii Sads constantly on hand.
IN RICH SILKS, RIBANDs, AND EMBRoIDERIEs
marx advantage tho system in The purchase Of
superficial observer.
100 pieces white hanneIs, assorted many fine
A large lot of all the best styles of domestics
100 pieces shnng eoltons from low priced 10 extra fine
A One supply of choice blankets aud bed comforts
wear "s' y '''' p'''' 0' ''''' @"' e"''''"
White Grape long cashmere, many other
signs aud combinaons in shawis.
~, orus c,ss,,rnrs AVN ,,psr,xcs
oholhS' oAssihEhEs' AND HEsfiN's
entirely new.
ho ase Of good" unnuay passing through our hands
all The sources, enables many special
An eSarniuaton Of styles and prices solicited.
GOOD ar low pce and fair dealing may be relied on in al
"os"'sn 5,sre.,s Yves. building,
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Orders for tickets aud shares and certificates OF packages
ABOVE splendid lotteries viii receive the aud
an account of each drawing will immediately
TO all who order from
Address p. J. BUCKEY, Agent
Oct 22-id Wilmington Del.
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FUIzEAIN MATERIAIsJustr tived, and sale,
" rich and select
satin ains French gubens French de ans, English
damas ains, in a Imaginable ead cena producing the
effect.
Ten cartons elegant Swiss leho and embroidered
muslin undor curtAiEk iaogs and bands matching.
Also, The latest numbers of " lie Gafde Meublc Aucep Mod
Iosnnl d. dAmeubmenn which contains all The
signs, instructions making aud
other diapery, to bs had
Let be distinctly understood that selling goods
unusually low prices, The view OF combining ourselves
nearly possible L. u better The buyer
IL the seller satisfied smaller profits then the benefits
be musal, offer
goods the couu,ry 'hc money.
teIn,s cash, uBtss previous agreement is made
CLAGETT, DODSON, * co,
Seq 2B--oo3if
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, EW Fail and Winter Goods.--WM. ii. STANFORD,
" Merchant Tailor, Pennsylvania
west Of Third street has Just opened lnre and handsome
meht OF French and English goods
he calls the attention of his friends public generally They
will be made notice, and
most fashionable STYLE and ut the
NJ BAlways hand geniemens
nishng goods. WIS 71I7 "
Oct l-2aw3vf
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Oct l-eodtlUcc
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Y HE NEW YORK QUARTERLY for October.
Memorable Women The Story of their Lives. ny Mrs.
Crosland. a''' E.
illustrations OF Genius, its relations Culture
Society RY Henry Giles, of Lectures Essays
Thomas William
Gay's Eegy Country Church Yurd-smn elegantly illus
traied edition.
Just received TAYLOR * MAURY.s
OctA Bookstore, 9th
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MAThEMATlCAE Drawing Instruments. in variety
III Of the finest quality and nis and others unusually oy
bought manufacturers Europe by
undersigned,
Sets IN eases for sl - and upwards.
FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NEW YORK FALL GOOBs-J RiGGIE1 Merchant
~ Tailor New York. selected
cloths yosnea,
of the qualities imported all of which sPen
spectior of the public
Also handsome and varied assortment Of furnishing goods for
gentlemen.
boys, which he i'll make order
stock of mems ready clothing, all
substantial anne which he will sell being derous
huing attention strictly 10 the regular merchant nong bust
1913 Seventh street, opposite selden, Wtbors, s. Co.
Sept 20--eo6hi
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Al trIoNAL MEDICAL COLLEGE, Wssbington-Thc
IN thirty lectures will
fourth Monday In October, aud continue uut March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-12
RUMORED FIGHT BETWEEN THE PU-
GILISTS TON HYER AND POOL

A considerable excitement was created in tho
lower part of the City in consequence OF ru-
NOR having been circulated that the noted pugil-
ists Bill Pool and Tom Hyer had got into right
at one of the Mercerst. grogshops, and that Pool,
being unable to escape the fierce assault of Hyer had
drawn knife and plunged it into the abdomen Of the
latter, causing fatal wound. A very large number
of persons believed the report to be true until Pool
made his appearance at drinking house in Chambers
st. perfectly well and stated that no encounter had
taken place between him and Hyer. II was further
reported that Pool had been arrested and taken to the
Essex Market Police Court, and the fighting men OF
the Fourteenth Ward repaired there in great numbers,
but soon discovered that they had been sold The
report originated from the fact that Jim Hughes and
one Pargene pugiliss of less note had bloody Eight
together at drinking place in Broadway on Sstur-
day night when Hughes stabbed his opponent 10
the side snd face with knife, and has thus far, es-
capped arrest. Pagene is now under bonds of $1,000
to answer for brutal assault upon an unofending
citizeI. which took place on election day. The
wounds he received from Hughes are said to DO Of
a serious nature.
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TERRIBLE CONFEDERATION
ON FIRE-GREAT DESTRUC'
TION OF PROPERTY.


ps,ween the hours of and clock last night, rue
alarm bells were sounded flew through the city
that the Peniientiary was on nre, ana lnmedia'ely
thereafter the fremen, with their apparatus, were
hurrying TO the scene OF conhagraron. "heh we
reached the ground the norm ouhdings, USED a.
work shops we're enveloped in flames, aud the vino
blowing stiff gale from the north, the man Dulid
ings in which the prisoners were connned were ter
ally covered in one continued shower OF lsng
Added 70 this awful scene could be heard the screams
of the prisoners piteously crying to be saved from
the borrid death which seemed to await them.
In a short time hundreds Of citizens gathered
around the walls of the incosure and the hremen ap
neered with their machines but it seemed impossible
10 get water All was hustle and confusion, and no
one knew what was best 10 be done. In the mean
time Capt Dimmock arrived with the State Guard;
the fremen by joining their hose, succeeded IN get
ting two streams from the opposite hill, the prison.
var was entered, and the convicts being released
iron their cells and put to work, the cracking flames
after destroying all the workshops, began gradually
10 yield to the untrng assaults upon them, until the
main building was reeased from its peril and placed
beyond danger.
We have never seen firemen work more zealously,
nor TO better purpose, for without their aid the en-
tire buildings must have been destroyed. As 1t is,
there ore no houses left in which TO employ the pris-
opers at labor.
During the hight of the fire. when all hopes Of saw
ing the main building had fed the friends of Col.
Morgan fastened into his apartments and removed
his furniture, much Of which was broken to pieces
and otherwise damaged, in the efforts to save IT, Ills
loss Will be heavy.
We understand that the fire began in the weave
room" where the torch doubtless applied by
some of the prisoners Who had scarcely been locked
up before the flames burst out. Last night was the
first night in which the convicts have been made to
labor this season. and dear nigh. twas for the State
What the amount Of loss will be- 1t is impossible az
this time to estimate but it cannot fall much short oil
800, 0O0
The volunteer companies ordered out by Gov.
Johnson and at the time Of going to press, several OF
them are on duty.
This is the second time the Penitentiary has been
burned.
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NEW EAST INDIA COMPANY.

Under this title The 81. Loxis DAILY IateAige
tells that scheme is in agitation there to open a
direct trade between 81. Louis, China India, ETC.,
across the continent, by means Of semi-weekly over
land stage and transportation line between some
point on the Missouri River and the Pacific Ocean.
Such line il is calculated could be maintained for
year on capital of $500, 000 with all the conve-
nences that msy be had on any stsge-route in the
Union and in order 10 insure this il is proposed to
have permanent stations not thirty miles apart
along the whole way, with everything to render the
traveller comfortable. The revenue Of the enterprise
would be derived from stage fare mail contracts,
freghiage Of gold dust and other commodities
brought from the Pacific including teas, silks aud
spices from China and India. This undertaking
seems gigantic one, when we contemplate the i'm
mense wilderness intervening between 81. Louis and
the Pacific; but in these days must not seem any
thing impracticabe, and we are therefore prepared
to believe The IHteligeneer when II assures that
the names and influence Of citizens Of St Louis are
already pledged 10 this scheme sufficiently 10 insure
it good reception by the public Many things
favor such attempt the ensuing season. II is not
regular mail stage line in operation between Santa
Fe and the Missouri frontier and plan for stage
line from California 10 St. Louis has been projected
in San Francisco, Kansas Territory will next season
be sxarming with white settlers. and there are many
there already. This part Of the route will need no
stations Of the companys erection, as il will pass
through settled region. Then, too, the military
force on the Plains will be largely augmented,
forts established on the emigrant trail and strong
effort made to afford all requisite protection to trav
elers.
The Mormon settlements at the Salt Lake are now
very convenient for all the purposes Of travelling or
route, and will furnish the Company
with all needful supplies. The Carson Valley settle
ment also useful recruiting place after the pas
sage Of the desert and before crossing the Sierra Ne
vsds Now with these things all ready to their
hands, the Company will not require very large
penditure Of money to estabsh the required stations
IN the intervening spsces The maintenance Of relays
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NrwvoRK DAuY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, DECEMBER H. 1854.

of horses. and the pay Of pesons at the stations:
wouli however, form Large item. II such line Be
s1sns 81 more than ordinary importance Leading sHs.nd
would to the speedy f. o. r ,ls to the
route and the consequent ouilalng az dufy Of the
rned States such an sq nls.
taking all possible military aid though WIN INC Il b.
ept limited army that would not be musn .uS
been repeatedly IecOmmenGed 70 Uo" ,bs, chain
Of military posts should be established 8. song Inc
overlsn emgrant route for the protection OF travel
ers Had this been done the opening oil mall com,
nunicstons, ard the establishment oil s'age nys
,bst ,ou,s would now hsve been accomplished
An appropriation for that purpose, by the present
Conpfess would be most opportune
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THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA

TTNHE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend sailing their fsvorts
steamships
CITY OF BALTIMORE, (newD S3s tuns Capt r. LsircH.
CITY OF WASH NGTON new 100 tuns Capt X LsiroA
KANGAROO ,g74 tuns. ................ -
FROM PHILADELPHIA;
CITY OF MANCHESTER Thursday. 18th jan 1850.
KANGAROO ........ sbout Thursday, - -
LIVERPOOL:
fCITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, 10Th Dec is%
KANGAROO, about W edn esday, - -.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
rpou phil ApyLPHrA: LivERPooS;
a.,,on Berths go Saloon Berhs. "a guinea
Md,hip Berths IS Midhip Berths. 1T guinesA
Forvafd Bertbs IS Forward Berths. .b fuinesA
Including Stewards Fees
THIRD CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number Of Third Class Passengers will 10 takn
from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found In provisions
From Philsdel phis.....$23 From Liverpool. ..; ~
Certificates OF passage will be issued here to parties who are
DESTROYS bringing out their friends At corresponding IstaA
Drafts c Liverpool from Fl upward
An experienced Surgeon will be carried on each ship.
All goods the agents In Philadelphia and Lverpoos
will be forwarded with economy and dispatch
For freight or passage, apply TO
SAMUEL Smith. Agent, No II Wslnutst,
Philadelphis, or No. Broadway, New York,
And WILLIAM INMAN, Agent,
No Tower Buildings, Liverpool
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-wINTEH

III ARRANGEMENT.-On and After MONDAY, Nov. =.
the Trains viii leave Chsmbersst Station - follows
Express Train IA NJ. connecting with Northern end "~
em Trains
Man Train "A NJ Through Way Train IAN
Express Train, AS p. NJ Accommodation Train ct GIN
Yer Poushkeepse: Way Passenger Trssns a. lis and ~
A. NJ.
For Peehshfl at s. and $50 p. NJ.
For Tsrytown a. and p. n
The Tsryown Peekstll and Poushksepds Trains stop =
ell the Way etations -.
Passengers taken Chambers. Canal Christopher. iAsh I'D
Slasta A..
OLIVER b. Lee, vise-PrsSlssa
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CoLoRED ORPHAN ASYLUM.

The annual meeting Of the Association for the Ben.
e6, Of Colored Orphans, was held ye.serdsy saer.
noon at the Asylum in Fhh-sv., for the purpose Of
eectine Managers for the ensuing year. The follow.
ing Managers were reelected:
EHrsbsth BOVINE No 81 Bond M,ry 3. Collins No. lss
B.sekers May X. Day, No. ~ Ess, Finesaths, Mary
hurst Hsnrv st Caroline Hubro1ek No is Twslfth e.
Ann jay No 20 boos st.; HeEty King No College places
Ruth Mar. No q EAT rsir;ssns :, s'eh, soyes Cha
oin. stokes Thirty 6r.ts East RIVER Ers Stew
NJ A vnei No So Broadway, II. Van Rsnssel.sr Rsse
Twenty third Sarah Nles No 22 East brosazsy.
Sarah Wles, No 2ls Cin'oost Cornets u Wsserlo No
50 East Twenty fcarth.t, Mrs. L. Wilsos No 81 Est
Twenty ninth Mrs VIM. B. Thomson, Second sy, Mn,
Ross, No. Livingston place.
Ezfrad fyou he Rspovt
Admitted since the opening Of the Asylum $50; Number Of
children date Of last report 2s; Admitted during the pres-
ent wear beys So girls 6i Under eurinf as:
Present nunber-eoys l girl. s lDdsnsarsd 49, Returned
hoard having been paid 49, Went without permission Re-
oeved . teachers Deaths I'll Number Of children ander
TREAsURERs REPORT
ExPEsDrrvsr' from lot Dec lsS. TO is Dec, 1854 Bal
due at last Report sls 20 PAD for Insurance siss
paid for provsons 81 $50 81 paid Tor dry goods bedding,
kc 81 s52 81 paid fer sundhss sS's O2i paid for asl.
McCune s2oo; paid for improvements and repairs, el D;
paid s. Howlands legscy invested $500; balance hand.
xiols 81. Total, sl6,S7S %.
vidnas s20Ss 20; by cash, for board Of half pbsas.
silis u.s. BY cash for board OF children from courOss
from terce..on bonds ss72 s by CASH from COLLECTION q
Anniversary si2 lo by cash from col eeton at Sc Phips
s ' S..s lU on the S sS.ey Of Ann rss
s..S, FROM Trustee. Of murray Fund siooi By c.S
Female Association sl0; BY each from appropriation OK
Lea kS S72 II. Total, Sic SIS 81.