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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02

"THE ANNUAL CLAN BAKE" says the Boston Post, sat
Nantucket Beach Saturday last completely
cessful. The company numerous and brilliant and
the clans delicious. The military attracted much atten-
onal preudces to the felicity of the occasion The
West opened its lips to the bvaves of the East and the
East mostened its throat with the vintage Of the West
the South contributed its yellow elongated escucnt, and
the North presented its juicy cereal. All was joy and
festivity, and on Sunday the whole party attended
church
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02

The editor Of the Wheeling Times boasts Of receiving
watermelon weighing sirty-three pounds II was spe
cimen Of the crop Of Mr. Edwin Baldwin, Of Anne
Arundel county, Nd.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1854-09-02
CALIFORNIA.

Messrs EDIroRs: receive by almost every steamer
letters from intelligent and observant friend
siding at San Francisco the following extracts from
which may possess some interest for your readers L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

ARREST on PIcKPOcKIrs.-For some time past
there has been gang Of pckpockes on tho railroad
trains between springfield and New.hayen, and yes-
teroay two of them arrested shortly After leav
inc this city, two ladies one OF the early trains dis
covered that their pockets had been relieved Of their
mouey and we're 30 particular in their description OF
the 0; rsons they supposed to BE- the roguss that
Young man named Marshall, in the employ Of Mssms.
+. g. Afford believing that they could be discov.
cred and arrested here le the train at Windsor Locks
and returned to this city on freight train, and com
muncsted with C,l Cooley, and together they ar
ranged for their detection When the next train eams
in the cars were watched, and persons answering 10
the description of the ladies' found standing On
platforms Of tbs can, and one Of them Wa seen 70
thrust his hand into the pockets Of three ladies a. they
we're passing out Of . car. He with his companion
was arrested; but third person, about sixty year.
old and believed to belong to the same gang, escsped
on the Springfield train, which started just - Colonel
Cooley wss engaged In securing the others. They
gave their names 40 Chsres Hurst and =. n. M0-
fyp The latter, while endesvorng to satisfy ColensI
Cooley of bis innocence and respectsblity, tried 20
escape, but found that be had Q pursueF that could
run as fast a. be could. The two roomsd together On
Tuesday night at one Of hoteh. but there VA 40.
thing found on Mart, to implicste him. On hsnt
was found two porte mopnaies and Q purss, two o.
which have been claimed. The rogues ere BON N
Jail, and will have their examination nv ss"f
noon. Hartford Cours"'' wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

HosoRARr DrcRrrs-welesrnfrom ~ r.. Se ns:
tady CaJtnt that at the annual meeting o. zoe DSs.a
of trustees Of Union College, on the aotn yey -,
The following ,ensibe preamble and iesou"ons "efo
adopted and ordered to be published
IN. nstso4s eo.f.ns hcnos.y Dssrsss
. 70 oropo,s high setoanhp and ssass.s posse
~, 81 4, 20 s.rst d. gree desirable; and nAevsas,
zoe M by eorrespontns with the sufhssess Of
" soms general principles can b ae1ss1 upon
Govern setior 10 such tbssstsss
Thsf this Board vii confer honorary tsUses
ssf Of Master Of ArS daring the next three yess
1879 That Rsv Aocs Potter, the ksv. 1run
~, asrIos sIS Rev Eb>neEsr Haley b committee 70
With the faculty ard rusess o. ose N
a,ioos sfh view Of caring the general sdseeon OF pna
eiplss applicable 70 these eSes
Among the many conventions held now.s,days.
one Of an entirely new character y 70 asssmo.e %
Hancock, Delaware County, New.York, on the I'm
ipst. Tn. Dsport Dsmoerat says that no conyecaSo
has been held in this State that will compare with H.
in pecunary interest at least II will be convention
Of hard working practical men, who mean ana ~ ~,
DO What they cay An the raftsmen wish y that tnesf
public highway the Delaware River shsn not oe 90,
structsd. Ths they have legal and moral ngns 70
ana viii maintain Several obstructions-L g., pss,
dana and sbutments-have been put In the nver -. -
materially enhance the risk In running inmoS. -
oths "a arr In the course of erection that WI me~
navigation still more dangerous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
h)airr Cure.

NEW-LEBANON SPRINGS WATER-CURE.
IN This establishment under the Of Dr. HAWLEf 10
nov opsn for the FALL sud WINTER AZ ~e have our
piurreh.h fllsd the famous " ARM >PhlNt snie0
/ never below 70 able offer better facilities for
WINTER TREATMENT than any other establishment IN re
county. For term. &c. apply 70 uu,trv N
New ebsnon sprnss Y, sept lS1l
yV,VF ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE oG-r. the bes- accommodations for pr'nins the
treatment fr tie aud term. a. 'ess nsbe - -se
- ado, o II uFLLISGrOS D,
Ne I7s 18th So SevYork
NETWORK CITY wArER-cURE. No. ne iethst..
corner OF University place.
V'O VEGETARIANS.-ODeO or two Families, or
fw single Person. sho de-Ie healthy diet and oppor
m, ites live purr ard genial e can b,
with BOARD a. ROOMS No IS Wooster Ct near anal
q Charles moderate
yNATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and
w CITY-Dr suEW'S At Oyster Bay, L - for sum
~ o. .sch.d Daily by Croou from Fnos Ferry and
d. AYLOR'- shsv S3th Crystal Pal ace,
the whole ye-r: reached BY town conveysnees The
bet OF .ceou and reasonable '"n.f horn pisces
VVATER-CURE INSTITUTE aud SCHOOL,
w No 5LAIGHT-ST r TRAIL, d, PRDPNi.-
1OP Accom- uodsfs n. foi IN Patients Competent 'en1e
ph,irisps The hird Term Of the hydopsthe ani
PHYSIOLOGICAL School vii cnmmence Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
11ainis, Ulass, &t.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERSEY ZINC
II COMPANY having greatly enlarged their works aud i'm
proved the quality Of their product are prepared 70 execute
orders for their SUPERIOR PAINTS.
Their WHITE ZINC which is sod dv ground in oil, 70
vs,rspt.d PURE snd~n,up passed for BODY and UFlfORM
WHITEkESs. ~,
Of preparation has recently been discovered which
enables the COMPANY their Paints 10 keep fresh and
so in the kess time In this respect then
Paint. will be superior any other on the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAIST which Is sold at low price
md .n only be made from Zinc Ores from New Jersey
now well for s protective qualities when applied to
irvn or other metallic surfaces So
of The Brown and of agreeable color for paniiSs cot
s.sss dIn5s ont buildings bridges &c Dealers supplied
liberal terms by MANNiNU a SSoIEn, AsenNS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
NrEw-YORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM.


IN SHIP LINE NJ kiCAhAGUA-Aee-s.osy rrsns'f Con-
psny OF Senssus Prupreior, Thr urh Of the
Nal The spis rtid do1se sHrfne steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT q sol ur, harden CsPt Tfn,le9sh. viii leave
Pr No North River O'Clock precisely Purts
Arena on FsIDAY, oet connecting -iis the fsTor1te
NICARAGUA TRANSIT ROUTE. hsvin1 bot twelve miles
Of lard trsnsJoaiin BY fret el- eArAxs4 These
are their ventilation and 1o1Aiioas
For morn alton Of pseaxt. aIIly o1y 70
CHARLES MORGAN Aren't No Bowlins Green
C uuebeins the 9Th OcioheF The dsy. sxans
Of th. ,ssm.r. will be etsased the i2h and 9Th Of each
month Wb.p tbes days tah 90 sunday the 'e a1es viii
the 10th Of October
TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPASY-For
u. HAVANA and sEW-ORLEASS-On TUESDAY,
Oc. IL st9 P. ~ from pier foot Of Wrrsng By the
vsl-ipown ard Avorite anship CRESCENT CITY Capt
John MoGOwon.
Pssss. can b. secured 4; The ComPAay's Office.
Fr.isbt to New -Orlesu. o. cent cabc foot
Speoie snly tsseb fTeishf 70 dsyaa.
shipr.r. III b. supplied <ifh b.ns bills o, iiLs Of the
issu.d BY ID. Company application a. he o- No
other form. signed and b Of ads ~ be '1ned .sr the
hour OF sailing
For .iFht sppl. At the ofe Of the CON n.ny
No III N-stst.. cornsr"f "a r-n- VI D. hobbRT,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
ON 1850 to 1900 in period OF

Long before this latter period arrives II 10 % be
hoped that Slavery will have ceased to exist in those
United States, and that the census Of this modern Ne
public will not be disgraced by display OF Jree"eS
and Iondmen side by side, at present appears IN
fifteen out of thirty Of the States OF this Union,
which may il aep~r be dtssofvcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
feqal Notices.

PURSUANCE Of an order Ofthe Surrogate oil
the CITY and County Yorh notice hereby sven to
Ali rsrsous HAVING claims against JULIA FERRY OF she Cy
of New York Decreased present. the same with voucher.
thereof 20 the lscrber he Office No 80 Water 81 10 ths
Cit, Of New Yo before tbs 18th day of January next
Dsief July IS 1854 -
jyis ls~6nF AUGUSTUS ALbboop' L'eca''r.
PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate 81
III. County Of New York notice hereby N all
.ot hsvir, claims against THOMAS HALEY late Of the City
Of NV YoIA builder deceased to present the ssme wtn
thereof the sutserber the office OF Isaac Ford
No l6 Esbeths In tn. City Of New York 90 Or before
tn twenty fourth day o. January neIt-Dsted Se~feh
'"' SARAH A HALEY, Executhx.
;,9I IsvsmTs by CHAS T HALEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
''' PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EDWD K COLLINS 4 Co. No Wsll-st-, N.Y
BROWN SHIPLEY Co.. Liverpool
JOHN MUNROE Co Rue Notre Dame dee victories
Paris or GEO II. DRAPER, Hare. .
The owner of hese shrs will be accountable for gold
slvel bullion specie jewery, precious stones metals an
less bills lsdins asned therefor and the value tae'ec
Shippers win please take notice that the ships Of this line
eannnf sonda n.rahand Of WAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
6tramboais dno Railroads.

NFW-YDRK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR SPECIAL No
II'EIOp G1d sf,er MONDAY Oct 1885, ms ConPany
ton square on Mouday Tuedsy Wednesdiy. Thursday and
FRIDAY TRAINS RCS As FOLLOWS:
Lave City Hall Stain New io-k a. Z 9l5 10 Is and
II I5A n; i.l5.2l5 s o. ~. 5. 81 ard s.l5P VI.
Returning leave iA1s Bridge At g. g. s. $50 ard
sE5 A NJ ;I245 90 y. ( IS 6. :. 3 and 9 IS P 81.
Lesve Station al 2h-st Of h. for Fair GrouodT
orl, at 10 Is A 81 u 81 and 81 "
New Yoik OcL 6 lass JOHN D. ELIOT supt
OCTOBER, 1854. - For Shrewsbury, Long
~ Br.nch hshsnd Dock O-esn House PoTi WlshnEion,
Mount. Dock Browns Dock. ln1det9wnl and ID Bank
New ard 90 eu6d steamboat ALICE C. PRICE Capt A IL.
Hassy Will leave the foot Of Robinson St. Noh River, -
folows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
Hlillinerp, &f.

DARIS FALL MILLINERY. - Mrs VIM.
i SIMMONS having opened her Fall Styles Of P.I, NIL
INERY 10 prepared for their inspection her First Pre-
MILNE " Show Rooms, No. 64 Broadway, near the Metro
poli,sn Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
11auer Warebonse.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. T. DERRICK
SON Co. No. 20 BeekmAn st. otter for ssis On mo 'ov
terms
Writips Papers, Epssh. French and American
Esus Paper all s1H weights and aasiitieA
Book Paper al sizes. weights and qualities ~.
T.ue Paper fancy color. and white OF the best Sesh1
Hanging Paper white ..d sclored different .,.,. ~''"~
Harer' Paper, thin, snd Of the beet qusiay'
Cloth Parxr SSx40 and 4or4sc
Hrslsh hsrdws Paper, large assortment Juss sf'
eheafhina PAPER Of the best quslity
Wrapping Paper, Straw, Rss and Manila
Tea Paper, efdiae-ept sizes
Tar Ron6ns Paper suitable for roof. 10 rolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

In August, 1870, the first slaves ever brought to
~ cnnntrv were landed on James River, in tho
|nonw 81 Y. ryiua. from Datch ship OF war. They
were landed and sold and very soon thereafter ne
eroes constituted very importAn, aud lucrative spe-
c,es Of merchandise in nearly all the Colonies They
were brought over in large numbers and were sougn,
amer with great eaerpess BY the srcuturss Of those
primitive times They continued TO be imported TO
greater or less extent until the tide was checked by
act Of Congress lsos when the foreg slave rsie
made PIRACY.
From i576 TO 1890, the slave population OF the
United States incr. ased about so per cent.
SLAVERY ~ rns ,uxrrsp STATES 1879. rSos OFFICIAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
SLAvERYAS WAS-AS TTIS-AND ~
1T WILL BE IN THE YEAR 1900.
SLAVERY rHE coLosrrs ~ ir1s.

Aided by an Article which Appeared SONS nsne
since under the above title in The Ner OrteaSs Cons-
Heretai 1'rmss, We have consulted the VARIOUS
authorities within reach upon this subject and
we find Il At ct the Declaration OF Independence 10
l-7s the whole number Of slaves in the Colonies
estimated AZ 500 900, and were divided among them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
nlc0icdl.

-
TOURAUD's INDICATED SOAP cures PIN
" PIES Tan Fretes SunburE. Blo'ches sal,rhenm Tet
tsr Moth and al deformitie. POadra subcie GprOon
tar from low foretead upner lips part OF the BODY
LIQUID and Powder Rouge Lily White, .iaii Dys Ano
R.sfort. A. t. old esfailhed Pefgmery Depot, ~ wax
,r.st let Store from Brosdway Bates. ~ Washington S.
Pos,on; Calender 81 SO. dist Phlad'pha
DEAD, READ.-Twenty packages Of DIR.
IL THOMAS'S SPECIFIC n al, thirty permanent cures "
Fever and A.ue IL fail and can be taken
M fhe without Injurious fleets upon he syste NJ
"a snx mari Of the United OF postage al 81
r.r raeksss. For sale ~ho, sale and 'etsl BY
c FARRAND No S07 Broadway, New forh
CT VTTUS DANCE. Those having this COLE
- psnt be cured With certainty and oy har Mess %
.r.,,on cure warranted Ip-rsted npou Nc
"a, will until the patient h,s entirely r-eov--d
~ FISH No NJ Fulton ST.. Brnos yn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

or this last amount, 5000 900 aud upward, II IL estt
mated thnt oue-tenth have an edm'xture OF rh'fe
IIoo5 making say 300 600 mulattoes, which proper
,ion will probably never be less while Slavery con
Times In this other wise favored country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-sUMMER

III CDSJN NV TN hdILIs III :, -, g.,
III ARRASGEMEST.-Trzlsl leave Cs.zoersa aniy ,ol
Absry ard Trey On ard after MONDAY. Aas H. 1871 'ae
Trains will follows - IT, s,....
F.rr,. T.!n ga thrcurh IN four hours ron 'i'
eonn,ct;rs with Northern ard Western Trans
Mai Train sA NJ. THROUGH Way Train ~ N Z On PM
T,pr,ss Train 40 PM Accommodation Tram
For Poushleep.e: Way P.s~nEer Trans y NA
Pm spd wsy Frsish, and Passenger Tr.ln D.
r., p,,I.kUl AZ A NJ 81 P. NJ and 81 r. N a.
The P.eisLll ard Poushkeepsie Trims stop q al VIC
P.s.epser, taken a. Chsxbe Canal. Chis'oPhef l1a ana
Sistss a, -, c.,.l., 10,
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS az NJ, from e@aA4'~ '''
ALBANY '0FFhe =" Oliver Il LEE, Wee Pr-.idsrt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
Clothing.

THERE is NOW ON HAND, and constantly
II receiving the ONE-PRICE STORE of the Subscriber
large ard reasonable a,ortment of BOOTS, SHOES aud
CATERS The public will find gresy 10 their advantage
10 coll ard examine the Prices invariably fixed and
marked on the goods. J A. LONG No III Greenwichst ,
No Barclay the southern terminus OF the
9Th aud 9Th av. Railroads
VNHE BROOKLYN FEMALE EMPLOYMENT
SOCIETY have constantly hand az their ssles room
No IS Courtst. GENTLEMtNs FURNISHING GOODS
and READY-MADE CLOTHING of all descriptions. for
Ladies' and Chiloreb's All odes neatly and promptly
They respectfully sock the of the pub
Nc Brooklyn, Sept 20, 1854
THREE DOLLAR HATS.-Elegant French
shBas the low price Of IS usually sold at ~; neat
Hats a 81 %. BROWN, No 428 Hudson-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

VV,HE WONDER of the AGE.-Dr TOBIAS
i VENETIAN LiSIMENT 10 warranted 10 cure Choleri,
Choe Sea Sickness Chronic Rheumsn, VOMITING, Cuts
Purs Old Sores Swenss Tosthaehe, Headache aud Psn
of all hines. or DO psy -.-
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATfSM-cspt Com"oek, OF
,b steamer nae Collin. Line cured Of at
sck ChoI Rheur attain in few days by DR. Tobl~s Gel
eLrst.d v.r.tisn Linims ut
CASE OF CHOLERA-Mr. Iohn Wight, Of the firm Of j.
Wright Co 40 ISL chsrtress' New Orlesn. VI" imm7-
disty cured attack Of Cholera by Tobsss uinent
VOMITING AND collie Mrs J0-eph Nchnl No 10
Faey ST. Nev-Yot, ws cured OF an attack OF Cole ami
Wanting by DR. Tohi.ss Vet etian Lininent
Dep6 No 50 Corsndt New York Sold BY all the Drug
rr,s Price IS cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
TNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
i STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships composing this

ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIrIC, Capt rye
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce BALTIC capt Ooms'oeA
These shps been built by contract expressly for Gov
service Every has been taken In their oonrue
on A. also IN their on strength and speed and
their Accommodations unsqnsled for elegance
ard comfort Price passage from New York 10 Liverpool IN
6,s a cabin $50; do &15 exclusive ose OF ex
state rooms fS25; from Liverpool TO Sewfot so
and 500 experienced attached 70 eaeh snip NO.
her secuYed until paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06


AIDES u X L y II Il.
IL EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN FURS.
J. n. HARLEY
has opened the his splendid assortment OF
FURS, ~
Consisting of sabes B. msIten Stone Marten Mink Mar
ten Royal ETnne, &c.
Besides every other variety suitable for
LADIES' WEAR
His assortment Of FURS for TRIMMINGS large and de-
sirabe Also a fine assortment OF .. ..,,>
LADIES' AND GENTS FUR GLOVES, SLEIGH AND
LAP ROBES, &c.
ADtbe above article ave made the best style and warranted
Furs Refnishsd In the best manner .
J. II. harley No 81 Johnst., Newly
ADIES' FANCY FURS.-
IL BULPINS FUR STOCK
For the approaching ready and comprises
most superb of every fashionable garment w.
Nctorines, TlPpets, hiaine poaS
Capes, Cloaks C"nnes,,
Mufs and Cuffs in Russian and Hudsons Ray Saoios'
S,ons Msy,n Mink Squirrel
T,m;ns Genet Chnch.a.
Baum Marsn &c,
An pewy manufactured Of choice and wellseSoneo SKINS
and ct xtrtmely moderate prices nm, ~, NJ, p,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

Total square miles. s3l $50
Exces Of populson Ia the Free sates In 1859"
F,c,., OF free I.opaLIa In Northern States 7B7s
FEDERAL r. pre-. OF slave population, three.
Gnhs OF oto.0 is11%'
Giving the Slave States 81 members u Congress,
which Is the secret OF southern power in connection
with the organization Of the United States Senate;
giving 400 525 FREQ population in the slaveholdng
States nearly the same number Of members ss the
10 527 800 freemen OF the northern States
Comparative population Of the United States in
1900 1850 and l9O0-addiDg per cent per annufn,
the asceraned increase from Zoo to 1850 to the Iat
ter period: ,... ,...
Free States ........2 ,634b 2o l35UO 0uUuW
Slave States.......26T NV eOo'Joo o""""
Total estimate OF Population in 1900 600
OF which by ascertaned ratio of increase the slave
incubation will be IL 600 0OO leaving ", 900 900 free
men in the year 1900 Of which only $4,000 900 Will DO
in the Southern States.
Estimated increase from 1850 to 1900 in period OF
ten YEAR, adding , per cent. per .nnum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

CUPREME COIRT.-In the matter OF inc aP
- pesfr Of the Mayor Aldermen ant Go anomaly o. -
CITY Il New. Yort relative u THE OPESlSG AND "a
TENSION OF PARK-PLACH FROM its pressnt trtn'nas %
charges ard incurred ~ r-aon ~ the
nj. the above entitled v. be taxed ~ ne Cefs
ofhe Supreme oce IN he City Hall o. the CttJ
81 New ors THURSDAY the Ish day Of October d.
1884 At 10 o'cloeh A " HENRY SICOLL (Couui,
New York Sept = 1854 cHARLEsD MEAo> ''|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
HrYACK and HAvERsTRAw STEAMBOAT

L sf.
stsauer ISAAC z SMITH
leAv.s daily Except 5 81 ndayl
chan t-rs,t Pier a. 3 Z VI
for NYACk and HAVE
STRAW lsudins At Rocklsnd
Lsse and Pisrmont n con.
pec,ior With th- Nswiors sud
gre Railroad.
Psturnirg, leayss Bayer-
straw every morning AZ q
o'clo,s
y. B.-This me u boats 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

Total. 81, 2ot,Ooi 1894 sB
Deduct slave pop.... ,, ,ooI
Total white pop. 9, $50 SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06

TOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT and FALL
i EIvER-Tse sRiepd'a and ',g-r,os ,s..ns' x ny
FAY wEBsEsbAy sSd YRiDAY. ats o,e'oes v md
LsRI sTaIE EsYs sfp md s;iyGuns
n, hUH Pier No ) n r., seU The sssrv o0'n '''sA''s
Hereafter no loom. E be regarded secured 20 say sPp
snil ih. sane 'hsl, have been Pa't i2r N,,,h
Fr,ishi to sosnn forwarded shrOash With fs'' dsP'ieA
M BORDEN A1eu, No. 70 ard II we....t
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
ta i. po Ven. 10. ,Si saas 1 Ws IN o5:.a qh
Iiet,n and al ntorns,.oo sose,r1;rs route NV
YORK cESTEAL RaiLRoAD BY .pvica,iOn at the Com
pzIJ's ofhee, No. ls5 Br9aa~sy. ar Dey 10 A.. 80
I. p. DUSToS. ressi Asen..
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
N-mA SUMNER .RRANGEMESr ~
rop, at A llso \ II ard a. 40 iud 5i,P n
" tr'is E.Pr.s, or,e.-eh sr2r. s N Sssa
tie 5P NJ at Stamford, Sorvsk and Bridgeport; the P NJ
So, For; She,ter and sorw.lk-SpeciL Accommodation
al 4Ss NJ .ods p NJ tor NoF~aih ami Ls r NJ
FoE BosIos VIA Hartford sprin,hsi and "oroe.'sr-EH
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For N.w.Bsven sod New London R,ilTosd-Erpre' At
10 Nev.Lordon Norwch stonnson and Providence aud
,osPM New London only x
&c., safI
Fe, Dsrbnry and Horwslk R4ilro-d-Aeconnodati' a.
80 & a. A VI ard Express A. 10 p "
TKArNs 10 NEW oRK From New Haven. Aeeounofs
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prom soru.k AID Por' Chcs,sr-speciL accommodation
,rsir. non NorvAr SsAM from Port Chss'e at ~ A
N and - Pm. H. - i,
So sse bin advertisement At the Station Houses and
hotels
Vice Pre- Suprs OAce, No 81 Nana T. SeS i'th
Assist supts Once station Hou->' NeF fofA
NTYACK and HAVERSrRAW STEAMDoAi
Ll"i Is..cP SMITH Steamer ARROW lssves
S.tlv is.e,nt s,ndsvl daiy ,except sunday Cham
sH',. oa;; PiT 80 p NJ bsr.,., Pier a. 4 VI. flr
Tor NYACk and HAVER W tRs;- fdEhsiVNi
STRAW .laudus At Rockland NfAL X Dan HILL, COS,
Lsse and Pisrmopt n con meeting hockAno hs'7 s"'
pee,ior Nth The New ! ors aud hs'sr-trs~ -, H..
rp,.,ni,. I.sve. Uay-r. p NJ
h.l""rs, n,or.,in, a, 81 The ARROW will accom-
49,, ''' modate parties for any Of the
O srove pisces the most
.oDshls terms
,u- of b.. "a and Amo-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-06
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line Of NEW
l YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Thu line viii DO

il YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Thu line viii DO
composed Of the following new and splendid s1Fs vT
IA. CLAY...l see burden Capt DAVID Csnikins
wEbsTFR-.....2oo tuns burden Capt Ls1Ienee
ORIENT. 9 600 burden. Capt Geo > Hill
The shove vessels have been recently built and are inc
l.rrest and substantial In the trade , ~ -
They commanded BY Of experience ans soity
see very superior and e1ertion w e
promote the comfort Of and the eoc''o
ienee OF ihippers For freight or passage apply TO-
SFOFFORD, TlLEsTOS Co, No BroadEy.
Agents Ia Livsipool-T. GRiMSHAW Co.. Nc ~ oofee-