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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

; P.,s,ss OF THE ERIr.-This vessel, the melancholy
s, f which will be remembered by all, raised from
her wstery bed on Friday afternoon last Her hull vas
towed into port this morning and taken to the d doex
for The purpose of examination. Ii will be fearful sgns
=, LOOK into her desos,e hold, which probably contains
many treasures and perhaps the remains OF some o. me
unfortunate persons who were on board When fre vese
vas Destroyed by FIRE. ibun"'o hap'onci '"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
ROBBERY OF A CHURCH

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, July 7, Ie54
St. Andrews Episcopal Church in this city was broken
open last night aud robbed of nearly the whole Of the
communion plate Among the articles stolen were four
silver plates four silver chalces two breadstands, and
large silver sirainer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

about $50 or 400 niles the other companies OF
"sm 70 GU, by Fort Riley, and open up new road to
Laramie.
The new mai contractors to Salt Lake and Santa Fs
mence operation tomorrow. They are nov stocking the
road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
ouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Bsfore Judge iysssgn

- TRIAL DIVORCE.
The summing up in this ease was commenced ms lore
noon by Mr. Busteed the part OF the defense Who adj
dressed the Jury for nearly three hours He was followed
by Mr. Jordan for plaintiff 1t expected that the Court
will st doing so after tme) till the argument on
both sides shall have been closed aud the case will be
given 10 the Jury tomorrow forenoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.--MARY KILL
IN LYby HIRAN WILDER, her friend, seaies JOIN

NETWORK SUPREME COURT.--MARY Kill
~ LY By HIRAM WILDER her se.t friend sS,sse SOhN
2sumnsss rvlef-Ts JOHN G. KILL, the 900
ant Yea are hereby and snswf ~
City and County x HswYst City Han in ~ cry sn1 =
copy yo to the sat complaint 90 N
At cree No l0 Broadway In the CITY Of New 49,
vssiy dsys amer tbs service Of sh mnneos Or
within sfoesai the plaintiff IN this ssdsu WI spp!Z -
relief demanded he --Dsesd jesse ~"
D. W. FESToS fI:. Z, Amss1sy
CUPREME COURT.-Is the matter Of laying eat
- public place cob ssd loeLe.s ead he - - -
avs in The city YsrkCENTRAL PARk-Te ~ swses
essee eeenpsnt end other Dsnsons 10 sny
judsmen decree otherwise entitled unto ~ mtefsS ~
nd and premies above mearssss Or :sy Pc. srs ss csS
2stisie and Assessment N ne sScvs ~ 4. IN
oce 40 Broadway over The nesropsmsn esns
eoet On any day e. ,Ssssss q ~ sis
erest therein In default whereof and GO ne eees6
or hs not % ~ Or knovn
sy . s.ssx" owpsss being he dszfs V esssss
Ia rsst ssd - present. the psn ths sa dsy
ssnstsat v s.aan.:,os and q: ssrd = she nS
Ard comply preceding notice, sshsr fskr Ss.se
WI - ROBERT !. DILLox o,uassl % TIE c~yusa...
MEAN pspen pusIkhed Ia he city MNew Y.rt An ,.s.s
pu.h the preceding notice De iSk dsv Of j.iv .s ~
each week and snd their bs (vfh -
ne cs q ne Cevns the Cepsaon 70 Be psd q hs -
...-as- :. :. Esseeea@ ~ jsS iswtjyi8
PURSUANCE Of IN order Of the Surrogate Of the
Comfy Of hev Yea Nsucs ksrsbv sveu 10 an 800.
ssirs ssAina PATRICK KAvANAH ss n - On u NJ
y sS e Al T! I jS;iesT D;aa;'i
- ~ n he Cay e New Yost bs5sss The Asso0
~ Hs.sness assIDsssl New Ysh rs sssS Az 81 HsS
~ my" isvsns) NARoAkEr Ne00wlN. xdsssissssass'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
SCHOONER FoUNpERED AND SIX MEN LOST

=
In the heavy gale which swept Lake Ontario on
Tuesday last tie schr Duke Of Darlington foundered
about twenty miles from Toronto and six hands including
the captain, persisted. boy named Bailey WAS the only
ners0n saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
ACCIDENT on THE GREAT WESTERN RAIL
ROAD-SEvEN PERSONS KILLED AND MANY
WOINDED.

BUFFALO, Friday, July 7, 1854.
dispatch from ST. GATHERINGS this morning. states that
the night Express train the Great Western Railroad
which left the Suspension Bridge last night run over
horse whereby the two emgran were thrown of the
track killing passengers and severely woundns
ten Others of whom viii not recover None OF the
in the rscass severely injured and
all the employees escaped unhurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

shs peIh.n Thorn Calais 10 days lsth to BoNdusn& Co.
Sebr Roscivs Cook, Taunton Mas carpets.
Sehr James Hawley, GoOdhus, Portland, Ct stone
sebr Hsuet Smith Portland 2 days, stone to master.
Lighter sch Dummond Lloyd from wreck Of chip Monte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK.
Cleared this Forenoon.
Arrived.

Brig Fanny, (Br) Richards, st. John. Logan csln'
scbr Abb Albon tB) Michigan, ST. John, T. Nev" IONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-07

ieve they'd like it. Nothing happened 10 us although
expected something every minute, and we were in Buffalo
in omnibus about dark going to take the steamboat
on the lake. suppose the omnibusdrver here was very
poor too for he wanted much that he said he vas
going just way, when he had to JUS. the other way
carry great many people to hotels, first. heard come
gentlemen that wanted 60 right away to the boat say
word that begins with but couldn't help thinking that
their blood couldn't have been pure gentleman but might
sometime have had something in j! that brought them
quite into relationship with the that drove the horses
The was oil lost too because at the boat in
time and might have gone to all the hotels again
the driver had wanted to, had to wait % long.
AL the relationship to the that drove the horses
of sight when the excursonss sat down 10
elegant supper board the Southern Michigan People
cay that everything done alsng the roed and the
way to St. Anthonys Falls to make great many travel
want to go sueh pleasant way. But could MT feel
that all the polite captains and ell the gentemanly con-
ductor, treating co. because they wanted 10 sell
great many tickets and get service OF plate from
their companies when they resigned II seemed 70 come
natural that can't help always believing they liked
TO be pleasant strsn especially such bright one a.
there in party from great many editor sane
tuu 10 and such wise places.
I'm sure felt much obliged for all the pleasant words
had given me- and thought they ddn care anything
for but olly wanted TO tel somebody else to coma
esufaI boat across the lake because If they don't they
might lose Laughing song heard there, wncn
made willing TO be far from home II couldn't DC
ence between the black face and the whest teeth had 90
much to do with IT, Swans" that have come over the
to have pay great dea Of money 20 near tnem
.ng hsd. many Of them more muse ~ Soass ha
Michigan In the evening II was Just Ike picture Of
oonlsht and water with another boat al brightly light
sasan, company The, you enjoy much without saying
q word
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-07

IA Treatise on Perspective for beginners, sim
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Life Of Napoleon, by Hazllt, do
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Frank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette OF Fashion for
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IMPERIAL DICTIONARY. ENGLISH,
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A.
E7srR NEW YORK TO AND FROM
IN ~ a LBANt AND fkOl.--on and
s',er mo"o'y' p'"y p 1ooa tne trains VIII Iut as
'onows CONC ,sopm,,
:, cOiN9 NORTH.
4, Leave cave New York from, from The Office 90" y ef
Chambers street ana Coileee Place, az
Ga. m Express tram for Albany and Trey,
s1nns ws'm ,,.s @ Ss ana Western ua'AS
lam. Pa0ughkespsis Way Passenger T.si.,
New York % Poughkeepsie;
=, q. m. man Mall tram LOT Albany and Troy, stop
ping at Peekskli, Garrlsons, Cold Spring, Fish
Kill New Hamburg, ana al all mail stations north
OF fougnkeepsie
~ a. M feekskiii way passenger Train, stop
ping ~ al stations,
az ionkers, larrytown, Ding cing, Crugers, feeRs-
kiil, Cold spring, Fishklll, New Hamburg, Pough-
kesps,e, hyde fark, hhlneoesk' harrytown, n,
vol, Oakhil, Hudson, Coxsackie, Stuyvesant and
Casileton and connecting with the Express Train
leaving A'Dany .. o-Sv p M, lot bula,o' and a
!, ?. m; roughkeepsie way Freight, and Pas
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., P. m. way Train for Albany and Troy, stop
ping at Doops's Ferry, Sing Sing Peekskill, Cold
Spnne, risnklii, New Hamburg foughkeepsie'
and AZ all stations north.
49,. ~o--~~fS.~, S'SPfAAo - 49,
way stations.
:, 2. M ExPress Trans as 70 Albany ana Troy
stopping al reeKsKlii, rshklli, Poughkeepsle,
hninspecE, ana hudson, connecting at Albany
win tne western Express Train at ii, p m, Tor
Duna,o.
stations + - - s'A'' stopping - - way
g o. -
baov snd Troy s,enn;ns sl q rLs,gn. Ta lor AZ
mons. rf-e = - 'Ao a''o n
ii. =. M. To rarrv,own .,o,,;n,, :, 4, 80,
s..,;.p. y'o~n' s'oPPing ~ ai way
GOING SOUTH.
Leaves Troy at 4.3O, a. M, and Albany al 4.45
a. m. Express Passenger Train for New york
stopping at Hudson, Rhinebeck, Poughkeepsie
Flshklll, and Peekskill
Leaves Troy at 4.4o, q. m, and Albany at a
m. Way Mail and Passenger Train for New York
stopping al all mail stations
Leaves Troy at $50 a. M, and Albany at S.4o
q. m. Express Tram for New York, stopping only
at Hudson, khinebeck, Ponghkeepsie, Fishkill
and Peeksklll-
Leaves Troy at l0.43, a. m, and Albany at IL,
a. IN. way Tram, stopping NJ Castleton, Stuyve-
SAINT, CoxsackIe, hudson, Oakhill, Ilvoii, Barry
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

bALllMOhE AND OHlO hAlLhOAD.
For Cincinnati, LouisviLs, indianapolis, Column
bas, GAINESVILLE, Cleveland, Toledo,
Chicago and Sc. Lonis
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Passengers leaving Washington at 6, A. NJ,
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splendid steamers WINCHESTER and DUR
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Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Louisville
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Passengers holding through tickets can lie over
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Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-07
REGULATIONS CONCERNING HACKS


How TO Know VINO THE HAckuAN Isl All hacks
are required TO be licensed, and 70 have the num-
Der Of their licenses 10 be painted in black figures
of not less than two inches In depth, the front
and side of each lamp attached t. such carriage
or If there be no lamps, the numbers shall be con-
spicuousiy painted on each side Of the drivers
box. i
In case any stranger or other person feels him.
self aggricved by any hack-driyer, let him Obtain
the number Of the hack. How 10 roach him with
the law is hereafter pointed out.
RATES OF FARE ALLOWED by LAW.-For each
passenger for any distance not over one mile and
a half 49,. .......... 20 cents,
Over one and half miles, and not over
three miles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
When detained on route over FIVE min
utes, driver 10 be allowed, in addi-
tion for each quarter Of an hour de-
ned...............-.. 121 sc
The above are the rates allowed between day.
break and s O'Clock P. M. After 8 p NJ the rates
Of fare allowed are as follows:
For each passenger for not over one
mile and n half. ................... 37I cents
For one and half miles, and not over =
three mlles-.- rs "a
For detentions, for each quarter Of an
nour. ....-...s l54 n
RiGHrs sF PERSONS HIRING HAoKs-When
more than two persons are in a hack the driver IA
not permitted 10 take up another passenger with
out the consent ofpersons already in his hack
When any number OF persons employ hack
the driver is not allowed 10 take up any other pas
senger, provided the occupant win pay him the
fare OF three persons.
Hackmen are allowed 10 receive greater com
pensation than is liked BY law IL il be voluntarily
offered by the passenger; but IL he receive the
same without informing the passenger that Il "a
greater than his legal fare, he is guilty Of having
demanded the illegal fare.
lr CASES OF NKTUsAL ny HkcKMys TO TAXI Pas
sSSsERs- Hackmen are required by law TO carry
all passengers rende hem ~, e~a1 Z. - ..,,l
previously engaged or he iis necessary trans
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IL in Religion, Science, and Literature.
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p
THU NHW YORK AND L1VERP00L
UNITED STATES MAIL srh2ADfEI2s-
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A NEW WORK BY HENRY ROGERS,

A NEW WORK BY HENRY ROGERS,
IA author Of the ECLIPSE OF FAITH entitled A
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