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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01
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G1lRFAT AI-CTI0Y SALE of REAL EsrA1

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VI CLEVELAND. Ohio on TIL 2sDAY SEP. l'-33oI IL
T1TS ne ,rrrrser fer Tor thfuush Ness CUTTER
ks0N llcdonee on T1ssDAY & hri eiy Of SEPTEMBER neHi
Il rrore,fy frors second laft fouftn ~ hNi2t
Crual nd Coumsc IT, and On tie ol Oait ana I,
ceuf,r he cry Than other trat ' lsi - a 60.
.ceussd f- dive rlt nom ne g. ~ fi t Wy
NsIie Pubic square afd 5s u -uies ven NON ne ~
cr Al H,t.is Ole has dred ~ me Lf's are ~ ~
ltv csdence. IN fle CRY IL - fol 'rls
ieufi1s ben dockd sri hsd r ed y fei of oc
be bruug1t lite l@cl ar Zee i'f ~ >
nd M Ter Tor other turss purfcs 9-a-e y ne
o Of the pfopeIs af- lie ~ 's e's
~ nal shop flctorcs mills e. Sc There ar se'@ra "se
- ~ psuss which have leea taten lp 20
80 erpense ile thrown into rce var 'in tIs On
Frr rr sverv 10 10 pat vii pure sasf AID b. -
pie Fit~r Tor iha fffo al $50 90 s-rl1
,rel mech. AZ b. sfecteo. s1,.. .,--,
IL ~ F,tsiCrsh-st Plans kasd vhen ts Ga~ there VI so1
celira'e o. ili. prop. -. y. s o "a , ,,.s-gt
% 1e frAc q Or lf - el- ' a- ''2
rlieior scosrdius 10 he srrds esosle1 - - IT
grades tat exceeding fegl WI l1
oui Csus front Tie shs May oi .e % -@ i1d
trees Wi te planted By te prpnsof 0li o. a. le .o' ll VIII
BE- lksiy % b. occupied ior rvscslcss
- conssuce .l erc ,hs if9-fty
q csPssfs ulAt l-etafe le'oi ;
VI ar becoming interested 10 tefa1 re- esHe 40
de- a. that the property must s- isaf 4o1z the
70, Of "a a, 3 fnsei ices - Be s4 By ihs l1let
I'D. oneiosth pule 90 n ~ 20 Dc PSF lRn
q slins contract aDa he 9-lee = Inc rs
rsyer interest az eea AID taxes o. he ~nd sae
" he lnpsis fllcAsfe money ., A. -..ri L. ILL.,
ID r,r o tie
p,i.ets ga ID. 81. q more AZ ,1l-cs
foin ne underlined Which VII p .fac'ed ipltlQl non
I.ol sc Ce -. sho iods IT, le 90 le 4ne "e q VII
o. .sts ina deed toE slh iaHl or ~ = j.
sd psEt,s Payrg 10 Ia of t1sr o WI r
u.r. al g. car Be pTocgsd ne eou q
cCTtFH slS ssves .snd oc toe tg sld ns7s
ns.f t.irdsy :. 3 STONE.
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=.
g S OF s9 s,. to. rs: e 's i f fes "
CUTToNOu nssiet ssesay with far eeins-d sAes LOW
flour AND NEAL-our u.et opened steady @ st..s Fiesl
90 home there better demand ir exP1E.
r krs, delivery Ihe bes Grades Iegus. At s
r,iees without ehAnse sAd 4 scAee 80 - me
600 oe sss IS ia for mixed isnsy essa lada. and We
eoI'a' std = J., r sise sS.'as - 80 ssi j, ar
srIc Ti - =, A. - f1 riSea = sod Isshi brand
rd $ 7sS r fancy ds I've Flour inactive sad Peaiy AZ
3 3 g, ans AID = sd as4 ~ isi se!.l m ys.,
The upys oi prime limited TIE ssc'oas ~ hs
TSrT ts II 81 est and bo.he cAnsdAa 2 Rysn
sutS he . Hins sn: o.. ~ = sI "a J y zoe, c. at
ter M esusnd ta1 he E.si .ia noI ts. As' q -
oT rouud yellow ard =, IS 10 southern ys ,o~: =
zee ~ "a tcs a ic io' Oao Ard Ut e io' Piss al y
hss 9s \ - M. SsnslS sor Pss f especially for P
sld rrs ar sse ~ - st s5 s,sss tis' Ss g.
&c vs nm sac. Of az bbis ssdso fo County Me-
s.esIs ~ e. oy Mes ase {sis g Bes ha,As s.s.
,se Of sS Cut Meas az se4iy s-si -
- 50 ,,re I'D Is am a. ia sc OAo. I'D s.
~ sse Cheese bucyauL sspFy PRIME llea'= s4rs
ireey offered a. aarses sedy sAes Of p
ts,ss = seS &c 2 w snail - Is Of w-ra a5,
PoN-1fs nsrAet w,shout ehAnse >se CT - t--4 500
hs - = - 81 s.s Ssc1aed GA cent ssd az, =
fs,src 81, has RIO a eaI sesos1s 70 lo'-9 . a-
IL Toers,e Sesa2. saes lte lids oao' 4a'
; lts qsNts TIivate terms ,-...-.o-,-.-.
LEAO-Tls market xahoei saes % A9-e - - = "
= Gsta Al Is l.. - IS Retail 81 ~ " .s.' =
HIDES The market . s;ercy. Nth Hqder.e Lil
sceA first hands noderass for ne s7sson' We 10 " 80
LEATHER-Press stin ted upEst q oay u'as'.a &C.
nafd c csy ful 49,.
ollS-lhe nsiset fFa for Hashsh Ln'eed sAss 81 =;
wbs s fsD.s en- a. u, =, Z, I am xse al ~
Srflg Lsre Reo urckGnsed
NAVAL sIoREs-Orr iar spr. Iurrsnr1s 3 gu.
IBIS fso4ac Cre sfcs6y sale 81 b % > p
= kesl s o. ote -
81 dS - NOTh Couzy, sEd q 550sl iJT MLminoG
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bu bob .re sr. r's4 AZ TIE ab0ve 5aotstoo For
sse l. rsrd Tx e. sd pces ssout re 'ile Coss
NLsL AID sYg FLoC7 ar - - 80. - sas
r+ re r-s- 20 some s1tl as
81 ,r, RI fl0 IA. snd Wtfs - = q; ID Peas Tra
81. "A tf.. =. . fn TTE 90 r1 forE CoEs cg-l 1
49, - r. g. I'd osTs Ens--tel scuE lfnr
o. tr-h "a ? -l. rars dave
hFs 1e~1 in Co a. r1rtar
q. la.re- GO hass o ls1e a.
pgov.,ss A. I'm lu-ae.- 1olE; - ole ~
p-sx 49, A. siU tbl' BEEE hoU sDs - IS b.
y 10y s.csrse. bLs -ac- Az eTuls- essks 10
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Torcigu Ports.

Foreign Ports.
An .f Cuf-eos jay bark Lysarti Snow, SION PHI be
AZ Csr5t1, Jay Is ta. w,y,r1 from Ei,'ro SD ie'A
tri Johrs 2 eh "a, ts MAsIst h.ainona B1.-n
An G,s sI KIM. i a.Dou, r'' a red s. :S '
g. IN, :, ks Pc jag Ia s:s o. T. .lns b. S 1a h
d. L. e. ,laear d. ca eth. sbl' Mary El-5et1 Ho-so
L.sfo"; orsier Is,-qi' 90 90. -s.i.le Faru.o
KeY ork. ~ Ay, D.usas, g.. Col7a s-lr Gar aud 50 M
Az. Cael.s ISL 'o ship Prince p wie, MAKER Nev Yoas
sir = tsy "a .1.t ..tf sarah Iost lh bus A4ah >
ioS g-e5 fo.'ss q 81 bi. ree, Mels6er Bosoa
Ar JOIN 5d,rl - ' ,f. p. Pa, Bfsaep B.
o. Juta ArdrTcr s"..- 90 si' 'np 'o'TP'a' 'A-s
I'd .; - SCI g. i'h - brs 1ad,H Queen Hane
ot = yeto.rre Apr 90 sap . ni i s B.s.. p..,, p
roe fee ~ Tor A,.'' ' ~, On al t1s Pse 6s Rcd
Hc.,'-' H. H. y .' s c1srer. h Haruet Eryas
~. - % ,i Jla'o Dlrasa ca-ao a. PEN seoos saa
i a. fs1. Ia JOG H. s 81, M., Ie f s.n Fneo for La
i'a Into LIVERPOOL os, a, Aksnsss O Orleans chsro'
Al a. 90 Is,i .- sla-sL, Ne"-laf aad EaerrFse 10
q, 6s5r' csl 5-te .e pPO'ed tik cra'os B'oe
e. ~ ca No. ai.r b.s Chefaia oil a.hAH r Liver.
rlel a. t-s II R Hs.srns 81. . to Sew-fofs
c., siss iB Do de- IsA, 30 Jas X Ho"s' Tor
W. s 5 .. s ace Sass 5 s S, IoIi Do At
pa Erd lrs L. Sa-n j soo 'o' Ne-,iistsu' S. Am.
o.
Ac tfs st icil slFpoted r ca. " some o,l-i so y
Gavin. if,h Ia. ak hsrl1 TAG CcoRsf iron - ta'-'
- 4, I7,h rst bari rsrris sre-r, Por..lad
- t,r1s fo Bosom p 4 tclrln No!e =.
N.Y. ar eh ~ a. ts A Ate-s tl o0'0a All 4'a ]"
- %. s r. bHs sesss M-u,g ior b soa .oos
4, s,ss i1tn Big Md. Yeas tl Hs"-4'A' 70 u.s. " w.
az. = Ell Ell - 80 toa cars fr Batoa raiy bats Mule
We5e "a d. serce. hlhiI-ga ~ d. ID 'iis IA ei-
49, III -. irs1 Fla Blrsess GoEtsal i9f Cos.
q. rrs7s.d Ftles isz Ntwlod an Sh saA9a ks Az
o. issb insf Ls-nde- saov OR Bsn re d.I
r-rr "a TO- is- hns N-ptu-e qo i3r 90 ne
80 .rsr hlr.s Alcrca-. A4- t-l-l 't-'
49, NssYo .l.ta Psro ke-,ch Ai--'lf Jt' fifi = mar
ih, -. -, IL int big Trigre, XII. NcE fork i5l
-. -, 10, A.l.A j l5n frtfri Avs-L ~
ir-f - s1ltW ltirrs, hcf1r.t t.fa.a istA Nh
crrr'r-e Lett Chatcu- "a ID Ia ~ A-.4e" NE
AID ~. b.t h.s berry of bison ie| says o.
A1t-1 i.'s' f.f -, Pooo he. PaTs. Ns~Yok 2th
1870 B.srcl az AZ Ala A. Igns- r4e-ee 90 -
80 = ) r. CT e - - - * az
-. = Co.,, ,sr: 5rg Oz rc- p a., u Fs- q
fr.lcs FREQ, 1 - - ; fP'.1- .
- 800 a cav Trsss, Gaia, Candsce Ne@-lo-.
is1 - ron Iocfe. P.rK PhlaFlli ot- "a A.4-- 4
s.rs-u FcT-srd biosae, Faoa- Ne"-O eau l-
- - - Tioab.i,. Nuason. Ns~fork
l-fh Est ira feriiA - s,sL ~ -
: sc.Es Ct4f d. TN llral-.n e. p
st.fre.o IN sask Nil-1 h@nfI AZ -" io,A
re es1ea ~ ~ LeEIco) CLEARED s-a 9Hk May I-A'l
i So II IN "a 1.i5 An r. .,,As NsEos's' wa''nA' ''
So, Joal y B. an lns, .7 AaPaarNs, Edr4ss
LCL1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

IL s,,sk rs-ktt today showed heavy shaking among
9TH. arsisS he heaviest fl VSs in Parker 'e.n"hcA
tp - csrf. closing q; ~ say Il cent II as many
avs Cumberland has allen 10 cent.intwo weeks ou'
Vas STEADY today The o-ng in Of loans on some Of the7
s.ca Rs bsen TIE immediate cause Of '1 decline LIS
Rs,,rcsS fNl Harlem Z. and New Jersey Llne l.
r. 8 sushp City Of MAncheser, Capt L-itch' len
Pspdlphis &, noon SSurday, with Sc passengers iun
frsislt ard $4,000 IN specis.
n d,n.rd fos money good but the supply is rather
II excess ,
he exports Of specie fOE the week aad for the year Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

The export Of coin from England for the East is stu
heavy The official tables Of export BY the outward bound
Indian steamers Of the Peninsulsr and Oriental Steam
Navigation Company show that for The six months smiling
seth June lss3 tbs; export gold bullion 20 ,si
gold sovsrsgns SO and in silver q s3f 20 Abou
20 T. cent in silver silver appears 20 BE constantly IN
oourse of absorption in the Eas; little returns
The suhioined tabular eItrac: Of the statement inter-
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spoken, &c.

Jurs io l,t IGN lon $3.50 w snip Joan Byta- Dy-r Gds's
SJuss b. i - Cd 4 ~ s. Havana A.an, f'n IaTl-a f5i
j., - ht r5N Ion 49, w ss7 b ne bbey a. sO7o,
y .f - ioa i " ship Uarsrss Brl fen Liverpool ar
NrvlCE. ~. r r.-.-.. ..
49, f0rA. t,-
NV q oa Hst'e-ss big Car.sr- % SeEgo., b'uat p
~ a. 81 r l. " shr =. pLlcL Mckinney. rJu YER
. T. 'rr-i
~ bsrfsdy.s 90. r... m
~
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t-v, rvs -rv - o. salss = CoTI7v tdlT Pr Loo
rrorr zee fts 20 q Asss nsTs as -s-7. e. i.
4 tie wstk -6lo bs'es= Weeks 80
49,. srct i- rr- 15e0 TlT&c-css-yct fts wss 81 ltas
Fl-rs-Tfo rsrk4 s--Vr srd 6-n- Hs 2
rti- rl-sl % Co.'s 81 Mess +.
Mann Iul~ st So Cor oy o. 10 Pr fl1tss
-neFriss CCTrrsN have chang. zeal
rfart-ts C 81 ~ . " cL-Se n -s &c e.. a.
sfkst cs-f rN ~ nv ors ress PRIMO CL1TFs -Te 1r
49, fsrffar cr q Z. ss-s c. .le 40
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hsIer-.

2s.h, slip Jeh s"ift from DsrtHoua "a
cv Il Or VIA r. -, 1890 -
sout- bs.s 4 b.. tlsrs I'D Oh vel
SI no. str- rf.ot : p 1ed sfaie " she I'D issrds
~isug tfsltgi biz >.i r. spar htene COS - n At
C.l6. H'clsu. Co tender o. t1~ a.'~r etatfal
= b. clip hrcrau lufre -1i'N +, A. .
vhsr- srd shrs Blckulser, ard Nnls o O- fie
(crdrr o. he t.-.us-tl d.. --.----. -...
a fls .tefr AID r.posd 9Th With lN IDS on o1i
n Beverly 18th hak Lacy 10 Nue y a ilc '---
C0-s-0 ue ce 20 deteclfr rs
q blTt "a Z = W -s-pi ~ II
her n, ior g. 50 W. wn - Dos 50 4 ~ nll
sr,Es Jus &c, bsrk Lsdy sldo-S Miller oevss
Clh Wlh = bis litsd see- sqeru "s nne t-l-'
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-. = S1ecE. 40 PaiIsdeirhia. in

sSsrss. Nc-, IS l,it si"s reS2 = - = 8, a. 6s6
= O. a.. CO 81 49,. O.. GO; hi
- > S-oc " z5s.0a r R-ts' pa e'fenA- H.
- ~ CNese- N.sN X. ~ , IA, n a. *. A. 90
- 3 "A a. : ljS- a GO DE- 80 .'ei.
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utsnster-. &c.

- - - .erirerrnc. Capt I cl a. t9u fs.se. l-elart
~ -. ~ ~ ~ tcrs Sal .Ea SO r-sslssr - 81 %
- pc,f M \ uu.ks- Ihurs-ty eEess ts'li oae ~
i, Its e E4fl 49, y ler a'ft
- ~ norriE sLd icgre a-r - y w. 80 -,
-Lee i-s.r overheard c iae fltfoe- q Sltenf -
-. - ,,-.-, n.s.aI &C Isesisfb -~fre-0e1 n
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Philadelphia Market. ..s,rvSp,,. ~, y

lie nsIitt selesIy dal "a aEEta todJ I'D CoTreN
Coal -ruy kd 9Th
Ssnl ia 1r sasE.Lt A. bone ~ A. frnef guosi
csist ege -e c-IsLe or export
80, m. xer, 4 Aod.s-s 5sefed ios % ssG s. 8
!, NJ fsy ss an, md fgi-e ., ies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

Ts B-cSoEay Insurance Company have declared DIV
iserd q eight pr oe1i payable the I'd Of August
t. Bank 4 TIE Republic four per cent payable on 'be
ssh Ct August.
r. Ralo sns STATE Line Railroad, Eve per cent psys
he CT lie :: q SEPTEMBER.
n suroskssz Manufacturing Company Of Aassachu
s-,,s au- per cent The Bay state Mills three PER cent
TIE IeEen Blessbery, Eve Per cent.
APsrrsyvaria LAND Company. which claims = possess
,h VIDE WeseIn Rssssve II Ohio sFped - 'ha snerS
Isr6 ODE. EIids., fcr Fa;sNts which were -e.used
Tie s-aopr Of tie dividend Which ihs North OAroNn@
c., C-rsry viii Ply on the lsi September Is Ten per
ca, CT f.y oea,s Pc shse-
Ms. Dsac.n Sherman & Co. viii pay the bonds now
,.,uir Of tie late Rochester nd Syracuse Railroad
Cspissy
II lss1.s q tic S4bTrsAsary for til month has been
a. follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

Sin Tr.por ~ Bath P,er av 10 dl' VIA So p'ss-asn
" Loey.. Ho6.ss NeOrle,rs q lays, &, Blanchard
Js-tt bsto J. Alt1s H. Beek-- OF b0siou
a.fi o. be ssssse $500. ,
lor. ara j. Vafse. gers 9 sister
Ba9 Nafssr 10 II or4rd La,pae eewO ela. T. days %
ua.iel Ju lat ~ l- d spoke 1ars Louisa BIS flor New
Ot.ls tlI tOfce4lr.
FrlEJ rev %. cs-s
BIZ Henry N91is. cot Nooki Bunker Ak Cay-s July u %
AJusr c. Juy q o - p a74 &c. SPOKE h.is AuIela Eids
Osyes fuT boston
ers 49,, july Is VIA tiies &c = } 5-lse s'ii
J-, : e. a. en- a. r. s!oke t.sk steer sS.W .
s,hr CcIlkl, tLaE ea'of, dsya ia cotton = " L.
seS Cse. ME- Brown savl1ns' day. WITH Cotton &c l.
81 u. W. 4. Perry Brilo.k Gals 20 d-ya
s.frI D. AZ DCE.l.on Por ard c. days
Sony Hsl Ruse D. Portland c. . tsys
S..f. hsy state. BIZ Bas.lr days
Sr octo,. Perry. PA Plia .ou1i % Pssvaden-s
SCR Fr.rass + ,aM = ~ c
St.suei k.rLrltc. HsLi PhlscelpLs
Steiner I. y SEX more.
slo.I He1y COMB Por.aao GO, 2dllI go .
SAILEU-~e.ushi-s Frsnkia Wctien HAVE Fsrt. " %
hui sssanth: s1.ae-uer Dct Ca-sto ia 20 " az
rh E.c1ucuC. % Centurion CO-ltA LfeOsl ~ q
49, How narss u, fls p. B lsT- 81 p-1sT
sl,yeret- PcIi WstA4I AID Ctrefs
hip P1ee Albert sis-A kI L1bdoa, Is ineh'i "
rs -iL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

MINIATURE ALN1NAc......rBis DAY
e sets ......7 Is MoON-ksef
tTEk.-..t. ISIS DAY
I..r1.... "a HeA 6ss.... Gin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

Arrived 81
sim J,sus Bate. E.se1ssool Msui Mach .sps.ed AeF
g. July ~ .ifi 'l = " P-sasd P Bozsy d I'D 10 Do
BsIE Taselta Haral wsAa.pn RIO Dc J.aso % ~. va
.iI Hsns, NsHucket Wl-.sf Coleman D "a $ H'--
B1ik ss II Ihsuoal P..5aiy Saga q G. ands i'y'1 40
"a AN ~ Pertsra) Je~,it Hs,sn jay p with saS, 81
10 FsIls. D,alo jay So 4PM BaSes.t Lsa :" - ~
a.. - Gee ~. " Dsassa ves-l 4 s5eEa
C,t ls.osts lie c-slea5s a-'e4 Fot ~
gs cs 1usa ,l,e LeshOn . d AID IS fron osltg
wi 1sIbe. A. 10 ( Fstneet.s ,-,,-... r.,, q, ,ah
Bra Nan te' 3 B soi ~ 90 f''''
81 ..a of NswFor R y New s ossisa's 'iay' viii 81
81, A,o PoJ M.sa,sr o7osi0, ' aays VA VINE A. 70
81 S5ss E BID Fernando, NAssaa up a,y' Wa PIE
e Co. L1vsr S roossy e Me- Jons 3 d.ys
"s So. J Jss Esse l. ..suvs sd. VIII -bs- 70 Ma
t s Rsbss,,au mp Jse1-rVs, d,ys VIII III
''; t. f l.. ~ B ss5 o,ss Pan. Jay u
y Gu L. 5uy - a. - a. = ID, $50 B. to- Pss-en1
~ a,5Iy olsy Sss. Ne--Bs fs5i lana . SaHy
seaI j.sIs /: c9s P'r 800 :. 4; . sis,.
s.ssztT J.eI.oz, - Barlaore-
s liitESssf i8aoo Nsr for Msssasrs A7,a. Tx
wis WiSb IS. 5 viii .as lAa, n EH.e ssH
Tie srs Rufu, sors oA.r.a, asas M A'Pa-s "a, .ssso'sd
10, ID. s.ns, 7Io51 Fsllias r..er,paI
TIE HIGHLANDS. Jay SIS Pm
7s su,ra hos-d vese sone A. t-srs AZ -
Wa w.sss : ' !is "a d. .ila lsi,acns.
tFro- - iorTesTSndeE-l
PHI ArTLPriA. J--y 3l-AT I ; Ma s,etnsLq ss7 o.
CO. ps-Te bs-s Tx HIt-oE Bos-oa: arp Si2y bats
= s rsr-1r CrcE-l. Boston schr- W W Marry, Il Nd
re- ~ CI,S BAKER Bozoa C. c. Ck1-stI1
55e.- Ter-e.es Rsnel. Psi Bs-Tsy las. Easlsa S-is
=. YoWsr EchaQud B Z sazT >asr2 P-,v-
49,. q e. sh1lsT Portisls to-r h9?e W Sesy yesns.
n lfhsol. New Lcrcuc. Cd Jay y
- a. S,x-Yc "a Ma---cEs B.st5n O.rr-y- B-lrss
sfSs.-i- V.svs-e S.1d.rTd Ae~-lo.s haas Ea I.g-1r
is-t' CIarrd Idol L1uros. 3 sfo1; s-1r1
a. 49, CO.. Carslr6se MarA Baksf, Boso1 D sSsns
L-l'' ,i,e Cr.sol Lea.s, 8zri- Ne 3 y snap Sap
hiil-.t - - 500 Bc-c1u. M1ry Elvsy Hl-k1s, SeE
go - 80 90. Iiuotty Fnu1 Cr1rer ffsrdeeee
nave ~ $50 As1oli1, S-alc-t >cE4t O. Il II Eree
r.rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

DhltlkllN Nll1 LifANs '~Iti.HNf s-Natro plupe-
u So viii D. c-vcc OGee 90 tha lonpt-olef CIV IA
p.,t-r N~furttsv 90 rrx' s. 'ccck, ~ ~
Bo o. led BY hs CO o. 8foillnt 70 tae smouni q s
1~.f fcr.s II le Lersa'l- n ia jlls
si .1 Nil b. l.d sus of g. l r.yarie nyeas trs
Jr, is3 i ilps- c1lru a. per sent r-r sndun Fsfbs
on toe lst July al Jsuaars. The ath 81 e d.
f.f forilo lsle hj satlf t41d II - o'as rcsd
f-rn. Isl ~ ihe prompt atd lsa pa'me-t e I'D Dan
e r-erl offered vii he rque g. oe pad rpon uotcs lcf
~ - ~. ~. q t3. sfsN b. sccer'ed The pulr I'D
frrsf hs isf July ns O. B. paid ard N eoaa
os"'''~ y" OF 4 ESf ARROOK Cornstrsios'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01


The resignation Robert Schuyler ksa from the Pres
idencv Of the Illinois Central Railroad viii MOI involve ms
r.tren.p, from the Board Of Directors which remains
composed Of the same geutl who have, IN tue cary
ing out Of that great work rendered such important ssE
vices only the State Of Illinois BAT to eVsry STATE o.
the Union well the Federal GovernrsIt The sk.l
and forecast Of that body Of gentlemen marked o.. mole
by which the lands OF the Federal Government could BE-
brought in aid Of the egrsnt the settler the 5rw>der
and the merchant ell as OF the GoyeEnnen, State aud
Federal The United States held twelve iitsen millions
az acres of lands ia the interior Of Illinois Al average
rs vears and could sell them because the produce
,s,ied could rot be got TO market The Illinois CenrA
go,S offered TO build Railroad throughout the entire
tract GO miles long for 100000 Of these uuproduc've
80 The state Snd the Government had the wisdom -
&C.,, The Offer and the Land which was without value
now The mos; salabie IL the possession OF TIE GoyeTaN
That great example has been followed IN other S'es io
ether Roads Missouri. Mississippi AhoSnN tennessee
K.n,uelv and Louisiana will have hsd conferred upon
them trunk Roads through otherwise Inaccessible sections
bringing lsrse tracts OF productive land within reaca Of
STATE tax and making the otherwise dead properly o. l7
FEDERAL Government sctive These sresi works are a.
based upon the principle Of the Illinois Csn'r VIZ con
,ion o. he ane into roads, which recPro,sy enhince
..ch others value This great principle has with
eFepl,, been understood, ard y applicable only TO tie
oo,ous west swArnng with EuroP-an emgrsuss. whose
nv 70 the land Is completed by irou rails ibe CenTal
Io;s will be one OF the be buit Of western roads and
NAV be called sefcrestcr, making the meat iced son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

DIVIpEND No. ICE-The scmi-snnual interest
1. Inc cue 90 the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST 1874 on Re ~
ratd >ecuss VII b rad IN 40 sier hat date "a -
r. 01 0' re ortref coupon "a
TUF CLEVELAND PAtNEsNlLLE AID AsfirAbt "a KALI
BOAu COHPANN Fl.f ~ rssze Bonds seI . 49, -.
7HF OBlO AND INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY Mortgage
Thr RoSDs or TIRE CITY or MADISON INDIANA PER
.- 600, ~, .s -. -. c...-.s-,,
ard Oarn ns Raj rad OoupsrF ~ cent .,,.,,,
ira BONDS OF THE WASHINGTON TOW NHtif' AlNal
COINTI Oho) the Counhas Ils snd lnass kso.t
c'r-,s, pSr ems WIS,LOW. LANiERk Ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

~ :
Resides he sums carried 10 INDIA by the vessels OF Vo7
Pennsulsr Oriental Company there have os7h urnsf
iipuen chiefly o. silver by the steamers Of the General
SsTew stem Slipping Company and BY sailing vessels
IrIr,o,,. ,oihsr dsn Dry Goods a; he Port New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

q - - 49,
v,ssss Z sgAi bound L. -....zc
IVtsfhs = slsas AID wind Eat truin :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

lBv tss SANDY HOOK F-1uilnT Ises11pa.l
The HIGHLANDS. Jay SIS Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

Ih.EN BLAND, NpI.l Mp'S auu - ~ N M
y RAILROAD COMPksN.--A seuilunan DiVtdcrd oi flsk
PFR a. ~ rom -suz- II 10. Company for ak unaS
.ooug JUS So been dseet payable on The 10 oar a$
FrNt -, ~,.-r -.
Al r,,s uert y Tv EETY PR CENt onpe sew "os @Hs
Ccrtsny heretofore oderse payable on he sam. dy
Sicsho ressrcd r \ rk.o te Nv 9rs sfeucY 81
''ee w - WIN SLOW. LANiER A ca
Tr.nssr viii be r',ssA ~ sid aer te sth ''s- % ~
ni O -. 80. - is ~ n 2. HANDY rrs.nsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01


NOTICE g. tne STOCKHOLDERS ~ the FHE
~ NfV skNN Nev-fr-t-PasNf1 BANK N-~ fort jeas &
Tsifs etsrfsr s bsns wt ru - 10, ay = !slssS
81. sch cf ~ Stacsic'S- are tcf's ~ o1fk a A. As
csfor au icg fosa % tste - sc AZ cnnn.s - -
MI esse e. az FEfik - bhN >pe ','oil y - s-ra
ffs fn'r - 10 faT
tsr r,t I'd .ntscr th- Arfcss As-oa Ea-n Ees4is
Ia e ph.r1 B.rk b. erfl 81 70 ful.tn,e ~ lss -
a. 80 s.t ,,c- - ss'ec FiiF FNNN bANN Ffhk
CTl ~ NFN-lO o h-vs nr gHe sr1onnt q arrgs, "a
o. 4 Two hlnrd rcssrc Do a T1ffd ata' -
bes 90 Of shares Of t~eIfy " - - ,-,,., -,
Pr1ra y N.Y. C..h-cf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-01

F0tTUT, o.a..l
ne Poui IL tods the Ma River .nt Lske Ene h.
GO drs ~ D. q Aurssf paid qce Of The OHIO Ls
slrsr and Irnst o 3D.. l-iy 81 Naa.llrs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29

The RrvEp.-Last night ihete were five feet
four inches of water in the channel and rising
slowly. Weather durag abe dsyciear and mild,
but at night snow commented falling. The river
is nearly free of floating ice.
The viroqua arrived yesterday from Steuben-
vile, and reported tue river closed about mile
above that place, aud several boats lodged in
the ice.
The Audubon LEFT here last night for Cincinnati.
From this point to Cincinnati the river. from oil
accounts, is in fair navigable condition, but the
large boats are prevented from going out by tie
tears of sudden cold Gather.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-29
THE INTEILTGENCER.
THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER %. 1853.
WITH THE general tenor OF the remarks Of our

WITH THE general tenor of the remarks Of our
correspondent, in anoiheT column, we are pleased.
What he says Of The general and reckless current
Of State legislation, in matters of appropriation IS
a "home truth" which slukes directly At the
"pocket nerVe'' Of the taxpayers, not only Of Viz
ginia but Of most other States. But, while we
willingly acknowledge the potency Of such names
as Say aud MacauIay, we cannot admit the applt;,
cability of their remarks TO all States and localities
They formed their opinions from observation uRon
tbickly popuiated countries and where the land
owners were the wealthy sons of immortal pToprie-
tors of centuries. Their wealth then, and the cer-
tainty of proft, would constitute sufficient in
ducement for them TO embark in such enterprises,
and all must admit that private enterprises are
managed much more prudently tlan public ones.
But this rule cannot and does not hold in new
and sparsely populated communities, such as ours.
Private enterprise and wealth along projected i'm
pEovemsnts are inadequate 10 the aeco3pli' hnent
of the great works absolutely Necessary for; tie
growth, accommodation, aud development Of COM
rnunities such as ours, and hence the alternative
as presented, Of calling upon The State for its aid,
chow ever OBJECTIONABLE it might otherwise be,)
else of retarding for ages perhaps for centuries, the
growth of our country. Let any one but look at
the National Road and its be eReent consequent
ces, in times past at least upon the region through
which it passesand cur Argument Is more than sus.
tanned. Hence we advocate the States aiding in
the construction Of all leading and necessary works
of internal improvement, when il is satisfied that
private enterprise and wealth win be Inadequate
to their accomplishment. AS TO the suggestions
of Gov. Johnson to our foreign trade, have SO
Icing had occasion 10 sigh over the JestinO lenti
policy Of Virginia that his recommendations fell
upon our eaEAsihe ''yoics of promise,' and though
we would be directly but little bsueftted by The
trade to which he aiiudes yet as virginians, feel
ing permanent interest in the general prosperity
and common advancement Of our State, we would
gladly contribute our mite towards the good work
alluded 10 in the Governors Message, and hope
that some permanent and prudent steps may be la
ken by Our present legislature towards placing her
advancement and full development on a sure aud
substantial basis.