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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
Daints, Glass, Sc.

OILS and PAINTS.-ELSWORTH & Co, no
~ lCf Munayst NewYork hanufsct1rersoi OILS and
dealers In Paints cash and usual cfean
iuvie lie aftsntsn Of merchants and consumers % ~
OF src which prepared 70 Oder on the nos n's
Bl,sehed ana Inblesehed Fall and Winter sperm On
Bissefed sra Unsesehed Fall and Winter Elephant OIL
Bissehsd and Unhlesehsd Fall and Winter Whale on
Ble.ched ana Unbls achsd Fsll and Winter soiat IN
Piescbed and Clarified Fall and Winter Lard on
Rsfned Whale and Rape seed OIL, In casks and ebh
R,fn,d Resin Oh, Pale Seal and sturgeon Oh
hsrhInsry OIL various qualities, from 20 ~ -
prerarsd Paint Oh for and de coerse fainnnt
FusIsh and American Lins>eo OIL raw End boiled
EnsJsb sDa American Iine Paint Flfe Proof Paint - A.,
Hnsi.i and White Lead and all kad< VI rnsS -
C,ourd in OIL IurueutEe,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

Abort dozen perhaps sold Ice Of very ehoe ekts qua
hty Bat ksow that good fat cattle sold 90 &c snd
ese end DO not thai thai al sales SIC
the anxiety to se made Len sab low estimates
WEIGHT More psrfcuisr cattle and prices viii he
ssnd In he oowns memor.nda made yards Of
abe princra al cattle hrOkers IN msrtet
Chester Coanty Cattle; about
~ 90 u srt and & o. Ths>e cattle sbS~s medium qualify,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

BOSTON Oct I7-Arr schr Louisa NewYork CID ship siml
Lavrtuce. sen FItLcsco. -
SALEM Oct I7-Arr bark c Phillips Loaado, Africa Aug l'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

Ven Brurt ssfbt LoHsrns, Iyer Wilairren Nsor,siy
lotf City ] isy NrE-t-tes Ha..ri Ht,19e O.s
go, Ped wee "a. SUein. nj Frslkia-
r-r-es Dcrs J-ho. frofl r.-7 -eo1- 1--1e Als-fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
j ARGE lad PEREMPToRY SALE Of FIRsT

II CLASS STOCKS. BONDS. c-sIMEOS DRAPER vii g
scc0un Of vaoE may WEDNESDAY Nov 2 At
Ia occck = he Merchants Exchange following Securities
5000 seven cen bOuds IL l8d2
1871 - '-'
s-s6cfo SIX Ter cent Bo11s o. the City o. Trov
Per First Aorrase Convertible Bona n.
CClEtls- Fi4ua ard iEciEra Raroad Corpaay
=tfftt First Mortslg Ccnvebe
BuEslo Ccfuinf aEd SepE-1ork Railroad Co-uosrv ~ -
Bitfstrrf Rsircid Conrany e -
R. rcsd PAW
Sses Per eeat sesona Nsass Bond, Of the Troy saa
soeee STOCK Of lie Paeas MAJ Steamship compssy sa.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

PHILADELPHIA oct I7-Arirss-SchTs Emma H'tehkiss
Ne rfrvep: Reue cha Hslock smith Fall River 5 d. Norton
pollard Portland. $ v shlddick WI i1s hied.-t9n Coae.
Cerre5-shp Tropc Bird thew Folises Bar51toes ssrs
Providence Euma Fochks Robn'on bridge
ron. RensIch Hallock Smith Warwick H. RoFey Rogers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

ZINC PAINT The undersigned agents Tor tns =.
II Of wh, o1yd Of Zinc m.s9e,sIsd % ne =, ~ .s
% Lehsh Co. are PeIsi.o - isest "a ~ svss
40 w. s oh.I. OF American mAEaficfuTe and ne No.
eorn petfon With the bee. u ofeis1 ,...-x h.
5 eopfdeuee deDend upon lvsJs obtsinn ~ ~
- nspv Of fh. Paint, which ~i b fond % eeonas
-, r,rify srrst bod and Uniform Wilderness ffccs see
- 80 "a the n or liberal fOotnE - -, =, xv...,<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
Finnuridl.


DOpERY BANK-QUARTERLY REPORT
ID sIrer io~inE TIE TIE condition o. th B5-r7 5ank Of
Es'ciLret larE
slv ,hs I-ih dag of seYteule = l-s3
RESOURCES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

ZINC PAINTS-THE NEW RISE lLs s
II COMPANY are Hsnuisctannf these reHh " W."
,aalfy al u which warranted PURE - .,.... "a
The superiority in respect q ZINC ,yst Lsa si- a. =.
scs and endure much onysr u = evident tna' INC s'
er A. ret 10 hall - rrest - -, 1919
They sTe fos By the principal deIef. 70 Ins -, WIZ
- $500, nrees snd b. The Company Aenb
NAMING & sorfER No - Dsyst- '@~-'~-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

N Office 20 CONIRACTORS-NlLL Of
~ WAKEFIELD q WILLIAMS BRIDGE WE3rCHE srER
Ysaed roposAs viii be received g the oae Of FILLS
COCHRANE. Buders 81 Avenue anti the ffh day u
NoveHbsr a O'Clock ~ Cor the Grading DrI8ass ana
brcEe NJ q 80 acres cf Land
Pofls q the Work VIII be ready for
bn above ces mated oE and after hr 7th day Of OF AS
$50 the show PzIs Ae the residence u
Geo bna-g o the land
The Executive Come the Ehf reject al
All b. adfrcsd
JOHN W LIAsIED Chairman Of X Of ELLIS
COCHRASE. Ne % ATsnls B. y. CITY.
NOTICE 20 the STOCKHOLDERS Of the PIIESIx
~ BANK Ns-Yort-PsEsLx BANK Ss~-Yors, JuEs u las
The charter q hs Bank VII expire the h ity o. Jsags
Such offke Stockholders DESTROYS Of aF Asc
eiaion Sbos benz fared AXE u place and eo1aae - bae
viii pesse cal PETER BRIsON CGshsr q he P1sns5
bsnt ss he G Gay q July esEi AID sefe he l ty q So,s
stockhoi4
The PheuI Bank I'll Be euted s1tse or Ike no1st
TIE Associsicn D cyief The PHESIA BANK o. Iht
CITY or SENYORK. have III amount q captsl -
One Million I've HaEded Thousza1 Doars ATdee N ia h<
THOMAS TILHSroH FTsrsens
PETEk NJ BrYsos Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
OlFicE OF rHE CLEyELASO AsD TOLEDO RAiLEOAD cos- /

EssY No IL Willsust New-York sept a 1855
TIVE STOCKHOLDERS of the JUNCTION
i RAILROAD Of ONO and the TOLEDO NORwALK soa
CLEVELAND RAILROAD exchange thsr CertlfcNes 81
the stock n the COrodaet Cos
psny. called the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Apphcsot
the Junction STOCK add the suPp
esrnrgs OF the Toledo Norwa Cleveland Railroad which y
agreement pod Bonds Of the Company with
paid coon books Of the Companies be baanced
which due will be given The Convertible Boads Of The
Cousoidaied Road r b LfrCHFIELD Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
THE NETWORK CENTRAL RAILROAD Co

n -1REAsUREEs OFFICE Albany, Oct 4 1879 4 portion OF
the debt bOnds this COMPANY be issued tho
stockholders pursuant the consolidation aseemeat will be ready
delivery the oh INST
For The urpose facilitating the Of the Company
the the allowances for die Fences "a delivery ~"
take lace the eighth the twenty fh n'tint
inclusive those stockholders who elect sons an 70
ceiye certificates for amount
The cecass prepared the denominations respective
one i've hundred dollars ssckbo der
ed 10 which be- fy lqldated by hese DE-
nomination. paying the din between the fractional part 70
entitled and hundred dollar (wh hsr seen ac
part under hundred sud hy do ars vito ner
the hrst day Of May last tom which date
the certificates bear that interest," 70 the day OF Jmen ~"
cet for i've hundred dollars uni tae "hoe
shall the 10 e paid for fractions
allowances ali the st0ckhoders Will be found
Of this OH ce the the Banking House Of Dun
Co. Newfork and + Thayer Brother Boston,
sockhoder wishing fraction above mentoned
the the undersigned BY dra New York Or
this city depOs The same Sc either OF tho BANKING
deposit this oice Stockholders
CURED their original stock certificates In eKchse for
before their debt certificates will be Issued
entitled them only person heir order In writing
for which latter purpose form OF sbtany the following char
Is recommended.
r. ne Tyeonysr 81 ne N York Central Railroad Company
You hereby hsrizad 70 deliyeTt0 his order,
the debt certificates the Allowances for differences which
entitled under the CONSOLIDATION agreement under which the SAID
Company Organized dated the 18th day Of May last
holder the companies hern named and
o him tor such allow Dated October 1855
The Of the Buffalo Rochester Railroad
having yet the the debts Liabilities
that Company required the consolidation
will for the Be Issued for the allowed that
stock As this guarantee will confidently believed be
stockholders that road paying fractions above referred will be
protected BY this Company the Of such payment
The this Company has been this ONCE and
thi residence
eipsy nom IL 'ooks Of the old companies
On their d. b certificates kh0iers desired
which Of the Oce they wish their that the
r ~ b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

Al
"A TlCE TO CONTRACTORs-Sealed proposals will BE-
eeed BY the snserite the Epxe-r Oce, KitAnninG
Armstrong County Pa until Of TUESDAY Oct ia for 20
the masonry and the mouth
AshonnE, 10 miles and the grading and n1nDens All
the heavy o- between the month MAhonng aud Brookyle
miles Ths division embraces al the tgnnelins the line
Will also b. received for tie delivery
1e LtHeen Pt.blrgh and the mouth Of Mzhoanz The
be feet long inches Of white
chesuut OF other approved lumber
Proposals may BE- eft the Office d the scnbe the city d
PuIsh Wears, above Market urt Aonday ths l7th Of Oe
tobcr.
The work On the Ee will be ready for examination .nd .r
Saturday, Oct which tine
the oLee kannos For further Information app
e made 20 Franklin Wright Principal Assistant EDgDscr, Kit
W Chief Eich
baum IN Eneer Pittsburgh; Hon. W J1baoa Pred
dent o the subscribers CHAABERLAISS LEIGH n Co.
American Railroad Journal Tbune Aad Herald New foE Phil
adj phs Ledger srf papers Ktanui1z Brookve, and CEOn
Herald and Plain Dealer Cleveland insert Oct H. aud seEd 5
InlnediAtely . The Pit,sinrgh Oazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
TBy Sandy Hook Printinf reieusph.
TIE HIHuLAAns. OF Ll---.nr--

TIE HlbhLAND, Cct- Af-annoe~a
Slip Waterloo going ar the Bay =,
Cr hip and bark outward bound are anchored OF me 0
Ship lssac All rfon las q rood 0fug
" % irls D the off, z bound IN
ID igli the :. +. and weather cicar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
ONO and PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CONE

" PANY TRANSFER OFFlCE-Tbe Ohio ami Pennsylvi-
Rod Company ,v0s appointed the undersigned he Trans
ths hereby given that Books II Trans
fer Of thu Capital stock have been opened an Office No = Ws
Oct p lfsJ WINSTON, LANIER x Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

Deeresse .ls454O Inc. 577.ll9 Dec 2l8l7 Inc fI15i
The following table shows the quantity ~ some Of hc
rrnerf articles Of produce left q tide water from the
commenceuent Of navigation - thu l4ih Of October
inclusive. during The yoar. ~ and ls5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

I AND VARIANT OFFICE, No. 60 WALL-ST.--
~ zoo g. AID q wsnEns bought AID % a Tbs o1es see
~ Nsr-srts sot ~ VII hs granted Al esef sfeost
Warrants a. o The cgsafry e. asIts
y,<es, receipt 81 Fsasta1Ss JCoLIAAA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

ILLINOIS CENrRlL RALRoAD CoMP,SY 1REAsussss Oggcs
No. 50 Mallst. Nev-iors, October - 1885
THE ACCRUED INTEREST on all Instaments
The Ponds Of he Illinois General Railroad Company %
18th day Of October 1853 Will be paid aud aer that dy the
Office ofthe Company No 81 Waist NJ B. EDGAR, Treasurer
II NICKERBOCKER BANK.--Notice is hereby
IN gyen that the Articles Of Association and Resp
the Flee ion Of DirecOgs viii b. held 40 ths
BANKING house the 18th Inst between hours Of and
O'clock p M October - 1855 J. A GUM, Cashier
NOTICE-NEW-YORK and NEWHAVLN RAIL
~ ROAD BOEDs-By former resolution OF the Board Of ID
holders the Bonds the Company falling dc tho
December have the privilege " substituting bonds ius
provided the holders thereof send them the o.
the no Hen0ycrs for egy By he To- n No
This may BE- done by letter addressed h Fess
giving the and numbers Of The Bonds Intended Tor
change WIN BEMENf. Treas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

ONCE OF THE NEw-ioRK Gas IiGIr CoNf,SY
Oc3herlh 1855 :
rEHE PRESIDENT ard Directors have this day
declared Div demo Of FIVE PER CENT tie Capital St,k
the Company M the ending Ausn last sud Five
Loa proceeds Of Real ery
oTied " the Company Csra and Hosf payable tho
stockholders and aoT Tuesday 1T November TIL trans
ieT eek will lie closed H 3D. .h inst until date By order
Il EVERIrr Secre' ary.
DANK of ENGLAND. IRISH and SCOTCR
ID NOTES ,rd FOREIGN GOLD and SILVER COINS WANT
ErCoiectCr California and al parts Of tn Uned Sss
extended with rrouptu end dispatch Bills II Evchaus@
Dre1cL Sethtr Church san Francisco for sale % slt
Uucurreut money discounted AZ lowest Iafcs BY
SArHER. Nc tsf Nts-su ct
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY. #
~ LLiNOiSIhe Annual Meeting Of StocShonof the Ore
Western Raiold Company M the election Board u rccos
and Of other sn viii BE- held the Office OF the
the City Of New York No Hlnovers TUES
DAY tie 18th cf October 1853 ~ 2 o'clock. A NJ
The Books c II rsr viii be closed from The lh to the lSh o.
5. ALOFsEN Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

TV'HE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS Of
i the NASSAU BANK-Will Be- held provi
Of the Articles q Association TUESDAY he eighth DAY OF
November the Banking onsc
nlsn-sts. PoIls oren from l. o , O'Clock
81 NeW-ioIk Oct II. 1855 r. A TOOkER. Cashier.
TRANSFER OFFICE NEwJERsEY ZINC Co, CT - 1853
NOTICE-An Election Of Three Directors OF this
~ COMPANY aseesy chatter will be- held the Companys
Wcts Newark 1tESDAk the LIST November between the
hours Of l. a'clock " tnd / r n
Tie transfer book closed from I'd Nov
b. order. MM G. SQUiER Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18

p,e,e.,essfs2 rnc. a7os76 Dee. IS 20 Inc. So ~
The aggregate quantity Of he articles ef ~ tide
vster from the commencement Of navigation - the 18Th Of
October inclusive during the years 1882 and l53 o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08

Serious Troubles aoiM Tie Indians Many per
sons Killed. &c.
LOUISVILLE, Oct 2.-The Salt Lake mail ar
rived at Independence on "Wednesday last. Mr..
NJ BernhIscl delegate to Congress, was
among The passengers. The emigrantS had
all passed Salt Lake.
The Indians had been very Troublesome in
0ah, killing many persons. The Governor
had ssLed proclamation calling all the militia
~ forces OF the territory into service. He bad
also ordered wall TO be built around the city
leoy feet Highland eight thick, with a ditch
on the outside.
A body of fifty armed men had been sent
out but no capture had been made. Hot work
anticipated. Major Fitzpatrick, having dis
lnbuled the goods to the Indians at Fort Lara
nile, would soon return.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08

New RUMoRl-ARRANGEME>Ts FOR THE
RELEASE OF KoszrA. The n. Y. Times has
photographic despatch from Albany, dated
Monday, the Sd, which states that Secretary
Marcy and Chevalier Hulsemann were both in
that city; that they had been closeted together
a whole forenoon; and a rumor had leaked out
that they had agreed upon arrangements for
the release Of koszta The terms are that he
is,to return to this country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08

CHiNA-Advices from Hong Kong, by the
0ac'are 10 the 23d July. and from Shanghae
10 The 18th. The insurgents were marching a
lirge folce to the west and north, and had
dAen one or two cities in those directions 1t
sdS sad to be their intention to proceed at
once to Pekin; but there is much uncertainty
" all reports as tn their movements. No im>
Po'lant rr~"'' had been obtained by the I'm
pe''' SIS OF 49,. nts. The former force APP
PeaF'n Il - - most inactive state. and max
39 -" d'nn >'rallon in any way. AT Yen-
a.o'oo 'he,e was fighting going ON. and all
COMMUNICATION was stopped, and it is difficult
- arrive at the truth of the various reports fly
p N.Y. ABOUT Two ships chartered by an emf.
; na"' American firm at Hong Kong, were ly.
~ w. a. anchor below the city of Foochow,
lug Tor teas from the interior, but the
down. ''N''o p'e'e"''" any 'o"''s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08


LATER FROM RIO DE JANEIRo.-By the ars
rival of The barque Victory, at Baltimore, the
American has dates from Rio to the 9TH of
August. We extract the following from the
report oil the Flour market:
The sales since the lst inst, have been a
bout 5000 bbls., n cargo of Odance and Gale
60 l6I500rs, and parcel Of caked Trieste in
auction at 100 The dullness of the mar
ket consequent upon the heavy importalions
last month still Continues and prices for the
present are nominal. Gallego and Haxal 16II
500 lsII000rs. Baltimore, Philadelphia aud
Son'hern 4I000a l6I000rs.
TIE American has also the following reas
tive to the coffee market, from its correspon
dent, dated Aug II.
Oh the present crop, the only shipment 81
far has been 1900 bags. and our market, pro-
portlonably.i is very scantily supplied with ii
Dealers are 10 day very firm in their demands
Of i 400 A 500 70, mixed lots of good ftsts
and superlors, which is our present quotation
p. S-A cargo of Coffee was sold to>day
for Europe at 4Il2S0, showing a decline on
previous quotations.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08

7, Dub MARINE TELEGRAPH FROM CUBA TO
s, npNlDa.-The privilege for sub marine tell
boapn 'rom Cuba to the U. States has ust
r. C" granted to Mr.. S A. Kennedy,D Fran,
xnL Hoy'and DR.. F. Nunez,by Gen. Canedo,
o nv" me lie Unanimous approval of the Real Jun
Thu ,u the Telegraph Committee, for term oil
e' and half years. 1t will extend from
Ho, :I' near Cardenas to the main land OF
h, r'I "a ;, ne whole distance. about 1872 miles
~, ~ De dvideu into four sections. The long,
In. cable cable required will be about Sc miles. The
be hsm 10 ne built by joint stock company, to
iieo In Cuba and the u. States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08
THE LATEST NEWS.

.,---.,xer,S News AND GpssIP.-We com
~ e,llowing news from The Washington
~, If Tuesday evening:
s'@ "..e. A Pearce. al New Yrrk city. who
"be,etof,re been regarded as man o
b. nbaracter and standing has been arrested
ny .,d on the Pension Office
70, q %a SECRETARY OF the Navy has gone on a
o(inspe,tion among the Navy Yards OF the
20" w. ;nnortant Fugitive Slave Law quest OIL
;,s, come up in Washington. On Monday
pa ,bs Department of the Interior received a
81 f. rem Col. Wynkoop. U. S. Marshal ot
Eastern District of Pennsylvania, to the
sI.oWior effect:
II, 400. les tn. rretary that three of his dep
orr o. The p INT oi beng arrested on a
s o.,, u, rant for seeking To execute war,
f.om Mr.. Justice Greer of the Supreme
car, Of the United States, commanding HIM
arms, William Thomas, negro claimed by
I.b.m Keith oil Fauqnier county. Vir+ nia as
=. ,uoawav slave. Who was sail 10 he in
W,ke.barrr, Pennsy'' ania, whittier /; ey were
=, orte, him, and ,c,rs h for hin without
avail
The State warrant charges them with Incl
,og to riot, or )mething of that kind, and the
Marshal writes for permission to employ coun~
eel He is said Ia have been promptly an
.vercd BY the Secetary (by telegraph) to lose no
,ne in consulting the U. 5. District Attorney,
snI taking any measures with reference 10
eoonseI, &c, which that funclonary might
Ieem necessary; assuring him, too, that the
D.porment and the whole Government here
.,e determined, at all hazards and at any cost,
+, carry gu, the provisions of the law Of Sep
ember 18th, 1850.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08

DESPERATE Win 'DLaNt Els
y CARROLL CoUNTY.-We learn from the
Westminster (Md) Democrat that on Thursday
ast four runaway slaves. believed to be from
Harper Ferry. Va. were found concealed in
abarn at 1aneytown, and that on Mr.. James
Blrke, constable. with a posse. attempting to
size one ofrhem, he fred double barrel pis.
toI at them but fortunately Mr.. b. was very
close TO him and escaped being killed by knock
Ing his arm to one side the load passing to the
night side of his head and severely burning his
face A desperate fight then comm need, in
which all the blacks participated, but there
being about double the lumber of whites, the
slaves were at length taken.
The blacks were all armed with pistols and
large dirk knives. but could not use anything
but their pistols. Il is said that they Che slaves
fred six or eight times. There were 3 white
menshot besides Mr., Burke--one in the breast
one in the leg and one in the arm--none of
which ere thought to be dangerous. Two OF
the slaves were shot, one in the leitarn, which
svery severe, and one along side of the head.
Three of them Were brought TO Westminster
and secured in Jail, and The one that was shot
in the arm kept in Taneytown in charge Of a
physician, WHO dressed the wound The wound
very severe, as he received he contents of
one barre, Of double barrel gun, the whole
Load entering his arm asst above the elbow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08

ooaty Coalcos river, 10 the Pacific. distance
oil 10 miles, IN ene year from the fist of De.
cember' and railroad from ocean TO ocean,
io3 miles, il four years from the first of De.
cember
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08
SUDDEN DEATH.

an we" YORK. Oct. 4.-James G KING. one
k", a"s our most opnlent and we'll known ban
The ;n "as found de I'd in his bed this morning
bur u''te cause Of his death is not known
opposed to ha,e been appoplexy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08

lis sail 3''0 Contract Tor the Tehuantepec road
nsde :', IS completed. The contract was
hc omn,. dykes x CO.. OF Sheffield, gland,
''c The plank road from Sucbit, on the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08

IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
/ EQUITY and OF nn Action nj Common Law, by A.
II. Sands, Esq, Conseilor at Inv.
his work embraces "A minute necourt of all the steps
to be taken in suit Of Equity and action Law,
from their commencement 10 their termination nlso,
the mode OF enforcing Judgments DEGREES, together
with the manner Of appeals writs Of error, &c &c.
Forms of bills, answers and DEGREES in Chancery; de
cln'aIions and judgments at Common Lnw and plcas,
demuirers and rePcotions nre appended and chimp
ter will be devoted specially to the practice in the I'M
ted States Court.
RECENTLY PUBLlSHED-Tatc'sA American Form
Book, adapted to the Code Of Virginio, with valuable
chapters upon Attachments and Deeds, and Forms
der Bail Law of 1871 md 1852, by Alex. II. Sands,
Esq Counsellor at Law vol I2 mo- p.ice 81 80.
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NEW YORK WING CONVENTION

SYRACUSE, n. Y, Oct. 5 The Wig State
Convention met here to-day. Washington
Hunt presided j. Nj Cooke was nominated
Tor Comptroller, and Ogden Hoffman for At
lorney General. There was much excitement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-08
NEW BOOKS AGAIN

NEW BOOKS AGAIN
Y Visit 10 Europe, by Prof. B. Silliman,
Roman Traitor; or, Days Of Cicero, Cute, and Cat-
aline by II. W. Herbert,
Bleak House by Dickens
Countess De Chaney, by Dumas,
Lnfitte; or, Pirate of the Gull, by Ingralnm
Wide, Wide World, by Miss WIthere
Dollars and Cent, hy do
Also. supply Of
Smiths Poems,
Rudimcnts of Architecture,
Fern Leaves by Fam Fern,
Beatrice,
Burnett's, Dickens and Cooper's Novels
Grahams, Cooley :. and Harper's Magazines for Octo
ber Fire Screen Prints, Letter Writer. Wall Paper &
rder 81 & c., at MORSE'S
oct SITS Commission Tousp