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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-23
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From the above table it results that the total val
ne of all the products received at this port from the
interior from September 1st l84l, to Sept 1st 1853,
period of twelve years-amounts to 1891 89l .899
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-23
$49,72S,3S6 SO
$50 ,O26,Sl5 Fl
$46.N07.S@ 26

The expenditures account of the public debt
increased for the year. S2,207,58 The customs
increase, including California, is. it appers. 81 l.
5O2 $50, which represents an increase in dutiable
imports of s45,O00OOo only or less ratio than the
increase of the exports
The exports of specie from New York for the year
ending i th September, was $15.3778a4 SO.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-23
Found Abandoned.

SOuherner her passage from New York 10 Charles
ton on the 10Th instant, abandoned at sea- about %
miles north of Cape Haeras, with IA feet water in
her hold The Harkaway is burthen about 900 tons,
was loaded with guano, from the Lobos Islands for
Baltimore. The first mate and three seamen of the
Souherner, and six Storage passengers who voun-
teered their services, placed board of her, and
succeeded in reaching Cape Fear Inlet the morning
OF the 20h inst, and anchored outside. The Captain
JOS B. BREcK, up here this morning on board
the pilot boat John A. Taylor for provisions and ad-
ditional men, in order to proceed to Charleston. The
ship and cargo is estimated 10 be worth something near
$4,000. The crew. we learn, are almost completely
worn out from constant pumping the ship leaks at
the rate of four feet per hour Her spars, sails and
rigging are in good order DAILY Journal, 2lst.
DEATH OF Mr.. BUsBEE.-Me regret to find in the
Fayetteville Observer of Monday evening last a con-
frmaton of the reported death of PERRIN BUsBEE,
Esq, Reporter Of the Decisions of the Supreme
Court of North Carolina. Mr.. BUsBEE was gen.
tlcman of fine talents courteous manners. and high
character. and his death is loss to the public as
we'll as to his friends and family,
1t would be very considerable mistake to identi-
fy the people of New York, general thing with
half or even tenth of the fanatical 1sms and bob
tailed conventions which propasated hold
their meetings there. Half the time the body of
the people are unconscious of their existence and
care not straw about them the few outsiders that
attend going chiefly for amusement, and to see the
fun betwixt the strong minded" and the "bhoys'
in which contest of wits the latter generally come
off triumphant The truth is, that New York is a
central point, convenient for meetings and publca-
tons but those com osing these meetings, or, at
least those participating in them, do not belong to
New York; they chiefly from the "rural dis
tricts." The busy bustling, wde-awake common
sense, almighty dollar air of great commercial
city is unfavorable to fanaticsm humbug, unless
! in the way of trade.
Gg~ Bishop DoANE, of New Jersey, made con-
fessiion on the 18th inst to the Court of Bishops
assemble Camden to take into consideration the
charges presented against him. He acknowledged
that in money matters, he had acted indiscreetly
AID improperly but without any dishonest intention
To- some other charges he made Acknowledgements
which were accepted and it was determined not to
take any further proceedings
SNow.=-They had small sprinkling in New York
on Thursday last just few fakes as it were.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-23

RAILROAD ACCIDENTs.-The average number of
Railroad accidents the accounts of which reach US
daily, is about hree-nvolving frequently, loss of
life, and nearly always, serious injury to some one
concerned. Three accidents day is too much, even
taking into consideration the vast number Of lines
in our extended country.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-23
Railroad Collision

SYRACUSE, Sept ia collision occurred yester-
day between two trains, near Lyons, by which two
men were killed.
The recent accident on the Oneida road is attribu
led to the fact that competent engineer had been
discharged and fireman substituted frow motives of
economy.
COLLISION AT SEA- terrible csdsaster at sea be-
tween the clipper ship John Stewart and the bark Green
Point, happened the night of the Slst of july at
nine O'Clock, about 9 degrees south of the Equator.
The John Stewart left Caao for Chincha Islands, and
during the said night, run into The bark cutting her
into two pieces. and sinking her Immediately. The
captain and family barely saved themse YES. The
John Stewart was also considerably injured
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-23

DSg~ How did the Petersburg Express contrve to
get many bunders into the account gives of the
accident on the Portsmouth Road :! The engineers
name was SHANNON, and mt CHANNING-he did not
push the fireman otf-th fireman stuck by the en-
CINE to the last and did not jump off himself-he
run back the tender. We regret to learn that
Mr. SHANNON is since dead. -.
They are building steamer at New York for
the Fall tyer line to Boston. whoee tonnage is to be
1900 tons. Some boat She will navigate Long
Island Sound, New York
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-23

HE YELLOW tEVER.-lhe latest accounts from
the Gulf shore and the country of the Lower Misss
sppi, represent the fever raging in the country
and smaller towns with even greater violence and
fatality than it exhibited in the city OF New Orleans
At Mobile business almost suspended. The
deaths in Vick>burg on the 18th, were over two hun
dred. The town was nearly deserted One halfthe
population of Grand Gulf, Miss, was taken down in
week. The number of deaths by yellow fever in
New Orleans up to the 10TH seven thousand
three hundred and eighty-one.
bGg~The large and valuable residence of Judge
JOHN Y. Mason, of Virginia, at Richmond was de-
stroyed by fire the morning of Monday, the 10Th
inst with large portion of its valuable contents,
including number ofhighly priced presents receiv-
ed from friends while he held the Office of Secretary
of the Navy at Washington. Loss mostly covered
by insurance.
BeyLo1A MoNTEz has had quarrel with her
new husband, whom she picked up in California
The man was jealous of a fiddler. from whom she
had received polite attentions > he raised
a row and kicked out of the house, whether by
LOLA or the fiddler does not appear. Served him
right. He ought to have had better luck.
COLD NoRTH.-They have had severe frost in
llllIlOlS ldsG "eek, "hi0h 8 cav Su'liS
off large crops of buckwheat, potatoes corn etc.
Ii is the earliest frost that has occurred for eleven
years. They have also had severe frost and snow
storm in the white mountains of New Hampshire
and up at the Falls of Niagara it has frozen, driV
ing the summer birds South, back into the cities.
Bas~There was a collision on the Hudson River
Railroad on the evening of the 18th, below Porgh-
keepse, between a single engine and passenger
train resulting in the death of one fireman and two
brakemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

On Monday. August - DAnM 0. n, soa Of James p.
and CAthaEiDs A. Pagan eyed months aud days.
The funeral win take paos from No. 80 Forteth street.
thb after noon ay three O'Clock.
On Sunday, August 81 at Fort Lee, New Jersey, sud
denly. Of dyssDtery CoRsMIUs RopMAa, aged years,
youngest con Of II. Duryea Of Brooklyn
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the fune
raj this stt noon ct shrse o'clock from Ne. l1i Wash.
iDgton street. Brooklyn.
At Hampstead L. l., ON Monday, August % EDWARD
FRANCE youngest Of Edward b. and SarahF. James,
eyed ear aud months.
His funeral VIII tsks place at Hampstead, tomorrow
forenoon Ut ten O'Clock The relatives and friends Of
the family are respectfully invited TO attend
AT Jersey City. on Monday. August q, Mr.. JACOB
CHAMHRLiS merchant OF this city.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend bis funeral from st. Matthews Church.
Sussex street Jersey City, this afternson, at three
o'clock His remains will be taken to Cypress Hills Co.
metery,
Ne. Hampshire pspers please copy.
On Monday morning, August ~ at six O'Clock, Of
euDption. JAMES HAMMOND.
The friend. Of the family also the o. c. Citizen volun
tesrs respectfully invited to attend his funeral
Thursday afternoon at two O'CLOCK from his late resi-
oeuce, No. 246 Ninth avenue
San Francisco pa rers please copy.
At New Brighton, Staten Island. on Monday, August
q, MAGDAIIsA CARTER only daughter OF William Farley
and Naadalens Gray, in the 7th year OF her age.
The funeral viii take place ut St Aarys Church, Cas-
Netcn. this afternoon at Ave O'Clock
On Friday, August 10. at Hooanum, Conn, from In
uries received from fall GROsvESOR Of Morris ket
ohum, aged years and months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
Observations Made on tho Top OF Mount
Washington, during the Hot Weather here
OF the second Week Of August.

- ssAS ScSVssW vvc~A "a AeABtAS&s
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
We have an interesting letter from our corrcspon-
dent located the top Of Mount Washington. dated
August Is, the day succeeding the extraordinary
of heated atmosphere experienced here for six con-
secutive days, ending the l4th instant. He says:-
ION Monday, the sth Of August, p. NJ, we ex-
perienced tempest several olaps of thunder,
followed so quickly by lightning that it was almost
impossible to distinguish any difference between the
breaking OF the and the light OF the other; the
hail fell freely; and at the Ledge so called about
mile below, the eastern side OF the mountain the
hail fell several inches in depth. saw lightning 10
the evening at several points"
Here, the thunder storm passed between 10 and Ii
P. NJ, and commenced the warm term.
Again, our correspondent says
"On Sunday, the lith, we had the hardest storm
that has been experienced since j have been here
and at z N. there was lightning in the southeast"
This is the storm that closed the heated term here
The storm here commenced about . p NJ
Again he says" Saturday, 18th, at and p. NJ
We had rain and thunder
Cur correspondent has sent us copy of his Their
mometiical record from June to August Ii, both
days inclusive. We copy from this record OF Tues
day, 9th; Wednesday, lott; Thursday, llth; Friday,
18th; Saturday, 18th; and Sunday, I4th, being the
days III which the heat here was so oytrpowerins rs
fall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

On Sunday, August II Aztec long and painful ilasss
re dsease OF the heart, AMI, widow of the Late john
Tucker, native OF the parish Of Drumcf county Sligo
Ireland
lie friends Of the family and those Of her CONS, Pa
attend the fuIeMl Her remains will be conveyed from
the church OF st. Vincent do Paul CANAL street CD
vary Geo etery' TINS forenoon, at nns O'Clock
On suLosy August Il, after Lingering Illness, JAM.
The friends and acquOintances ct her brother, Charles
Gnen ana family respectfully invited attsni her
funeral fion heT late residence no I64 T~easy aec md
ee between Frat ard second avenues, this afternoon
a. two o'clock, without further notice.
I'm Saturday, Auguht -, SUSAN CAtuA1id T. daughter
snd IL daya
Syracuse ~ pe,s pleste copy.
IL Brooklyn on Monday Augnst e. HfISz1 CALyL wiSe
OF Peter Caivi, in the 3ist year Of her age.
The fisbds Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this afternoon toar O'Clock FROM
her late residence, 40. IG2 Myrtle avenue, Bsooyn.
AT MS icsderce, Pacific street, Brooklyn, Monday
August -, DR. Jaiif McMCEAY eyed 40 years. reccatiy
maty yeats agent tho W.at Indies FOR tho gnt
fsh ard Froisn Bible society OF Loedon.
Tho relatives aud friends u the family are rssDec
inyted attend funeral sery8ee at ts south Pet
p1tsfon Church cy Dr. Spears) corner OF Ctatou ana
ANNUITY streets, south Btcoa!yn, this forenoon, ct tea
On MONDAY, August 90 MARY EtH,Brnt, infant dau1h.
ef q aertie J and Mary T. lay, aged II inoashs snd
The friends Of the f,mly, snd Of her grandfather.
James Deegie, are ipyed ~ attend fdfcraI this
afternoon, at hs! pas two ocicck rom tic tcsienc,
Il her parents No. - Forsyth street.
On honcay aftefnonu, August ~ after a protfaetsi
;nnes', JcsEi' IEIni fafser, Of tue United State,
Navy.
Hs funeral viii ale place from biz late roi5once n,
IS West IOVFitsci stree tomorrow afternoon ~ tbre
O'Clock liz remains vii oo akon :, Green wood Ceattery
Lors I,lstd rassr, psaso cory.
o. Nj .ay Ausust ~ JOlS II. PpIsGp elisst son OF
Jota ara tsth,aa Psso, sSed Josrs II months acd
tic relatives az5 fesds o. ,Ie fr,ily are respectfully
in,ied " afford he funeral to morroe Afternoon, 1t
Dali pat ors eolosS, son he ssdsnce OF mia psieat,
corner - }undam aud or, tnwica street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
Herald Marine Correspondence,

- HAMILTON, (I3ermudal Aus n
The big Thomas Cennor Captain Stoyer arrived hare
on tuesday last from oaton She has since taken on
board the locomotive and tender left here by tue bri1
Triad which struck the Club Heads TO the
Of thee islsDds in March last and Will leave In day or
two fer nobile. - "
Biignntipe Penguin has Just arrived from Aufeua
II Inomss, having had weeks passage from tho latter
eoft CSpt Dbl reports that there was no feeer at 81
Thomas when be lsf He called al that port IN hopas
u CD anirg freight, bat there augsr for sho.
neLt az Porto Rico p
nc HtImudisn bark Sir GeergeF Seymour (new) left
- ihomas for 50 nofnego 2sd nit bsinR oharsfod "a
convey q cargo CT Iogwood 10 New York
Ieere are no war vessels here at present TIM mail
Wst Spibs, which was due hers fortnight M, fron,
he!nax, arrived last night after three wesk, pasaaga
PmIAnI,PBIA, Aug 49, Pa
Atfiyod--sbip EErchmont, White L9eroo.I. bd,
sseree, htrfoe, New Yofb; fch,s Jacob Rqyuoni
sonfie Mntrche'; Flying cioGd Clifford, D.nrer:
luumpbi Mbsca Bottom, > H.5iocb Nsgburvport. Mar.
80 hI4htIgt5n, WfEh,iogtou. FALL River; Iayo,cs
Clever, Bristol, III tbgnsh Iyoa Ne. as,ea: Jaiia
smith, fauGn B.ttou; Retolutioc. Wa,lev' and + 4
iice, hsIfn, ba!i oiore; Ieu LlIsrry Weaver Med
hsdi lebfsSlsfth hoe ID Nor sieh: VIM Stevens E,fd
Bsi gor; Aa'deo. loves, Boston Firy Asrow CJokson
BANGOR, eicnsy Miner foles No loaSou; es-ah Eliza
petn. Ihhlits, Ns~pott; Ann BaSor, Nsgbary port;
Dart Arisrts, Pos on.
Bi9s--sh'p HocASvsy, from Jagnreocl; bark Coriea,
TON "tst J. dise; afig peihmor, iicto y, ensa.
thto-~tbik ftlo1sel, Wilson. fsguayre; brlgs B)s.
Ton lqfity fnms, Bsasr, AID Swanoe Moaroe. B1stou
Lty hlheS IoIles Nov LONDON d T. Berry, Weaver, Med
~ - RENE Jivaria Reash horvioh; Logeris Fellows,
bnog' pcft sarah Elizabeth, Philippe, Commercial Pins
4 baltr Smith. Proyidenco Triumph, Mason, East
s'mhreee; Haddock, Hoyt, proyiceuce; b Engi.a
i9tun, heN Haven; steamer Ksuusoec, Clark NYork.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
Fires In Boston.


The fire, yesterday afternoon about three and
hall o'clock, Wa nj the well known pano.forte ma
nufactosy Of Lemuel Gilbert, 54l Washington street.
When discovered, the flames were issuing from tue
Filling ro0n III the Third story rear part. The ma.
terias in this portion OF the establishment were very
combustlble, and soon extended 10 other rooms till
considerable portion was more less burnt. The
larger part OF the damage, however, Is from water,
immense quantltes of which were throwa into the
building, thoroughly soaking The same. together with
\ large AID valuable stock
There we're about 200 pianos ia the various stages
oil manufacture, neatly au Of which were mostly
ruined. About twenty scre finished. Among the
inter was an elegant II 600 instrument
The damage i estimated at 00l. Mr. Gilbert
}. insured for $50 900, in Boston, Providence and
other places. between the tTo element the estab
lishInent presents sad picture Of ruin. There WIS
abont $4,000 worth Il property in the various
branches OF the establishment. The building Is
owned by Gardner Brewer, and Il fully insured.
Tho origin o the cOnalgration is not known. There
nad been no fire in the Cling room FOR some time.
" ~ suggested that u might have ciught from a
lighted lcgar, carclessly thrown from adjoining
house, on The TOP Of which it il customary for the
smokers u assemble.
some OF the occupants Of the building in 'front.'
ioWef story were damaged by water,
lhe alarm o. fire on Saturday afternoon, NJ
clock eQac from Tue paper machinery mill Of j.
i. Ecaycls * Co., G, inel IL second and 4 streets
South Boston. ~ originated In tho engine room Nv
thc accidental catching ci quantity o. skayingI.
Damage tFiiiiHg
AZ !, O'Clock, -amc evening the stable NJ John +.
Eaton. grain md bay merchant, corner n HaverhiH
and Couseway streets, vas partially consumed.
About 5000 worth ofhay, grain. harnesses, &C. were
destroyed. Two valuable hor es a'so persisted ii the
haneG Tie building was set On fire.
At o. clock, same evening = fire w9g dsc0sfrcd
IN the cellar OF Joseph Barnet, 70 fremont row. II
was caused 10y the accidental ignition u 8lcoh1l.
winch WIS being poured out near 4 lamp. Damage
about 600
The alarm Of fire last evening, shortly after
O'Clock wa caused by the rekiudlng Of Tue ruins Of
the conii1ertion on Saturday night corner of
John r. Eaton.
wilton N.dr4't who arrested " S9jhe Ter
sittt tlpf tee, inr asliag boggH mOpsy has pasdnd
srty 20 trege H,ii tfr' oe.a bio ngy - ~ 90
solaf tnd - c'nn.p 80 St,,g i~tsca ~ tg53en fyr
Us eII4 {! s:fEn AIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
Port OF Ncy York, August sa, 1853.

ships-De witt Clinton, Funk Liverpool, Taylor &
Mtch: Qosen of the West, Haless Liverpool Grinnel
Balk-Gimls (Norw), Jau, Mlranichi. Schmidt BAL
chen.
Brlgs-Lo3ebar, Skinner. Bangor, Nesmith & Sons;
Helena (Sws), Burman, Cowes and mkt, Thoaoaoa 4
Neuhsus Nautilus (Brl Martin Windsor ma ter. Ready
Esa0 s Gh MGn nGsoS wtesy Co yssa
LoclhaTt, Windsor, Whitney Il CO.. Bdfalo (6r) Mel
son son Maitand s Whitney Co; American, Sheffield,
scbre-Euperor, Chapman. Nex Haven j Fl Havsns:
Garland tBr), Smith st Johns. NF ] Il Btaiae; " W
Fulton, Jciine, Wilmington, McCeady Mott Co; Ade.
nore Wilmington, De Forest 4 Co: Wiilisn Hove
Bolles, Savannah, De Nit Co; Debonnaire (Br) Lock
bart Windsor, master; Era, Chamberlain Boston W
Derrick; Washington, Rose, Alexandra, &c, Sturses,
Chairman L. Co.
IT, java Hssd NAV 90 and st Hslsna Jaiy ia to Wi.
ams ABOUT July lat s6 40 s lon 10 S. f. fell in with
don wtE loss Of rudder. buwssIs stALohons &c; took
officers and crew from her and landed them at St Hslsna
ION inst M g g Ion q Il spoke bark Linda Ste
John Butnsn. seaman, Of Beverly, Mass. died.
ship semusl N Fox (skt) Ainsworth, HAvrs, Jaly 10,
selis spoke ashng ooeeo Of rovincetoSD 20 DAYS
out, with 5000 FISH, same date lat ~ SO. Ion % So.
an 'a aa s.s bound Ag 50
gansntast; 10TH toof pilot from the Christian BerDh:
Was six days west Of Nantucket
A.
JIG pas,engers, to Hennings, Muller 4 Gos,ing.
Brig Psuhna (Norw). Lcrenzen, Rio Janeiro, Ga days.
to Lesser Petersen July Is lat IL n, len 81 4e'
spoke ship Geneva, Tucker from Calcutta for Boston, 9S
Big Addy Swift Berry, MA1sc,rbo. July 90 to Matt
Big Peoonic, part, cArd.nas, Aug 10. t, nweu L
soh1 Julius Cesar tBr TroaAyns, Malaga. &c days. to
schr johnson (Bs) Johnson neu.hsra, 10 days, TO
brig Adelaide Of New York. hsnce for Inagus for cargo
OF salt, which was Lost the 10th Inst Egg Leland
reef las previously rcrorted) Capt Hardy OF schr .n
Ffancif wrecked on Mira Par,os also came passenger
schr Hyana, Clark, Hillsboro' 10 days, to master.
sctr Henrietta Chandler. Fruit, Wilmington, NC, 6
Schr Delaware Townsend, Delaware
schr Despatch, Blizzard, Bra ndywDe, days.
Schr Fashion, Baker, Salem, NJ, 2 days
schr Belle, Dnsmors Lubsc. days.
echr Granite State, Halett Boston 3 days
Schr Homer, Parker, Boston, days.
Schr Snow, Snow, Salem, Mass. o days
schr Alfred, w.li ROcslapd, I days.
schr John, Carey, Racaland. days.
schr Caroline Foots Buckley, New H,yea
schr Sarah, -, Hartford, lday.
BELOW
ship Orleans (Bs) AZ days from liverpool to PHI.
kington
Also, two briggs, unknown.
Ships Warner Glasgow; Union New Odaans: banks
Juno (Bsem), Mananillo Sarah Chase Cape De verd,;
Wind 81 sunset. EIs
ayestezdsy Danish sloop Of war Saga Botcbsr South
D. SANDY Hook PRINTING TRsasAuJ
THf HfGMAcDs, August 22-Suudown.
Honward bound vessels In sight. The ont ward bound
yessofs have all gone to
M iOh frQstSS rnkh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
Yellow Fever a. vac Onto.

IFrom Tho Uo1isFiIa L.u.ier Anlust u
We learn ny ryste Geographic Je "a Cd re . r,acs.
vile, last evening tina. The Iscts. Cen Pike ffcu, f.
end tributaries rsiog, with Gis est gassr ia,
bar.
The Pie rassei che steamer Ne nphls, from View Or.
haps below Eyansyils, board q which boat there
nsc oeen soven deaths By yellow fever, including Mr
WORKMAN, the cnrk, and Harrison, ste yard.
The stssesGan. from New Orlesas, had passed Evans
vfs yesterday morning And reported that T. Aceo ,s
the oish had died s''n tho ,tl'nw sger We M The
de- rstch siludes 70 Cspt r Msc1aas waoc death
b. slresdy ar bounced IA "a C,.risr
~. C1s sb"rke'rer 90 ta W : ZION f,oto Nsw
- - - no ievsr snd - .ssfn ahs' jahl vi.
IL f'lh'eT y Vi. Lsafars. tslt Ysg. 80, i .se
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
SfGk SsulHn

PairADn lHA, ,pa Il -Ieporled BY Keen / Ia, or.-
100 Wilmington RR 6's. b5, 90; 500 DO So %; 20O6
West pnliadcIphiA s's, o. 50 shares schuylkii Nav
rs 49,; 10 %. I'd 49,; 40 do, b5 3o leo do So,l
40 DO, sa1: coo Long Island R as Is $50 do b5 lj
900 Union Canal l3ss 20 do, cash, 1875; 1l5 DO 1875
leo Giravd Bark, b5, 13x. Bar.cn Boards 81 900
American Coal G IL; 100 shares sohuykill Nav pre-
tered IS 2e1 100 DO. 2o; $50 Long Island RR 1l2s
Ksrtucky, 1Ie. Sspnd baad.-ss zoo Wilmington RR
ss, as 80 shares re.na EI cash 4st; % do, 4s; SO
sehuJniu Nav preferred, cash, 29%; $50 do. 29S SO
Morris Canal Cd 1876 Union Canal, 1915 3s kentucky
Bank, HOY; $50 Uuion Bank, Tenn, s2a. AJer Board
200 shases Lang Island RR, b. To- 600 do, Is; 100
schuyAl Nsy Preferred, 23T 200 Residing re-. 8 days
as2a 900 do, t5, :s 100 do. COX; 200 do, 39; 200
Merits cssal lssi 60 80 b; ls}s leo DO "a isx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23

On Thursday, June Q, at trinity Church. By the Rev.
". 4 Webbe Mr.. Josy ATwATIr, of Brooklja, to Miss
JAM Il LEONARD, Of this city.
~ ,eo on nursaaJ Ansuet 10 az tns Iirss KS
Mr. JosIH W. WGiGaI, 70 Miss MANA daughter OF Capt
John A. Tease.