davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-03

i
cared yawl-boat, % feet long, and with four good
| oars, and alaoa suitable yawl boat and oars for
| assisting in weighing anchor. T..
The boat will be inspected in reference to ar
rangements, materials, and equipment, and will
be subject to the following trial.
LIST. As to locomotive power. 1t will have to
move not less than 100 miles in calm weather on
the waters of each lake respectively, in CONSCIOUS
tive hours, at rate of not less than six mile
the hour.
I'd. As to dredging power. It will have to raise
and discharge into scows, of loose sand 100 cubic
yards the hour; of a loose mixture of CLAY and
sand, part sand and parts clay, not less than
lOO cubic yards the hour; of pure clay, 80 cubic
yards the hour; OF tenacious clay, and of sand and
not less than 10 nor exceeding 10 feet
This must be the continued work of the boat
during 10 hours, and not an average during any
shorter time of work.
Each boat will have to be supplied with an at
Choir OF not lees than 800 lhs., and too kedge all,
ohors OF 200 lbs. each; and with an adequate chain
cable OF not less than 10 fathoms long, of iron.
ALSO 4s-inch hemp cable 100 fathoms long
She trials will be under pressure of steam for
dredging not exceeding so pounds the square
Inch; for iocomotion not exceeding $50 pounds the
square inch. aasg
The trials and inspection to be made by Uni
ted States agent.
The boats to be ready at the places stated by the
last daY of May next
Proposals will at the same time be received for
four dischargng scows for each dredge- boat, each
with bottoms arranged as to discharge the whole
load at once. Each boat capable of holding not
less than 40 tons of excavated soil.
Proposals to be addressed to the undersiened
and marked on the envelope Proposals for
Dredge- boat. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
PepSin IN Fluid and P0uder.
New Clothing Store.
JAnEs1S Z. NElEDFRANT,

JAAEg1S Z. NEG!IDFRAHT,
EztISLA 0LI ANTE gEAIMDDo
ER EGS leaveto Announce to the citizens OF e.
Ed moFha, and the adjdinng country, that he
has just opened Store on Main street, near the
Central X r. Office, where he will carry on the
bushes of Merchant Taylor He is now rpceiv-
ing large stock of SPRING AND SUMNER
GOODS, consisting of
CLOTHS, TRIMMINGS AND
READY MADE CLOTHING, of
every description, which will be sold sheap for
CASH.
Among his stock may be found
French, English d. american ClothS,
OfoII hues, a large assortment of
CASE 1gETsE S,
French English, and American; consisting of
black Doeskin, fancy do, great variety of
TENGs.
OF every Color, Black Satin, Fancy Black Cash,
meres, Farmers Satin, Italian do, and a great
variety of other
PATTERNS,
In addition to his stock, may be found an as
sortment OF
sTEEEs It's,
Cnder Shirts, Flannel do, Cotton Flannel d.
Silk do, Worscd do, and
C0EIE4 IA RS,
Ofthe latest les: also large variety offc arfsas
Scarfs, iiankerchels, Satin Stocks, Fgu.2 Grave
Also, large assortment of Gloves, Black
Cloves, hid DO, White, Silk q. Worsted Gents
HOSIERY, OF all kinds
A very extensive assortment Of.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Goats, Vests, Pantaoons. Ovcrcoats, Overhawls,
India rubber Overcoats, * C., &c
Particular attention paid to
CasttS 10 G
Which will be done at short notice, aud all work
warranted. Gentlemen will find it for their in
terest to give me call before purchasing else
where, as am determined to sell such Goods and
at such rates, as will make it an object for pur-
chasers to patronze the New >CLorHlNG STORE"
JAMES F. NEEDHAM.
D-knosha, Wis, Main St, ? Doors South Of
Michigan Central r r, Office ml2n45-ly
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
Cures in eUery 7'01cn!

DR.. Houghton's PEPSlN has now been tested, for up
wards OF two years every the United States
and the Agent. can refer nyspeptic~ many REM ARKA-
BILE CURES IN EVERY TOWN! Numerous details of
cases. reports Of cures certificates Of Physicians and Pa
tients 5vcnn the Circulars furnished
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
DI S GOV Z RE D AT LAST!
4 Mystery Explained.
A Revolution is Certain Victory is Ours

"a KNeVOlutlOIl Is certain! Victory IS ours
ID R. A. H.. ADA ms
ri EW THEORY OF DISEASE. is awaken
Y ing the inquiry in the minds of all who read it.
How Is it that Americans h ave been so long and
so slavlshly lmmured in darkness ana gnor unce
on the subject of disease,
DIR. ADAMS LIVER BAESAM,
THE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE.
is offered to the aiilc of the States and Terri
tories for the entire of Liver Cumplaintsin an
stages, Bilious Fever, Chronic, Lung Fever, Arue
and Fever, Dropsica Affections, Consumption.
Bowel Complaints, Diarrhea, Dyseutery. Rhuma
tsn, Bleeding Piles, Blind Piles, Scrofula, Salt
Rhenm, Dyspepsia, General Debility, Nervous
ness, Cosltlvness, Indigestion, Distracted Mems
ru Itions. &c.
DIR. Adams Liver Basam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years, and has proved
TO the most skeptica, beyond shadow of doubt
that it is the only
RELIABLE MEDICINE EYER DISCOVERED
being purely all vegetabIe,) for the permanent
cure ofthe above diseases. The most skeptica
have become its most sanguine voarics, and pro-
nounced the Liver Bnlsam to be the
ONLY RELIABLE hARBlNGER OF HEALTH
To THE AFFLICTED, EVERYWHERE
Testimonials come up every track it has made
swollen with expressions of gratitude for the re-
lief received by its use. And in submitting this
the Liver Balsam is recommended 10 all those suf-
feriug under the
IRON GRASP of the MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle OF DR.. Adams Liv>
er Balsam.
The readers referred to the Medical Tract found
by making application 10 the Agent, where the
Balsam is sold, giving full epitone of the cause
and cure of all diseases. Sold by
STARkWEATHER 81 co. Kenosha, Wis
G. E. SCOTT, General Agent
h7ly No e. Randolph Street, Chicago ILL.,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
w ANTEI !!

p AGS, Old Copper, Pewter and Brass, a
Z 1No. 10. Main ST.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
Crockery and Glass w are.

STONE WARE of all sorts and sizes.
LOOKING GLASSES, Toilet Gases, Bird
Cages, Paints, Oils, Spis. Turpeutine. Glass,
Nails, Table cutlery, Pocket cutlery. and Cutlery
ofall kinks Wooden ware, dc
B"PR0DUCE Of all kinds taken in exchange
for goods and CASH never refused.
We respectfully iHeite you to call and eramiae
L METCALF, I.G. MERRILL,
J. NJ STRYKER.
Kcuosha, June l6, 1853. n5O
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21
II a + & w a T e!

Brinkerhoff 6 Penton,
WHOLESALE
DE u G G. Z s. rs,
n. T.. cor. Lake y Dearborn Strs.,
Directly opposite fremont House,
CHIC AGO,
Have the pleasure to inform the public that they
have in store large and well selected stock of
PURE AND UNAOULTERATED
DRUGS AND MEDIClNES,
"HICU they will sell at the lowest possible
w rates, and every effort will be made to give
dissatisfaction as to PRICEs, Quarry, and prompt
shipment Of Goods, and they trust by their person
al attention to the favors Of tie public to merit at
least share of public patronage
Their stock has been carefully selected as to
quality, aud Prices will be so low that no person
cen reasonably Object. Their stock WILDE kept
full and they would particularly call the attention
OF the country trade to the great variety of their
goods. thereby being able to supply themselves
with nearly all the articles i'll their line AT ONT
PLACE
Drugs and Medicines.
Alum, Arrow Root, Balsam Copavia, Peru, Fir
Tolu, Sc, Borax refined, Gums, Aasiietida, &c
CheuaicaIs--pure.
NtluS-VNuip nuEIC, hIuIIdtIc, Nlt1c, artdrlC.
Bensoc, Oxaltic, &c, Ammonia, Blue Mas,
Caomel, Chloroform, Ethers, Morphine, Qunne
Pa Ii { s, sc.
Crome Green, Yellow and Red, Lampblack,
Litharge, Yellow Ochre, Lead. pure No. L., &c.
Oiis-A great variety.
SPICES - Cinnamon, Cloves, Ginger, Rice, do
gtoand, Mace, Nutmegs, &c, Soap CASTLE.
FANCY AND COMMON
DYES AND nYEWOODS.
SPIRITS, LIQUORS AND WINES,
UPURELY MEDIcAL..n
Window Gass-Of various sizes.
Observation-Disclosures Fancy Articles
Cologne and Essential Oils.
CORkS-B Bottles, Walls, Demijohns &c.
SYRUPS- Herbs, Extracts, Roots. Banks, &c
TRUSSES-Apothccary Shop Furniture
Patent Medicines Sundries.
In fact we have everything to be found in
first rate Drug Store; and we are determined to
give satisfaction to all who may favor us as to
Quality and Prices. June 2-n4S.ly
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

Rare Bargains T!
Metfalf, Alerrill \ 90,
NO. 81, MAIN STREET.
EEAVING Just received an entire SUMMER
q "a STOCK Of Goods, we are prepared to &C
comodate our friends and customers with a
Splendid Selection
OF good goods, and cheap goods Our Stock of
H REG ES,
From one shilling per yard, up 10 the Rich
Satin Stripe at five Shil.ings, was never equaIled
IN the city-the same may be said Of our
Barege de Laiils and Lawns,
Orwhich we have choice selection. And we
hesitate not to say that we can supply the country
with all they desire IN the line of
Ginghams and Prints,
Popngs, Chambra, Adelades, aud every other
style of Goods desirable for the season. Also, "a
Re ~ paiteans ofihose splendid
E1IBROIRDERE;D LAWN ROBES
yet on hand Black Gro dc Rhine and Fancy
Dress Silks with Dress Trimmings of all kinds
aud coors. Wrought Collars, Underslecvcs,
&c.
PARASOLS and SHAWLS,
Ofal qualities, from the rich embroidered 10 the
cheap cotton two and SIX a-tcle.
IS o m et s
or every description, with all the ct ceteras ever
required by the Ladies of the city aud country.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERS,
An extensive Stock, probably the best ever offer
ed in the City, Also,
TseedS, Satinetts, Jcaas BrO,ca, BIeacAed,
and BHF Linens, and
SU3I3EEE STUEFS
Oreve:y material. quaity and color ever thought
OF being worn by man OF boy.
Carpets, Oh Cloths, and india Mating,
decidedly the best assortment ever offered in the
market; among which may be found few pieces
three ply ofthe richest colors. Our Stock Of
C2~o0 9~1o3o
IS complete. We can accommodate all with
ust the article required, and al prices tosuit the
ines. and the same may be said of OH iremen-
dous Stock of
r.-.t-nx o<l 6Flo w
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-10-21

THHE UNDERSIGNED, # the purpose of
Il accommodating the People South Eastern
Wisconsin with the Best Manufactured, and
most NeatIn EinishcR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
DfsnSfgTs- &c.

Er--ief Of is-t.I 2 ol wr s ss--e;s- q 81. Bi-a
- iI4slsco- 3 $50 T--hs-- c.sra ill v-7 -lTF
vssh or she rsss. la ihi1 IA - IL 'as iaa leN
res su-r- q aosl "a b. r6ois. ~aa bssEssat
- l T,s Z. 3: "a q sl :. s IS ' P,e Nsi c
Fiay u sols ~ 70 sesi a-ss "a Po ran ..o-e' ss
81 ess e Fsc-. ~ p " Z; an sspsns. Of ss3s slo
Ihs ICED tens Issdsd in Bsacl zlay nm iar
's1q No. e az - = 90, rs *. .s az.
- sI,s -. reis. ss-A ,ts r.rs erY &C.. -. e
Wa ~. -li 5s.s .5s.i = 90 20. rss 49,
os. t s3 'i c. rs Nellie so ss si & s 80 al
maze -UTcis repairs and ne work al ais a. Under
SIP feFoe. reras aid esp, sath vi al Gah.'
sP 4n,ssTs cP. Ss3 az Led beg cargo 4 IN: e.. "a -,
r Fenf .. on tie l1ti r IVES ssreI b. lex.
tea z hors AID ;s7k atoTsoa Wien 'A' Po'e
Il 70 . gysa - f s3 g. o.; y "a s. sS.s sssP ss
he Asrt he Bosez Uasrr.ers inform. he has lis h.rds
fuI Loyds AEruts likewise BY from Europe Tie Port
Wsrders and Avciio1eers irs having a ias hsrEest 49,
ser tens ty shn John stuart splendid vessel
q iuns ,esser sui - WaHsbqrsh L N .si9 owned n
isr r he join asrt s ma. mort ths 81
esrrir sr5 v barely sa,ed HE wife hs7as n1,hna
~ ~ - 49,. 81 - ~ 1890 m - T,-i
reor'e q co on ;he arrival q he John 49, they rs r.s
- nc cifeas ness allowed NJ Lyons efth arm
q Nesuez IJors Of also F,ed Over so - M. mi
Gresrrolf hsd lis am broken bat doing well TIE
John saIt 70 esd Gaiyalu fog reP. srcstFaer
BsTx FS,vcs sEcor Pei5 fron NewYot T Galveston rgi
Norfolk he ilh. with css Of sais aud f3renssf
BARK NAUTILUS iof OloBcesferl Glasgow holnd 20
Ptsdslphia Boston the lrh iri d-rf hitnz
the l2.h in af g. ion IS s.k Of 1000 rokes an holT
during sse fem the We~a-d aud Hads 10 inches OF ~er "a
horr On her arrival.
Ship Whine Ayres salem from AFRICA reports Ana g
j " Ion So struck BY gung which sivered flretcp
and forrorgn ntrnsst. bur DID no other darlaxe
SAG HARBOR L J.. sept l2-Herrn. brg Psre i1f salem
d G. fosfCn with fl Flour and
Com s.hore TIE sot Beach abreast OF hs VILLAGE
early hour Saturday nouing Last Up O. yssray
carly eo ths Flour aied good order The vessel Tng
snd tight and apparently without nsufered serious injury
The oT-gsan and rsai Yards struck Should
lciCra weather r0rfirue few daFs she vii d0gbtes BE-
cf without much lsrge. Vessel and insured
The number q .es the port Of San Eriucco tie 18Th Mt
VS. a. a. ships American 81 British other nations 5'o
ships % lrks Asrcsn 10 British H. o.hs nations 90a bars
Ia cGdion which here 6 brss and schooners
making grind total Il % shrs 30 banks IS hrgs hoonersn al
Tbs ciVe ofthe vessels employed the Oregon ald
CalfcInia cccs' frrde ard the
TIE PILOT Boar RELIEF arrived Mobile "a from
TIE wreck II The ship Asa with her sa
csIFtn sTtr and portion Of The ships provisions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
Spoken. DC.

Aus q lat IS a. lor q ship Mon ncah o. Esh Johr,
SB for London.
July % % lcn 81 ", lax Chuiin. OF aal rom
salem June TO- for Coos- Of Africa
la, a g. Ion 81 shin Ocea7 s'e.d of Bl-hl Coz r.
Bristol EuE. Eng Tor New-York
lat ST. Ion j birk Flying .han (Ttl d. ron
New-York for Lsguayrs kc.
Aus lon nip Robert rsrker leik
fer Antwerp.
sept let q Ion = g. slip s,ePhea ollves ofBeop.
from s. John NIB e. Liverpool
sept a. 20 chip Co OF New-y ken
COW for Philadelphia
Aug IS lsi a. lon n shi7 Grnrar Of -f-. reEh the
Henry CrirreiL Ne~-Yorx from LiVerpo -il 'pia)
No date Grand Banks ship CsTo..ne leha4o, from
Androssan Philadelphia
AUG 81 lat q So Ion o. 10 ship fesr.cs cn Boston
for San Frercsco.
sept !, ls a 60 Ion. 81 s. bark Meas, .4'ter DO
an. n m Boston fir Crons'adt.
Sept La a. Ion &C 10. bark Comet } Bostln
for San FrtrcscO
sept 10 South Channel bra Css.lr Plkl .shos,. rom
Portland for Porto Rico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
.sars..s .Aoss lie ;o'si q he F4-Fai .-ss' ea--


ALsaxY. sept I5Eeceg's ssce or l.t-FLora '9e b5s
Vrrt1 500 trsa CoEN 300 bush. oars Ln 81 t-Lk
sf brb ILcrR tar been good ead eillld i7- ta' s a
fs Se s % bis = g as6 y Tor STATE an 70 - 2
e ~ q. c~rr,cn and mixed Wes.e-n C02S j.
z6Ttrsf Md We.-lrn old re BisiEYsaes y 10 bush
.t7sa7c tworod nd &c r turrorce OAIs 49, ~ de-
i-,rd at57q41c Ssfs 81 Prison WHISKY a. -ac.
IuTTAIo SEPT IS-ReceVs q The pat tTeltyolr 10 are =
6vs Fto1r 50 hhls WHEAT $500 bash CosS 'o tsa
Msrkei he's been quiet and ssri saes 60 bo : :.
81 r o. 10 and Mchisan WHEAT hls been dali ol prcr
- an Hing drlra-d fr urine which held above b ve"s
f Iuvers Ohio s0d 81 13cS p C1RS l. he'd higher az
have been limited sales q Ono NhHf a. - "
&c FRrlCHTs unchanged -.
l3-ftcc.ipfs since Teste1cfT-fLocR I Dds
War bush Corn II go bush >ss were 1id 20 day o.
tCbs TLouR ard > go bsh o. WHE.r ~ an dF,1ee u1df
e rerort FzEieHrs-FLouR Sc WHEAT 7c-
C0KS ijc
CPaELLsToS Tuesday Sept 5Iac aea O! CcTToN TO-DAY lot
leIss At q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
INARLVE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw.YoRK.


Stesmsi-Roanoke Covendy, Norfolk &C Indian Pieasanfs
st.r Of the South Marks New-Orleans r. p anton -.
shps-Srar Republic shane Oaveston huNey Nlriy; Rich
ard Anderson Coffin Baltimore. Jas ~ Hicks Co.
Bsrks-Vore Wailnston GLASGOW Zercza Coz Florenfine
BiemD Fredercks MArseles T. Victor DlckTiz WI and
reu Ienke London. Meyers stlcker Jaee Fr Richard
Haraaa T w. Bayaud Co
BrIrt-Wihelmine (Breml hlder Bremen T. W Burch,rd
William II Stewart Hooper SavErnsh McCready M0- Co
Aurora Newton. Georaown master Sea New GoliswOrhy s.
Jehrs NF Broome n Dnwidde Stllve fBrl Evans Iaam1-
Duehe : Crooks Arctic tBrl Doane. ShebJurne, IS J. H.
braue: Rainbow Thompson Guadalupe Underwood Bsd-e
Wapderer fir Davidson John NIB. T. L. ID r. De Wolf
Fswn Howl Cape Hayden II B~cserS Gaevei HuTrlh Prn
Wieaud 81 John - B.. Thompson Ne uhause.
schoouerr-Ssah Elizabeth smith NeW-iisyen, massrs Ann
Eliza Asay Richmond J. { sash Mary Powell Conn WHINING
tor POWELL Alouzo Fields Nevbern Davis Holmes. G0be
Swift salem r. W Ropes Coz Surf Mahman HALIFAX T. W
Duuhau Sen Elole JOINS Wilmington AcCready Mott \
Co Harriet Chandler Trust Nllmirg A polou Ago
insult (BT Murphy Hsfs Wheelock Coz Arctic Wilson Alex
sud Sturcsss ClearIuan Co; O. e. Ackery Have Pens
cola Church; Merchant Winters Nchmlnd { II Piefs5n
Henrietta Randall BANGOR. II d Brookman Co -
Steambosis-Shnrk. Miller Philadelphia VIM II Thompson
Wesfern Port Hal. baltimore. =. V. Coal Go.
soops-knerics Hu Providence, CoFinhan, shsP
hard Nareham L. spfasue Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
Foreign Ports.

Aces West Coast Of Africa July 49, bark w Porer voor
hes for leewsrd dav; only American vessel.
At Moutevdeo July p barss oceanus Moore I'm Boston. as,
an Hazard Lloyd I'M New York 18Th dis Mary BT5ueh
ton. Bowers Boston ready, wig. wind.
A. Caao ul' dlte) ships burlington Cooke, for
Cncha and Hampton Roads Gem Washington, Lowe for
HAMPTON brks Hell tni Frances Underwood reparns
CsnaIea Perkins for Chirchl Islands and Hampton Roads SD
lst 8 Up Cape Cod Sears. Baltimore .
sailed from Janero Aug brig Governor Brock York NeE
York Ship IIor,bug Fuller from Nswfork May 81, for San
francisco July % and probably sailed again previous Alz
ghorn -th u ships Rio Grande percy and John Bnysu
Nchos for loading; baks T.. H. Chaplin Bgck for do
san day Isabella Humphrey for Boston dg brig Pulaski Mont
nery m NeWIork do Sid about 9th bark Fanny Simonson
PhadelI hia previous 18th ship Dadem, Myrcs NewYork
AR 81 AsY1v-all st. schr Pe.Eel Fitzgerald, Baltimore
sailed MoIiego Bay, Jam I'd ut, bark Victory, Eetson
Cuba. 1870.
All At Halifax 9Th inst seLT Ann MeAskil Prce Edws'l e.
I'D fnr brslln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

AZ the meeting Of Bank Ofcors TO day, the plan of
Clearing House, previously under consideration,
adopted and Committee appointed 10 cary it into effect
Forging appears TO he epidemic. In addition to Mr.
Forsyth hear OF three other instances all within the past
six weeks In one case the amount very considerable
Measures about to be taken for the survey of route
Tor Railroad to connect with 0gdonburgh with the Black
River end Iihica Railroad.
The Illinois Central Railroad has called for the eleventh
inst0ent of five per cent the subscription for its four
MILLION dollars Of the per cent construction bonds pay
able at the Office in this City the 10Th Of October
The receipts of the Philadelphia Wilmington and Balti
more Road show q very handsome Increase. In round
numbers the July receipts $4,000 August 10000
The se annual dividend viii probably be three per cent
On the par Of ESQ.
The Hudson Rep1boaR states that injunction has been
granted the application % the Bond Of the lad
son and Berkshire Railroad restraining the Controller from
selling the road in accordance with his advertisement
The Union Bank VIII 80 into operation at Undertook in
this State in few days Wm H. Tobey is to be the Presi
dent and VIM II Rainey at present Teller OF the Hudson
River Bank of Hudson, Cashier
The annexed table win show the receipts Of the United
States in each quarter of the fiscal year ending June 80
1883 The gross receipts it VIII be seen amount to SOL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14
Arrived.

n s,,spsship FLORIDA Merritt Voc hull s4vannah 80
hours udse samuel Mitchell SUNDAY ~ 10 =
Iisrvst hence for savannah Pm Hst,eras Light be sns
NV BY eKehAEed signals With steamship Aasuss hence Tor -
vtrnlh .Sr,
T.sfon On Sunday Sept n, At "a o'clock Pm u mile.
Ne cfCare Lookout exchanged signals with setmhp Js A1s-
hence ? Char and Augusta hence for savannah
shir Pvmoth Young Ce.te and 81 days from
Gibraltar wine. brandy &C. 10 Harb,ck Co,
Shin Bath Fox Bristol 3 davs railroad iron % p
Chousu j. sanford Aus 3 LAT & Ion a. spoke bafs
BSvs whaling BEDFORD MeFarl.ad month ouielsan
sfrf iO lst IN TO- Ion 20 anishp Humboldt hence
Sbp fa ende iof Charlesion Vaaberce Antwerp IS dsa
rdse and IS raecngersf 20 Arttuf Lesfy Co.
Bsrk stevens Dublin 40 days In ballast with 70 pa
Collins > lat o. lon q % TIE week
of OF about waerosgd sui ahaci 81 had tre
topfnsst sevsai Painted black with white sr'af
BARK Chss Chss- Bristol Eng . d1yi ron 70 ocer 'es. 70
BslI TdwsId Psieon Ciaston days cotton and nee 70 Geo
Bailey Co $50 . -, A.,
rags SC 70 PtcaidL TO- lat g. lon 3 81 two An-f
,ci lound ssuar1 Aur H. iss % D. s. brig Elean
ore bound la a e. ol 81 10 spoke snip Cro~
vh Ire bsik OdenJ The hss had csns aud sei ns
eus rsse and las been Is days 70 TIE westward CT ne
F.rs Fa,h wilson vers CraI specie Sc HarEou Bos
Sailed With ts LeontDe span i5r Wv and bsk AZ
hurrsne the West carried pbboom fore toga
blew oretopsa out q the EsskstS sept - Ai
81 Ion a 20 passed Jenny Lut OF SewYor bound north
Brig Recuerda Span Pasel Iufagona hO dsyk win. And
passengers % frsreia Gomez A Co
Bris Folan sesnsn opor,o 20 dsys rdse to mater
Sehr Geo Washington Mcdonald Sydney u days coal 70 O. :
Nheewrzht.
scl Bonita Wooster EsPori days lAh and plaster 70 Brett
sloop Helen - New Bedford d,ys oil to master
SAILED Steamship Roanoke CAyeray NOrtE a. Ships He
veiiA Marsh Hsyre Mortimer Liyinson, BGrsfo~ DC
BELOw-Two bs-ks
VIND-SW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-14

The feywardors Of Buffalo. held meeting laS Friday,
and raised fund Of SEQ to aid in placing the Canal in
navgable order
IA, Mr. Harm Register understands that Mr. Booth
r,c;neer Of the Air Line Railroad has completed new
,rySsv Ssyiatng somewhat from those previously made
tovren ibis City and Reads Moth between Waingford
an5 nu,ham The distance, surveyed from GrSPe Vine
po;r 70 poneroy Pond Sbour a quarter Of me east OF
w.wnge,i Village eleven miles and perfectly straight
INC. end almost dead level the whole distance
samuel wardwon Of Adams jefferson County, has been
,r,cd Cashier Of the Fort Sanwix Bank in place OF 7
y poc,r resigned 10 take the cashiershp Of the Bank of
utca.
IN, Camden and Atlantic Railroad Of NewJersey hiss
orre,aten niles Of its road TO Hsddonhed and is e1
.oad ha, the whole line VIII be finished by the middle Of
December next
IA Bshrore Ssn of yesterday says The tnon Bank
., Nsr,,apd sent TO the United States Mint about two
,,h since five thousand dollars in silver to be coined N
~ .h.rce bu. no return has yet been received
IT, President Of the Western section Of the OHIO and
,'s.,r; Road nom the Wabash a, Nincennes TO limos
:. Louis reports shat bonus of $4,000 IS
"a 81 the subcon;rsctors for completing the work
c,m 81 Louis co niles 10 tie Line oil the ioS oe,''~
>, Ioprary 1854 aud the whole work TO the WABASH
Nv Tho ls July 1884 BY the original oon'ra' 'ns "''N
90 he completed about the close OF 1855
phaadelpha the Banksa are stu following UP INC 'nO'o
-. commenced some few weeks ago and money s'' -
s,,n.ra =, ,he highest rate Of interest
=, .eo,,d ~ The Boston money market me ''A'"N'
says ...., away without bringing any ms
- ,cref 10 the money ma. ke1 ~ ~ ;ysrs,;on The
,.ile ,astsers have more isyoEaoie lneAAa'O