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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24
81 saw my true love weep f;
l heard my true love cry.
Away down to Cairo,

81 saw my true love weep;
l heard my true love cry.
Away down to Cairo,
This nigga's gwine to die"
Here is another refrain, or rather less poeti-
cal pretensions but il was given with more
grinning, shinny countenance, which could not
be withstood. even by Horace Greedy.
81 wish had some 'baccer,
Who'll give me n chaw tobaccer?
| want a chaw O. 'baccer so bad
Pm almost foze."
This song brought the ''baccer," +" as l am told
it invariably does. / could not withstand the
appeal, but hastened to the saloon, purchased q
roll OF the '.invigorator," as called out here,
went back and supplied my entertainers with
tobacco enough for the night, and Immediately
retired, to escape their profuse thanks AS |
lett their precints, they struck up farewell
song. something like the following near as
remember Promising that ''har,' means
''har, and .'dar," ''here, give the firemen' $
farewell strain, leaving the reader to imagine
the pleasing train of ideas it must have sugges-
ted Here it is -
Good night, kind white man,
Good night. kind stranger,
May de angels guard your sleep,
And keep you from all danger.
An if de bilcr burst,
May he singe your har.
An when de snags pokes through your BERTH
hope you'll not be dar.'
The last two lines suggest pleasant ideas on
the subject OF River and Harbor improvements.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24
Ruins of an Ancient and Magnificent City at
Tinian Island, in the North Pacific.

Capt. a. X. Fisher, of this town, informs
that when on his last whaling voyage, in the ship
America, Of New Bedford, (Which about
years ago. he had occasion to visit the island
of Tinian, Zone of the LadrOne Islands,) to land
some sick men. lie stopped ther some days
One of his men, in his walks about the island,
came to the entrance of the main St, of n large
and splendid city, in ruins Capt. Fisher, on being
informed of the fact, entered the city by the
principle street, which was about three miles in
le Igth. The buildings were all of stone, of a
dark color, and of the most splendid description
In about the centre of the main street, he found
II solid stone columns, on each side of the
street they were about 45 or so feet in height,
surmouuted by capstones of immense weight
The columns were ten feet in diameter at the
base, and about feet st the top. Captain Z.
thinks the columns would weigh about 90 or 40
tons, and the cap-stones about % tons. One nf
the columns had fallen. and he had fine oppor-
tunity to view its vast proportions and fine archi-
lecture. From the principle street, n large num-
Der of other streets diverged They were all
struight, and the buildings were of stone The
whole of the city entirely overgrown with
cOcOanut trees, which were so and 90 feet in
height. In the main street, pieces of common
earthenware were found. The island has been
in possession of the Spaniards for long time
Six or seven Spanial ds resided on the island
when Capt. f. was there They informed HIM
that the Spaniards had had possession about
sixty yearS-tnlt tiley tooh the iSiiihu ii"'h tbo
knackas, who were entirely ignorant of the
builders of the city, and Of the former inhabi-
tants. When questioned ut to the origin OF the
city, their only answer was-''their must haze
been powerful race here long time ago.
Capt. F. also saw the island immense ledg-
es of stone, from which the buildings and col
umns had evidently been erected. Some por-
tions of them exhibited signs of having been
worked. Here is a food for speculation. who
were the founders of this once magnificent city
in the North Pacific, and what has become OF
their descendants? Whatever the answer may
be, they were evidently race of very superI-
or order.-EdGartOen G0z., Idss.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24
NUMBER q.
Talleyrand In Philadelphia.

BGrAn intelligent correspondent has f01-
nlshed us with the following, which Is no doubt
authentic:-
During the latter part Of the last century, ,the
exied Monsieur Talleyrnnd resided In a small
attic of house in Goddard's court be-
tween Front and Second streets in Philadelphia
He was very poor--all his furniture consisting
of one chair and straw cot bed-depending for
his means some OF the French residents
Opposite Christ Church, in Second street, was
small dry-good store, kept by I. p c., now a
wealthy retired merchant, where Talleyrand and
French General, his companion in exile. fire.
quently stopped on their accustomed walk down
town to Wm. Young's bookstore, at the corner
of Second and Chestnut streets. One cold NOR
ming in December, Talleyrand came into Mr..
c.. store and offered his watch in pledge for n
small snm OF money, he starving and
without fire. The money given him, AMI
he was referred to Benjamin Ferris watchma-
ker, who lived nearly opposite to dispose of his
watch. So reduced was the man to whom years
after Prime Minister OF Napoleon, FIRST Con-
sui OF France kings paid homagei
-~-o@
ETHIOPIAN PHI1osoPHY.-''ai Crow, can yor
explain to de subscriber why dat 'iieious wegj-
table called de nutmeg neber comes 10 nIaturi-
" >"
''Neber comes to maturity 2"
''Yes why dey am always small potatoes :"
why dey always small 'taters ?"
''Ycs, Mr.. Crow. Why dey ne5er get to be
some punkius ?"
''Why dCy neher'-
Yes yes, MIR Crow. .Wly cont de nut
megs, a class. grow large instead or always
CROWN small ?''
''No, Julius Cesar, don't know noffin about
il. You must some gardener man about we
g;tah es -
..well, Mr. Grow. kin tell you why uutrnegs.
as q class, don't grow large. lt's becuuse cherry
Individual nutmeg knows dat dc largest nut
meg in de world am liable 10 come across a gra-
ter 20
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24

De Dickens, in speaking of friend, says be
was SO long in .he legs that he looked like the
afternoon shadow Of somebody else.
k1-An Irish Journal says--'The following
bill was presented by n farrier tc n gentleman
in this town: To curing your pony that died.
Ell. Is"
a3 They declaim most against the world who
have most sinned against it; as people generally
abuse those whom they have injured
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24

g-A Western editor speaking of the vener-
able appearance OF a stump orator, said that ''he
stood up like one of EN- trith has bald head and
hGsds IN his 6reeches poekezs!f 90
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1853-03-24

ETHIOPIAN PHILosoPHY-"M Crow, can VOC
explain to de subscriber why dat lcious wegi-
table called dc nutmeg neber comes TO nlaturi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

for than ~entyse years me . ~
ossn have been opened and operated upon 'ns los
:,;ec nrr cples and they are IN such p.reet o,ue
handled men could be placed advsnt'geouY ~
uL nrder srourd, in lees than twenty iouF heus.
VOL crire ar expenditure Of az least $500 Geo % capt
va rds 81 40 year. time, % place pew nine eqnSy
~ "a Isvorsbly located in the same posoon ths "c
IL 4; st this moment We have tni3 afy antage' NJ
ali others in the country. in less than thir'y
f,on The date Of possession, we shall have ceveIs1
90 % hundred TONS Of copper ore sold ~ aucuoh on me
.nh nT lane and have mach more on me way 10 MAJ
Tt sctual expense Of mining and marketing tnn OF
Ae'' 20 com NJ McCuiiock nine I'LL not exceed elo
tsiYea rer tpn That figure il the outside covering al
d;,,,s The ore VII average 10 richness about TWEEN
PIT er cent worth in this market 81 20 for "a IN per
- M vii give sl2t per tun gross Or nef sllO per
.,,bs rate ~ Weld named sboys 90 uns per day
Us, ~, ;rfcrne Of 300 Per day VIII be realized
re- mi. YOU all that ~ have an Immensely valuable
r,n,.,tv II 10Y estimates are cOrsidered eNraya8shl'
te wide margin FOR reduction without bringing t1s
resrl, below most productive points. On our c'pi'@l
of An 600 600 enormous dividends must be realized ad 10
nj hight or premium the market value o. ne STOCK ""
escb R question that cannot be deter noed for year'
s rar value of mining shares - merely nominal For
h ,noss az showing what advances have been paid Up
o. SHARES Of ming companies established ia England
Give table selected from The L0adon Mtning Journal
~ a recent date: 49,.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK ....-..
Cleared

e,roslps northern Lglt Miner n Juan De Nc.eglA ere
Cores tsunga' ~ o. Roberts, aoao-e OaF
nd No folk. &C. Ludlom Pleasuis -, NJ. @.
sfp.-sntre More L,wt9n GLASGOW Danns ia, Dn'n M
81 Il John o. Baker Co Contest Bfewe san riu-
CO. Low Co Advance Ch6 BIC Bo',rt hne.anl'
ain If rerl Roe. II John NB, Meyer 'tlc. SEN
Brigs-Ci sarooga PGTker. Baltimore INLAND Fqn seems
poh.rs Actt EorioL. asteE Toledo Hen1ngway ha2us
r Wste Hans HOboe, Corw) s'ead'ea' N9a's4h''''
Fmch & Msiucke. 49,. H.. ct,,l.
ler Tui Plymouth Georse Frce s~so' Pnos uchnond -
II peor: Lousne Conctn Choil.s'on McCreadT MOI a Cos
Fcirs Ferr Nev-Tlayeu. g. II Ravens honok cs@t bed,
Korok suryes, Cosrlsn Co; Eous, Jones Nimis9n
SMITH useu rs Brab Plymouth, d. Ssyrei BRIDE Of the seas
Toofss Melbourne. fox Nto
gloop-Nic.ofv, Baker Bristol. master.
Sicsmer-R stockton, Norton Baltimore X ii ln0nps 10
cug Point Loyfeid, Baltimore IA H. Ieylor
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Disasters. &c.

THE srr,NsRrP MESLS, LACEY running between his pos >
Thomas BeTmuds ard a PIT VII not return 20 5eIA
kc- but vi leave "a q dSy .ro for HALIFAX -.
BARK PARACoS OF NASrvcKEr-A ettef ION
swAn ship MohAwk Nantucket the os Of h9k faA
son Of antucket ou Stross the 2eh March S bat F
10 Particular The Paragon months out aud had ~ pnt ~
oil board There her a. Ae Commercial inlf-
.pceC Co, Nantucket. for IS. go.
Dukxc the thunder yesterday afternoon the s1p hnhe'
Ans,lo kroke Der the wharf foot Of CaroneS
during Sudden squs Of wind and driven some dAnee Sut N
,he hshOr breaking looe she collision Win ne
shp Be which yns neshborns wharf ard both
sre considerably injured The topmt AMI nirzen top
aud the tore topcA aud bboon OF the
B were carried away ard TIE rq o. both we're aeh dsuAsed
Ptre' b American ~ INST
scus F~prxE of Hsden Ne Hopkins nom eoenc
. oe the Light Boat Newport 90 ne Des o.
- In eooa With cA. CsesoEA Of apS n b-sks
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dividend NOTICE--THE SEMI ANNUAL IN
~ TIREs 5 doe tvs M 90 S. ID on s1 s:I 'i X. a.. on
e tie uLdTsd pre'enaon Of the proper CouPoas
TIE BONDS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA FOR BANKING
1884 being the 81 $4,000 loan,
M srArE OF cAL,FoRSIA SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL
FNP F E6S 5 e TiS T. M PENN Issued
Nh 5f 90 boSs F fs cS os hLIEH. FEM u.
90 bobs FSsPiE E tT7 i % 6 d
fH N foIps T Ha1 ely F 81 8aRFfr o u
f As sob rs 81 THE T Of oho
THT BoNbs 81 ne ~ cTT o. da.
.ud ~ = AZ & .r9 ss Is f3ed &C. psT qeat
sud BE sgy's &c sTd k9nE' 6 s9d 60 Der cent
TIE FRANKLS COUNTY 0hol BONDS ..ued to the cls7s-
THE GREENE COUNTY Ohio BONDS issued tie Columbus
ne Sl cH1sPAiGS COUNTY ohol BONDS Issued to tn Co
IRE B PSi faR f GoeS S os .u. to the Ohio
ard Pslsiy yP'a RI E,lse S9 PEI ssa so>,ns
fFf soSbs Re coUIfY' q 1EGHASY .na
' TIE Ross coUSfY oia BONDS ..ued to the Mae... and
HE ATHENS County Co-ioJ BONDS ssasi to the Marietta
nc fHE wisHiSGToS c6USTY 1ossI BONDS .usd to the
N ~ s 1S az vAS WfRf c6SrY 5 5 so Issued to
OF Ta ri BoS Ais eRSXr III S issued to the oo
THE BoXDs Of ALLES cotNTY Indiana. i.usd to I'll. Ohio
fHF si BoSbs Of csgSfos6 COUNTY CoA a.d to ii.
OH III BoSDs :' eoGS 81 cosaccroS o
The Sfut.rve ard Indiana Rsiroii COMPANY per
THF OHiO ard PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
N re fsEiIiEf6XraigE ssd INDIANA RAILROAD CON-
PiNY RIAL TASTE SPECIAL MORTGAGE BONDS per
/
/ COMPANY MORTGAGE BONDS. per cents
THR NARiETTA and CINCINNATI RAILROAD COMPANY
MORTGAGE BONDS per esuts.
/ THE sTEuBENVILLE aud INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY
! MORTGAGE BONDS, leresnts.
/ The DAYTON ard MICHIGAN RAILROAD COMPANY
! MORTGAGE BONDS. Per cent?.
! The fERU and INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD COMPAyY
! MORTGAGE BONDS, Per cents
| TIE INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 per cent
THF BONDS q the SEVERAL TOWNSHIPS IN the Coanrie
cf J.a...E s-. r-scArrr., Ccs-s sa
eIEs Ok sed 20 he seussnyl. aud INDIANA Rsrosd Con
| parry .NIssLO"t LAN4kh Co. No y Walls
! Mv-YGh, JsSe "A, Itod.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

Henry Hsrd sss % Ohio eae average Of 80 which ~'aa
welsh over : CWt esch- So
pfgvsfs TIE Neff se.k OF eKceednEJ bst 10 u - 10y
rereraly fourd GOOD feed.
spyry svp Mss-The -nr-tet os hsre srs s more acvs
too,y thsn ts fcr bee Tee rres 20 nan erin ssfe N ~ ~
s+eer od bv WI C1sbcI 10 n Psraol o. 1e@r ~ e
There Vas sTcs. deal o. hsaE efcu tie rice NJ M , h 14
r,er MA "a. AID hnsy sct hen . h pro re
srethe sheep tie stables n zj ron FaYete
CONT ~ bv Weh Duke Co hid ~ s0 esch TEE bAane
sre A ,orir about 70 (Which sod q sGSf e.cf -
Ssy sheer broker Thee sheep vii cest about b or
Toy by ri road 70 snd1sty,
os 10 Bufso ard BY Aelork AID butlo roe 70 PcEz9nt
e-tv osvs garage stopping frequently 20 feed
Lar from isl an We know q one SAFE q - ls Vlg
snfll tIo urff % lii. - Iei.
Wn Dsfea steep brok'r Chamberlas soi af eek 70
head scu LsIn average q - eseh 2. or cJ E
ing Re fo.d A. sh,en FOR 81 eseh
ecorou on q sheer il &c. = feai snd &c sta1nr b W.
inrs ouo.st 1ns sheep 3 q - ~ = Lant 81 -
d. ia 8 IN. cav ve-y snai' olcs cod ~ -
T Sheep an1 Lambs tod a. f0-ty-tur - nes A. e
the HARLEM Parot7 nd - TesfUr ree-sy n11r aD'l, pr
au tley DO the !oECr markets Nlte = .et'
yrhe tfev % batter 81 rants-e 70 e. r91f J1i
wfetle thetis ne grest Cty nsrFe cl1ot
lrfercft Judge for themselves j. . - ear. I'd ~
corvfr eroes r. Cs'e Markt ar " SOP oi
e, ot cr rveu N l-v t1at 81 i-- "sl' o.
united nske al DE ssls - thtt ce .i...
Cows sSD CsLvEs ye-y dull I'D pot sse Or e4
frrer n dsv Pres lonDs y e. 60 - = -, III %
VIZ Csves declined Jet al eqorted efrVed a. VICE.
sv,sy sss ,,sv.rv mai 5'0Cc The s,-ek ct Fo
l. rs5f ut m the dr,nd Abort Loo f o. mana D. '-'
Tr{5n y,ys Fcgty.grs'-s- with dull marEet
The aLnutty of dressed meats - row y FeIy is-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06
WINsbOW, LASlEa Co.
DACIFiCRAILROAD LOAN-slOO0O0O LOAl

L On he MORTGAGE BONDS OF the PACIFIC RAILROAD
~ or fqr s IL helr bonda 20 DO
thousand dollars each $, me Tx q
fr the yueD place se-snnnsy On ne
Of January md inst Of July each yea at the rare Of ~
bonds are secured By only ortrsss the SOUTH
wee Branch Railroad 60 miles length and Of one Aqa o.
acres Of the ue Of that branch granted By Cons % aa
h construction; BY second the Pacific Railroad 20 mes ~
erh Geo Of land not Included 10 ne w
g he Psel6e Rsrosi from Sc, Louis wesfwsrd about
oa yhge miles further, reaching - a.
division aud the construction q an "a he -uy.s re-
cute to prepare the miles Of railway for e2nset In,
deterd.re rear the moth the KsnS 20 ei ana IS mn.
western branch divorces about forty miles We, O. - Hors ::
T,1sb he esus Of th- Cherokee Nation 80 5e ,-,,. a.,
,sr.r 10 he P,es Ocean authorized cap o. zen ~
privilege Of Peease SHdet .s1 a2s coo Of which os, %
m safe loan 20 the Company anhora gr such
q which las ben sog d. 's Zen On the Petite Ro.d only
IsYS united bT Ccnsress the properly Of the
gs if, zee she Of the lie. this Company S
nsons In ~. 3 Govrrneri will eorfe 49, ne norteass
The h o1ds Which esS s e bends are coaysrOs
INTO lard Of The ceEIlr;. and 2as Of the holder
~nRI mn ressrve the nsht to seeePt p'0p0'' - " -
portion q the ,i9qS amour, allotted s.eh .uSGr ~ o 70
CURED notice the ace Ten per monthly Any
| 800 NAV however, ., hs oPaoa'IaJ -
aes Al any al e.sss adjusted payment Of the Ina
uent. ,,,vsa q, the lee Of aesss RIGGs Co, No y
PIes1 ieod sealed and erdorsed PTepossn q. Loan =.
saaGco Pe Rrosd q ard prospcsts Of tbs work
so m ts,ar, Information relative 70 W mar Co .,
@ q jan, 20 or % s Or the al.er. psasy by
er At the Sebos Ho'eL Sy sasSs AEv Prssieas
7 AID WARRANT OFFICE, No. GO, WALkoI.-,
.. Ooess. .aa cod .t I'm. on ss, -.
N 1.p su ..Ss . Il psrs II seas ..,,s
.nsss - rsssip! Of rsnsssse''
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The anxiety 70 obtain later aiviess from Europe i-d,y "a. nc
.5 orersous BA2K STEADY - - PEI tlu y,
1t,r- non buf no further ,rarsat age come aeeL "a.
,ri,.,yc ~ e.sr. Or : = cor1 a. Anrs-Lli
~ or b.. dem1rf ls limited The 'upp.es
rue srrI but %. market dali AID inlevei l'1b,a
49, A so ID 81 1t b Dbl aid letter brands aro fe5ei
pee,d rs he'd Ct - IS pt the 81 u ie atteI are eo.
the retailer and aseTs atd 1-ra pr -
.s.cs ~ 81 of and MAJ dull a. orr fusr "a
rs fs saIe rdyWiue Meal a. - j.. = Dosle .h-
s5 o. Ne lep crop h4'S
supsssco Which he'd o. - n bnnel Tor j a. pa
ricr-fi0u IT rr-4 ~ ap o. - an
,e. Ryy seisaf3c COsE IL and goo asne' ye'N
'od Al &C. OATS nothing doing. WHISKY AsiAy o-7'
~ a, "a aud Llds. A. ~ 30.
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Arrived.

Ship carch of Tbouastonl Fo. Hsv-o May ndse and 3'2
SIR Issac 81 (pI Jhnone Havre, May p, md'e and 'i
H. ME- f TloTastor) jordan EowOfeans % days corn
s Frsp ow lawson Newcastle z days, coal to Barclay
Liyiu4fon. -. -. 90 Ret, 4 yo.o
sebr Tweed (f Petty, Ehearas days pine sFie' 10 order
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Sev.York Cattle Mnrket.

,, v.v.v 81 .e. in the YewYork Cse asket prepared
h S spdhs Monday July 1885 Fourth OF Juiy Markets
held on SSSsy Burs He.s Washington Drove Yards
Xcn PQPg n fG ol s.Tes es s'S and 3D ''
Lover Bulls Head BOwnins PPtie;'r Sth.' near ,t W.
for Gov. snd Calves ana ser ~ sseSes '"'
HuS,on River Heed chaSsIsa PrpEs'C oS t OF sSsa
ss n c Reeves Caves Veal. and sheer m
,sns,h Thu.tsy arkt day tor other oea q, IN.
the largest sac, snss Viii show the numbers offered for the week
sSsSs Veal cve,-E'tma''d 'a oo
ds. SS1.oT:i s. sheep so
Cows csves-Ble~nos'' TO- Sheep SstS.l 5000
Cow. Ssys:- ~ s5ssP Ls@S.-Esd sid
YEA Scssyys:- f,S 8 swae
Veal csivss-Ssh At (estiindh 20 s~ins-' a0H iA''
SHEEP snd Lambs
Cows........'.''''''''''''' S ssy -
Total Ind d:y the Toyg,i M.e 1876 Besye ana
.g $50 swirs SS Sleep IS Cows aad -
ssf out Of aSou, included IN the above table SH7n
S 9,, s,a sP Sesel here S %.a day
for some SSn, Ms5 si would be len aver
F9Is, Of which there very few in market ice .,.,
FsI SSs, retailing uslIst Beef sa9c ofdaS 70 Rei a
cs SSs, f snd .Tsys TIE the weight
Ts been Ts: S: i h more 50 than Sn
.ooe cause would justify vii have g ss way o. ssa' many
FS. aud dfOvsrs not exoe to keep ~ he Pee to 10 or
II hasE for soule months 10
nc h As TOO There not butcher IN Ne NnoTS
sso mssus far living this sumner ssSS Ss0. "a ~
Tie res ,hev M give VI and 20 into other oaSness
C.f,is in uaark TO-DAY are neS 81 ~ v -. ~ 10
go 49, ,no IN flOm keutuoky V V'N' N''I anu 10
EN- tIis stare The basnco oin Onio " - o. ~
River Rairosd bFOssh the E soa go .s
us5l,m "a and the Hudson River 0s 81 ~ e.. or a.
i've. d.iyen hy g. C. Wave CO o. ay r. rrrs IA ~
no VIZ. ~ tas ~ headee diys on the read Ley 800 -
Jobs Mer boier al en- syessss o. e.s uh always
al sppsror bat bought up W o.1et s ho s,.
elshIy the h<st to-day were -, a. = ~
rTvttSs HIND Co At an average Of SSequNI 70 49,
I.m,s Irving OF Washington Market eoesh' a 2. '
.ss xsisit Of estimated al over SNt -. ,ou,s
T9s stte,t heavy cattle do rot sell .. the - wi are
bet weather. Oooa hooeH' 'a' SS0SA'' -
he most valuable at this session. nj o.. 10
49, Witt soS g Kentucky cattle Of an average o. 80
svsshf sea 10 head the choice cat Of ~ o0
.,,is g. ga each Average weight SeTt f.a In ms
csttie o ~ ipos cattle, owned by Tetey sriSee -
lees nd thy rather h.,o ~, r. - ot arc
III 90 rrsze cost them 'oss Wa - Vs..
hba sci W ch ouch q have b. -, 3.
sle v, nr.hie pastures Perhsps sons o' .ns 800
spon ,hs h oud psy fos rssiAs here srA<
y Wes,sAsstss o.Aes sostSos~ s0sAAs~
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passeugera Arrived.

IN so lsf,oia foa LrpooI-Capt. J. G. smyth Of Telsaa
VIM Curphy, Of Cahfrna ~, D.. ..r5,.u ..d
is BAH L. CroieA y Labse-Hirs Reverb 'enasA ara
1. L n c.,r.r
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m 600 AnALITTLE MIAMI RAILROAD
a. l tUUI.tDtbsV COMPANY SIX PER CENT FIRST

AOhA"AOE DO-'N' " 0FTlcE or WISsL0w, LAsIrs Co.
80 b. Walist, June l8 1853
NUN rrrTrr MIAMI RAILROAD COMPANY offer for sale
oSF MILLION SIX PER CENT BONDs win coupons
Interest Principal able New-foff tie former nASeAJ'
- an, IN .nus a. Il each pay able the first day Of M'y oS
authority OF the Lezsalre OF
- So Of Ohio arc part OF th- $4,000 Loau anchor ed 20 be
Stockholders, f tie purpose OF fisin hsAhs
osbe track greatly increased aud increasing business
~ 80 Road in. kes this shso.utly necessary -.
M CncuLst Dailg Springfield Is no" ~ c1ul
"a cost Including equipments s''s' 'NA"
kCr..s Sc . this date. c2,IO3, JIG -
Is in the Columbus and AehA hafo 'o
he ,rourt of s6 go which commands prmius u
j. Ali The III sborougo Road to the amolat Of Sl1I
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financial.

nIyUEND-EAST RIVER BANk.-ihe Pre-
.se1t nd Dir coz. have THIS DAY declared Dydado
THREE AND 0NfHALF PER ctSr on ne cDa - 500 81
r he h O., July. Tie Tlrs,er B,OAs WI ho lose om the
i'' to the ll'' ''! wa r. BtLLOw. Cashier.
y,s1 RIVER Bass. No 60 5d-s7, June so 1855.
NASSAU Bass, June b. 's5}
nVIDEYD- The President and Directors have this
~ day declared dep5 Of FOUR PER cen y on ,as capita
e.. "A, !. q, is n 1t u Iu next RATooKER cashier.
KSrcsFeBoc SER BANK July , 1853
DIVIDEND-The President aud Directors nave nave
,lSi Ifyse'' R S1 , lLs .'' INST AGUVV caL.6
F~'es'srx rs sg q e I,,. s.; !. BASIS
vr,uE TRUSTEES OF thi, INSTITUTION have d.
,ed That 9,s'e e R to u. o. On al u. IF sos
Ssd The rate Of i've ger cent peg ana payable % ana
' , H a5, called Tor carried 10 e ;ct Of D. posters as
PInsINyL Va. Iulv l. 1853 PsfTS CsER,a Accountaa.
OCEAN BANK, NEw.YoRE, July 1853.
THE DIRECTORS have declared senl-annual dyi'
four per cent payable and after the Ilth inst! The
'r'r''ef books VIII '' is GIBBONS Cashier
NOTICED Broadway Savings Institution, Broadway
- Bea Bq DIM. 10 h. o'9' 81 & @ & be oSd
interest thereon ths s INST By order Of The Board
MFcF,NIcs AsD Traders BANK. Ne@.Yors. June o. liD
NOTICE is lercby given. that an Election Tor Dlrec-
y Ions ~ IL Iu.tuion, Ill BE- he TUESDAY, the l2h Day
fd ~ he Irs the election there tr ensInE for
pirctor Of I'D Box ne etlton WI e nsl ~ , ' D'
p BY order Of the Board. -
~" +. d. BROWN Cashier
OFFICE MrRcHASr3 iNiuRANcE CONAN
Conner # Gre, nwich and Futol-ss, July 1873
DIVTDENp At a meeting of the Board OF Dlrec-
4 o.s held Til. Day dividend u tn at VS. fsciifedi
r,y.s md the 7th ius'. GEO w SAVAGE, 9ecret~y
H,,ovtR FIRE INsURAycC CoNPAsY JAZZ it5I 49,,
nIVIDENU-A semannual Dividend OF ZEN FER
~ CT NJ on tie capital stock declared 0@ o. de-
nsna Chce No. HsuoyeT-siuaFe 4 NJ N-NI' 9e'5
H,MLroS FtaE issuance CoNPisY,}
No 5 Tryon-roE corner OF Chi,haust ,
DWlDEND.-The Board of Directors have declared
IL dgd.rd Of SIX 6j PER CENT for the last W ons1 piyi
81 lie IA DANIEL BARNES secretuy.
ovr,-r ov rHy NrRc, mile FtsE lHs Co,
y, I8f Broadway, Jlhn-st !
DIVIDFND The Board of Directors 81 this Com
)rv decl,r.d dividend of Esht cent for ne last SIX
month. paysbl. on demand. JUN oAhE@ 'oSf''~J'
. NeWYork July !, 1873
OFFICE REPuBLic FIRE IssUEsScE Co..
SEw-YoRE, June 81, 1873.
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