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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

We seem to be better acquainted with the mise.
ries than with the happiness Of life. This is shad.
owed forth by the fact that in at least the English
language the words TO express what is good and
pleasurable are fewer by great deal than those for
the bad and painful. have colors to paint every
shade of wckedness and strokes for every stage OF
woe let the crime be the blackes we can give it a
name let the cup be The bierest We can ie of the
very lees But tell of the varying lights of pleas
ure, and all the winning ways Of goodness, We are
wholly at a loss, and The most we can say of the
greatest goodness is, that there is unknown, in.
describabe charm about IL the most we can say o
the highest bliss, that it is unutterabls.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
OFFICIAL.
Appointments by the President,
By and aoith the advice and consent of the Sendt,

Appointments by the President,
By and wih the ddvice and consent of the Senate.
PosrMAsrERs.
Twyman Wauyt, at Charlottesville, Virginia.
VIM. Men at Georgetown, South Carolina.
e. n. RundIett, at Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
P. Allen, jr., at Pttsheld, Massachusetts.
Douglass A. Danforlh, at Burlington, Vermont.
Thornton +. Brodhead, at Detroit, Michigan.
Josiah A. Noonan, at Milwaukin, Wisconsin.
John ]. Hesier, at Easton, Pennsylvania.
Henry NJ. Reigart, at Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Samuel Casey, to be treasurer of the United States,
in place of ]. Sloan, removed.
B. G. Pressy, to be assistant treasurer Of the U NJ
ted States at Charleston. South Carolina, in place Of
William NJ. Martin, removed.
Finley Bigger, to be register Of the treasury Of the
United States, in place of Nathan Sargent, removed
Daniel Sturgeon TO be treasurer of The mint at the
city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Thomas NJ. Petit, 10 be director Of the mint al
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in place of George n
Eckert, resigned.
Moriecai P. Deadly and Cyrus Olney, lobe asso-
ciaie justices Of the Territory of Oregon, in the pa-
ces of Charles r. Train, resigned.
Joseph Travis Rosser, Of Virginia, to be secretary
Of the Territory of Minnesota, in place Of Alexander
Wikn, removed.
Richsrd Griffith, to be marshal Of the United
States for the southern district Of Mississippi, in
place of Fielding Davis, removed.
Daniel j. Campeau, Of Michigan, to be register of
the land Office at Detroit, Michigan vice Lansing b.
MiZner, removed.
Elisha Taylor, Of Michigan, TO be receiver of pub.
lie moneys at Detroit, Michigan, vice Ez.a Rood,
removed.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
CITY RALEIGH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL
GAsToN AND WELDON ROAD.

1
The last Norfolk Argus thus notices tn" COM
pletion of this Road and the proposition for eel
braton of the same:
"GAsToN AND WELDON ROAD. This important
link will, understand from reliable source, be
finished on the 20ih Of this month, that train Of
cars can be run ever the entire route between this
and Raleigh, the capital of North Carolina, and at
this last point will bling in direct connection with
the great Central Railroad that is now spreading its
iron arms out soath, east and west, through every
section of the rich and productive old North State.
Connecting with the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
proper at CASTOR, il places US in immediate contact
with the Roanoke Valley trade, hitherto difficult Of
access to city from the tedious navigation between
CASTOR and Weldon. A new era is about to dawn
on our city, and is fit subject for a celebration by
our citizens. Feeling lively interest in the matter,
we cordially second the call of a meeting OF
merchants, traders and citizens to convene at
reading this afternoon o'clock, TO take
steps towards celebrating this propitious event in
becoming manner. 1t remains only to make
ourselves acquainted with the people IN the interior,
and to show to them the advantages of this city for
the sale of their produce and for the purchase OF
their supplies. The railroad companies along the
line will enter into the project and propose to in
vite the citizens of North Carolina to visit our city
the guests of people, confident that every house
will be thrown open for the hosptable reception and
entertainment Of our new friends"
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
PERSONAL NEWS.

Mr.. Senator Badger arrived at home few days
since. The Hon. w. A. Graham has been in the
City the present week, in attendance on the supe-
riOr Court. Josiah Collins, Esq, of Washington
County, is here on visit to-his friends; and the
Hon. D. L. Swain arrived on Wednesday evening.
A. M. Lewis, Esq candidate for Congress, arrived
here on Tuesday, and left for home on Wednesday
evening" Mr.. Venable left on Wednesday morn
ing.
Chang and Eng, the Siamese twins, with their
wives and children, passed through this place on
Wednesday last, on their way to Boston. 1t is
stated that they are about to make another toul
through the country, having been offered $4,000
as an inducement, by some one in Boston. They
have been, for many years, citizens Of Wilkes
County, in this State.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

EE A correspondent of the New York Jour-
nal of Commerce, writing from Havana under date
March 20, says: F" General Santa Anna came pas
senger in the British West India steamer Avon,
the 9th, accompanied by corpse of delegates
from the States of Mexico, who went to St. Thom-
as to invite his return. His family, consisting of
his wife and married daughter, were with him
The Avon left yesterday at three o'clock in the af
ternoon, with her distinguished passengers, max
ing the rank and file of Mexican "spoils men.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

1t is said the President declares his purpose to ef.
fer the public stations to the best men, without regard
10 applicants II they not accepted il is NOT his
fault He says his selections for District Attorneys
aud Marshals shall be significant Of his unalterabe
purpose to maintain and enforce the Fugitive Slave
law and that especially. in regard to the Office Of
District Attorney. he hopes to secure for the govern.
ment the services Of men of the highest rank in the
profession. - ~. 81 ssga 2 NorfoK lrgus.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

We LEARN that Mr.. William F. Ritchie, the we'll
known editor Of the Richmond Enq6ter, will soon
lead to the hymenia altar, the distinguished actress
and estimabie woman, Mrs. Mowatt. tits Mrs. Ms.
wish TO take farewell leave Of the stage in our
principal cities. She owes this to the many warm
friends vi HON she has made in her histronc career,
and hope thather liege lord that is to be, will
inierpose NO objection. Boston IFanseripf.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

Ggr 1t is the duty of Postmasters to give Edi-
tors notice when newspapers are not taken from
their offices. We sometimes learn that our paper
is going to an off :e and is not called for but is
either read by the Postmaster or handed out by
him to the neighbors, for the postage. In all such
cases the Postmaster is bound by law to notify
the Editor that the subscriber does not call for the
paper; and if he neglects to do so, he is himself
responsible to the Editor for the amount Of sub
seription. We are under obligations to many Post
masters for forwarding money, and for promptly
delivering our paper and advising us in cases where
1t is not called for; but some Of them have failed
In their duty in the latter respect. We would res
pectfuly call the attention of such to the matter
and hope they will give no cause for complaint
hereafter.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

w 1t is the practice in Mississippi to canvass
before the people for the United States Senator
ship. Gov. Foote has formally opened the can
vass, and stated the grounds on which he bases
his claims to seat" We are profoundly indif-
ferent as to the result of the contest
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

MADAME BISHOP. 1t will he seen by the notice
in our advertising columns, that ANNA B1sHop
will favor our community with Concert on the
18th and 18th instant She will no doubt have a
full house.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

EE We understand that q Special Term Of
Wake Superior Court will be held on the third
Monday in June next, for the purpose of trying
the Outlaw will case.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13

FLOWERS. We are requested to state that la
dies connected with the Episcopalian Church, in
nlS City, have placed some rare plants and flowers
IN the store just below Mr.. Pomeroy's, where
'hey will be offered for sale. The money realiz-
from the sales is to be applied to the purchase
VI an organ for the new Episcopalian Church. An
opportunity is thus presented for obtaining flowers
ne choicest kinds, and at the same time of con-
"'Ou'ng to most worthy object.
COMMON SCHOOL LAWS. We publish to-day
synopsis of the Common School Laws, prepared
:" Mr. Wiley, General Superintendent This sy-
O Ups's Is from pamphlet containing the Common
~ Isn00l Laws just issued from the Standard Office
presents these laws in condensed form, and will
" useful as matter of reference to the officers
aasl aaa fr'ends Of the tystem. We hope our cotem
den
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-04-13
sRccND DESPATCH

HARTFORD, April 5-l p. m. The returns are
sGll imperfect Pratt Democrat, is elected 10 Con-
gress from the dfst district BY i,200 plsray, and
Eve Democratic State Senators chosen. The
plurality for Ingesoll in New Haven city 10 about
900; securing his election by about l,400.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
Review Of the Grain MARKET.

rom The London Snlap1nk bazefie " JAY ].
TIE dIson IN the WHgA9 tlade t week pad
would be ne cae) proved of short duration were however biy
spssd ement as hem eaued principally BY ed aud
thk will continue il the question
The quantity taken has been very considerable indeed the greater
pan Of The canoes from The Bsc Sea and Mdeoetn arrived of
the os " near at hand aye been eagerly brugt for French
.s, selt would BE- h 81, ~, % Al 9 The ~ nee wen
~ bch ~. Inovp -, l.. ~, y.... 49,, ,n , 20 p
sSnoL IL be looked for; ard though sscarcv pro.
under ns eeuHsi'nees ~hrher purchasers will be enabled
frvou the Of the export demand had
cone evident that conjunction haa tept gsee with sup9hes rhe
ssss hrt rme and before e middle Of tho mouth Of June
spa pepis B.lte BloE Sea had measure
tas away indeed hud already rallied to quarter
sy OF TIC large CONSUMING towns before the new dran stocks
w have former oocssou' given opinion tie un
hb Io the last hrveEi this county and f. ~oud
ssp.ct Srs We hinl . would hlv t re
bd seed lime n9occ Gus ~erner IN the pars aud Of
NV n n yTres OF Wfcst ri be- dryen up n te Eoort do
nabd should Impossible iofeee while other
ssc there nothne 10 the present. position ss to lead e. the
VIA o .. enc r.1o qu,, at M, 5 s Moosy r'
naer were very reluctant 10 pay any 1dyanoe to- of ne Lost
~siS b ' tbe ro ao IN he s. % was s, ce,
he transactions which subsequently, place Foreign
vice. caused factors TO raie their peenson W-ueft aad
sec ia lne oes4s .l We i- si4' %, ~ n't ron
ssd n' useu oa 900 IT. oI,r nave .es'fd go an yi@ty
pusy have been ~ihdawn from h- MARKET Late on dlo1y
airs ruira large scale were mldem rasof
week VI ~ b quarter farther o. II b
then which hsa tended
~ done Wedue,dsy e. well as NOM
bc a. te mi nbtutd.
fbe arc, has however been the sales Of
sdeod very log time snce ~" have 9sssd Of
ss av- "a u c. this week Nearly a tie yhrt
the Baltic
dc terms placed, blos which the Black Sc.
Elclt have been large
+ g,e ,ee de, Of the Tc may state that Polish ol..a
yhrL been lorflt va fnc early port az }i 10
soa nov Monday Of 20 q Tuesday and sr-e
Der puchassano wholly the t)rrgn clun-have
euscc prices at az p a. ocr lurcr cost aux r,g
bac lealas brought a. quarter ce b,ar OlDtt.
ton TOW made 0our have has G been ne of
d. cor nv nj !. their O. q b. sack.
In Flour inmers" tu-ucss has been dole snd t'e e
n fully N % barrel
taken Tor French
indsn com little hos been done and tvtstaudus great ,e
10 Wheat, niece have rsnsircc uucl The before.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14

Ger or =: p g. BEL, T. ss: s = 80, Co, Ao,'
a.. Ioi ss's.p.n . a. sa oi ard Boz. lae.
en- WI .es s'.' oaI9., N,aTa, = - IN Z,
i5hSs Cueiotron Rat = cwt. Opua f-oor fsv
nstg ~ 'i; g. ~ ' CO.. a. 81 SsieA ~. Is. 81 ,aa ~
lls.s n. no iSour, Cgts r.eh. sorsi, ais
NosinS do IN s. Fser.sars ceas Or o44s5s o. Jus
itse ts'ts . % a. &is ~ q 81 for ord. 70 fas
lh hot PIs.ent tonspt. u q ~ chests "a, lod sad rs
sOns a,ss' 2 9} chez. and N ,o9 ~ yea,
while Of tie sge bsDE @ Ofode 20 Isl
. 90 - y, 20 sa Gfs d - 7 IS, s:s b e
s 'oH . ssy q cay 70, e s7s m lea 0's " 's~
Lar La, p To 90 rae 5sgae" w. Il 1 o. p
az Refund 4zS' Sheet, q ~ s,aah Ps Ea2ilc,
Lssrso clErs sood demand lat qeo,oo. % American
orIs All iSd. are slow q se ba, ary he'd f their
ate uue owe .Inoai oly I'D quite 'ansl Pa tear
Net ss,ct 81 aio Fre1 Rape quoted At 81 Refined 5 D.
has ID snoed TO 2 93 the spot ind q or forward
Dc, improved ,qu.s p ooo b. B.orl .,ys so!
sI,tItESs,. eSs.', Of on bas Be5s5 2is9AI for III to
ssrl- 20 tss: i Pepper At suction have .od u sns.
1s sooi s0cspoie TL we're 6ousat in :, III
ssssS We have bd a. sas2d demand from both rooer sod
Rsan End Iiee have improved Cd ewt tie s'aet eosns
hds 600 bss. Maurus aud Ess Iada tn
shsey dar sold 81 49, tho Beng bought
bsA lo~ brown 10 fn. yeIoS went tom 3t516 di,y pad
ypns contract lsse busn'' hs. bee done 90 old
eaoat five Have together 78o boIsF 16
aaC ~ Of white Bahia Par4Ja
sBc Of Narom 20 10 the holders firm bst
fr dong Advcs f-G1 81 Petes1Drs reoeivcd dty
notee n demaId with Of nee white n M 3 tbs
Beerooi v thought TO be Injured the long drought
TALIow sgsh& deer-5 Petersburg 81 30j 10 on to SPOT
ana 81 c afo even 81 na been ped o. late delivery
du trafe showing IpsfO- u oPers eSc32 ~
aver rae while hO.ders cer. 70 fnafe 49,
TIsG steady Small pare sold
1esl N Siraiis 1861. Tn Fstsg rather inqur
fUsfENTtsE du 81 II no O Rough. Spirits held
Al6045 Bnti.h offered a. a..
For ssna o of n7r sl)o Ia, bs paid but ia
suabiiy fl80 would be fol- quo'stion
STOcgs UEd States in e. Bon e
oaeripg i0 dividend; Ins~p0fs l07 dividend Mssa-
ehut e Sterling - II l8d3 Malani 81 n g. div
Js Bonds Dfeed yi0g2 CY Vrg
~ g. 81 div. EeTOrenrS city Sc dull . s35 div Bisoa
o. fs N demand At a Canaan S. no 9l7. Grand Trunk
Railway 10 discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
NEN.JEKsEY ITEMS.

Particulars % THE FIRE AZ NEYAEK.-Tke AerarL
lag A.trtter of yesterday gives the folio wing details
OF on fire reported Ia yesterdays ItibHqci
A FIRE broke o. iast evening about i've O'Clock ia d
E.i.y y CO saw aId planning mill the river Ii orr
su4,d from The engine roo Il, where As ths fireman
t4itue ,bayugs MO The furnace, Put drove the
sze nto th- set,ng IRE the cOnousii5s 40
ra around The flames spread with great rapIdy
s4UrCug time the TO leave with their clothes
and one them lost yslua1s watch and cnAn In
uoutLis the adjacent buildings anu LUMBER yUds
l.n,d and lsrse amounts Of property were DESTROYED
The confagraUn exceedingly ter5e' bat oy tne uaur
g t1-r,us Of the Llsnen HAs confined 10 the IN
aAte Uciuty. Never did Hy department WORK m re 40
bv They adyau "a % the very edge Of The u4eA 1sd
in th4u,rl,es with boards and covering the us-iy-s Win
w.tclothts The lumber which was alnost Inex,uguish
sole burned during The night and Que enSne As sui A.
- = KjpIry s. c. lo.s IS about $4,000, comprising
the mill machinery Office and three a. ic-nt buildings, OF
this =. NV Is insured s1 % ne Insurance Is y D.
le-s tbs Company having iAi.ed Inc fsAlHdsf Oh H!7
la Anerican Muta4l Fire and Marine, Newark 800
uucs,n River s. ,gOy, kmpre STATE, : ly1 Poagu&7-p
,i-. $1,000. Augu.,a, Ga. SLOW; NAtOnA PrJtecuDO,
$500. Van Rensselaer,, l-,nsiHsbufs 1900 Cntsl
Siaies = 900, American, Orcl, e>-lp-.
"Aoi iuif ? the mill house Of the witchm a.
ahse family lost all ther furniture and clothing, valued
SO Al.o Mr. A C. Wards Wood Mo.lng Nil tas
oss IL which Vas 5000, s1OJ 81 Tlcn SA Ins4r-d 10
TIE Pa Ifc \. $50 II tbs Farmers Co. e,Vy .nd IL
TIE Granite Co. Uuca- 500.
On tie sane SIDE Of the planning MIL tie ia nter yard
Of II. }. Pointer destroying lumber sneas oaru, &c
amounting IN damage 20 $1,000 s11VJ = "Aich lnsdf
10 being - O0o each II TIE y }. luur and Aner
car Mutual of tbs city tie Hudson River OF Y /.
On the other slds OF uil pan. grinding 81 p ~
" il.hm Philips ors,r"yea-41-s 800 ~ INSURANCE.
H. u SAINT blAGl. stars was james blfnei n S9u,
hunk box fao;on ~tisn The loss was sl'..-inslr7d
for 500 10 tie Globe Co Utca The Hvssrs B4rH7
loi on Their lumber TIRE s. acen yard o-t"--a syoJ
sid $500. o. wLi-l probably s4-Io Is covered BY lHsg
rance.
jas Wheeiers packing box factory by the side Of ,ls
l..t tuilcns also completely destroyed Loss 10
.iosk about go winch fully insured.
B-sCes these lase qlauuIea % lumber, O-i jnghg
oiHete1t bucers WLI-h mad been lett ~ l. y.-y nl
LiaIl we're 40 cCLsumet GOGia 81 AOOrs lost tns
xry s..Ol-. and Oi. ~, lose various amounts.
W hen the ere inst bruke out the ziud carried the
tsues cir-ruy upon FolEls japan Leather Fatyry aad
he Drpai. orLs 0oI changing, often tue AZ
lArge ares . took dangerous direction Co tn
rN-r In Place Ills mvrLing - ire Fed win and
bit little except tie I'll chimney VI the pl4niuy
nil and tie lrsprOOG rvOus containing The engines and
boilers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tuy p,-Tp O,-y.ri.S Ao.Is-At the las, meeting If
To- Hoard o. Aldermen the following resolution amsnd :.
o-y o he Wafer bin w,ro submitted ~ A'i hA''H Al
fcolftC IuaLuI0u-ly
Bio he Ian unlimited Tor the 'up y Of he eli With vat;
n' te' PC Sppo'.s D, tls we o. ls = ,at,b =, rue
leotrs euaed y tie people, several r7r'o' Of t wa
oyaie DO, . ion. aad 90 a TIE Of t~ people
aioI proper pial supply tie ~
,a Th.t app = immediately made to ne Legislature
10 -H' he 'ad 90 70 ne io.oHias parie9 ~. ~
l - 10 o. I.'e er Che q S W ser
.h, is published ,-,l- with the pn proposed for
$ TO limit i. aaouqt Of money TO be brosei to s. o0 oo
ID - re concrs m Poe construction OF the ~ser WORKS
% - iisfn TO- tie lowest fesronsh- bidder
4h That he Water oni--onris'nt not - Dlnd 70 prc-ei
with q sIeeuroa OF a. pan .porosed .1a .''faeton7 ap
~; b BE- >. -rded a. % i,.-r, 10 the twelfth
Ls. after The VOID broosyn as ~o'as ~ ~ -ta'ri' y1e
81 nc.iy cen. procure the HHea'e P.sase OF 'aea
l., ihse provisions every Objectionable eaiar. in the
bill viii be r,medird
Srfrosyo I>e1~Dr,R1sM-About I O'Clock yesterday
morning Ofctr Mariing, Of the Fourth District Police,
discovered flames issuing from the store Of John Eir
Oh Ailauiic av Htmpt-n 81 tie Immediately 0rOA-
open The door snd with few pals OF water exnSu ned
the ire Tie damage su,aln'1 am cunts - .bout 500
sufed IL il not known how iht IRE org'ntt-d out II Is
supposed 10 have been the work o ncendary and tas
occupant Was aue'ted on su'piion
IT, AvFSuur>r. TO rHE WATER Acr-M,yor Lam
brr proceeded Albany YESTERDAY morning tor the pur
pose procuring De passage of rhe amendments 10 tle
water at adopted hy IL" Common Council before the
adjournment Of tn Legislature
pA,oLnors NUIs,>cr-On thursday evening, gen
tenan rioc,ecipr along FGlfDn = Sand stepped up
ou a- a. tte cc .e s-.tugs which fastened AID
hl with leg therein, Iniurng II SO severely that he
could act wall lie a.,istvd TO an apotheclry store
wteT. his WOUNDS re dressed.
AITIWFIEu SrI.IIE \ man named James Hobbs 1T
nptco commit -uicoe Iu"stay evening 10y taxing
oo-r q Ltudahun lie wts detected by his wife, WIN
csvs, s arrest and lie was Tucked up IN the Second Dis
rict station Iouse
DISCHARGE CERTIFICAIF- oy FiRENEN At thu last
meeting a the Common Council Ala. B4yis presenr-d
conn fran the th-f f. gn-r ot the FIRE D.,
parimen rec mmeudug that fremen d-s ring 10 retire
the department obtain certificate signed by the
Secretary of The Company 10 vii % be may belong to
py discharge certificate. The subject referred
g. the Law Committee aud Committee OF the Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14


Tie tone Of the foreign letters bv the Arabia IL very
disccuraging fer Am.r railway aud other gegot,ons
lust now and during the tendency Of uncertainty in regard
70 Nothing be done excepting in the retail way.
Meantime however money ACCOMPLISHING in the hands
If bankers wahrg fnr the clearing up of hs political hoi
zon. Whichever way the question settled. it
believed that when settled there would be active in
curry for American securities. Money abundant ia
London loan but with change in bank rates Con-
ols depressed about Ct The effect Of the stests
advces ON St Petersburg, received after the close Of
business the first not kno~n. The DaHy Nees
SAYS Money again in good demand on Lombard st.
DAY but the'e better supply than yesterday
which day the demand was very active The Leading
Lombard e houses continue 10 charge CT their
minimum discount rate but il would appear that the
market il sening 10 the market for foreign exchanges
today further decline took place in the on Ham
burg and Anserdam'
The bullion in ne INK continues 70 increase bl only
slowly As pared with the previous statement the fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
wFDNEsDAY, JalylJ-P- "

There rather active business AZ the stock Board
this morning and prices without material change but
rather heavy BetEeen the Boards the tendency
oownparc but al the Second Board there firm
ness With fair demand FOR Stocks Erie was active dur
Ing the day closing At 1914 advance Of per cent
,esterda, prices Harlem also in demand and steady
Hudson River, Reading &c, were firm Norsich sold At
S. dividend Of which is Improvement Coal Shares
are steady. McCulloch Gold improved Csc per share
Canton closed yesterday, at 2sl. The Premium Rail
roads sustained New York Central sold a, 40. This
price spears to bring out good supply Cleveland add
Pittsburgh ssl. Little Miami llsi. Ssu.bern Michigan
ss sho wing advance elrge receipt OF $4,000 in I'D
VINCE the estimates Of Jane has caused demand or this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-14
DIED.

BRUSH-Juy Of OF the BRAIN Joseph H. nat
a AI.rtd uphsa Brush, aud : months
HAis-July j Frances A daughter Of "m. L. ami LalnH
H.ys
he hetd requested attend the fnsra from che redncs
~ paeLts Gfsldst Mamsburgh oa Iau8iAy lAs
IGfh O. JuJ Z N
McCI NfO1 tuesday afternoon, July r. Robeua daughter Of
McCulc % Pm adj na Ia the nm year Of le 2e
The Of Jos,Ih Dunn, 0 hef saud i-
T.ua m are respectfully invited flleri
LrdayI sieluooD without fuftner invitation, ~ O'clock
r,s.oei C. Of lrr parents No ~ e-t -il-s,.
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Jan - H. aid tIBIcts a. Ten, ag,d years
III, fursial v pltce Thursday, atf Z VI from The
del,e grandfather Rev. Robert o-ney, no III Bniss-
b.0,kJu. -,
1RABER-Jul - after short but 'e'ere unesb M jacob I
ifsaus iii be tAkeu. to New-seot and Albany Co.. for
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