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

Reported fpT The \. Y. Tuhsne By Mesh. Pay rHo~AS
Ts ds4 30 Penn So 50 81 $500 do DO, ssi sS5 Sc
l<hgh Mot ilO; soc CITY W " IS 90 Tenn
pom s. ga slo0o Cam aud Aaboy r Ca - cash IS lie
Penn H. e. 81 % Morris Canal b Isl. 100 do 5i - d..
Isl e schayL Nav pref b. "a 80 do do y 10 DO do cash
10 Loue Island X. lf 80 Union Canal - n An Insurance,
hls 2RhNadeYha Bank iS9 Commercial Bank o. p do 6i;
I Kentucky BaEk, III.
bzeees TS2 Pennsylvana s5wu ali ais a do,
swn s@i $500 Lehgh e. ~ ~ 100 Morris canA l5s DO
u. Reddag Railroad, IS Schayku Nasgltoa
F4sl,Tred b 2l.i IS Peunsylvania Railroad a..
S<ord Besrdsso Pennsylvania District Coupon 81. $50
6S 90
"a 49, 50 NoFth American Insurance l6i Rs.l
Is, North America Bank s5wn. l5t
y BoasS-tS ooo Wilmington Railroad S. A 81 10 Ssslse
Canal ilt Seuy Navigation Preferred 1lf 5 Read
ina Railroad eel 50 Mogr Canal ISL loc do IS 49, 100 do 81
lsl, Ice do, ID 49, - -
tSi sksd PepnylsaniA 81 ~ BID ga s.sed Read Railroad 81
bid q ied do BoEas 10 g bid 81 ssked DO Mort o. 50 -
bid, sked ,PennsyvAna RR ~ bid az ssked Morris Canal
s bid ~ skeG, sehayRn Navigation 6s 50 N BID - asked
DO stok y bid q ssked DO Preferred s7 bid "a 1ked; Long
IslanA "a I'd ~ aaked ySkbsrs n bid IS asked Guard
Sbil lSl afked- Steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
R.ee,p,. Of Produce Ocr

North Rrer B,ar-2l7bb s Flour 5s DO Ashes a. d. WIS
% 1Ca bushels Whe 8 90 do Corn y 50 DO Gas 900 d.
barley y pa Pck 40 DO Ceese, y d. Cat Meas ~ 10
B1.fer.
p, ~ N Yes qad Ere RIaaSso rkr' Butter L bis "a.
a. Apple Ia Is Casfs ie2 IBIS seed > hi- T11ac
tsg Feather lbs Pos Ah 5 hcad Ci'tl, 80 Sheep %
b.lC Wool So bs9s Nhea - 30. o. 70 Leather 81 sds
- tales Buffalo Robt Chatstu and ii5j obs F0lr.
b. 80 Ne - gsa H,.e1 bi!--ld Csnrdzg ~ go slai4g
Ak. - head Cattle 8i b Calves
81 90 sheer DO korse. 81 DO live Hogs 5il2 b. dressed
HcG 57i 10 Aufn snd Beef 10 PKG Poultry s. 10 1 ~
sundries 10 bush do other Grain tl2
DO Po;atoe ,a BuekvheAt Folr u Hats ? POI. CdE
DO Lmc tas Hay 1ns Iron. 10 Do Lumber Do Timber
MsIe IS PspeT % tbs Pickles 50 bales WaiinS
nh Errtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
~haler.

ship Chs FrsSsriei Hiiss y B jar p al : Y A..
Slip Oliver Croker Of y B Ass 10 q ras .ai - 80
mp N.iehsI Hall Of v B. Dec. Il g Seess hou SEAL
40 10 iohn Edvv.ga CT y. p smos OFT, s9sp.
Join Adan Of Cs.o nos GU Js1 IS OF Csne-s Island
Bs Mssen Gale mos nom Calso March a. % csps S.
Bsls Frames Of Warren l. Arr n os Galapagos Island
frcn Sew.Bsdd I'll inst Edward Smith for North
Pacific Plains. Alsr. Ildsn Ocean.
e,t-r Ia Cart WOOD OF arr Eagcna Of 3 dated Aug n
Al Tol ben Asg sbip Bssnlf Donaey ~ B. 10 MARTA.
M,aGer, II, 10 spa Sept baIo SsPPho Hovand 40
p fth stafford Frsncs DO 100 % black .h snip Naass.
So seffsh bsrk WinsIox drdse b, sp 80 black
Zephyr Gardner do 80 sP bark John A Parker Iabe DO
ster from Charles setson frs, officer Of ship Ane:hy., Of
n reports Tombez Aas . With % bos P OF sRose
Asr I.i 3 . 20 % iS on los % " bas z. Sell Martin
Warren, June ist 20 3 Ion l,5 4, y" sap oeosss
mgr Heupor not gated JOY at 49, on l03 - W. Ssss
Tor Pamei sp Heard I'm Jaiy at 20 = lon oi ",
'',i Ss,s sps hip Emerald Mane.ey So bss 81 in
all sharon Church II 90 sP Jy - Joseph Ne Allen Sb-
r Con ship sharon Church Of Fsrha-en reports ~
inE and Psgra Aug ~ VIII IS bb % OIL bound onoe.
recruit AMI thence 20 Cd more ss1nd 70 erss sad
be 10 bbl whale % River Ia
Pstts o rim from sonrses d1rns Tremendous Es nsd
(rcurd 70 DAT ,birs ArcheT soebe b rs bss oil Coar.
HoNsrd 800 bbl knsrpsc suppose u Nlrtzcket Of
unt 81 saF fer iAfe ~ eo whale 90 20. at q J9y
NJ Jsct q 0oeF Of tars May sarcs o. Wa
rem reports oEbsz SEPT with rs bis o. Reports
Do ship Amethgs HoWss b. Sc b5s OIL
Ar sppeAn th, sch Aanila Blake Handy Atlantic Ocean,
Bec~ Fsil R4sr al sss Hall Prsts r Iallan osssa
deial1ed IN c0nssqgsnes 4 head ~ind
sFekensept lby steamer Oresou PAnanA) Ce-os lsand
railss ship Oliver Crocksr CASH =. E. Sc bbs. OIL
SD fen NeNLoa1ea I'll saP Alert Church Deaeaoa Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

stssmhip sOshsrnsr Ewar chAesos se AZ Pa. Spa
cEt. I.llestCn A CO
ststship Geo-ss Law MoGO.Ir IN SeworieEns ses 30 and
Hsv1As Oa 3 with ne.e &c, 70 81 Q. Ro5ertL
snip Wi-n Heheoek conway Hsvre . d ~ gers %
BoesTt 10 at q 81 on n experienced a1r
c.rs from blew Away tie ms.10pssl While lying
four her s f.orn the rlske foo pilot the "a - mes
OF Ssndy Hook: - on = p.zsed the An sip Nstrop
laying head he vh .oAag ssf md
crraif having he dss Prsvio- c fresst ai
al ttslhed nais0 gAAntnD oooea ana e Ter sss blown
eEtrey tc he g-kets bcEns sEo-f ron "a rofa <ir1 q
speAk her sept IS Ia: IS
passed Aaericzn sAp ArSEs the westward th o
Of al .fsr I'D ek rad cosii make her
passed b1g ss loss Of aAirtops. ors:7g
Lar % ", spoke b.rt Asszzch- o.
SeOrlesrs o shields foT SewY0rk hGsinI % he lse II
Wskt losi uEisyIEd ~he i!ias 70 n gale sep p ss - 81
lon G. WssTr Ccnfneu reported ne Neascr Cont
cerfl 81 Borcr- nesr-rg eat
Bari Hsrysr Sicks savanna Is stzrfs Cearnsa Co
Prix Gen Taycf (of Orle.usl SEh PhlsSsf la %
Sehr Chrorozeter. smith. He~-EaFer ~.
seh MAZDA Z Wss Is-r csa-ea-oa d, cotton 10 Mora
d. Aoif Co.
sAILED-7th Steamship Villa Penn Shesrnsn Ch.re-7--
sessps Wssanz-oe >outhAnPra and 5r-1sen Aasss-A "a
AtTer. Casre<rGn JGestoEu sok sld RcL
uors Esrnsbsc Philadelphia Andes Br Liverpool sh7s Pan
zero Frsacco AsAburt0a lvepcs batI sPrEE1sa BIZ
onebec. Grsmrls savannah snc Others.
wIND-At szrTise w .; nsrGAz " ;. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
To Mrriners.

TIE wcfTtap gbt vessel ChesApeape Bay parted her noougs
Scpterbr. aud arrived a. Nor
70 on sth supplied wh moosrg g. and owed By
.ssner under The direction Of Lieut. Pen
nock : hshihou inspector OF The district On the Sthhavns
be- atscnr from her station bR. one night
me Ersh Government information from their
Minister al putting Lisbon ot
other which b tct
with clean bills cath will to undergo five days qaarln
Tie sh shi- Brandvvne sdr from Der station Mnos
Ledre on 9Th Dee Eoce VII be OF her re-
z q substitute "a her place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

SEvOEtEsS Oct She sses Of Corros or the week
eco bales inc lrs leo YESTERDAY The uretei
and hssvy since ArhKs ll7ees Mddng guo,e8 &C. De-
rscsipt, compared With bales
sdEAresd tales Of ~ s' Mess +l6 sgPeElne FLoUR s1oed
q
CISorNSATI OF sFLorR depressed AID qaotei IS Is
MONEY extremely sTnEeui bright % Flour NeSFofE, b.
Rdfircad ; IS icu. srt sf.l filirz
PIovDEScE o s-corToS s;saty VA Oisrsts llss Prices
urckaDEed lLre las teen fair demand W1oL during
week Market narly bare Of bs sles sales - roo p Pssr
CLoTas ~lh upEad tenl-ry msnv large ms
having sold iheiE Pcol rry Sss . 10 pieces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
Arrived

seGn.hir Rossets CsEsniy RAGolA ke- lido an pa
IuclGun 4 PlfssaEfs.
steamship wes 1int.spGlsh Sss yzLa del sorss
pass he 70 Chsr.cs No-gan-
.rsafe coluabia O. Psn4--r-as Pensacola Bar 70
Ia lnn , spoke The WT1.s
Beso- g q IN New o-eaa. hori q rroy0as Piled hsrs
ship Cafhzrire Andrew Cl1rleln IA
de Erreriercsd gales FROM dlrr u.s.ar
Sip Richard K-nrT C1rrou Jzns A.eoa June IL r.
JAY IS Cape Of Cccc HOPE IA .na r4 n.
Eqls;or SspL y siks ke % L g. GrsEod J.as n
lEf 50 " 01 II = sp1ke whale barb Aese Of Besf<i
81 til e., \ - D \ 0u s. -
w sroke schr Ortiz q Argyle, = Fantnr " - :.
q exchanged ss4ls ~.s ~ Mary Pierce Ia Baassr
bo1nc :
81 osyT ,ef Ps.t;.ss Asr, SsSsssis LII Ass rcs %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

BOSTON o. ar shps Polvnesis rom C.icuts Jane -
Revere Naaia. baitS y " 5Edse savannah lan Cars
Syrh. Eamore Ce.esris ditto; trgs CE1r.na Sarnsn
Colont tBr C1racoa Tlrce Brothers Sy1zs7, B. Eawrs
Ch.1e,ton PaUne. AexAnAa " n. PAks. PhA Ley Ansn
ditto Ci-izer Nev-Tcrk; Charlotte Wyrn. NeEOrieans.
CHARLE>IO Oct s-Ihe c : mad sosuship Uaoa. Ci7t
h Aall NewloIk Tvsd heEe q ~ seek .aE nosails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

The City Of Glasgow propeller which left Philadelphia
to day took out only $4,000 in gpe9e
The BY the steamer day is les than was gen
orally anticipated
United States stoks 10 the amount OF goo $50 were re-
deemed at the Treasury Department in Washington last
week.
Money call is still stringent but much easier than an
Thursday or Friday There but little difficulty in get
ting money on good securities at y ct Papers in rather
better demand but very firm The offerings atthe
Bank very large probably as is usual in times Of srn
gency twice large the actual wants OF the oerers
The West not drawing quite freely as last week but
the pressure Of Western railroad paper on the market con
siderable
Ohio Co Receipts in Sept 1881 we're os3 OF
In Jljll ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

ALMANAC THIS DAY
sux-Rxes,...6 CO sets.......5 y Moos-Risss
THIS DAY.
ssnd, Hook 2fm leland. 10 3m Hell Gate II. l5n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

BY Teleyraph.

4 .hip 20 Frcs- 4 Hicks 8 suias ever tie Bss.
Two t-iss iu THE ofing tourl a.
Wa very light rem the :; weather very hary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

Markets. .CARKrvILY REPORTED TOR THE y. TRIsUsr
slruKD.Y Oct e. 1851
AsHFs-The market fra for to,h Einds ai demand f.is
sscs Of 90 hbls A. g 81 for Pots and Is FOR Ps.r4
"s''''' Por. Floria. eS fi'
ord low % sOcd .................. non. nou. nom
Nd low sood ..................lo al 10 al l0SHi
Md fair to hiI.; .usshi llseui l.s1
TIE arrivals have been ................ bale, GO
Teal import since II irs .................. 3s70
EITO-: ten Is. 70 Al OF
E1port tom iss Jan. 70 SRI sept
Cotton ................. h.l~s - 81 sr "a
Export from tie Ua.fsd STATS
since lsr sept, lsoa bales 8sI
III oTR AND MEAL-oaI Eafset fr wsserH sa9 sac F.ous
oPsrsd ess bat ~h less E!tasuey IN sh,s and GOOD snip
bc had sove inside The ias1iy fr forward delivery
sefVe and tie denand bsk for Csasdzs And
fcz The Weston Canal loo bbs a ss 75a
81 for sraiEh STATE the inside price
delivery IS ia se tx zfxs5 % fsney MeAs.n a.d Iudsn.
and sood Oai0 Iaelsdsd IN tie sAes loo bbs
- oI November delivery. so1theEu very he sup
ply hsh and there something ding E-ive sles Of %
ior Fancy i've Foz arr bz: gst a. - s. tz ans Com
Meal usetive tuf fru- 81 e. 5 fo-J erseT.
GRAlNThsre sood dsEnd f5r pTas WhesL and fs- ths
ceFf ihe uark r- O-h-r ti1ds Al rsEsr
Al The there god 1srlss1 or export TIE
s.ss are sac easAs sod 70 We hs.s1 81 Se=l
trhes interior Trz-s Wiie Cs1adaa 81 S9l 81. Rye
eu asSc- Barley very Euft ) SIS .5r F0wed and
Sc o E-a Wsstern AID 81 O. ~ Jersey Cora bsr ard
lively demand export G IL hc-s trade q sc
&c i0E SouESrn yellowFloar AID . s6se- fr EhiEe
Of "a i It Or Pos .aa i os DE 6i1 '
PkOfSiONs-Ox PcTk n1-tei ve-y tn via active De
nsrd for shipment and tie GoFe-renf as Of sotts
81 Il ser 3 E Mes AID els Jod 10 IS fer Prime Beet
sSsa Isssss ssd -. =; 10 seEsAssi sss % 10 ss1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

The aggregate Of Dry Goods since January /, is
t76,6527l7 against $J067l,O39 same time last year
The exports Of produce show large increase In nearly
every article over last year. The figures arr
Inrn- Jan | %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

The following is an Official statement OF he lois col
eed on all the Canals of this State for the fourth week IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

The Ohio State Far held in Cleveland in Sepien
bcr s59 which accounts for the of passenger
ceipts over the corresponding month OF 1883
The imports Of the week other than Dry Goods amount
TO sl,cle,534, making with Dry Goods 100000 Among
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
1rl T0LEDO. RAILROAp.-n

y Pre,ienf suye-iais rdn and A. s.at Is.',rst ~
IA nd lnst1 CupAnT late Lcedo Ncrrlt ~
cs'.d ,ra Jrson Railroad Coalrsass hsre fcuotet hsr
go 10 ara q. fPuss BCck, 5sakst . s4 ,aas
a. C. n1rrltcs.o-s VII D tc4rffstd L o. iha--fS sa1t
Gee. I'D L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

respectable Dry Goods Jobbing House was obliged 10
suspend payment today. They have large surplus and
only seek an extension Of time on their payments
The demand for Warrants IS in of supply and
we advance our quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
flndrnIl.

oE7icr o. ctEgELsxs lSo ToIsoo 2 3 Co y wi'is.s
Nrs.Foex. o. L ia q
THE INTEREST on TIE BONDS q tne JwetSa
Rsrr-sd Csrs-arr q Ola, sas C--aier I'll = s2m
rrr.ss.saoa g a. sfes = = LrfcaslkLD, Trsssrsr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

George Smith. Of the Atlantic Bank. has jadie:cusy
ri,hdIaxr h. Hbs, sui esnmsnSed against M. john
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
Passengers Arrived

Ia brig Oregon, Jr,. AR ciSs'-J. J. de corlov,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
o,FeL ., ~ o.syE.sD 70 gtsPo t.,L.osS eo@

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the JUNCTION
i RAILROAD q OHIO, ami The fOLEDo SoHwALx u
CLEVELAND RAILROAD can etc1aaf- tner Nerthcns q
sch ne ahoye Companies Goa tn sea %. Uc
rsnv called he Ciers AID ard I3sds k,ost sPoa Phss
~. oHc- nferrs, ihn JIncrOa -s snd hs ss,8
eaulns Of the IoietN Nors.k ssf CO.. ss4 t-D.t lvhs
PAID tks Rcn 81 - tc1F any, an
rs q .oon boks q the Co-kt-ss ~ bssres4
vheh sse 1otce Nil b. u7en I1s l-Fs--eias soods -
be saclszstd - - Scsi Il -
Co-eoiidAfed Road p p Z --htltLO fre~ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

~ Pr Raass Ccupszy Asrs5y ssara hat ne $50
c-c- - Dr-cors ~ y h-t cas one. q tAe Ccra9xn
80 a.. = th ScE-Tork O. -DAN ne lltA ifsS
C--ossr nert fcg1 II 5'ciuct An. o. 1-i'ck n -
n trszfs hSoks I'll q ecss Ostose asa "a % IN
.isr he eiscsso1 sy eTd1E q he p-sssrs - +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
NOTICE TO the STOCKHOLDERS Of the PHRN4
PITTS NJ btftort tsnler
NOTICE 20 CONTR A CT0Pg -Westey, Rail =

N
~ Carolina Sealed Proposals. vii b. received the -
Raiirosd Company u tbs 0f Fayettss
until the tenth ehl day Of Oetobsr a. 0eoef NJ 49,
Of tho Western Railroad CON Tia Csps ysx 70 -
River
Plans Profss and Specifications Of the vos together v -
titles Of the Will he ready for exhboa ne Enf1
Once Fayetteville from and sfer the 9Th dsy q ssp<em,1
vseh time and place blank proposals. shh sorl a sIs<fJ
b. fesdy for 1istril1f0n. "A
The Company tie right 70 lee tho ross ma sas
and manner n their opinion he BET irsress n n, s.as
9 MAC RAJ rrsseszs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

COMPARISON Of receipts for the two years to sept 30
ls's ard 1853 showing the general course OF trade a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10
NOTTCE-NTW.YOR and NEW-HAVEN Raj

~ ROAD pCNnSBy solr1rr r-solrcn q m ho8fd -
rccfers a. hcdas q Re Beads ~ ID Czpszy nE te u
isf al pcrerb hsvs the rFTre q e. erlt t<s .
In sd AZ ar yusi8-1 holeEs hereof eui ths y = ~
e. al lie Com a. no Rrever co rezsry y 80 - sNk
81, hr -srs fh nav - tone ettcr st4rtssef % AZ l
ri giving and ssseEs q s beSs 1s aei II -
ckarEe " NJ 'ltAe..-t ..e--f1
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09
Shameful.

Recently there died in Cincinnati, German
Refugee, and his body was inferred in the Catn.
olic Ccmetry, to which communion he had NOM
inally belonged. A biographical notice pub.
iished after his death, stated that he was liberal
in his views, and had died without rcsortinu 10
the iorms OF tho church. Whereupon the
Trustees OF the Cemetery ordered the body to
be removed within forty eight hours. The
friends, who had pecuniary right in the Gem
etery, refused, when the Trustees had the BODY
exhumed and left exposed upon tho ground.
The friends then re-intercd it in the grave from
which it had been removed. 1t was again Ia
ken up-the coffin broken, and the remains loft
on tho ground, horribly manged. Finally it
was again inferred in another place, in the pros.
eneo OF an immence assembly. Great excite
mcnt prevailed in Cincinnati in consequence of
the outrages.
This is catholic intolerance and bigotrv. A
small specimen of professionalism, somewhat in
the same direction, was given in Salem a few
days ago. A poor colored woman died in this
village. Her friends desiied that she should
be inferred in the Baptist Burying ground. On
application, however, to those who had charge
Of the ground, they were informed she could
not be laid there without the payment of four
dollars. This they were unable to pay. Indi.
viduals had already contributed to the expenses
Of her sickness and burial. Tho Friends. how.
ever, gave permission for her body to rest among
their dead, where it now lies. The church
which would make such demand under such
circumstances is as soulless as the corpse for
which intorment was sought. But this is ve-
nal offence compared with the treatment which
the church generally renders to the living pro.
yided their complexion is dark.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

Letters 10 County Girls, by Jane G. Seiss6elm.
Neto York, J. G. Kicker, 100 Fuhon street,
1852
Wearc indebted to the autho,css 1--WE prcsumc)
Tor copy of this work. 1t is a reprint of the
popular letters published in the Visitor, some
three years ago. We are glad To see them
thrown into convenient. well printed book
They will he read, and they deserve to he. We
have ever thought them the best of Mrs. Swiss
helms productions. They arc full of plain,
commonsense. about the every day business of
liic-he GHie D'aners-which great many
bookmakers think beneath their notice, but
which come right home to the wants and in
terests of those to whom these letters arc sd-
dressed. and which will help them to know and
practice those laws of life, health and happi-
ness, without which existence will bo of little
use to its poscssor or the world.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09
OFFICE REMOVED.

The Office of the BuoLE has been removed to
the third story of the Brick building, Corner OF
Main and Ellsworth Streets, (old American
House.) Where all who want Printing done
are invited to call. They will frd Mr.. Hudson
ever ready to accommodate.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

LITTLE's LIVING AGE.-This work commen-
ees new series with the April No. The pages
are somewhat decreased in size but increased in
number Its appearance is decidedly improved.
Terms Six dollars per annum. free of postage.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

CIScISNATI CONVENTION time for this
Convention is drawing near We hope a null
titude of the friends of the slave arc making
preparation to be present 1t will be meeting
Of great importance. and We doubt not of much
interest.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

The United States Marshal, CHARLES Devens
and the District Attorney, George Lunt of
Massachusetts,, the agents in returning poor
Thomas Sims to slavery. have been as unccre.
moniously turned out of Office. as though they
had not saved the Union. What national in
Dnpi;udel
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

Coon FOR EvIL.-A STAKEHOLDER near Sc.
Louis, who had fallen into the Mississippi on the
9Th of March, was rescued by one of his slaves.
The life of the heroic negro was placed in emit
nent peril by 90 doing
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

The Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail Road Is to
be completed this week to Crestline, its junction
with the Cleveland, Columbus and CINCINNATI
Rail Road, from Pittsburgh to crestline is 1877
miles.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

NoRrHRuP the recently returned kidnapped
slave, is about to publish narrative of his ex-
periences in slavery. He has been offered $4,000
for the copy right.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

A"n"al Meeting Of the Ohio JHoman's Right.
AS'ociatio".-This anniversary will be held at
Ravennn. commencing on the 25th of May
See notice in another column.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

UNCLE TONS CABIN IN GERMAN, is for sale
at McMillan's Book Store. VIII not our anti
slavery friends see to its circulation among their
German neghbors.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

LECTURES ON IIISDosTAN.- Roy,
Who represents himself as Brahmin, and
nephew OF the celebrated Rammohun Roy. has
been lecturing in Salem for week past on
llindostan-its inhabitants, manners, peculiar
customs, sc. His advertisement seemed char
letanical, and was to us no recommendation
Nevertheless, he is a fluent spcaker-makes
some capital hits-te!ls many important truths,
and communicates much interesting iniorna.
ton On Sunday evening, he gave temper
anco lecture. 1t was an argument in favor OF
the Maine Law and was listened to with inter
est by crowded audience.
lie also claims extraordinary power of Mag.
netism and skill in East India curatiyes and
jugslery.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09

The body of Mrs. Fillmore, who died at
Washington on the 3Oth ult.. was carried to
Buffalo for intcrment.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-04-09
The Religions Liberty.

The National Era. some three weeks ago,
published the following. We have been unable
in consequence OF the publication of the dis
cussion between Mcssrs. Philips and Mann, to
give it any attention until now. That DR..
Bailey may be truly represented to our readers,
wc publish the whole article as it appeared in
the Era. In justice to ourselves however, VIC
may say that the Era did not quote our entire
art,,i,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-30

ths season for the sale Of goods ts
close, viii our ock al greatly
duced prices for cash We deem
Of goods be found In the city
Members Of Congress- and citizen. having 10
make In line VIII find their
sood determined o6. CREST
and Tor
0o-sMf CIAGETT. NEWTON. MAY 81
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-30

nOST FORGET y. SNYDER, Jr's, Wine store phil
aderha where wines and liquors OF reao
aus and cheap and have them delvsed your house IN
washington, FREQ Of freight Adsmss dropping
note by mail or telegraph. bor'r ropasr
sNIDER's, Philadelphia
Jan a-dn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-30
HErRa OF JAMES BrLL.

The Senate then took up Senate bill No. 3i7, being
bill to amend an act entitled An act for the relief Of
the heirs OF James Bell deceased - which read.
Mr.. BAYARD called for the reading OF the report
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-24

TERRIBLE C0NRLAGRATIoS IN MINNBsorA,-The 81.
Paul Democrat has been favored with the perusai of
letter from Sekr settlement the Red river dated 81
instant, by which ii learns that terrible and desruc-
tive FIRE swept over that settlement the Both and BIS
utmo devoung every thing in its course, and spread
ing terror and CONSERVATION through the community
Several citizens had been severely fatally burnt seve
raj thousand tons Of hay destroyed and IN immense num-
Der of horses killed. AT Oak Hammock twenty-seven
horses we're destroyed in one band
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-12-24

HORRIBLE AcCIDENT.-At Whitehall, Vermont, the
Sd instant the engine of train thrown off the track
and the legs of the engineer caught between that and the
tender in such way that he could be extricated
The fire from the engine scattered him. and in
his agony he begged for to kill him. No one
beng willing to relieve him in that way, and every other
attempt to release him having failed he took knife and
cut oil his own leg at the knee joint The terrible opera
ton was too severe to be endured and he died in about
ten minntna