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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
NEW-YORK 10 the WHITE MOUNTAINS BY the

~ ATLANTIC and sf LAWRENCE RAILROAD. from Pert
sho ths CO.! se BY which avce rrach tor ps q To
HE Mctt ts hy rAsotd Summer anSeucrts 20 eoH-ncs
Jute u @ Travellers for the Wte MounAibs leaving Ne- OH
II tte teal - tie Stouing and P0sid o. All ~
ruis rseb Bos,u tine tale the ~ ffsi fr frnt ~
DE hoso. sne blame Ese IA b. al ~ Snd - IL
a NJ sfd A. TIC stAiiot-ouse a. GoILa y II a. 30 r ~ Fra
et etvrH hnsfon By the 70 p n tr1in ie ~ Poraf I'D
read TIE sercr-hlust ,, The uCntrg oa foItana las
lawns Bcsion The boar arrive 10 Pyaad IN q o 20
tsst The A. Al. tran from Pnrud Pare - n BY th rOuf-
T CORsER supf stsrfis shd ~ L n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

HoRRlpLE DEATH FROM A RATTLE SsAKE.-On Ssar
day the l4th ut, OF Mr. fGcn Of this County waic
picking whorteberes, was struck BY large raesnake
uou being struck be started 20 but found the saas
hsd sDgs fastened 10 his paniaoons leg and 10 samo
ling and scuDg 10 get loose the snake sruk nun H1 o.
seven times The lad about IA or - years " ago H.
survived bat few hours ST. Augustine lfA Ahe Oh!-
The ob.sauies Of Gen Riley celebrated on Safar
dsv m becoming manner The military turned out Ia tai
force bestowng upon the fustr0us deah Tue castonry
bonors The long and proved how ges.rA
Il tL regret OF our community at The loss has sAiaed
anu mus '"1 lBua.o Express June "a
EIGHTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ~ SPURIOUS Mosrr -
Yesterday morning Officers Marshsll and fla1nssy Oh
s.r,sd man psmsd John w. Wells selling bank bils 90
the landing al five per Of the face. he mad Large
quantity Of baggage the steamer Golden re al or
search package consisting Of 60 900 10 Dotes OF sx
found The bills read, The Wefumpka sDo Cooss HAN
rod Company will pay James King or bearer at ne
Union Bank Of NevYork," &c. The engrsyns vas goa
and the whole appearance Of the bd vel G.. a.ea %
eseeye Ds1Perenoec pe'0.s we h' aooe - es TO-
- Tn 80 margin reals. Union Bose
and New Orleans by the Southwestern intern inrcse
ment" Wells claims 10 have bought me ios OF
Ter in Georgia The Wetumpka and CoosA consra blew
up some years ago. w. S
NuRptR.-A man PANIED Marshall Keyh shouss p<nt9
~ ,s.c. .as murdered IN Csrtersvie, Ga, fns stb
i,t rusn pamed Burns who was 80 10 have cfne 10
- Mace Tie day before from Kentucky and pro
fe..ionsI blscklsg. had managed y get up gazing
psrs,' and qassrel having arisen y hn fKsyS
T. dry bowie bms and stabbed Keys la this throat ~
aefrg mortal wound, after shc be stabbed him s'sns
~. s.i.iy' Tie Kenuek.n wa. 1sisa and taken to
Cssssille jail
n p TALLxADGE. TIE Washrg coss,y go
speaking of this g.0ilsmans recen<sPnfaA ~ a., NJ,
ssyss "A friend qsainssd with Che ss - b. he
Las ~ "a naporso aud t~soun equal al
respects to anything they s'sf SA" " ~"
.ssh' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

TUkE, Is53-1he popular Steamboat EDWIN LIZ" :
Is cspt ,. P cOr,,ss ~ sHfEwsBuRY a. H.
Doth Pert Ns.tsffen hounrs Dcrt brown Oprs NEG 90.
ard Bee Bk Fsrs lz WI Pesr P'-r ssst '-'
- follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
legal NoIlfes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate of the
isSs Ao;;s, hereby svsn 2 =, Assas
CI to pee he .:a wan VOUCHER 20 tao sub
rtr h soFs &C hIch Co. No ~ W. ~ IN
Iib. r'.i0 the EbsSsz tiI . i1S. Administrator
IMP ISSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate oi the
4 6' s s ~ ~ caj 9 >-- Ts. s % @ s
- 8. w . s i s he ss i q % y s s Tic '' d"
,,.-.rn. h i,sih R Ss s sSas-rss1
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
h s ~ siS "a zee =. s q; S, " 70 Ss i' . ;
- : a. ea g. 7s. o. ~ , s- 81 day As., SIT
-,,.,esn R R2sST sr sEfHE' Aan-s.io'. a
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of
H. asi, r'i sSrss "a; s'' CO ..
Gee cs,.ss J.s oo.y- g = e.. 40 > rars
-. - l:'''' i jaaH5 cooPss r.'.
PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of the
o.5Iy o. Tx GIVE ~ 5,Da. G
st1 le o. 5V re S sc The Gee Of N.:is s.sss- Lane
D. D. ! 500 = Sew
nl2la~saIh DE- RIVERA sT JchJO Afainis,r-,cr, &c
IN PUksUAACE OF an order OF Jesse Z. smith
=. -. Il ;: s l.-s cam Ssss' cLARH c
s 70 -asT Dlsssa oes cJ q s'os1a
,s,..,an. y yas5 blss ssAss' .'r-.p.-r.
DAk1lTlON SALES.--FUTURE COURr-Coun-
i y Of stfrk-JOsEPH :. LEwls sad fHEsE hs wls
hEHkN FRANCIS LkNIs WARRES LEWIS, AID fanny
LIN i. hs wife a.si. EGBEkr LEWIS sad hLiLABEtH
II " l. he VIE WILLIAM LEWIS MARTHA LEWIS sas
MARY Ik~Is n pursuance and y st1s Of Jadsrt o. a.
u his sde steeEh day April ole a0o3nd
ssh hundred sId ytre - b sole a F1b auction under
dfe0I uldefGsSed Referee, a. te Ho tanan 30
Nltiror sur Il County Of tue ioo 1e'1d
the ID day June ls Oe r ~ Of as day.
al cse uises dec bid a. 9 Aesf
sr kn0u the Paper VII pfoey Jas
enffeyu he Huntington 6onfed A. ioA0~s Va
The BY the Pea Read Fading from Haaineol 3 Csn-
nepor land bel n1s 70 SEAL b1nss
the 10th t.iy ~ brree partly By ane ae u
Bunce sry by esding noo-ry % Ceeue-
Ior Dcek 40 partly By and sHbs Seho Az rsn uAss
Wells Place tuafe IN said Centre
port the shSsy and ac Of Hnnsa
le~ ard seAh 6uIce the BY s n.~ OF ne ntn ~
The Hs1v, serg tom Csrspor 20 hsa 1tioo ne 90 ~ s,
~ aud William Titus A seesa LIT Of Stsna ID the Village
81 kelTt ssd Town q HuBnrton onssd o. ne non s
Esrf and Of AeActon bJ1nl
R. ID Ert TIE y lase
e.rain f IN "a Of kcrthfor, bolced
~ lie orb y sad Peat Rod te
~ Dock Forth y the am u sria r. t osrtef
hrecflEn
teiorsaa fita
Aerl .s ~ sIEPhES ". GAINES. ksese-
H. j serddrr. PF5'. Ary -
svespF house sstsfe and fa.e aoae
e. Az. tu fe.fIihec Pan q ths Pare-ss macy sn
remain an uot.sss {. ". oAIsks, No ~ e'-sHa,F T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
CxGnrsione.

DAY EXCURSlONS-The EvOrite steamers Ar
ID AENlA MAY QUEEN leave ihs foot Of CAsnbsn street
ally ,esI sunday al 10 ssd and z for an EseSa
Co Returnug Keyroc aud Pm arriving In the cry by
suBdoWn ssscus Hotel At the laudn prepared to-
e No where accommodation DC had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
Mr. Bryant in one Of bis letter, to Tie Eveuins Pss

says
sbo ras EMPLOYED 10 obtain pbur from mine among
these mountains They incredibly rich, said he, IN
beds OF ore Of metals and other mineral prcduc-
st,ons but these cannot be worked tor want OF fuel
Egypt has no mines Of coal all that is used 10 her steam
ers and her manufactures Is brought from England She
has SPRINGS Of mineral OIL the indication Of beds Of cos
and wherever they are TO be found the Gove'nmen.
made to great depth and at great cost b..
without success AD Arab n wandering among the nouu.
t.rs near the Red Sea- long since found ts poe
Of quicksilver where Il hsd howed from me rocks iis
si.mot. 10 scoop il up with hrs h4nd- but slid throu
hs fingers he then drew up into his mouth, filed vi
IL IA. leathern bottle in which he carried wstsr a.
and died probably rom the effect Of the quicksilver he
had swallossd that the spot where he found Is sll
unknown though dilgen search has been made Tor T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
painis, plass, &t.

ZINC PAINTS The NEW JERSEY ZINC
IL COMPANY art manufacturing these Paints Of supena
s1ahtS ell VI which warranted PURE
TLt superiority respect " zinc over Lead Psnis well
lltd they equa qunty nearly double the surface
and sLcue evident thai the the
not IN the Ions ont-haf a. goat
They sse iy the principal dealers IN this and other iss
TTic,s. and ~ the COnpauy's AEeuis,
MANNING L SQUiER No. q Deyst, NswYOIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
Deniisirp.

Denllsirp.
HARVEY BURDELL, NJ ID, Dentist, formerly
corner AID FTankut has permAn locs ed hs
81 Bond where he eud. a. usual b.
ali sIpeaDs the practical ut Of his profession
CUPERIOR DENTISTRY-PGICES REDUCED.
Oh oIesr that of nert ma, be more generally
boouosd ard rather then remsn unemployed duns auy part
the dull months have .educed my prices until September
lind les than usually changed Persons Interested will dpd
Office corresponding
Of woIk = done Ref,reuceA
II. q LUTHER. Dentist, No. sts Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

THIRD-CLAss PASSENGERS.
Of third will be tai from Phiia
dephia and Liverpool, and found in cooked provisions
From PhAct lpha SO From Liverpool. SIS
will Be issued here parties who deToi
Of hfmgug their friends a. poDdirg rates
Freight GO per g0Od hardware Se- viii 30 taken sub
q Agreement
An experienced surgeon xin be carried on each ship.
small dIshs drawn a sight Oh England and Ireland
For hCght passage apply to THOMAS Rlt hAhDSON,
y y. and No. WAinaf-st, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON BROTHERS L Co. Live pool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
keMppalB.

DFMOVAL-JOHN j. BROWER has removed his
III aook Of Hardware No. 80 WaSerstTeet of Peck
81 1. NO 81 Pearls Pcksp aud takes the oppOr
tunS Vi ruI his hsnls liz ouOner for toe tavo already
fOhots OF the hoping
ave the and quality Of goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
vy,HE NEW.NORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
slATEs NAL sIEAMERS-Ihe Ships eonposng tals line are

STATES MAIL SrEAMERSIhe ships composing ms line are
the folcwirg
ATLANTIC Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt. Nys.
ARCTIC, Luce BALTIC, Capt COInstosk
ADRIATlC. Capt. Grafton
have been built by contract expressly oI Government
taken their construction. also IL
then Engr nsue strength and speed and their
uneqaed for elegance and comfort re OF
ioE Newiofk u Liverpool IN tEsieAss cabin sn second
Liverpool
30 NewYok ass and % An experienced surgeon
slap No berth secured uutl paid Tor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
WAY SATURDAY, AsToLLows.


III. sh Lss 0.erhuled fsnhed with boil
or. bs large DBns Saloon deck With every s.sze
AID Ire couot q Pssnsers 10 PhisdeiPs. .as
.bt wharf tie Lsco steamships CITY of Ss
CITY of sue 81 the loot Of Queebst
Assns sAhI II Ak = 10, 10 W., ', An1.'- rn"%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-For

A FORT PHILiP HELBOSkSE srd sfDSEf AusTkteihA
fsrter u commander viii positively BE- dispatched for the
soye MONDAY Aornst Vs. O'Clock precisely from h-r
tef, PR No Mr. Ths sesusbp Of the ,sd snd
hs.r equal 70 the Collins Line q steamer, ard s-ev
vii BE- the fssf.st steamship the world H.
ocsrs for rs 'eeod d ts q passenger ssPeof
~ gissne bsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

-'' J. HOW .RD ! Son, Aseau, 30 81 Bro-s-y.
LARE REDUCED BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA
CHARLTsTOE- The fine s1e wheel STEAMSHIP OSPREY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

IN sTMNfR ARRANGE MEST.-Msy9 lsso
TfAias and Special a. Ip and
"A MA NJ .f0 and SO = NJ through 70 New Haven.
AglO NJ sude 81 L A for Port Cheser.
ac4PM with the Danbury ana Norwns hoad
AT kov.t; the o A " with the Cana Railroad q New
Ysrtsss Tram N tor New Haven, Hartford Springfield
Boston River sTnoni h1ufo,ia
f0fnecrue Nsngstuck Railroads S1fsspo
Nth Lufca Norwich >t9ninsen snd
Providence -ni with Cana Railroad II Ns~a'en
Fypr.,s with the hoas4
tsnie Rsrocs Bndsport 9TH tA- tecnmod4
tr Trsn .ied and Connecticut River
Roads Northampton; With the seEL rdo7 Road al New
Baven.
5PM yxpess Boston orpns Few Haven Hartford
spnr.fei M Worcester
Trans INTO ard SPECIAL Trans
D. SibA NJ ard + NJ. through from New tisysn
At5NAM Y n from Pom Chester
F4pre IS NJ pas,.nss ron Springfield -a
Han ord London Canal Railroads e. New Haven
Boston Exrress 1raiu Aewsyen srv o. trains ho
he Tss; At e'opplng Bridgeport, Norw.i 4ad
Boston AN add l~ Pm Trans Of tse New
London road . ccnnccron
the station Hcases ana prnelpL
eb-New bsven. May 1875 GO W WHISTLE H. IT. SUIT
BUFFALO and NETWORK CITY RAILROAD via
.Ycrt ard Fe Railroad neutrality-suspicious.
front 81 Duane-t a. follows
NJ bUFFAIO fxEEss-InTouth ~ IA hours - Minutes wAn-
out chsnge o baggage
eA.h MAIL TRAS-stoppinE ~ Al sAiior>
eP.M ExrREss TEsIs-Arrive Il Bunze AZ gan
Tickets e. No. IS Courtlandtt and t foot 81 laA ct
J. g. HOiT Superintendent.
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ENpTs -, no. ] WsIi-st-. teW-f on
HF. BAKER& Co, AseBts ia Cb.<iesion.

II +. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA.-UNITED
u STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY sonn.c:lIg 90
NAL Company. the great u > Mail To-
cALIFOKsIA and OREGON va ssPfNWALL AID PANAMA
q monthly line between NEW YORK HANASA and
rEw-ORLEANs ssins a. P. fo~ WsrsH st. eisr, Nora
river
The g. Mai dispseh direct 70 AspiEwA AL turirs
month Jane the following stesHefs Newton ane Caf's
June ~ ILrfNOIs Cap, Hartten u s. n
the Pacific Nal 5e.1nzhip Coiapso
kIOws;
n, GEORGIA with the PANAMA. Capt Hudson q. s. -
with the GOLDEN GATE. Capt Ssttersoa " ~
the lsthm1sl Be %
s.ned a low No III West 1T %
&. A WHIrSEY
EYH.YOhh, BANANA AND NEW-OkLEASS LINE.
June n, CHEROKEE, Capt BstteI.
Application me ONCE OF t
Csrlpsn No. IN ~eSst OF Warren 81 where add
toosl be obtained. personally or BY letter
S1LAM BETWEEN kEW-iOkk aud GLASGOW.
O-Ie Nee Yos Steamship Compsuys powerful
5t.suhr GLASGOW $50 and ~ bore Rober Crsg
Comm oil Nsvyos for flsssov SATURDAY
18Th July O'Clock sno SATURDAY ls sepsnS
Der next 81 IL 0c.ek, loon
CABIN (ssOon Room
tbidship ststs Rooms)
miro '''''''''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
AiEW.YORK and CHAIR LESION STEAMSHIPS
Y ILNE-The AZ s.ex.rt

1fee No Norm ococt VI
the eousrns-
soon of sPOFfdRD. TILEsroN Co. No. 30 Broadway
EOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-SemW Weekly
Il s. Mail Lne-Tht fast JAS. ADGER
Dickinson will leave Per No n r. SATUR-
DAY June p O'Clock r. NJ, precisely For freight sppy 90
board al bills Of lsdu viii be signed aud for 81
he ofce SFOFFORD, flLKSTnN CO. No 80 Broad way
1hoosh ncsss Tor Florida follows To Jacksonville vi 70
Pastis65.
,IHaL RRIIISH ND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16

u'HE SHORTEST and CHEAPEST ROUTE
j VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCISCO The Accessory
Nicaragua In advance OF
Only fe syug through ueud me lihmas
The douhet CINE steamship STAR or THE WEST ~h
Pier No 2Nmth River Socock NJ precisely f San
Junr Dsl kore MONDAY June Hh With the
and dJuheDgne steamship CORTES 900 harden
the Nicaragua Transit hssse having hut u miles Of land
Thee IN their ventilation and
For information at the lowest rates apply
oply the Agency Of the Company No Battery place stairs
c. VANDERBILT AGENT
Psserrc cautioned the hired
LDe employed for this Line kA Bag Will be
D the Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-16
NEW .YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP
IGOR MELBOURNE. ATSTRATIa-Fxnress Line

n The ChIFeFSsrs AURA, haEasor~l, acrsse one OF
tive isiolnts N state roon so eight
w w RUSSELL Y, :, os.r,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

FATAL AccIDENr.--A young man named
Philip Diamond in the employment Of the Jane
River and Keuawha Company, met with a mel
ancholy death yesterday morning about o'clock,
asthe quarry of the company in Chesterfield, some
81 miles above the city. As the train of cars laden
with stone for the ship lock, was about leaving
the quarry for Richmond, Mr.. Diamond attempt
ed to jump upon one of the cars, when, horrible
to relate, he slipped and fell upon the track
Several heavily laden cars, passed over his legs
behold Medical aid was promptly summoned
but the unfortunate man died before the physi
clans arrived. Mr.. Diamond was a young, I'M
married mana stone mason by trade, and as be
fore remarked, was in the employment of the
Company.
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RICHMOND MARKETS. Nav 16.

ToBAcco--In consequence oftle holidays there will
b, nothing doing at the We're Houses Monday and
Tuesday. The market closed heavy last week, and
common and medium leaf may be quo'ed lower good
and fine kinds without change. Breaks heavy and
likely to continue for the next sixty days. We
q te Jugs 81 so So generally, common leaf s. SO to
Sc 90 m dunn 81 81 so; good sS 10 80, fine $40 10
$ll SO, fine manufacturing $loto $50.
BARRsDAL E & READ.
FLoBR-Marke dull We quote miyel BRANDS coun-
try superfne at 81 IS aud straight at $5 per bbl.
WuEAT-No change IN plicts. Receipts very light.
We quote $laSl IS per bushel as in quality.
CoRH--We continue to quote white and yellow at 5Sa
So cents per bushe
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17


ABLE AND CARRINGTON STREETS, WEST
OF MECHANICSVILLE TURNPIKE, AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold WEDNESDAY, 18th May.
commencing at Al o'clock. p. NJ upon the premises, 5
lots of Land, situated the Moth side of Venable
street. commencing 300 feet West of its intersection
with Mechanicsve Turnpike fronting 80 feet eacb and
running back $50 feet to alley 30 feet wide.
Also other Lots situated North of the above each
fronting 80 feet Darlington street. and running back
$50 feet to 80 foot asy adjoining the property of
TAFT and Others and Immediately thereafter will bs sold
two lots of Land Short str the residence
DR. o Srecker ironing 81 10 l9 feet EACH and run
ming back 1875 feet
Also, Lots situated on venabe street, opposite the
residence of Mr. Breaue fronting IS feet EACH and
ming back t40 feet to Byrd street.
The whole of the above property is located in rapid
y improving portion of the city, and those having funds
to invest, should attend this sale.
TERMS SALE-Onethird cash. balance at 6 and
10 months with interest. and satisfactorily secured
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
my 10 Auctr.
ADDITIONAL-Immedi ately preceding the above
sale, commencing say O'Clock, will be sold framed
House and Lot situated on the north side of Baldwin
street. east Of 18th street.-The house contains 5
is good repair and yields good rent the lot
fronts 20 feet and runs back 200 feet. Terms liberal.
]. NJ. T.. Auct.
Also, several very beautifully located lots on 18th
street. we'll adapted for building sites.
TFRMs-One- third cash; balance at and II months
with interest. JIM. r., Auct.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS DAY.
h Z W.GODsstN.
MOST vALUAELE ANn- 4

MOST VALUABLE AND aTyRaC.
" TIVE REAL ESTATE ON CANDLES HILL
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will be sold on TIES
DAY AFTERNOON, the 18th May 1853 upon the
premises commencing at A o'clock 326 $40 feet ~
Ground, on the West line of Bird, between Byrd and
Arch streets running back 30 feet TO 30 foot streets
Also, 1854 feet OF Ground the West line of i Street
between Byrd and Arch Streets tadj, lining Prats Cot
tage running back 100 feet to alley 30 feet widc-
hese lots Will be divided into building lots of suitable
days ~"
These lots for the most part justly regarded as
in market and being in view of the public soare soon
to be enclosed, offer peculiar advantages to persons
wishing convenient commanding location, and pic.
turesque view Of James river and the surrounding coun
try for miles in extent.
TERas-One-fourth cash; balance at q, la and 10
months tor negotiable notes. interest added secured by
trust deed. w. GODDIN,
ap 26--taW lwdtds At.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17

NEW YORK MARKETS. May l6.
FLouR-We note sales to-day Of about $500 bbls
Flour at Saturdays rates.
WHEAT White sells at 81 20 per bushel TRANSACT
tons the day aggregate about 10000 bushes
CoRs-We note sales to-day of $4,000 bushels at CT
cents for mixed.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT--
Eyerv land has bqiIed with


Every land has b9ed with
Macy this preFaratlon whose
Intrinsic merits has introduced lis
Curative powers to the notice of the whole
American people. Rheumatism of long duration
Neuralgia, with ltI t)rtures, have yielded to it's
Ma lea! influence; cancers, contorted joints,
liberated and swollt n limbs that have
S tfrred for yeais under the weight of disease
Turn by its appica Ion to supplene and health
remedy OF such general STIFFNESS that can restore
Ntwness of Action the deceased nerves. arteries and
Glands of the human body, worthy OF high Praise.
Let the'rheumatic halt. lame and palsied
1nval examine It's qualities, aud they will
Not be Disappointed Years of study and
Investigation have enabled the proprietors OF the
Mexican Mustang L.nmentt TO furnish remedy
Extraordinary in its power over diseases,
No matter Of how long stand ing-sold at
The agents IN all parts OF the Union.
AWhile hundreds rejoicing in the happy escape
from smarling pains, cccasioned by Burns. Bruises
and Sprans, thousands of others will buy the Mustang
Lniment and experience the sam. happy results.
The popularity OF the Mustang Linment is "fxed
fact therefore those suffering with Ulcers Old Sores
Eruptons aud like complaints ed only to be reminded
OF lis superiority 10 give it trial.
any body has Vauablaohorses troubled with gals,
chaf-s, scratches, sains bursies, let him read the
certificates of the five Express Cos OF New York City
that the Mustang Lniment has cured their horses Of
these complaints ard 60 and do likewise.
lfyou have any uslv painful Corns upoa your feet
get bottle OF Nus ng Lniment and apply It twice
day for IL days and the trouble will be gonepositivey
undouhted sals action to every ono 2ivngne trial for
1T joints, stiff neck throat it has proved itself
sicacious il thsse complaints IN many very stubborn
cas- 8. II
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-05-17
LATEST NEWS.
Tclegraphed for the Times.
VESSEL FoUNDERED AT SEA.
Loss OF TWO HUNDRED LIVES,

BALTIMORE May Is.
The ship William and Mary, from Liverpool 70
New Or'elns lest at I've 81 OF May
She struck lken rock the Great Bahama Bank
and went Gown. BY this awful catastrophe not less
than t. o hundred lives have been lost.
The Captain, mate and six Of the crew. together with
two passengers belonging to the Inflated ship,
picked up and brought to New York this
ing,