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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17
Glcanings from III WaysidIe,
JNth Editorial .SBrinkhags.

The election in Minnesota terri
tory has resulted IN the choice of I
democratic majority iA both branch
es'ol the Legislature
On Thursday a marriage tool
place in NJ ter,N. H. IN whlcl
heparties werercspec eclively seventy
aud sixty years ol age. Immedl
/ ately after The cerem pny they start
/ ed on bridal tour.
Wonder if their Ihothers knew
they were out.
An ingenious friend of ours who
has a turn for statistics, las late
ly made an Investigation, the labo-
fious fruits Of which We thus submit
TO our readers. During the months
of July, August and September,
there we're written to|the New York
press, ,4S4 letters from travelling
correspondents. OF these 10000
were slsl0" VI - -" % ncoI moro
xxx, pl.;,.''o1 .Tr'veIe,." ll4OI we're
signed ir,'eig, r. ,Ioso
S''Floqs ue"o '0'ef r. I'M
,oa'q'3' '. : n's s nsa 4 5 d1g times; cob
ioris' was u.s. YI . aam1,,ctor, % ;,
hSlng anu an. 1.oi'', F.L..,,o ..Lo,.nt;
l'o9t ''''''' ll,i : 'o'pt !, 'id aoncbant.
lui' uii7u' t'''''''0N' ~ hoo ,ac.
ins we're !, .l ea0', 1.i'o'o;as u3o' or ,ha con,
"'''in "li '"e - ri foG t;mos N
T. -NVror.
D..Ms of p,,boz, P,Iests-All
,hn cathol;e nriests at Galveston,
rs IT, execnt two. it Iis said. have
been s;ek with The yellow fever
Four died. one a native of Ireland,
bel;aved 70 be Mr.. lIaggery; another,
youno man. 4 native Of France; a
tb3r5 : GERMAN. and the foufth, Mr..
o'DiaeoII. a young man.
s., Rrr OnprRs continne TO mul-
tioly IN all parts Of the county,
~ ,st ,ve heard Of is mentioned
bv the Cincinnati Columbian as
having been in that city, under the
tile Of "The Family Compact, of
which both males and females are
nembeGs. In That city it already
numbers five hundred members
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

The london Times of the 30th
pit, speaking of the possibility Of
East India cotton ultimately affecting
the demand for the American staple
in Europe, says that there is no rea-
son, in the nature Of men aud things,
why there should not be into England
SO large an importation Of cotton
from India as to render that country
independent of the United States;
but that India has immense arrears
to make up before she can perform
50 important part in the history Of
the world and adds:
1t must take many years before
the cotton crop Of India can at all
keep pace with the increasing demand
all over the world. The human race
is multiplying faster than our ships
and our IA ilways, and its wants re
daily more pressing. Eve n tile Hin
docs, within sight of the steami1g
locomotive, will not be content with
their one garment Of coarse cloth per
annum. China, to Ill appearance,
will now be open TO It's centre, The
old bug bear of the whole earth be-
ing glutted with our manufactures.
has long been discarded. The world
will never have too much OF What it
really needs. Considering, thon, tho
growing demands Of all nations, We
see very Slight prospect Of India
getting so beforehand with the world
rs to ruin ( be American cotton planf
ter We p1ay confidently tredicd
that there filI be many risings anf
Iallings in the cotton market, andI
many fortunes won and lost at NcwI
York, beid re things have settiefi
down TO So ph 4 permanent dcprceia-
ton as tins niast suppose Les ourI
transatiani ic customers, therefore,
take heart ThGreis room enough |
lQr Us al n this wide world LetI !
them plan cotton, layy dorm rail /
anil bnildclEppersTas marH arId hs fsi-
sailing Us they Dan; thF y Will have
many = rrPGiab!P freight Before they
are soil pby the worsiiipPers Of Duddha
orof The Sun
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

The Winter Fashion for swell
headed youngsters in Ills city has
appeaf4d-- being large head with n
beaver twice the size; a fancy crayat
full SIX feet long; a douBle-breastei
vest WI p 4 variety OF colors; large
short pack coat made to button
down b efore, and pockets to- hold
half bdshcl each, which usually CON
tam humber OF old clothes; pants
TO fit tight to the skin; and square-
toed lIoots. This stylc is said to
have been introduced hero by a dan
dy who is Of color, yelIdw, and off
ciates In the capacity of n carriage
driver. Swell-heads and would-bo
clerks of Mercantile houses, have
adopted it.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

A Coop Pace FoR CmCkENs.
On Friday afternoon last, at the
close OF the Northampton Agrlcul-
raj Fair, +. F.. Hill OF Easton, $ plll
four Of his Clattagong Chickens, for
one hundred dollars-twenty-tiv i've
dollars apiece. They were bous shl
for Hon. I. Butler King Of Ga
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

A Lqpyer's and q Y Priests Mec
of Rcstfutton--ln Chicago. few
days ag{, one of the most distinguish.
ed lawyers in that town was waited
upon bySBishop Nandaveld and Faith
dr McElhern, of the Catholic Church,
and presented with eight dollars;which
the Bishop said was restitution
made to the lawyer by one Of Father
NIcElhern's flock, for a wrong done
to him to that amount.
What was the nature Of the wrone
Or by whom t was doae, the Bishop
and Priest refused of course to di-
Yulge, rs the knowledge of it had
been obtained through the confes-
sional. Thelawyer refused to take
the money offered as it Was, as a pay
ment III full, for a wrong could not
bemade right by money. The per
son who did the wrong must confess
the deed to the injured party, that
unjust suspicion of innocent persons
which have been aroused, could be
removed, that the real offender could
be forgiven, and tho whole account
squared between the PARTIES. The
taking of thdl SIS from some unknown
persons, for some unrevealed wrong,
was no righting Of the matter at all
So the lawyer argued, to which the
priest replied by leaying the money
on the lawyers desk,and politely and
quietly retiring
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

A million COZ pies Of The New
Testament are I'd be sent out to
China by the British Foreign Bible
Society at a cost OF $40, 900.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

On the sth Of ia puary nex;,a Ma
tionaI Convention of soldiers Of the
war of 1912, is t3 be held at phIla-
delphia- The object is to revive
the recoIlections Of the war.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

The village Of PIaceryilIc, Cali,
foruia, has been undermined b,
diggers ben; on The acqulsilien 81
Gold Al
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

The revenue duty on Sugar for
the last five wears anlouhted 10 $50
nO0.060
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1853-11-17

The election in Minnesota terri
tory has resulted ln / ie choice of q
Democratic cn,ajorily i& both branch
es'ol the Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

PHILADELPHIA Nav Is-arr schrS Nay A. Rowland Rayoer.
Ns~Yost Johs Bell. Raxsr Do Ce.rses s4.sd Bossne
IsSecn' ArrhH Emerson. Tubs, Hamilton Nc Aasta Ies
PORTSMOUTH Nh wsy Ar hiE Ia ta%Tst,s. G so-i
Mia F5rss, Ns--York; Dandy ErrEuso. YORK CD .Ap VIA
Dses rev so ss rnnSl G R.nilfcn q Al or NsSfTs
Csrenss ca eak White clOua Michel Havaaa' b. sns
PORTLAND Nav IsArr bss Cssan Piukh.u Hsv.n.; CHS
Hs.h Snup-os Freport Cd brs Psr Hard Sa,2r Orlsas.
PROVIDENCE Nay i2-ArT sehrs SsSss si,Ssy noaSa
Eshsr. Phlsd-Lhs p To~nsena yasnensn o. J. W Ssa,
Hal 10; Ncn'erns Smith O. May rerh SNyang
Do ScsSee Gaediss Aaay Soogs Wn X B9Sen h'o =
lI'h. schr. Perseverance,. Rogers, NYork.
lah sels Nsfeer Peru Phsaeipha; torten Nr1S'
RsrsIf Suc Va Lou, G'av Shsr teS'nlr'a sophie Aun
SMITH Philadelphia; Dsasra. Jaws NeYork sOOP' Factor Con-
RICHMOND M.y 2Ar scsF T,erA oro~sL Se~.York.
lAnGso Snouon Nlork fhra Js-e Day d; O--son' i.a
DO Peru Smith 90 loth L1cv axe HIVES, Delaware Ianesoa
49, r.. ye-. Riv.- ~. B,hrSors - IA flrn
Ortsrio Haskell Fcunisn RuckEs WORK. Si sh ch Re-
i.sss AehorS Gresorv RiesmoH SpnBs Bo SscsS Nyes
RhoadeS ard Charoite Hx Newfork h Mary
Fsn1.s; S@i,s SswYsrs; io.h, Bra Cod Hoce Be,s.
son Pr.~s. Otis Brs S.r p.sc "a sh 80 ,lSsoi Ls--
fed Csso br Desssrrado Mex Beeussr Narat Sophia
SALEM Msy ia-ir .chr Alert Ga,s tr, csassi
socn. Purhssed in this city, CD 'chr Luhsr Snow snow,
ST MARKS NAY t-ID port haTk 4 Camille Ho~ner' 2 p
Cce Hubbard schn Elizabeth. Sawyer; ChipclN oLesry
WASHINGTON y G. Nav An sehs Ra,he Jsse simmons
rereerce Fsrrrw DO loth sehS BIO Gsue y fscic Far
W Osceos Smith AeSandris David Carter, Crsw-v Alex
usl Water Phi ad- 9Th, shs Rachel Jane. Simmons OceOA
wFST HkRWIcH Nav 7-Sd sehr Berous Kelley v York.
WILMINGTON G Mayl2-Ci bis waisstcs Morse Bo.sou'
schr vrsnis Griffith Plummer New-York
WEXFORD MAY lSd schrs Aroa. Mclaughlin Norfolk; ihh.
s'oor Victory. Baker NewYork.
WARREN NAY lisa bs Miranda K', supposed for DArsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

In The s. Mpa steamship aca-HOn "a Douglass, Hon Geo.
children and Phil Mrs. LPPi1so M' Geo Walker three
children end y MIs secomb Ms Ida and C. so-
Mrs G Eaton Eaton Mr. and Mr.. Abraham Kasor
Nh: Dolores Paente Perm MIS- sprns three children servant
M LsG zen ONE nO P M Bacon I af
Bslar stem r. Balsnsttin Nj and Mrs Wight Post tao
Davis n o, Henry DeTder Havsns jaime, Higgins SewYOIt
Crane y John and jos PHI Bersr LpoOl P Hooomb Phil
Mn Buneeu and servants Csneere and New Orleans
Rum,ey Mr. and Mrs VIM nden Mr. aud Mrs Henry wenzi R.
c 81 G IL Pe s~ and asy M DsoudDe
Lm' Mt and g. ME- Thongs Besm.q S H M c w1d
tom Mr. John vesncs St Jaso M Van Bergen Mr. Van
BsmiOh bearer q dispatches 20 c5ns Mrs Nehc,oo Ohio
Mrs De5eni ana Nes Dawson VI Hsuser o Conway Rob
nson Philadelphia H. Lowe Manchester Henri Lemane aiy
s HIM. Mss, W weymsn n Y; + Mambleu France Nh.
W @ G FS ri Bs Sl n n 5 M s
Wiienbtyer,sN C. T. NJ Daparsn Capt J. G. Walker u $ A.
Ne Ss'ni w.no &c %a 'S' "s Ea
Bp5 sqP n Mfshf ..o e Sn Alien XIV R B.
Rev Roller y Mrs plymouth Dr. and Mr' chester
smith snd chid Halle, LasuiIs PSHehwsis o. Mr. and
sd, and ehS Mas Isssrse som De-
seo Bss1sd Matanrss Miss c Case NJ and Mrs Cole
, S Rely NS H. Bo9 St. IS Do
sFsr John collins JT Edward FscheT y; O $ Mills S
AndIeys ESQ, California P cabarsO cuba-rot lso-sPee
ceNtb
steamship City GLASGOW from Philadelphia for Lirepod Al
e1Ande Cstte w C. Catten Miss Hoppiuger
Mrs w Joyce Mrs Locbe and child Mrs Device esd and
want Mrs Mcbride Mr. and Mrs Walton aud family C. Brewster
ustavut Remack Dispatches Petersburg Master Re
mach and lady Mr. Queen and lady Jefeys
lady child and y Appleton Henry Samuel
samuel Rev ThCms Pearson lady and five ehdren Nc Pollock
McMahon Mrs Lee. William Brown, Mr. Thompson B.
coev T. g. Price Russell ~ Wadenfe lady and chit
dr,n H. j. Thompson Mrs g. Sheath, Mrs Abrech Mrs Taylor,
r Daniels Underdown lady aud 4ch
Ten Rsmpsker Bearer Of Dispatches Ms LoushTan Mis- Hill
John Powers Miss FOrdyee Joseph Miller Jose EkhOrne,
servant Richard Field Miss Mary HadbOune Hameck
Se,mou Mrs Apscke and hd Henry shuI do John Lndeb
John Dole Smith. Arshar Or. Amos Shaw A. Mete
Fordys stAeu Jas McCahen Rev Father Power
Donnelan. NJ Bliss, Thos Lowell Miss Anne
Mr. A. Mrs Iexey W T. Booth Leek, Mr. Randck g. Homer
Alfred HILL Mr. Kingston, Mr. Msrquie C. BuehAn Mr. iIArner
Passengers Arrived.
Ia shy Nary Wie fran Porto Ca6OStacy 8. Bray lady ana
children @. Ely and A. Mellon.
MINIATURE kLMASAc.....IHIs DAT.
gus-Rises Sets......7 II Moon Sets ......l Sm
I'll
ldand. Il Pa Hell 0ate.. d
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.


bams Iaaiow' sssSnsS l. Mitchell Marion Berry chasO0
sSp-Pa@yrs Weeks Bs.ea N.smiih son Montreal Nor.
N N CO Mount Sss savage &C. P Bs@of Say Me
new hs@P'SSD san F Ss.. lad SsuFSA R
nIs Mer,oS SYKES 81 John B. Barclay hvns';S9 Meter
Bnss-BisIGsn Bray Wilmington Patterson walsh soHds
e We Sss s NJ iShS ssp SsyS
cons Misf Msinsss R C. Rese Classa Dsvs Na1a River
el s1' Ro S't caSoaS Haiss, Daley
S Miami fSy' LEW % Ss sp.. D p~ c. s Ne
H. D. BrOOlman Coz EyeplAde Conner .ss11vs wsieiss
Biss Avery ASssco Brown Fds1 ssn ssss Hon B. Bsa
Co LSDs R H0sso :. Snp .0 Il rs7Ts d asS M,
ven Isss Ana Wolssn PstelsbSIs, Chairman, uasr CO.
HsrSoi i.ssG IeIsly vin. ASsfns,ky ssvaansh Dsn
Main, 81 ss mses &c FaHs MSMsh SooI ssS
cissi%sS Co. Fsf Pres SahnOTs N.isT Lerd wSett
Gxi W BsrnSsn ws.AasiSu FO~s As1aadra Ie sarge.
sissmsr.- oYs, PA.aslpA. N Briggs Dsla~u.
ooEss PAi,sasPhis G B saaaip5a r.. u.n
Hal, Providence, master.
Arrived.
L mail steamship Atlantis wsst fun LyeTssol Nay IL:
SsaIasli sHs :p0sss . .sg 5SAs G.SSus
s' Ss' s iSr Nay u asF " O5 W :p:ss
'ySas .sssnAis Dolsso psysaPoi A.paws
BARI SsTdo Progress t sAsseO, Marssiss s. with sase-
BAH William BAtsra. (rus Peterson Ns~pOrw, 81 ds W
\. We'd GCo.
Bl sophia Of Boston bere rpur'ed Rogers caarsss1 d.
to y. L McCres3y Co
Brk Heks Latham PUvdenee d 70 Eyer-tt BrOsn
s ssSo PI hsas ss's Co 'A'A ''''ss
ssAT Wafer wirh lBr Hstshin Bsrnd' d' to Middleton
sshr. Wake. Bn,s., Wilmington. d.
Schf Mott BedeN, -, Georgcrowp. De- a.
Sehr Ada. Woed1uf, RockpoTt d.
Schr Joseph Hall. Gee, Portland CT, IDS
Schr George Gllum. Clark Portland CT, 2es
SehT Meenss Spenuer, Ba.eO Winngton es sugar 10
Thomas Giusrtn.
SehT DsrvOst Brewster, Wilmington d. HssA orss to
-, York Gooden Boston ds udse Dsycn srsgae
schr Nelson Hal. Coe, Portland CT. d.
49, Kearon. Laseo Potomac Riv-r o
sehr Rhnood BuTne Richmond aoa tobacco. chAs
sess Zenith DOner Plymouth Me- d.
-. Psfriot Bpckhn, Rondoaf bound % Bo<son-
Srhr Nsry Jones Albany, njse- bound 70 Boston
Slonp VI sprasue Rish WGreham sds
:iecp AMELIA Brooks Portland CT ds ttore -
Psi6c Llverpool A.eana ssxsnnAh Ma
er CAassts Rssnoks SsEa Se ships Hs'ea HsfEsi Anss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
disasters. &c.

Sc.s n W DxoS Of Harz1eh Of HantnKtcn l. l.
, sooseT hich run INTO TIE steamship City Of RehnOua Of
ues isrd on TUESDAY night he Dayisn from Nes fork
M Chesapeake Bay. The schooner earned away her main BOOM main
RITtes FocS At HorfoIk CarsenAs Sd Of
CO Fs passed SHIPS broken Of 81 the knEhheat
w. sp srtscsd AVpAeny belonging 70 30 TN snip sane Day
JsSsS A. tbs Port I'm Charleston reports az IS
"a len IS w fen IN with bnG eo1e not 80 h-r beng az
80 osS buTToS from Orleans for Aa,AnES which Pat INTO
Kew West eTpenenced eeaV ae Of ~nd when i<o a.s
cut losing and sPnsns Aeas survey oa-red dsnAfse
e.sS sp.s MsLsashn Baltimore for Wilmington
Rene tor wreck Engines saved And 70 be sd the lta
Grew saved -. ..s .. p o.. i. -.
.,err5 u-.fe OVERLOAD ~hsu % Psrusnhuco-
,s,,d IL San FrAscO paper tAI TIE Lewis ns7Tsd
and Lever Co-npans Of Provin.o hlrs Contracted %
.et ~. & r3eis lAc-e . Narset hcsrh .l'-t -.
a. &c. VS. IN INTO bady Sunday night OF aoh head
SS5 Nara Nv ship unkno-a probably from So John
oi - "A bv her-xeather Thick the ae-sying tae
esS,s;s md 10y oEly, whO worked her INTO EAsPort
spoken, &c.
Ami Is s 4ssH Ion - 81 W, bark AErHsa, In Newport for
Nv s Cape Sable miles Pssea steamship csnAis sHns tn
SG.SH ~ ~ = "a 5 $ w s wn- Price, fl. PhadslPha
s nc e s 8 n lon s. barb Charter Oak Msr-in, I'm Boston
March 81 i n lon 70 w "a. a. SD ~ a:r,a 'AP
Asr % niss ws Cape de Gar s' F.-ee Tea tn New
As "a IL 81 iO g. Br brig chArs tn Boston fH PSr' Al
fI R.s M a lon s. the csnOua I'm elOosssr ns) for New
NV 10 l le bns Four sOns cOrbet days f Havana for
IA, sc.,s Foris hns Geors. Hsx P0r I'm c.'den.s To-
NAY H. ., ks u a. s.l Lazy An . b. In csss ss Bosom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

bury. I'm. Phil.s. phis or Boston
April at Is lon 2 g an Akbsv, IN. HoaE Krn. r Loadon
Apnl - AT g a. On s n a Pm Aos IN SeEi Srk tor
HEEhurE
Nseh 8, at 50 ou- l, "a bsrt Hsary Clay Lolan for s.
Helsra
M.eb 2 "a; 10 IS = a. b4rt Sea Fri suiis. sO-sn
Cor Port Philip.
MEsh = a. SIS ;. loa- q a An ship BHInst0a & SAas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
frrom our Correspondert.l

PHIL lDELPHIA May lSirririAu steAmshp osprey Sen
nett Chusaon; bs Hous Small Cardenss seh h,eeth A.
Csmner (reai Esg OassAbess Fuller, Boston na
KsI, NewYork Lady suffolk COwe Ns~forf Henry Fay''n'
Edndse Boston ,,.,, ,,.-l.u p;.h,,o,5 .
CRY OF Boston Clifford Boston bAk Jsponiea @. Aser hssls
~ 49, ISx. Wss udiss Bolton, Nefshon Charles
ten; Dart somsTs =. s0udef ChAs Posldsnee Atass
Re- Dnnvssporf: Guest Foster Poviienee Lioery'
W,uS Ro1hurv May d. SOUL Soners Boston; { & SHao-
We,tcSft, Savannah En:erpf1e, Pendleton Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

The whole paid the twenty most prom Mss. OF
'e Superior COPPER RECON snl r.d above 70
soeI Il equa e g 1900 Tie copper Revived from
ar The mres up The opening Of osyzsion Of 1855 estimated AZ
tuna value 70 s3Oc0ool~
Appcatiou made az the Office Of Company Eos
s3 - ard 81 Trinity Buildings
Eew-YOf- May, 1888. ROBERT BENSON, j. Seer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

NEwORLEAxs 19Te to-day 1000 bales
pcs We quote ct nddng DC The sales Of the
600 bales Our stock l8 900 bales The
receipts $4,000 bales and AZ AL
The Southern potts $4,000 FREGHTsCoton Liverpool at
71Gths; Sterling, y, outside rate. 80 49,
-CoTToS still frme after the reception Of the Asnics
advce sales Of 200 bales We quote idng s The
receipts to-day bales the H. 600 COFFEE
doll sales 900 bags mostly a9 Stock 6l0Ob bags
NOZZLE May 1.-THE sales Of COTToS for the week have been
bales and he receipts lo Our stock now 5000 bales
We quote middliDg elc.
PRowpTNcE NAV 4-CoTTos steady with moderate se Wool
aIKe quet light and prcefm ses for the week
PRINTIsG CLoTHThe demand continues active and
but inferior styles be bought AZ last
duoiationsi AL for the week ~ NO pltces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
Rereipfs of Produce.

BY Ne0 York and Ere Railroad bbs Pork DO Beef l6
bales Wool a Seed 90 roi Leather 81 bales Deer
skins 5 Iron, do Steel 80 Pkgs Butter ss bb casks
Eges, 6 Horses, and | Gov.
U he Railroad foT The West10 pkgs
Butter l3 DO Leather sos bbs Potatoes ~ do Apples % boxes
q bbs Pork i72 DO Eggs m Calves II casks Ashes aud
I5g pkgs Miscellaneous Merchandise.
By Harlem Railroad, for ne We-ll579 cans Min % hssd
Cattle sheep Horses IS bb Dressed Hogs l9l3
do Mutton and Beef s. pkg Poultry l7ob Egg. $40 p Butter
SuBdes ellis bushels Potatoes 81 hbs Cider 100 do Lime
Iron 10 DO Ice and 81 bbs Pckles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16
Nv TeIeQraph.

BOSTON Nav l5-Arr bsrks Nashua Phisdephia n D1vL
and Hsdley Baltimore; Lucy Ana, from Tara Cuba o
trr.s futcb I'm City Ifth ult Eza AM nhia
NJ ~ Norcure GrsDde Clement Ssvsnnah no 1ads
DO Mary Lowell Frontier Mary Perkins and Draa ia
mia; sclr E1pr~s IRON Aux CsyeS =. -,
PROVIDENCE, MAY l5-Arr brg Thets henneay IN AuIu-
,as Mach "a SPOKE May g. lO ~ a. ship Henry Gay Of
and from New-York for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-16

! dividend NOTlCE.-The semi-annual interest
sSs &C. e % I S en- A osS e ~ oS,o eogS
SIX PER cENr BONDS is.asa % u. Hs'u1esil Rs,oaa -
p.ny vi b rad On md ~ no. az a ne sS q ~ asSs
a'''d % The T'''''' %SsI5w GISrES Ca y. pw.s
DlvIDEND.-Nrw YoRx. May :, lsSS- Presl
s'vses Of You per Csut As csV.,. S,o - sai s
Tie i'A INST If 81 ss ss, '' VII sSRDgosS SsSs s
NyEsTCHESTER TURNPIKE ROAD CoMpL
w NYTA, anHs Eeetee 81 Directors of Conp~ay =
i f S, ,s sIu; ses 'Pi STEPHES c Griffin fs
PAeir'e Nm Nm. s ys:s NC csSsS.ss~,
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Transi.,
s' r. Of & S9SFsH, | b e''' ,' b a nc, s's J
BsoaDwaY BASS, NeW-Yors, Nay In
SENENTH DlVIDEND-A SemLannuh Divided
s7. Ss ,E On Z: eY sta ss o. a ~ s sa' a.
TIE T,ssi5 Bsel' w Be s-s Ou The h rs f3 % si
V'HE BOARDo of DIRECTORS Of the AMERICAN
MINING COMPANY pave ordervt a. ass IN Of wa
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OFFICE e NsTs GA. E S. Is;S9sS S,S 9Srsss
THE BOARD Of DIRECTORS have this day d
earsd 'smisnnua eivsens Of rSeys per Se.t P,ysss
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Il AXE ERIE. WABASH aud ST. LOUIS RAIL
ROAD S GO y & op.y % Ss % !. Ss T. y y
rez SHAREHOLDERS VII At the oes q ne Company
! ws Ss Ss%iS9S 'n' EDWARD wHTEaocs ss., ~
NOuCE-The Annual Meeting OF the StOckholden
~ Copper Mnus Copany. will b. bd tAs once
Of Company No. IS usuisncc Budrgs Walsf- WEB
NESDAN. the 18th ock NJ Tor purpose Of be-
Officers tor the ensuing LYMAN " GILBERT Sec
New.Nork. Msy 3 1885
ORIENTAL BANK.-The second Installment OF TEN
" PER CENT the Capital Stock required 20 b pail a a.
Bankins Room, No Si East Broadway opposite "r.na o. ne ~
OF MAY W. y hN"ie Ne'o-S
DANK of the COMMONWEALTH, Merchants Ell
ID change Building IS William eorn-r Of SehAnse Place
Money received depost st The uat rates pos
James r Wilson. John HerTiek, G. Henry hoon
VIM. N. Cavity, Ben. { Lee NV. SrNre,,
Lewis b Edward Haight W n heuJtmiu,
r. y. Spcford Ben " NhitoeN rs l. stost
S S5.. 49, f JAMES 3 WILSON President
GO Pits Cashier EDWARD HAl3Hr Wee PTest.
MARINERS SAVINGS INSIlIUrION-Willc COZ
WI uepce the Transaction OF business THURSDAY tho la
;,,,t Ri he ,cs of Hanover FIRE Insurance Co.
urover square ant continue the there until
49, exepfe fom 10 O'Clock NJ 70 o'clock p VI, o recep1cs
nS Of deposits tho transaction Vt other business
Jacob A westervet A, J. Uudethil Russell Dat
Philip W Ems. John I Zebra .,ash ne9af9,
samuel Leeds Shafss Mics s1n~g brhsS
Frsnc ". Abbot taac smith, = W inon@st
Fr.nc. h. OConnOf, James ID fish Joseph latnison
Charles l. Nose, SAM - Ashcy, yahs ,fLreA
Nathi l. McCready, Wm, II Hazard stephen 0fopT.
Sssh..i.l y JsueA Charles " livnstoo,
JACOB A WFSTERVELr Presiasul
PHILIP w ENGS. ist Vice Prcsiisut
CHARLES L. NOSE. "a Ncs-PIssdsa
eHuEs NJ LIVINGSTON Secretary
S,INFON DRAPER, No I6 Pine-st offers for sale
- variety RAILROAD BONDS and STOCKS aso CITY TOWN
"a COZ NTY BONDS, auong which
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MIN -IUhh AID HAhIAEM hAILhUAU CUM-
IN PANY-Ths Meeting Of the Stockholders this Com
q tie Company No Hanoyer sa TUESDAY Nay H. iss3 u
ocoek NJ Tie Polls from y ocock I'll O'Clock
he Trznser VII BE sed Tuesday Nay iss oeloc
p NJ and opened slnsstsy, Nay IA l& 10 2cleek
Aprl q, ltS3 ALkL KYLE, Ssey.