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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

fGLoAEs.-Ibe NeWIaHofks correspondent otttIe
wdshingt6n Star gives Tie folio wing important
inIormation: a. s.Ja5Hr SO errAIt
the election EXCITEMENT being oveIj we
are now pretty thoroughly agitRled on the two
onestiois, whether ladies' over garments shall be
made loose and cloak use, OF close to fl the foim
land whether the coffee houses and drinking-sa
looms shall be closed on Sunday. The wartbe,
cen the cloaks and PolkaS is carried on fefcely
in Broadway parsdtng Uaaerzher fnyorite
color, and Hooking splendid defiance Pther neigh
Dor. OF courses the tall and thin, elalies, whose
forms depend very much upon the price Of cotton,
and whose breast-works are composed as ii now
appears Gen. JdoksoR'S were not are almost uni
vefSally to be found ulder d cloak, which, lie a
more tender and sacred garment, has especially be-
come an object of interest since the 9Easern
Question has assumed a ben aspect. coy
eIs a multitude Of detects The petite, plump,
and lwell-deVeloPeasang all cling to the polka
close to them, Il he feht1le dsheieHses,
who are beginning To- be rather pIenty in our prom
enadeS Startling many a heart with theirexbtce x
uleFance, sport the most ravishing and atidacious
innovations up6fl tie cnfSeht ailoyercoat feni-
nlhilYl i saw one n6f nal FAN h0ar Rge with a,
brown surtout very fullat the waist, and the moste
ing pair of velvet trimmed pocket wells on
her hips-heighol ~ ssi ii ~ q IA .i4.5s -
From the observations hive made, am satlsh-
"a that neither party will carry the day butlthqt,
iinder the present dition of female FORMS be-
rIoaks will always be largely in the majority. The
contest, by stimulating the Yqnityo women, may
leatIfto greater attention to physlcal education,
htaIthfuI exercise, and proper Development OF
the female form diVine-and IN that way VIII De
~ ,,nea ne nf pTeat good.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05
Cheap Cash Store.
mo PHYSICIANS. EpRUeGIsTs. .GA EAIIsIS

TIME undersigned is prepared to to eIasr
Flint Glass Syrnges Walls, and all other sn9 E9ht
the Chemical Laboratory. invites the orders OF those
Ing or dealiRgin such ticesas he thinks he can u'
tainei eIseIyhefe. ! x 10Y ySHSI. MORGAN,
% corner ixth anil Zane streets,
oetl7davytf East Wheeling
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

MARY BELL's Cherry ripe twist Tobaeeo,'' large
~ t5.a 10y 'p'' ''1"'' 1AA LOGAN, CARR q CO.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05
To5Country Merchants.

I tryH1MeTchants.
HATS AgNDI Ca RSAWrH0L SALE.
XEETRs areow receiving our Fan and Hter stock oil
Hats and Caps yhich be, we feelossqGs1 inc
largest and Cheapest ever brought TO The city Country
Merchants East are partieG riIi5
the prices tnIy as low as IN the BgItimor6 market
pr ~ s. D. HARP RR e son 127 Main cor. Union.
| yait9tsTi Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05
From Baltimore.

CORRESPONDENCE OF THE WHEELING ts
D<.snl 81 oftIe sleau4s5 Ep,Spa-1'ds Fiss Mil
lion z,om-.S,i5is Stsf7.- salarriage in High Lif'
81 B4siuess-g,le M9feets, Sc; 9
B&tTlMohE;S Dec. 2,-S.P. No
There is not nuchue8 rs here to-day. UP TO I'M
hour we have no tidings ofthe steamer Europa
now due at New York, with three days lalst ea
vices trom Europe. She is out IS days.
The five millions railroad loan bill IS stll Oelot
the City Council, under discussions will PROB
ably occupy the attention Of that body some time
hut eventually pass, perhaps With such amend
,nents andresolntlons as mayIsGder in objections
Bile. 20 10 n Er4ky
4 snow 1stordni. '-t-i = W
"A .praad reception n. was given to-day iqt. sth
splenjid mansion by the 'Putk, of Mr. John S. Get
4ings, who recently married Miss Richie, formeFi
of Richmond, Va, and recently OF Washing =
very large namber Of invitations are out TIL
hohey7moougo loyously on Happiness and q low
crown the scene. SO 80, ss7sss
= business quiet. Flour dnlletj sales oil SOooot
Howard street Mt 1915; and subsequently, 800 d
al 6,es, the market closing with sellers at the lat
ter figures. City Mills S6, 6s and6,75. Rye Flou
81, 51,.,.s,s ssil5 i.5a .is ~ 5P.s ia ~,
Grain quiet. 1900 bush. wheat red l. 4SaLls47
white 1,b4a66i very choice 160. Corn Rye ant
IotheFnFtie'eS unchanged. --- a-iE-7- ~
= Whisky 81 and % cents, y, T. -, -
Provisions vefy dull. Rio Coffee ia and -
cents. -. - = 100 " W
i-as. NEW YORK MARKET. ..e
II u
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Professor Alex. C. Barrys TricopheIoa.
or Siedcated COMPOUND. .Ior hcNufying, CURING prss
ing festoriDg strengthening the hair, relic yiis
OF the skin. curing rheumatioepans and healing eytsE
wounds. Bounded by geographical lines the Tsss
toh5of Barry's tficOpherous poTYades the Union ~
sales ofthe article fIae have increased IN 1,
that almost exceeds belief. Professor Barry
of his sales boO finds that Tic nin,br,
bottles delivered 10 order in quantities orIrom baIfa ny
upwards during the yeas 1852 within trife ofs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

.RGf5,tx efgI RiE1Ia6eE Z, June 12 1850. &
Mcssra Evans q; Watson, Philsdelphia-G entlenlen;4
We have much pleasure recommending your Fire Proc
ChBsts the one we purchase
Ia wing saved ON books and contents efectually
aef dnd6Tgo avery pefs hea duuus the 5rshich
destroyed the entire block Of buildings kreh street
wharf, on the SchuyIklL, on the 9Th OF Jnpe, 1880.
Yours, very resi- fIlly 80 ,,5.,,,,,,,,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05
fashionable Clobhfng Emp ollum
8. RICE, 4MEEROHTANG1 iTAILOR,

- t1AIfNI HUME
7 PaTHer's Saloon, Market street third StcrY. opeh
N from 10 to 12 o'cIoeks and hom2ito 4.
Portraits painted Instruction given in Painting
dc. .signsl.EEl u novfG taEf III pRaAAlftAA |
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-05

Tic Trustees have declared a iiyid eud OF ThfFty-
Five per cont IL net earned PfcIiGns of the past
year. on and alter the second Monday
he trustees have also resolved that interest be paid
on OF 1851 aid 1882 at the rate 6ef cent
pet annurn and after Monday the 9th OF May next, and
1851 md peGeept oft9e catss for the
pTeSsnlnives ON and amer the ugaSt next
The certificates to be presented and cahodedto The extent
oTpdynents tS1t n =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
EXTRA SESSION.
Senate.
ALBANY, June 1, 1858.

ALBANY, June !, 1853
OPPOSITION TO THE JONES' WOOD Park SCHEME.
Mr.. COOLEY presented the petition Of j. Phillips Phoe
nix J. Whitney, and James Lensx against taking Jones'
Woods for public park, because 1t is not central.
Mr. BABcocK also presented the remonstrance Of Frede
rick Bronson and Others against taking Jones' Woods for
park.
Mr. BARTLETT likewise presented the petition Of Greene
G. Bronson against taking Jones' Woods for park Mr.
Bronson says II have been the ground and Of the
opinion that there is not good for making
park at this place. Unqusstionably the place for park
is at the coAtre Of the island and mo-! side of
Mr. JONES presented the petition of sixty two citizens
for the park and remembrance Of Spofford Teston
Co., Moses Taylor and others, against taxing Jones
Woods "a park
DIVISION AVENUE RAILROAD.
Mr. UPBAM had consent to bring in bill to lay rail-
road tracks in Division avenue in Williamsburg.
ON BILLS.
Mr. COOLEY reported adverse to the bill respecting the
Montgomery Co. Mutual Insurance Company.
Mr.. TADEs reported the bill In relation TO the ncor
poration Of the trustees Of the fund for the aid OF nrm
clergymen of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
Mr. CLARK res orted, by bill TO auhorize tho Angelica
and Belydsqe plank road to erect ersin toll gates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

New ORLEANS. May 81 1858.
Our cotton mark has been fat to-day the sales barely
reaching AGO bales. Dealers anxously awaiting the
Araba'e The receipts l. 400 bales, and the
exports 1900 bales.
CHARLESTON May 81, 1853
The sales of cotton in market to day were about
1CoO bales at prices ranging from 81 1lc The market
il firm and tending upwards.
CHARLESTON, June L 1853.
The sales of cotton 'oday 500 bales at prices
ranging from &C. to III &c. Middling fair is a IL &C. The
market is firm and tending upward,
ALBANY, June L. 1853.
The receipts here fo the week have been as follows
Flour 54 bbls wheat l2 900 bushels; 104 900
bushels oats 20 0 bushels barley a. 600 bushels Flour
steady but not active. sales 500 bbs, at 81 SO 81
CO for State and 81 60 81 81 for common aud mixed
Western. Wheat is steady and arm; 900 bushels sold
at l3Oc for Genesee Corn in hr quest at SIC 5Sc.
for mixed Yves ern and e2c 63c for sound do.
Oats in demand, sales at 47hc 49c. Prison whis-
lev 22bc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
From New Brunswick,

THE PREPARATIONS TO PROTECT THE FISHERIES.
BosToS, June l, 1853.
We have received st. John New Brunswick) papers of
the seth ul They continue to be filed with articles re-
latiye to the fishery question. The Morning Neo states
that NJ. vessel Of Ketch had recently arrived and
would be stationed in the Bay of Fundy. The screw
steamer Phoenix fitting out In England and would
be stationed near st. John. H NJ steamers Basisk and
Devastation to be stationed or Newfoundland Four
small vessels to be fitted out to be commanded by
lieutenant of the navy and manned by twenty five men
each from the flag ship Cumberland and other SIN al ves
sells to be fitted out at Halifax all Of whch-the Nccs
hnks"will eectns lily put stop to the encro achmen
Of American nackere men in the British waters"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
From the EOutlA.

VIRGINIA ELECTI0H-MARYLAND LEGISLATURE, ETC.
BALuMoRE June l, 1853
New Orleans papers OF Thursday last came to hand this
afternoon.
Virginia election returns render certain the election Of
the entire democratic Congressional delegation, aad
democratic majority in both branches of the legislature
Col Bond, the Independent candidate for the Board Of
Public Works, was elected.
The Iagi stature adjourned die last night
The Maryland and Della Canal Companys charter
ected the House of Delegates not the bill to char
ter the Maryland and delaware ship canal, which had
previously become o law.
New wheat has been brought into market at Augusta
Ga. and sold at 81 rs per bushel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
Women's staae' Temperance Society.
EXCITING PROCEEDINGS AND snprcurs


ROCHESTER, june l. 1900.
The Women's State Temperance Society organized this
morning for its second annual meeting, in Corinthan
Hall was called to order by Mrs. Il C. Stanton, Of
Seneca Falls. Prayer was offered by gentleman pre-
sent when the address of the President read 1t
was long and well written document reviewing the his.
tory of the Society for the year past.
The report Of the Executive Committee read by
Mrs. Vaughn giving lengthy review Of the operations
of the Society. argues in detail the points embraced
in the action Of the State Temperance Society," in refusing
admission to the delegation of the Women's Society.
The Ie,ort adopted after discussion upon 1t by
Miss Stone, Miss Clark Miss Anthony and Mrs Boomer
The following we're appointed a Committee on Nomi-
nat,on-Mrs. Kedsec. Mrs. l.. w. Fowler AIny Post,
| Mary II. Hollowell Fred. Douglass Mrs jenkins.
On Enthusiastically Clark Rev. w. IL ChsuniDg, NJ b
Haloweu Rev. A I. May, Mrs. Fobie, Mrs. G. d. Ii
Nichols, Susan b. Anthony, Mrs. Bloomer, and Mrs AL
difcussion arose in regard to revision o. the
stitutoD and committee appointed for that pur-
Ihe President stated that main point involved was
the admission Of equality with women, to the
Offices and functions Of the Society Recess.
The afternoon session commenced with the reading
of the report Of the The receipts for the
year were ST. 761; disbursements, 81, 5io-baance on
hand, $3.50.
letter from Gerritt Smith was read.
Mrs AIRRo presented report from an auxiliary soce-
ty at Weedsport.
preamble and resolutions, which discussed briefly
by Mrs Nichols and Miss Stone who gave way for the
report of the Committee the Revision of the Consti
tuition.
Two reports read. The majority report favored
striking out the clause prohibiting men from holding
offices in the society, and read by Miss Anthony.
The minority report was In favor of the prohibtory
clause. and was offered by Mr. Stebbns
protraced discussion followed, in which some fifteen
or twenty speakers, and women, took part, when
the question postponed till TO morrow morning at
nine O'Clock, the vote to be taken at ten.
The meeting this evening is be addressed by Miss
Lucy Stone and Rev. AntoiDette Brown
The society is largely attended by members and by
friends of the cause attracted by curiosity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
From Cincinnati.
TEE FORGERY AND GAMBLING GASES,

CINCINNATI. June l, 1885,
Alex. Finley was arrested again TO day, on charge
of being with oraeres passed upon the Trust
Company Bask. VIM. MiliaId was brouaht in q wit
ness but refused testify, and Mrs. Miard refused to
appear. The ma gstrate continued the case.
Considerable excitement exists here In consequence of
Judge Tlinn Of the Criminal Court having discharged
Smith, notorious gambler, who convicted and hnei
by the Police Court, the ground that IL MAS matter
in which he had no Jurisdiction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
New Hampshire Legislature.

CONCORD, June i, 1893
The New Hampshire Legislature met this day at ten
scck and oigarzed by the choice Of James N Rice of
Lancaster President OF the Senate and G. Everett Ser
geapt, of Wentworth as Speaker Of the House. George
o. Williams, of Lancaster, chosen clerk; Charles
Zoe OF RalDsford Assistant Clerk Of the Senate;
bbard of Meredith, Clerk, and A. s. Marshall, OF Con
cord, Assistant Clerk Of the House. They are all demo
Gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
Railroad Accident ana Loss Of Life In South
Carolina.

The night express train the South Carolina Railroad
got off the track Monday hfty-dve miles from this
CITY, in consequence Of bar Of aange iron being mali
ciousy placed the rails Isaac Winters of Pennsyl
vana the engineer. and Samuel Willis, fireman, we're
killed. w. Y. smead fireman, dangerously scslded,
and his life lie despared Of Four freight cars were
smashed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
THE LATE ANTI-RENT OUTRAGE.

THE LATE ANTI-RENT OUTRAGE.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
ALBANY June l. 1853
Sheriff McEwen and party of men went out ycster
day epdeavor to arrest the Deit for his brutal
attack on Mr. Lawrence ON the 18th of May in tho town
of Berne They were however, unable to meet with him
1t is supposed that Deitz Is well posted to movements
here, and keeps out of the way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

WCVeHeht5 UH tae SuutIcfH StcuHlcrs.
CHARIEsToy, May 81, 1851.
The United States mail steamship Marion Capt. NJ
Berry, from New York, arrived here a. IL O'Clock last
(Monday) night.
SAVANNAH May 81, 1851.
The steamshi, Alabama, Capt Ludlow, from New
York arrived here early this (ruesday) morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
Railroad f.om Savannah to Pensacola.

AT meeting Of citizens to day. it resolved
strnct rarcad to the Gulf to pass through Florida to
PENSACOLA by the best c,tu was "a
subscribe 81 600, and survey ordered nnme
diately.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
THE TURF.

NRNTREvILLE COURSE. l.. I-TRoTTINc THURS.
" DAY, juno I'd. At o'clock 7. M Match 500 two
mile heats to and driver TO weigh 300 pounds
Wn Wheelan names gr g. Teoumseh J. Wheply names oh
r. Baker Boy. Immediately after, match $50 mile heats
best three In ave. In harness Owner Sir Charlc
or names Rcokavay Girl Omnibusses leave Fulton ferry
brooklyn, aud the Williamsburg fcrry, hourly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

CHARLESTON, June l, 1853.
The Hon. Wm H. Bissell, the newly appointed Charge
to Buenos Ayre passenger in the steamer Isabel
on her last trip from Havanna, in improved health
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
From Washington City.
THE INDIANS AND THE BOUNTY LAND LAw-AP-
PoINTMENTs, ETC.

PoINTMENTs, ETC.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THB NYW YORK HERALD.
WASHINGTON, June 1-0P. NJ.
The Secretary of e Interior has decided suspend the
provisions OF the Bounty Land act of the 18th September
1850 SO far they have heretofore been supposed ap
ply TO ndsns on the ground that the giving of bounty
lands to Indians is contrary to the practice d
congress and the government which extinguish
Indian titles, instead of increasing them large guam
hy OF land has been issued to the Creek Indians espes
aunder the decision Of the late Secretary upon
the bounty land in question. Governor McLeand how
ever seerg how opposed such grants are to the policy
OF legislation uron the subject OF Indians has deter
mined to submit the matter for the action Congress
the next session. meantime refusing to issue any
titles TO the Indians.
VIM. MoCulloch has been appointed Surveyor General
Of Louisiana.
Seth Belden Pension Agent, Hartford, Connecticut.
Alexander Walker Pension Agent New Orleans.
W. A. Linn, Surveyor of Customs, st. Louis, Mo.
John B. Norman, Surveyor at Albany, Ind.
SENTINEL.
ANTfLIoUoR LICENSE EXCITEMENT-PosTMAsT AsTERs
APPOINTED FOR ALBANY AND TROY, ETC.
FROM THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.
WASHINGTON, June l, 1853.
Eectoneerng for and against the liquor license runs
high, and the avenues envened with professions,
music and speeches.
Aos'ei Doo""Iln Iic present mayor OF Troy, is hp'
pointed Postmaster OF that city aud John H. Reynolds
Postmafter OF Albany. Johnson of the Argus promi-
nent candidate, told he could not have it himself
but might name the man. and night he has Reynolds
commission in his pocket.
Mr.. Cory, of Ohio went home this evening.
Colonel BeIrott took charge of the City Post Office
day, and appointed Lambert Tree chief clerk.
L. D. Mills, of Maryland, and William A. Hacker, have
been appointed clerks in the Patent Office.
The District Attorney states that the essential witness
is convalescent that he will undoubtedly be ready for
the trial of Scasser as case is con-
cluded.
lncendiares again At work here and two were ar.
rested today.
The President has officially recognized Ceccardo FabSr
Gotta as Vice Consul for Sardinia at New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
The Secretary OF the Navy.

BALTIMORE, June l. 1858.
Secretary Dobbn passed through here to night on an
official visit to Norfolk whence he proceeds to his home
| in North Carolina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02
MUSICAL.

KoLIAN PIANOS, AT AL BRoADwAY.-A LARGE
ll assortment of pianos from the celebrated house
H.llet Davis Co. Boston also the well known instru
secondhand pianos Of various makers fer sale very
prices Pianos to let
LINCOLN L THOMPSON, Al Broadway
GREAT BARGAIN.-A SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE.
II wood panoforte, which cost $500 SINCE will
be sold for $3.50 in perfect order
the makers The to leave the city 1t
at 160 Chambers street. for three days from till IL
O'Clock, A. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

"ILLMER d ROGERS TAKE THIS MEANS TO NO
w Hfy their customers to pay of kind
unless called for by Of the
WfLLMER ROGERS ~ Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

DTNHK UNDERSIGNED HAVE ORGANIZED A REGIl
l. Try ofhoe in the Exchange room of the Astor Houa
book devoted TO each State will be found at the dsk
well ~ general register ALI travellers lodging at tk
stor other houses sesirous Of registering their arrv
departure will be promptly attended
ut tho Arrival and Departure ofRce. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

MUSICAL INsTRUCTION-ONE OR TWO PUPILS
M will be instrusted the panoforte by young lad
Address 5; w g., Herald ohee Terms, should
If REQUIRED o $l2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AMATEURS OF MUSIC.
For sais beautiful French pianoforte just import
ed Also, great variety Of singing and piano methods,
opera partitions Iduots, noeturnss, DO, by
N. LOREAU, sos Broome street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

GyPIRITUAL rMAN MOST PLEAS
ing and 'satsfactory demonstrations every evening" at
HART, mediums admission % cents. N. B.-May bo
seen daily ut their room so West Twenty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILRO D COMPANY
" transfer books Of this company will be closed from the
9th nst Mt the close of day
ing Of the 18th inst for the election of y order
of the Board of Directors. EDWIN c. LITCHFIELD
New Ysrk, June i, 1853. Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

ITO LET OR HIRE OUT-A NEW PIANO, FOR THREY
four months at S4 month, to any person that
will take particular Of it, Address noto to Madame
Barber, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

CPIRITUAL RAPPING AND WRITING. MRS w. b.
- Cosns rooms for all who wish to witness
these phenomena. Hours for receiving vsers A.
to2P M and from to and to 10 p. II. Admission 90
cents. Rooms, 3S2 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

v)ACIFIC NAIL ST TEAMSHIP COMPANY NEW YORK,
June lS5S-A dividend of twenty per cent on the un
divided profts OF this the 30th April has
een this day declared payable IN stock Of the company
The csrthcaes will be ready delivery the 18th
and the holders OF these and all other stock certificates
the Conn will be interested In the results of its business
from and after Goth April. BY order of the Board.
WILLIAM DAVIDGE Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

CPLENDID COTTAGE PIANOS, OF SUPERIOR sTY LE
- and Tone from the factory Of Huni Huosrt
to the celebrated Jaco c. Exk Zurich Switzerland
ssle by B0URRY BIvERNOIS CO, 20 Broadway, sole
n porters and agents. To be between ard O'Clock
p M. at l5o Laurens street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-02

PEGATTA OF THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
~ Second day.Race around the Lightship.-Thc steam
boat HERO for the exclusive of members will leave
pier Just north of Canal street Friday
tor before ten O'Clock and touch North river
her way down the bay, At O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-10

~ Lectures on Manly s. FowLER-or PhFsnolosJ
and Physoory explained spped Eduesian ssfInpove
en-, intellectual Culture Msrnony Reson Temperance M
Devt and PTosess a. BLEEChER BUILDINGS n
Bleeckerst corner Of Morton. As follows:
"wednesday Evening October p Monday Ezenns Otoeef
VIS1y Eyeara October II "Wednesday Evening Octo5er 10
Friday Kvenrr. October
Aso At MECHANICS INSTITUTE, in Bowefy eorrsr Of D7
sion4r e. foiows: - -.
TpesSay Eveun7 October II Tusslay Eveutnf Oc,oof
f1r,Ssv Fvring October Thasdsy Evennz OCTOBER p
Zach Lecture commencing a. y oek, aud closing with Public
Examinations Seats ~ esr's
Professional dsletons Of chsrncser vh f wrfen OPINIONS
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