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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25
FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission business.

TTNtlE undersigned, iaie OF the fl of WOOD DAN
NER, of Winchester, Virginia, takes this opportni.
" to extend to his friends his heartfelt thanks for their
leave 10 inform them that he has taken, No.
South Howard Street, lately occupied by MFR. JNo W
BILL ami formerly by the late ELIAS SHAW, ogcthc
with Warehouse No 2, South Howard Street. gives lin
ample room 10 do reasonable amount of Flour d. sn-
erdl Commission Business. The location is good one Tor
the sale OF all kinds OF country produce, and he respect
fully solicits your patI onage. ~ 60. sLf'--- s. 20 ;
He will also give strict attention TO the purchase II
the wants OF the Agricultural and Mercant, comnnii
such that he feels warranted in assuring them that
consgnmeuts orders with which he may be favored
will be promptly and faithfully attended 10. .at
MICHAEL BANNER,
ron Mop & 4, South Howard street.
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Gomlnissioner's gnIc
Samuel Hudson. and others,
) snIe of Il cnI 1:Ntntc.

James II. Forsyth and others.
Lydia Hunter, By &c,
VS.
daniel y. Edgington.
Jacob Keller,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

tl.,s t,1. The next session oftthes sza-fot
Wheeling Female Seminary,
WILL. commence Mo day, April 18th, and viii con-
w tinue eleven weeks. -. Z. 4
The services wiedrich. Teacher
and those ofMonsenr De Massas OF French and
have and two young ladies' of the highest
ability, Mount Holyoke Female Seminary, will be
among the assistant TeacheTs ti 5l4af ,sss I
One half the the remainder at hemlt
die of session, yiz: asg5 5...ys IL iiass nj,
Board and Tuition per session OF eleven weeks 2og
Washing, per dozen, ~ ~. TX ~
sion, s; s s.ms
ID. 8, iSemia nv uropef. Junior class Geo
=, =. ss"iSp as g g..SS
Ancient languages fourth s5s5 sen
Music, per session OF eleven weeks, wi til use OF
stTunept for les sons,,g. sssup
use ofinstrument, for daily practice per SEES m
Modern Languages, Painting or Drawing. 800
ss--7s7' = - Mas s. b. THOMPSON, g.
ma s3-1yys - e 3 - - Prif oipal
81 ...s,'5sfi - JUST RECEIVED .fl9h4lk
* oDRY,S and Gfabam,s Magazines for April; 400 4
VI Tell Tale, by the author OF sunny Si'te;
ts ilAfonlar,s life, Emilie CaIlens e'
Dickens House Hold Words, living Age &c. s52l
mar229 s Z esilstf = q JAs.H. M,MGCakN.
IN BOXES Ropssei,s soap seiset BY .,
q ~ ox rs soda sseratus, Boston fur
20 sale by msr22 KELLS d GALDWEhL.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

New Boots and Shoes.
VIM Bole, 1911 Main Street, Wheeling,
opening lot of his spring & sttGk
of Boots and Shoes which embraces every style and
quality shoe trade ladies' misses and chldrcns
wear Gents boys youths boots and shoes To desg
nate the variety would be too lengthy for an advertise
nlent. flsHss--sf f1-f - - - -. s-5.a
This is exclusi vely New York and Philadelphia
make; the latest style and workmanship Oi
cties it and both by the ma
kers and undersigned Particular attention is called
the article ofladies travelling boots WV. ROLE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

To Builders.
SEALEp proposals win received by tho undersigned
~ until Tuesday the Goth inst, at O'Clock r. al I0r
furnishing all the materials ard building aPublic s. oo
House for the Sd Ward. $500. - = : =,
Said building is 10 be lot IL
at the north east corner OF 9th and Quincy sts w.
The plans and Specifications for said building are IN The
nossessio OF the undersigned, may be seen at linz
Times office, where any information in relation said
Building may be obtained. fTI577
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

CONFECTIONERY.
Tust Received,
81 80 boxes sweet 0ranges
90 do French Lemons; y - 5.'t+f-'f
20 half boxes French Lemons; -
100 boxes Malaga Raisins;
.s 81. case Figs; Jna ~ tset-, -ltt1 l--
eask currants; .f-sf i,-rf e-=Es
.f..ts. sacks bordeaux Almonds; a..
Together with of Tor
sale Tholesae and retail by 5. H. e. PARKER,
msr2s go. opposite the Monroe House, Main st
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

Coughs, Colds, HOarseness, Sore Thyoai. ,
1t relieves and CUES without nauseat,ng Price IN
per bottle. mar25 KELLS u AInIN Z
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WE hive this day received additional supply OF
wv rable goods, comprising mousein de LANES, those
fashionable coiors, apple green and fair eolors with
Srable coloTs also beIaZes
cade silks; two pieces high stre plaini black
Silks elegant shayyls; cold shaI,
neslin de bege extra quality; hosiery every
description, suitable for the present ana approaching
son; of the styles children entirely new; French
eoureets; ladies skirts with man desirable goods
i.ar7 - HEISKELLF Co.
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BALTIMORE. FL III ,--y rrr
Messrs Pollard, Byrd & Co;
= d, Stuart a Son; '..1. ~ .-'t.E
Cbas. A. Gambri II; s.- .t.1 H.''' -
. Norris, Caldwell; a Co. h 20
WINCHESTER.
s.a % z. .t,sL Valley; e2t9 ~
Joseph H. sherrard, Cashier of farmers
Bank; ~ > II 24-O'E &
Messrs. Baker a Brown; s5ist,5t ran
Chas L. Wood q Co.. -1llist' rssl &
WHEELING isl5l
Messrs. Amman, Mcguire q Co; 5e-y,-I taj
Logan, Carr a Co; lHt,et ,isy=ls =
-.-. rs o. w. Heiskell, Mob
.rtt r-.. Jno. r. Morrow. iE+ sl-L 2 A5lit : &
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shcriT's sale.
Deeree in tho Circuit
Court for Ohio coonf@,
John Corrothers Thomas,
e. Young, &. oihers

G. Young. & oibers. S'U'e TOT ONO county
pursuance of the Decree the Court made in tbis
case; shall on the Both day Ma, ch 1853 at lie
oGt House for Ohio county, sell to the highest and bcst
C99) situated Market street. in wh elm. The nron
eLy VIII be sold on credit the purchaser paying the ur
chase money, by equal portions, six twelve and eisb
Teen months, with interest from day SALE and securing
"a e same by givirg his bods with sccuIity Wien
the purchase money is paid, the deed will be made
haF1-tds . WIN. s. WICEHAM.- S. o. C.
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Fags+-f w. NJ. EXLEY, -
E. r. BNRTLESON, Trustees
maps RoBT. GIBSON,
MARBLE WORKMAN WANTED IMMEDI-

sure TO be Pleased. sa
EVERYBonY who goes to W d Motif a Bros. 10 buy
~ Dry Goods. Of any descriptions always get suited
''l'" and away we'll satisfied, and their minds
up to go back again. mlr23
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-03-25

VIRGINIA. Rules held in the clerks office al FIe
Circuit ourt O Ohio county, in the mnmil Of Nulct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS

COMMON CoUNcIL.-A regular meeting of the Com non
Council was held at the City Hall last evening the Presi
dent Aid Comstock, in the Chair.
A commune alton receised from the Counsel in ref
TO the regularity of the proceedings upon Schos st.
who considered them sufficient 20 authorize the sale con
tenn lated by the Charter Ordered on he and the Street
Commissioner ordered TO advertise.
A communication received from the Street Commits
soner stating that the ordinance requiring the filing oil
sunken lots had not been generally complied with twas
received and ordered on file
A communication was received from Mayor Berry in
closing a communication from Nicholas Dean, President
Of the Long Island Water Works Company stating that
The books of subscription about TO be opened and
CT hing their attention TO the seventh section OF an act
psssed in June last amending act TO incorporate the
Nilamsbureh Water Works Company by which the
City authorized to take stock in the proposed work to
the extent of 100000 On motion the communication
was received and the matter was referred Comm
three, consisting of Aid Barker, Smith and Woodruff
Aid Baker offered resolution authorizing the Control
ler to borrow the bonds OF the City $4,000 in anci
patton Of the taxes. Adopted
Aid Barker offered resolution requesting the hre com
panies to prohibit boys runners from joining them while
proceeding fires. and also directing the Chief Engineer
have any engine locked in the above request
disregardtd. Referred to Committee
FIRr-Last night between q o 'and Il O'Clock FIRE
broke out in the three story brick building corner OF
which toe Their with the contents was mostly destroyed
The hrst floor was occupied by Messrs Conkn n Co as
dry goods store Their loss amounts TO about 5000
The upper part Of the house occupied by four German
femiI,s-two of them named Minst and Nicholas Topper
Their furniture mostly lost The loss the building
amounts to about sI,5OU-covered by insurance. The
FIRE and police force upon the ground, and
succeeded in preventing tie spread OF the flames aud saw
ing consider able furniture
RIoTISG-A warrant was issued yesterday morning for
the arrest Of two named Patrick McCarey and lheO
dore Lyser charged with having on Sunday evening as
saued Deputy Sheriff Gietis and destroyed property be
longing Mr. Waers of Even and Meserole sts.
DANGEROUS AssArLr-Between one and two clock
Sunday morning. man. named John Phillips residing
at the Of Seventh and South Second SITS, was AZ
Fifth SITS Of whom struck him the temple with
club inficng serious wound. Two of the charged
with being engaged in the assault named John Kelly AMI
Chsrles Hannegan were arrested by Officers Van Dyke
and Henry Their examination takes place to- day. The
attending physician Mr. Phillips stated that had the
blow ak en- effect half an inch lower would have caused
almost instant death.
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MEXICO

r1hs following appeared in the NevYcrk evening pa
-. Yesterday. but it does not seem to be well authenh
.,sd and looks Ike hum5ug.l
NEwORLEASS Tuesday. Sept q, 1888.
ia, Piooygne il in receipt Of advices from the CHy OIL
ns,ieo 10 the 18th inst. -
S,orf had reached the city 81 the breakinZ out OF
,sil,es in the Meslls Valley between the United states
ssscus and the Mexican forces a.. 49,.
VI, n ias had also received information that large
- ~ American troops concentrating on the MO
1870 and that they would unite with those already IN
-. ~sllev In an aitempt to seize Il.
Ttse yerorts hsd created great excitement which at
a. iss.t aec0unts had 60, TO be Of serious chssc
- "a ,he Supreue Government had thought proper to
1919. .n from Gen Gad,den the American Minister an
sGste eTrlaDston Of the intentions Of the u > Gov
,snt In sending out additional forces TO occupy the
9e.ils Valley and vicinity
ne Eco del Courser pubshed at Vera Cruz, devotes
erL editorial articles 10 the American Minister and
a. in-trucons received by him at Washington and init
.es that, ~ the latter not Of pacific nature there
nj, he the most immediate danger OF sudden commence
,,ent Of bOstl ties between the two countries.
Senior Juan Susrz has been appointed 70 the charge OF
The Portfolio Of Minister Of War in place OF Gen Iorne
deceased. .
Don Luis Del Vale had received the appointment Of
Copsul for Mexico at the port Of San Francisco.
Several executions Of Indians had taken place Tor rob
berries committed in Chihuaws and Durango.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
MoNDAY. Oct. J-P. VI.

There was rather an active Stock market this morning
and an upward movement in quotations Erie exhibited the
most buoyancy and the sales Of the day $500 Shares
closing at so. bid improvement. OF p cent This
was partly the result of the foreign which
sderd to be- the whole favorable aud partly the result
Of the advance in fares Hudson River advanced cent
Harlem Reading l. &c Nicaragua was steady at stl
an improvement of y cent Canton was quiet but firm
The Coe Shares were in fair demand but without mstera
change Mining Stocks quiet Ia Railroad Bonds
the business is small Government Stocks sustained
with sales $4,000 Skies, 1850. i95s
The business in Exchange moderate but the rates
firm 9a for Stirling with drawers asking 10 pre-
MUM Tho supply OF outside bills is rather increasing
France are 515aj12i
The upward movement in Freighs continues, with
good deal Of produce offering The engagements to Lv-
erpoo are $4,000 bushels Wheat at l2Sl2id with
I'D asked 500 or coo bbs Flour 3 both showing an ad
vance To London 10000 bushels Wheat l5d 1900 bbs
Flour To Glasgow 200 bbls Resin. 81 50 tuns Oh
Cake, 37ls To Boucgne full cargo Flour taken at
81 Dbl To Havre some Flour at Use, and TO Antwerp
10000 bushels Wheat at I'D To California the clipper
rates is 5Oa6Oc
The bark Isla de Cuba 800 tuns sold for 5000.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury sli9l Payments
sss2Is Balance. ss7so9es.
The adyces Der Baltic have produced considerable excite
ment in the Bresduf market The transactions are large
especially for future delivery aud further advance mas
been realized Of 25c Dbl for Flour and Be- bush
for Wheat Freghts have also further advanced &c. y
bush for Wheat, and l2l for Flour.
The market for money call Is quite easy at cent
Paper gees at 96l2 cent The Wet not drawing ~
was and the balances here are again increasing
The foreign letters are more cheerful in their tone than
they have been for time past The prospect for new
American Securities not favorable, but there was
gradual absorption of those the market high fnan
cal authority in London pred cts favorable change in
Money within s1 weeks and another perhaps the
highest financial authority France says distinctly there
will BE- no war The Paris letters especially hopeful
III Australian shipments one of the main causes OF
the activity Of Money in London and these II was anc
pated would soon II supposed that many fsl
would be caused by the excessive and nudeous ship
ments 10 that country.
The Commerce Of this port for september shows large
Increase over the same month Of last year The Increase
Of Domestic Exports is very marked being about 10 y
cent The figures
~. vi 10 Or ntor
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Died,

BURR-At Glo,,rvil,, Fulton County Y sept y Jans'
BRUNDI6E-A; her la,e readenee Lew6Orou1h we-eheer
c.srty sep H. ls5l Phsee Brnoes- q d 70 years p,
The friends 1d s.'s :. the ssee,,ed sIs Invited e he
cARPENTER-O the ID inst ht residence, Hanson we'-
ii. f1s ss' wi take pss fesd' Par
'ri q ies' III. Oct At ahnsSs Due County Judge
MaRs5IAIIl Nsu.roneeE we,,ches,er County " Y sud.
dsny Of eous'ion Of he brain Emene Augusta only daughter
Ibs ,aves family those Of her ss grand
.he Bsn.na Brown are invited to fad The taasrs At
aARsHATL-In Assustl B.eIe County Ky- the 9th ui
.:s,s S en- y~giS SS,S Va s ss. 81 IN ss ta
Chef Ju,ee ha-hs-whO BaPtst Minister sH4 oas Of
Ehi b. f.,s-r keDtses l5 .Pd court esr.' one b.
:. an Early 's .sss n sis Of Mo9 gSs.y wAsfs
az AeI.ser asr,hs isd s6oas ts yesr ioesisd hin
Ell .sen a. Aasss. From 'h, ti f I.s.s iSI 'Is,
scHo1T- o. Monday morning W. sehot IN the
In. TREND. Of s f I.D:'.y IL Ute. y, <. .
"Wednesday ssninz At oeloes =. sous iaasE s.,.oo
@ Of .' .a =; 81 neg s srS Sis ~ s .a
the TIA ait Mrs s-rsh smith aged 70 ye'r. ms
relatives the family rs.ysctfay invited
oeIccf N rom hq I.ss rs.id.ses Ne is Ez;bssA
BIZ Her remains Will he tsren 20 CyP.s" HIS Oes-
q n s-PhilsAepAi sad Pern papers viii pssss
wrEsLr REYorr OF Ds.rss CITY .ns County q Ssw
Yrt from m ;fh day o. SeYtenter . TIE * dsy o.
is53 hrr Women n: Boys 49, Girla y Iota- ~
LsseHs-AropleIy 8; AEtEos S. A-ropnA u beoiht Hon
s,cuzch. Bronckhs Carcer " Womb i Carsl1c< J.
CDssltss o. Cholsr, Cholers innta 10 Choiers a0ts-
ccs.rnFsioI, 8 Cosvasus p Coys.oo. PgepSr.L rpap
8; Cosssson Of he Brain IS Coneesro1 q ne Lamp es
nosi, i D, blfy De Tiun Treaens2; DhsA 81 Dr9Psy
= Doggy II The Head 81 Dtopsy tss C-ss Dr.SAss
DssEtery. Ens Of TIE Heat l. ErArs mem ~ "a
Lfv.r F-zsT g. Fever Reatsst l. gsy-r eaEss t s.sss
81 S. Hoping csuts u.s0u Ia1s7sra.'n g sr.a =
InfInansfion Bowels In1sur1arion o: art
Ton Of Lann i Iun.nm,ics Of rarOs Inss1.'ss ,-,
,: Iufsup-rsDce Lars Sercre@ AEr.sn1s ~ Aar'ulsra
Ovsfleld ~ is Ac1er / rreils~1 =
Birth P.r-rrtion 2 Phlebirs srroifA D. -nhApf -
sptra spr-e stiIborn 3 .1ets rfs1Ensfo
Sc1rvy soits-Ig Of -s0asrh 1; TsetatEE te~fs Il
Tguof. I. Ise o. OpuU- Il JlcegsroE Of L1rH -
sst II y-sls q 30 . -fs -.
f~erty yexs - tveesy . t1ty
thrty % fofT a. forty Say = ty % sixty ~ az
.-v1fy s.V.lry eiEhy7 sishy to ninety D Hny
10 hunar.d z -. .. ~, a.
seo.od 7 Wse. / Germany q frzne, - s.ecsn la,
srkh Po-~sc1s t1 NORTH ADerra y as@ iIa7- - -
Isee. 4 Oh shipes@rd q Ussnosa ; =, 49,, Co. -x,,
H~fsay he Nsr<s- krpo crcssec " Ae ~'@HN4
20 y Eai- ard prbfh- q veskyi 80. . 9, -
Ia; s. J. - IS 49, q y - ~ y - !. ". -
y 81 - IS; AH 6ls. Il =; III = " =. u y ~
Ls-sfie Aaz B.stzsFs isisna e. W.es tsas H. y ~
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SECOND RoARS,


Reported for The n Tribune BY Mes- FAY 4 THOMAS
Ffrsf schuy Nav S. 49, 49, $1,000 do 7y 500
CITY g. ~ iOii; ~ so Penns s.. sii slew Allegheny
Civ Ga ~ IS; Long island r. R. ba l5 100 do 81 iot 81
DO essh ISL do cash 5t lec do cash I5s To- do 3. Si
go schuyl b5 9t 70 do s5wn al 100 do sjwn 9l
100 do esh 81, zoe i zoe do s5Ns %. odo s'wn
29 10 do b 2i 100 do cash ~ % do b5wu' ~, 2@ do
hSwu sei 100 Morris Canal cash 6 - do a. l6 % do bS 6
II Norsiovn r. 81 Phils Trenton r. 81 ~ United
Bank ST. 100 do IS do. 50 Orad Bank b. 1ti do
rs isi: IS do. rs l5i. % do b5 Isl -
Bsroea B1yds-$30 Penn ~ 600 lehish o. ~" ~ -
Noustown RR 81 100 Snsq Canal b5 49, 200 Morris Canal b,
ls DO i6s 100 Long Island RR - 49, " do S loo do b ~
l5i Chester Valley RR b. 10 . do 49, 1000 Bank Of
United States, 81 -
S, I'd Isyd- $500 schuy Nav Pref 5wn e9
Harrisburg RR 81 Morris Canal Pref b's 100
Island RR 10 100 do s5 Isl 800 do los so Morris Canal
III Valley RR b5 IS 10 Fsrmev snd Mechinies
Bank ~ 3Keuns;on Bank u 80 Glrlrd Bank b l5i
IOer Boayd-s50 schuyl Esv Preferred ~ 100 Lcng Island
RI & I 40 do, l 100 do, Isl so schuyl NAY b. Iii 100
Morris Canal lei 100 do ID ie Farmer. sssh NY; 0i 81.
CLstsg PycepU s. So III bid l0 sstodi do 'eI, z Did
l2.l .sked Pennsyvsna ys et bid 81 aked Resdns T. a.
bid an BoDds 10 as bid s5 sked DO Mort S. 90 s
bid % sked PepHsyvsns r. ~ bid 3 sked Morris Canal
6I bid l6l Schuyk Navigation % 80 13f bid asked
TO- stoct hi bid p asked do Preferred 2 bid ~ asked Long
Island ISL bid l5l sked veksburs III bid 10 asked GLsrS
Psni l5i bid Isl asked Bank bid asked Union Canal
l5l bid, ~ ssfed Steady
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

The Sussex Centennial Anniversary takes place on Tues
day and Wednesday of this week. The Rev; Nj futile
will deliver address. mostly on the rise and progress OF
civil and religions liberty in the colony of New jersey
Mr. EdssI will deliver historical address the settle
mnt OF Sussex County it. progress the border war BE-
tween New jersey and New and the part taken by
the County in the Revolution. The Columbian Rne Com
pany Of Newark and large deputaion Of natives of Sus
residents of Newark. New York, &c, win arrive
on Tuesday enng The American Continentas OF Me-"
ark VIII also be In attendance
In the lIld Assembly District of Monmouth County
Henry LaetTa has been nominated by the Democrats
for the Assembly The Convention passed resolutions e
proving of General Railroad Law, in favor OF the AR
Line Railroad and indorsing Rodman NJ Price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

80. ANIMAL PARADE OF TIKI BROOKLYN FlkE DR.
= The Fire Department Of Brooklyn TUNED gu.
la'sde yesterday. being the third demonstration
NE KIND since the organization Of the Department, The
IA me as could be wished and every apparatus in
,,s Sot's was manned with her full complement all
- u the usual hremans dress presenting as
elo'@ grsnd and imposing appearance Although no,
ossl 20 far regards show that Of the yesr pr
Nlsn several Of the engines were placed On trucks
0s"o ~ richly espazsOned horses 10 Other rS-pecss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

c~uf's Hs-pL Tsaust-- = City Hsspll ki-.
teH-e kackwts isaDa Co1rri Coi,rsi g
EH5a.- K. D5SN4Ss. a. k-speSsos.
WErKLs Rsrcar O. psaTus IN "a, Cy Of Braokva o. -
ChilfEtn. 81 Total g.
Lee- Apopisky s. Caoicrs lafarr CoarsstSa % 8aa
Con.u1piion- g. Ceasakion. Csasassas Pupor.I 1.
trcrp q trFhee Dropsy ska Ab1onsa Dop.y he
~, DsorsJ the Head Dysensery s. r.r-s. Sss-lss
Fever lyphcsd p FsveF fypAus, hO0p4as CsarA
rrnsfn Soxe Izaanrasr,on of H-.r, Isa. AZ
Liver, lat mrcrsnee. Mrnsfion M,rasaa. 2. Sesrosi
Old Az. REPtare Sciuhus Scroesls I, Sz,lipox
sF-ue Ssill-ho-n- H. Structure. 1 T-ethiar l.
NJ WESDELL Health Ozicer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

-co,bs Headed Shot Key run there to hsiaru MY
- qn cd Mstscrnly main Land OF Florida ias Taoe
ss,pos about la2 nLs, divided into four 'ee'''ns The
- eslle r. an r, d VIII only he about So nile
- lac y 10 be butt by Joint so Company TO be
- .. The Island OF Cube and the United states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

rosi IN mo. .sno5i,ao s4As.a' tS7sssa
The advance Of the Erie Canal saes s 10 u cen< and
not cent. per nile The freight on Flour Is advanced s
o. y bbI- and othsr heigists 10 = cent.
The steamer Of wednesday win probably take ssoc,oss
or 100000 In gold mostly in barr. The Bank spscis N
NOT feel the shipment
The business in Railroads. . Light The orders By ~
stesner are only for anal amounts some fedsss Ssscss
have ssms oct for redemption.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

hoss twelve Incorporated Banks
the hers Banking Aocons formed under the general
law Of IRE
The Buffalo Commercial says
Our citizens win be graed the evidence Of tho
prosperity Of this fayore road which the above state
ment aims An Increase of 20 cent In the receipts
of the road In single month should abundanty satisfy
any stakeholder Under its present able management.
and with it, many conceded advantage the Buffalo and
New York City Railroad Is destined to very great sue
cess"
The following table will show the amount at the several
depostores subject the draft Of tho Treasurer OF the
tha hofs ,her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

decreAed sl0oo0 Crclns'On increased ssOcco aai D,
r.., SecrtNsd $4,000 The details = sanct "a:
s,xr.r.v,vs Tssts sf Sp~r ctcrasss
81 a. Sssks "a 10 As iS foe a. ss-s 49, s.s-Ssss
a 80 Ssfssdas ~ 1884 y rsscs rroArss "a cAp<
~ ., sssA Esrss ~ "A tsiay S@tsi -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

Delegates TO the Wing state Convention.
QuoeHs Co.-WLssEL S. SMITH.
Sy6oR Col WILLIAM II. WELLS; > JosEPH Il.
WuCOT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-04

Iserssss u ssp.,Eeer si-S1i q sf1l - ssi1s 10
he i'm Of Collmann & stOerfoht who f4ed the sh
January sn fiS30oo and who partly engaged the
American trade have announced dividend Of lI9 in the
pound making he total nov paid ma further d<r
button Of about p is eIpectsd
The Bank statements thu week DO not vary materially
frc thee flat week The contraction Of the Banks has
ees.ed sud the Loans ere incrs-ed sbovt ZOO specie