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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16
IRE, LIFE AND MARINE n..

IRE, LIFE AND MARINE IN.,
L ANCE.-Lynehdurg Hose g. FIRE insu,ap.s
many. '"'0At' Com
his 90 hpany makes Insurance against los..
zee by Fire, OF Dwelling Houses torres am'
ries and other buildings, on furniture. Goo fa't'
merchandise, generally in and country nm 'aI
ayorabir tennis ~" she most
also make insurance on the lives fall person. ..
oying good health, and of sound constitu,;n, en-
whole duration oflife. for limited period ~ NE
Slaves employed in ordinary occnpations .m,
insured on rensonat lie terms VI" Do
The Company will also take marine risks from =,
my OF the Northern Southern Ports nt f 'a"o 10
rates. o"'alle
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL Presideu,
DON T. c. PETERS, Wee P,esidc1,
SAMPSON DlUGUID. Chief Enpiueey
James " Cobbs, Samuel GnrIana
lohn .iggat Nathan n TL,,a.
GeorPa w. Yancev ,obn Otey Tai"
William T. Anderson. William + Sn,i,i'
MARTIN HOLLINS, Tuaars,
CREED T. Wills, Sec'y. ''''o'
Dir. =. II. Gmer }
Dir WIN. Otwav Oven Medaraf ETamiafrs
l. lie Medical Examination # subjects for Insurance
VIII be mrde Mt The office of the Company ON e,rl d,
between the hours of and O'clock p
FehS--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16
RECOMMENDATIONS.

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. r. Drifting ham Mitchell's PUMP
md ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable ur.
pendage great convenience and an efficient prJec
ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
X. B. TYLER, do
DIX. ROYSTER, Huguennt Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES, Charlotte.
The Pump can be seen in Dir. VIM. s. NORRIS
)iuguid's foundry and many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility and Useful
ness The Pump can be seen in Ricl mond, Wing
ifce They are warranted t. '"ork ell TO" year
IS Nol iCE.-All pers.n- buyine 'slling the
above articles, are responsible to me for il.
K. BRITTINGfIAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dlv Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

LIVINGSTON PLOUGISCAST1
- The subscriber has hand largo lot Of I'll,
celebrated - Livingston" Plough Castings, and will
ntnue to receive additions his stock from the fonn
Try, that there g be difficulty il getting any
II the pieces belongngto them
JAMES b. REHWICk,
Feb l2-dScts the BASIN.
MOORNAN AZ MARTIN, GROCERs Il
L'I COMMISSION MERCHANTS Lyuchbuyg Ia ,
nre .vinga large and well selected stock OF
Groceries, Dry Goods, Hardware & Queens
ware, consisting of the following articles, towit
5000 lbs. Cotton Yarns
1900 lbs Sole Leather
200 sacks Liverpool Salt
140 " Rio, Laguira and Java CofIees
80 Kegs, Log, fence and W. house nails
IL hhds X, N o and Cuba Sugars
30 bbls Coffee Sugar
10 bbs crushed ground and clarified sngas
hhds Molnsses
10 bbsN o and Sugar-housc Molasses
bbs Syrup
20 boxes Adamantine candles (superior)
10 boxcsSonp
30 boxes l0b< ~ and 81 10 glas
DomesticS-3-4 Al. Sd, Ga. PA. Cn"puro S-3-
ID. 10 puir Blankets, Fucd Cloths, Sheep's Gray.
Bato Linseys, Prints, Boots. Shoes c, Ne. & c. all
which they offer to the trade at fair prices.
sept l8.tsc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16
mERCHAN To.
NEW GROCERY a COMMISSION

| NEW GROCERY n COMMISSION
v house, have rented from a Ii hueke
his fre-proof brick Warehouse lately erected oh
Tie basin immediately above Lacy j. Terry for the Pnr
| pose If doingn
General Grocery d Commission,
| RECEITLNG IND FOR tPdRDiAG BUSINESS
Persons bnving goods se1 again would do we'll 1"
call beinre purchasing IA shall sell very low
commission only being all the profit charged, wief'
the cash good negotiable paper i Piysg in exchange
good supply of GUANO, LIME & PLASTER,
kept on ind. which will be sold low "a at any hous'
IN the city.
All gool- consigned to my will be forwarded
with nil pos ble Dispatch and particular attention pal
10 the ord.f Of them
Consigpmerfs Of produce and Merchandise solicited
charges reasonable and pains spar to render salts
hction Account sales rendered 50 soon IA made.
WIN. A. MILLER, ON the Basin.
mug Sta Late Of the firm of Miller 3 Compton.
OTiCE.-Tbe subscriber begs to inform the
" citzrn- of Buchanan md the public generally iha
lac has lnkeH the large and commpdiou. ua,ber house
the Basin Formerly occupied by VIM. J. Hardy,
Esq,) where he intends to conduct Wholesale and
Retail
Grocery, Commission d Forwarding
USHNESS
in all its branches Having made extensive arrange
inents for SHIPPING & FORWARDING Goods and
Produce and from this place, he will be found ready
Mt nil times accommodates those who nay favor him
with tlif patronage. His will at all times be
found supplied with every article suitable the wants
III his customers.
Person. fol wardiog by this line wi End ii nue.! 10
their ndRnhtngc,a he will at all time insure the great
est disraeh having Line Of BatteaU1 from This point.
running up the river also direct line Of Freight Boats
between Buchanan, Lynchburg and Richmond, all OF
which ara under the sup"rntendance Of experienced
and trust worthy managers, thereby rendering IT the
feat aud most expeditions line centeiing nj this p
~ The subscriber viii also purchase all kinds u.
Produce brought his murke; giving at all times
The best market p'ice either in cash or Barter.
w. A. WHITE,
aug % Is buchanan. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-16

wi OnE new noOAs Received by G.
Va MORSE, Opposite Tie War1ctck House:
Peep at No. 5,by Trusto so so
Tell Tale q 40
Alex. Smiths Poems, q 81
Myers Universum, No. ], 9 3, n 90
U. s. illustrated view in city and country.
with descriptive articles, ed. No, 'o
Vol. |, Putnams Magazine, . 90
Vol. to W. l1arper's Magazine 90
Polytechnic Journal, (science and art O o.
Wizard of the Wave n .
History of Architecture, q 81
The Artist Wife, by Mary Hewitt. O75
paper, O 50
Counterfeit Detector, O 10
Also
further supply of superior Gold and Steel Pens;
Writing Fluid and Embos sed Envelopes Sprnr Tubes:
Drawing Paper; Large and small Day Books; Ledeers
Cash books, Records-with Pass AID Memorandum
Doors Ia great variety &C. &c (sept 7-ts)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07
T, r. SELMES, Mayor.

This morning we noticed black man
fifty or sixty years old on his knees grub.
bing up garden. "OlJ Jack" as he is
called, is crippled, but is independent
enough to labor to the best Of his ability for
n'support, His conduct in this respect viii
bear favorable comparison with that Of
aome. ."mean white folks" in town, who
drink up all they earn, healthier wives, and
s6nd'their children out to beg. Yet these
men are healthy and strong, and in the
prime of.life. ,.T
Look at "Old Jack" you rascals, upd i'm.
ildtc his better example. .....
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07
10 Borrow Money.

The following resolution was adopted by
the Council last Monday. IsWGlIGE
Resolved, by the City Council Of the City
of Hannibal: That the Mayor is hereby
authorized TO issue bond Of the city for
the sum Of Six Thousand 00-l00 Dollars,
with six y cent " annum, payable SIX
months after date. ......'.. MT. ..
Approved April 9th, 1853. 1..H .s.a
II. r. SELMES, Mavur.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07


We like 10 give our readers all TIE light
we have on the Flying Ship" and with
that view we copy the following accounts
of its first trial from the Washington pa
pers: g..
The inventor OF the eroport, Mr.. Rulus
Porter, gave two evenings last week to
public exhibition Of his plan for eral loco.
motiUn, illustrating it by model or NINA.
lure float, or main supporter of % feet long,
and or s feet Though the middle section,
and suspended Cur containing diminu:
tive but successfully working steam engine,
whose duty it is 10 furnish power for the
guidance ofthe machine. The total weight
Of the matter OF the model is fifteen pounds.
The machine sailed around the room, evi.
IDENTITY guided By the propellers Of the sus-
pended car. Whether il would be possible
tonlaintain course notimmediately before
the wind in the open air is question, we
think, fairly open, as is also the fitness of,the
shape of the float to encounter the side
pressure If an untoward breeze. The ex-
hibitions will be repeated under more favor
able circumstances this week r''E
The Eroport' was again exhibited by
Mr.. Porter, on Saturday night, at Caruss
saloons ITO see this miniature, sylph.like
vessel, with its gay and airy saloon filed
with automaton passengers Cooking out at
the windows), actually elevated in the at
mosphefe, and padding IFS way in any di,
rection by steam power, according 10 the
dictates Gifts own helm, tends 20 strength
en- the hope that the untiring protector Of
this. means Of eral navigation may succeed
in Bringing Il 10 a practical result. MI.
Porter seems to besanguine that machine
on this principle can be constructed, capa-
BILE OF making two trips 10 California; and
back in the course Of week., carrying two
hundred passengers, thus, at one hundred
dollars berthsrealizing a shugT6foft on
theinveStment. Experiments upon lar
ger scale Will, however, best prove The
practical .ut1ity, of this mode 81 aerial nav,-
CATION [RepubIic.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07

NANCE u SuphhtultB tHN seIHaus
The GecOna ordinances was then fead:-.~''
I Mr.. GSnO said II he understood itthis sfdi.'
nance was for the increase Of revenue, and not
to restrain or prohibit the sals.Of lquors
Mr. Bowling said it differed FROM thb Vtdg
nance win sxistsuOs making the guanting
of licenses dtpepdeht sRihs SclORSr ibo cOup'
lty Court; in raising the amount Of the license
and in the penalties. aar =.
y The Yeas and HEfs beiGg: salltd. d'ag gsa@S
4. Mayor selmes, stated the question 10 be on
taking up the second ordinance as an aI6eRdmsht
70 the frst.Iyual -'tr i.... .,,ilul 5n d f,g
10 ME-. Robards said. he understood TITO be .''
substitute For the first, but taken up for discus
sion, and subject to amendment. ''" ,'' 81, =.
Ths'Mayor remarked that 1T would amount "
to avirual rejection OF the ordinance first read
The vOtebeing taken, Tesultsd--fYo ayes,
Four noes. d e... ... .,. s' ~. ..., .,
a, Mr.. Robards thought the course designated
in the ordinance under consideration most pru-
dent he had signed petition to the County
Court to grant no more Licenses 10 dram.slopt
The petition has gone up from tlis township
with sufficient number Of names, and pethaps \,
tho matter will be wound up sd as to- suit the
views Of the petitioners 10 tho Council without ,.
imposing uponthis body thswhole.weight of the
responsibility. a,,I.. ,srss.r TX $50 %,
2 Mr.. Westfal had voted in favor OF this or-.as
dinance for several reasons. One was thut lilo
wanted the license put on heavily for revO-
nue. NJ. ..e,l u ..i IN ... .' .1. s...,
Mr.. Settles said he had signed the petition TO-
| tho County Court, because lie had rather see the
prohibition come from that quarter; that it was
impossible for us TO succeed in putting it down,
unless che prohibition started there. As the ar
ordinance stands now, he was afraid the drug
stores would sellthe liquor, and we would gel
no revenue. In Indiana be noticed the work
ing Of law sgainit selling or giving away
| liquor. lie went into the country TO villags
there, and found fourdrug stores, Though twas
/ a healthy community. He knew some men
iwho intended to get license 10 keep drug stores.
il this ordinance should pass He could not be-
lcve That the people intended deliberately to do
I wrong. , 3D. ... ...g s.g'.'f' 60.
Mr.. Bowling expressed Himself satisfied with
the ordinance. .. ...,,
The first section was then put to vote and
carried, Martin dissenting. .....
s The second, section was carried withoat de-
bate. l.4 ;... ID. ar,. 4. A.. ....z , '
The third section was read, when a..,.a.-
4 Mr.. Schneider moved that 800 be stricEaB
out and 5000 inserted. ...,.. s,-. . .s...a 1sa,
Mr.. Martin moved that $3.50 DO inserted. ri. .,
Il NJ. VV.atPaM -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07
A Fine Boat.

The JEANNE Deans came up this morn
ing about 10 o'clock. She is one Of the
most beautiful boats on the river Her
speed, her accommodating officers, and &C
eommodating ACCOMMODATIONS altogether,
are such as TO recommend her in the most
favorable manner to the public. ..,r .i.-
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07

KtLpED.-+One colored man killed! another at
the Railroad bridge over Sangamon river on Sat-
urday last. The man killed was the same that
killed another in that neighb6rh ood abouta year
ago. The murderer il in fail atfSpringfeld.---
Jacksonville journal. ~ gis 80 arS .uu1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07

IL A short time since, IN the Presbyterian
church at Roanoke, va. ,Gattick of'wood about to
be cast into the FIRE, was discovered4to have in
the endrof tia Pine plug. II excited suspicion.
and upon examination twGs, found that charge
of powder had been placed in the wood, and con
cealed in the manner described. The VILLAIN has
not yet been discovered .l-.. ,..,i,.. T.,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07

~ Charles Lamb, once called upon FOR q
toast for = dinner party. during which some
unruly and Inbred children had been causing
him much personal annoyance, got up and STAN.
mered out with serious comic afro 0iHi au
b. tHere's to the m-rn- 'usmOryg oftlei m-m4much
calmhniaied g-g-goOd King HetOd,lnonorq no
/ Ell isStatsd ythatifallthe Observation-Disclosures
dong In ENGLAND werO performed ~ hand It
would aYehrire sSktY lfnlI- erosth man in the
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-04-07

VII MAIun moNsd 10 insert $500 instead OF
Sl25. 81 " II WIN tEH IA
Mr.. Richards said he had no objectiaatt to put,k
ting the license at 81 ,ee0h ThsgrOcos deals IN a.
larger quantities, but" We all help 10 make III,
retailer rich man. He moved to Mr.. MsrGih'sls
amendment by inserting $500 for avery six
months. Hi, wanted tOshOw that he was against,
tho groeerles"s19i .7esd1 llos u rv Ssia.7 70 ~
!. Amendment naninously' agreed to, o o.ns.s,'
ThssaotiOn aisnsnd ID WAS athea y Sdts !,
and tafSied unshhnousIy, o. 'ocaaaE .,s,5g ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
81 Petersyilie Homestead Association.-rAis Asso,
Che h)orlo's fair.

~ ASSOCIATION Foe the ExHIsrsoN OF rHH)
NOTICE rlspustkS o. AL NATIONS, SEPT. 5 1855
~ ss.s.i Once for the transaction OF al the
n rrsn-sss,, 70 - tss e.h-sv ensSsrse 49, - '"S
Ssss1 Co are nov ksPt the oree OF Mssszs DaaS.r
G Z. ANDERSON Treasurer.
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Religions Notiffs.

n.s,e.st. Methodist Episcopal Church, between
ges and CreeBwieh-st--Prese hius I04 si q
IN. ntsfy 1esdelny Wet Point ssssee strangers
sssslly n'ise. n
~ ss"si corner Of Grens-s o MORROW At 10Y O'Clock
srS o'clock P. 81. tic puoio az in-ied seat. free.
The Ylrst q IL re 14tJna Unitarian Society Rev
gyHsyTWs PASTOR viii IL Public Services on
SspIY Sept h IN Aesdeny ai No %, bfosaEsy !est op
~ old JehH-si. ". Church, betwesn Ss,sss and M w
.B~s"Rsv. H. MATTIs0S Pestsr' breaches IO-hohkO"
ssh a M n and 81 ClasIneetins at A N snd AZ
~ ses ree and in the city are cordially invited to
fr soes ayB q lhs Nf Ss 1sp %fSi
a. os Theological Seminary. Uave near "sshns
-, Ph ynivcr-ai-t society, podwor hs Hal Ne 2n go
ss-sy lev s9TI soa 1PIEENooN BY PsO Rev.
SoTsaWYER D d. The pnbiie are Iespsctaiiy invited.
~ Rev. Hugh :. Carpenter viii preach o. " On
M ~. sloa5s .1r Houss EnTsnse in Grsndst
~ REV. ilburn Of Mobile A,s' 5os w EoR 5sss1
cAsrsh Iss bM,So5 orsi Chsseh in snit brooklyn
- o,.,,,yiy sermon.-Rev Dr. TYING will Preseh the
ossr. in tSs Church Of tn HPP bsY EvENyG Sep
mi.yis srvice u o'clock collection will be made IL De-
MI Of this church
~ tent Preaching in Brookly &c a. n,esl at
he sabbath and The y9[s Of the county, IRE earnestly IL
~ Iaisb,.st Baptist Churcb.-Prsaehng BY the Pas
& ISAAC wEsCOlT subject Lane and iInes o. me r
sreh AbIshaP Text 0tn u e%s ,ns na o. T. eeoeR
sABBAIH EvEEIEG. Sept, is
~ st. Phiipsl Rpis copaI Church, I'M CenIest viii Dc
.,S Tor Divine Service TOMORROW (Suniay( Sept ID
,iee morning At 10, 0cos 10 the fterno1n 1t O'Clock
~ Mndison-st. VI. Il. Charcb--Rey j 3 lnskP will
.sssh NDAY Sept 49, I0i 81 aid o'clock NJ Prayer
msstins al p Seats iro Public sie invited 70 attend
~ The Advent yison thqrcb No q seTg h. P,
81 ,2S Church, at ICi A. NJ and 4. P NJ Seats free.
n, society of Libs rail-, 30 D. Chatham slusre-fhso-
l md scfutic and Debates Lecture On the ek
tspes TOMORROW M after which free discussion
sesu Free public iD'ied
- The Irisb EynDgeIicnl Chureb, No AZ Bowery.-
psshp by he Pastor JOHN Hurley at lOt A NJ and u I'm
Public prayer meeting a. o'clock Pm
~ Convention Hall, No III Woos'ersi-ihe Do time
ssssing The Kingd Of GodD lsh0ny beeO act will
b. protounded By Mr. MCDONALD, Al sO NJ and Nh MelN
TOSH ats N. Al Interested, are nsi ed % sitenl
~ Tempe rance Alliance tenf.-Diyine service viii be
l'ld 10 the Tent Tomorrow al l01 AM Rev j. IL MARTIN
Preacher and Oeooi NJ preaching by sne % the city pas
meeting fvenng will be addressed BY
A. BOOTH, Esl Of Milwaukee, aud other able speakers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
w. w. STRICKLAND,
L. DE CAMP, Committee
J. N CRANE

~ The Newly ork state Agricultural society's Fair
oS chk on f no .1 Es 0
Buildings Duanes NowYork auho1ed 10 receive and forward
aimee. Do Du EShso son.as Mr. CLARK
nediey, peo their with less expense and
%Sss' e''H '' Gun 1 }oHSsoS Recording Secretary
II twentieth Ward Temperance MoScment.-Rev
L.naIine Hall, ecntr Of sthay and 2sthst TOMORROW
soopefaie
~ Notice of Medical RcformA Physeians in favor
srSet Of the Committee W. BEACH Chairman.
~ The Cana-st. T. b 80 .itty meet, at Meru's Hall
g. STAPA NJ E SFsaIF and s' MSS rS be
Dawn SMITH secretary. JOHN QUA, President
S ossn s Kys ESRi'sGS
% notify merchants and business men from section Of
% The Ssy S, CS. w BE open n hf c' sSs9 OF
The ssn.oa southern and we.;eIn merchants especially in
s been y our patrons be superior 70 any
and render every aanoe in the getting up bills
- ss n S, Srsns and sPP,SS ed PIsn
Tribune Building, eatrance No Spruoe-st
60 Kiddeis Gas Regulator will full quarter of
SnSus and S eS - G generally prSacs
BY through your meter by the Gas Com
IA yourssss." For By si,srs
gY Chemistry.-Prof LAWRENCE REID has removed hi
hsSotaioy hom the Newlok Hospital No % Wes 27hst
where he continues teach Analytical and Practical
saAyle substances and eoldo eheInie al inv
~ Emixrant iutellgence Once, and Labor Ex-
snanee, Noe - and a CAnast NewNofkIhe ONCE
Ahcd the Commissioners Alrss
kund large numbers Labore rafes Of
vseS and have their orders allied wrns he SUI
nnden' and sndns the Necessary the passage
A' parties required No fees ehTssd to e :.8PloSeT:
~ Special Netice-A parties using their ut
encesNo TO deceive the public the proprietor COSfARs
Raj, MOUSE, CoCkROACH &c. EXrERMINArOR deem. 4
IL
pts or fhs IL warranted dangerous per
y hAmiess 70 the human family and also the only article
& .nal Goes wha in'eaded for CosrARS Dep5, No AS
ne<e~sN where the Happy Family Is In the window.
south Melrese-Pu1ehasers Lots are hereby notified
SkSo theE desG forthwith al the Oce of GERARD NOR
g. 1ss No Newsi corner Of Wall Contracts expire BY
Ssst RoBT N FIToS "a 8 Ton v APP 20 20 zoe
~ south Niiam>bursh.-A regua- meeting OF this Asso
w Dc he'd their No ISL Bowery MONDAY
sept ~ e. :. O'Clock. few shares ds
"sS~e" hNh Al early application viii be
NV W., DR. +. IL. klMBARk President.
az fetersSilie Homestead Association-rhs Associa-
an ~ numbers over one hanerrd members and 6lns
n, are naTtva!ed Tor beauty and
~ hoehe!e SIS paid ia Of cents per
xss ~ member 10 four city los eshi los;
sn city lots al payable weekly monthly or cuserly
nstss ~ ~ Pc" members to gy up sssk DIES TIE
a. o'clock Al the Hall corner OF Brosa,sV
t iel attendance OF members a the meet nc Z
~ No2 H.poycr.t WILLIAM 8 RoYr rre..pssr ~
III u IN OELLArLY SECRETARY No i55 Broaivr.v Room
- lever aud AEae cured without fail, and in may
clCKyNrp we ceess Of DE>HLER'S Ant Peucdc Pulls
ecos,,s.xn@So No Vi Barcsyst- saa BOYD PAUL No
ana snat vnols~le agents sold AZ rst. ov eli a.
esnss 81 Broadway JoAnst and b. s Gi,iC earas,
rNsiSs Ssr See dsseriPeon and esiacases third
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17
6petial Notices.


~ To the Masters and Owners OF Vessels In the CALI
fsrna Trade Much damage arisen 70 goods shipped hence
and also homewsr from Ia the East Indies
of the dampnes sweating Of the hold psrcu-
y deks This has been the with Of he finest
rps Of this OFT aud supposed to be caused by Imperfect ZEN
iaatcH.
The Of Clipper Ships do good service
but sufficient the protection Of between decks and
improvement the present arrangement required
The Underwriters Of ewYork respectfully request that more
careful may be given the ventilation Of vessels on al
ms so,oee proper Of using nHcen
aupnase not only the lower hold but also between deck that In
ss side port leaking water collecting from
LAY psss freely to the seuPPers
10 be with the increase in the ze Of
American chips been corresponding increase the
s.e and efficiency Of the pumps with which they furnished 1t
hhoped this subject also will claim the attention which It's i'm
rcItancc deserves ELLWOOD WALTER,
New York Sept I3 1853 Secretary Board Of underwriters
~ MINNIE Inv and City ileiorm.-Tho friends OF the
Name City Reform the With Ward invited TO
meet MERITS Hall SITings, 7 ESDAs EVENING, Ah
Inst a o'clock appoint Committee TO make nominations ior
other Ocer be voted iof az the coming election
Able sddrts L will he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

w 6thsy MooRE THOMPSON MASs Propretors
splendid performances every AFTERNOON and EVENING
ssins OF singing Dancing Equesnm The Performance Of tae
ANTONIO BROTHERS. Madame TOURNAlRE Mrs. W. b.
CARROLL, Messrs CARROLL DENOTE WILLIAMS and the
renowned Clowua SAN LAIHROP and BOBBY WILLIAMS
Door open and Performances AZ and IT, r Admission
IL. hnuao L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-17

LRANCONIs HlPPODROME.-BENEf OF VI
i FRANCoNL THIS EVENING, sept l7-EAERCisES1o t
TIE MENACE which Mons. FrancOni will make his hose
sy ard perform variety " brilliant tess ald sfa0n. Brilliant
Of Honemsnshp BY Mons Augustus serrs and Nine fran
the FIELD OF TIL GOTH W GUILD
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