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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-17

We learn that the Flushing Railroad IL near iis compile
The grading and supcrsructuro are so FAR ad"nco
that Il is Designed 10 pass experimental tram over inc
whole line ON Tuesday next and to open the road fr per-
mancut travel on or before the following Monday, 2oih
Instant Tho western terminus o. his road is a. Hunter
Point on the East River opposite Twcniy-th rds we'c
the Company has Il valuable dock anu water privilege
Tho opening OF this road will bring the beagt'u' 'iaso
of Flushing within forty-fve minutes OF Waist, pHs
pres, ming 10 our citizens OF the moot hcai" ana
attractive places for suburban residence to be ion'a III
the vicinity of NeF-York.
The receipts Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad N
the month of Moy last were no cent ABOVE hVsc VI
Al. 10 q. uiu lie coon BIZ the following table:
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Passengers Arrived

H. sioonaip Ca,o Eba from HaranaMarqus prado Arne Con
De il Ruoon and servant Troneoso Mrs Vsdes Mrs
L , AgsennsE 4 g Msrdots M Piaa ard dlngheI, * Al
y. T. Marin. r. Esteyes r. Robinson Mrs n RObusor
Mis- p CTsdo and daughters nr- L Fernandez
meneTo, juan bacaGo, A. Fcnsndez z. del Canine r.
kBowand T. Dunuiy, Freza lady and servant; del Pho
sdy rce chdfeni Miss Luo Garcia D1rege sdy aud child
Nadine Dron ard three chdren Rossrt j. Alfonso H. FRYE
A AETpre. l. Aekefman T. R0 lilo, Z. NaTtener Naltss
Peras. J. Perslts Morale. a,sna j. 5. Msea Riya-
b. NuntE JDo Foster c Iscaeorr j. Domeneeh T. Gras
l. Me0egor LADY, two children sDd servant Ar1efo Par
~, Mrs. j. uces, child aud serTanf ano- Monf alyo Mo
Me ? ? Gcneltz, Me- }. Bernds d. O. Iou.r
eeren sud two servants Mary hAne C. Ubash lady 9ur
dtn add sean C. F. kluf lady three Children and
G MADDEN lsdy child ead servants; Miss MADDEN Ne.
va idr " De fu.a MeE reurts md SO from M3s.- T.
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Philadelphia Markets. .FnrpAr. June IL.

Inspections FLOUR end MAJ for the week ending ano lh
bills hn Flour; Is do fDe do ic2 do n ngs
SIG DO RYE tLoUE lee5 do MA; puncheons do 1871
bhls condemned do Total, 10 .lG7.
There better demand for -Ccav End so 4o tes
chrged hands full For FLoUK the demand continues lin
tied and 37td=9 b for good and choice
brand which prices few small lots haze been aken for home
BRANDS sell wanted ~ 2l0+9 % y Dbl Rye
Flour = held a. IS 20 z Dbl ana gery quiet CoaN MEAL Is
steady small sale Of County Mee made a. - IS = Dbl
continues all supply and dun e. 81 % for Reds aod
~ - for White Of good quality CoRSseme coo 1919 but.
GLOW cold SsD83 mostly e the
RYE taken arrival at Is OATss scarce and
penusy.
Iron Lead 81 folly former
confined Sugar which bring
articles reman dull PFovoss remain mac
tive es sloyyly PC = Dbl for both bib. and btl
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CHAkLEsIoS Iuue Il. 65iIhe saes Of COTToS to-day
go bales, md for the week they foot az 10 ie Pr 80 show
advance OF T. Good Mdding quoted a. Sc The frcgbts
dufing the $500 bs.es
June Our CoTToy make he been rm today
Win UPWARD endcny sales os ales Good MGcns Urlands
= quoted e. .! d9lc.
NTwOgLFtvs Jins H. l8jLTke sales Of CoTrov esday
500 bales The better qualities being active demand Md
ding quoted 0d8ic Our market m al articles except CorToS
IL exceedingly depressed
NEwOELEANs June 5The Arsbss mas had favorsA
effect market for CoTTos prices being sitter the sales
day 5000 bales at s0slc for mddng FLOUR duh at r.
Ohio. Cow e lower and IN deald sales to-day
o. 600 bush 1880 FORK dull; Mess ss Gil p LAID
Unchanged bsrred &C. RICE has advanced TO ~ Sales
Of Rio CofFfr Al 9ooc MoSfY continues Light sight Exchange
New York ~ Z, disronnf
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DIED.

CARPENTHR--OE Friday. June TO- Poter Carpenter sgd
His ravrs and friends resp sioy invited 70 at'ld m
tap, late residence Nc y betht"o s' on sunday A
~ NJ : c'clcek without further inyiiatiou
18th g. s. Mccoy, lately dong bus less az
the corner of gelsgscn aud Souttsts.
lis rsin this day he NH at ocoek 70 Green
- fom ls late residence Of Tompkins aud Hickory ft
prelFvr The sesav 70 the house from Fulton
Bdgest ferries His friends and acquaintance are
Invite a 20 Sslsus.
PRATT-On the l4h inst, john II. Pratt eyed 10 years, II
months spd II days
Ms -cmsns wete In the Cemetery Of Everscens
CVERTAUOr the 10th June. IL A. NJ az New Branswiok
n J., William QaersSu IN the 7oth year OF ns age 81,
will be taken Tenytown N y, on the r "a
tain OF the River Railroad His friends aud sequainance
are respectfully invited 10 etsnd
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Marhet,.. .CAmrVLLI RIrONrrp rOn I've TrlstsE.

FRIDAY, june Is. 1854
ASHfS-The market firm fol both .inas he demand fair
ofieo eels IS 7sas for Pots, and o. % fc Pearls
FLOUR AND MEAL-There INCREASED dunne. iu The lew
sse.s OF State and Wsern FlogT prices I e2 lowe 90
interior descriptions called State bot really reod
southern mddlrg The better grsdes
a. easier pees At The close The denAna ha been ssis
the low efsds for and for dns
OF thus eeiss spped from first banda Canadian lover And Z.
more active a. The decline; SAILS II Coco bhs *7Tsdsi al m
bond The salts Of Wesrrn Canal 500 be ~
fog Bosgs STATE ~ 7sass Is or State ~ Is
SSN f fyofite state and " 75BtS ~ for mited
issn and coaoa TO good Ohio AZ the close there
on the market Southern Flour lower the demand rod.sr
with offerings sales OF oo bb 81 ~ for M red
good slialEbt eisns RsTood County baltimore rsndTa and
oeorseto~u I'VE Flour euists sass 80 tbla
Meal Il steady and fair th is,sex
sSs1dsS 81 Bsl,nere rs sfg ssd Drsrdywne ~ ~ a.
psrchsens els 73dsls
oRAiSThss Ie Wheat offering and fIe.s .le lover the
s tnir,y for q 20 30 hsshei-
et and oo bushels uixed Ohio IN
settled sale Of 20 blahes d Il - IS which LAT M,
Oats rather owef
tszeri sales q state sad wesa.a q s AID Jersey
and good m hs tcme trade and esps Al Ito
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MARRIED..

hSTsIxy AUSTINcn Thursday l''a June BY the he' M,
.rssS Nscc Mr. Chsries r. hcsey 20 Miss Deborah AIS
Gu .Ast aast htsr Mr. Nm Austin, Esq, OF MclIos y
llQGC-SrFn&AN-l LeuoV, BY the Rev Richard MS
esx ~ hcosg Of Lee 10 Miss julia \ SeanaH OF
txre<
rRCrlSCONon che 18th inst by the ceremony OF he 20
stv ii frsrd joseph fnco TO Anna ~ daughter OF
Hs<ox al cf ihs CIV -.
The cruouy cf the Society Friends Idwad scnwor on
A Csv 10 Nsrv ausher the lac Caleb Barker Of TIE former
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To Mariners,

fssfEcToss OFFcE KY WEST jun buoy 20 mars The
sneree Of the man Rogers ship channel placed
- The ss de Of the entrance om the Gulf Of Florida Key
We aro. The buoy lays four and miles north
M stad hey hi house Key West light bearing per
Psss noTl Esf true " and hall miles middle
tg0 Insng1ls shore Vessels getting rlnse
North .s over Key West light house will the twenty
en et low water eGyDg the buoy the teboar hand
~ Buoy black, with No. painted white. GEO L. sELDEN
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Foreign Ports.

10 days w ''"D i"i DAlA.tai
fr,r.e .nh slt esri- Prompt Gorha for Boston Ida
Z" ID no ssis tnh g brig John Gray, ,Br Boston
a. Nv'na lhh ait brig Denmark Gsmafe for aastnr al
I'M ,r, Adhs Rogers White r. ston I'D Abeon, pseh., a.
AZ Malta 18th st, biis snyu. 6roxer une '''
AZ hsssiiss soth alt, bAfs RAeenoe s.srs.. s Ro.,,
Sf.endd Savage, for do. ~ ''''''"i''""tI
Al Afd''".n ID ia' sis pdmrs'. sBrl 6r Boston. Ida
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Arrived.

s;t@.aip oAssvbs shutehi, Mobile via Havana radsc
q Hs,sDs ssnaled ship oInsB ssns date Cd Doubl h ss
SHOT Keys pa.d ship Lady tfanslntosh standing 20 tho sos
wsd and eastward. - 49,
John Wade gpe fnos'on) Ite wh.mpoa % d. tea,
sdffessfvss &c WeiArrton Abbott
asca eta Psstd Ansr 25th lava Head nh Csnr Of O.
htpe hrrl . since pssns TO Cape esrerer 81 sf vnas
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C.sss.r Covwr-Nos. i.0Sa, eS6, loo, lar, lsl6.
aps ~ = AZ ] esi. sSt. ~. ASS. sSt sSS, sS6
xVNapx rlgAs-rRN l-Ncs. l,lOs, Lila, liz,
,lisss ilse iasS r.u lNoS $40, Y; % iN, inclusive
SrrRR,Oe Copsr-Ncs. s|, eAS, 9es, Sl1, ~, ls''
~ Is iiss iiss iisa los 67s i is7 ss sis oa3
,1,S ne al $50 $50 as $50 !. 49, use l9l
"a So kss y. -. ssc. CSC. 9aS. 80, n, ISL.
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The Delaware, Lackawenna and Western Railroad Gem
pony has called for a further nssllmen of IS g cent,
payable on the LIST of July the Pbenx Bank in hs City,
The managers have resolved to pay the stockholders on
the 10th of July next interest at the rate Of cent
apnum TO be computed to June &C. 1854 all stocks ls
sued or nsalents eived previous to st January last
from December 81 1852 and in nstalments received dur
ing the present year. from the dates of the respective pay
men,s where no instalmens which have been called for
remains unpaid The sportaon earnings OF The sec
ton of the road now in operation from Scranton to Great
Bend for the five months OF 1859 and 1854 compare as
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Rseetu,s NJ r,ro.,uee Ivsr

Bt Rircy tts Flour eG6 PKG I6d
sides Leather, and sundry MdIe.
~ Ere ReiSoGd-l0CS btls Flour, WHISKY q
Ashes pigs PORK do Cut Meas Rye
Dc. Osis 10 go BE Con-. $50 side Leaih.r.
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PHILADELPHIA June 4yrtef-Seainer Delaware, CLARK,
N,wYok schr Star Nekerson Proydence brig Angola Morton
Me-. YORK; schr Frederick Tyler, Robbins New Haven.
l1ra- Gallo. judge Jacob Boer Havana brgs sarah Eliza
beth Tohskcr Pauline Taylor Boston, chT Margaret
Albany. steamship Kennebec Copes New York; ship
Caspian Orleans brig Angola Morton Boeton; chrs
Ieouofa Water New-Yors; r. Tyler, Robbins, Troy.
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Inc. III as Inc. ,25ssIs lac. !


Dec......4a,72s ssse6 Inc. c527l lne...ia5se
BY reducing the Wheat Flour the quantity of the lat
left at tdewaer this year. compared with the cores
pondng period of las. year. shows decrease Of 2iss3
bbls. of Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF the
principal articles of produce left at Underwater from the
commencement of navigation the l4th June, inclusive
during the years sJ2, IS days 1883, - days 1884, -
DAYS:
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By Telegraph.

NEW ORLEANS-hrr. Jane H. ship Paragon, New-Yors
BGSTON-Au. June 49, ship Jenf ". Cooper London berss
Mstsnzas Calcutta Anna ayansi fremont Cenfuegosi
brig France, netGnz6s
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FRIDAY, June l6--G z. NJ.

FRIDAY, June DO L. NJ
There still further depression in the Stock Market
to-day. Prices fell fully y cent lower. During the
last three week the reduction has equaed An average of
cent The contraction of many supplies is indicated
as the cause of this decline the specie basis being reduced
by the heavy drains of gold European account Erie
sold to-day at COS Reading 7Ga Hudson River Railroad
%, Harlem 4Sl, Newyork Central lOl Cumberland 34l
Michigan Central 9sl
Freghts are firmor, but quiet. To Liverpool, 10000
bush. Wheat, n ile. 1900 bbls. Flour, ls ole.
charter was made from Bic to London ar &C IO another
from St. Stephens TO London of SC.
The following the receipts ani disbursements at the
Assistant Treasurer's Clliee, this day:
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SPOKEN, &c.

Jun. t. Of Nonisuk .br Jones Phlaa phs or Boston,
sane oay on Blccs lsand schr Red Rover bound z.
June 10 on Geostovn c. schr See Bird Bo..op for ssta
River 49, - $3.50
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Goal.


CUMBERLAND COAL.-The NEW 49, IN.
~ COMPANY Is receiving Baltimore regular ~
CUMBERLAND COAL, from their nircs IN Hsnfar-sr
wsiee hey offer fc sale ~ the lowest market pices
bycd % be equal In quality any Coal mined ne
which held by fnsneers 10 The rnd states ~
Of locons sves shown the cfce or fbe
3waiis, NewYorh. whsre orde:s WI De runefs3iJ 49,
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professional Notices.


nR. JAMES w. POWELL, OCULIST, AURISr
OSc his attention exclusively todseaes Of the EYE nd
EAR from 10 o'clock daily, at hs Offices, No col Broadway
Dr. POWELL graduated in Dublin in 1888 and pscced the
city for years Dr. POWELLS popular Treatise be
Eyen be az his office IL be the
which money buy; ao his self Eve
and Ear Fountains which obtained the medal al The Crystal Pa
and the finest aud largest collection Of Human Artificial Eyes ne
Union
HENRIETTA WOLCOTT JOHNSON, NJ D.
H No 45 Greenwichsv.
Office hsun from 10 II O'Clock A. W.
DICHARD HAWKINS, (Iate Savage 81 Hawbins)
IL GOLD and SILVER REFINER No. II Bspkman-st three
doors from Nassau, NesYork Fine Gold Silver
hand. Old Gold and Silver bought by
CTAMMERING.-ROBER BATES OF Philadel
~ pha Inventor and Paentee Of appliances
exhibit his appliances before the class Of Hydropathc Physo
logical school No 10 Lsieht st., TUESDAY EVENING,as
O'Clock Physicians Patients
invited attend free Of charge ~ BThe Inventor willing
have his mshod examined publicly privately
Philadelphia tow that be Is impostor against any mehl
that taught particularly The Secret Methods With thr ssfyd
professors and doctors They well BE- hey will OF
bear uystsing if they will, forward
the public For further particulars inquire OF ROBERT BArfs
No III Spring and No 1871 South 9hs, Philadelphia Oncs
tours from 9 A NJ. top NJ
GPECTACLES-GOOd and cheap, accurately I'D.
- usted vision exchsng II not stctory by Pros1
FRANKS Opicisn the New York Eye Hospital
NO PcIkrOw, opposite the Asfor House No y
cry spectaccs ard Optical Instruments Wholesale and retail
II S. PAssP indispensable 10 travellers, 10
~ sued BY j. b. MONIES Notary Public u Wsrrers.
Der Broadway Nsursized citizens produce their
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disiATyst .LHAsAc..-..-Ig.s
Sistt........i q 80 NCrL
Hish ~ATER.-....rEI
-lT-- Booh....-2 10 Gov is'Gai..i ~ Hell 0ttc -
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The Hermann viii take ON: about $3.50 600
the agent of the Rothsohlds shipping $4,000. For
ogn Exchange closed dull Prime Sterling sold for lo9
cash, for banker settlements 1895;
The books for the Now-York Ceutra Convertible Loan
will remain open par 10 stockholders til July !. The
amount taken here yesterday ssoo,ooo.
The Bank OF New.York has declared . semi snnu al
dividend of y cent. payable on the LIST of July.
The Boston papers intimate that the Directors Of the
Vermont Central Railroad Company are in treaty 10 place
that concern better footing and state that there
good reasons believe tina, the negotcns will be
full in which transfer books to be opened in New
York and Philadelphia give three markets for the stock
instead of one present Board of Directors
are 70 be chosen next month.
Aer he adjournment of the Board the following sales
Of bonds and stocks made at auction by Simeon Ora
per-
fsooo ssnauky Msrsaed and Newark lst mort int saasd q
~ shares Broadway
The above the usual terms ten per cent to-day
.aipder Tomorrow The following sold, payable 10
per cent to-day, the remainder, with interest at Per
cent Der snnum on delivery of stock lst of August
no shares Newly Central Railroad
- as iaps Islspd Railroad ~
50 sbMss Maaison and indiana polls Railroad
2se shnss Nieasssu. Transit Co. 81
~ shsrss ard Columbus Railroad
For the remainder OF the shares offered no bids were
made. "a
John q. White, ESQ., has been unanimously elected
President of the Bank of the Capital az Albany IN place
Of N. Lee, Esq., resigned. e.
fxdsusbugh Railroad stock bss fsDen TO ?! 10 b0s'on
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corsv oy erNrEN sEss,oNs-Fs'O"-e''"' tao

Jacob MeVVgs, c0Victcd Yesterday OF gran" i''ohN'
-. !. eles ..a % ihe susie Prison o. Nrt NtaS
l.pes Nsses& veens man We i1"d ,as'f' @, s 81
I'D i.,s.as n hs,ns secfvifd bis IN ne house ~ AZ "
trS ~ - CA,ttysi arcr vcTy Suspicious cunsion''h mo
t~sV s>esk at tsrt "a Wete tiVhatS,o
g. 9e.ts 40 sScnlpcc tar she term
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u,x,Ss eousr ssce,s ,sa,. rro~rs,'

The eattcs ewA @s With e1thess =" te" "VS" '
= So, A. -, rsssN eSees eeiet ~ ~. t wy y ~ w."
Sss ,sAsA tNNea, sv'af sss v'si"g .as ray ~ ~.
s>s,e NV - WV ttNN \, tHtet ai Ia ftsatd o. tbr
sa-fe re ,.., sAst its .tt ~ dcNNdsa poorttly
iaAi t'eeiti
,ses - c~st fftn Ne ttse e" ne N,M,e,N s"
s.tsfA Nevf tesfA"S v" W. Wv " W. ''''''N' w."
ks.,S,t NcsSiti ~ aeVeaeeA
"N@f YNN COLLISION.
,A.,h.A..,s 49, ne Nslv,, NivtF Raiirosa Co
ah ~ hsgs ana Nesep, che tfacN, ant VEN no
81 tArWn ea srA rVefvd, AID hs h'Ite tloNn
~ Aatt ~ Niefs ,toN cs NtNatce u Va shown
ssNt eve - hc ~ So ee tr f.tN and az eH'
80 ~ ess ghs aid hat the rir ss 10 me- terNcf
~ scwa Nv tAe VcNa vi Arrcss u 'oe ease ct Ny"S
ksicai Ncfei NonsA q Az when a"
pi.aR .aaS Nv sAlwtas hs'lf ~ have been Va
s. , hi law lbl t,fA3 Ai W hcf bad hcr vnsAN ola's "a"
cfihc nrstsrnes
ert.le gstt, When Y'suuaNss 6's' esNe % he ush
- III tlsA hs bsnS saN beN epi thc cenV
81 ne NslsaaNe The complaint IVES discussed
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by Sandy Hook Printing Telegraph. ]


thick and that cannot discern any YES
sels ether inward or outward bound.
Wind isht from NV
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financial.

SEyENTH WARD BANK.-Ngw-Yo YORK, June 10,
- ls5A an election this day held the following named gentle
i i2HS SxE A AERsaH S 2HsT
81 PR ikg,I hA ARnss NATHAN y, BABcqcK,
% Sgif assrY E ESESSfE 4 s.Fa md
AIFRED ERksFR " ~
For Inspector, Of the THOMSON, JOHN
an Te,sf q ne Board Of Directors. :S.sqpep held VII
ensuing place Of John w. Lawrence Esq declined
Eeseei ,11 Nv MhereuPon i was rn9s! ui9asiy
wsd ssns BE- ssd are to the Hon John W Law
tniion they regret his retirement f.oa pooa which he
has SO l'Bs oeeuTied With credit hsef AID seon them
,,oFncr o. THE DEL,w,RE. LAcEAw.sS. .D)
"h'TrRA HA'LH''O SSSwr n.y. 80 oW'L5Ssr,
NOTlCE.-subscriber to the 81, 500, 900 increased
III SFTEEs PF GENT . By. @os titled that IN rtssI
be payable at the PhenS Bank City NewYOr sATUR
DAY the hist day OF fs R{ SISeI Of "a. Se:s
oFFIeE os LITTLE MIAMI RaLsoApc Col
IEE.susEa,s DErAErsrsr, cHossArI, June Il, 1854 :
A 7 MEETING OF the Directors of the Company
DEND OFyE PER CENT was dselsrsd Soi Of tie .rns for
co1y On md S ns Ss ss
%i n; IasEs % The Ss City ;1s S.s III.
fG5a on all stock Of the Company registered ther Office.
''4' 'n .ioi HANDY BY a Tss.a S the
oFFIeE CoLoSBvs AND XssA RAILROAD CO.
Treasury DEPARTMENT. COLUMBUS. June g. 1851
Al MEETING of the DIRECTORS of this
Company held this dag their Office IN city DIVIDEND
o. FIVE PER CENT declared OF the earnings
x months ending May 81 1851 payable the Stockholders the
oek OF the Company aud after the oh inst the
wuow Lanr Co the City NewYori on ali stock Of the
Company REGISTERED there fractional shares payable either Ia csh
or stock Of the Company AZ the option Of tockhodors order
> e. WRIGHT Treasurer.
B,sE or SoRrH AMERICA Nsw-YoRK June Ia 1854
hIVIDEND.-The Board OF Directors have THIS
~ DAY declared Dividend OF THREE AND A HALF PER
ss 81 ssss ,f The Transfer P's sfY s S
OsvieE rae NoRrR ANssicm FIsr I,,v.,ycx "a !
No. Walst.. NewYerk June g. ie54
Dl'lDEND.-The Board of Directors of this Com
1sny have this day declared ssmAnnas Diya,na al tx
fEh GENT On the Capital ssch, payable dernsnd
W. BLEEckER Secretary.
l AND WARRANTS BOUGHT and SOL ID upon IA.
sofahe srns and CLAIMS BOUNTY ann pyNsfogs
"afArA sAr attended 70 ~ orc wOcpMAN 10 wuisn,,s
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Miliimerp, &r.

A WIDOW LADY, who is about eonmeesScds, : !
"A small Fancy Store. wishes ASS 1cfATE With oos
LADY who Is good Millner Dressmaker and
something Of keeping As capital reaaifed e
Box Nc. 2,0ss Post.Ofice. ~ -.
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Totals months. CO ,97j g. .sqr a. 1909 y
The quantity of Flour Wheat, Corn and Barley left AZ
tide.watsr during second week June in the years
1853 and 1854 is s follows:
Flour, bills Wheat bash. Corn, brsh Barley ti
INSTRUMENTATION l29sS25 4e24s i45
1881 ...........s75 SsSI4 1909 1854
Iuc.....ll4lS Inc. 25SsI9 Inc..l235N lnc... 94tj
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left a. tide
water from the commencement of navigation the 18th
of June inclusive during the years 1853 and 1884 s
follows:
Flour, bbls. Wheat, bash. Corn, bush. Barley bu
1853 ...........S5fOl7 6G4 is5 352,tll l81 -
ltS4............S 0l,693 1870 l3co,sN stttb
l7.?55 Inc..i c4b0 Inc, 7So1i
The aggrt gate quantity of the articles left at tide
from The commencement Of navigation TO the 18th
of june inclusive during tho years 1882 and 1884,
follows:
Flour btls Wheat; bush. Com bush. Bsriey 10.
1901 oS5 taIsIt lr3ot,SA Sofo
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Ital, nre 40 iollcwa
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ALPANY-Ar Jnne 49, prorelers Swan, Groesbck, Pbede
mia; Pa,roon Wharton de- ehIs Adelaide. Nckefson DO
Catarnct Wells NeYok Cid soop Southport, Wilson, Pro'
depce.
APPoNAUG-Arr. June IS schr w B. Darling Dawson Ba'ti
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-23

was composed Of men of all Glasses and conditions
In this civ.
"Bnt what, pray. Is TO be the test by which
this conelave will Judge Of mans fitness Tor Of
hcr VII it be moral worth Intellectual "a.
cellence ! A high sense Of The obligations 81
Justice Never bit Of it,
Now this j. n most extraordinary sentence
But | think have convinced all CANDID meh'ihat
there was no secret conclave. either under the
preten=e of a town meeting.or any other pretense
about this matter. from its inception to the pres
emf mumert. But even if there had been, DEFY
..OnTGAa with all his learning. all his talont' To
select II men better qualified IN every and any
respect to discharge the responsible duties OF Al
termcn Of thi. city. If he will, pledge myself
for 10 vote for them.
| thank .,oNraAn or the consolation he sug
rests in our vaulfng ambition. True, nll men
cannot be "Madizons, or Munroes. or Mans
fields or Marshalls." II is equally true that all
men cannot be .sOMrGAs." Pity they should
If Toney I.umpkin wants TO ttke bumper at the
Three j. ly Pigeons who'll say him nay ~ No
body that kuow of But that's not the qucs-
ton. Docs mine host # the Three Jolly Pig
cons" keep a regular bona fde ordinary Such
IN one as by hs lars Of This good old Common
,etaifh OF ours rouid authorize The Hastings
Court 10 grant him license 10 sell Toney Lump
kin these bumpers
That's the question, and upon IL let ''oMEGA'
face the music
If "Omcga" cnn find temperance man" who
has sunk the voice of reason in sort OF Ynssa-
age ia his creed he viii doubtless receive sat
isfaetory answer 70 his question.
Great i Diana Of the Ephesians"
80 is Omega Of the -
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Citizens, Meeting.

1t will be observed that the Mayor calls "a meet
ing of the citizens Mt O'Clock this evening To
consider the proprety of appointing delegates To
the Charleston Convention. Delegations from
all Of the other important cities and towns Of
Virginia, have already been appointed aud ~
view OF tho many measures directly affecting our
own trade. which may claim the consideration of
that body. It is earnestly hoped that tie imPor-
tance of representation in ii by this city will
induce n f5ii ait ndanee of INGREDIENTS aud eit-
zen- general II ihe proposed meeting Ibis eve,
ninp