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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26
Eeo YOA Believe ias

ZONES & WHITE are receiving large stock of Gro
81 ceres. at D. NJ luinans old stand, which they can
afford to sell cheaper than the article be had else
where in Saunton for cash-Also lot offs Day Brass
Clocks for S. and 80 Hour Clocks for 49, and all kinds OF
ry Goods in the same proportion. 1t will be to the inter
est Of those in search Of bargains to give them call before
purchasing elsewhere. Remember the place. opposite the
Post Office
December Is, 1850.
sEwELE, JANNEYs& oWTNGs,
wholesale Grocers, and Commission Merchants,
CORNER OF LOMBARD STREET AND cHEAPslDE,
BALTIMORE.
JAMES NJ. sEWELL, WILLIAM H. 1ANNh''
SAMUEL B. oWINGs,
Baltimore, January 10, lS5l.-ly.
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MI0-EIIa 6 Ig@DlA@N S0Ns

Mr0IEIIA 6 Ig0IEl&l3ES0N'o
Attorneys at LAW,
STAUNT0N gIRGLNIA.
rg,HoS. J. NICHE s H. H. ROBERTSON hav,
ing associated themselves together In tne pfac'ce oI
tho INV in al the Courts held in Augusta will give prompt
and dilieent attention all business entrusted to them
One of Them will always be found in the office of the SEN
ior partner.
o. They will also give prompt attention to the secur-
ing Of Bounty Land claims.
StauntOn, Sept. 4, lS5O-tf.
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=. TwoMAs ALBERTsoN,

e. THOMAS ALBERTsoN
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WAYNESB ORO', "a,
PRACTICES in the Augusta, A be marie and
Nelson. Office in the room lately occupied by Col.
George BAYLOR, where he may be found at all times unless
when absent on professional business.
. Nov. 29, lS4S.
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BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
W%s'i , Y y I Pos,e"'' P''p''s''''.
April 8, 1850.
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ENCOURAGE YOUR OWN MECHANICS

November %, l849.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-26
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

December IS, 1S50.-tds.
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wAYNasBORoUGN
DRUG lANIIPOlNG(UMIo

Staunron, February IL, 1851.
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Wa. Central Railroad
MMElhIIAING9

January /, lS5l.-H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

June o. lat 20 S. Tom - 35. seen bark showing
blue sga painted PORTS. apparently about 10 unN
july the Grand Banks, fishing sch PNapsco, ot Gas
tine wHh 500 q>h. =. &c.,
Iy mot-toa sarah Francis Tuly 22 ~ miles T. Of Sandy
H,oa, Fem ship Martha. kloc>gether, a. dis I'm Bremen
passengers Tor Baltimore, ali well,
June s. lat &C. Ion H. Swedish bark Daniel, hence t'r
Hull.
Sierra Leone, "a Us out.
July 10 lat ST. Ion bark Prospect, OF B1,-
ton. from New York for Wilmington, NC ,
July 2D. Tat 81, Ion II. seen a snip stanang = WIN
white signal and black cross m ~ , NJ,
June 80. lon -. bark kanawha, Higgins, Tn fld-
de phta Tor Gloucester. Eng
july la - 81. ION 81 3D. was seen snip ''>ePhuS I'M
OTean, f,r Liverpool -, - :,
York for ST Domingo CITY =,
June lat S. lon 30, Br ship Elizabeth Bentley, In Mo-
bile Tor Liverpool. o..
June 90 lat 70 r. Ion 60 o. ship Fdes Borland from St
John, NIB, for Liverpool o,..s
Liverpool, 10 days out. Same time, br birA boilh' i"h
Quebec for Liverpool. ., a.. o.,
bound y.
June a. IS 3d. Ion 10 exchanged signals with bark Jd-
Meta, bound T..
Iu3 lat a. s. ion a &c. exchanged signals with bark
Pa'rcs Henry. standing same way
Iuy p lat "a lon a. bark Sump.er Of Charleston,
from London for Boston Same tlme was seen bark NeP-
Jug g. at q 49, lon IS 49, exchanged signals with ship
bound to the eastward, supposed 10 be the Liberty oi
Juy lax - g. lon 49, exchanged signals with packet
ship Lond n, standing +. .u
No Gafc lat u 30 ~ lon Y 6j W. bng Pollock from
PhllaGel, hia for --, % days out
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nisasters. &C.

RR BRIG RtNBLgR. (of swansea Cu1ps S. is I'm Liver
200 for NIarS before reported NailK tsna>cl, rri
the disaster Tt Ills, In; a. lon she towel Do h,1
IN Three Fathom Harh0r III. AMI hy Dast-
mouth 10 Halifax. itth. The has boea ac'r-
rec-ly BE- loItod 81 IN from swansea
FISHING SHAwNur 4 CaStne, was ashore n CAaSo
Isl u.sf hut 20, OF without m ch Gamaye
So PrarENAKER n Owls Head picked NJ I'm ms,
mikes - 81 Bakers Island Composed near fhonis,'
5foo lafhs. handspNc> and water barrels pant rel
had spose another vessel which pck1i ~ 81 e ANS
handsplkes water barrel new galley aud the SHE OF
companion way.
RtRx S0plI II lsis los. Machas good ycs-
SCI of about $50 tunS years old valued a. >9H7 Ihen
: insurance upon her Boston f'r S30Oa equal ls d'
between the New England Equitable and Co,uuh an oi-
fees The remaining fourth probably insured 10 DIS
taut Office
son ATLANTIC Der Dropping down tn river IN Ban
sor uorunx OF 18th. below Hampton. clnsat on shore
about half tide BIT probably susiaIue N damage
ScHR pocAuONTAS. NcNulen. Of Gloucester. was AZ
sized In the Of CanSo. It'll INST. She was after Vad
rghed having sustained ting damage eNcs7t m her olt-
FITS which PARTIALLY DESTROYED one q the crew vas
De low AZ the time succeeded getting ont before se
of Part Of the crew lc and returned home and the cap
tain procured crew and has pruceeied MO IN bA
rThiS undoubtedly the schooner hy Capt IL N1n
II schr Mahda. mentioned IN the Pic0H CN0H''f OF the
llth .uStl . -,
Schr Augusta Springer NJ Stonugton from NaSBcl.urd
reports d. RUM ng INTO Sjon.n-ton Nrhor 2oth INST ct
ashore but was got or acrnooa with n othcG dA
age than the loss OF false kfe. go
A teacgranhic dispaich from Norfolk. 20 a house m
Charleston was received Baltimore Tuesday. eacoSei
IN letter dated Chare>ton. Sth INST, sa'ns .hl' ne
schr Fdwin Farrar Brrwniey. frum blun're b'nml 10
Charles wrecked of Cmcomc 'uuco he1ca
lost. saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
DIED,

At Philadelphia, Tuesday marrns, july p. the So,h
year Of HIS age, HENRY ECkfokD. S'G Of the late
Henry EckfoTd II tins City.
His Will he inferred al Hampstead. l. L, tins
DAY al u O'Clock
on THURSDAY july 81, ELIZA SKAArS, aged 50 Yeas.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
Invited 70 attend her funeral thus day afternoon al p
SSlock NON her late residence, 10 NJTiulk-Si
" Buffalo papers please copy
After short and severe illness, Mr. WILLIAM lN-
oNS, N The toth year Of his ssc.
nus nends and the tnends Of his brothers Phlhp, Nj
enae Sho joan are respectfully requested - attend h ia
neia tron ms late resdcnce rs pearl this dSy Fgday
25th INST, a, 1t O'Clock 2 Nj
On Ihursday morning, July "a AMELIA twin daughter
Of John aad Hester Honey we'll. ae,T IA vrxrs
The friends II the family reSeefy nvi,ei 10 NJ
tend the funeral Friday a, 81 o,lck y ~ f,cr, m.
residence Of her parents No - Aayxr5.st
On "Wednesday, July 3. SARAH JANE wife of Wal,
ter Duncan. AGED - years
The friends and relatives u the family are resDec,fau
invited 10 attend the faneral Friday aferno,o ~
o'clock, from her late residence ii Fourth sy ami
Twenty nth ST. without further notice Tue menhes
Of Hancock Ledge l. u. of - aud the members OF The
Yust National Guard Troop, are also Invited 70 attend
MA ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

There was a more active business at the
Stock Board to-day, but generally at lower prices.
Reading and Enc were the favorite stocks, but The
sales Of Norwich were also large After The Board
prices still further declined but at the Second Board
there was better feeling and some recovery IN p1ces
Norwich closed IN demand at 55i and Erie at s3i.
Reading maintains considerable hrmness and iariem
hutuates but slightly Ere seems to be the especial
game Of the operators for decline and various IN
favorable rumOrs are set a1oat by them Siomngton
fell off % cent New-Jersey Mining IS hrmer and
sold at IO, seller 4months. Long Island and Canton
are heavy Farmers continues very in lctye. Mali
son and Indianapolis advanced again I cent. Erie
Securities are also declining, and Governments show
lower prices with moderate inquiry. Further sales
of Virginia Skies were made at l0j, both at the
Board and at private sale. considerable sale was
made to a Savings Bank for permanent investment
The market for Exchange is very quiet,
and rates have a downward tendency Sterling Is
I0a lOl Francs lOd5 Osi. The supply bills Is
considerable.
Freights are without change but heavy.
ENGAGEMENTS 5000 or 5000 bbls Flour TO Liverpool
1896 q, I'D. 10000 bush. Grain at 4d did Cot
ton Id ads. per bale Dead weight at Us 81. To
London 1000 bbls. OIL Cake at 2s., and 1000 or 1000
bbls Flour at Is Cd. To Glasgow some engagements
were made at previous rates. The market Is quiet
for California.
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are,
$le6 2ss Paid s36,s39 Balance $2,l92,ln.
The Specie in Bank, according to the
Journal of Commerce, is about 100000 less than
the l.t inst since which the shipments Of coin have
boa, ovo, four millions The fptlreS follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
fpFR AyERIeA. At BOSTON j
By telegraph.

NEW BEDFORD. July 23-Arriyed sch Kossath, New
YORK ship Eliza Adams London
SALE VI. July Z3-saI.et. sehr Globe. New YORK
RICHMOND, July 2J-Arryed set Mar PECK, New
York
BOSTON, J ~ly 24-Arr banks Osmznl. Snyrna May IS
Nashua Philadelphia, brig PhEnir, Aux Cages, sch sas
Wright, SYnrs.
ca barks Henri Shelton and Bag State. Baltimore bngs
Fhnterty, Cape Town, q Argo. Savannah; Marine,
Richmond. I1nger. Florence and Enc, PhIla.
PORTLAND. July Z3-ArT ID fennell. Georgetown
{.
CID bng Villa II II Spur, PhIla.
NORFOLK July z3-cld ship Madison. for Navy Bay
While N Hampton Road. the refused perform duty
and the CaApte obliged 10 fvrnsh get
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

cid. at New. Bedford ed bark America, West, Allan
tic Ocean.
\ rom Capt Congdon, of ship Alpha Of Nantncs
e. reports he March o lat 81 s, Ion lJ h. months oi
with 40 ibis sp oil. all well. ,
May o. a' g Ion So ship IIarbnger supposed of
Nestport. oil not reported 80.
letter rom Capt Spooner Of bark Sea Fox, of west
port POINT ports her JuDe ~ lat 81 ID " Ion 30 ~ al
wel-ccnn Spoke June g. same lat, Sc, Two BROTHERS.
Nichols NIB clean, (sent home y spJ 4lst Dr FiahNh'
Grford Westpor weeks out, clean; 10th, Cernthidn,
Stewart. NB n Is out. do
letter from Capt Amy. Of bark Harvest OF New-bei
ford REPORTS her of Honolulu May clean 10 SAL IA n"
hnus IN Acre Seas-t0uched for medical ADVICE Capt
having famed hIs lcg--othcrwise all well.
july 10 lat 81 a. lon ~ 20 brig Lewis Brown OF Boston,
on "a wha..p- cruso-hal 30 casks oil on board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
Kxox Co1LEes.-This institution is 10

Gated AT (;alesburg. III TIE annual Co'n;nsacs-
meni occurred on the 25th Of June. The era llA.n5
class was small consisting Only Of s2VeA 81 80
Sr sIeadh Of thought cearnees and strength 81 a.
or'nent. and proprie;E Of elocuton. lie ai i5e
Sefore the literary societies vas dehyere1 o. non
80 pes-.orsitilities Of American Scaolars Inc
eIercisos OF Commencement day were elosel oy a
address from President Blanchard one Of tae Iles-
dlvines Of the country and whose sncces,.. "a, 81
acemenf Of the College has won for hin i'sA rep
utatlon.
~ Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, OF Pennsyl-
.-,s ,,o learn from the calef9niG7, Is no" on w.
!, 10 ms mother. at Peacham- VI.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. July %.
Cleared.

Shir-I7aaA Walton. Pgmmer, Redmond.
Bars-Wm Henry. Watts Ctdz. J hlwell
Eries-S CUSHING, Wade. Marseies, j I White, Alert
tNorsl Dolson. Quebec schmidt Bachen. Trumye ate,
(Br) Nedd.cf. Leshrrn, II l. Routh y son.
sChooners-Gh Bias. BecnWlth, New-liayen, master
Sarah Elizabeth. Smith. New-lia master; jsepl
Mash Rogers JAG ,sonylle. j Gree, Edward Adams,
Steel PAlaGelp ha, Jas HANDY Hanover North, Redmond
{ n Person
Stops Caroline FebrngsT. Philadelphia, NcNct,
NIgilanf, Wells Providence. master
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In p0ctef-glID S1rreI n For rom Hfrre-IamlIton q
Wild of Boston; Arnold fli-iherger, OF Germany Ana
Barbara hiaer Regina haer, sam eel Maer, Rosa
mcnd Nacr, all o' Germany
IN llrF V,raOu rom S,r47n4h-E Bnkley. lady and
children: Mrs NJ Dyon aud son. Dixon ani lady, NJ
" God aud lady Nh " proc-0r. MD. Mr. r Schmtg ~
In iyr0 Zend from LeoRcAIrs ). Miss aud Mss
+ Keenan, AMI SIR - WeSier.
IN 5rt1 Monserrot Porto Cibei0-Mr Savage Mrs
Hove Mis- Bread, + Baasch.
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A RIVAL of DIR. c. W. ROBACK at

n New YOrk.-The celehT1'ed DR.. G. W. kObA,h'
from Sweden Professor Of Astnl0gy Astronomy, Phienm
and Geomancy having Just arrived from Piia1sipns,
where he has with the most extraordinary shcoss "
the last four years offers hs U the eitHensI ~
New York and rs vicinity Tie he consulted WIZ -
ms Office by letter, Il prepaid and he Is prepare,
make use of hi power II the following topics bu
ness Of all descriptions travelling b. land Or sea Cpe,s
shIps advice for thar successful ACCOMPANIMENT
srecuating socs merchandise real estate Ihe "
covering Of legacits IN dispute the purchasing oi uAs
and sae'y Of shps Ue also hiss had thf bouH
Of receiving certificate from the Honorable & Iohh p'
nadOtte. formerly KING of sweden which viii give IN
great pleasure showing ~ those who EsOr hin WIZ
call he also offers hs services rcspectng health $500
aud marriage love afars, Journeys la" siis, dihesy
business. fraud. sickness and death past pfesenI anl
events and all the concerns ~ life, and invites az
call no afflicted c0fpoTeaIly or mentally Iefns
dies 20 Gentlemen 81 Nay ties calculated ah1 ~.
fun accOfdIns 10 the oracle and ua.cnliDh Signs Dr.
81 gentlemen - 20 NalyifIes calculated aecOrdlos n
Goomancy. fDT ladies' So ~ fG - gentle men -, 10 I
s. Persons a distance bye their na'iyites dtNs
by sending the date Il the day Il their bIrb All htsn
containing the above Zee viii receive immeda e atteatos
and natytes VIII be sent 20 any part u the United sie
written durable paper All ieters any Of the sno',
TOPICS # pos'pald vii te answered gTats. HIS one,
ats hIte-st two blocks belOs Broadway. ylSfS'
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~ room 4 up stairs, New York.fhs es'abllshmsnr,,
resi- ectfuly informs the public iIa VII rys uor
attention To the assayipg Of GOLD. SILVER tOfrEn
and LEAD ORES Holders of CALlFORNiA noLp
will find this good opportunity 10 as ertnn the iea ,au e
sW EEPs, STEENINGS, &c bought At he hShes, Ey.%
HE leIJ Zm hWh
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SnnkPn. &c.

Sune l. lat r. ~ Ion 30 W. was seen ship Witch OF th'
Wave. Mle;t, from Boston, May 20, Tor san francisco
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FINN 5a- Correspondent
UIJADFI PHIA. July 9l-8rrrrof-Bark Plez VII
Ans P1rrn "a rc,. hrrs Wan Clar>. Day MAJ agnes,
PS. J n Long Long NYprk. Parthenoa DAYS a. Sc IS
seaman (Hrl. Ayrss Cum aeran3, Ms Came VI - II
T,rcue S-ron On. II Bs8ilcv. Mills. al hset' VI
Truisn. Pcn'arin NNor<, Jerome. wlhsru; 1o' 'oaa
Na-nu. Io1len do. Lille SsIud-fS, CorS a. Fto -
Isabel y ,liasas New Rochelle Brand yHine' 1AhAs
Poug ltce.se. ste ,aer lron.ites, Green y eors. Co...
Csrrcd- Shlrs Onward. Chase ~ M; Is, - 49,
Mo.anv IvcrrFol. harNs tairu.1rn t Dnling. NJ
Venezuela. WIls-r. Iacrayra, hn-S Nanc' An,
Porrsr-l ulh. Err4rc CraVsA Boston, tmn btA.'- 90
A-e y unrE Portland >ctS Tyrone. >tr1af -, - 1i
w.ch Vauiala. Strout Boston. { Ben'lr,. Wrs " a.
zen Grace Daring Bartlett. bridegroom. Rl-1iioa Hi
sr Boston. Mary ruitel. Baynln. MOS, /" N'is'
D-cssrSrn NiddlefuNn. Jerome willard. Portland
A Scaarl. IsTer NNarS. Lile SalnlcrS C1r>oa - L.
ton Isabel Williams New Rochelle, Brandgwlne 1Ted .
Prov dsncc stsamer Ere. Jones. NfOr<.
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NurI,ets ALBANY. July q.

Receipts during the past "a hours FLOUR, 9OOO
kbls Wheat. none CoRN, 3,JVO Du>i, fLoOk i
steady hn, there IS little doing Prime WHEAT IS IN
far milling demand sales 1909 bush Genesee at
LOG CoRF is steady at yesterdays rates sales
~ 900 bush at safe for mixed western Sales were
made of 8 eco bush of two-rOWed BARLEY, TO arrive
IN Senfember. on private terms
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n,rLet. BUFFALO. july "a.

Receipts since yesterday FLOUR, 1900 oos .
:, ,derate demand ana the market rs a shade IN Ia
yor Of BUYERS sales Of 900 bb.s VI chgan Al 8 5I~
2 40 Prime ono WHEAT D. IA good request al pre-
yous rates There IS less donsln Com and tne mar
trt rs heavy. OARS are steady III small sales at
33l FREIoHrs are without change.
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MINIATURES ALNASAC----rHrs DAY.
suS-R,sss.4 a. Sets-.--7 y M00N-Rises 4jm
Hon wArEE-.--.-Jny 81
Randy ok Sim Gov Island GIN Hell Cate io.h
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Reccints of Produce.
Passengers Arrived.

Py ne North Rircr Boats, Ttursf1v, Jy 2i-l39 hAs
Flour 933l bush Wheat iOll do Corn 3i6i do oats lOf
bhls shes 1913 d. Whisky, l5o bales Wool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

An ordnance has passed The Court Policy " 'Hana
ucng the rates Of poiage II promises mat Tor every
vessel rng on leay NJ port Dcmerara there shan
paid hp the master conssnee. at the plnt once h'
following rates For each vessel of the drait OF
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NARRlED.

On W ednes day evening. Jul, -. by Rev Mr. HAITI
Cap. h +. MARSH cot pacsot ship Ns.ctlAl 10 VI 4
CORpEllA daughter Of Vim. A, Gregory, Esq, a
thus City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
Markets BALTIMORE, J

Sales were made OF 600 bushels City Mills FLOUR
at 30. and 900 Ho~aId-st at l2i. Prime Red
Wpytr sold at s4a sc, and White at "a e9sc. Corn
is unchanged
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Later from Porto Cabello-Faiiure OF an A"c-
zion House.
Supposed Murder.

BosroN Thursday, July "a.
The body OF young woman, named frances
Goodrich, was found IN the COCK az to.llci0, "a,
Wharf mis- morning 1t bore marks OF violence. An
,,ouext iS IN he hed
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her OUTSIDE the Capss Arr schs Ceyioa saniea >arh
Be- ton: J = Parker, NHsdt)rd -
BSIrINoRE jill Arr sAp Athens. Liverpool bark
Ida BQ~ren.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.


eoHtAeYn Maonsac TekgTcpi 0cs eoTser o. sss he''"
Bscrer ysreets.
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Tb.t continuation will also &c ma le % ha'ies~'
oho. which will he met by ne Cincinnati and bellp'e
Road with which this Road viii connect a, the rsat
uoint TO form he shortest tine 70 haysvdle Le1inS
ton. &C, and that pan Of the M1ysFlIle ani >a7iy
Road. when VII D. between Portsmouth AM Mays
vile, viii form the completing INK OF 'his sreA1
chain.
The Customs revenue OF the United
States. executing California AMI Oregon NJ 70 3,ih
June 1871, WIS s4so6s,iii against S'9-23o,S5 5 IN
1850, showing an increase Of ss-S2s,'J3'
At Phiadelqhia the Money market Is az
tive aad rates advancing. Paper IS IN good sapPly3
At meeting of the friends OF the En-
roman and North American Railroad. he'll At Port
land On Tuesday. john \. Poor. Esl. Of Porltnl,
ono If tho Executive Committee. made report n
,e~,rI "a the success which hal attended their efforts
s-uce the Contention N August last. charter hal
been obtained on favorable terms, ron the Legsla-
,nre n Name. and sum granite! for the survey Of
the route Of the Road from Bangor 10 the boundary
line New-BrunswIck had also caused a surrey Of
s norton Of the route 20 be made, and liberal grants
Of crown lands had been made. The surveys hal
shown that the character OF the country through
which the route passed were most favorable, and that
the cost OF the construction OF the Road would be
comraraiively small. Mr.. Poor stated that what
was now sought was the obtaining Of a subscription
10 the stock Of the Road 10 the amount Of One Nil
lion Of dollars. which viii enable the Company 10
nroceed with the work New Brunswick. ne sud
would build the Road from 81. John TO the 5Oun1Iy
line. as soon as the assent OF the Imperial Govern
ment was obta ned to the Facility bill passed BY the
Legislature Of the Province and If the assent was
not obtained. the Road would undoubtedly be built
bv enterurisng citizens Of the Province Several
other speakers made urgent and powerful appeals Ia
behalf Of the Road. In the afternoon, Committee
APPOINTED for the purpose submitted resolutions TINT
the enterprlse continues to merit and command the
favor Of the people OF Maine-expressng approoa-
ton Of the course pursued ~ the Executive Com
miitec and declaring as the sense Of tue meeting
that the subscription to the amount Of ten tlouslnt
shares in the stock Of The Company chartered BY the
State, viii fully justify the immediate organization
Of the Company, and the commencement OF Inc worA
The Bank Of the Old Dominion has been
organized IN Alexandra. This Bank Is based upon
deposit Of Virginia Coupon bonds.
The Washington Mtelhgeacer quotes
letter from y. NJ Ro,hschid & Sons, stating thll
ihoy hold the credit OF the State OF Virginia in very
high estimation"
The following is a condensed statement
of the condition of the Bank OF Kentucky and branch
es on the LIST July, 1851
CaDltal Stock -, fp'.u'p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25
From the South-Potai Case of shoofinz-"reas
Drouth in virginia-Foote for Governor OIL
mississippi.

BALTIMORE THURSDAY, July a.
TIE Southern mail has arrived .,.. H.
r,ro whIcb Dsyi6 d Bri1eeford from Canada Vas
sboi and MORALLY wounded ~ VIVA. haIgfove, who
surrendered himself .,
,.virg fallen since the first sunday IN May Inc corn
and tobacco crops are ruined ..,,
letter from yicksburg says That cen 4 oo.e " a.
.veep the State for Governor, but the Secess''S'S
are making desperate Efforts
Later from Porto Cabello-Faiiure OF an A"c-
zion House.
PBILApELpHIA Thursday, July 81
The bark Paez Capt. Wilkins from Porto Caoel-
In Nth cargo of 800 bags OF coffee, arrived mere
this morning. AL. 9,
failed a few DAYS since for over $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

The above figures show that the decrease OF spe-
ce since March 3, under an export of over fifteen
millions, has been only two millions. The Banks
hold now half a mithon more coin that they dad IA
April
The traffic of the Madison aud lndianap-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-25

1--WE HUNDRED gross SOLAn
Il LAMP WICK, No. l and 9 Beet gusty, o. -
low prces, By DIETZ, BROTHER CO..
jeHf Is4 Wilbzn-@