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RICHMOND. ysly 2o-Arr sehn 0ess.s. Dslss. NYsek,
San fR.Scisco COZ Js ~ ls-Aruv.a-Br .hl, x.....u.
Ho.s Kops schss wslinantio. vaie 0rssOA Cspaosty,
asS.Bs Sss Alert. Abbott. Hobart Tow, solr L Y.l.
sss-Bris Daniel wili..on. Cap. Yl.s.sry; yr.ulli.
Ssss;s s.s & Bay
sd ssssmshp coiunSis. Dali. Panama via Aoa,ulco;
sehr Lydia Fsunterey, San Diego;
orniss; .Sip Hndsa:is Wilson NYcsi s days. e'h' rom
S g. 1 s.1s s
s e. .s: Il a.,s
asS.s,s: s:hD: Oregon. WATKINS. P,..%. Pacific. L.
ea Kong :s D..
s c1sa kss Ssss Sarah
.s a wa :ssn s'sss s':s
i1ssP Tow. .Ar
sd'a, Valparaiso ''Ar
Ssd ssg P.9pesss ds copispo iMsn) YuchAura. H..st
Bowl
Jos. aoVfs n1Is nias
. a s.s sss
gun % M..I Sps'y 81
wnlistop. stocitoni Sycamore. Crime, do; Alex
vssss sssis.! Fi S'i Ssssss
b
Page dol soops Eureka Dennis stockton; Flowing Gala
Hoyt. do.
Mooney, Sydney Georgia, sOuie Calcutta brig Caroline.
Gilhsm Union and Panama.
22d-Bsgs Paeifoo MKellsn. Hobart Town; Magdalena,
Paris. San Bias; Susaa Abgsii, Trashe, Oregon.
2Sd-Brps Psquette de Copiapc (Mexl Yuchaarao
LAM Clara tswed), Lupdburg. Hong Kong.
(Brl, Victoria.
a7th-Br bark Cape Breton Valparaiso brgs Pryde Br,
Hobart Town; Clara (Swl Hong Kong
Cruz 2h brig Virginia for San Francisco scbrs
Traveller, Eudoras and Roanoke, for do.
At Pedro 18th, brig Col Fremont, Earskin to sal
evening for San Francisco schr 5sphe kldr1se 10
sail same evening for San Diego.
At Bodega 2h schrs Fayeway ldg San Diego, just
from San Francisco.
SAVANNAH July 2l-CId shhs Hartford. Burke. NYork
SULLIVAN. July I0-AIr schrs Thames Hooper Ron
dout 10th, brig Rescue. Strattop, NYork.
SALEM July 2N-Arr Br schr Harriet Alice, Williams,
st Marys Bay Sid bark Upton. River Of Plate
bria In land
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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA AT BOSTON.

The Cunard steamship America, Captain Shannon, az
rived Bostoa at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning. and
parces papers for the press brought the city
By tho New Haven train lest night. The mails win ar
rive here thk morning
Our teegraphic dispatches from Halifax, published
wednesday and Thursday mornings, gave an eptome
OF the three days later brought by the America
The advces Of very little apparent importance but
we give to-day, few additional extracts
Important dispatches sent OF on the 9th instant
from the Colonial ONCE for the Governors OF Canada
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
The Enssh squadron, under Admiral Dundas, was
at Malaga the Sd instant. 1t was composed OF the
Britannia, Trafalgar Albion Vengeance, Beierophos,
Phston and Indefatgable. and Terrible steamer
Tho Birmingham and Oxford Railway will be opened on
the first OF September next
There change In the prices Of the Californian
and Australian gold mining shares which remain steady
Transactions have place in the Royal Australian
Banking and Gold Importing Company at u prem. for
the settlement
There has been good demand this week for American
stocks The present quotations Of the various classes
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n R0TImE INTEL O E n.
Movements OF Ocean Sc
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY % 1861.

Cleared.
Ship Rappahannock. Cushing. Liverpool, W T .ps-
5:sn
Ship Houshton Doane. St John, NB & T Tapseott &
Barn Ssasis1 ss.ssie1 aenolsa Trsnss e''l
Bark canmore tBr), Harvey. st Johns Foster Nick
Big cornsh!.n Randa BsrSasces G.ssI sSt Co. w.
Brig Nancy PRATT Bates. Wilmington, NC, Burger. Hurl
sohr British Queen. Johnson Eleuthera Eneas Hutch.
Sehr John Warren. Confer, Georgetown, Van Brunt
sehr Galleso; Nelson; Richmond. G Il Per.on.
sse.nsr onsid.. o'Siss, Phiadsiphis. Briggs.
Sloop Mary Ellen Corson Baltimore, j W Mckee.
Steamship United States. Dennis. Aspinwa days IL
Steamship Ghsroles Davenport, New Orleans. July IL.
Roanfs tS sa
sH s. to ss. s,s
a s ssas S h had sA si s
Ion A. passed large iceberg The was tOwed into Qua
Il: u. A :s
into nigh. tug Aeslis. was '''''
u S,r 3 A;,h Ki%ba Am'Sury Man
Bark M'.lel c0ls0n, Exums {BAhsms'), 10 days. with
with salt e. Geksr i'ana'
Bark John Andrews lof Boston, French cardonas, Is
Barn Clark tof St M.rys Cal Staples. St Marys
10 days. with lumber naval stores and to
~ brig er GTy ~
81 s.g. @iss S. Me-: css a ss"
vessel s., To- 70 J Elxsll Co,
coffee to W Lewis '' '"''n' 'A0msi' 10 days. win
ssa .s sSSst "a
ria FOES, from Tabasco for New York
u 4is s,sas Wooster D''0' Island days. with
sEs "A. aHsia sI sSi D'Fl'n Co.
with pnmass IN Woodbury. Daren Ga sdaS
Brig aOrato. KemptOn, Charleston days. in ballast to
Brig Linda, TrumbeIi, Maohas. days. with lumber to
sehr VAIN Lllim.n sagu. l. Grande. IA days. with
sSh5 Rowe, townsend Esushsra days. with fruit,
sshI Geo anderson k, wss Save M.ssn: 10
GSs Do
Advent Cones days. With lumber. to
s.y. Vim ssssss ds ss
ssh lat q ION spoke s,55 s. Mary. from Mobile Tor
days rom Mstanzss for Boston o'A'''
sehr Parker Loschoots. Georgetown, sc, days. with
schr Rainbow, Fuleger Beaufort Nc days, with naval
sehr virginia Ross Wilmington, NC, days, with naval
stores, to X N Demill.
sobr Ira Brewster Horton Wilmington NC, days with
naval stores.
Schr Howard, Davis Newbern. NC, days, with naval
schr Frances Robinson, Newbern NC, days. with naval
ores.
Schr r & II RestelI, Baker, Philadelphia 8 days.
sohr Martha Baird. Purne Camden. Del days for Pro.
whence
hT G,H Scar: rsstsns S.y
Sobr Texan, Tucker, EastpOrt, days.
Schr David Babson, Babson, Rockport.
Sailed,
Ships Bsnnockburn (Br) Swan, Glasgow; Hudson (Brem)
Hohortt Bremen; Ocean Queen (pkt) Gri.wold London
warner Clipper newt San Fran bark Pa Lippel
London bIigs Hermtn Theodor t0dl Muller Lor don;
porinm (Brl Golfer, London; Sciota. -. Yesterday,
steamship souherner Foster Chsrleston ship Cora Linn
Lambert Glasgow.
W IA w
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Passengers Sailed.

IIvFRPooL-SteamshipC Canals, from Boston-T Morgan.
FB Brooks. Parker, BROOKS and wife 9 Hoysy and
of Cambridge w b Ffeld. Of Weymouth: Mrs Congdon
and child, o. saco Robt Morrison Of N.ork Ba,r,sop
Of Chare.ton Qpontook, Jr, q sayaInah; Mr. ssvns
r II Brett, of Toronto; Master PRICE OF MoLtreaI
Patterson Of Kingston. CIV; John Phillips Of Caasd.
J Kemp Il Waugh. and w Morrison, OF st john. n Vi
Ward; Bolt, R Ed.ards IT, and sauds. Of Liver
and sapdersop, Of England; de- aques Of Ssrdnis;
Counts, Of Switgerland-S9.
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TeIcgraphic Reports

NEW ORLEANS, July 20 IB52.
Cotton-Sales to-day, 500 bales; prices nominal The
Humboldts news had effect ON the market. Whiskey
ellis at 162i l7c Flour is quiet at SO 65 for Ohio.
Corn firm: mixed, 50c.; yellow, SIC
ALBANY July %, 1852
Received $500 bbls -four 16400 bushels corn, 400
bushels oats, 600 do wheat Flour and wheat, sales
Of moment Oats, 43c 43tsc.; sales. 5709 bushels.
Corn SIC 53c for unsound and 5Shc n SOC. for
sound Western mixed sales 500 bushels. Sales ITO
Ibis. whiskey, at PIG, for Ohio and 8 2.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.

bU5TUN, July
Auivcd-Barks Lunette, Rum Key 10 FAyal; Brsoss
Noresns kepier dc; Piedmont: 81 Mays Ga; Duval
and Hudey, Baltimore; brgs Martins Worthington Turks
itlahds Ispger. Matanzss Phebe Paige and TAomas
Knox Philadephi William Rogers, Gambia 10th ult;
h Elizabeth Ann Cape Haytien 4h inst (eft schr Mary
Nip Tor NIork 10 daysG Julia Amister, Norfolk; Don
niehoss baltimore Catharne Emira II D Bascomb, and
heGiord Plisdeiphis Field Albany; Borits Isabella
ara heseces NYGrki kio,ss York Nmrod, Albany
renee Buena Vista San Prancsco; banks fremont Jeg
born Vesth, Marselles Trinity Galveston Isnardon
vsnnah; Mary Slsds. Phfsdelphia Ecbo do snbys A
Appleton, and Bay State, NYork. - '''
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United states SIX per Bonds (ls62) l021f l03s
De- ak per Cent Bonds tlS6sj ....... .1071s 1857
DO. Six per Cent STOCK (lS67-lsth) lO6h lO7M
New Yorh state Five Cent Stock (ls5S6O) 95 81
Penn ylvAnia Five Cent Stock SS1s 89a
0his Six Cont stock (iS70-lS75) .l04 los
Five Cent Sts Bonds S6S) los 109
Maryl..d Five per Cent Sterlns Bonds. % %
VireinA Six per Cent Bonds (lSS6l. SO 80
Kentucky Six Cent Bonds 1869 96h g7lx
Tennessee SIX per Cent Bonds llS9o) 951a ga
Canada Six per Cent Sterling Bonds (tS74l ia lis
Boston C.y Five per Cent bonds tis5s-lsesl. 9! ss
0DatreAl City Six Cent Bonds lS57-lS65l S6 81
PhEa Reads RR Six per c. MorteBd's(,6o q as2
N. Eric Seven CT first m ge sos )i05 LOG
De. Seven Cent second mortge) (lS5z) 81 Us
De 1s. Seven per Cent Cor vcrtible (ls62I So SO
Nicha Central Eight Cts sonverte 1861 971s
Ohio and Penn'a Seven per Cents ls85-ls6s ess S4h
Ohio Central Sever Cents (lS6l). 90
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The steamship Colunb viii ply between Ban Fran
ssco and ports Oregon awaiting ~ the former ~
arrival % The MALE aud
Ing without delay With the mails aud passeagers for ths
steamer from San FrAncsoe Persons thro u9h
pAsssge by the United States mail cleaners ro1 New
York have preference Of Accommodation board u M
yrsnSisoo on the mos. tavorss,s terms rssuiss Lac
and silent passengers between and Ban Fssa
eiscs One Of the above will up tbs
ssnger is allowed 80 lb. so .ssssa
OhAes at oerts per and from to San Pra
cisco ct the rate $loo Per s2n FOR freight
MT West street, corner Of New York
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The celebrated Moassa Safety Pacha has arrived at
OsnstantiDople from Angora after absence 81 ven
years. This event Joined to the presence OF HALL Pacha
In the capital has given rise to much rumor and a
change in the ministry IL much talked Of
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Bank OF England.

ENDING SATURDAY, 3.
IssuR DEPARTMENT.
Notes ssued. .E35 764S5 Government Debt. ii obs 100
Other securities. 2,9S4,SO0
Gold coin and bull
lion ........... 2l7421l0
Silver bullion 1885
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Holland

The Netherlands government has addressed a circular
mote TO all the Of the Germanic
tsn giving detailed plan for turning the tide az emf
grafton from Germany to the Netherlands transmarine
colonies The proposals made by the Netherlands GO
vcsnme.t would secure great privileges the colo
mats HE project Of founding German penal colonies
beyond will probably receive bias and Dutch
Guiana and the colony Of surnam be preferred to Aus
txnlia or Canada.
The negotiations resulting from this will be car
ried on with great dispatch and it is concluded that
Shcy will be conducted by the Germanic Diet in the
name OF the other governments This would assuredly
be the most judicous method for arriving uniform
procedure and would the time greatly facilitate
the work The government circular accompanied by
a statistical rePert of Surnam.
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OEIIPPIN0.

TWEED STATES NAIL sTEAMsHIP OOnPAUn-
~ 0cnnsstinE With the PsslAs Nail Steamship Osm9sav
-sH through D. B. maN Ne fog California aAd 0rsges ~
A?nv,M aad PananA-By order Of ths Possaasssr 0ss-
fsrnis and Oregon malta Be- despatched hs G
and 20th Of each month direct for Aspnwa sAd from Mo
orleass the 7h and x2d. When these dates e
Sunday shs ;sins 70 b postponed ..sn We Monday -
inmedass AaRateh arrival Of chs n.iIs q .PsaaaN
United States Nail Stsauship CompAny-Ths fbIovtnel0
IL q sh' sssansh,Hs ssasneaS e sSs cen
ILIN0is :. -. 800 IONS PHILADILPHix IlOe Soss
z.PIaE CITY,. 1900 tons IL DORADO g te.e
G..,ias New 1cii for x;pvs on sh: sill :sd 81 Z
The new stesmships n DORADO and FalosA viii fern
direct line between New Orleans AspinwA leaving
tho 7th and I'd Of each MONTH ormnt with the
steamshps throuSh kne to aud from New Orleans sd
essn.ns can BE- secured from Armstrong. Harris o.
agents At that place.
the RATES IRON AsPInwALL WILL m
Tor Ladies' Saloon State Rooms. ............. 90
1soona CABIN essndees.. ............
Passsnsers are landed ii Ii. railroad DEPOT.
se Of expense The railroad being In operson
the TRANSMIT OF she isthmus may be performed
eighteen to twentyfour hourstho expense which varies
frow $40 TO SO. re be borne by tho passengers.
PACIFIC MAIL AMsHrP COMPANY.
public Informed that under tho arraagsmspA
o. This company steamers inspected approved ths
NAVY department, commanded BY Navy of1oers and
ryne .e United stttes Malta Will hsreaftsr leave Psnaaa
Immediately arrival OF tho Allan mails and SaA vra
$500 Oh the LIST snd tt Of each month"; and viii tsss
- Acapulco b6At will be kept ~ each end n
she route to aociAonts The pAckst
belonging the Pacific Man Steamship pany
ga tht Psos Of ~h'ob will BE- always port saoh
n OF
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A USTRALIA.-FOR PORT PHILIP DIRECT-rH
a magnificent and fast sailing packet MADISON, Cayt.
Trundy will sail for the above port the s Of saA
has comfortable state dAtions for fAn
lice single persons her between decks Thoroughly
ventilated and the captain having many years expsreaos
the Australian trade make The desirable
Early spplcstos will be necessary 70 sss-
sage. on board, Pier q, EAst River, or to
BUTLER BH0ThERS- lSS and llS South stresA
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DlONEER LINE OF AUSTRALIA PACKETS SAIL
i ing monthly.-Ibe sp.end did ship EPAMINAND0S now
loading por T. North river, will sail PORT Philip ana
Sidney the let Of August The Tor pssssa
parties making invited board exsiae
Tor then selves The for Families -
surpassed in act pains has been spared 70
make this by far the most desirable vessel in port sk
full and other proper dknts will be provided
DEN, q K W. '. EXTERIOR ils ~ Wall silsa OF 'ohS
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SIaIPPlNG.

EoR UNPRECEDENTED sTATxs NAIL sTrAx
II ship ATLANTIC Capt. yanss Wsst.-Ths Itesmshiy
Vii depart with the United States Mall f~ 5
lively On sstnsdsy July 2ith a. " O'clock M from he.
herth 1T the foet or Canal streot No berth
pais for Fer freight passage having quasd accom-
uodstions for elegance and eomfors apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS h co, sc wall stress
The steamship ARCTIC will sncoesd tbs Atlantic oad
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telegraph despatch from Dublin says nght Is going
the police Office and police officer is supposed
to DO killed.
A despatch, dated wsan. Friday 1890, p NJ, says,
there been riot between the Orangemen and Caho
hcs-specsl constables have been in aud great
many prisoners made special engine sent to Preston
for the military and two troops of infantry had arrived
The riot now appears to be quced Many Of the rioters
had weapons.
The Liverpool Times estimates that the Derby Ministry
win be in minority Of ut least 100 in the new Para-
ncnt Tho Arab chief Abdel Kader, and Hamet Ben
Cuta State prisoners in the fort of St. Louis and Cete
had quarrel when the former stabbed the latter in the
abdomen of which he shortly af er wards died Except
ing the above the English papers contain nothing Of in
tcest in addition to that elegraphed from Halifax
AFRICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMER.-The contract for mail
service to Madeira Tenere the ports OF Western
Africa comes into operation the 1t of September
when the first vessel the Forerunner will take the mails
from Plymouth This vessel is just launched from Mr..
Laird yard at Birkenhead and is pronounced by
petest persons to be very fine vessel and w be work.
ed on the SCREW principle.
STATISTICS EMIGRATIoN-It appears from the
gently Issued report of the Emigration Commissioners
that Of the persons who left the United Kingdom
in 1851 2 1857 went to the United States AZ COS Bril-
tish North America 81 532 to Australia and 4472 to 9TH
or places.
THE FIRE BOARD INpus-The damage done to
the Oriental Companys steamship Indus which caught
fro lin Wigrams ship yard on the 4h instant. Is
serious than II at first thought The damage is
estimated at about fl200O f15cO0 and it will delay
three months She to have taken out the Indsn
mail on the 10th October next il the accident had not
0hppeneu tnat the nre was not dccluenIal
France.
The Courier de rEre states that another
neced with the decree against the Orleans property had
just been carried the seizure Of the Chateau Of
Bisy, In that department.
The bi for regulating the constitutional organization
Of Algeria which has been for time under the
sideraton Of the Council of State has been completed
The lAb0rs Of DR.. Veron member of the Legisla-
tive body being for the present at end he has
mcnced in the Constitutional his long promised pubca
ton Of work entitled "Ls France Nouvellen
Austria.
1t is stated that by desire Of government the Darn
sadt confe to be continued at Vienna on the
18th.
The treaty concluded between Austria and Bavar for
regulating the boundaries is to be followed by similar
convention for regulating the boundary system between
Austria and Prussia The boundaries between the two
States which to form the subject of the treaty
those lying between Bohemia and Siess they have
in unsettled state since the peace Of Bresau in
lT42
The government has entered into a negotiation with
several Of the neghboring States for mutually putting
stop to the smuggling system now prevalent on the from
tiers.
Russia.
On the 7th July the Emperor of all the Russias Ncho
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Rates OF passage from Philadelphia Saloon in after
state rooms 500 in midshp state rooms se5 10 forward
For freight passage, applyto
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place. N. Y,
No. Walnut street. Phia delp hia
limited number OF third class passengers will be taken
with provisioIs. - - -
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OCEAN STEAMER FOR sALE-THE SUBsCRIB1Rs
~ are instrneted to offer for sale the ans side wAea
steamer CHEROKEE laying the end Of Long wharf
Boston, She built by the British Kings
ton Canada at expense Of E0 ling aad has
longer than days,
sent trip her engines arc By haudssy Sons Field Navy
tons register fush deck large capacity stowags has
proved herself fast and superior going steausr
will desirable Chegres
ysns trade Inspection Of this fine vessel Invited ..a
HAM & CO., No. / Long wharf, Boston; or EDWARD
CUNARD No. Z Bovlins Green New York.
EOR CHARLESTON.-sEMI WEEKLY u s. MAIL
Lire.-The splendid and fast going steamship
MARION, NJ Berry, commander. will leave pier Ne
North river Saturday, July 24th NJ o'clock NJ.
lsdiDs WIN be ssued and for passage havns unequaIsd
sPOFFORD. TILEsTON CO., No. 4s South streot.
BOWMAN GRINNELL CO.. ONLY AUTHORIZED
SCENTS tsr the Swallow Tsl line Of London and Liver
sight In throughout Great Britain and troisA1
Once go South street. New York; wick Chambers Fen
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On the 7th July, the Emperor of all the Russas Nicho
las PaMowitch, entered his 57th year having been
bern on tho th July 1895 He assembled the throne LIST
December 1926
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAykE.-rHR uNITEF

EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAykE-THE UNITEE
4 States mail steamship HUMBOLDT, u. Limos,
mander will leave for Hayre touching st Southamtca 70
land the mails aud passengers o. Saturday July 3ls
passage In FIRST cabin Sl2O do. do second do So Lug
gage not wanted during the voyage should be sent
The Say before sailing marked Below n B.--So ner
ohandise will be received board after Thursday July
9Th experienced surgeon 10 attached to tine skip Toy
MORTIMER IiviNGsT0S, Agent, IS Brssd~sy.
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Wheeling Bridge Case.

The following are the leading facts oftris
important suit:
i. The Wheeling Bridge is ninety two
feet high, and has clear span Of one thou
sand and ten feet, being built without
piers. n
2. The extreme floods in the Ohio which
the court allow to be connected with the
cause, rise thirty feet high.
8. Boats with chimney not exceeding
sixty feet in height, can pass d 5he
bridge on the highest floods recognized by
the court.
a There are seven s edm6Oots, recent
" built. which have raised their chin
news to heights varying from seventy to
eighty FIVE feet, and which claim the right,
pass the bridge, in every stage of the water,
without lowering theig pipes.
8. To accommodate these seven boats the
Supreme Govt has DECIDED that this struc-
turc, which has cost more than tpo hundred
thousand dollars, must be abated.
6. The plans ofthe bridge were published
two years in advance of its erection, and nc
complaint or objection was made until after
the Bridge Company had expended thcil
entire capital.
CHAS. ELLET. Jr.
Civil Engineer
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Revolution i'm Marble.

TIME subscriber, having made ample arrange.
menis for a large supply OF MARBLE, keeps
constantly on hand Nantes, ToOmbs, Monu-
menls, Head and Foot Stones, etc. lie is con-
%sAhIly receiving large lots Of Italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles, which he is making up
ia style not surpassed in the United States. and
will sell at a very small adyalc on cost, either
Wholesale OF retail, and ~solicits ali persons in
wanting, to give him n call.
lie win also furnish a beautiful White Marble
for CHps end Stills, Steps, Fronts Pieces loI
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc., very low
Tie has also on hand a considerable quantity oil
Free Stone monuments, Toomhs and Head Stones
All sizes Of Grind Stones, both Tor wet and dry
IgHnding. warranted.
nHrN. B-Lettering lone in the latest and
most beautiful styles, in almost any language It
gu red. MICHEL J. RuHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. SLY No. &C, Lower end OF Market st.
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A Female Imposter.

There is an elderly lady now travelling
over this State, representing that she is In
search of an insane son, who made his es-
cape from her. She calls herself Belden,
and represents her home to be m Columbi-
ana county. She says she is a widow-that
her husband was an odd fellow-a mem
Der of the New YorkSLodge, No. 10. and
that her son has her husbands card with
him. Her story is indeed a pitiful one, and
with her tears, well calculated to excite SYM
pathy. AS l have been somewhat priyy tc
her drafts upon Odd Fellows, having been
induced to give her a letter l desire to put
members of our Order on their guard, being
satisfied that she is an imposter.
Editors throughout Ohio are requested tt
make mention of this notice.
ALIEN. Z. GLENN.
Columbus, March 12, 1852.
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CADIZ MARKET--APRIL 7.
NOTICE.

THE public are notified that the celebra'
ted trotting horse Green Mountain Morgan,
that was raised by John @. Robinson, Esq.
Of Vermont, win be kept for the present sea.
son in Cadiz,
Said horse is a beautiful bay, l6 hands
high, and for style and appearance is no
surpassed by any horse ever exhibitedin the
county. Terms moderate. For further par
t~iculars, address, o. SLEMMoNs or DAvrr
BRADEN, Oadiz.
April Y, 1859.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-04-07
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the pant
nership heretofore existing between BoYD
& FULTON is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
The books of said firm will be found in the
handso of WV. FULTON, JR. All those that
have unsettled accounts will please call i'm
mediately and settle the same, or they will
be found in the hands of proper officers fol
collection. JOHN BOYD,
WIN. FULTON, JR.
Tippecanoe, o., March %. 1852. ap7