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T, easu5y Circular.
Tie following are the circular instructions to
Collectors -


Collectors -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT July 20 1858
Ynar sp@cia nttsnuon c,liod the fJliOSiuK in
supctcn in Telstioa 10 the spprsisement OF
ole the act Of Sd OF March, 1851 sddiis1SI
10 modification OF the circular instruct from this
Iep rtme, d. ed u h March 1851 -
The invoice cot ~ to- eigu merchandise supper ed ny
thr otb repaired BY ax, win be hsa and tskeu the
inpot.rs oecsrA ion OF vsle a. the port aDd tOe OF
shipu.pt conclu ige aazinst the purter: unes
rec, Sgept shall oecsie 10 EriDg under oath the
iIvoce ceclIe IN value bet sepu the Df ruch
chase tee dss 81 spipns.t sps the uouat thereof
in sbcb case such declared value sb.l, he Is
sganst he in out ether ths a1pf.i-ees
viii detofn iIe AID ok such ad0ioas ssue a. tue law
aLG Nh. fsciS may @arIant. ia sEi GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the s.shry.
To fully understand the object and force Of the
above Il should bc borne in mind that under Nc.
Corwih's administration. when foreign merchandise
was supp led to have declined In vaue AZ the port Of
sliI meit, after its purchase ny the importer aad
becIe it, shipment the importer was permitted 10
brow upon The United State appraiser entirely the
dety IL fixing the valuation upon when toe duties
should be levied. Il tbs valuation happened tJ be
ia2c rale 10 the IMPORTER Of eOrc he had no mot fe
80 dispute II bit i IN Tie 0tcr hand 10 yas aiy
10 nltC UnCe sam 1l9Ie than tile mp1lfeI's v t,rt-
ton would, hu had 5Ill the opportunity hi presenting
Il root 10 scft IT, reduction in t1t valuation. fhe
tleCt 81 tie GDDyC instructions = ID chbbgs ~ sys-
ttu ot a-eUrt8inIg valuations "a -ucb etset: aHd
under fLeu IL viii he seen, " the invoice COST or 81
lHuH statement al the deprecated vAlHs Of
lWu mGtmludie "at tne poft SOD time OF ship.
utut, h s madp coU slusWe against t0e importer III
ai casts III other t0rts, the imp sier mq,t FURNISH
ESQ 81 tie otLcr IL these evidence 81. Valuation h3i
utitLcr case tic United States apDftiser may stul
IUcc.c The rate ~ vaiupton they deem lsrG4uired
by lUV.
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Ihia Is the frat semi-annuai report under the
banAil law Of that State. The banks appear to b ia
sound condition. The billholdsr il well protected ana
the Secured circulation Of Wisconsin banks il AZ SAFE
currency can be- found in any STATE In the Uaioa.
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tram resds both Il the shaft vhich must b rsgA
a. vssy desirable I'm xsvsmsat IL ths mdsrlsy sAaf
Inss company V alss making preparations fes stamp
The adventure romans much the sans, but strsas
hsps. are that under the supsrntsadsaos
The Farm and Toltec continue t. inpreys. sod -
Shareholders anticipate that their mines uni the essr
gstic MAJ Capt Sales viii soon b among the
The Ohio Coap..y have made : discovery. of as~
face show, TO that OF the Farm AAd Tol,sc.
The Aztec is not doing much; they are apparently
exploring around for good vein
The irdcaions Of true vein at tos mine good and
1t anticipated that before the shaft siukns 10
dosn, ths vein gill be confined by walks The ven this
n.e at the surface accompanied by walls In ajax
Ing from the suIfsce tho vein lett thS walls cut
tb cut noss r..
has dred under tho vsa fading its very resu
lA, aud 10 sinking under the cut. The vein,
far. il very rich in barrel and stamp work.
The Douglas Houa hton IL looking better than usual
They have their stamp mills in operation We may lock
for COED account frcm this mine next spring,
The speots Of future business opening for the
Lake Superior region such to give visibs Ia
puks all kinds Of i'm provement At Copper ia, bor
rute for road through gap in the range ct Lake
Manganese has been examined aud marked On tho
ground II Is praatcsble to pass from the hArbor
arairosd, At an easy grade to the mines bsysad the
range
this Odd route; and the Northwestern Company has
"a
works.
Inc Northwest assisted ey the Coanectcut and Water
b :. n.ih ia ~. heinz ""t s.o tna Wn,.s~ .us1
the Winthrop back Of the range across the Eagle rivsr
and Bay State locations to he Eureka sad CR This
so coppr Hho an bo.ahcl i M s ~ H..
from to mine as far West ~ ths Totec distaa, y
of 90 miles.
commenced building pier similar to those ut Mu~Xuka
ard Cleveand into deep water of the open lake Tbs
same Is being done ey Carson 20 at the Oatsnason
Aztec AdxsntmIe To.sc nd Ohio nins. !. "snosaS
about four miles, and progressing at moderate rats
Commonplace on Inc west sioe o. shs river ~
nesota G. nsny intend. IN M ta ro.d 10 m.s - .s,
TO the mouth OF the river their mine hang too far fam
The nark rt~d to units nro6tshly
cattle trail ALREADY cut from the Ontonspou 70 In,
Rio Bn F.s Of the Nisconsin ;, var o.sr mo tam
has BASED. and soae dreys. Of y. ssoet' ''~"
Peop,e Who have never sses the dircat oh.rsesr or
tho spouSd /. 10 re.s. tSs
full vsns ~ snch -orIs nor ths s."it;o, tnst II ..ss.
sary 10 un 3el take Them 'A'N'''- 49, : -'''''
r. r. onjv tho.a ,bo r.mouhar IN. a.. ~ 80. +-.u.
over which ever thing va. 10 sns Mines 81 s.
h eed nacksrs Tho cas- anracar ~ tha ~.I.a az
rosS ~ = 49,
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BGHkS.
State Bank, Mad.
Wiz. N Il +. Ins.
Co., Mi .w'kie.
Bank Of Racine,
at Racine. -.
kOk River Bk,
BsOit.....,..
City Bk Of Keno
cha KeE0sha.
State Bk Of Via ,
Milwaukie -.
Wis Bark, Mine
raj Point. :.
Ears l. Mills Blk
Milwaukee ....
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Totals. $eo6. 758 S9s 957 ia aS6 sci 74s s9y zsl
The Is summary Of the items Of capital
culAon and deposit specie AID cash items public sscu
rites and private securities of the banks State Of
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per cent and Randolph aud weymouth al almost as
high rate, and Stoughtrn at even higher figure.
Unlike Bristol no town lost ID population, but each
gained something.
The increase OF the value If property in Norfolk
county, between $40 aud 1850, OF the most re
markable character and affords fact in the history
OF matt rial progress sucn VT do not often hnd
mentioned on authentic data. Five Of our counties
tSuffolk, Middesex Hampden, Brstol and Barnsta-
bIe) more than doubled tie amount Uf their property
in the period OF tine, AID I'll the others (save
Nantucket, which experienced decrease Of about
Is per cent the cause OF winch | shall explain at
another tme), gained largely, in most instances
nearly doubling but Norfolk stands alone in the
position Of having more taan uebed her capital,
The returns of 1910 showed her property to amount
to SIS 522, 527, which had in 1850 to Si7 ,034-
SGT g. the Increase being bat little short OF thirty
TWO millions Of dollars The greatest rate If increase
was in Brooknc, where It wts 70 re than seven fold,
rising from S743963, in lS4O, T. $780, 5l 80 IN
1860. Such an increase it would be bard to match
anywhere. IL ought 70 he me8tio ei tb It BrooSlne
Il a favorite place with genueme> Of fortune and
tastc--a sort Of Bo de u tie luxurious Romans OF
Boston. Its proximity u ton, from winch " Il
distant only about i've miles utes IL good place
of residence for those Who Woed Auye tie dIva1lges
III city lie without living in taC ctY. Many Of the
ea;s there are OF the m0st bra4tf9 Dhaf eter, IN
rnaly and externally aad syaw "a admirable
MON. not always CJuinan ~ iltr Dr0qreb9r7 ~
iste ard opulenCe. A son W ld easily guess, tDe
lace s thoroughly wbigl Ia Z, palasl. cA4facte',
lere BE M almost three uae Is AfNY Walts la ll at
lmocrat3 aud traes0itrs, aa tAe lteesJeis aic u9t
M 10 numerous j.. tle democrats
Next 70 Brookus, f'oXvriJ bld me largest lt.e
III increase " property trtR lt ~ $500 ,',, ~
sf3Gl3 78i 90. incrtI-t 8..I1. &l0nOJJOt D'f
chester Increased irou 81 2i5 - s5,L'3,4,9 4ti
rom yGG8 2i7 o. Gl,G2lHr Giacy iron s1iOl9'
a. ~ OS5, G26 -. hatdClpb hJW sf-7 Ol6 tosl 1o5
fas rs . Bfihtr,t tr1M teat.t.o Oh &l0lf,l75 w
II ym5a.h aDm ssGsOl "a si.1il0ii u. slough.
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FINANCIAL AND coM1GERCIAL.


MONDAY, July DO r. u.
We hsvs not seen such duh, heavy market for lssg
tins. There . regular psAs among holders Of
Cumberland Coal stock and sales freely msde ata
decline Of two per cont There Ia geasial feeag of dis
trust and apprehension and the great decline already
pers ced has created desire to realize the part Of
AL holders This Ia unfertunate but how the stock Of
such unwsldy, bloated monster could have
become at all distributed matter Of astonshment to
WheA there are so many good Investments In the
market at I'll times is strange that those who should
be properly posted will recommend to their friends such
ste eks ~ the Cumberland Coal Company We have heard
lately OF really hard cases shore ruuous osss
experienced this stock 1t Is very difficult to decide
wba. course to pursue under existing circumstances to
make the sacrifice light possible That tho stock
will 20 much below current rates. there not the slight
est doubt but whether reaction will in the meantime,
take place or not Ia question for those directly iass-
rested The anxiety tie part Of holders to got
out clear Of such rot ovsrgrown concern. may
cause exception to the general rule. Erie RAtlioad
was moderately active to day without variation 10 mar
ket value Parker Vein opened and closed arn; very
little stock was offered and the shorts find the stock Ia
getting scarce. Crystal Palace advanced per cent
Michigan Central Railroad declined ~ cent from the
opening prices The market generally closed heavy with
downward tendency None Of the large fAas es could
have bees sold to any extent at closing rates.
At the Mining Board the Same apathy prevailed. The
transactions follows
100 shs P'kers bio SIX 100 abs N Copper b3O or
100 do. b3 SIX 426 Dolly hide Cop :. 80 6,s
100 New Jersey Zinc. 12k 100 do.........s3 61s
For MaDassas TX bid, 2 asked; Phsnix Gold ~ bid
IN ash ed; MeCulook 71.d bid, IA asked.
The steamship Northern Light, at this port from San
Juan de Nicaragua brings fourteen days later from
California, four husdred thousand dollars in gold dust
and four hundred and atty passengers The regular mail
steamer from San Francisco has board and halt
millions Of dollars. The financial and commercial intei
gencs does not vary materially from previous accounts
The receipts At the office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to day amounted to $24O OLA 10 payments
el61, 929 41-balsnco, 81 674, COL 90.
Books of subscription for five thousand two hundred
shares Of the working capital Of tho Lake Superior Silver
Mining Company, viii b. opened at the ONCE, No. Wall
street, on Monday, August l. per rata distribution
will be made of the Of subscription.
We learn from the Jonesvilis (Mch) Telegraph that
the directors of the old Bank Of Tecumseh
the operations Of the Erie and Kalamazoo BAak hsve
met and resolve to put it more In condition to
grind out its promiies to pay.
Tho Panama Railroad Company, upon the recent De-
c'aatioa of diviend made the annexed statement Of
receipts and operating expenditures for the year ending
June 20, 1885,
PANAMA. RAILROAD.
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Later from New Mexico.


We have received, via San Antonio, Texas file OF the
Santa Fe Gazette 10 the nth ui, from which we extract
the following items OF news: "a aE.s3l
By information received from FL PaAo. we learn that
Gen Trias had Withdrawn his troops from the Mssllla
undsr order IRON the Mexican Minister OF War.
II seems that good understanding exists between the
military officers OF the two governments .1 .se1as.
With the excep,ioa OF a small guard under the com
mand OF sergeant there are troops al the MesilIa
The silver mines in the vicinity apparently mex
hausiibe, and the ore is OF great richness. ZIP
al Harrs mill The came md ans had also robbed some
arrived from San Antonio
been nominated candidate for delegate
The superintendent of Indian affairs Tor the State OF
California, ~ Beal, arrived from The States on the 9Th
OF June, ea route for San Francisco.
The Hon. John Gresef, who went ont in 1881 AZ In
dian agent. and who subsequently, received the appoint
men OF secretary OF the Territory left Santa Fe with the
mail on The at OF June. aftN
meeting OF the citizens Of SAINTS Fe was held on the
9Th OF May for the purpose Of considering the unjust in
snon OF the government Of the United States locate
| the Indians OF California within the limits OF New
Mexico ~ sss HaH n.tt1W $1,000. faaa tha
| committee OF FIVE appointed by the csair pre-
pare protest and resolutions be forwarded to the Pres
,dent Of the United States sE.nsr
o. the 3olh OF May the meeting me, Pursuant 10 adj
| iournnent 49,. .,s
Mr. Ashurs presented the report OF the committee pre-
y'ousy appointed, and real protest addressed TO h'
President of the United States
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From The N. o. Picayune.
Later from Texas.-Arrival OF the Steamship
McKee,

The steamship Mexico, Capt Thompson arrived yes.
ierday afternoon from lndianola and Galveston.
The Galveston Civilian of the 10th says;
Our Texas exchanges. from Red river TO the Rio
crops as highly promising. The complaints made lew
weeks ago appear 10 be entirely forgotten"
We Gu, the following liens from file OF the Calves.
ton News to the 10Th met.
"Oat adyices from the interior give encouraging ac-
counts OF The crops The rains appear 10 have been
general, and, will be seen from several extracts in
columns, the prospects OF The planters are quite
good.
"Cspi. John Tumlinson, an old and faithful Texas
ranger died recently at his residence, near Yorktown
DE VIII county" a.f ar
correspondent OF the Journal, writing from Waco on
the 2o.h ul, has The following:
"Ex ex-governor raine, OF Vermont, is now here in
Waco. lie is at Capt, Ross hotel. where he receives
every necessary attention. His associates. Messrs
Clark and others, accompanied by escort OF United
States soldiers. start to-day their exploration FL
Psso They express themselves fully satshed with the
latitude oil % deg Tor the great Pacific railroad Gov
Pane says that IL 'as easy TO build railroad IN Tex
as using his language, as il is TO trot horse"
There has been good deal OF sickness in La Grange
this summer and several deaths have occurred but IL
is now becoming healthier. Typhoid fever and acute
dysentery have been the prevailing complaints, not only
here, but in other towns on The Colorado.
The Telegraph regrets to learn that malignant form
OF dyren,sry prevailing at Austin and in several set
tlvmenis on the upper brazos
4 The Gonzales Inquirer says: ~
ave fear the late heavy rains will have tendency 10
njure the cotton crops OF county Old planters say
they will ptotuce worms. and the stocks TO gro
100 RAPIDLY The is all matured and consequent
can experience little injury.
"A large number OF German em,grants have, within
the last week passed through town on Their way 10
the mountains and other points, with the view OF open
log farms. Ose company had with them large wagon
loaded with sheep, brought over from Germany, which
they intend crossing with and improving the present
breed" ..4r taf sab
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death. Few could have passed away from the com
muniy al the present time whoss death would be more
generally aud sincerely lamented Ias
CONSUL AT VEscE-ln The appointment Of TX Mar
vel 10 ihe Venllian consulship the administration has bit
II 10 hair Tx Marvel has the and the bearing OF
a gentleman and he sxoes in those sccomp shments
and "kno~iedges" which render man welcome Ia cul-
ing the history Of the veniiian republic. with view TO
The production OF historical work. His residence
amidst the which he will have describe will.
OF courses be an immense advantage TO him while his
Official character will be likely 10 give him - an
cieni records and State documents Of great importance
The result will probably be the production OF history
OF Venice that will enrich the literature OF The country
We are only sorry that the Office Is not one OF emoiu
ment But a man whose works "so of" at the rate Of
twenty thousand volumes year perhaps manage to
dispense with cohsu's fees Home Jomnai.
MARYLAND AND DELAWARE sHIP-cAHAL.--We learn
from the New York Mirror that the entire capital OF this
company has been subscribed in New York and vicinity.
that agents purchasing The right OF way along The
route, and that competent are pushing the wofk
forward vigorously toward completion. Truly, these
Singular proceedings be adopted directly the face
OF the refusal Of the Delaware lee saure charter The
company in that State. The last number Of The Will
mingon State Journal stated that. if special session
were called, proposed there is probability OF favor
able action on this project Al does not TO enter
Into the calculations OF this New York corporation that
the right OF eminent domain o7cr its territory re-
sides in The State OF Delaware.-Nortt american
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HANDSOME TwO-sToRY FRAME HOUSE, WITH BRICK
Ill and bsdng Tsvsday the
shall SELL O'Clock square
No s74, situated 9th
~ 965 feet inches The house
good
aud and other The
property enclosed, and In high Of cultivation
third balance fweive eiektsen, and
months the dsssssd
bearing Of sale.
Of trust taken. Title indsputsbc. ~ asiaeI D -
#fli h4 sE Et' .sa1 GREEN d SCOTT,
July ~ Asoionesu
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=. - ot THESE reasons that appeal 10 YOU Chief
"k''uac u shs DnoD 10 the storm and stay
uSef hsl threatens 20 ovefwhelm Us and more et
ciaiy as the policy OF THE movement a. n 10 yopy III Gre
ton As citizons Of common county we demand rs
matter OF right, The protection guaranted 10 rs Nv The
treaty OF peace and ask the fostering OF that
tnent TO which belong. and 10 which we alonn ~ ,L
In view OF all these things, do uuly mon.
sgsns Tue consun nation OF the referred To- AZ ns
that only rersrds advaneement bur tends 70 our
final ruin" .3@
The report and protest Of the committee were adopted
by unanimous vote of the meeting.
The following resolutions were then adopted unani.
mouAlyi >faaH q aEt 20 sFe
R.soi0ed That view the proposed action OF Congress
sele the Indians upon frontier OF Injustice
70 the people oi New Mexico, and that will
united and individual e,s prevent the consumma ,ion
OF IL.
Rsso,Ved That feowcitizens throughout the differ
sections Of The Territory be requested TO bold similar
meetings, and their views in relation 10 tho
posed action OF Congress and join with in protesting
az ainst this uD ust aud ruinous act. t.Ha n1a
Resoirsd That OF seven be appointed by the
cnarnan circulate Ie memorial presented TO obtain sg
the same, and forward IL TO the President OF
the United States III
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kGADx-MADE Cscshsn9 anH S~~'lenn-u.s rurnssh-
- ~ scods ~ hrss quatiesWe rseeiv.d ..o,,.
ss.csnt thin coh'rG for the ses,c. cor.
.ssyssnG that ane, and style, .ns
s" which we would particularly s.r,,or on
wno wssh " 10y the best suay rseds ssss
eusso@ department. .sppteA wph ,,ch .sa
'usens o. cloths, cssssmess, and vcsaas which win be
" osoer snort notice the sd
prices 6esst sw~ry cheaper usus civ
T''> snd s"sfanv IN give ent. ssssfscs,on -
WALL h sTfPHENs.
1890 $50 Penn sv.nu., between 9Th -sr.ess
NsVsf-" o IropH HAL
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Sales To-Day.


1s8s ny aHEEN & SCOTT, Asctaons srs.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III On Thnsday the 2eth shall SELL front Of
O'Clock, good lot OF fuaissre belonging
declining housckeepi VIE.
Mahogany sofas, bureaus, and card tables
DO marble tables and looking glasses
Marie, cottage, and other bedstcads and wsrdrobes
Wash closets toilet scts. and other chars
Mattresses, carpets, ocoth, andirons and tenders
With other articles which deea
meratc. ltllz1s4
..a.s" .asa8ga.I 1a# GREEN SCOTT,
July It'd ..s Asctioseen.
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DEATn or Gov. PANE-The Picayune has received
letter announcing the death OF Gov Paine He died at
Waco, In Texas. the 9th inst. The letter from
P. Greedy, ir. who would leave for the North in the
next steamer.
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ny TELEG RAPH.


" ; n :
rn'LsDhlfn,A July ~ Marshal Wynkoop succeeded in
getting on with the fugitive slave He took him 70 Harris,
burg and expects 10 reacf Ba,e by the BAlmose and
Susquehanna railfoat 4. this evening. .lstlf sas
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NATIONAL Msgsstnr for Augnst-The richest nh-r
~ published For by the
Juyo7 sey.nsh .sr..,
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by Il. n. srnATroN. Aucs.enssr.

tPesrsyIrnn'a arsnus, souM '@e. 101k ssvsHD
TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES At AUCTiON--On Thursday,
July ~ NJ o. O'Clock the s-~ises shall sell the west
-,
vubstantisi
each Is feet inches ~
The LOO feet deep, viii sey between
houses.
fourth cash residue iussaluasps
twelve, and eighteen months by
Tile indspu,abe. Conveyancay II The expense Of The
purchaser.
July 23-dts
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ny ,. G. MCGUIRE, A~csss~ssr.

CxCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FINE OIL PAINT.
inss, knsravngs, and Large ccectoe Of Miscellaneous
Books auctsnOn Thursasy uosnins Jolly 4eh q O'Clock,
shall sdesee Of Mrs. Dow, tho nouh SIDE Of
i3h and t a bar fsrnsre asd hossshod
effects, consisting In part Of
hiahosasy scfAs, paros chsira, roc kers s.saa
DO cherry and maple cane sest chairs
DO cherry and msPse tsdsseads
Dressing bureaus, wssdrobea, washsaRds
vesthes beds botsters asd pillows, towel sands
carried hair ssA hssk rssuscases a.5asgE
Looking ri asses, painted window shades e Z nsIifn
Window curtains, cornce, and fixtures 81 s.lst
Astral lamp, cspdeabsas, clock
Cookias ~ sscves hr~ irons, hc
Also several VERY paintings and eu1avngs
Torvsher with comprising b0oQhSas, kso
r.s pe ecH9sssennsa
oara oths scsnd1s lssssy
ssefui works -. f
Term. 40 under, cre1N u
foo months satisfactorily endsvsed, beanS ieesvsss
JAn. O. Mc0UIRs,
July I'D AScuopeer
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Nsw oRLEASs July 25.-The yellow fever Is rapidly on
the Increase here aud OF the hospitals tho death.
amount TO 30 OF 40 Ter day.
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uy-At meeainK OF she Board Sf Directors - ths
the following resolution passed: ssg f.ust tsas
'Rs,oioeS, That Institute opened daily
through the week (Sundays exceped) from 10 O'Clock
that public generally be invited the
. CHARLES CALVERT,
June lift aas Recording Secretary.
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YEssEL on rfsg

CHARLESTON, July aS.-The ship Galena itom New Or
leans iot Have arrived hsre having been struck by
shtnpg near Abaco. and afterwards found TO DO fire.
one has oioo bsle Of cotton board. aad Il 10 doubtful
whether the nre be extinapised Forty passengers
and her specie taken off by Danish brig Maoia
winch mas also arrived here 10 land her psssssxefsq
lsKcoSD pssrAIcllJ kftt Hf}tN
CHARLssroS, July 1.-THE Galena is now perfectly safe
She la, been completely ,oded with water The cargo
will be materially damaged. #.s
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LORD KlLR.Mnxr At posror.

BosToN, JuyH-I.ord Ellesmere and family. who
staying tho fremont House, attended the annual fes
val Of the public ache os Faneu Hall yesterday. His
lodship made speech highly complimentary the
schools u-tHa]