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eS hands. ct ifaproved
WHALEboNE-Nohng new hes occurred in ;h sl-l; price,
supported; hrsr OF eeo
Eastward le,Cc rs Polar O. Sc.
NAVAL siOGfs-crF msIsef for Spirits TgfpeGtne but
lis t Piled and fe uand o.y rsodeTs WIN sales OF
bb t5aSdc in whole lo ios;, n AL rate
i7c Crude 90 tfrlse srerugly
small snd the demand iusssd sse ras ~ North Corayi
Rt.in 09 to-day devious prices; bbl.
Ninir ~ 40, delivered; 900 tb.. Low White No
spa 80 Ter In sccd equest aad srn; ~as 100 bbs
Comfy, II 80 and O her small sses ct - - Is
oiS-EnFih Lnseed pa iua quiet trosh
Lsss only nctieo eale
e market no.ain' al ' fos " ole lo, .ad 90 store:
Sfsnn Whsle Olive steady; ia
rn,s; Palm quiet, Red Ia I'd ac unchanged aud dan
CORDAGE-Priess q kanils heve eCsaea; sao,e
l7o l7ic.
DRUGs AND DYEswe have to soce aes Of 81 tuas soda
the inside price srTc 90 kefs Newcastle B
Cssb soda s1rve eea lb CcYperss lie; 5es iss
AEsricsn White Sussr Lead nlc esscs Cresm Tss- Se 20
Ds Hyd Pc ash ~ IS; OPIUM. 81 l. ls - cs,ss
Meseies Powder Se ship; seToo.s Mesie.9 Coehin..
81 l>s 80 dc. LooSo part 90 Us American ~ lnoeic
fo'ssh Ne Bslsa,n To' Sc in boni 5000 lbs hue
siIoi tsssm} NE; - ibs EusisA kpSom ssis e J~"
D 30 bfowp Mustard S.rd. TO; n casts Puuicr stone
aiie 1; soss fe fongrs Bssr, ,Se rA Es Bt~r sas1'
o tssste tensi IS spanish .s3 ke0uee fks"
ffeissei Scszes On Roseinsr, SIS.
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finduelal.

ATLANTIC BANk-QuARTERLi - REPoRI;- .Si'! -
n Statement showing the true condition Of ,he AtLSc "a
sAiURDAY. the Sd day of june lst
Io.p, ud Discounts. eAeep, TO De'os ,na Brokers' =s3o2
Al .uu. icm Direcois Of fths s5S -
81 '1l' Que ..o fsoc
Prsu iun l-Vi lS-> SSl
O'efTshs = sac II
Ss'h I,in, VIZ: Checks and Bills OF ohsr Bsnk, re-
cved the day previous in the ordinary course OF br'i
Due r, IN banks viz: From solvent 0s9 10
"
c,,,,,, 600
Frssie;.G Baai Note. received and not re
turned
Li,' ES'S a .eSsg NSif; sst 9R So,e l os
Due neresios on demand 9Sss asa !,
cs I'D icasy i4c ois Fd-a .nd
q s ,Ss S sls 3 R IL s s ' .ST Ss
ne the morning the Sd dsy Of June le ens e dag s9e
cGed the nos Of the 81 s ;b b"ns
The their Anowedsc aud heliei; hat the sad Bank Is an
County Of Yok Banking House for tue trau'ac
on m e.qss and t g, r tas in a,y Of @ Jay - ss 20
:a'G 5eaioH IA Isaac Z oES EbT,'fs rs;'is. s,,.,
& ssIs4 s M: :ad '' 'i eshf SxoS Con ca '.'
ALsERr Il. NIcoLAy. AuctioueeI. .
CTOCKS aud BONDS at AUCTION.-ALBERT II.
> ScoLAY VIII :sI THIS DAY JSly s At ~ oe!osk at the
s59C0 Flashng RAILROAD l: Moesge cent Bonus dated
lstSeTeubcr 1853 and redeemabe l sePtenbe loi interest
payable annually 1t the Office OF the Farmers n and Trust
uCmpsny let March and Let Srpen ber 81 COZ each .
Michigan Southern cent
orssge The Jackson Bsneh interest gsyabe Ebuay
and August s COO .sch
go Toledo Norwah and Cleveland Railroad Let Mortgage
cent Bonds interest payable IN NewforS s July aid let A"
gust SIttO each
sto Peru indianapolis Rslroad Let Mortgage ceut
siblo BoLd interest payable IN Ee~io l.; J'uusy and
let Jniy. Si.Ct0 each
$500 CEseo Rock Island Railroad Is Mortssse cent
Convertible Bonds interest payable in Newton 10Th January AMI
30 Great Wcstern inos Railroad MorgsSe 10 per
Bonds; payable onsnnualy az the Office Of the
Company kewYok lst April ard LIST Ociober 81 600 EACH
shares New fCf1 and Eio Railroad. flO0 each
shaIes ss snnsh Sezu Navigation Co. %lcO
each. 49,
I..eaug shares; be I'D quarters OF 70 share. olch
p shares ST Nicholas Bank sls9 eSch.
Is shares Shoe and Leather Bank. $50 each
so ehsTss Empire City Bsnk S2i rach
~ shares Hanover Fire GnsrErncc a. so each.
shares FiTe insu 20.
10 share, Grocer' Steam suur Retrics Co. 800 each
American W hte /lIc Co. each
TERMS OF sALETen cent his and tte hsucr to-
The accrued al the Bonds will se charged
A. n hold, gus sock- Bouls and other s,r1es
every MONDAY and THURSDAY d. ihe Mebnu1 Eyci,uge.
APRIvATE SALE great yarlfy OF Grs-c's .osd Bonds
Bank Insurance and other stocks
Office No. Brosd-s.. next 10 corner ct Wa tsS-p
NORTH CAROLINA COPPER COMPANY
18th inst end remn closed until tho sih st Al persons
holding certificates no: in their 70 call at
the of Of the Company Ne rs Beayer end u'r the same
Th notice given with view enable such Ia ,boldes IS
have Greedy ped participate in the syaueges offered by
Temporary Company lty har- order 10
prevent the Of the Company fo" beng sd 70 ase It's
New York Jny 10 1884.
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Receipts OF PTodutc-JrIY l9.

~ hiror BoG'sS CSC bhls Flour ts iee DO
Nnsy 90 LAid, leS DO PoTk, so buh Oats Com.
\ n
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RECAkITULAIICN.
Albany Lumber Market.
lFor me week ending July Il ls5i
<.-,~S<6 sx.<>inyla E,~ ThS q " Tvfkxe.r


Reported spseia,iy for The ~ Y Iyitsse
ALBASY, Wednesday, July l2, 1854.
. rather dull the past week but than
, nryhherst July Freghts
tax fast they arrive, nowth tbs
rather high present There paid increase Of p p
,ofeet Sew haven what paid this last year
the l0idl2i q 900 feet, they - aI3
corresponding increase s psid for shipments South
peroepbe change noce Ia the prices OF Lumber
though descriptions they
ease Among these noted Spruce snd Heoek
Lumber
much wanted and the market
upward Sales have beer made The week
for frst quality, IT So
Tho receipts by the the week in July in the
named below were Is follows
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IPER AsIAI

ssh Henry heed Destorr: Chsos .rron poas.s ana j.
s Ds :, NeT Sesnij c,hSan as%.n SsSSl
I'd .ss CIy Of henehe,er 81 Nye fhsceipt,s; dsIihi
G.y ssTsIaai sh Ase Gs.'a Dcso s hs ws
MoeewNd sid iriae q The sec noeP! SevYet; NoshSood
YcA: Gto PssbodJ s.alou ara Tisde Wna Mecaoh Be.s
5I' s a. iS lS9f3o YoI 1 4 I SS
,,i,,as. a. AEenorA % sssE H'srA' Hebron HI BY
f &C: IN WIG We've d., h,o". e .E4 nsa ,s 1ps FG E:
CD I'm Eqsiy N,;on NsvI. an. NswYs,s sd .1 a.
M1iai AN RsinieeI irsnLlIa, Phi,dclpiIs
; ss s a ss ii r'SGn 1 d, .s o:as d IN I iss
iere & Cam do nd cd h I foH Talbot to l'' F s'Anah
4m :, GSrs: IN IS ssIOnyils 1n Hs...iDs. n.y.ps
sle HavsBsi isth kaesGiA Percy Do. Sd -h Charlotte
IA. q Bristol ssh, PaassGrt Pr.',, H.,ss,.
g. si MioId .7.h Ar,.l Po Isso, no, ;sr NexYoiL
An Dusin sh Thsmi' kayansgh saa Joha Dsltou Bo-os
- 81 Z. ca:,s~a is cslss riscsu ar.. .pa Id
sei :. Co., EAr,esrt lrs.a;s New -Yors h, EaPTes,
Ar e oslw "a ID. W .r'.n' Williams. 81 John, B.
A. 4 M.i'n Feia III, Asry., Dusto - Josa n B., .h
Al p NeaIS 9Th Bes.er. Dullsr, $. JoLn.xn
Az 81 @ sor'ssr & & :sA " Irrs ra,of = George B.
I'd iisa She'd. sih jan ( E.b,,a DSss' Portland, Ne
"a llo@ ssads'..sl ;.,h R9.s.Gs BlAsle, gs.Ygi
-. a. Wsis: "a A7ales. sioIsnisI Ns.Yofs
An E. Brsraea 9Th ;is,a,e wsySias-.r s.it.o,. 2a
Coe.hc, NuleE Rehno- 81 Tf!lsiuine Wrucks Bener-
~. ttxhsven 9Th, NJ. -ss NssT-Ycrk
ihe IeXcl -fl Eatu Rrverel aiorsoa Clsriston
Ala,,h1e, Tssnsn, BslrirLote
An iieyoet .h. Es- r-i Evrrs,r, Gcuby BsiHao-s-
trr a. Au - -SiA Lo.Asv Lrfln ser ,crt; "a sec
TL-ilnf. f1.:.'dO.
il. i l. ssi.de, uo 81. tlssd-s Ns.tsr. Hs,..s
Rslarr. X ise, Ch.riesfop-
A az Have slh A.sia- 0si-su tul Terr.e r-s.rt
New Crs1s: Rcb.i Asp. sd. Richmond: .7- = Ni:Iolss
b. gdeu, Ncw-yO. Nsscase. Hores, S.vOesa. ek As
hous- Herl,y do
Alr a. FI.iBorc 20 Ars,s LiIs Es Oe.a. o. Pal.a
Au .. Gihrz.sr Ish rurt, Sipsi. Hosr. - n k- L.
ihaa Ms'Anf.s :eth Afsf srro-s, Do sd ~. r',s.- BIZ,
ss.-rsrSs gfh. ln6luaed S;sIsr, suereA "a l7.l
nsaG PORE hss los; 41.b. ID q ne'o.i- H.i-.4 "a,
Ar asi'E . Hcrari Voc f~vY ft "a :Ts, isF
Cirt-rf-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

ss y n;,s heavy lower d ult Of sa tie sees NE -
sv.isis Pew Southern a. ~ ~ snd yV oanes
sts e N good demand ~ improved rcs siios o. ,A1 ~
a. = ass Corn shade easier sId - aoise th' 70
S.s ser.pd for cypor sales Of S7'o bushels t oooo oE
.s,.~r x "a and 7fa75, Southern yellow We qrote:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13
$50 000 FIRST MoRTcAGE BONDS

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-The Board Of Di-
~ recors of tho NEWJERsEY RAILROAD AND TRANS
fOHTAlfON COMPANY have THIS DAY declared ofheb
earnings in an Extra Dividend Cea
IN e sppooped who shall holders the fan
sccA o the Coupssy to i5h dsy Of July being share
for fsIes tenth part Of each sasehel
thai Holders H hsve tho right assign scaossi
part, TO vii they 10 entitled and certificate, fgr evey es
sisadBs whole
viii be ged and after tie gh Of August DIVIDENDS
declared thereafter will he AL whole shares
cd soe CT the Company but dydne will the
tscoDs until .ts have hsen consolidated iso ons share,
eer.aeale ss8ed tifEoi0r H. j. SOUTHLAND, Iess1f
Eew- fafk. Jsro 10 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

he mark
iExb-& sp' =, 60 L. M ;. .s s1; 81
SHes G.lsn. ds q, So 1ss:s s "A sale. of
TEAS quiet private ss' the first Of the nu"e'00 's' 'y
Oil CAKE"Ths dsmsnd good export and better prices sTe
:sss s... coay gh". .ssss 81 a sna W. %ssS sp
sTEARiS~T4e supply nod'te; prime wanted; 'sles Of
sSALony modsr.s demand Cut; the supply fair and
ii Il III ss ',si %d1 Z. 'a sold
Si e r. ev: c's sa su .ssay :ss: % 50 S
sPicEs generally du .sles letco mat. Csssis in los
is:, ri nie; Fe1sr tie Mace, Gloves have
sAIfpRrEEw. notice sale. a. Boston q India
spsi.s change; .sie. e ISds New a. 81 @
Gu. s Es S's esa aad es 3 S5 go SS5 sS bwa
as ..s ssSsl e sla .is S, w. ~es mas i' ''' "
LUMBER arrive. move freely there good demand at
LATH have declined which k.Is l. good denand the sup
Wy fsod ,as s Roesns = sy sale. 400 bb at SIZE
Lamp better upry and prices are ower sales SOC bo clos
fishDry Cod without important eb.nse The mpPy light
.sd .Se .od Gss Bsea Mie are N Continued sh :iocG
gle. ls tols 7sesr for large No and - S - IS @ .S5
boas. sold :: for sealed and Soc for No Picked Herring
s0AP-Eps.h CASTLE steady but quiet sales 80 boxes at la
III BE 5siSS 5ysS Ss til. supply light
SS o S..sS ss sous 9S ss%se "a 1 nonh
bRiCK.h.,d North RveI quite finn and the demand
active al ~ S7ld4 SOP NJ
COPPER-Yeow metal II steady bat quiet &. 26c aud
She sihlpg at StidSlc.
COFFEEThe market has been quiet up till to-day, when
better eens existed owing TO sdNces received from Rio suero
Sa Of $50 bess s3dOc; 1890 Java lS 5lc.;
l0 Government do at lS!c; oo bags Lssusyrs 0ao!c 20
hats Mseao at e 100 bags Porto hico at loc ioO bss s.
pomnse &C. bond 80 bags Cape o. 9 cash
FRUITs1he sales Include 400 bunch Rans ~ 0
80 7 s Pecan Nuts Ice;
Canton Ginger IS 6o % bsles Lenguedoc Almonds al c
Legboin Giiron at c 1850 bunchss Bananas 75c 81 o
$40 BaIacoa Cocoa Nuts $685. go bags Brazil Nuts So; 90
Primes ct 3 Al auction 1909 boxes Palermo Lemons
~ @g*S 90 and 74 do do Orsnses at *s 5oG - g.
MOLAsSEs dull and the Of little npoance
sss 80 bb New Orleans 9dSc ehds Porto Rico 2sa6ic
10 btds. Cuba Mpscoyado, &c.
sALTThe maket is well supplied the demand limited
prices dooy0g; sses 400 JeGTeys DO.
Wo,tDsoD 67c Ground and Factory fed and $40 Mar
sbsl sold 10 sni,e private.
WOOL1he market Is dull and heavy for Domestic bu. for
FoItien tbe marke notice We
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

Here II fvoI fh ofoyer 900 600 ieet
boards 600 Of hinger 3s feet OF tim
be,; ard decrease of 900 900 lbs Of slaves
The receipts canals n the opening OF NAVIGATION up
th week In July IN the yean named below
We : follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

i
nEMP-The market Is inactive, and hear OF no sse
HOkEYWe have bnt 70 bbls 2sd Kegs ~
Domingo for home private terms.
hlDEsThe market quite dull tho demand light and the sioek
rgeabou IS Geo. Sales of go Oiroco lsc oHhs; 2SSo
nsresbo l6c months rejecting bad hides; 800 do dyad,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

EAsT LIVKR bAKK, June g, isbi
THE PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS have this
1 day declared DIVIDEND Of THREE sEd ONE-HALF PER
CENT the Capital Stock payable the soci holder fr
legal snc after the ih Jry
as will be closed from tho lst 70 the ilta jay
WI B. HAILOM Castler
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

vcssFLBsr1 Gov. Briggs Bsrnsable) Capt John
H. IIale, sailed Glasgow March Baltimore with
ssssed and spoken April 49, i a. IS lon = 81 sIee
wh.n hing hs. been heard OF her and il believed hst abe
fa jered in the heavy gale ps H. pe BTgs
vessel Of Vslled BY Aessrs
Hhle OF BausAtle, Charles sders Ggd others
BoD She nearly covered BY insurance Boston sad Ban
stable there 2Ce0 injured The
fIsieht money
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13

OIFIeE OF ma HARMONY IIkE IhsrRkACE Co..
No. Broad e.. New York, July l. leJf 5
A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER
~ CENT the capital s.ock Of t Corany hes been declared
Ysysble n demand. T. o GLOVER. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-13


have this day ordered semi annual Dividend be raid all
thereto, ~. SIX FER CENT
al aud under. payable and Mondsy
the fh int. Open daily from 4. " to July H. 1854
T. BROWN, President
o. CLELAND,l Vice
4 Atynsn NY STOKES PrsS'ta
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HONEY BEE FEED.

NY person who win send his address, and one
n dollar, in an envelope, post paid, to h. JORDAN
Newbury, Vermont, shall have sent him by mail
post paid in return paper informing him lst how
to make four qualities Of feed for bees costing from
to 8 cents per h., from which good honey is pro,
duccd I'd, giving information how to use the feed
with any common hive, with drawers Sd, giving in
formation how prevent fighting and robbing while
in tho process Of feeding Knowing that multitudci
arc DESTROYS to obtain the above information, and
that it is more than an equivalent for the dollar
asked no apology is needed for this notice Please
send a gold dollar. or a current bill on some Now
England bank, whom possible.
Nov ~. X. JORDAN.
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WHITE SLAVERY IN THE BARBARx srArSs
DY HON CHARLES SUMNER. With 40 splendic
ID illustrations by Billings, engraved by Baker 2
Smith II makes beautiful l6mo volume OF about
l4O pages bound in CLOTH thin boards, printed In tb
most elegant style, on the best paper
THE ARGUMENT.
Introduction. Territory of the Barbary Ststes Th'
Subject and Sources of Information.
l. Origin of SLgpwy. Slavery in the Barbary States
H. History of White Slavery IN BGrbGy; Early
Efforts against it--by Ferdinand the Catholic, b.
Charles v, by England, by France, by Holland Free
dom by Rsdsmpfson; Freedom by Conspiracy !, Free
dom BY Escape. White American Victims to Barb
ry; Parallel between White and Black Slavery; Trt
umphant Abolition Of White Slavery.
III. True Character Of White Slavery IN Baybayy
Apologies for White Saveryj Happy Condition Of the
White Slaves; Better OF in Barbary than ut Home
Better of than the Free Christians in Barbary; New
ertheless Unquestionable Enormity of White SLAYER,
in Barbary Conclusion. Price 80 OTIS postage IL OTIS
For sale by LEWIS CLEPHANE,
March 81 Once National Era.
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WANTED IN TOLEDO, ONO,

A PARTNER. who is practical Druggist, and car
N bring cash capital Of from i've to ton thousand
dollars to invest in well established wholesale Drug
House. at of the best points in tho Western coun
try for large jobbing trade.
1t is about four years since this house was first
opened and has done large and profitable business
from the start. purchased and have conducted the
business for over two years. during which time the
trade has steadily increased from over fifty per cent
during the first years business to ono hundred and
fifty per cent. tho past year. And with my facilities
for business Western acquaintance, TO-, the trade
can be made, with the additional capital required to
reach from one hundred to hundred and nifty
thousand dollars annually
For further particulars, address tho undersigned
MS above. Allctters Of inquiry will meet with prompt
attention. /. M. ASHLEY.
Jan 2S-ldlw
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IMPORTANT DrsCovRRY.

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LIFE INSURANCE.

THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY.
i and T,ust Company, OF Philadephia-oflicc No.
132 Chestnut street. he first door east of the custom
house) Capital, paid up,) 100000. Charter per-
petual--contnuc to make assurances on lives the
most favorable terms
Thoy act az Executors. Trustees, and Guardians
under lass wills and rs Receivers and Assignees.
The capital being paid up and invested, together
with large and constantly Increasing reserved fund,
offers perfect security to tho insured.
The premiums may be paid yearly, half yearly, or
quarterly.
The Company add Bonus periodically to tho in
surances for life. The first bonus, appropriated in
December, 1874, and the second bonus in December,
1S49, amount to an addition of $262.50 to every
81, 900 insured under the oldest policies, making
$l,26250, which viii be paid whom IL shall become a
claim, instead Of 600 originally insured the next
oldest amount 10 81 1870; the next in ago TO
$l,2i250 for every $1,000; the others in the same
proportion according 10 tho amount and time Of
standing; which additions make average Of mere
than go per cent upon the premiums paid, without
increasing tho annual premium.
The following are n few examples from tho register
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rHE NKw YORK MUSICAL REVIEW
AND
CUORAL ADVOCATE
AL REVIEW

/ S the cheapest and best Musical Paper in the
L world This Journal, which has heretofore been
published monthly, commences its fifth year in jan
uary next, and thcnceforward it will be published
every two weeks--on every othor Thursday; thereby
giving more than twice much matter, without any
Increase in price. Each number contains sixteen
quarto pages four Of which are new music, consist
ing Of gleos hymn tunos chants anthems dedication
and hoyday pieces and, in short, every variety OF
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men of the highest talent and ripcst musical expert
encc, among whom are George 4. Root, William B.
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