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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-03-13
FCsA UNION STEAMSHIP COM

fHA ONloN olIIAMpAl1I VIM
$500 PANY'S LINE OF STEAMERS
FOR PHILADELPHIA, VIA NORFOLK.
The Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain DAVID TEAL
Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain JAS. BAYmeRE,
Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND Captain Z. MITCH
ELL. One ofthese splendid steamers will leave Rich
mond for Philadelphia, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at high-water, touching at City Point
and Norfolk to receive freight and passengers. Re-
turning leave Philadelphia every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. at 10 O'Clock. A NJ. arriving at
Richmond every TUESDAY and SATURDAY morn
inss which days they will discharge their cargo
These splendid steamers have been built expressly
TOR this line, snd every eXertion has been made to
combine st ength and speed. They are provided with
Francis Patent Metallic Life Beats" first rate
tables, and every attention is paid by accommo-
dating Captains to the comfort of passengers and the
protection of goods.
FARE REDUCED
Passage through to New York, and found. 90
Passage TO Philadelphia, and found, list cabn) 90
Passage TO Philadelphia. not found ed cabn.) 4 90
Passengers for New York would consult their in =.
terest by taking this route for independent of being
the cheapest and SAFEST 1t is by far the pleasant
Tobacconists shipping to Pittsburg can be accom-
modated by this line, as we have entered into ar
engagements to forward goods through with dispatch
For freight or passage. apply to
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent,
on the Dock.
P.S. All goods by this line from Philadelphia vii
be discharged ON Tuesdays and Saturdays and after
they delivered on the wharf shall be considered
by the Company at the risk of the owners
NH z ROBERT RANKIN, Agent.
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a. LARGE DWELLING HOUSE
MEL FOR RENT, AND BUILDING LOTS FOR
SALE.-The House is in a pleasant and retired
neighborhood, within ten minutes walk of bust
ness: has twelve Rooms, large Yard aud Garden.
which render it eligible Family Residence. or
Boarding School Mansion; possession the goth of
April.
FOR SALE.-several Handsome BUILDING
LOTS on 25th street. opened and improved;
others on Church Hill, and from Is to so Acres of
LAND near the city, which would make beautiful
Cottage Farm. Apply to
A. G. STUBS.
NH 6--lawts At Knowles and Walford's.
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/ OST-A CERTIFICATE OF STATE DEBT,
- registered in the Office of the Second Auditor,
and Nancy Hughes, children of Charles Hughes, de-
ceased numbered 649, dated the 10th day of May,
1851, for $500, bearing interest of per Cent.
Notice is hereby given that application will be made
TO the said Auditor for renewal of said certificate
according to law.
STEPHEN B. SWEENEY,
NH 6-laWSt g 1ardan,
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WOOD--I offer for sale, at the wood
w yard recently occupied by Mr.. John F. Reeve,
good WOOD, both Pine and Oak, at low prices
Having number of hands engaged in cutting Wood,
shall be regularly supplied with it. Through the
kindness of Mr. Luther p Ellis and of Mr.. b. w Dab
ney, have placed slate of their stores, where
ders can be left, and which will be promptly attend
ed to-
fe I0-3m S. N. DAVIS.
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TO THE CITIZENS AND STRAN
4 GERS VISITING THE CITY.-If you wish to
get your Hair cut and dressed La tina latest and most
approved style, and your Whisk1rs changed TO a
beautiful black or brown color, just call on HOB.
SON at the Hair Dressing. Shaving. Shampooing and
Bathing Saloon. under the American Hotel.
n. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily, from A M.to9P. NJ, and ON Saturday TO II
Z, N. Single bath rs cents, tickets for 81. En-
trance on 18th street. feg
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ELEGANT SPRING MANTULA9.-

~ We are now opening the larRest assortment Of
MantiiIas we have ever shown. They comprise the
latest French styles, aud are very Beautiful We
shall sail them 1t very low prices. and will show
them chserfully to I'll who with 10 examine
NH e-ets WILCOX Belts,
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CPRATT'S PATENT INSULATED
- LIGHTNING RODS--The Subscribers having
secured the exclusive ght to sell these celebrated
RODS In this State. are now prepared to put them
up in any part of this city or country, on favorable
terms. These celebrated conductors of Electricity
have been pronounced by scientific men to be the
best offered the public Among the numerous
recommendations in possession of the Agents, the
following deemed Sufficient to satisfy the public
of their great superiority over all others:
1.-THE lightning Conductors, on The plan of j.
Spratt, of Cincinnati. appear to be very well devils
ed, and in point of mechanical construction the
best we have seen.
SIT is to be hoped that the of these Rods may
become general, an important auxiliary defense
against danger which must be re garded of
binary mas nitude, to which all buildings liable
b. SILLIMAN, JR.,
Prof. of Chem. in Univ of Louisville.
b. SLLIMAN, 81,
JAMES D. DANA
Yale College, N. II.
HARTFORD, Dec. 24tI, 1851.
The President and Directors of the Hstna Fire In
surance Company having examined J. Spratts Pa
tent lightning Conductor, and having been made
auaned with its construction aud adaptation to the
purposes desgned, highly approve of the same as
safe and excellent conductor of electricity We re-
commend that it be properly applied to all buildings
insured, or that may hereafter be insured at this
office.
s. L. LOOMS, Secretary.
In the above certificate. we fully concur.
CHARLES TAYLOR,
Sec'y Hartford Fire ms. Co.
WILLIAM C0NoR,
Sec'y Hartford Protection Ins. Co.
JOHN B. ELDREDGE,
Sec'y Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.
L. ]. MILLER,
D. STEBBiNS.
II Office Broad street, between Sd and 4th SITS.
fe l1-d3m%
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GUANO, PLASTER AND OTHER
~ MANURES.-As the above named articles
transported the Virginia Central Railroad at very
low rates. notice is hereby given that they viii only
be received at the Depot and transported at such
times may suit the convenience of the company.
BY order of the Board.
E. II. GILL, Supt.
N u a d.,
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' ION w. REESE. AUcTIosrrT
viii o aasns :. Is o s sggne No % Pearl street
assumption Of MERCHANDISE Hn +; sna every
FURNITURE. &c. hooSEHoLD
:
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i EONARD IN CIOVER

IL Since TOM LEONARDpS Cor1cu
have got to be the rage DAoFs
The rush Ia tremendous accordin,
He has cured 50 many thousands fhs ,.,n,. .
aloud ~ Neikm Hngs
WITH 6esEngs from the other side of Jordan.
His Instant Relief and Speedy Cure
Sets the inhabitants Of Richmond aroin,
HIS friends Hook TO him from aIi paris on town
And some from the other side OF Jordan
= Iry MS celebrated Cough Dropsin Is cant battles
70 % hsd only OF THOS. LEONARD.
Drnggisf, &c. 222 Br6sd Il
~ Do net forget bis Cough Medicine Che instant
49, s"s sPsse1 ours. 70 70
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J. RIED BARRETT,
ia 21-2rn formerly agent of Barrett Newson
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E'IRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
RANCE.-The Richmond Fire Association are
prepared to issue policies of insurance the
above description of risks on as reasonable terms
the patronage Of the public Applications will be
ceived at the office, No. 225, of Main and 9th
Streets where the officers will cheerfully furnish all
information that may be required All Losses prompt
ly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN III. BosHER, Secretary. NH IL
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Christian, wherefore that Ii>;ruitu! sigh
Why falls thu: ,c.rc,.u! tear: trc thy plan:
frustrated. and is thy way Au!-,d M, 50 TIA:
thou cans: well say. whittier >la!I turn"
Bat ,l.ou dii>t lean upon tl.y Father. arm
and in cycry emergency. t.l:nc eye rested
upon the Sayior's footprints, and dds: cndea-
vor to walk f,;tA'uly in Tia. way which it
seemed 70 tl.cc was duty, path: and Row hat
TIE road i, ROACH. and lar-c thorn-ln-A has
sprung up OILY few feet 'rtore thee VII;
thou lin.er for these: Rather cling: more
closely, n.orc tru.;;n:.l:: to tl.y cd. Ca; a.!
thy care upon Him, wall: firmly onward, md
be assured YOUR difficulty viii vanish.
We're there no obstacle 70 Overcome. and
coudst thou ever glide ca.m!r GA with the
current, Low soon wou!l>t thou forget Him
who l>t,:ins thee, and commence t:us ting III
thine own strength.
Eu. Ae who loves i'lrc, aa'. v lose thou arr
knows thy irail na;uve, a:.l I.ad.y keeps thine
crring Lca,t.
PcslaI,: death l.as entered TIE circle Of
thy love, and selecting those il whom ;hine
heart vast 5ourI up. and has iorMc them
hence.
Sadly didst thou watch tLcir progress ;o,t-
ard the tomb. and when is dark oytal, c!o-
>cd upon their remains, ,Aou ,iiG>t bow thine
head and weep.
Aud t!.ou nIayc>t wei weep, fer Thy tears
are affections tribute to Tie departed But
surely lhou Wilt not forget lat it is by Thy
Fathers command Ia, L.. !ove,. Zones are re-
E.oycI, and HIS decree, av> always .Jr wise
pHrpc>cs. He says. Pear not ti.oG worm
Jacob for have rc,iytnc! licc." and he
would have thee purified from >in cyvn by
pa>>in. through tie vale Of ai::c,io.i, that
thy soul E,ay be Y.orl:el ia another. and
better world. where 10 blight shall ever
come. EEEfHA
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= \ celebrated to!cr intending to 90 tc
y ma ked .'ailco;sn!t,d d" a''i':::n:t:.cc in
what character he SHOULD dis -ui,v hiu>y L.
ito >ohcr," replied his ..nl. "anl your
most intimate friend viii Mot know you.
"E J.. di'l You ever 90 to the @o!' mine :"
"Y,>'
"What id you dig"
II iG9 out As ia; as the Lore, would :c; me-"
e 1t is r,!a,! Of old DR.. Burnlam. OF
Pembroke, who ,!:cd about two wears Si..cc.
that once Oh a t!nlc, when attending Il county
Association at ilopkinton, in maxim. the pas
tors customary annual report, he spoke Of
Il good re,iva, which had occurred during tie
year in his church. He .ad there Wa, o.e ia,.l-
iy that the !.ord passed hv without I!vs>ii :.
The o!a man al! his family, Were orca>ion.I
chnivh-coer>. bat pas! 10 tax. Why is it"
sad he one day. when meeting NJ burnhan.
tia: Ike Lord las passed n:c ly wilout Il
bies>ln":' You steal Your prcae hin@." was
the quick reply. Manchester -lmcri-an
JAIL To Lrr.-Thc Paris (Ox.orl Co..
Me jail has been tcnaniicSs for more :han
six months last past They are Maine Law
people up there.
Observation-Disclosures Governor OF Rhode
Island has appointed Thursday, 3oth inst. as
Thanksgiving Day.
T.: IN Michigan. Mr. Henry Bill, was mar
ris'! TO Miss Mary Small. We hope the IS
suing O! small bills is not prohibited in that
state.
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Z II F. 6 ALE 9 q N 4 n.
House for Sale,

FI'IIE subscriber having lief; he State. viii sell hi
I house - :. lo!..l~hury. situated on Cherry
street. III door from Eastern .ive'lrlc.
The l"- contains acre ii land, and the house i
entirely new. finished iu tie be-. tv,c tli'. manner
;,:i !, Of ;hc ino>t lt;~att situations III III,
place.
For particulars enquire of Barron Noul.on. st
Johns it!l. ur O Ike subscriber Il: Concord y. ii.
e. l.. CUMMINGS.
MY. 1Ie45. aDlti'
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N 10Y d.. - --
h i'ro''a-HCo': holden - '.rlil.:l,.l ia.
pi.,rc' "l n" - lax al No,..:,.i.,r. 4 H. -
YIN T. l'I\l>n\ and Nch-.li1,. Il. RI.
\ ,"ii.i>,,"'"r I'D A.ll.l.i~'ritr,N as: the -
';.e Of Lew E.lcer- late of -; ;;f.l ,i,-' l..
es. haV" nia.ie application t. liz ,rr. FIR
CO.." !" Ill The Whole ct Tie r,. >t.;,. , -9il J.
r";i-ri l'iI rlre>eltn- ti.at -ucii sale j ,.,.-
'"r lie payment "i the icl> oi >:ii deceased.
-, "hritlil'n it J. ordered LIZ said e.. .--
f,a Ii. application b. heard hefr,.tii~ .lt
-. 1''h ':av Of N"Tc;iils'r. 1N-l ~ H.. rrl...
'iiHcc III ~aid t'.il'il.: AMI i J. farther .r.,
that all l'r-'ri> interested De- notified 81 >a.i b.,r
iiir ~ publishing III orrr 'lr,- ,,.-,l -i....s
:'eN is til ta''~',;l. lrI',ci ~ : Ii.i.,i,.r,-
i''.rc ~:''4 '''n"" hearing .ha- they may :,.,.,
Il ts'v 80. cause and object tlcr.,o
"EANll'tAWFoED. Judge II Prafa..
y the c'f y at recori-Att,.,- .,a,.
"HAMlL CRAWFORD. Ju ire f Prob.
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j}!arnl uiI0 l,rIillion5.
TIL. .iE:' TIC.

their way from p:l"r,ma -,cs: from Rome ana
its treasures Of dead art. it, .'orv ofli,ng "a
turr from the >:,!,s :thc Swizer', mountains
from the capitals Of yar.o!. nations: all Of
item "a, ;nr il ,lc;r heart, We VII WI. for
The September ..l,. 10 haze done with their
,;.,inn.ti.l fury. and ,len We viii cmlar.,
W. viii ,.i,!ca ~. III: .pI.!.cl Ocean. anl
in the cor.cous month Of O,tobcr We will
erect our lon.r,l for native !a:.!. and or
hcar,lovcd ho.nc>. Md - Ike ;l.ronc stream
al along iron. Berlin from Paris from the O.
RENT, converting rIon Ior'!oH. >i.!i lastcn-
il. towards tie welcome iii az: larfowin .
every day The circle Of c,l-ac. :i.,...s and pre-
,araion>. They crowded aboard Never
had the Arctic borne ,u!. = lost o.. rasscH-
gers. nor passengers 30 nearly related to so
manv among Us. The Ao'.: va; come. The
,i,ual hail fell ,t Greenwich. /, was noon
ed: the crea, hull sway 10 IL. current; The
national coors >,r.am.I al,o3j. As il them
,.lyc, instinct with life srI national sympathy.
The lcll strikes .l.c wheel! rcvoIvc; he si.
nal ruu beat, l., cc!.oc, in upon every struc-
tur,. alouu the shore. a,.I he Arctic .iidcs
;ovtulIv forth fiom the ,!cr.cv. ans! turns her
brow To- the Winding cAanEc! and BEGINS Ecr
l. ,m,warI run The r;lo; ..Doi At TIE vince.
and men saw him. N.aM AT upon the Prov
and 40 eve h,h,,I Lin. Whoever stood q.
III. wheel in All the y,,,,rr. T. I'll ui<Nc IT,
lot that ,;ccrcd hc craft. :.l 10 o.c knew it,
III. n,i;Lrr revealed III. presence Tor wis
,.r,l h, ,rraud And :, hone vas e. .l1c....
and 1.-The r,v,,y distorted Itself. and ioy was
with every nu,,, ,.i,"il,lc ;uro,y.;I;cn
res Of the yoya.,e. there was still that w!lc'.
husl,.a every nurn.ur-holue Is rot ia. o,~,,g.
And every norn;no !, was one nir!t nearer
home. and a, eyc,,iuo c. &C. a,:v nearer hoi.r.
E.iuLt DAYS had passed. Tl:cv LcLeld tia.
distant bank Of. mist tl.at forever haunts Tie
vas, sh,l,ows Of Newfoundland. Boldly they
nsa'!t Al l., an' plum in N, ITS l!'a;' "rr"tlcs
wrapped thclH about. :!:rv shat. never e
merge. The Ia. St:li!.:h. ha< flashed from
that deck. The las. N'.yage Is done to the
shin and PASSENGERS. 1T noon there came
noisclcssIy stealing from Tia North that fa;ed .
instrument of destruction. In that mysterious
,1 I, .l, ~ nv; I.;, .
steamers were holding their way with rushing
prov ard roarin. wheels, but invisible NJ !
a leagues distance unconscious, and at near
CT approach unwsrlcd within h.il and bear
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Particular Notice.

T5N!!E demands Of pr. : Nc;..,l for medical ser
4 vice rcI!Icrc previous - .I:IlU.rv. -. ar"
left with H":.ry :. arllc,i. FL :or >.t:,:..,....:l
Immediate ;t:c!.t,3: - :ii> o.cc by >a'o Ct.
S.NINEIL.
Sent. = ISL ...;.t
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Enrrlrli Ports.

Arr AZ Lyerrool 18th inst ship Iii whitney Nckerr siysn
nsh r. Teal A-rfr q, Va ID i-A, suns Osfo
Inc Conner Charleston quot Bs.tim1re Ha.Aawy brack DO
AZ Il es y inst John Henry oHnrd Ceu'ss'. lr Loo
don ard proceeded Passed ih Brcu snip Louisa Mars er
BE tmorc fer Bremen.
Lcuoou.
10Th ship tn ,onia. L'
BremerhAycn 10Th inst, Bren ship Mnnaoue War
Ar az S.ockioIn st inst chip Jonas Wen ishbup Hsr
Sd rom lth ult br Mary AIDE inc Fotuq New
A. Port Prince 9Th inst big, Delhi Da-utby ' Phsi"r'
10 cav: Nu,yss Gniu tom Norfolk via - CfoN li+. sl
John buyniou. Pc'teug'l for Liverpool dtys o..
A Havans 10th inst ships Alfred Hill Thsycr os lislohrs
d.. ts~ Bs.er tor Cows DO 3eorge Law Poyth, Gr'up
stuart and Ashburon Taylor wtti Hydra Carney ds barS
Auca Chase io Hamburg its May Dale, Leig lr VALPARAISO
40 ichn BersJn Nsv-Nok @3d scotland, Dinfan no. DID,
de Leo durnr the week Robert Peunel 'ar.r
Mssei f'r Boston or Portland w itS'
Bsbtidge Boston. ds Ottawa Carlton Tor uei Or chif'
odd Fellow Elliott aud Little Lizzie, GrstrcS diss an,
Cd 18Th clips Ossfee Chase, Hamburg lance sfosei
ast Powhaan uzham. Triesto brig Gunae Carver >agHa
: d. l4ih tss Helic0n. Goodng. Cowrs
Cid Mstanzas lh inst, haA jubilee, Goodue Baltimore
schr n. Curtis Jordan. Boston.
AZ do 18th mt BRIG Merrill Means for New York 10 DAYS
5sh inst, schr Nancy K heagan essen New
York. ,-,-r ,.-.. c.-a....
I'D I'd ship VIM Nelson Chceyer London Entered Tor los
siirs Tbalatts. ior London Evening Stnr. do.
An % hsitx lsh inst. brig Halsx OBre1. Boston
steamer America Lang do land sailed for LNepool ia l'
schr Maria, Shemsn, Boston. -. ,,-.,
Cld rt = seph,u y. b. 22l inst ships Sea E1s' Nitu'
London; Jane D Cooper, Ftrer, Queenstown
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DIED.

GRIh-In William hugh Wednesday, Goth inst Henry All
ward youngest OF Charles i. Grim.
CARPEk1ER-At Detroit on "Wednesday 18th inst Robert
GREFNOP-On Fnde 29h inst stor LINGERING illness, which
she bore with and resignation Sarah wife OF
EDWARD Greenep, IN the 6eth year OF her sge -,
Chandler Puckney requested to attend her
funeral today July the residence of the latter No 20
r. NJ Her remains will be conveyed 20 Greenwood
kFITFLI-On Thursday 9th inst Toma1 r. Kee j. after
thort llress In the 18th year Of his age.
relatives sod t Of the family also his late teachers and
Tesdepce his father 1870 Wet Invent, hirdst Sunday
s0th inst NJ without further invitation His remains Will be
BradfoTd Vt July 6 Mrs Hannah relict
Musy and mother o. NJ Muey OF Newiork and D. b. Musey
Lon the eth inst. Theodore Mitchell Of VIM
Will take place from the residence oil his parents NO
7Nnih,st Saturday, 2eth inst at 10 A NJ
rHOMPSON 2Oth July afler short illness samuel
ThonI 6a Of his lie netye Of Connect
io. yeaa resident OF Poughkeepe
II in early life disciple Of the Christian religion lie
Aba Onists and inneNO0 sdherent 10
shs Of man wh bis vorte topics Of Conversation
syem consisted in carrying tho great truths
GosIe BY dOg OH would have others do unto Us
hereafter need And this he eouendcd. must be
both
IsIsou, Institutions Hi etd vas calm ADD peaceful ~
TANLOR-0n TLmday h inst Thomas Taylor IN ipe 4oih
The rsltiives u1s family respectfully invited
b residence No 275 Spring suu
sob inst. without itatiou.
VAN ANTWERP-On the 21d inst Morsvile, Bucks Co,
Pa If Inflammation tue Jane, daughter of James ~ and
Jane N. Van Anwerp, tcco nOn.hs
NkLSH-A Gul,Ir, tie 6 inst, q cholera, Alexander r.
NCkh, Of At1Grd'r N IN g this City aged
NHlT-NG-Ou Friday. 2h inst Illness Ed
ward Rupe infant Henry w and Mary p Whiting aged
suopl and s6 DAYS.
YOULEA Einra, Thursday, 9Th inst Mrs Amelia Youie,
aged SO rect Of The late John loule OF this City
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Arrived.

Janes Adger Tuner Charleston, 50 hours
and Spoford Teson Co Thurs
day II NJ D. miles h. Frying Pan Shoals exchangd signals
with smsp STATE Of O,f from savannah bound 10 Pm Mel
stoIe r. Phad pha for Savannah g. 20 NJ Cape lsf
w with schooner sh0 wing white ground
y Cape Hs-rras. with steamship Rockville.
N~Yoik for sasauuah Friday, $3.50 A. NJ "th steamship
Phaar.I ha, tould
al from : " carried away maniop gaantma sails Sc.
Bts Loo Wet Hagana ds sugar tobacco and cigars 70 Ale
& Galway.
Biz Ea Boston, Peters 81 Johns P r. II d., sugar
No date lat 81 H. lou u spoke brig Harrison Of aud
for Bosom from Port coo Prince.
Brg LAmmiIabe CoioubO. Hall NafizLsUs Genoa 30 d.
BE. Gc. % FIaHfis GoneEN CO
Big " h-iILe. Ham, Hansen Angostnr - d. hides Sc.,
Lett port bn4 FIXING C.oud, dE for Newforf
Para Cstharne Aufusa jackson Antwerp Nay g. VITA 6J pass
". r schmidt Co.
White. July H. lat s. Is, lou. a D. spoke whaling bark
Richmond OF New Bedford, 20 days with 81 bbs sp oil.
Schr. hrahtlls, Was Rors coal for Boston
ScT Nhie Cloud, johnson, Virginia d.. pine wood.
sehr Jane, Cox, Portland Ct 2 d.
schr. Uucle Joe Walu. Portland d..
sehr Harriet, tot Rockaud L Ohn Maysgez r. - DAYS,
sugar 20 V,nstsa July s. lat y TO- Ion - 49, spoke bark IRE
schr Mustang Mystic Tsson, Texas % ds
Schr Mary Lowell Church Port Ewing bound to Norwich.
Steiner Wansulta, Church New-Bed0ld.
Soors Telegraph. Qsht,Tsj kiB. 1stiie - Smith Tntle
Cabinet Hu; wing Arrew Ross and Harriet Foter, the
The ship Franklin. ashore Moriches, L.
scors Bullion aad Mary T. Sears shteEs from the steamship
Franklin
Below hris. l bark Unknown
NlND-D ung the day,
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There was some fuctuaicu il the Stock market to-day,
lu. lie change were Hot important Tie transactions
were 70 moderate extent large number of operators
are absent from lie street which materially adds to the
dune. Of tie Board. Reading improved from the priee
after the second Boord yesterday. The market stood at
& bid Enc was firm at i9i which the closing prics
Of yesterday. Ncw-YoIk Central was firm at -. The
hears were offering il at Sc, seller o. Cumberland IN
proved J T. cent; Nicaragua il declining; Berdan
Cod Machine sold at 4. The Western Railroads
were generally frner Cleveland ami Toledo I'M
proved 2 cent. The late heavy sales OF tins
,ock have been Of hypohecated stock Tie market has
now absorbed nearly all the stock likely TO come upon It,
In Railroad Bonds there was large business but
prices were better Illinois Central Bonds improved
cont. New.YorI Central 2 cent. Incomes = cent
The only sale Of State stock $4,000 California "a
at 20.
In ESohonpo there s but little doing TIE sailing OF the
steamer having teen postponed until Monday next Ster
ling is q o9I and Gull. Francs, 5.I5G5l3i
eigbts arc very quiet and heavy To Liverpool, 300
Or % bales Cotton 3-I6 3D.; 5000 bush Grain, BID in
ships bags; 20 tuns. Tsow, &C., 2fSl5i To Havre,
J 5oc bales Cotton &c. TO Buenos Ayres, lumber char
ter at so.
Tie receipts at the sub-Trcasury si6s, 49, pail,
s66 $40; balance s4,74G,3l2.
The seIni-annuI interest the Bonds Of the Toledo,
Norwalk and Cleveland Rairoad Company, due the
Ia August viii be paid at the office of the Company
The United States Trust Company has declared dvi-
dond of3i ? cent, payable on the 7ih OF August. The
Leather Manufacturers Bank semi-annual dividend Of
cent. payable Aug l. The Broadway Insurance Com
pGny dividend Of = cent, payable Aug O. The Penn
sylvana Coal Company dividend Of cent, payable
Aug. 10. TIE Laconia Manufacturing Company of saco
Maine a dividend OF y cent, payable Aug. !. The
Great Falls Manufacturing Company semiannual dvi-
/ dend Of q cent The Commercial Bank Of Rochester
g mi-annual dividend of y cent, payable Aug. A.
TIE Lehgh and Pennsylvania Zinc Company have con-
clue 90 an by which the Uberath Mines are
consolidated with that Company. This gives them al
most unlimited supply Of ore The stock in demand
at g. after The arrangement was known.
The Dry Goods Imports Of the week are largely below
those Of the same week last year. The figures are