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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

HCury Jewell Esq appeared defend the claim Of tho
Grecers Bank for Sc M which had hecn dsalowcd 10y
the Receivers. This consisted of some paper Of casiou
srs It the Cochuate Bank which redisc0uutei by
de GIocers Bank and had the endorsement Of the Cash
Ser Of the Cochtu6e Bank, the said endorsement in The
belief OF the Receivers net being authorized 10y The ID
rteofs If the Coehituate Bauk and icl whch said Bank
received no consideration.
The claim of tie Bank Of the Republic, New-p ok for
s53 H. also CisulOwrd the ground that tiat
Bank refuses 10 surrender certain collateral securities OF
value which they ttoin for aebi vi the hom OF Bryant,
Allen 4 Co.
lie clam of the Merchants Bank for Is oOo the Re-
eeiv,rs at first allowed; 81 also Of Gilbert CO. for
81 2l3 but snoe then in ocr to give opportunity for
rrmousirance or the part Of other creor thy re-
port the facts to the Court T6eY alerward offered TO
uucud the report by allowing the CLAIM OF 14c Merchants
Bank. A. Ii. tiskc appears as counsel ior te bRnh.
lie Receivers conclude with expressing the opinion as
divide nd Of 50 cent from the funds hand can be
declared on the claims proved leaving sufficient balance
10 et such claims as ARE at present IN allegiance
Tie Court Of opinion thar the creditors 81 thc Bank
should have sufficient time 10 look into the matte. the
action Of the Receivers and therefor passed o tbs
notice he given that the report Of the Recve h been
placed the file Of the Court and ia open for anY rep
lion until Saturday, August 40 tina The unsettled oaals
he referred 10 VIA j Hubbard Mas.er "a Chg.icery.
and that on Tuesasy August % tho Court will
hesr parties Interested and decide upon a dividend.
TIE Detroit Daiiy Adrcrtjser OF Monday, says
ave have been permitted the perusa OF letter from
one Of a party Of gentlemen from this city VINO
The letter is dated Doueiss Houshon Mine July o. 1852
md says: That they have visited tho hinnssos Flint
Steel DrusAh, ENtJgTNtb hh-t' AVo'
and Piscataoua Mines al of which look hour.sling.
- l.. & j. K. have just came out Of the Douglass
Houskton Mine and talking the exploit they
highly pleased with tie appearance nj this mine; they
went down about 200 feet and brought up some fine pee
'Nebraska Mine looks wo ard We al voted that the
Evergreen Bn looks better than any thing we have
seen and exceeded cur expectations.
Tomorrow We viii go to the Fire Steel aud Indiana
Mines and back 20 the Toltec. We have examined the
veins on 10 and H. lEl Dorado Nine new oue,l
north Of the Douglass Houshton and think them fstrae,
and good anything We have We shall return
70 Ononagon the 2fth inst and yisn the Cabrsn; va
Do not intend going above Montreal River, learn
fAsy are crazy Fon-duscthere is excitement enough
u 0ptopaeon on copper
"The Clerk OF the Evergreen Bluff Nine writes 20 the
seafrrsr that the work Of sinking the shat progress
ss, and locks richer every foot that ton men are en-
ploy ed at present.
sFrom Portage lake We have TIE MOT gratifying ae
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D,r. s7.H3 Inc IEciJ Inc So 5'5 lac. 1880

Bv reducing tie Wheat 10 Flour the quantity of he
loer AZ tde.water this ye8r, compared With tbe CO.
resl,1G of last year shows decre'se Of 81 '42 b6s
Of Flour
The following table shows the quantity Of some NJ the
mi, cfs articles of produce left al iidewnter from me
elfnt Of navigation 10 tine 5lst Of July inclusive,
during the Years l-52 Az! da,s 1883 lJ} dag ie'i
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Passengers Arrived

Te1ats,g HrzGs7 yoo. Brsael and Sorfi hes-s
De- Lilct ! J-r HaNiinll. }. Rome IS
L,lehe 4 3. Tres Tic-s z. Sd
Ne end NJ Noel. and 6 Ter. A kuohe iisseck
~. sckoer H. W. nj Miss Tones. Nas kCL4-r, Ka Mt
bgrutsuh e. = uafcas. J.. CAfel L0g. fa@ads. a~nc-
A.5t Mas AID Mss Jsr1t J. Dennis, y Laurent. e. Fritz,
W t1sch 4. Nc- D-nuisou " LOOMS ST. Ms.
Frcr Mrs uoVu NJ ami va. Horn, y Kahn e. TrasS Mr. and
Ma s. t,Ial ? Ro-k Heuk Mrs D. W.dt family -.
grd Guraofl Nr. F-.tel SAD family v. hlier u Ma
ussirs G. OrAho and family q r. inter- and family yorel
at Hff7s,T faiy n bgt49 family Pole
}. Wei. L.vs HF. -ui Nrs Aude4n Nil Bgron- Mrs
slid Foosn. winch N hgion 5fi7S De LOsma
hi.- Roar. u. hu4sou. p Troy. L. W-uan and Others To
al 20
y a,s =. EnblE fe- Le7iarw. J.se- q s4y sal %
IN 3 .''sse.
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N14RLNE JOURNAL.
Cleared.
Port or NEW YORK.

Cleared.
~,sEsaiPsJsmes ad,sr Turrer Charleston Sp09o-a r..o
60 ktsloke. >sitL~- S.Iis q Lad.l7 q P.ca-.1..
ship G,aIi-' stse, 3. ines. Havrs hu-' lrs a e
B'H-o h fUtee. tT-ah1u Savannah, Bret Son Co.
h'ls-TrIr..9 4 ttD b.-,.uu4E y r.. TuEals L. H. aet5s
ycry Ban.or. r Buck co.
IA alamo. Ls-oy. Baltimore Prlbs- Mn.,zna.en.
". NJ. ksr.l. j.. j. : Merrill; Der rsor. faI'k
y" mig ID yea fotri FraEcr Fle-ha- s-rr gos
sc- Seri AsSc Weeks ArGsndis a. >r1rses Cl-aa.aa
- fft-ic utt CIR Ns~Tasn. Gioucrs.rr. g.
bsrss-F A 80 ems, RaHer Phi adj 5sS " r. rlorre,y
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BY Telegraph.
DisnnfcIA. &C.

POSTON-trr Aug ,, barss Splorid N'Teiler y no1s
Ass ST. Job1 y. b Benjamu Adams Mobiles Lasw. b.4i le'
hr,. LADY Cec,is Cs4iz, Wn- Pin Philadelphia Rleps TO-
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halers.

Sid Hs Bedford 81 st. h BARCLAY raref Atlantic 40 iadiaE
Ocesu.
of acd m Ne Bedford 2j sp ana oil and bone rsn-
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Tie above markets arr caoofglly revised by the follow

D. " FULtFR-SiAud NJ l0l. Butter. Chsrse anu Lad
FACkEx A SoN-Staui No. O. Poultry and Game.
K,AIr R4soS.aESE koA p sad - Reel Aatiop Yea! AID
Iaugh
FUL,rRS gaSD'sr5 Hos sd g. City Smoked llau' Bac'a,
Bttf Tongue. 80
T. n BEoss d Cc.-Sisod 40 T. Fruits o. en- kinda
% NisCoy-Stsi@. No. = sti -. khh dealer
C. B. p Stsro No ST. Efss Cheese. Sc
-. pFiNKERN ah.es T.. =. koisi Col1 Ns,'- ln l0s.
II - N
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WLlSkNThr nsrke yery with light srIiyss; SALES
bb. sic for Ohio, including D. prucfe
am; sales Of % hhds. At S0c., tino and interest.
PROFISlONS-Cu Mess bEs better
To- Prime the latter psrAyely scarce the DC
for the home trade The ts 800 bis a. =l 4ls - or Nee
500 6+i0 6z! Prime. II PRIME AssS Beef winour
shsrge and sdy Tor the home sis ses o 49, hols
Sl.as Tor Couhtgy ss. Sljdsl5 - 5r Oiiy Mos and
SIS $50 10 Tor rtIscaed Chicago La sesdy aud rc
dtmau5: es Il 70 hb sieidoc q. Acss rsig;
81 aid hhGs i35ic sho1lders 7.c zs
Eu;ist pIty aud 10 s FLgi ..TeE gT c3lsCai
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IHy SsodY Ho1f Frntrg IeIrfF.pL
HIGHLAND -
One ship with passengers going up The Bay in to~ -
steam Roaroke James Adse sni Delaware Fa IL hs-
IA ID tsgrd -.
x. ss bsrk .nd four brgs Of the ghstrs board os
Wind light rem \. WI weGIher hay.
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Receipts NJ Ps.-inr. ...-Ar.U.r ..

Py q, NofA Rirer Boats f5s b5s iour 50 PIE Asurs
e. WLst1 g. de- Wc. o.. o. Bfaus d. Y0rS Isl d.
Lard 60 o. Iva bssb " 20 DO. Rye 50 -
o.. Corn /. 81 d.. Oat-
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Iui, ln c3 - @? Al. ship steering f.,
.h.w . ,uaare .isna htr aud red Vrrprudcu.'r
july y lat Al l on. s. S. Nancy Trst OF Yam or !"
d, m Liverpool ioI We York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

The receipts for dulles at the Custo-fi ousc in Phais
pha Cor the month of July amounted to s3s5 s3 So The
ALLOWING comparative Of receipts lSr
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AsHES-1he lntrset quiet; .slss OF.
faf i'o-.. sr. = 'i lbl fo. Pearls.
~ UE AID MFAi-Therc s- dong go the Erairs Of
S0tr srd ~ ,s.eu AID htse o love sd
uit oi sac il the Goeur o 81 I'd tn trade
hc0uf f. w-alhet the grades trn-r
good brand. ohio There s l-u-sEG tr soof
t1 Jtl,fa ge- of IFS
there is considerable fo CElsAin
II. So hr Soc O. VEIN Cana So hht
--t t1 Co.. .nsy ~: 70
- Be - 80 lul q.r Lake hrsld
TO- tcal to -'D- Olo NcliSsn
aHd there ht.itr an lGt VIII oH-fig
fae ord shoNu. lie iu obs
% good LEanCs cid bsiror- sud George.
t. 81 d. Kye kcIls - 81 ia- t1s
Nesl te.lcr deuluf; 80 th's Jes-r -
t tA ta.dwirs - All i5n hhds DO. l' 80 leaving
ven. ana f-i,~ o. enc fsfsr ID o-r
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Family Marketing.
yi.

The followir table gives he Retail Prices Of she prn-
cpa articles Of Farm Produce il the Ciy Of &ow-fork,
o,v " adrpaduv AUG. .:
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counts gentlemen at The Portage Mine writes hh' ne
thinks the stock richly worth twenty Eve dollars persh
TIE amount received for duties 81 the Boston Cos,o-
Houfe durii the first sz monhs OF the present year va
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.,li.

Fgg1TFsf.
The /ianv Journal publishes the following 'Ise'eS'
o fe recon;s Mt tide water by the canals Of this state
lie quantity Of Flour Wheat Corn and Barley zen q,
tide wat,r during the 4h week N july N inc !oS 100
and ls.f is an follows ,,
Flos, bbs Wheel bush. Corn. bas'l Bstey. ~;
g5r.5 1859 lttp'l 49,
<<.Se
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Dtct0i1' Do y I"''-
Tho eD-e ae quantity of the same articles zen NJ tdS-
80. m The commencement Of nsvig7; on 20 the 3lst Of
Univ inclusive during the yeers 1883 and 1854 as fol-
lows o. tt p.,., h...
la.j........ 81 5os519 le2ts5 LIE d5
Ig54......... 5JI ai4 ~ ~ ",~'.~''
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- - riTlNI0
The entries Ior May and June have not yet all beer
Equiderod and the amounts given ah wing refunded
for those months partially based upon e.,inscs To-
actual revenue for lie FIX months given above,
wes 81 2asl Is ~. Tha, for the corresponding six months
OF last year (l-,3 was S37so,7o3 %.
Tie NeK-O ,leaaS Deifa says:
The foreign bI,iness Of city continues to increase
From the following returns ifmn the Iu't0n-hou'e ~
tLis city the amount Of daIes received Imports 81 Il
en merchandise Tor the fiscal year cudng jane 80, l'i
Y
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F,nGnelnI.

ALsEAr U NIcolsF. A4ctI11ssr
CTCCkS ard BONDS 90 AtCIiON.-ALBbPs
- NJ CLAY 49, CO., Tff> DAY. AR g. a "a o'clock
a.. Msrrhsrfs FNcfAg cotuf ' wh1m coa~ers
shins Rsi'sd i Sol fsss Pc cru- blris usns
tatsli- is Mech aid 81: S-r.0 u,arr 2 60 esch
Ns York ard New irtrn Railroad c-Et Soas /.
tsrss' ftvris isf Juue fud ls D.l.lbr ~ os0 each
- NrS YoTk and haf.em Rarosc - gsss ref -
Bofds interest tavli r s "sv rrd - Soyrmle- " o ~seh
$5ts Ch.casa srd Misss ;D ftr. "a - H'rt7rr g.
Couv,rhe Bonos; interest pasbr it January tHf l.. lss
rIfs zach
shars Madison, Iuianapc.s Aod Peru Rarssd s. seh
- .hsrss >lIih.ss Rsirpsd see each
50 sksr,s orn Exchange Bank 100 each.
~ shsr-s SuHOik Rans SHslrh
Itc sLar,s RI gers fir- irs--G~-e Go. Z p esr'-
4S .hrrrr Hamilton Firc Irsrrsrre Co. Sihesrs
zee shs.cs 3 prf Stone ORES c. Sc EACH
ne shares A.utrau Mining which tnes 10 g. ~ sszei
OF - psr share now tue.
TlEms o. sALrTcu per GER, this day and tho hass -
NV The scced uterei ODD he Bends vii b charged ~
pnchss-r L.,
A. H. holds regular sales Sscs BNad ard otfe- Seeuriae
every MONDAY sud THURSDAY a. DE Merchant .,Ss..gss
AZ Itys'e sale Ecat yaffv NJ 80 49, lshf'sf H'na
Bsus Insurance snd other No-ss Ohce Nc bFoea st. asN
cor Of I
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TIC aggregate quantity Of the articles lc at tide
,r fom H., CONNIE ncemen Of navigation % the 3st "
JAY Inclusive during the years 1882 and 1854 as fol-
lows: p,,,
I:-,a......... t1te,. 2er4iz SEs.5 .SoS..
ll5s......... ibii %toi+' o@'5..'o -''|'
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sgg72ea2 81


The total value of exports from Baltimore 10 foreign
ports during last week $2ol,3s2.
Tho weekly statement Of the New-Oreans Bank<sho"'
Ne following results
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IL. Aslelc,s FNcV,NDr 3'sX- Wv okEi = = %
An EXTRA DIVIDEND If TEN PEN CENT.

\ y - ~ - ', 80. n, = Al D.. l -, ,l i,,t IA, ,
lUiv rsN- 49,, ....,.-,
mi In s- rsysbo one haf "a dollar psf sa.t Il
6r,, CAV 90 u neat sh .e, hfo tae Kn q hov
hsi
Terew seek viii &c dstFhg'd 90 The cd siosA r' IN -
"a cfurs star sa'rs - Oh 'oes 'ccofe 4
TO he o,s Ledger On fhc cod "a" = D. issf
Tie ffsh ro fractional parts shares may and co
hr,F 20 - obfsii fuli shares
ny sockho1 r aier iae seth inst pay b 4
fan. afd 10 lI bate tAe r1'e % -;
cart %. G fhe moicls to Oh. CD Nayemt
Thu latter he 1ts MI ~ d. enf@d e. ~
p,rtior she semi anrus. G d' Ha n N0s- nh-l neat
The Transfer SOCKS will b. r'aed nom the %, ~ e. ne "a;
July if-l1.te G A AElb1, s1ler
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RsIaTuEt ALsaNsc.-. rEis D.y.
srsR t 49, ;l1g-Ssrs o. OVs
SArEa......T
ssIay El<I.... - i0v sand. AN ti-I
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0yFicr og TT, LUMINOUS orsrssl RlaRoAo 20
Sgw. YosK Juytli IsS
4 T MEETING Of The BOARD OF DIRKCT

4 T d MEETING of the BOARD of DIRRCTO Ri
n cf thir rTGny, held h- a, INsrALLMENf Of FIyE
DOLLAh> FER SHARE IN M me alzrrs
th Company acepl tl- tru doId shares nlh twensy
cnAia gnas and the 14s4nf shares which io
PEI ef tvc ahead, ben ad 3d. hs- ibis day b.er l
required ~ D. fd BY he several ea IN WHO'S tho ~
sh1res siock fald Dcrfyny - the fssu~t
o- The l day Of August ~ ard me transfer b0os. eod
from W. day III the 2lt July D7 and transfer Of gcE oe
Permitted until he inst. 10 enf called thereon paid
By oIoet Of Tie Soa7d Of Directors.
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thNN-ther mae N&4iiun II Wheat, anf he mar e
qeoil SUPPLIED; good aud waited the sas 0oJ bush
Cd um- Lske 81 - - rh prime red T-ulesse-.
is Nsw OK u.i 90 ~ s,is Bae Gdhl Livcnogs. ~ -
av tush. good rcd Wee > SIS so .7sh. I'D Ws5ssh
:. -; snd sisi Il white Michigan S-lu Rye
- GO ~ g. Os plenty sr4 auIst ga ptc a.. Sa;e ana
N'sssr. ard waited.
srn ooral extreme hs-tes y sIla -s the sse -
g7,c &C. IS Nss.erl mixed.
ti-'s nominal rt,- Sn-hcra yellow
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In addition to the foregoing cas assets the banks hold
spr.gp snd domestic exchange 10 the extent OF the re

=
These hanks added $500 600 70 their specie in the couse
of the week Designated
Aud,ow j. Rich, ESQ, has succeeded to The Presidency
Of the Bank Of Atca in place Of John Gluscn Es1
Who has resigned for the purpose OF taking the Presidency
ef the New-York and Erie Bank Mr.. George II. Gan
,op who has for some time past been Teller OF the Bank
of Attica takes the place Of Mr.. Rich a. Cashier.
The receipts of the Cleveland Columbus sud Cincinnati
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Hare % hown drteufi us year - a ssuA9S 90 leai
BYrfE >canfuF over coz NJ oi Shluge
oy. 90 t. 8 lumber. sId n,sly 100000 hs Of slaves
Pcss Fsent week thAn hey asa @ Cause"
70 = c.rtsiu T. doubt b. . lght recri1
o Prices principal Tards:
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ihf.t-A q. ~. rr't.f for .' .I . "'tA -!
los ,Hts 81 +.lqssl mon H ID ba -r l ~ 81. % -
Gtna-f Hrs sl-stYs t.r-- art F til 81 ian. 70.
~ sTi-Irs lfr.-. BIOL ltfr Ger io-fif. = - ~ '''
IT, fe 'H-a - = 49, -. - e La ...s T.m ~
g., -. rod 80 - e. 1us1 a,d .rsr~' =
n Pm, rier seed s-l-c~ au@ nortua ~ 81 -
- -, ~ =. ..- r,,. ST., ssh a. - Na7ay 's'1
Io..r - % f.. 2 . g. 0-t- t. o--tsges
fsrr.f. Lirs-si the dag l'ss COZ -
~ go. -, -r.aI -sr -ie rFurv DO s-l' o. -
.tas..s. a. ahf PC can ''-.-
an meet large h' arss r~ :. j. nri n ~ -, 80
st.,J ,,y mos d o., rfQiic tned D. - ,''e a ~
80. 49, air. be.fhd CTll- spcra - liiei'
--i,e ro.. ne hold ga s. Vict 80 gree" 'u-l u
q. ~ F,,- ID --- .. ~ti-h i E-i- o, me nf
~, N..a,.r,-e i. ~. - s.. - to- r2 %
le.ei6 Lt-1 dsA, fld pliors aIe "tho. -. 80 Te,s
t v DfFf -'' nhstrS - -
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- ''''' - ''' '' 90 49, 81 n. EDGAR. Treasurer.
OFficL VI TIE ILLtgoA Central RAILROAD Co~P,sY I
- ~ Hyw-YoEE July Q. is,A
/ ANDS in ILLINOiS.-A Bnrean for To SAFE

II 4h-'I|' wi
such portions Of the LANDS Of rho ILLINOIS CEETRA[
RAILROAD 60 saareit he 0f he Reed uow IN o,
~ co, vii eoitEfd A. thi the 10h ds.crp
ton o. tg same and ae @hich they vii Tor
To- in' Honda o. me Company 81 val be furnished 10 ~
meantime persons dcsr@s " gIcsng by leaving 81 ~
Once II h- Company, No. o. = asr ~
wsn have rlor clrin - tr The Pces whes D,
ebihft and which N b. bss,i the iesrpto- If tie ss1
~ toe Surveyor and then proximity Rload Sc
ton D a NEAL ' r M Cen. 4 q CO.
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.
quite frl The
MHALEBONE-lhe u1-sft e Eln for F1's- wi-r salss
if 80 r. e. &c.. AMI i.Cot home
NCOL-Ibr Frvzs blr1esti- b.
axle d.s1G III s,rirK-uc money rase .l-.t-sr
ne Ca Ll tt-rEcsrzls oiher hsuc-rs rsis.
H ffec o. the srse IT, sss include S0o tls-ces
A. 81! o. tEe. gud y Puled
aid low IN Forsizn the. Is ia. s
End htl- lev buyers the Tho
rivrs ~ herr si1 r-ces remain much he
-. .-rr.h LII W.
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NsW-loSS, Jul, ~ 1917
SEliI- ANNTAL dividend Of WYE PE

A SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PEE
~ CENT he Capita Stock ' che Pnusyiyania Goa Co. As
hi. day bru declared payable casa - the oe of Tire Comp
"a the city New Yors en- s ite leh or august o'A-
The us books b. closed fom the Sd q o A. si soc
inclusive GEO H0Yr rrs.snTer.
nRIDFND NOTICE.-THE SEMi-ANNUAL
~ INTFEE>T Gfus fn- flIs cp on rho FIRST BAY \
AUGUST on a. fulrwr-- med Sscurfifs y - n- reid Il
and ter s the oh,e ~ g1trsgaed on rea"aHsos
al, proper .rIofs+ .,. nan, 4
NE CLEVELAND. PAINF~}lLLE AND NtABUL4
Raj ROAD COMPANY o. Nor sage Bonds Per euis .
THt ONO AND INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY "f Non
TFE BFLLsgONrAINE AND iNDlASA RAILROAD COM
PANN D. ,urr Rords Per ..h.-
1HF BONDS OF ClARk COUNTY. OHIO isuod 70 NJ
SRI uea. -Ii Cuuuil MS Narltt Company Per teu, 800
tn BONDS OF TtfF Guy 1f MADISON NNplANh !
Pc Ctu's NlNSLON, LtHiGR Co. No = wall e.
New y ri July @. 1885
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Albany Lumber Market.
For Tie week r8dIns AnE ., AT
Es,Srf1d ,sp,ct.Il!v J3y ne Nee io's i'leSse


srsst th Fil be observed IN comparison ~ b
ttr pro, 1irF years
fh total erc.iys since III. % nsvi
ssucp % O. he i- II week July IN ne year.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03


The Boston ITareier of yesterday furnishes the FOLLOW
hog abstract OF the report Of the receivers of e Cochtao
Bank made yesterday, before Chief Justice Shaw, with
the action Of the court thereon;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

EAIFNA and CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
"a COMPANY NOTICE G. STOCKHOLDERS -NOtee .
Lstt, rive sru annual Ds lDEND Of FIVE rtR CENT
upon DE Capital STOCK OF the taeus and Chicago uu'- "a ra
Conpry 100 ha. been dec ed from the nor eeor Of ',iz
The on'h cutns July 81 1884 payable g. mo stock
hods 30 sud AFTER knt 20, 1851 ~ $40 ooo Vi lie
Corrfry ir Chicago
tTOlK DIVIDEND Of SEVEN FER CENT has aso bees
H. .sd ibe surplus sntlr. which viii have ACCRUED - hr
ayatn 10 kk certificates 70 bd
utd ty rcr,ary which pR b. ms
flcsur' Of fhr h,- To- The f to-k a the Company Nhea
intsc OF AGO. Da bt ansfrTraho BY ioiofsemeaI
fh, back tieitof. w ~ LARRABEE ~ecretary.
S,c.et,ls.t OHlce. Ch-cago. Inlv y. lalL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03

fhtAFI, SAIIIEk q CHURCH, BANKER
~ san FRANCISCO. Cal. draw BIZ of EXCHANGE oa Dig u
Co. PHILADELPHIA, payable A. the principal cns 81
United States
Collection. made s San Francisco snd IN NJ Interior ofth. 50
ann proceeds promptly RENTED Collectors he
D. s C., or Though DREXEL Co., Phua5eIphs On p skr
ER. NJ ~ Hsssaus'., \ y
E-chtnse n sen Fancscs sAe T. su, st nrEX
90 Ph'..,lohia I'D p 5ATIirt Nryg Yors
kTCCtS End BONDS FOUGHT and SOLD At
- sos ~ irfc rxl.r De- err ..r,.. M r, A 81 ri,
La, Ao. g.. 81 aisL -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-03
ors,c. OF rar NAUe, rccE RaiIR.AD coswlT. !

BRIDcEF0RT. July ~, llbA )
DY RESOLUTION Of the DIRECTORS Of this
- COMPANY holders + 'rin,etes Of Capital ,oct 81 The
specially requested forward the andeIstn.d
eivi-g ocs-rp0DC te Ceicates in monns - allows
20
ls. Nun her % the Certificate
"a IT, 1hf NJ in whose fsyof given.
ID The number Of shars hAga Sue{
4th Ds'r Il the Candidate.
5th Nv whom ssn.d
TIE NewYok rnnaiar Agency deondnuea md Tr-,.see
Washington sentinel., 1854-06-28

The only prize, and the cargo of negroes is .
very troublesome appendage TO it when con-
sidered by man of humane feelings. Such /,
man will give the miserable creatures food am
aiment. He will care for them and do what h,
can TO minister to their comfort, although the
necessary expenditure may cost him months
troublesome and vexatious litigation with the
accounting officers of the government. Arrived
N the coast of Africa, he does not wish Il
hrow the negroes on the beach. Yet what car
ne do? He does not understand their Ian
ruage-he does not know where they cam,
from. He is convinced that they came from
the interior of the country; but yet he cannon
carry them into the wilderness.
With an English ship the case is different.
Not only do the British officers receive pro
motion for active services on the coast OF
Africa, but the British crews receive prize
money for the negroes found on slavers. The
captured vessel is condemned and sold a.
prize, and to the fund which accrues the
English government adds sum Of money, the
amount of which is determined by the number
Of negroes. So far so good; but this is no,
all. What becomes of the negroes? What is
their fate? Are they carried back to the coast
of Africa? Are they returned to their weep,
ing families by British philanthropy? Oh!
no. The British government has lien
on them. They owe the British govern.
ment for the money expended in their res
cue, and the British government must be
paid. But the naked negroes can't pay.
True, but they can be sold, and SO the British
government sends them to Cuba, Brazil, or any
,ther slave market and hires them for tern.
IF gears. They, poor creatures, half brute, hall
human-without language to be understood
by-withoat names and features to be recog-
nized by, find that there is no practical limi,
TO the term Of hiring. Therefore, it is that the
British cruiser prefers to capture cargo rather
than prevent its shipment. It's by this system
that England has placed vast number Of
blacks on the island of Cuba, and now she is
about to demand their freedom, not for the
purpose Of sending them to Africa, but to
strike blow at the interests of the United
States /.