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Washington City, July "a, 1884.
TO TIE FREE DEMOCRATS OF PENNSYLVANIA.


It is we'll known to you that, some weeks
since, | issued and distributed among you q
Prospectus for Free Democratic newspaper to
be published at Harrisburg. bad hoped, ere
this, to have Issued the first number of the pa
per; but the prospect of the success Of tho ex-
pertinent has not been commensurate with my
expectations. THIS far, the number Of subscri-
bers obtained is lees than hundred and I'M
less at least one thousand subscribers are OBJ
tanned, the paper cannot DO established. To start
it, would be preiudicial, not only to the cause
but to myself Can this number be obtained
think so, if you will CO operate with me 10
urging the supper. OF the paper upon the peo-
Pile | know it is said thai our friends are few
and scattered. 1t Is true but Our strength is
in the life and potency Of our principles, and
the way to increase the number of our friends
is to disseminate knowledge Of our principles
This is the aim and purpose OF the Free CTTI
ZEN viii you sustain it The returns of
the Presidential election Of 1852 show that Mr.
Hale received 500 votes in the State. Let
each one of these voters try to DO something TO
sustain an independent paper ~ Harrisburg,
aud the paper will be established On a perms-
nont basis. May | expect your active co ope-
ration?
would be glad to visit each precinct in the
State, and take each one OF you by the hand,
bu. cannot leave my business here, nor can
spare the money which such visit would re-
qurc. II each ono Of you Will do what he
can fer the FREE CITIZEN, such visit will be
unnecessary. Let each one try to do some
thing for paper chose aim Will be to elevate
man, socially, morally politically.
Should the paper not DO established, those
who have forwarded money for subsogiptioDs
may expeCt 20 have it returned
Those who are willing to aid in the work
will please address me at this city, Box 821,
till 1st of September.
4. NJ. GANGEwER
Washington, d. c. july 81, 1854.
Editors friendly TO the cause arc requested
to copy the above. A. n. q.
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SenGte, D70nddH jug "a, 1894.
Mir. Petit asked and obtained leave to make
an explanation of a matter personal to him
Renton 10 an editor in Indiana, in which Mr.
Petit was spoken of as great liar and dirty
dog. ~,
Benton was either wicked and malicious
falsifier of truth, or an imbeclie dotaro, ne
had been applied to him.
Mr.. Mason called the Senator to order Tor
thus speaking of member Of the House. !.
Mr.. Petit said he did not intend to refer 20
Col Benton as member Of the House, or any
act of bis as q member
The Chair decided that it was not IN oroer
to reflect upon member of the other House,
as such. Z
Mr. Petit resumed. He said that on his re-
cent visit to Indiana, he had discovered large
number of Benton's speeches on the Nebraska
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mouse Of Representatives., July 20, 1854.
MIR. Odds, from the Post Office Committee,
reported the usual bill establishing post routes.
Inc House resolve. itself into Committee OF
The Whole on the state of the Union, and re-
sumed the consideration of the Army Appro-
pfatiOn bill, (Mr. Wright of Pennsylvania, in
tho chair)
lhs debate in Committee related to the pro-
posed sale to the city of st. Louis, for the pur-
poses of a park, of the United States property
upon which the arsenal near that city is To-
Gated
u Mr McMullen opposed the proposition, on
u .le ground that tho property was worth more
'nan the sum proposed.
Mr.. Bishop Perkins said he did not care to
geemand the utmost farthing for the value OF
Sne land. The city of st. Louis contained one
hundred thousand inhabitants In half CEN
11fy 1t would contain half million. 1t was
glorious thing to aid that city in providing
vast park within It's .limits Public lands were
disposed of for less worthy purposes, without
s'fict reference to the price received.
In reply to question, Mr.. Perkins said that
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People," Tor lt Is plain tnat tne same principe
which would exclude Slavery, with its crimes
from Kansas, would exclude it from every foot
Of soil under the exclusive jurisdiction of Con-
gress, and leave it to perish within the States.
No man who has examined tie sabiec believes
Il can exist any great length of time, after
Northern labor, Northern honor, and Northern
influence. shall be withdrawn from its support
The popular feeling Of Indignation now per-
vading the free States will secure the election
of a majority Of members to the next House OF
Representatives favorable to the restoration of
Freedom to tho Territories. Nothing but jeal-
ous;es. divisions, and bad management on the
mart of these favorable to that object, can pre-
vent such a result. If we succeed in electing
members devoted to that measure, they Will
not wait for the Senate to DO changed, or for
another Presidential election, but they will at
tach a clause restoring the Missouri prohibi-
tion to the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation
bill. with the understanding that u must pass
in that form, and in no Other. This done, its
passage By the Senate and approval by the
President will not be doubtful. Let the lovers
of Liberty in the House Of Representatives fol
low tho example attempted by the advocates Of
Slavery in the Senate at the close of the thir-
tieth Congress, and the triumph of freedom in
Kansas and Nebraska will be achieved before
the close of the first session Of the next Con-
gress.
That success will consolidate our party, will
teach the North its power, will excite the peo-
pie to independent action, and we shall be pre-
pared to act aud vote for the full and perfect
iustration of ourselves and the Federal power
from the contagion Of Slavery.
But am told, that if we go into this pro-
posed union, tried and faithful friends oil hui
mainly will be constrained to retire from pub
lie life, and men who have heretofore acted
with the Wing and Democratic parties will be
selected for ix1blic stations; that in our own
district, 5fiose who have hitherto opposed us
demand that shall retire, and that some new
man to whom they have not been 60 hostile
shall be our candidate for Congress-
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siuFs there il prospect Of an abund ant supply pr
the home d. msnd. In evsry section OF Missouri the
ar. nth bas serusy affected the crops Of corn Po.s
%, O. &C. and IL may be said thst there is total fad
IRE The extreme sOGtb-esst.r counties form eIcep-
iions, our accounts leading TO believe that hse
erors will be raised Those who have failet ia the
production Of corn for their own use will Of coarse
Lave 20 rely upon others and 10 pay what even now
seems exfTavagant prices. Still there will he corn
enough produced in this and the adjoining States 10
supply the demand.
We learn from Minnesota, Wisconsin, the north.
ern part Of IiliDois and much than one-haf OF
lowe, that tie crops Of corn, potatoes. &c, never
promised better for the labor 81 the farmer. 30 ~lli
il be- a. have before said. in The counties f. ntIng
Iowa on the Missouri. Added to All this, there a mnch
corn Of last yesrs growth yet in the barn. We gave
on instance Of thi- yesterday, in specua ons In'1s
Of Lexington. The Peru ID Gd-fle the other day
spoke Of large amount ftll on band IN that county
end tbere towns the Upper Nj .sissippi River
where large amounts Of old corn may ne purchi-ed.
People fhould not be deceived by croakers Ihere
il an abundant supply Of grain for year to come,
srd a. initiation 81 prices preGicaief on ssnort crop
everywhere, is likely to operate to the preadice o'
spectators.
The annexed table gives the condition Of the BANKS
Of the United States for series Of years, and presents
acme interesting phases:
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Arrived.

Us NJ steamship Jas Adser Turner. Charleston. IS hon
from Charleston, to spohofd Tileston Co.
shin Luminsry lf ChsresiouJ Barton Sagua Ia Grsude,
Aus IS with sugar &c to Robert. vii iAm No date of
Cspe HserAS spike ship Cssian from Rio Jsuero or Bal
tiuOfe
Ship Lsncssier to Bunswiet jones Cardiff. 80 with
Bsri Harriet Frances of RehondJ Reed Cardiff 30 days
with rail DAD mon, to order
BIt P. metto of BOst9pJ Lewis BusnOs Ayre' 50 days,
Bsrt Car.ols (,f OrBgton Me- Hopkins, TURKS Isand
Il days. with ,slt, to Brett Sous
% I,ct Church sept lat ~ ~. Ion. 70 spoke ship
sukn Pierce Of Baltimore 6 days from Mobile for Liver
BARK EseoIisEa Nyers ats Richards. who died August 81
C.IGEss Is days With &c TO st0rsr Stevens Aug
q Engosens native OF Russia first mate and three
hng Brodrens Capsere (Nor< M.ehstost Rio Jsneiro
s. days, with coffee &c, to Oeliieh- Co
Bus Roeifon tof Boon Cfowe, Baltimore, days, with
coal to Uuon Fern 20
Bins Ios In dan POKE. Buen"s Ayres 81 days with
hioes & to " W. DE Forest 10
bns Euies (Por Csreereo ST. Ubes IS day.. with salt
Biz Gomez (Br Le.vltt M.seons West Coast Of Aries.
a. cav, 18th ginger. &c, to P hevius son.
BIg C0uui.r De MoriGi1 (FT Harley ST Pierre " r.,
DAY. vi / sh to J. Whsel~ night.
p Palermo DAYS via Gibraor 80 days sulphur &c
to Chamber aP Robinson Co Aus 70 l.t g lon 81,
Iose 'chI Dol he iIgn pslsia no 70, sS''9 "a ia.L a.
schr II hsioek row, Wilmington, n Z, days with
sthr Col s,tterly steison Wilmington " c. days, with
naval .ore', 10 Mel ready. Mott Co.
sdr Pearl tBrl Cunningham HsiisI, 10 days, with hsh,
SER Blue ko.e (BrD Vincent Halifax days. with ksb.
J. Hunter
sehi. Gaiots, Balm, FIcdereksburs 4asy.
schr Jscob .tb Henry, PhlAdel Phia Tor Fall River.
or New Orlesr. Jsm.rown Richmond Mari ~ Chs leslsn
NIND-DorEg the day ; w aud resh
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p.,,.a.,pn,a n.rleu .sA1rsDAr, Sept ..

Tbete rothi,r doing N Cotton ssd ehsnrs ia he ma
ret CLovrEsLED steady snd shout - oush-. prin
20 barrels lood .sishf bTspd sold or shipment AZ - ef
t.rrel sone ,,les q moderate e1te,' are na.nl
fsneJ hard. RYE FLoUH scarce, and Sorih
per fsrrel coEs MEAL also scarce. ard held above ne
w II the buyers -
VBIaT dull and 2dSe. lover soun@ 90 ah'9 BUSH
Southern sold 81 asa 20 for fair good reds aud -
a. for rme including sussl lot. Al ,,nnsh "a
COSY dn bet scarce with sai-s a q" al 90 basl7s
red Yellow It PC oars also .9~er. and 4felGh-
tr,hss Seu'hsrn sold 81, Sc Rye s steady VITA pa
s eorfr H. IL GRocERrEs here iI not nneh 20 "a "a
III, way a ssi~s bu; tie boSes vey trn ~ tneH
uGuSs The Provision mSISet Ia quiet bot st-sds VT
reSussd sfrck Of Dot tirds operate In As-le ~ -
In self YES made stfse . n. Snos led worth 5i az
SIDE. fie Me-. Pok 10 rlen'y snd duh :. +lbafl' %
kbl Lad "a hsd I!c and 2tc for b.rss and ses- hl
ter 10 wanted 81 l5Q 6c for Western WHskY hs. 1rthei
sdvsrc,d ED barrels held f7sfc gallon aud scarce
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Arrived
..SUSDAY, September 10.

Ship Clunbis s'1rsrs Charleston days cotton, &C. to
Thos NsidsM
Brs PLura Hudson Savannah IS days cotton Durham
& Dnon.
scLT Mary ClMt. Bzshy. ssvsniA. p days. with flse,
&c 20 Dovsl, Co Left kmehean vessels Aug ~ a.
II I'm. IS s. In sale from y r. sprang leak, aud
bkus 50 stroke, pr hour; compelled 20 throw
the deck load OF IS fa.te tighten The yeL
Yesterday, of staten lsi.f d. split sails &c The ". 10
,sbc;e Qua aBiLe LANDING bat will probably be Of
without serious DAMAGE.
scLr Cnsrset Masduel Savannah, day. cotton nc. to
MeCftsey Mott L Co
schr y strong Rogers, GEORGETOWN s. c. 8 dJs. naval
atttts OOllIeI Potter
WIND-DuIinF tho day from n z blowing gale.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 9-irrited-Bs,ts C. w. Poult.
rey Conan BrOokhAyen soleb, CMgsy, SesOrsAas; brig
r., sailor. Wish, NewYoik; sehs L. Rowsy, v.an
mtu. " lmnstoB y. 1; O. Hofnzn, Neksn'oo, New YOrs
star Kiehsfson Providence; Ellen M.tildA Wells Cal.s
Wm. PehIsn Loud, New-YorEi Jacob Raymond, Bourne,
Nsnfu,kG
CIeaysd-sebs D Dsyid.oa Hardy, w.shnston; Geo. P.
Mercer Hsbee, CbaTeson D. W. EdTdse, Ogden, Rich
u.end
MACHIAsPoRT-Aryirod-s l. schr Dolphin Foster,
Bofou. Rcpoiis rad OF Mt Desert schr Of about 100
tuus dsmsssd "a hrs PrJp elton Eaton. bos oo schrs
New IoT.; 4h, brs JOSIAH JeI spencer, BAH
saed-scbIs }. Cchn. Hunt!ey, and GiFsy, Insalls,
New Yen; Ira, kson Boston
PORT JEFFERSON Ar'ired-seft e. slOops Lily, -,
Ess L; PAne, Hastings. Bra -pOu 9Th schs Monte
Smith PIoyidsneei Pearl TloisOD do Dapse, PuAder-
sOu, Ntw.lOlk
Salod-Stpt Z. tehrs Jss VI. Bsys JAYNE Baltimore;
Nm. Penn AveTy ROueout; 9th. X. ". Huaoy Hammond
NtwY,It; FisDes Elnore Smith dol 7,h .OOp Asr0usat
TnXor IieTmuLt
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DixnAfern &c.

SNIP GREAT BAITAS stodd.rd f:cm Boston before re-
Ioftd for fort the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence ballast
sahoTe Clarke HArhor Cape Sable the night Of Aug ~
and beed badly hosEed and the and
Of her WIKI tie de she ystrs old There liEts prOs
peer getting her Of On the pghi schooner beoug
ia to Prince LdSsrd Island from Portland bound
tsdng voysEg with general cargo, struck Of Mad
Islsbds Yarmouth y and Immediately III
She shortly afr rxAd taken IN TOW BY fishing sehs
lUf sunk IN is faihoms water
bR Mead from Boston for Gonsive. touched
the n Reef Of the Ga and Tu-k the th ult and
the asssrce Of boats from the shore gvt Of
morning with but AT damage p.reeily tsh portion Of
her would be sod TO expenses after which she voud
Yroceeo CD hsrvoJ.xe.
SoHR IsABLLA Of Msehiarer from Phadelpha for Lynn
the vesst ashore Block Island The vessel died
With aid the being oash the prevented
from landing the Island They 0ok their es.f sai when
our niles 'roa land were picked ey bs "n Crawford
and sTTise into Gou.es's Hole.
ScBR sAEsH JOSEs ~ Providence from Philsdsphis re
roIts the DorniIs Of the 9TH inst 20 miles from Non
faux f rEged bn steering the weswnd With los
% e and main OpmGs toward usht she lacked ship and
when Last standing the h~.d sa asFBoon
large foTssnd aft schooner steering the w-wud
with oss u beae Of 'oreuas ard apparently oheve
b.d-supJos 70 have been sruek sy nls dasg heavy
thu der shower The nisht previous
scHR AID. Paul from HeWYrk for Bah. win heur ami
ttefCTe repOre into night of 9Th Of Cape
Poe BY unknown sohr and sunt 10 .! fathous
snscks her asstLnee the It'll and rowed
mo EdsEtosn ca the sth-
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At Boston there is more call Tor loaRs on primo
business indorsed paper and ~ TO Is y cent is
a,ked. Paper which, at the beginning Of the week
was done at 10 y cent, is now negotiated easily at
70; and there s on the whole, tendency to advance
rates Of interest.
At Philadelphia The rates for money remain about
the same as last quoted, with active demand.
Strictly fisi-clsss paper II @i3l cent and f,r
ond class and other grades lsd2 81 v cent
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Passengers Sailed

,tearihir Eashtg0., for Bre-eA sla I'm
pstn Boston; Nh, Ol.ul Balfiore Anthony John Oaio
Wm Pullman BrioFspoTt Mr Wilisnes, Osio Kew C9@s
Bepeiimper Phil; Mr Jilnshsus, lady and daSsatei Ss
Mdne sslch DR. Fsoner, Mrs. Menres and oHid ,en
Luis schmidt, NJ Erlenh.eb Luis sevi.iFe b hohn SaaH
NUye.t1n AID ls1y Anton Boderhsin Edv Nichols W IN
schwshn Rev. L. Brknsr and family Mrs v A WIKI n
Johr btker Robert Chsneer Herbert L. sacqa@nui
B,rAu! n Pspuy nr, Dumont T. Osvt and ady LUIS God
f,ut and ltdy 81 Dury, Mr.. ~ Sterling ssster Geo
KeeLHI, " Toilet, Mr.. Ausrhseh, Cs'el GruE. L
Mar Mr. Warner Mr. Obernser. al Of New fort-fotalt
&C. specie sbSat $4,000
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An e Pruvinee,owu sth. sehr MortsEuma freemsn A.
i,rre Cce.n With ~ bbs spern oil spofe Ma ne
a. b.fk L.av susolk Rn " month' oui ~ Dos
,rerr; Ssh IA 3 lon u y schr. M.u1Sn Aas Fs--9N
an r-oufis gu 2 khs spsrrn ~ 10. hack nsh ca
sd Gem seq Harbor 5h, ship AoH'A1k Preach Tor A'''
Ocfsn II, =. .-.,i.
Ocean.
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TlLLOw-rke market fsvors ths buysr WIN $40 "
y eff rs rrms Phlsds phis renderet II t2tr
TUrACCO-A sale q 80 bids Kent1ckV - g -rsde ;. 'e
WHISKY-The 10 unssied. 1gt L b-it>F' ss p,
f tta 45d4c for Prsor and other s<ei reP'rDsa ''
higher Drudre i booy ant a. see ti1e Ind interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

The Sub Treasury received slSs,Z11i paih s<s, 1885,
balance %, 1895 94O. The increase during the week
b small
The New. Orleans Mint satisfies published yester-
dsy were for the year ending 3lst July last
The Exchanges at the Clearing House were
sl5,A9,l55.
The Imports Of Merchandise other than Dry
Goods for the week has been sl722,Sl3, against
O. $40, 95l same time last year. The aggregate Of
The week ncl1dpg Dry Goods, is 60, $3.50 900, which
shows a decrease Of about 81, 10000 ss compared
with the previous week. Among the Imports were
Buttons $50 IOO Coal e24 900, Cream Tartar 3O,3Oo
Cochineal s2s. 900, Oil, $4,000, Nader s3l 300
Earbenware s42 800, Hides e92 500, Cutlery sis 800
Guns s43, eco, Hardware s55,5OO, Iron s2o0, 100,
Lead 500, 400, speer $4,000, Copper s3i,2 200, Tin
se2, 900, Rags e45,sOO, Sugar 400, Stationery
s2s, 200, Tea sss,sOO Watches $4,000, Wines
t2s, POO, Wool s27, 700.
The Exports Of the week, exclusive Of spe,ie, were
s,2l 1870, against OIL ,36G eel last year. Among the
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Ksc.,us n Proaure SEPTEMBER 9.

By ysrth Piroy Beat,-Ss bb. Flour. SIS pss. WHISKY
70 10 rush. Corn. 81 ptEs Ashes- 80.
~ u, Nc- i0vt AID ErS Rdlro5S-l,7fE oes roaf Nv
p,ss Lard TO sheep so Hogs 80 ddes Leather go Pss
Butter 40 60. Provisions
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ...srrrsMsrs
Cleared.

Steamship Jamestown CsveDdy, Norfolk Ludlsn Pleas
s1t, Marion Foser Charleston sP0hesd. heston GO :
Blsck Wa nor Bullock Orleans Livingston Croch-ronSCo.
sbiI- r. uninst0n WEtins New Orleans. Esse az
rand American Congress, nliams London Grnnell, Min
turn 20.
BMks-Queen OBJ Clutierhuek st. John, y. b Barclay
& LiNnston; KHe Lincoln. SheNsn. Demerara
Brif.-Onwud tBr) Hsnks St. John. N. De Wolf starr
Co Pbepx (Brern DowsTs 50 Domingo Bureh.rd kBlet
scbr d. Werner, Taylor. CbSrlestn aeCready. dou
Co; Rrsfold Eos-rspd, Baltimore, Mailer Lord John
FsIds, Gourlsy Baltimore, mssieri Hill Cartel Lines,
Richmond, 5 Meuill
Co vu'eso vairmsn Philadelphia, }. N. Briggs; Dea
ware Hsld, do Ssnfords Line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-09-11

ALBEIT u EIcoLAY, Auctoneer
CTOCKS and BONDS at AUCTION.-AL-
~ BERT II. NICOLAY will sell. THIS DAY Sept II,
1884 I2 O'CLOCK the Merchants Exchange Tor account Of
whom itmsy concern:
s25ooo Ohio and Mississippi Railroad ID Mortgage per
Convertible Bonds, interest payable LIST April and lat
October ooo each.
slcCCo Now Yors and Harlem Railroad IL, Mortgage per
Bonds interest payable st My and LIST November 81 200
each
5000 Toledo EorwRk and Cleveland Railroad ls Mort
Bonds interest payable lt February and LIST
August ~ 100 each.
q shares Illinos and wseonsin Rsilrosd slOo.
ltc shares KLicksrboeier Bank. &25 each.
100 shaIes In ire City Bank rs each
10 shares Bonk 81 North America, 300 each
IS shares 81. Nichols Bank. &io0 each
90 fhsrfs Ospsn BENZ. - each
ief shares Suffolk Bank So each
30 shares United States Express Company. 800 each
LIS shsres Lemon Five Insurance Company, SIS.
% shares Lafrge Fire Insurance Con psny so each
Sc shares RutEsIs Fire Insurance Company, Sz5
TERMS OF SALE-Tsn per this day and the balance
TO The secrusd Interest all the Bonds will 10
ehsffsd 70 the purchaser
holds regusr sales Of Stocks Bonds other seed
nth. every MONDAY and THURSDAY ct the MerehantS
Exchange.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
great variety Of Railroad Bonds Bank Insurance
and other Stocks
No 4 Brosd-st rex. N sozna, n Wall
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sINarUss sLsnac...-....rais DAY.
sus-R~.s,5 81 Set........ I6 MooS-Rses... 55s
VATEE........rHfs Osf.
Sandy Hools Gov Island 10 He'll Gate ......ls -
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July a. lat y "a s. lon le % e bark DsnL Webster from
Sinnpore for Boston
SEPT 4 lat IS Sc len :, -. .hip c,mbridg. w0Odbzrn
from Baltimore lava 81 for C4l.o
sept l. Ia; 81 lOn n b.rt Ed~ara, - hours from WI
uinGtOp -. c. for Cage Hsytien-
l. lat - 80. Is So brig Cesna Of and from Phils
stlphi. bouIdS
SEPT lat 81 Os Is So brig croton from New YOrl for
Por; Prize
July IS lat 81 - Ion. 81 - ship Gertrude Bedfra
PhiuR.y. "a days from He~-Yofk Ter Ausrslia
Aug. lat 81 ls lon 40 80 ship VIM sturss Cook day,
from Bostcp for Calico
Aas II, lat = IS lon 81 90 teen brig croassSt How
land, from syeney, c. B.. for Gusdsloupe
Asl i? lst ~ lon 81, shp Albiea, Williams, from New
Yorh for Lverpool
from Boston fos Sen Grsneisca
Sept s. hs - q ioa n ., brig We. D. Miller, (sf Balr-
nsrsJ ftse Nsv.Yerh To- Pave
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Eoreign Ports.

An q, Liverpool 2ssh ult shiP Boston Light Sears New
Orlstna =, o. n. q,
Al BONN Island June 2 ship John " Go-sler pewins ~
d firm Hong KouE for san Frsneiseoi put IN Tor
An. Horoluu Jane 10 brig Noble, hoof,son
Iuy ship Tnequs, " sitmore san FraneEeo taaa ~ WING
day for shAnthsil - 81, n. -. " v,-t
bsts utiu Lincoia hence; Lafy f,snka Io't az ~
Nry. Miliksn cor Mslags -ussa HAYES, nne suppoiel
f0I 60 John Parker. FrsGssyle, from SsT-onean' 0ns
Avon Cav. for Mshon sad malaga -.
Al Mal.sa 18Th ult haEk May Wheden, hence AIT loh
Bris Tav slGk fon New York 18th. s1d as. or
esrSd 20 perform quarantine Ao port hsrks stea Run
al - 70, "a Turk ard schr Geo c Aeserv IS before
No Am vessel sf Gibraar, sh at Pas ed oy llth sni
Jane Wash, Thomas frUm Leshoru fr NeW-lorki oAfA
So tan. Watson from Bosten (July sfl for smyrna
A. Colt utuE 18th ult ship Horizon, stone Tor Boron
sb let tst a. -
Al Adro sn 18th ut BIZ bark Actress Cain for Boston ds
Al eenock or glasgow 18th ut BIZ bark Majestic rrssk
foT Bo.-on; Br brig Louisa Jewer Waters for Boston PUT
hneL hsvnr s1p.eneed hssvy weather. but .rsained no
dnn r. Of take out 81 or 81 TINS roo
which woud Re shipped By The AAjese) when she would
A. Poi.a Prince 10th u brig william T Dussan, Barton,
from New-Yott Dig .,
via QuaEsnfle - N - T.
Liverpool ard "a s4A M 80 hhE star Of ne East Lay
bold Bostob schr Msy Smith, t'ove Co Cli Isl scars
Nsney Crosel Eew-YoTk; I'd Galaxy Cuannshtn Boston
CID a. - Jchu " B. sth inst ship VIM steson jordan
Londsn eth, Mary Jane, Eson Boston
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Or q v cent So,
The receipts on the Hartford, Providence and Fish
kill Railroad, ~ far os completed, from Bristol "
wilimsntc, for June, July and August, 1894, are
csc, 442 &c. corresponding months of 1853, e3o,9se
81 showing gain of s7,455 60, about "a cent
The money for the interest coupons on the debt OF
the City OF Sacramento, due LIST October, has been
already RENTED.
We hear Of further purchases Of bonds and shares
for foreign accOuntin one instance to-day e75
bonds. Should ihs demand from abroad continue it
will afford very welcome relief to the Exchange mar
kel until the Cotton bills appear.
The deposits and coinage at the San Francisco
Branch mint for July 1854, were:
DIRosIs GOLD M0NIH ENDING. 3Oth JULY 1871
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financial.

WIDEN D.-The DIRECTORS Of the
IL KNlCkRRBOCKER LEE INSURANCE Co. Of this
city have declared Semi nnus Dividend u three and
hall @ per Of the earnings Of the Company payable
Stockholders and after the 18th Inst, The transfer books
will be closed until that time
STEPHEN C. WHEELER, Secretary.
NEw-YoRK sert II 1894