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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW ERsEE
" SPRING ARRANGEMENTS, commencing Arh
Wyoming, from Pier No 3 North River at A. b., add
2. NJ. For Someryls, twsy,) a. $3.50 p
The above trains Ezabethown vita trains ~
New-Jersey Railroad which leave New York from fsa
Courtlsndt-st- a. A. NJ, IL NJ, and q and P. NJ.
John o. STfRNS gune rnteadsrt
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ELUsHING RAILROAD.-On aud after App

H. 1884 the the Flushing Railroad leave n rhd
At g. and 10 A. NJ. and Al $3.50 NJ. cOnnectins ws@
Island City Hunters Point The steamer ssntt9
lesves Eeyork from Flton Market sip At and 10 4
sud At and $50 p. NJ connecting with the st Hsusn
Point VIM. NJ SMITH. Supernten1s3
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and sfss

MONDAY. June g, 1855 the Trains viii leave ChAnezss
Station follows: Express Train, A. NJ, connecting ~
Northern and Western Train. Mail Train, 8 ~ Thrsc
Way Train p ~ Express Train, p. n Aecomnes'SSss
Train, p. NJ. For Poughkeepse-Wsy Mail, A. Nj ~
press, P. NJ: Way Freight and Passenger Train, Pm
Peekskl-9: ~ and $3.50 r.. M For Sing sing-0 IS
$3.50 and 20 r n. Tue Sing Sing and Peekskn Train
st al the Way Siscns Passengers taken At Chambers, -
Christopher and 3lst-sts SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN asA ~
from Csnas, for Albany snd Troy. Stopping At AZ sy
Cons M l.. SYKES, yL, 5gVt
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nor CALIFORNIA.-PA $50

C,OR CALIFORNIA.-PA $50
L FURTHER REDUCTION ofFAREs-New York and Cal
orna Steamship Line via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Com
pany Of Ncarsgua popetorshrough in advance Of the mail
no miles shorter than any other route, avoiding the deadly
Pasma and miles Of dangerous boating In Panama
Bay of Fare through San francisco including lsthnus
crossing: -
Second Cabin...... 70
SteeTage.
The splendid double-engns steamship MORT ERN LIGHT,
$3.50 burden Capt. Tnkepaugh, will leave pier No
North River O'clock p NJ precisely for IA ARENAS
FRIDAY, July 20 1885, connecting with the steamship
Uncle 1900 burden the Nc4,agua Transit route,
having twelve miles Of land transportation by first class
For information passage a. the reduced ra,es apply
only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent No; Boglinggreen:
Letter bags made the Office Stamped letters taken for 6t
cent each.
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NIyE OiCI OCK STEAMBOAT LINE fi

II HUDSON and INTERMEDIATE PLACFs-The spls
aid steamers COLUMBIA and SOUTH AMERICA viii lesr
foot Of Harrn-s EVERY AFTERNOON Sundays exec ctsq
at O'Clock connecting With stages from Kingston Csski s
Hudson aud Boston Railroad and Chatham -Four corners
wards (connecng with stages for Lebanon Sphngs) Wes
Stocsbridse Lee Ptts6ed North and South Adams ana
the western par OF Massachusetts, The rsttau leaves Hat
for breekfast HAVILAND, CLARK Co
L. X. MELLEN Co.
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UCIION kOTICE.-M. DOU HTY, Auc
n tmeer.-THls DAY, At 10. O'clock, toe salesroon;
No q Cenfres large and general OF aud
secondhand FURNITURE, Hair Mat resses Mirrors. OIL
Paintings, EusrasDg Chino, Croekey and Gl.swre. Sale
PerempOry.
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Sammer A.

II " ~ " lSLAND hAlLhOAD.-OuuiniO' ~
~ rsDgement tSundsys exceptedl-On and after Pa
DAY the I'd Of June, 1856 Trains going Eastesye
Greenpor, A. NJ, daily and Fridays and saturday, Ia
for Yaphank A NJ and 8: IS r. NJ for farnsins,' ~
A. NJ and 3:45 end p. VI. for Syosset 10 A. ~ i1S
r. NJ. for Hemps'esd 10 A. M and 3f5, 4:l5 and seh
Jsmsics, y end l. =. NJ. and 5:f5, El5, and n ~
Trsin leaves et AN. -.
TRANS GOING WEsT.-Leays Greenpot for bfo2r1yxxsst
A NJ. daily, and Saturdays and Mondays $50 hi -
for Brooklyn sos and III 3 A. lakeland fo 10
A. NJ. and 1896 p. NJ Fsrminsdae for Brooklyn - -
p NJ. Hem pstead for BROOK yn, 6:8 7:o ard Il ~
l:3o and Sis p NJ J.mcca for Brooklyn, $50 Jaw 80
IA. n
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD H. -
WI Travellers for CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS. kAss'f sekss
al points West and West, obtain by ~
SEw.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, OF rLLr.aysW
CENTRAL RAILROAD, BY application a. TIE o'"T~
See, No. lS Broadway, cor Deg IT, a..-r, Assa
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TvHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED

hne the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt. West PACIFIC, Capt. Nye
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. ADRIATfC.
These shps having been built by expressly for ia
Government service has been taken in their
their engines. strength and speed and
er accommodations for passengers unequed for elegance
and comfort Pce Of passage from New York Liverpool
6rstclass cabin $50; Ia ssond do s75; exclusive Of
r.-ze S525; from Liverpool TO NewYork 81 aud
- gunes An experienced surgeon attached 70 each SIP No
hsrth secured until paid for.
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NEW NEW Y6RK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JULY 49, 1855
Bales bp Aurtior.
JosEPH L. SMITH. Auotioreer.
IN NOTICE -JOSEPH l.. g,

JOsFPH = hNfTH, Auftoreer- =
UCTION NOTICE-JOSEPH L. SMITH.
"A Aoetioteer win all TOMORROW, (Thur.d.yJ 1oi
selock al No Frank inst furh h,nse Of Bro.d~sy,
re -o.uood Piano Of Brilliant and 6nsh pror Faniue
of old roewoed rch Carp-s 0nelosh ~ Paintings large
and pier Glasses rocking and e,sy Chars, and
sre Chers Sofas Din Tables wood and
hTa.y BedeaSs and Whsts 4. match best hair
Mstfrsses Croctery Glassware Cocks svervare &e three
euamsled Cotase Suites The whole superb order and Of
Grs. class work ship.
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DEGULAR DAY BOAT for ALBANY-Iand

Ii ing at YONKERs. WEST POINT. NEWBURGR
POUGHKEFPSIE CATSKILL and HUI SON.-The ste4aa
MRTROPOLlTAN Capt }. Pohemus, will commence IA
regular trirs from NEw-YoRK to ALBANY, WEDNESDAY
Juue % 1855; leaving jays Pier second per above Chamb
AZ, eyery MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, ct oelef
A. NJ Returning, will leave Albany every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. For further particulars neas
q No. 2o2 Westet., near Jay-st.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

lOSS DAY BOAT for ISSS
1000 ALBANY, lending teach way) lOOOs
Al Nysck. Grassy Point, West Point, New6ursh PousAaes
served on board The iayorte steamer ARMENIA Capt
n. b. Cochran, ia making her regular trips to Assy
leaving New York from foot Of Chsmbesst every TUES
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, At O'CLOCK
n B-A BaxgageMaser will accompany the steamer "a
wsy 70 check Baggage free. For Particular nqare New
York and Ers Rsaroa5 Once Chemhe-s-st. wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

EUGENE B. pRAsELTS Anctioneer-By FRANKLIN NICHOLS
THIS DAY, wednesday, at lO1 O'Clock, at
i No 70 Esssans between Futon and John-.ts the lsrs
co richest stock Of CABINET aud HOUSEHOLD FUR
Kl1URE offered for sale this compr.ns twelve sen
did sxites beautifully carved Rosewood PATor Furniture
with other article IL the Furniture line n s'est
variety Also Of the assignee about - 90 worth
ofsILVER-PLATFD WARE from Broadway house, con-
png Tea Sets Caers Cake BASKETS. &C The goods offered
al this sale will be sold without 30 pay advances
w J MELLER Autobiography HoUGHToS MELLsR
TOMORROW, Thursday, at lO1 o'clock, at
i No lI3 Nssssu-st Elegant Household Furniture supe
rOr PiApo FoTtes French Plate Pier aud Oval M
rors Brussels Carpets Chr &c being large and good
assortment e Cabinet Furniture. Also 10 sGty mortgage
about IS 600 Slverplsted Forks Spoons and Casters
Mn CRoFT. Auotoneer-By CRoFT BILLINGS.
WILL SELL at their SaesrO0m, No. Us Will
w liam-si corner Of Cedar, THIS DAY, "wednesday
18th inst large and choice assortment Of and ees
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cisgs. Clocks, Fancy Ialaid
Work Tables, Lounges. Bureaus Sofas, Rockers ParlOr
Chairs. &c
WAINWRIGHT, SAYRE q Co. will sell on
w FRIDAY July 18th 10 o'clock at their Store No 80
Wsshngionst the balance Of their stock saved from the fire
the 4h inst; consisting OF Brooms, Baskets, Pals Tabs
Mats &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-18

JOHN P. MoSrCoaERY. Auc'ionser
BOOTS, SHOES, and BROGANS at AUCTION.
I'D On tt URSDAY July 49, az 10Y o'clock the Of
s. n Davis Co. No. s. Beekmans-, 500 cases BOOTS
SHOES. and BROGANS without reserve for eah Aucfion
ale every Thursday.
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A. 81. MsRwrS, Auetioueer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER g. Co.-Trade-Sale

- Rooms No. IS Park-pv.
TUESDAY, SEPT. (, ard following days
REGULAR EFW-YORK Trade SALE OF BOOKS,
STATIONERY, sTEhEOTYPE PLATES. PAPERS. BOOK
BADERe MATERIALS, &c. under the direction o. the
Stsndirg COMMITTED Of the Trade.
The catalogue for this sale Is in progress and will constitute
extensive Dd strscye the whole 10 be sod without
rseerye and with ut restriction the sze ofthe lots
TUESDAY, Sect 10 and following days.
TRADE SALE or BOOKS,
Under the direction Of the NewYok Book Publishers Assocs
ton
The places several invoices having been drawn for Ia
accordance with regulations they have been placed
hsnds catalogue 1t embraces liberal contri
which be sod without prices IN net
Les than The prescribe3 quAnfities.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

@ An old farmer, standing on the
corner. was terribly out Of humor because
he had lost all his w.eat By the weeril
Tor two successive years. He was ad-
vised by hystander to sow Metiter,a-
mean wheat hereafter. as that ESCAPED the
raTages Of the insect. He replied iEdig-
uantly:
"Nc, sir, I'll be darned if 1 do can
stand it as long as the weeril can, and I
will. - Wooster Dem.
That farmer was brother 70 tbs fellow
vino had sore toe. which despite all bread
ard milk poultices. or soothing ''!ain ex-
tractors. would ache-acie. Finally the
sufferer gotsdespera;e. and giving his sore
something 10 ache for" exclaimed
There, cuss you, ache ; l can stand It as
long as you can"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
From Home Again.

From home again, from home again,
And on foreign shore, -
And oh the thoughts come swelling up,
Wen meet our friends no more.
Twas far from here,
We shed the tear,
When from them we were riven; "H
But blessed thought,
With triumph fraught,
Wen meet them all in Heaven!
From home again, from home again,
And waters swell between;
But yet our thoughts they wonder back
Where we've so happy been.
But there's star
That shine afar,
That kindly cheers US on;
We hope to meet,
AtJesus' feet,
ine friends we left at home. -"
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
EvERoREENs.

When summers sunny hues adora
Sky, forest, hill and meadow,
The foliage of the evergreens,,
In contrast, seems a shadow.
But when the tints of autumn have
Their sober reign asserted,
lhe landscape that cold shadow show.
Into light converted.
Thus thoughts that frown upon our mirth
Will smile upon our sorrow,
And many dark fears of to-day
May be bright hope ts-morrow.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

The following, by Richard Chris.
aah' a has often been printed. but cannot be
Presented too of,en:-
nav, nave thou no other gods but me:
Tnso no image bow thy knee: a
lake not the name Of God in vain:
no 10 not the Sabbath day profane:
,oaor thy father and mother too,
ead see that thou no murder de.
rom vile adultery keep thee clean;
nna steal not, though thy state be mean
wsr ar no false witness,-shun that blot;
sv smnat is thy neighbours covet not.
"Ssts thess thy laws, Lord, in nv heart,
a3 let ne lot from them depart.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

4 rather amusing scene was witnessed
at the Columbus, Ohio. Pos;-of.ce the 9TH
er nerniag. A rougn. uncou;ii-iocaiag
customer inquired for e letter at tle rene.-
al delivery. He received one, and No.
being sure that il was for him. be asked
the clerk TO read few lines TO him. Tie
post with his usual urbaniiy aai
desire to accommodate, read as follows:
"Dear s.: This letter comes hop
pin. take nay pen in Hand to inform,
you that we are all we'll, and hope yeu are
injoyin' the same blessin'. am sorry to
here you have been on another drunken
spice
STOP" shouted the attentive listnes.
4"stop, ! say; that letters for me-, here's
your Eve cents. and fork tha. ere 6ccu-
rnent over~ And amid the general iargn
Of the bys:anders." he miEzled.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
CHAPTER II.

With the money in his pocket. which
Angely had procured for him, Robert
Wilson FASTENED down Broadway. At
the corner of Park Pace he paused. and
cas-. furtive, glance around him. Evil
IDENTIFY he was much sgilated. He tho,
of his loving wife at home.,
He had deceived her. and his conscience
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

a0 Daniel Webster was cnce asked
at ball by Top. who thought q good
deal of his own dancing. "don't yoa dance,
sirs / never see you dancing" "No,"
said Mr.. Webster in his peculiar manner.
Il never had the capacity TO learn how,
sir" .ss!s
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

A DEAD SHor.-A physician who re.
sides in the southern portion of the city
upon visiting patient at The extreme
north. was asked BY the sick man ..;f ne
did not find it very inconyenient to come
a distance" st....-t s .r@g
"Not at all, sir." replied the son of Es-
culapIus, "for having another patient IN
the next street, can Kill two birds with
|one ssone." ~
"Can you. sir7" replied she invalid
..then you are TOO good shot .SE me )" and
immediately dismissed him.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

A OUR HoME.-A pickering pair OF
Cuakers were lately heard in high conlro-
rersy, TIE husband exclaimlng:
81 am determined to kave one quiet
week with thee.'
but how wilt thou get l'' said tie
tauntins spouse, IL reitera:ion. which mar-
ried ladies so provokingly indulge il.
81 will keep thee week after ihou art
dead was the Quaker's rejoinder.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

Il o. An editor down East has been
eourtine and says il remided bin of Para
disc Regainedand then he gets On BIS higk-
heeled boots and exclaias .sHugging q
bIes-cyei gii On piece of fresh cut cio-
yer. Go away, strawberries. you hare
lost your sasss."
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

b-'T This war;" said commercial
gentleman TO dandy, Twill he terribl..
hindrance to all kinds of business" Dan
iy-"Dassay, d'ligh;ed to ear it--always
'ad great aversion l all kinds of business
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
The squatter Sovereign,
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY
MORNING BY rn rs
r. srRrxGrELLow g. 4. .. xELLEY.
Publication Office, in Squatter Stereig
Building, NO. 3. .ftchison Street.

TERMS Two dollars per annum, invariably
in advance. Single copies cents, twelve cop
les for fifty cents. I g2 aii #
To CLupa:-Five copies will be sent to one
,ddress for So Ten to one address TOR VII
Twenty to one addrcss for S32. forty 70 one
address for 500. eT Invariably IN ADVANCE.
~ Money may be sent by mall ~ 'ne ri'k
- the Editors.
60 Postmasters are requested to act as our
Agents. -t..-t.s- - .s-r-f frssst
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
OLE post' S GoInn!n.
From the Star Spangled Banner.
To a CoQuette.
NJ GEO. w. corHRAN.

NJ GEO. w. corHRAN.
Pure as crystal water flowing
From the grey old granite hills
Pure as rainbow hues of heaven,
Is the love my bosom fills.
No more true the faithful magnet,
Pointing ever to the pole,
Than the radiant love that reigneth
In the temple of my soul.
Fervent as an angels prayer,
Bright as hopes propitious star,
Beautiful as evening bushes,
Or sweet mornings gorgeous car.
With a love thus pure and holy
With love thus fervent, true
Once, fair maiden, did love thee,
But no more, FALSE oNE-adieu!
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

RoMASr1c.-A very handsome lady
was arrested Friday night, at house Of
questionable character. in the lower part
of the city, in mall. attire. She had donn'd
the pants, aud was apparently cutting
quite splurge when arrested. She tells
her story thus: Her name IS Emma Far
row; she resides in St. Joseph, and her
busband came to this city some mcn:ils
ago, since which she mas not seen him.
She hearftha he had taken himself
mistress, and that they were living in this
city as a man and wife, at the house all
luded TO. She would not believe the state
ment, but resolved to come to the city and
investigate the matter herself. In order
to carry out her plans. she had suit OF
clothing made to order, dressed herself
up in mans apparel. and came down
here She had just started on her mis-
sion. and was about entering the house,
where her ieige lord was reported to be
staying. when some police officers ares.
ted her. That is her story, and if good
looks is sign of trath. size must have
told nothing but facts.-T St Louis Herd.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
The Law of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give express no.
Ne. "a IN. contrary are considered as wish
In. to continue their subscription.
9. II subscribers order the dIscontinnance OF
:, ..nd them until all arrearages are paid.
!. II suh.cribers neglect OF refuse to take
th,ir periodicals. from the Office to which they
are directed, thev are held responsible, till they
have settled the bill and ordered them discoh-
timed. -,
I. It subscribers remove to other places with
sut informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are held res
ponsible.
5. The Courts have decided that refusing To
take periodicals. from the office, OF removing
and leaving them unealled for, is prima facis
evidence Of intentiona fraud.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

sale his Farm
he improvements.
Ed all necessary
le half mile from
s from AtchlsSn
10 miles from ,he
lltivation is GOV
Timber.
hase will find tIe
be subscriber g
| Squatter SO"
.DREWS.
and Buchanan
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
NO. do.

a competition in the developmen, CT the
great and almost unlimited resources of
the country, by which each is surrounded
lin building up and ornamenting cities
in the advancement of education and re-
ligion and m the cultivation of the virtues
of social life. This is a noble and hon.
orable competition, mutually beneficial to
all. prejueiciai to none. congratulate
the citizens of LecotaPton and Surround
ing country, AID the people OF Kansas on
the prospect OF speedy completion of
the work which We have this day COM
nenced, and hope that nothing may oc-
cur to defeat or ros!pone the realizstioir
Of our present prospects and expectations.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
KEIs

hrs and Family
hilton. Woodcn'
tobacco. SrGa5S'
Fruits, Oysters
| Glass Ware IS.
klesale and retail
in the city.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
" DNE!

b Aspling & ~. las.
! &GCo., on n. re-
e respectfully
o. lame imnedia', ,ny
bt be given SG-
bv the first Oh ioner
hds of the prop
STEVENS
s. Co.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
RE.Kz, !, -
DEsT.

D site is situa-
Kansas Terri
ie town of Ia
s"ly populated
lhe finest soil
i, with a per-
lew of the riv-
i below. Thn
cated on a bed
ity. Arrange
id stone coal
lint Stock Com
|ich time there
now in course
S1ill, which wlN
tw week 3; also,
is in process OF
/ or the accom-
rt time.
oss Immediate
foing, by call
= than Hartman,
Agents to sel.
both may at all
ready to ac-
. most liberal
: MATT.
pinINGToS,
BRADLEY,
kLINS.
Trustees.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
'NS!.,..

! lst received \
HE very finest
manufacturer in
want of good
b, as they. sell
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
fe9.ch03s3s

! and forwardihifiii nj
b commission viii
kS:-
+. H Larkin: .,,-
wick, j. II. Lis"
\. Coleman, NJ. f.
.I0-d
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

r. nm. souare ten lines or less. Sl w
E,cb additional insertion, per square ...... .an 81
IN. souare. three months ...'4 w
n 90 six months -. ....... w
twelve months. 80. -. lu W.
two aouares three months 49,. 20 w
six months ...... .... y w
&c q" twelve months. -. 80. 10 un
On. quarter Of column, three months. lo M
q g "@ six ,s.ISs months msnth. 90 70 q" Q"
One half of column, three months .....I9 90 oo
Z" ak months - ~ w
&c twelve months. .35 on
One column, three months. .....' 81 W.
six months. -. ...' 40 N'
twelve months. ...... 90 90
Business cards, eight lines or less. year.5 OG
&c six months 49,. .......' OO
three months -. 2 %
~ Announcing Candidates FOR office, in
ADVANCE. So. re inserted Oh a credit, candidates
will h. charged eight dollars.
~ Communications of personal nature.
will X. inserted a. advertisements, and charged
for at the rates of 5000 per square, and pay
nent required in advance.
ey Advertisements not marked on the copy
FOR specifc number OF insertions. will be con-
,inurd until ordered out, and payment exacted
accordingly.
s~ All advertisements must he paid Tor IN
ADVANCE. or at the expiration of three months.
e- All letters addressed to the Editors
INST be POST PAID. to receive attention.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
M. ID.

LionaI serviees, ,rv. "
/ adjacent nth
.ai patronage asg9senance nls
cits . continue
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

L. for sale lc"g1; ~
EaEs1a.ws =. & 90
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

sonage was decidedly white. His beard.
jet black, entirely covered the sides and
lower part OF the face, even to the contour
of the mouth. 1t was very long and curled
gracefully down over the chin. Over his
head he wore a cap, from beneath which.
long. black. glossy curls foated down over
his coat collar In stature hefwas below
the medium size. s#
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

.TITa.
b JULIE ST'S.
.URI.
lssIETOR.
/ been newly a.
part. AMI the
| with the Brsr
\, .ltf.
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13
] EiEKEY,
BOATS,


kAUBRY.
of an ex-
divided with
money. Jew
!. Bankers
d with dis
n filled, and
Notes and
romptIy re-
and parcels
i and deliv
Proprietor.
ST. Louis.
ants of st.
Pnnects with
Louisville,
Baltimore,
&C.
Paul, north.
nth, and all
ssippi, Chi
!. Also our
Illinois, di-
ain from ST.
for speedy
ng.
Agent.
bon, h. r.
pr Ritcherd-
s23-tf
Squatter sovereign., 1855-11-13

/. as orr stock
object is To
pr CASH, we
!, & BRO.
ain Street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

10 compete, the result. viii be disastrous HID shocks
dull 40 Portland city molasses sold at % s5, and
zoo al s. and 500 sugar at s. There about 900
second band sugar hid. shocks aAoat they are un-
ssieabe In this Market second hand molasses hid.
shocks ID better article last sale % for good Hoops
aiso dull II GOO Rhode Island long retaed ct $685.
and 81 ooo short at $50 to $685. Empty moasses hhds
ting DUH
fsucHrs Mo imp ovemcnt has taken place; the
ccntary there 10 heavy accumulation Of tonnage The
few charters follows IL Of 29l tons, to load
general cargo AZ Trinidad for Hamburg at f3 los per
zen for sugar Of 500 boxes for Hamburg at f3 bs
runlirk, AZ 70 frances TO load molassss for Great
Rritani AZ az los., Of 90 IL. 3D., at GO aud at
a. "a. Cd To the United States scarcely any thing
onsng vessel chartered 10 Pensacola for 900
feet lumber At $40 per M Of al tons molasses to the
north, ~ o. 90 per HID; do. at o. Remedies and
Nav rork, sugar, % 80 per hid, and deck load mo-
sses st S. Csrdenas and New York. at ~ SO per hid
Cor sassr deck load small stowage; and for New
lesk, q 600 boxes, al Q rls. box.