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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
Foreign Ports.

SD from Panama Jan. H. ship Delhi KNAPP Calico i,h.
ship Transit (B Dsyis Cslso 10Th, steamship "oh'n Age
Wsbins San Francisco. . .
Sailed from Bird .snd Caribbean Sea 18th nt bsI' Rich
mond Over, 1rnidsd, Velocity Moore, santa Martha
Az Des.arsrs bee %, ship N.dors ksmpson. unc brig
Waho Ing Dunscopb from aud for Newfors 70 ga. about
jan l. seied Dec 2s shr Charles Kean, Snss Chattin.
London
At b. Thomas 18th u Benz Frsnsia and bark Cath
arne Augusta, unc.
Al Kingston ia 10th ut brig las Gray Ch.ever f,r llv-
erool ds .ehr John care MKay nne' Liberty "''e''
foT Aspin wall de. . ,,,
Baltimore -. A.,
AZ N.yssuer 18th ult bark Roanoke from Nes-yot ds
brs ,inbo New Haven dol sehr Mary @. Amer, or
Arr At 81 John " b.. 3st all ship Pilgrim, Richards.
Boston; sehr Harriet Ann snail Nev.York.
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Disasters, &c.

CAPT WeeSs Of the schr L. p Foster, 81 San Frneseo
from Pufe Sound s,stes that while Locks the To-
daIs reported she Vsneouve Island Could not
description Of vessel w"j Q. -
nothing other The experienced heavy fales during
the passage during which split nAinss s AID sassress.
vEssEL Sol The eesn brig Cyelops about $40 tuns
speet sses running nssns e than one year IN ass with
the cabin furniture ssebor chains ssd cables "a d q sss'
CLIpprA sHrP HoRHEr ct Ssa FnncSss Jan nom phls-
dephA, o6 Cspe Horn days IN light vesthsr dariss
Dee o. Long M and hs] light end vssss winds nest 81 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09
Philadelphia Markets. THURSDAY, Feb. G.

Inceent weather depresses sill door business Sales OF
1cO bales CoTros full CLovEsskEO Is Ia better ia
rspd and scaee So from store and IS - from wagons
FLOUR quiet firm the advance; STANDARD brands hell a,
81 brsnd at 50 %; ses only Tor noa7 use fs
FLOUR aud CORN meal quiet, bu' holders hrmer WHEAT
eco bus white at 81 IS snt 81 500 good anc
prime u.s. ALI in CoRS snd la
requs sales 10 Pennsylvania yellow part go and
part prices be 6xsd. RYE J. Ia modssats demand with
sales OF unsylsai. 200Si - OATS Ia better
nsud ui s-ss Of geo bus fsir at Sc snd 600 Penn
~ vsn. at 65c rom store GRocgRIEs aud PsOvIosS
kothins doing account Of the Whisky IS eSoc,
fol hhGs aud obs but soan ssles ported a. less
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e wear 1854. were as annexed:


The shipments Of gold, taken by the steamers Ieay-
ing the first of the month are credited to the pre-
ceoiDg month because always manifested at the Gus.
tom-Bouse on the day before the departure OF the
steamer. Hence it is that the shipment ior December
spears so small for, according to the arrangement
of the table the which will be taken by the
steamer of jan l, 1855, would, if kno~n, properly
belong to the month Of December 1854: To show the
actual export during the year, the shipment by the
steamers that left Jan. l. 1854, should BE- aided
amounting to o. ssG 3ll which raises the total OF
pors of geld during the year to sSl, e,i32 and to
the Atlantic States to $3.50 Gle 30 For fjur years
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the export hiss been
Tnr,l In fur Near......


Total In forr yes1...............-l5, bsfss
This Is only the amount manifested, and By no
means indicates the full production Of the mines dur
Ig the tine specified.
The State Treasurer has declared bis intention to
pay more of the State Bonds which come due in May
1855 and which are promised to be paid in New-York
or San Francisco unless they are previously sent to
him for examir alton remonsrsuce has been I'D.
dressed to the Governor upon the subject.
The following table shows the whole amount Of
Deposit and Coinage of the Branch Mint in Ssn
frsncisco, up to Dee. IL, 1884:
Deposited PRIOR 70 Nov. 81. szs..........41sS aloo
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To Mariners.

LreHr House. on roNr ne pcai ''uti 80. u ~
ert,once 70 he AGrb0r 9 ho.isrey Calss ~ exed ,a<
hcbt tRsainahns lOsr 4 III Of the horis0a
The Light Hous, sr.y T,ote swelling. ose 'sosJ 10
bisht suiuount,6 by tower and l,ttern
TIE hhDs srarass of the third order F.snel Cstssl-
optic Tn. heht any feet above the lesel Of aud
should be- visible 10 ordinary states OF the amospher. from
elevation ten above the st dis Of
ISL sts'ute miles
Lstituds SO "a 81" ". longitude i2co So ~" w.
The lsht will exhibited for the
February 1855. nAMfstLL GRAHAM.
Light. House Inspector Il ID trct.
San Fr.ncsco Call lornis Jan 3, 1885.
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SUPERIOR coURr-Feb s-Before Judge CAMPBELL.

THE OLD BIBLE-HoUSE.
Abraham B. Eeller Homes executors. &c. Agt. Nathan C.
Plat and Others .
Action Of eiectment in relation 10 small slip OF
land which had formerly used sey BY Cin
ion side the Old Bible from rae
stre Aey already referred Verdict for defendants
Before Judge HOFFMAN
SUIT AGAINST The SHERIFF.
Here,iah r. Kennedy sKt. John Orser SheriH.
To recover the value Of two meoceons, and other
articles vi,d by the Sheriff At the music store OF Mr.
.m Nanderpeok No 8f5 Broadway executions sKsi st
MIR V -med BY NJ snnedy a. hii (h'l p,opsr,g a.
ready referred The srfcles back Dy Mr. x
ON syins bond abide this suis Verdict for plaintiff Sala
ing The prV peTty at . 80
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Ii Is said to have been determined upon by the for
varders wing boats the Erie Can to enter into
q grand consolidation, by which toe several lines
shal come under the management. Of single direct
ing agency. The canal felt last season the ne
cessty of protecting themselves sssns, the railroads.
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spoken. Sc.

Feb. of Charleston Bar, brig Excel IRON Nsw-Yos for
Savannah 800, -.
jan a. st rs a. lon e. 10 brig Robert White, from Eula-
beth CITY N c.. for Barbados
Nov. 49, lat - N. Ion. 81 w. ship hussaf Winssr, from
New.Ycrk Oct II fo San francisco
Dee lat Is 90 Lon "a 3! W. ship Shy Lara. Dos, foa
New. York Oct n for Anoy
Dec lat 10 Ion. 81 70 W. ship sweeps,skes Lsnc from
Nes-Yo,k Oct ~ tor san francisco.
Dec IS ls &c tby he Juist. at Bainore sap Eies
lie CoYits from Baltimore for Bshis &c.
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COURT OF COMMON PLsAS-Feb s-Befre Judg.
MOODRUTF.

SUIT AGAINST BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
The Fsst River saos sgt WIN H. Van Cou John ives Ge,
X. Deane John C. Bishop, Benz Ia Bud, and George w.
Truss
Aeainst the Trustees, Individually and collectively
Building Assertion 10 the amount OF note Tor
900 signed BY them. Motion m.de by @r Vac Jo 20
the ground fh,t the 20 section OF the
Bsrkirg Of 1873 requires suits . e brongnt IN the name
obe f.ndert Of the bank where's this 10 the name Of th
The for the present oserruled the notion and
said the defendants should they IT. mgrt bring up the
question other time vss admitted that sto q
been pad Verdict plaintiff with interest s574 IS For
pisnti1 Mr. j. NeShouse; for defendant MI WIN. H. Van
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Decrease IN ls54lS5...-.......... - $3.50
There is soue inquiry at the Treasury Department
for tsansser drafts on Nes0reans, from psraes sd
ing to place gold there. The secrets-y however,
declines to drs- on 'hs. poin, as the Government
balance there is small. Gold may very poss ply go
to New Orleans by express 70 soma extent On 81.
Louis the Secretary Is DESTROYS Of drawing to large
eltent as the accumulation ID re is excessive.
Ihe latest statement OF the Boston Banks SHOWS the
following resuli:
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coIrRr cALENDAR-THIs Day.

SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos 10, Jos, 800, 6l2 5s1. 621,
sss ISL "a 6 e7 65s S9 4.4 Sal to 60 6sl 6i SIS 90
COMMON PLEAS-Psrt Nos. sls, 2i2 243, 2ii
.ss to .5? 2st to 81 Part ii-Sos H. 20, III rs 81 2to
24I ass go 70 800 - -
CIRcuIr CoURr Nos. 2lss, eo3l. 3l4s, 1859. 1927,
slea $3.50 ue4 l74s Ss2s siss S4,e 96S Part iI-Nos
ia Go 1857 1856 1929 Ss7 1895 0, o. l4S 1852, 1858,
1854 -, . - ..
UNITED STATS DIsrRIcr CoURr-Nos. II, -, 50,
IS, 81 81, IS. 81 20. a. -
SuPRExs CouRr-Grneral Term.-Nos 90, "a, 70,
q 20 81 SO IS, Al. IS - % ~
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Arrived.

U. J. 81 steamship North Star Wsnset, from Aspinvsll,
with th- mail. from San Francisco - Jan. a. 81 100 and
pass. TOM D. Roberta
Brig Euress Johnson Ch.rless ds. sni ,sin to
DollL1r Potter
WIND-Daring the day, N. T..
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SUPREME coURT-GfssRlL TERx-FEs %.

Charles g Hart AIT George D Bradford
This care bss been long Il ne in Court. lt Is sn
,pp.. from decision OF Ashtast sslor Ro
Ii was bill fled to foreelo,s nos.gs on hotel ~ De-
pos Delaware Co snd cross bill cancel the mprzsfe,
Ard rsscind contract sa the ground Of fraud Arsu
mint vn be.rd. Metsrs Sherwood s,d VC0nJr for BIZ.
Bradford and SuyiAm sad 10 who ateres.ed, AID
Mr. Van Buren, for Mr. Hart Decision reserved.
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By Telegraph.

BosTON-Arr. Feb g. chip. Cargo from csegtts Sept n
Revenue. co. 18th; 8,Tks ny ~s,rsa. Gsttenbugi ROs>
Pool smyrna brig AmeTics. Halifax
spos.n-Dee. T. lat. ~ s. Ion. ~ 20 bark Dute he's. from
Aserss fsr Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

,.,r< sf .<uplsto,. ~ HessAsse Ct b~tv-sn Cosr snf
Cr AZ, and dsnnsss the interior flo sh'or on
k.,n,,t 70 ste They of the apes rose OF tos
IsIno- an s.bsd the n.ou<s md soss the BE- hing p'
Ami - with ~ ust~ria. carried Ts- So'.
S,nss. suo1rts hiwesb $2S AID SDS. Samuel BIO n,
Pa 70 the owner Of the tti,our.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

STILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH FOR THE WILDER
P.rESr sAtAM.NpEs sAFE.-The WILDER pArESr s.L,
SAFH from the ruins OF tue ire N Fulton -
after having been exposed 10 the N at In
heat as hours und 70 have Preserves
tie Books and Papers Of Msssrs fairesnd 20 while
hsr n~tes " ho entrusted their valGahs to other Sa BY
he ssse ere With total and eParsbs loss OF boots
papeu and money
srlv,s vith one Of LDERs IMPROVED DopsLE FtGE sal
AMAyprx SAVES For sale a. No lSi Pesr It lnesr wall
o. } Ne~.YoIt, By o. ~iLptk 70,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

Several Baptist churches in New-York City and
vicinity are now without psstors-the Eighth av.
Cluch, the YOrkville Church, the Harlem Church,
- churches at Morrsaba and a. Hastings, and the
asrth-st Church.
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baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE Feb 3--Ohere5 10 head BEEF CATTLE 80
driven left over the balance sold N
g. 20 IS 81 Hoes in brisk dmand at reduced Priees
saes from 80 so &c 81 so p hundred.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The congregation of the First Congregational
CT urch Nesnk, have extended eau 10 inc Kew
William Brown, Of Andcver, Mass. He Is brother
of the Rev. Anioipette l.. Brown, the female
preacher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

CHARLEsrOs FEB 8-The sales OF CorTOs here for the
have b.ea II so bales prices ranging from s0sc
n which .c the qsostous Of last week Phe receipts
for the up 500 bses The stock exclusive Of
shipboad IL D coo bsl-s RICE IL selling At f1itc D. The
receipts the $500 The stock on hand
10 s us tea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

Ds.rH OF WALTER DosGAS.-Thi, venerable cii-
IN died at bis residence at Centervle Staten Island
% Saturday s,t in the Gath year of his age lie was
. Iipesl de,oepd ant Of Col Thomas DOngao, who was
fhe fourth Colonial Governor OF EewYork, iron
1853 70 1881 and Intimately connected, in vari.
sus capacities with the early history of this State.
NJ W alter Dopgan was q quiet citizen, and pre-
tended to none Of the greatness of his distinguished
aacest0y.
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TxaHINATroE FOR uRGLkKT The exsmasn %
OF Hsr,y Cio,e. private ".trhAsD, o. shrEe Of eRrs
bsiogsl, snieiiDE The .fSce'y sore Of NJ smtn W 49,
q Tueaay night, eomDeoc d before justice
y.steiess .fi.rno1n The ees VIA Van Co-t te-.hoh
rovsi, that soersed -. person he saw In me ''''e
ihe examinali . ID be conc Md today
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MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures Q
Cleared.

shp-Nor.hsnP,on De!Ano, Valencia SPAIN Sesaish
Sons.
brss-V.ren Brown, Bartlett. portsl- Prince, H. ID.
Brookmsn & Co Abdrew Peters AcFtrsn-, Tnnidsi. c. e.
Peef., "indwsrd kh!m.n, sssua-a-Grssde II. BROOK
nsa = Co
schor H4Bbsset, Brown. savannah Tall
J. :. Davenport, Petersen, Plymouth. N c 5sotsn
4
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Tie Rev. DR.. PEssrseTos, Of the African Church.
= DE beneficiary CT an intellectual entertainment "a
IA riyen at the Tabernacle this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

LIGHT Housrs Last evening Lieut.. Bartlett rea1
q paper before the Statistca, aud Geographical So
sity, in which he explained the Fresnel lliumnator
Which is now extensively used in the U. s. Light
Hsnse., and displayed model On the same princ-
ples az that exhibited at the Crystal Palace and fdy
explained 10 our columns at the time. The audience
was numerous notwithstanding the Indictment weather
A vote Of thanks was passed to Lieut.. b. aud copy
requested for the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

-v.,p Youpe MES AssocIArlos Lie
T~. LA Of tie Annual Ccsrse Of Lectures
1900 Of this Association, viii he dei'y'
ose c,;,,,, Han his evening, Feb. 9, by DR. %
" Uols.s Sotjec': TIE A"enea''N''
"pspean.'
The si,tb Anniversary Of the Deposition OF 'ne
-. and the Proclamation Of tse Roman Repuonc,
& " celebrated BY the Italian Patriots this evening
:. a. TsberDscIe. Addresses -ill be delivered IN
r..r,l. French, German, and Italian. Prof. Z. +.
Y.ss,d Hon Henry Wilson, the newly elected SeDs-
- a. ,sscbusetts; Hon. John T.. Hale, Ssnator
49, Rev. j. P. Thompson, Rev. E. II. Chapin,
II Dc LEcluse, and Sigismu I'd Kaufman, arc ex-
,,e,fd 10 be among the speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

Al the monthly meeting Of the Young Mems Chris
tap a,socsiion Jersey Cry Monday evening the
beI.b.p considerably iDeIsAsed and Interesting E~sJ
Wa listened 10 iIoIp Wm JOiige, Gag.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

The CtrRer AND THE MAYoRs.-The Clergy OF
the rro,esssat Episcopal Church. in the Distinct held
o.s,ns sesssy a. ~hsh they passed resolutions .p9rov
ssrPrsssins sunday so and also that they wonl
ssesy next the th Inst preach their respective
sssio1s upon the due observance Of the Lords day.
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Receipts Of Produce .

BY ne E,is Railroad for Three Gry. $50 ob Fisur 20
pbss Butter en- do WHISKY Go sides leather S pgs Pro
,hiors, and s1ndry Merchandise.
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u s. DISTRICT CoURT-FrB s-Before Judge iScrRsoLI-
DECISION.

RULE AS TO BoTToNRY BONDS.
John "a. Schmidt 81 al cat fhe bark Geo. Stc7sus
To recover the amount of q oottomry bond gwen
h, the c.p.in to repairs his vessel .hP and cugo The
a took of At the Chineha ana ana sa
ed TOT bat became disabled and put INTO ho wn-re
hood above steer
winch he safely arrived al New 1ort PaJmfut OF me
bottomry bond was released, and suit brought asain Inc
vessel
Ia orroson 10 The payment % the bond II oohtenied
that The captain include IN the bond the
that his duty aLsshp the latter ana that the b'na
not yAllc
TIE CARO- right repair the vessel giving should he
DO bona vess. sad cargo la the
osent case deciee must be entered for besnE-he ship
sna fsh to p4y Will and the bssnce Of the
bond 10 be paid out OF the cargo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

THk CorSrY ALMs-HopsE number Of in
mates this Institution Ut the present. tine 10 Seths
1.ns sor the last month having ssss an average Of
f6sy PEI day since me ls OF Jsoesfy 80 Of
osPsrnsesdenn q he Poor Tia indspssdsai Of the c
ss1iss s,d wood abtnbstsa through the same ass.ey
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DsspoILme Nxw HousE.-On Wednesday night
- SGs kusvs DsissS ~ ssssssss isss lrs tsssn
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TAdNtItlstulFHlT
REAL IIFE-cIZE.-Ihe real life size PHOTO

kEAL IFE-NILt.-I ne ItdI IIItEsIlc 'VfV-
GRAPHS made resy and hnshei Ia i are tnose
done by Roor No sos Rroadway of Frsukios Per
HAVING ordinary Dseueeoiypes can have them repro
aaced esze. Every style Of picture taken In any KIND Of
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SUIT FOR Personal INJURY.


Plaintiff on the l5th jane, 1885, was croaslOg Flew
loaded It'll and he wsne by the side Of IT. when M,
by train Of earth sud thrown
he hm.. whereby he seriously injured
ara h bed six week. and his hJrse much hurt
He that the conductors OF The tr in blame in
1u syips sounded the bse the bel and
moreover that locomotive being behind the and div
ng before OF preceding them oisasry,
calculated 70 deceive hin he upposoF on slsDcing AZ IT.
coming slow. thst it going the ober He
In defence said that the Company the time
repairing aer had been filled snd obtained
stone sud earth distance backing along The avenue,
they hsd light and depOsunf at such places as
WEI. requfed that exercised their
the De and whistle sounded aud tnst
The wholly BY he and fault Of
plaintiff. The tired before when she Jury
Tomln,ou for defendant Mossrs Foerton aad @ Noyes
SPECIAL TEAM Decision 3tfore Judge DAILY.
James Pugh agt Ann Pugh. Motion for reference,
nsent granted
Isaac ii. smith, et AL agt. Won H. Prescott, OF al.
Motion TO discharge from arrest grated.
james Hogan sgt Wm. W. smith and Chsrles L.
RENEE Sane.
Patrick Mcnahsn egt Edward Schenck ct al. TIE
cnly way discovery supplemental order OF fund m
BANK placed there BY defendant suconer The pr 'cee OF
ssos " goods cling third pares IL place bill 10 the
paufe OF old bill and all tbs creditors ps
reas to the second branch plaintiff ia entitled 10 sell tho
equity ofrtdemption on the gssed property, &c.
floyd T. ara A. NJ Fers Agsnst John Seaman, and Am,
his wife.
To Uncover gore OF land, on the kngsbrid - road,
commencing Spu>feDdnyv Greek, ady referred to
Juo sneDt Tor P.nths ana $i50 damsses for deteution
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ited de.rr.os. To r-o-vss ,-e % ne in
crease We ave qac.Arsns boz they sas oe taken -

sEw YokK cLAssIyfcArgos
Ill., 49,. ~ M. =
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Total. ~
The following il comparative statement of the
revenue from customs during the first half of the fiscal
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Fowls SroLES Policeman Gallagher arrested at
he New. Depot "Wednesday morning couple OF
Germans hsvips their possession bags SIX live and
tutAey wneh had stolen from Netehessr they
committed Tombs; the fowls have been
identified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

CHARGE OF STEALING CoaL.--A man named NJ ark
vs.. yesterday arrested by Officer webb Of the
Lover Police Court charged with having at different ne'
soen coal 10 the value all Of $i5e the property Of Nj
Come Illus Baker of No 81 Leensrdst The accused IL
pea employ TO ssst In raising schooner loaded with
coal which h.d sonk the foot OF rSelk-st ~ and az
Ter vessel hal been raised he alleged carried away
three the coal He taken before Justice
Connolly and held to bail to the charge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

REPoRT oF NORTH. wEsrgRs DIsPrSs,RY.-The
Bsn Der patents trested the Northwestern Dpeuss
No 81 Eshhsv during thu mouth Of January, was $50.
kabvyborn In the United States 1885, ireland 1876 ko-
gland 20; seotlandl2; Germany So other countries, II.
Ses-Ns.sr OF males S6i females 49s Rssnlts-CuIed OF
Fefs we'd 1885, Died l2 vaccinh ed 3; under treatment
ps H. The plumber Of pTescn aions Ia the
Apotbecses Department during the moath was iIo4i great
sst samser In one dAy. l0s, average, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-09

GRAND LARCTSY.--A woman named Aun Murphy
ws Yesterday charged with obbas Patrick Kesney
hvns No iS Thirty eishthst OF Si5 she he vi h
her M house Of III reBue Ia Walkeru Wednesday night
Csc Of recovered aod the accused WAS skod
mp By Justice " GOD 10 answer the charge.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-12-12
L. Rurean.

The case of L. BUReAN vs.. S. APPLE 4 Co,
4sAow being tried in the Peoples Court. Bon
a4x pleads his own cause, whileZ. G~nEENwALD
appears for the Defendants. The matter in dis
putes, which sells Clothing the cheapest on
an azerage. What will be the result we cant
tell ms there Is an abundance of evidence. on
both sides, that they sell Clothing at the low
est possible figures. Bureaus stock of Cloth
ing isreally @~fairtolook upon !" and those in
want Of Winter garments should not fail togive
AimacalL. In the meantime, read what he
has to say in his Advertisement.
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The Saturday Evening Post.

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n MARKETS,
rro-
lFor the Ashland UnioH.1
MARKET.

WHEAT-Has declined, and is now selling al
$40 to 81 so for prime white.
RYE-Dull at IS cents.
CoRS-In the ear, 81 cents Cash-4O cents in
Goods, and in good demand.
oArs-20 cents per bushel, and but few in
market.
BEANs-White, S $50 per bushel, and scarce.
BARLET-More in market-price nominal, at
81 per bushel.
PoRK-Dressed Hogs, weighing 200 lbs and
upwards, 6 cents per pound; It's to 200, So
$50 to IFS, 81 cents.
B6TTER-20 cents for Fresh Roll.
SEEDs-Clover Seed, none in market. Tim
othy Seed. worth 1926 and scarce.
DRIED FRUIT-Apples selling at 81 per bush.
Ell; Peaches $3.50 Pealed Peaches, 10 cents
per pound. COMMERCE.
ASHLAND, Dec. 18th, 1855.
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