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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

silver IN hs house on one occasiop and also tel hin
tbst abe would pawn him. Mr.. s. denied 70 the ex.
tent spoken Of. She is foolish gr ne saih, When
she gets these turns and saws things qulck As 20 nc
silver, she did pawn Il 70 raise money to pay qaacS
doctOre of whom ! had dlsapproved 70 al'ean heI
mo her who died Of Gamer, ana had had M pee, VI
regular medical attendance wlO sal1 no h'ng iuI'eT
couid be done for her Tie daughter heard OF the
cu.ck doctors and pawned the silver in der q n
NOV EN-. did not blame her after leit Mr. lie
J. house he came 10 me and asked me u was 10,
going 10 make him a present. ne seld ne "an.eo
sLouId make him a present Of 500; told him had
nsid him $40 a week which thought was quite suti-
cient: then cane Ills bIil, and i have mad Two or
three abusive kttaTr; when II was charged mar ny
daue.,e Ter cut the curtaIus dld not say knew sbe oi
II buf n az il was not worth talking about and would
erlace IL rather than have any'hiug said tleY we're
common mnslin curtains, and that injured could have
b. en- replaced for e. or 3d. as to the painting az It
stood on the man le-plece could sec thai some per
son cd picked tho eyes with PIN but never SAID
NV daughter did IT, "a 10 the mittens, nay daughter
bought pair next door for Mrs. lie j.. in regard to
The Handkerchief by an inadverence II was not re-
turned offered to pay fair price for other ALLEGED
Iosses Mr.. $. coDtended that he had ovepaid for
board, and owed nothing for the extras charged
Miss s4ely was also called 70 the stend. she being
present With young girl, her servant She If gen
tee " appearing young woman OF straight features,
dressed IN deep mourning and spoke as having full
appreciation of the attributes OF iady' She denied
havr injured the curtains the picture, or having
tOol her fathers spectacles off put his hat IN TIE
fire spoke of having lost articles mentioned by her Ia
ther, and rather implicated Mrs. lie j. and Others Of
the family IwhO afterward, III reouttai, denied NJ:
She said she had been friendly TO Mr. lie j., aud did
everything she could for him and his family; he had
Rad no carpet and al bis suggestion she pawned her
watch, unknown to her father, 10 enable him to buy
one and the proceeds not being sufficient che also
pawned Ter gold chain; the time she barcaded the
door-ber ather is Of the best OF men, but IS quick
in bis tempei-they had some words, and che fastened
the door; at other times she oceed her door 10 keep
out the obildren &C. whom Mr.. :. represented as be-
ing rather troublesome.
Some testimony also adduce5 to show that Mss
s. was troublesome in letting the fire in her room 20
ont among other hngs, and frequently lin ing the
bell for the servant and the latter threatened to leave
if she had attend the bell. The young gl, the ser
want however il eemed left the house in the employ
me nj of Miss s. az servant at the time che and her
father did. II insisted, behalf Of plaintiff tn Al
the whole amount of the bill is due and the extra
charges properly made. Decision reserved. For plain
tiff, Mr. W. McDermott; for defendant, Mr.. f. A.
Telmadge.
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DIED.

AMos-On Thursday. July 26 Nancy L. DAVIDSON the wife Of
Nicholas Amos Ia the 18th of her age, native Of Rox'
buIghshire, Scotland.
raj this rday afternoon DEL from IA West 18th t.
BURKE Drowned while bath in pond at St Louis Fri
day evening July 20 MARTIN BURKE Of Laurence and
Margaret Burke Of that city. aged 20 years
California paper pease copy.
BAKERAt Orleans Tuesday July o. yellow fever,
SAMUEL d. BAKER ESQ., Of The National Telegraph Ohce OF
that city, -
BRowS-On Wednesday morning, July Is, at O'clock, Ed
WAFD n. Brown.
CLssne BUsS-On Thursday July %, Mrs SARAH CLAIMING
BURN in the 85tb year Of her
Her friends and those Robert w Desu and of her
soninlaw JscOb DuDee respectfully invited 70 attend
her funeral further invitation fron the residence Of
jacob Duryoe No 1903 MonOe-st. Friday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Coca Av-On Wednesday, July %, ADnIE PHILLIPS only
child of John w and Martha Cochran aged years. months
ard lO
DUsSIs-G "Wednesday July 25 JOHN DUyEIs of Thos
j. and Elizabeth DuDtp, AGED y years
d, FoBRssT-On Wednesday July %, MARCIA ANN, wife OF
George 4. De 70 rest.
FAY-At Brooklyn Wednesday, July 25. GEORGE w. in
FAINT Of Charles P. and Sarah H. Fay, agei year
months and 10
GEAHAM-On Wednesday, July 25 after short Illness, WIN
6RsHAM aged 81 years.
HSRSls-At sshngfon Higbts Thursday July Is ANY
HARsIs wife OF Denis Hairs, lote sugar rofuer
Her fishds requese attend the funeral tomorrow
morning AT 9 o'clock her late residence.
LfEOn Sunday July p IDA L. Lee, at No so Broome-st,
The rem anus were inferred in the Cemetery Of tho Evergeens
Springfield, LONG Iend Wednesday July
25 Of consumption JOHN MESSENGER of New York aged
9.
Wednesday July 25 ANN ADrtIa wife of Philip J.
Rice, aged p years
Wednesday July % ELIzAsgTH K daughter
of Capt J. Kendall Of Dunsiabo Mass, aud wife Of Abel
Spauloirg, sged AZ years.
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To Mariners.

LIGHT. HOUSE, on PORTLAND BREAErA1zS-Ine -
Houfe Is huIt Of wood, and h ocfagyna plan nc
a the eh . above the beak~ater and . sei sS''
ordinary high wsteL r.,
The Illuminating sppsraus H. order FesDel Len.
abt Il Gxes-re9-aud shoUd BE- visible Ia ordinary EsL1s
the stmosph re Ci miles, 3. nautical mica ~
color Of tie Iighi.Hou.e is white. o..r.s.
5 E. by F. distant mile Buoy OIL Breakwaier NJ ~
=. dist an SO yards. A., I
1885, and will kept burning every night thereafter f'
set 10 fDprise. ..,;.. 1
Foe BILL on PoRTLASD HEAD LIGHT HoUsE-Negls.- =.
Owen b,t Fog Bell weighing so b., 10 be rlns " n
chpery bas been erected Portland Head Light e~
will b. rune in ggy Veefher Der sfer ami viii stNe
hnlf minute n b. place a wooden sme a feet s' -
d. b. NJ o. feet atogs the level Of the 20
WHALE BACK LIcHr.fioUsE Notice Is given tis ~
founiry With previous advertisement, the t y Ast
IL light shown from the Whale Sack LghrH0u. On ass
mcuih Hsitor n. H. will be fixed hrht, yaned ~ - n
al his lsht will be shown ouriog every night uero..
stead u the two fixed ghts Hitherto that Light h'
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Brown. shlpley & Co.'S Circular.

n ,,l,.,;el LtvERPooI Friday July Is, 1855
49, - 49,, .xtre,nely auiet iugh0l sex end
- sysnus the saes being g. 90 bales only, ~h ~ 20
pecuat SEQ txportes al decline OF 3D. Tue 10"
Tav there has been more doing the sales reaching 600
baie With de, edy steedines, AMI the decn- anu ed
10 has pary recovered. The market closes steaHy :,
ha below the rates Of last week and the following are Tue
Fair On, aus III fair Mobies....7 Fair Upsnds. a.,
Midi ng ....6s Miodliug. Mddiue. 100 5lo
Orn y 10 goOo ordiBsry ..5t06 Inferior u 40 g o
Total q, ca OF this port. sos COO Amer t91
uts stock .S8j.tOh Amer. Wv
Import for th' week. ,....:' Il w amer: $3.50 o.
The business Man hester cOse with better inquiry Nr
Var g. tut wi bout the least inp ovement IN Cloth =
The fire westher The expectation OF large receipts if5n
the nued states and from the Danube have he'd most de-
pressing INDIAN Corn the demsni has entirely
ceased consumption IN tue M<e
causing decline Of = quartet AT which few small par,
chase speculation have been made to-day Inc nominal
rates are Il Tor White 4o for Yellow and 59o0p quarter
fJr mixed qualities. -
Wheat aud FLOUR in request at fully last weeks prices
u, . " hife WHEAT lll9dll2; Red l0' Oils 10 bz
eern Genial FLOUR 10 n 40 s; Philadelphia aud Ia nmoe
Il d42I; OHIO p 6dl3 Canads, 06diili Sour, so 0oi
= tbl.
Notn, doing ia TURPESTSE. RosIs in moderate demand
at f40f6 y
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There was rather more activity to-day at the Stock
Board, with generally an upward tendency. The
foreign news was favorably received and more
buoyancy vas produced in some descriptions of secu-
rites by foreign orders. At and after the Second
Board the market was generally sustained, but there
were free sellers of Erie by influential parties which
eaused heavy feeling in that stock and put the mar
Ike. to 500, closing al about 5ci, decline of p cent
1t was sold before the Ft Board at sos Some of the
sales were msde on the resignation of of the Di
reeiors, which resignation has significance what
ever, being simply produced by difference of opinion
In regerd to the general principles of railroad manage
ment. Reading closed at s7ISs7i. We have off,
eal information from PhiladeIps that the amount of
Bonds converted into stock was 900, equal to
10, 500 shares. The Bonds, we understand, belonged
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Orange County Butter advanced on Tuesday cents
y ID OF account of Il scarcity in market
Tie weather Tor several days past has been un'avor
able for taking fsh, causing short supply, and con-
sequeDtl the prices have advanced al cents ib.
There is al abundance of Vegetables in market and
the prices have a downward tendency
The above markets carefully revised by the fol-
loving dealers at Washington Market
J. H. FULLsR--stapd No l0l Butter Cheese and Lsfd
r. PAcKEs & sos--Stsnd No Poutry and Game.
KNAPP RySo-sands Noe % and 81 Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb
FULLER hAsD-stsnds Nos and e. City Smoked Hams,
Bacon Beef Tongues
J. II. BRo,s Co.'S and No. Fruits o . kinds
J. d. HIsco1-Stoncs Nos. II and 49, Fish dealer.
c. b. HARRIs-S and 80. - Eggs Cheese Sc.
:. L. ZINC Co.'s. and Fu'tOD-st 0rsso and Dried
Fruits VEGETABLES Herbs, &c.
WM J. BLACK-St4nd No 60. Vegetables
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Disasters, &c.

AprREfrcr scHR supposed to be American with was'
- Bston" on her RI passed dismasted ard ssia
legged June g. Ia lat 80 NJ lon IS W. BY the Quos Eeso S
zhns, arrived al Havre
KEY WEsT July 9O-Tbe Of the ship May He, Cspt
Rollins lately ashore gator Reef tried BY the Cogh
Of Admiralty on the l4h the 18th Jldse d1vss s
oeed hs ososon allowing the 40 per tas sta
cn the cargo $500 Two shares Gnouniiog % 49,,
we're vithhed-the having tempered with tee sPs
crew. Aueuced hem refuse 10 assist Ia getting tie np
efoat The ship discharged repaired Her sfpes's
were, u,ye Of savsee, o5 g. She sid for LsePor
18th The ship May Que has this moment arrived ~
New Orleans In distress leslns freely pumps B.sbea %.
otherwise injured shipped crew, and making o. -
ssry rspsirs she will sail Immediately f New Y0rs, woe ~
IL bouId The tak Peer Clinton dischafginG Her S"s'
tier Of sugar Is wet and vii be sold
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4 araalfed with horse baIae and placed esuiae
warm stove After these performances sbe as'aan .
xtre arrested They we're brought before Jasoee
sfchy Yesterday aud held TO bail 70 appear Tor eA-
, animation on the let Of August.

Cousr OF GENERAL sEsTONs-Henry Buschman
va, WED ON an Indictment for grand larceny stealing
/. hor,s from John DovOe, of Bushwick, m May last
r,s r.imal a. subsequently found Al Morits stables
No lqe Ridge-st New. York completely altered in
.pr,sr,uce having been dyed 20 a roam color from
:, le' grey. The animal it appears was brought to
NJ ~ g by stranger who offered the prisoner $40
y lo,-ud purchaser. The prisoner was convicted
AMI ~ fenced 10 the State Prison for two years.
CLrrles Meyers and John Schmidt, boys, were tried
30 Indictment for burglary in the first degree IN
Asirg into the house Of Geo. G.. Mckee, No q
Yuiion ST., and stealing therero articles OF no
greet value. On the same OccasOn they enteced tue
store Of M Storey next door and stole number OF
cane, bags and valces which thew scceted 10 neigh
boring stable and about 10 remove when arresc'
A recond hdic'men wns found in the last mentioned
offensc They were cor eiciel on the first indictment
Of burglar H. the hd ieeree aud we're sentenced 70
the State Prlssn lor tso years each.
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PbilnfieIphia sTarkets

The Atanics tdyes have had OF no effect upon the
mskf ther fr COTTOs or BEEAD TUFTS. No. QCsRcTT-
ECS BARK held at 81 with sales Of 50 hhJs t'is
hsure bu Coal dbl and lower; carg0es ALE
gta sold a. Ia 8lc bushe 10 FLOUR here Is nothing
d. except n smal f,r home consumpOn R3d 80 %
2 bb for mixed add good brsuds end e59o % for choice
10 AID s1i,e shIp banes noainay he'd ct orr low
esr tg No cher g. IN Rye FLOUR Com the form
e. IL held a. IS IS. end the later az : As = Dbl
There fair demand for WHEAT ami the receipts being
light holders have sncceeded IN realizing further advance
sales Of o0 bushels Southern and Pennsya Red at 81 70
I'll 60 and " hte 8CQGl % per bashe for fair and
inc qGsy. No sales fry, aud III le me co1ing In
Com sales Of 600 bushels good Yellow al 81 OATS
IN r demand former small sales Of net
Southern buss ell In Provisions here i bar small
b. snsss doing without change pnes WHISKY continues to
meet limited inquiry 81 a df2c. in bbls sod &c Ia hhda
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~ halerg.

Ar. ct New.Bedford 9Th bark stella, Hsrss hss
f for WI alng under command Of Capt Thoe hio Des
CID. ship gutilus, Swsin, Pacific Ocean S'~
mona, Matiaposett 70 repair. rasErk
SD from San Francisco June g. schr. Cynosu'''
whaling 4 Warren ,
Arr e. sbsDa May IT, bark Belle Borden, OF ~, v9Tsss
mouths ont IS 81. SO W.T. end = GOO be- BONG H. s1p
ind cid zith Tor The c0sst Of California; Ca ~ n csd
fnterprise, Brown, Kodiak ship Mary. ssyef eo'''
fcFni0. ,.a xes Bed
ford = bbls. sp 9 cruise. p.,lstt II
sid rom New-Bedford 2sh, ship Congress, % s,ol 10
Pacific Ocean bszks Henry Tsber, do. Pscihe' ps'e ~"
BsrI United States before reported at ZAnno@' NM
bbs sp., Is do bactfsh oil. -. ofN.nfaelsf
spOfsn-Jay q % Fie Island scAr. Aaas0n' o.
whaling.
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MARINE 10 URNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.......JUrrR
Cleared

shina-Agpes Peakes Richmond Sit Ken lronsdos; Rs
,sr.,sooc 4 core Nsw.O,l an v'rl. Nelson s-'u
Bark gifts (Dgh Dskker savannah Funch Nsneke
T CSe,rss Rose Shseac X Buck s. Co. Ar'har BAncA-
ard Con tautinoole Bnrgess Cadet Gse, Honduras
D. Jxt "a olins sherwood Chsues.on, Dunbar Omoo
ssra,, Cclmln. Ma 20 Howes Co $50,
Bri.s Velociy tsf.l Darrell Norfk, Tucker Lgntsorni
Fannie Campbell jacksonville Va lnSsi Cri- tF9l,Sl
bak Orr, o De0ouyea seal; Bllow, (Br Curry, 81, JoAa.
F.k., d. r. DeWllf II - -,
Schooners-E. Rose Pratt Dighion j. II. saNeas, hso
prsb smith Savannah Dur ham Dnau; S1rP ~ Goa
CIV Point J. Huo,sr Geog- Perkins, Port and sesn
n',i r. p Kns Leeds. PhiledelPhia, J; w; Mekeei Z
Nirs.t,ou Crowtl Philadelphia, Js ies Hand Jaas' Wud
Baker 81 Joins f., Chase n small, 5. y han nond
Cfo.s Nalngs, J. ". + well. \ Go.
oos-MsIa Louisa, Bennett, Bristol, misteri Excel
BrehtIuan, Fall River, mastrr
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A son of Mr. Leonard Lewis, Of Bloomfield was
injured 90 badly on Tuesday while playing near some
powder which he set FIRE 10 with matches, that he
died tie Dcxt day.
: The man DeDnis injured at Boonton on Thursday,
b, falling Oh bottle, died short time after ne was
discovered, and Coroners Jury returned a verdict
Ct - accidental death
Mr. Moses ConkIin, who was injured at Morfstown
On the lth by the premature discharge of cannon,
dtcsI ~ Satu day He was A years old, and leaves
wife and family residing near Newark.
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia

fReportsd for The ~ I. Tribune by J. r. IT, 3. FRY.i
Dsf bOard-23OC CT X. r. S. 5 s3l; eco Aleg Co.
"a 500 CITY o. ei GOO CsIien and Amboy r. R.
TO CO. h5wn ISL; 100 do cash 81 100 d. f3l 100 Do
b5sn 43l; 30 Lehigh Zinc, p Penn r. AZ Morris
C.pa prefrr,d 1927 Beav. Mead R. R. 52t; 20 Lone Ia
land r. B. l6; leo do dsys, loi Bank OF North Amer.
lea lf0 Philsdelphis Bank, 1891
Second Board-I5 % Reading RR S. 10 b5 $751; LOO City
RR g3i; g Lehigh Nav ~; Penn RR az 20 n Penn
r. SCI. 5do. S. at Lehsh Scrip 6ei; 81 schuyl Nav
Preferred, IS SIT Mechanics Bank, 80.
ssy Board-ooo Penn. g. let Mort b. lfOl 200 Reading
RR 49,; 10 Bank Of Kentucky, s5wn. Io1ii d. i07,
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Nt,WZ.JERSEY ITEMS,

THE FATAL SHOOTING AFFAm-The wife OF Mr.
David Masieson who lost his life on Tuesday in Ber-
gen by the discharge of pistol her hands, has been
"a an ms, nc condition since the occurrence and the
event has rendered necessary for her friends to keep
constant watch over. They were devoted attached
10 each other, and is feared that Der reason vi" be
permanently impaired. lie was foreman for Aaron "
T. Jones.
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IN rresstAiB ST. Denis from Harre-Mrs Fososoes "A
sof Mr Ppmb.r ard sey, J. Boyd W. ClootnAn d. Gakes
Mr.. Otto -,
= me Jrmes Rice " D. = Nev-York, T.oaa McKee,
10 ri Seospd Mr. ard Mis- sarah Berry, Mo anaie Sem
rs,t \ an, q P,o,ost VIM. LCwis, NJ D, Of England.
3 z, b,5k > Gsosgs Scyl0ur, og Slab Rec Jdu DR.
McSuleu nd lady, " IN. kemb c.
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SUPREME coURT-sprcrm rrnM-JvLY &c.

On the motion 10 admit Patrick Mclaughlin, other
wise Psugene, native understood, of this State
lchsrged, with Others, with the murder of William
PooIeD to bail, already referred TO. Judge Cowles
yeste day denied the motion, and the defendant
remanded.
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BUFTAlo, July up P -FLoUR-Liniied demand, =,
sslt. of myortanc~ WaE ,rDu and lower; ss-s ~ h,L
Vie Miehsas 81 81 3 so d.. Shcbysas Winter Al a.
- ;nfw Ohio Mediterranean q, 81 IS CoKx-Fr A.
snd receipts to-day larger; rood and aes love-,
,sle Is q tush by bos loads AZ 7 oars lower, sses 90
bush. 81 sc. FEEIeHTs firm.
NEw-OsLsANs, Juy 2i-CottoD unchanged IA lno.s lha
tied and bay demanding reductoni to-day 80 es
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLY 2s-Before

judge HALL.
In the case of LasannO and Quinn, tried on indict-
merits for counereitipg already referred to- the Jury
could not agiee and were discharged, and the prison
ers remanded for new trial These were part of the
lost or stolen indictments which were taken from the
Circuit Court Clerks Office, copies of which, by
sent Of counsel, were furnished under oath by Mr..
VIM SlNe ell. Clerk to Disirict-Auorney. The n-
dictments against two young men for larceny, tried
day or two ago and acquitted, were also portion of
them, and copies by similar consent furnished
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-27

LIQUOR Prosecutions III Jersey City, yesterday,
Francis Boyle, James Csddy and Frederick Cheisel
were each fined $40 and costs before the Recorder or
selling liquor without license.
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Marhets.CArErrlLr Rrponrrp roR rar Tnlrurr.

THURSDAY. Iuy D 1855.
ASHEs-The market Is quite steady for Pearls IS 5)d
sc 56i b. g heavy fnr Pots q 80 S.
BEESWAX-1he u.srket l. frm sales Of yellow AZ 2sc
bhlCkThe market j. steady sales OF Hard North River
% 1884
CO1ION-The market stesdy. Nothing decisive =
red since the AsI tic arrived her scyise fsvorsby
ueo and ia teng thar most parties had eNpe
We hesr q transaction OF to-day. The 70
quotations express possible the which the
last sees efecred:
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Spoken. Sc.

Ply pilotboat Ellwood Walter No. 7, July 2l % rhs
the Book, sfir s.. Iohn tof Bunswick, Me.,l mo" .
and ordered her of for Boston.
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives The Retail Price OF tie
principal articles Of Farm Produce in The City OF
New on Thursday July %;
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MARRIED..

BoSD-BRowNELLAt OAKLAND, Contra Costa, Cal, on Sun
H. W. BOND, formerly OF Brooklyn N Y,
Miss SUSAN daughter of J. Shern Browne Of New
Nork
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irst six n.nths If 1874 and ls55 were.
sl7ssl,liI


Deficiency up 10 Tune l6.................SJ, iW,ON
The amount of GoId shipped Juyl, 1854 and which
completed the bali years shipments, 80, O67, $40
which would give total OF s2i 939, 2l for the half
year. The Imperative statement for the two full f
years is probably about as follows
shrmeuts Of fret half Of le5i..........$2s ga l2t
ShI m Bts Of inst half If 1885, l96l978
Decreased export for six mouths........... S53GIB
The Courier and Enquirer publishes the following
returns of sales Of Public Lands in each State for this
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bsitim3rs Cattle Mashes.

BALTIMORE Jr, es-At Cattle market TO-DAY N -
Of Beef Cattle HercS, Of which 10 dive. 80
wnd srd The r'naipdef ia Prses rsss,ss from ssss
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Heeefuts Of Produce
Passengers Arrived

Ps yo,A Rir,r Bslfs-l 30 bbs Flraf t5 rs tsA cor
I , . do Eye eco DO. Nal M BIS whkky.
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year as follows:

To.... 9,se sllas9s2 20 s56ll67 s3t'ss7s ~
The largest sales were in los aud Mississippi after
which cone Wisconsin and Alabama. The amount
of money received from Alabama, however is very
small.
The amount received for tolls on all the NewYork
State canals during the
Third eek IN July 81
Same period In lsoi..................... $3.50 81
Decrease in lG56....................... 1913 IS
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the
conn ercement Of navigation to
July p II elusive y 5.5s2 %
same period in lS54..................... llt6eB 81
Decrease Ia lsS5..................... l6O,5o2 %
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IMMATURE ALMA

NfNtA rCkE ALNANAOss.s..ih w
s,.xR ises .5 srts..........7 p Hoos-See. .. ~
HIGH TArgR...............-rhi RUS DAY
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Ihe Afaeo on Saturday VIII probably take half
million Of gold
The business at the Clearing House was SIC 500 oOO
The Gardner Gold Co. received yesterday another
nsot of gold from their mine worth $685. In regard
to quartz mining the last California arrivals bring bet
ter adyicos. Il is stated that large number Of
mills ere working protsbly There Is no reason, e1-
oeptDg ne1penence, why mining should not be profit
able in this country, but has certainly thus far as
general thing been very disastrous.
The Madison County Bank has declared a surplus
dividend Of & cent, payable lst August. This be-
ing the sixth surplus dividend during tue last seven
years, and together with their usual p cent semi
annual dividends, viii in the aggregate amount TO
lo0 cent returned to their stockholders as dividends
from earnings during that time.
As the time approaches when ounercy viii be need.
ed for the purpose Of forwarding to The Atlantic the
immense crops of the interior the question becomes
pressing as to the sources of the supply Tkompson
Bank Note reporter Of to-day has some interesting
remarks upon this subject which we annex. Mr..
Thomps'n has unusually good facilities for obtaining
the fullest information;
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

MARINE COURT-JuLY 8-Before Judge MCCARTHY
CLAIM FOR BOARD AND EXTRAS.
" B. Rurford Assignee Of George lie Je1ne, ag William A.
Seek