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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23
TOvnsTriD T9IeOfiOn

viii be held, at which time one Justice Of
the Peace, an Assessor, three Trustees,
Clerk, Treasurer. two Constables and Su-
-pervisor in each of the Districts, ten in
number, are to be chosen. l95 sa' s32
1t is no small matter for a man 10 make
up his mind who be viii vote for, therefore
let the subject be talked of and such per-
sons nominated as we shall all feel willing
to vote for, and who will do their utmost for
The prosperity Of our corporation, and town
ship, and for the satisfaction of all concern
ed Inten days the matter will be decided ;
let all interested take notice. - p'
i j
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Richmond. March q

r-1 Richmond. March 90
/ A terrible explosion took place in the
Midlothian coal pits at Chesler6el. Is
persons taken cut living, and dead bod
les, Probably all viii die. It is suppos-
ed SO persons we're in the pit at the time,
m ny Of whom are doubtless dead, or will
dia
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23
! Steamship Princeton and the British war
steamer Buzzard we're at Ilavanna. 49,

Judge Storcr. of the Supreme Court
had The case Of the two negroes brought
before him on writ of habeas corpus, to
recover their liberty on ihe ground oflheir
having been brought into the Slate under
adYisemenL The trial excited much inter
est and the Hon S,P. Chase and Judge
Walker appeared for the slaves.
We had heavy storm Of rain last night.
The river is high and rising rspidly-now
90 feet in the channel.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-23
Tho Snring Elections.

4ne annual OprlDS ELECTIONS, Will soon
take place. One week from Monday next,
(April 3D. is the time specified, when a
Mayor, Recorder, and FIVE Councilmen are
to be chosen by the qualified electors of this
corporation. The Importance of this cleo
tion is very apparent, and is one in which
every good citizen Of Fremont should feel
interested. The prosperity and good gov
ernment of our town is to be delegated from
the people into the hands Of seven persons /;
how necessary then, that the persons to
whom this trust shall be reposed, should be
thorough-going business men. of character
and standing Sufficient to effiectualIy enforce
and carry out the ordinances. Some peo-
pie there are, who think it matters but little
who the Mayor and Councilmen are, SO that
we only have them in name. Such per-
sons give but little attention TO the elections,
and leave the matter 10 their neighbors to
attend to, but when anything happens in
the community that requires prompt action
from the authorities. then they are the first
to say. "Why did you not elect better men p
when in truth. they were themselves the
ones that failed to do their duty, a.
There is much which regards the welfare
and prosperity Of Fremont and its citizens
that will require the services ola good and
energetic board of officers. Many Of the
streets waut grading and improving, side
walks aud cutters to be built, culyerts and
sluices 10 be put in and repaired, and then
to be properly looked after and dkeptin good
condition. All this cannot be done without
good and efficient Mayor assisted by men
who will not be afraid to do their duty, least
they should displease some one who is and
always has been an enemy to every thing in
the shape Of progress and improvement
We want for Mayor such man as May
or WooD ofNew York, not wooden May
or. Now it lays in the power of the peo-
pie 10 put in nomination and to elect such
men as will see that every thing that can
be done for the prosperity of this town, is
well and thoroughly done. We want men
tina: will take measures to vigorously and
efectually enforce the present law against
the illegal sale ofintoxicating liquors. which
now prevails TO SO great an extent On the
same day the aas. aa13ss7a 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-30
DIED.
80, Sarah A. eldest

BRUsH-On Sunday srernoon, A. 20. Sarah A. eldest
dssehter Of Walter y. Brush
The relsfivs friends Of the femy fully in
Med TO attend funeral from the residence Of her father
No Is West t Of Tuesday afternoon, At O'clock Her
remains will be tske Green wood for ilternent.
Brush suceepy ct Green Point Sunday, April 20 In
the 18th year Of bis George Edmund Oldest toa Of Henry
8 and Lonisa A. Brush
nesseroe this monday afternoon at O'clock, without
furhsr pvitston. 49,
OREGORY-On Sunday April 90 10 the 4A year Of bis age.
George Gregory nssive OF England and late OF the hm OF
james torsso Go. IS, M
The funeral take place from his late residence No 81
Lawrence ct BrookyD at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning,
Nay The fer and scqusnsDcss cuuy Invited
TO attend without further Invitation. .
JONESOn Sunday april 49, at the residence OF her grand
George hess,h No S7 Desnst Brooklyn, Mrs Josnns
Jones In the s7ih year Of her
FUNERAL this after noon at O'Clock.
KIMBALLAt RsDdalls Island on Saturday April 20, Dr.
Edward H. Kimbs aged q years Assistant Physician TO the
MxNsONIOn Saturday, April % Of inflammation Of the
brain Repi.nn Franklin twin OF Thomas and Eliza Man
son. sssd months and 8 dsya
NICHOLsOn-On Saturday, April g. James C. Nicholson,
son Of and MARY Nicholson, aged IL years. monhs
ard 9 days - -,
nj fem bis late redeuce No 81 West 13d hi, (Non1sy)
after oop at O'Clock ~. PAcks Cathedral mottst.,
where the funeral service will take place
WIGHT After 'hort Illness. on knndey April ~ Eve
}pe wife OF @. W. Wight in the 3Sth year Of her age
Her will nd her 'uners from her late Iedence
Cumbeanat La ssyeltesv, Brooklyn. On Tuesday,
Nay !, ct q O'Clock p 81
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Disasters, &c.

b. BRIe GLEASER, Macy beSee s5ta last for Sc johns
ashore csy at y o'clock nilss Of Fire
I,snd Lsbt heavy fog ana blowing strong from
Ste lay etsy and il assssance received inmsdi-
eistey the receipt Of the yesterday patched
seheonsr Exec Or TO her assistance The vessel
81 Go ard Insured In Wa for f2fOO and
trovipe.al Office, Canada, for Si.t0 shs hiss
nsstirg OF 10 obs four Ts DO. polk 26 bread 6O
boSes tobacco ard other nscs mdse ued abDa
8 CO. which "a covered by ios1tsn.e in Wall .
baIG LAtEs. Pery Of and fn Halifax fer Portland, which
he'd bp ihore in ssmbfo Hsfbof OF sod s.i
sshore Misery besch Port &edwsy l3tn
nd became ots wreck saved Part OF cargo (suz
AID coffee ana al the materials saved.
sRIP Norma, Hssy, I'm Akysb fer Flnouth, z before
rotd into Thomas 10 distres
that sse. on the h ns 800 bsss rse part her cargo
scld l3th inEt
BsIE RopaoAD Brown fn. 5cs.on which arrived al St
Thomas .h tGt bound TO HsvanGi nt pot In repair
yer
BRIG DELTHf for Prince passed 18th fn. Above
Niuirgot Grsss. returning T. Philsoslpai lesay
soSE pckK, FLOUR TOBAcco &c saved n tie wreck of
Br tis Nhibis, I'm New Yors for 5; Johns " r. were
sfsn TO Bal recently BY the wTeekins schooner Daring
o. Sable Ia end
srcuIo.d sJbroot bsr ire Of River
NJ day bbt ard r,asin e3 1ua Wednesday MINI
~hen che hauled of BY the ferry OF tbs
Railroad, snd preceded next morning ~ ths river.
DEAL, April s-The fse. I'm SeT York. which arriy cd
here tc csy very lesty has received con.deraoe
etmsfs
AxrwETP April lo-tt blew huricans today A. noo,
during eE the Ma hi de- tsme'icsn vessel Lee b,oks
from Der mnorii 70 10 the Grsud son snd gest ar n
bI.sirg the bop,pf cfthe LION Beige sd thu mssts Of
ts!astigh,sEs 1ne hsibhde hss s1s.aned i.n.se
CADIz April 2The Tel e,rsnd 5saey fr Cssre,too for
Ivsco which put here wiih damage asd ies b,ie, Of
eottfr thrown OVERHEAD III be and her et,r
forvsret A 70 Liverpool ~ other yrIssa
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MARRIED..

BARrow-GoooALL-In BROOKLYN, on s.urd,y, Ap,n
,sunssst daughter of y. I. Goodsll, Hsq.
SSITHGATE-BECK- Wednesday, April 25 by the
lsv MI Thompson Mr. Charles Bsthgste OF Moissnis to
Hfisv Marion Beck, or this city. .
KING-sTRAcB-At Potsville, Penn, Cd Tbur'dsy. April
~ JAMES W. King U. NJ 70 Clss A, eldest dsnghter Of
he Hen c. N. stfsub, Of Pottsvile Penn.
nORRIS-CARMALT-A Lakeside. susqeehsnns County,
Pesp on dbday the 18th inst by Fhends ceremony John
Ger Morris Of Monis Otseso County, Y, 70 sbys T.,
isuehtsf of Caleb Camslt Of tbs former plscs.
PHILLIPs-DURBROW-At Plsnhsid N j.. on Thursday
Ap,i o. by the Rev o. j. Drske Hiram Phillips. Of New.
Hampton, Orange County N to Mary Ann daughter Of
Joseph Durbrow Esq, ofthe former place
RfCR-wARD-Un Wednesday morning. April Is at Plym.
ssh Church BY the Rev Henry Ward Beschsr. Eoepezer
Reh and Esther youngest dsushter Of Bryan Ward ell Of
Brookyn
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Arrived.

US mai-esu.hip Maicp F-sSr, cs.re''on Sd,s' ana
v.sspse. SCOT ri. ril,.su o. .s'h aioS.
g., ss,ss SEN. dsy. sSS n IS miles a. Of Cape
Hstsrs.. exchanged 'sa>a With .tssm'aP Aa'An' HeH'
q g. nall steamship fioIds ~ Woodruff s.v,sn.h ~
eo%rs ont in iss ycr Stone hsae.
27h. NJ IL. Sc 20, leg - =. e,:1,G.ed "sn"' VIII
ship Orpb-n Kemp. S-ie- ian 2. sod S,' 3, -
d. as.s YIN Tyson a.sis. L. s. Q, .On 81 ~ 'pSss
the oarvsrd es~ssr Ne Orleans. John se'se OF Fone.
@ lot 0s.,So.s l..a III % Gsu. ..eSa d' mate did
At ans-iles. Ofee.s o. q, hear. e.. -, .,h,,..I
Bus i:t..., ~ Yngou,h. 81 caiu Glslow 8, "a.
sd Gibraltar March II. na.. 70 soia, Bros 90 Frs1
s M,.n man a. t a:, Is o"s.t.s @
Bsrs Ann. Doro,hes TINS Philips, Bordeaux 80 d.
Bari Coso,d tsi ,s.rPotl p.Ts' csafuss0' - d =
Ex.es ssnSSst, s,y,rrsh d. cotton &c to star
Bra Anseo ta felra Genoa 10 ds radse and IS psss
erg.n. 60 Frshcia Uomsl & 20
bns Putnsm crool' ss';, 81 de-. With grasses sod Lea
ons ei; vessel to Ess1su 3roEn March 49, IL s.,
spoke h.rs voysg.I I'm srseIles or so-,on The r.
Brs or.ssa. wan C,assi Bolivar So lost eile. to
HsIsses Co. Get inst lst 70 20 n ION s. So spoke bark
si S. spoke Br bh Robinson. ls days fn Trinidad
Big Herald tof sppic.n DeI.ao Ga.y.ms P. R., llh
inst pels"es 20 squn, h Gsl~sy, 'ses 20 er.
Ri. p1s e Co s:'y.; fyj F%sns''
Brg Drnu mono, (6f waiaoblro) Pnkbsm t'ia dad TIL
inst &c and seven passengers, u Sesmhh fOo- -
lat SO. "a spose bns blsck sven, blu1d Tth cd
Ceres % Dessss ke shr Nonpausk, u atd Tor Pym
outh York Rive.
schr "A. Pres;on (of S.w9sven r,er, .atsczs 9ds.
hu j. and Pess.alL 2itp list Let 8. 49, loa % 81
.poLe sl.s Smith heacs bupd son'h z6th lat 80 n,
Ion ~ SO spote brs croton. OF Bristol I'm Por',u Prince FOR
NeriOik 8 6s
sehr Cotot Hsmiltcn, soston. rndse TO t. H.rdet.
sehr Joerh James, Smith, jacksonville 10 10 lumber TO
tebr Margaret Hsrd'nen, City Point. a,ar &c. to J.
Euftsr
se,r Jare E.iks aichsrds, Csss lumber TO bor6nso
Sthf Ben SOUL, Wilp'rgtcu, nsvs stores % q Powell
sch- jonas " srrsn Kelley Gloueef :. fish 20 mas'er
schr Kate Helen jsf } riIs Halifax SIS, With hsh 20
Cb.ts & tnAl
setr fmus Gator Richmond 6ds
schr JsIe s-t.r. somes jApes MYERS ds.
scnT Ne,pT teyhew, sal'incys.
Fer tlsbsms hyTnes Mioa Del = De.
echr Wrp Pore Larshse schiss
sear Fdwsrd King (o rch-sle Hsrriogt n, Charlsson
d. inD,ber 2st 80 miles OF Cape Hat
tess he hull OF brig painted black bob nsss goae
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By TeleCrau2l.

BOsTON-Au at New Bedford 18th ships Draper Ocho,sk
See; Mechanics Owp, Honolulu; barks Cherokee o ;houx
Sea; Sea Queen TasahusnA 1ropc Bud Atlantic O;eaa
all with oil and bone.
srossr-Api "A lat 80 7, lon. II 80 W., bark A. O. HILL
-four k,wio for ssgua
BO31 O:Au. Apnl 20, banks Sea Breeze, Palsro Glib
i,l so ult dfrey, Galveston Daniel Webster B,ti
ore; Gem, Phi sde pha; bhgs Canton an1 Abbott Law.
diio schrs sussB. Rehmgnd, New YORK; Daniel p.
Kug eoifot barks BunehiHs ~ ph and Warren, dset,
I'm Baltimore; brig chase Phisde ph4; schrs Lookout
cuto; ab,Ona BALM ore; W, re~-York Toe boat
Enoeh Ttin VIII the ship Fleet Wing in will leave
New Yors the 30h
vANHs BAr 2s,h inst, steamship Alabama I'm. New.
York ell ca board well.
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SECOND BoAHl
SATURDAY. April 2s-P. u

SATURDAY, Apru 2S-t. al.
Without any important change in prices the Stock
market continues very dull the tendency 10 av-
OF Of the buyer. Attic Second Board the
were Lighter than for many months; indeed we can
not remember wben at Second Board, 30 few stocks
were sole. Erie closed at 49s, buyer ten days-a
decline Of per cent; Reading was s5s 0s5l; New
York Central, 93si Harlem 800, &C.; Hudson River
vas weak; Cumberland fell of ! y cent Nicaragua
declined v. cent, &c. la Railroad Bonds the
transactors were only $4,000, principally Illinois
Central, which declined y cent. Only $1,000 of
State Stocks were sold, and the market was heavy.
In Exchange there is moderate business doing,
With better supply of Southern bills. We quote
Sterling si9lol; Francs, 5l595l2l.
The payments at the Sub Treasury to-day were
ssh 322 principally transfers to the Post Office ac
count; received $685. 1871 balance, s2ls3 O69; paid
from Assay Office s26 6a3; paid Disturbing checks,
esi,oll; aggregate balance in Treasury, to all az
counts, g., 72,72l.
Albert ii. Nicoay sregulsr semi-weeky auction sale
Of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday, the
3oth inst at l2l o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
The shipments Of Specie from this port, for the
week, were sl2, 500, being s. 800 to Buenos Ayrss
in douboons, and So 600 TO Ciudsd Bolivar. The ag
Regste for the year is e., sos, 6s2
The Imports of the week, other than Dry Goods
were large, but considerably less than for the same
week last year. being 81, 7S2as sgainst So 9aO ia6
Among the articles imported were: Hides, s77 400;
Copper, $3o,lt0; Iron, $4,000 Load, $500;
Steel, eel ,7cO Tin $50 zoo; Molesses, sl3, 200; Po
tatots, $40, 400 Sugar 1913 900; Tea, siss, 800;
Watches, cas- 900; Wines, 81 500; Cigars $50, ZOO
Coffee, ese,9oo; Furs, Sos, 500 India Rubber,
e59, 2oo The entire Imports of the week we're:
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Arrived
d. .SUyDlY, April %.


Ship Free Trade soyer, I'm Lpool March 16 ndse to P
suk& Co. 23d in, "a, len 50 ..esn'nip bound
Bart j. w Page, (of Providence Atsood Crdeov "a d,.
sugar DIED, l7th Inst rhO. Stewart. tof Prosi
Bah hyperion lOfNsr Haven Griffin, Huusco,, P. r.
Bsk ssrger If Portland Mason Gardens, ish sugar to
Bah MILFORD; Cole Galveston STU inst cotton &c, Col
too Murray sid IN with bark Gosfey. f,r Bo.ton
Bris Augusta, lof hsrrnronJ Gotta rrniesi cass ih
Geo sioekesw for Coses market 18Th, fl Key West,
'rSse 'sip olescp i'm New. .sus for ssvfe
,ussrto n. T. Buck Co.
B", 15Sy 70 seq r ss %son %
big sn1ikS er L,asbHeT Macsa .ns =. d. fn Gibrel.
~hsln ehene' Rier a. Of rIOvIcetOwn) n Boston
ernte g De Gus, all well.
Bis Athens. of Ne sbu,ypor.l pumsr. BOrdesax 50 d..
rsseo chip Daniel, Walker toi Yarmouth hound east
BIS Sr1o1 !of B.toi Bye, POrtaaPuce 9th inst ,co
Brig ipPerssor sOrtususeJ Morsu, Lisbon A dc salt
lehI Mary Chulotte (of SuchsporJ Grindle Porto c..
hello bell l.t sosee sla indigo 20 Ma Ph,ps Co
Brig s.nol. Was nu.vita. IS d. sugar and phases to
Esy spo,e 'ehr NJ Poss" hence 18th lat 81 lon IA 70
We; struck By heavy 'qus which carried away oret'p mast
Big I..b.ls bibo.l e9mseo. P R. March le sugar and
IS S. spoke ship Hs'ne vig of 30. GA fm St Thomas
for sstimcre SID. In wh brig Reoec:a aud Francis, for
ssAr Ella. Smith, CLARK, Philadelphia bound to Hartford
schr D. Mcdonald, Hail Boston.
kehr X. LAWS hi1s, Ale x.ndris coal 70 master.
tohr y. ~ smith Clark. Ph Gtep hs for Hartford
fchr. Eyeline, Hart Ntsipis. pine wood.
fcbr w. Ste ~ert, Lopssueet, Virginia. pine wood
Sohr Leah Adams, tewbeIn, aayastofes 10 H. N Black.
we'll.
s.hr Helene ubbs, Wilmington nsyaloresto acCready,
Mott n Co.
senr Var, Ellen Post CHR cossgue cora to A. Havew
schr asneeson, SMITH Phuadelphis
sehr .obn Ms,ors Bfoun, rh.delphis for New Havoc.
s,hr. J. Wi,ms, lamp Phil de phla f.r New 3edtord
schI. William Ac'lsde X. nnedy, Phisdelpbis bound TO
fushIs
sehr 1 Hickey, Lice. Ph'lsd,lphls for New Haven
kctr Is r. slisb, Lyon PHI ade phi.
sehr smith Hal FoI done for Nes Haven
ScLr Jotu Ii. Williaus Philadelphia, coal for New.
Be tori
sehI Fmelre. Hickey, Philadelphi, for New Havea.
sehr h. NJ. BIosn Hackney, Phi adelphia for fashng
ecsl
scLr su,fr L (of Pa.b,,o n s Mahoa, Guyana R
1l,b inst sUsato = y hiney & Co.
seh Stranger tBT., Of pgby, ~ 81 Fowler, Gay srlIa
P. X Ssh inst, sugar to hamilton Bros
echr Al xsode,. Law. Virginia wood
setr I.do'uy tBL, of "sstport. Morton, 81 Thom-
Is 18th init. OH ke to J. n. brsine.
schr Lane (of Tnomsstos Harlow, GusysDlls R. i1th
to meteae Lovsjoy On the outward psssgs from
Chslson TO- Sc John, p. r., Geo. Conway Seaman, OF
Providence, died.
tchr Hamilton, (of Beverly Howe. Rattan Island Hon
5th inst 'rut to Gilmntin Did board at R,tsn I
end, let int Rodney WEBSTER, seaman, Of Haven, AA
sged u yesis.
wIND-Durins the day, P. NJ eastward.
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MA RINE 10 URNAL
PORT OF SEw-YokK........AsRIL 70
Cleared,

Cleared
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Parrish. Norfoit, Peter.5nrsb
srd R.ekrDcn9 LHsr Plesssnts kro.uls Ladov .agan.
r,h s. l. Michel; Jas Adses. Turner, Chsrestor
Til,,ton Co.
sHip-Priresfor Russell Liverpool. ". I. Frost
Bsls-Jshn Nssey. Rso5erssseio Cadz. J. Perius; ".
SCynun sBA alley Usnea } ". cWel; Grad Turk job a.
ttu Trinidtd 4. 4 Z Peter.
Hfsf- Avsnee Nor ConcTuf Hamburg Fgnch Meincke:
kssgso Niches Cenfa.xs v a.h Carver Cbss-; sseus.
r. MURPHY. rstsS, Hsnilton Bros W.as.r.r. sbb,tt
yseksctvile n Ua.er~oo6 Tsvsrni-r L.s.er Key Wet
3. hAfaId Co JsI AIbsa. Adams wii4issson,
ssh5cssp-w II SANFORD Culver. Jsenei C. II Pi-,ou;
Ros-T Ter Curry Nss,su, w. Newman L Co EHo-t
fPrl Curry. HAisr. d 4 De Wof; Ansensu Blackwell
Dnisn n. bfookr.an Ca sGah Am. Bsasr B.tiu,c
Jas Had Gov.Iser. chase PAl-SsPhia. J. ". Ae6ss
CoIs. Ediifss Paispelfh, Js Hanf; Sarah Perry Phu
tctlrhis Js. Hsrdi Hac,on 0lsdvin Cr0n~s Ct Dsa.
san nor; v. Lndssy, Nlaft BrLaey~in Cnsek 4
Bucs Co Wcndsr. fEeGeh Ptsyitencs n.ser; Orlxnd1
Lsn,bsf, Pfe,idenee mAs.er Asknshs. Whili-aan Phs
dslthia Js Hand.
sosps R.rdslI Hs-sn.. PrOvS-ss.. mister, Nn.rd.
nei bsAam. Newport, msser.
stesu srs-N ssfeIn Port Hail. Bsitnore Cron aus Linz
p Hssrsi Hand. PtrsdslPhia !. & r. prsss; Oaeld.
sssAssus, rblslsFAa, IN Brisss
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CHsRLrsToS April q lt55-our CorToS market is du,
epous sawsd buyers holding back prices,
ard o,Ing e below tbs rates wh:n refused.
Only &C., bales hsye ehsnsed nArds ct 6. d9;c
INV OELs.Ss April q. ls5The sales Of corroS TO day
5 bales 9dslc. for middlinz soae sales wsrs
made for The Nor 81 9c Tue weeks business 81 %
sId receipts 81 geo bales The receipts this port
l5 coz bales below the date Last year Tue sck
lard 90 b.es SUGAR /, easier. fair sess .. Il
&c. MoLAssEs-29c. COFFEE has deeliued t., With .a,s
curing the week Of 500 bsss The stock hnf Is abOnt
1880 bags Prime il quo,se ct iOdNte. STERLING TX
CHANGE rsuses from 81 10 lti y cent prem.
FEoyIpESCE. April sscoTroS daring the wees has
been tsersby active G aid the market closes ~h
firm ,lnf ard upward tendency for tire better grades
WooLThe soek Of oil Ersde- is light and ARM sales
IS 100 It's PRSIsG CLoTHss.lss Of the week i5 200
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Totai...................... 5]s,l4
ia 10 meet the PAYMENT Of these bopds chat

AHd it is TO meet the payment Of thess bopds that
the Company SIX TIE lean Of the State scrip The
road il dividena-psyns one and the ne. pr'i'slset
year sfer paying all e-oenses, inclu1ing interest,
were ESQ $50.
The Breckiori'ge Coal Company Advertise 10 the
Louisville papers TO supply their coal to f.esmbo,s,
&C., at IS p tun. The Louisville Journal, mention
ing this fact, says:
I'VE are confdsn. that DO coal to compare with it
in the generation steam, in Manufacturing gas sui
in parlor e. can he fouod the United Ss'ss, and
we have no doub. thai, as soon lis wonderful sxcsl
lerce shall become general known every Steamboat
that can procure viii lay in enough Of to be able
10 mix n.decabe qusn,itV With tls coal Obtained
friends make h trial OF il; Il Necessary, doaole
tisi-let them try it by rssf aud try 1t mixed with
ether coal, and in both cases they will see sights
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fhe schr star, At New.Orlsaus from Brssos san
aisso, had siss ois In specie.
hss'rs Duncan, sherman & Co. win pay, on the
ga Mar The Interest dao iAss 90 he bonds Of toe
T. Central X Y. Co, the Rochester. Lsskpori
S'sess Falls X. H. c., the BaGLe 4 Niagara
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Markets. CARryuLIr RxrokrrD soR Tsr TsrsUs,.

AsHFsLThe IKE, ..ssiv ba, for Pots a. % ia
as s7s ard Pesi.1t - ~! 20 s3 s-erstas IL 6; cash
BEEswAx-Ile msrkeE IL .sesdy but quisti we hear OF
DO sales lsIely.
COT1OH-Th nufet IL steady and quite s.tv-; the .ass
reported at 100 nss We hear thar too eszo>s have
been eeftrCyed BE- FIRE Botsa Annexed are the prices
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% CMnrssIoNER,s oFPrcE-Aprii u.

ERIC JULIA MOULTos.
In the case Of Mr. Valentine, charged With fitting
ant the above vessel sv tue Conmi oDs has Refused
10 dsEiss the leaving for the Dst Attorney 10
6s mbmittSd 10 the GrsDd jury.
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Fsls r. r. Co, and the bonds issued By the Revenue
Comm;e,iouers of Mobile Co., Alabama

FsIls K. r. Co. and the bonds issued By the Revenue
Commjesioners of Mobile Co., Alabama
Messrs. Atwood & Co. will psy, on the LIST May,
the nteren due on the ih and I'd mortgage bonds of
the Cincinnati, Wilmington & Z,nesvils X. z. Co.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Co. will psy, on the
lie. prox the interest due the hoods OF the Evans
Wills g. Charlottesville r. R. Co.
Mayor Wood made q communic alton 10 the Brvh-
ers Board today in relation to the asssnblsges in
WiDism-st, for the purpose Of making stock trans
actions al freseo, thus blocking u, the highway.
The Board received the communication with due
respect, but replied that it matter beyond their
Jurisdiction.
The following table win show the receipts and ex-
peDditures of the United States, exclusive Of trut
funds and Treasury notes funded, for the quartz.
ending March 81, 1855:
From customs ~
from saet OF public tnds. l65bit -
From miscellaneous and incidental soareeA.. S5720 10
Total 'o6,32 81
ExPEsDTUsSS
Civil eesneous and foreign 2H.s2 &c
Interim, &c
Penrops' ''''.''''.''.'''''. ''''.''. rotS ~ ',
9si, 800 81
Wlr &c
Notifications, Armerss, &c....... 577,z3i 81
g.vy................ ...........:..... 3s,js5i sl
Pr.niam Stock redeemed ......... Jl77I 60
Redemption loan. lsfl.............. 90 900 20
REDEEM ption lean. lssS............. 500 20
Redemption loan, Ifi6.............. llS goo 90
Eeoeu piion loan, 1S37............. 4G6 80 %
Redemption loan, l3i3............. lC9 90
Redemption loan, Texan indemnify 50 600 90
- oB 797 N
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HisIArURE tLMASAc.........1H DAY
sun Rbes.ssat:- 5ets..........t:5i Moos-kSx... 40
HISE wArsE........THIs DAY.
ssney look g. as Gov Island. tbs Hell Gate e: 81
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Tlctbina.
= DE ROOTS GRANITE HALL.

80 tLOtblNO WAhkhOUsE,
No: fi2 Fu!'on-st Nev.Yort
hespsesb Nth eccnony should be the desire of ever,
ens tep.ei.ly IN these nes and place cen be foana
shse CLOTHING az be purchased hat viii sive 7er 500
soeye estsbEshnsst Cell aud Zee.
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Received on .eccunt Of Ytsl stoet......si I2167l
Appropiand nom the earnings Of the road. p so
Mon.y borrowed on bonos................... 7-f,@o
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~rpppnr COURr-ArRIL 28-SPEcIAL TERn-DE -IsIoss
In The matter OF the petition OF the Receiver Of the
n rsterlocker Bank. Pet,ion granted.
Trost.ss OF the Episcopal Fund &C. sgt Couenhoven and
~xheya Report confirmed