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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
Aork ;Alano.
NJ. b. OSBORN & CO, 1T b
LAND, STOCK AND IHsuRAHcE s2oxIl,
Rock Island, Illinois,
AtleHdto the pay meat oftsxss and all o,hs,
connected Land Agency In all psrts Of Illiso.
aEd Iowa. -aoa
ofy,cs M orleaRsstrset, near Court House,


The La
w - - IS g. 80 .. 60 elsa
situate la Ceda county. Also .@H.
NJ w sr zee eo town 50 N Range 1 L 40 ara.
w - 80 " I. $3.50
Ntsh :. 20 60" I" ESQ"
81 .. "a a. 3Sa g 81 4,
In Scott County, are Ole red forthirty dsy, ss.,
bargains ly tbs Ia who 10 drter ed 10 ss
Apply 10 n. n. Osborn 4 Co Land A.,
-. koek Island, iuissi
We hsyealso some City aud Country preneu,i,
Rock stand Coast. which are offered very ciesc.
Jan ISJ -dW Il
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
Wroftrits.
FAMILY GROCERY.

ry,H E subscriber ha. opencda stockcf Groserissin
his hanse on Perry belweenS eecad and Third SIS,
h;h ~ " iii arranft IL be OF the yer. best quait,
ana which selxillsell as low ascan DO purchased
elsewhere.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-28
HnlIss arad ra1.tices.

Davenport, Iowa, Sep. ian, iea5.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

DAILY PAPER.-Fiva dollars per year; $3.50 for six
entbs 81 25 for three months; 10 cents per week; single
opieg two cents each sen paid strictly in Advance,
tdeduction of 81 year will be made, and proportonate
eduction if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars year. 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months. If paid strictly in
advance Sl75 cts. year, single copies cents each.
N7 The postage the daily by mail to any part Of
Massachusetts is 10 cts quarter to other States, So cts
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing
in all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts year; in
other Stairs q cts. wear.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
NV CEsTER & NASHUA


Office In Worcester Bank Block, up stairs
uly direct Line TO Nashua, Manchester, Concord Nom
treal Buffalo, Lowell, Ftchburg. Groton Keene Rutland
Albany Troy, and all other stations east west and north
All messages promptly attended ~, and satisfaction
riVen or money refunded.
Messages sent from any point on this line 10 Boston al
rect without rewriting distf Jan
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
Boston advertisements.

EANCY GOoDs AND ToYs!
HOLDEN Dc CUT FFR,S
French and German Importing House.
1873 II KILBY STREET, BOSTON.
The subscribers have by late arrivals Of the Steamers
Canada Atlantic and Africa received direct from Paris
and the principal European markets, new stock of
FANCY GOODS AND TOYS,
Selected and made up under the supervision or one of the
firm, during late visit to England and the Continent
Amongst the arrivals viii offer to the trade on the
most favorable terms.
Our Spring Importations consist of
cases Piyer's PERFUMERY;
" FANS of every variety;
IS =" WILLOW BASKETS;
Real Meerschaum PIPES;
PORTE M0NNAIEs and SEGAR CASES.
POCKET CUTLERY and SCISSORS;
4" Ladies' CABAS;
10 " Hair and Tooth BRUSHES;
II i' FARINA COLOGNE,
BACKGAMMON BOARDS,
g GLASS BEADS and BUGLES
Per ships Panama. Helena and Is. Bell from Bremen
145 CASES OF GERMAN TOYS.
Varying in price from So to 500
These Toys well assorted, and put up expressly for
the Retail trade and offered for sale in Original Pack
ages.
We have full assortment Of RuBBFB GOoDs and STA.
PIE GooDs in great variety; all of which We offer at small
advance cost Of manufacture.
Orders respectfully solicited.
HOLDEN * GUTTER,
10 & II Kiiby Street .....BostOn.
Sole Agents for SANDERsoN & LANERGAS'S Fire Works
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
}l)orrts.

VA ANIED-Custom Coat and Pant Makers
' None but first rate workmen need apply.
we shall continue to sell the remainder of our Winter
stock Of Clothing for less than cost until April LIST to
make room for Spring Stock.
mar1-df MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
THE WORCESTER SPY.
rFRMs OF PUrLIoATIoH.

Printed and Published by JoHN MILTON EARLE, h
EHswAs DREW at No 2l2 Main Street, Worcester, Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

\ ABAN BULLOCK-MANUFA CTURER or
NJ B0BBINS aud Sp00LS Of every description for Cot
ton, Wooen and silk Factories. Also Ohise and Augur
Hanles Table Legs, hubs, and job Turning Of every de-
Scrptioni done at short notice shop. south srent Fitch
burg. MRsa iAEly MD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
% Get.

4zasE1sr TENEMENTS TO LET-several de
5T.# sirabe tenements to rent, on Pleasant street
5fs and vicinity.
.asAsssA n. B. public conveyance to be had by a
new line Of Omuibuses to commence running on or near
ne ISL OF Apt, between Newton street, Main street. and
Lincoln square, for the benefit of those who may desire v
nga little retired from the noise and excitement the city
FOR further particulars, inquire at L. E ABBOTT 4
COS Real Estate Office, No l Fagg's Buildings
maze DIFF
- LIVERY STABTIE.-Tbe gubgcr
I'm bers having purchased the rights and interes
TIN OF the Heirs Of the late D. P. CUTTING, in
49, the Livery Stables on Pearl street would re-
apectuy inform their friends and the public that they
VIII continue to keep horses for hire and Shall also board
Such as may be entrusted to them. Their long experience
and practical knowledge Of horses enables them to ask
with confidence, share Of public patronage
lew horses can be accommodated now, with board.
Also a rev good ones for sale. L. @. LOWELL
OF diff Livery Stable, Pearl Street
VENO LET.-A Store, IS by %, on Mechanic street
near the Railroad, suitable for the Produce or Boot
Manufacturing business. Applyto WA. 0. SWEET
feblT DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

pare CHANCE - The large and very de
AZ sirane Building Lot corner of Portland and Park
street, is offered for sale It has front lpon Park street
Oh seventy feet and upon Portland Of one hundred
and thirteen feet and is, in consequence of its size and
locations the most desirable building lot in the city Il
not sold prior the DIST of June next at private sale II
VIII be disposed Of at public auction Long credit given
if desired For further particulars, apply to
EZEKIEL DANIELS,
mylO dtJe7 No 141 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
ISGALT Err BOOTS& SHOES MADE TO MEASURE,
CLARklS BLOgK, 257 NIaln Straat. Up Stairs.

heeryds Upton
n ern ro l maer edt
ion eve bfecG il Worcsar
w o
nean etrhk
fa especial the aides Uyfyfedo IebHsu
LADIES' MADE TO ORDER.
umer awthue and
h in ratmanne an
IT. e.. R@EsE &S0N.
my3 diff d No Nant
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

HHOUSE LOTS FOR SALE-On Pleasant
street and vicinity, at prices ranging from 5000 to
$1,000. Apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS.
jdnl0 diff I41 Main street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

sS containing rooms suitable for one or two families
ssaa~ Payments easy Apply to a. j. EATON,
m9rl2-W corner Of S0uthhrdge 8 MYRTLE streets.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

~ d w ELLING-HOUSE BARN, AND
E.;E LOT FOB SALE-Situated at the corner of Jack.
ArsSson and Beacon streets. Apply the premises.
81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

q HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE-Each 60 by
- ITO, about ten minutes walk from the City Hall
here are no better lots in the city of Worcester Tenn
liberal Apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS. al Main st.
mar27 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

ED EMOVAL.-The subscribers will move their
u q Stock of w. l. Goods and Groceries from South
bridge street to The store lately occupied by L. Spring. 3D.
corner of Green and Pond streets, Monday, April %.
We shall endeavor, by the price and quality of our
Goods and by personal attention to the of
TONER'S to merit the patronage of the people of that vcn
ty and of the public generally.
WHITE GLEASON.
Goods delivered in any part of the city.
anil diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

Bl9ARM LANDS FO8 SALE-Tn lots to suit
IT Purchasers Over 100000 of of selected
Prairie Farm Lands, belonging to the Illinois Central
Railroad Company The price viii vary from 90 to S25,
according to quality, location &c The purchase money
may be payable in Eve equal instruments the first to come
due in years from date ofconract the others annua
W thereaer-gying six years to pay for the land with
charge of only tlr0 per cent per interest. The
FIRST years. interest payable in advance. The Com
panys construction bonds received as cash. Apply to
CHAS. NJ DUPUY, JR.,
Land Anert IL Gent II. r. Co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

EEOUSE-L SALE in the South part 0
FL the City, TWENTY-FIVE eligible Building Lots
containing from 5000 to 40, 900 feet each.
The above lots all within twenty rods Of MainSt,
Cd elevated ground, command delig htfu views, and will
be sold on very liberal terms
Also large quantity of Gravel, Loan and Cellar
Stone. Inquire of HENRY Il. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ynch30 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01
MITE TRTNCE CETTA.

Dining and Tea Ware sets by the piece, to accom-.
modate purchasers. Gold Band and Decorated Dining
and Tea setts-the largest ard most complete assortment
ever offered in this city-prices varying from
Fine Dollars to SeUeatyJiUe Dollars per Set.
Fruit Baskets, Comporers, &c. Vases Of all kinds,
Goods, &c
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-06-01

complete assortment of Edwards's Breakfast Dining,
Tea and Toilet Ware including his shapes of The
We have also w. / S. Ware from other manufac-
tories which, in point of excellence and durability, we will
warrant equal to any kept at any other place in the Coun
ty o. Worcester
descrption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
Hudson River ,Iarket Boats.

Cspt well Of he Mayo from CoSsackie srrived
AZ foot Of Frapkiut July n, reports the FLOWING ar
tic es b, tie p: Mich Cows, 70 Veal Calves 81 sheep ana
LAMBS g Fou. TURTLES 10 Ducks. bbls tSgs 100 TUBS
Butter ay - ~ trims do 20 10 7oo bales Hay 100 90
Straw Is bakes Cherries 20 do Cunants, IL Dds Oder 10
kin.gar. r. N-A--A
Capf Wsrirop Of tho Caledonia from Neworrsh
ne srtcs Nv the trp: 10 Beeves Mich Cows, 20 Veal
Caves O sheep and Lambs 80 swine, Hsrs II eAEcasses
Pork 20 fowls Turkos IL hb Eggs 5 tubs Butter aY %
H. 80 fk u. do av IOO ~ 2oco baskets Bere y rolls Leatn
er do bundles paper L boxes sheegns' DO
ing. Is d. Wooden ops bdls Chair stud, hhds es-
nss bales Woo 100 baskets Cherries, 50 Empty Barrels
bales Sheey.kiDs $50 bbs. Beer. =. -,
Cant q $ Jau.on OF the barge Newhurgh, from Newbureh,
arryd AZ wharf Nauonst July ~ reports tho ioow
ns articles by the trip, IS Beeyes Nj eh Cows ~ veal
Calves rs sheen and Lambs IS SWIM Horses 20 Veal car
csss 80 Mutton carcsses 30 Pork csrcases 29 fowls ~
10 bbs Eggs 40 tubs utter 50 NJ 80 ~ kins 90 aV " Do
ant arrived wbarfoo q Fankiut July H. reports the To-
lowing stce- By The TIP viz; veal Osyes snssp ~ I
Lamb. bis Esg- ITO tubs Ruter IS 10 ~ bales Hay q
do straw So bbs Rye Flour Is bales Goods ~ cases do bAs
LatI raa 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
PasSenxers Arrived

In United State, Mad Steamship Pacific from LirePoo-a.
Martin Buren, Col A. Van Buren,. MR.. Commod re Ps,
Miss Perry Hon. Mrs Hincks Cot J. V. Plume, besr
di-patchss) l'dy and child H. A. Barrow lady and ehil
Potf and ady Gideon Pot lady. child and servant, N c.
sudsdy w tsugdon lacy sni servant j. w. Fss'Ir and
Z s. Whesn lady and child T. de Ancrada sdy ard
Madame Aguiar W. Bunker and lady, Mrs Homer. A. W.
rnept End lady ". G.. Murray and LADY Mr.. Wssey and
MI Pesor a'd LADY, Miss Harm gton Mayor lady and
Mes-rs. I. Lewis, o r. Adams, ohm Wolfe, W. H. Sos
W. IA. Ward, l.. T. Morton, " A. Toer, Carols Rui
Repeke s. Hamel j. Mann, pr. j. Wareing, q. Digssss
NCillemout, IT,, q. Ashwell, F. Henriques, G. NJ Wsds
Alexis 6run Ter Geo Tate. q. A. Nie's = fes
Angel ]. d. Hil, Jr c. c. Gooehe r. Mnr Eds1t y
Ham. stephen Richardson, X. a. Julian Jaws, '" Gss
ID. q. Hall c. Marie. @. B. English L. Inman' hP ss
strr O. Scheib Stetnheur f. Nesrs, w Refer L. b. Bks
L. w Tappen Zimmerman, G. Ednonds, j. Sim, Beeks,
Checks Rutter Hartman, LouiJay, w. Resell q. Ga
C. Andrea n. shepherd H. S Sote, Mrs.. Horton =. Len
MD lady and servant, Mrs II. Mendes, Mrs s. D. aes
Whitley Mrs Reed, Miss Reed aud two sisters, T. Hl
LADY Mrs. Conqueror Rev. J. Dudas, Messrs yohr Jasn
w Case, u. Scharach, A. Ebbs, j. Schoes, p M1ox
Reed C. scharfz j. w. McEwrn. Hale, III. Duty John Pss
T. Doyle X. BuntiHg H. b. Robson, j. q. lnSHhsm, Rs1k
John hantsoD. Total $50.
In the brig Princeton, from Ponce p. R-A s BnSaxl
Msisuet 7. Gagne,in j. II. Won Rely.
In sohy. TnSgah from 81 AHH's Bay, Ja~died-hL Ga-s
Mrs Hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

n Ia UstsS State Mail seanssiy Bslk fsv Ls>,..,
ard Mrs., c. B. Buehardt and fri-nd d. Bsrts a..
York Mrs. Chsulst France; Z. Mstrel Mars. r
Yours ard LADY Miss Youns and irsnd ehla and 49,,
Yoik; ). CpnSin, ham, CsPt. B. Gale Saw, J. c.
and mad J. Kohs, H. owe Ss~.York; Mrs. Dr. 80
uisn Phisde phis g. N. lie Eis, >ew-iork; Ms 4. y
SusersaGa DR.. ;. D. North J. Il. Norsh ~,
Mira J. J. O. Fallon, ST. LOUIS, A pu6iso O. 20
r6 WINS S n anssT.SS n M T. sss Wa M
bsicse, y. Bowioa. phlalephis; w. II. Hofman n n.e
Ms. hean.o, N G. P'n.''; O. N. osscssnso.s, E.s,
Trspnsn, Mis- Stuart, Mr. W. Il Guiou, MS : W
R slerweH, New York Levi. Aud r~ied Rev. j y =
ser, Ihl adsphsi T. Or WI, England; y Arnls,rons ~
j. p lslOs Cha. A. Clan Il William. aad say p &C.
si y,s; Mr. N ssy r. 4 nv ~h . snA
uen A. Is. johnson, n. ,. Miller, ysEles Mefearv ~
Yos Mrs. Muir son, r. Muir, A. stuart D A. 49,
Nrs AID Mss Falconer NJ asd Ali.s Saul II ,ss "a
cludien John BrOmlee. New York Dr. Joha La1h So
ford, Mrs snd Mrs George w Brega David sahri-
George nouss.s friend chud and Servant ChArl.. ~
New -loTt; 4. c. holbook Bosiea1 I. NJ Reed aaa a.
Hartford; CtsS stetson CireiLns,i y. Spangcr-hUs
New.Yors; Mr. yo.mer ard daughief, A G0Ds e. ~
Ausudin SPAIN; Mr.. md Mrs Forays Nes-Ysk, A. q II.
S os A Sss psssSsG' Se so =
Dursrd swnserlsnai Cart Theo. Il; Allen, san suse.s
Chsmberlan Mrs L. Hearn, rb.s y Hearn New fcrsid.
Dosohue and lsdy J. Cruz J-s l. McGresar Harsfol AZ
SenIsy shsssa sep rS Sl~e a. S ss,l
snc Mrs y 8 s~ick and child g. O'CslAshan NeasrsS
Aus. Metz. NeW-lorkf W H. var. " N ptltHa
child NifsiuiA n. Dickincb, B. higgns. NJ Croft, NesS
leans James Conner, j. O. Gohble, X: Mailer j. ksDs
New-Yolk; VI. A RdGult. Mrs A. D. Lomber and MAD 4
julia Mos sad servant, Or Wu Mos, Philadelphia VI
Ccrccrsn James G. Bennett, \, Y Mr. James fay, Dss
James Foy =. y. @. Ram. LONDON W h Noodwaro, ~
L. Buckley Mich ssn; 1hom.s Bond, y. Y. John Rses
Man z. v ard y. Y; Ms C. Ho.hrs, DO John Lyrsls
R.mo9up, Mises Ma.sorni Hark~y u. waSs, n
J. Neksuna say; T. Seiheis ~ T. lott and Charles B.
n Y;F :. stuart Detsoit; John Dieden. n n Geo "
r. Scott, Jr }. h Bencer, }. {. Ornsby Water ~
Arrowsuith Joseph Minor ard II my Taylor y. Yin
Fmberson Wn. Emberson, +. R0urk, John Philips,
MeGregor Phs.; n. Danies c. Baitelyi ~ r. y NJ
Jos Uhien, Ala w. A. Himself. John BOTS, Natchn,
Woodhipper. Thomas King, Ensi Thomas hs9ey, Gss
NcPt erson, wifi sis aud two Children John Aase
& d. Bover- Knsston james Diley, Wa. Corcoran IA,
Vaswori nv Chas Rerrin Mrs Bowcrs. NY X Cary,NG
+. Bullen, Canada J. H. Wikiuso1. h hnutingfrd. RM
terbott1nl y y Geo. Andre Dublin w. W. C0r,os,s
servant \. y Wu McFadden, Tomato, Mrs WiaseJ,NI
r. L. Newton, Sau Burr, Charles McDowan, \, " III
Ryce. Dub IA; Miss Palmer. Boston; Bernard Boenhs,r
Mr.. J. L. DarTaeh n. \. Total ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
Arrived.

Steamship Pacific, United States Mail Nye, LverPodh
NJ June 30 pass. and rsdse. 20 r. X. Collins ia pF
chip bound T.. supposed 70 be the John Allen. Oh SsEr
Shoal passed ship bound W., with black ball IN ne
Bsri Olivia spal Cardiff IS de-. railroad iron, j. ". U.
EBhg Cauro Kppen, Ciudad Bolivar June q hdes Ne n
H. Henderson, steering S.W 10Th last, lat. 50 loaaF
spoke scbr j. A. simpson Of and from Providence for Js
vile.
a. sugar. 70 master June 49, lat. - n ION 10 co. tel
brig ROYAL Southwick iu of water @e before rsporee
init lat SO So lon IS Is spoke schr, Washington, IRON Coz
Biz Wandsrer, (Br } King, Windsor u days pla't~hi
Biz Bonapsfte Steele Maehias, lumber to Mayhss,ri
Brig Ann NJ Weeks, Mar.tou, Hschns days, Isths % D.
Son Co.
Bg BuoDsparte Foster, machias days, lumber TO sar
sebr. joseph F. Smith. tof stonnston) Miner, TsuFs
days hides fustic &C. mater. June II, of TamPeoT
schr. J. Dlks Godfrey q days from Mobile, win sD
bound into TamTco. June Is lat Is 49, lou, IS s sPont
Mountain Spring (whsler Of ProyincsOwn,) Young pe
se5r DiIisent, Port } Pereirs st. Ubes f days 'd's
schr TumAh, (Of Calas) Paine St. AIMS Beg, Jla,h
q, pimento, &C., 70 AuowsHith a. Morse
schr Avon, -, Machias, lumber 10 master.
SchY. Angler, Bessy, Wsrehafn, nails
Scbr. Jane, Harding Wersham, nails.
schr. Cinderella. Stevens, Truro, Mass, fish.
Schr. Aary Emily Snow, Harwich, fish.
scbr. Fage - Plymouth, N. G., shingles 10 mas~
schr. Keren hsppoeh, Kelley Boston
Scbr. Susan, -, New London
schr. Volunteer, Snow, CherIyfeld lumber TO narei
Soop Fsshcn, BlydenbuIg Providence.
soop Emily, -, New Bedford, oil.
BELOw-ship John Cottls HaloweIl, JiVe1oe ~
mdse. and pass.
Steamships Baltic ComstOck, LiverPO0li 10
Simmer, Norfolk, sc.
WIND-During the day, 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12
Disasters, sc.

scnR. sASoP Ryder Of and from Bangor for Proyisss
,oved INTO Newport inst 10 distress, having spna.5
80 1T ,ert Of deck load lumber and anchor md q
scgR A X. WETMoRE, Bingham, from ST. Mars, =
Port spain pot into Point Petr,, Quad, BIB ali, a.
Condition. She has been discharged and mos. Of her st
Bar slRAH CHASE, (of Portlsnd) Osgood, at Baeus5
before reported In dtress would probably be conSepD
IVES impossible 10 make the necessary repairs q ~
There il insurance Of co. at the Ocean Ofcs Pof1
BAFE SUAP1ER. Huupbr y, from MusqDssb. ~ d.
reported put into Boston distress cleared sh ins
repaie ed Cor her destination, Cork, Ire and "a
scHR MESSENGER, Stearns. FROM Liverpool, y. D. -
Salem with lumber. tOwec up 20 Boeton, ron ~
IN the 9Th mat, BY steamer City OF Nev-fofk
rbis. The Messenger bad sprung leak in Boston w
9th and filed with water. -. y
scHR TENNESSEE, Edmond, from Csllso for Lo,n7.ss
put into Nslpsrsiso for repairs resumed her voyage
ScHR. EDwARD PARRY, arrived 80 Phllsde pAA - -
Ctncoteague, With 30 tuns logwOod, saved from ""
bark s. Olden. .xfrJ
BARK RAcEHoRsE searles from New. York, Q, 80
ton ashore the Hecge Fence, NineJaIee 80
Of oh inst, bot would probably come Cd al hs'
require assistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-12

10 any u The aforesaid certrovens b. sa ~
fully sashexId snd erapovered 70 A<ede sna me Pes
and b boaDc BY sgreemsnt confee w -
ever for the adurmeni settlement an - nrI
cain or emit gro~ns out ~ any wise cDn-c'on s'H
s.cek 81 The validity thereof other conIoNe--seo' aefa
sfo-e,sd sn1 upon adjustment, setteihs ~ eosnoi
being made awe ful releases and % saa
and also surrender and caees any OF oe''H
,tocl now or which sball tt held by theif
src This shall nc take eneci udh accepted oy W
s,oesho dsr ssio Company ~ meetnf peAy co 80
az thai rurpose IN accordance With DC bylaws OF sad Con
po,Sd Tba. nothing herein contained shall be deemcd or
he csrs stock q said Company heretofore vronE'n5
created or uprd be created Transferred oy any oer
az ssen Of Company other Perscn pretending = act BY
h, sbo-y OF % certificates, eufy or en-
,e ILLEGALLY fraudueny Issued made Of such shares
or retpdeo shares and above The number limited by the
charter Of ssd Company and duly subscribed 10 the capital
P,orSed This shall be accepted within year from
the date u it, passsEe
The Company have now full legal power, If the
stockholders assent to arrange amicably the just
claims Of those who were swinded by the acts Of the
Companys agent, Schuyler and further delay will
be without excuse meeting of stockholders should
be called at once 10 take the matter into considera-
ton. The sooner en- arrangement is had the sooner
viii the present extensive litigation be arrested.
Another act authorizes the Company TO issue y cent
Mortgage Bonds for the purpose OF retiring any of the
Bonds Of the Company DOW outstanding, and for the
purpose Of paying any just claims against the Com
paDy This act also must be accepted by the stock
holders.
A comparison of the foo'ings Of the weekly Bank
statements Of the Boston Banks with those Of The state
ment for the previous week, exhibits the following re-
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PORT OF NETWORK. .......
Cleared.

Steamshlps-Roanoke Couch, Norfolk Ludlam Plesx
shirs-Empre Zeregs, Liverpool Zerega Co.; Tnrh
Anderson, Afysb, Fnse & Co.
Barks-Mustapg, Washir gton, Mystic. Bonner Desks
A. BToushton, Bowers Boston Carlisle Zimmenaa
Brigs-Bo ston Hooper, ST. GsOge ~ Placei e. NJ. MsJk
Wittemore Jacksonville, Mayhow, Talbot CO. Mes
(Br.,) Earl, Windsor. N. S. ID. X. DE Wolff Tbos "A
Hastings Garden Key, Bsnner & Destei Putnam. Broos
Hache Everett Brown; Eric (Br.,l Douglas, Mat aat
Whiting 4 60 Elsnore, Bartlett Lisbon X. {. buekka
d. Webster W Il iams Cadiz, II. p Buck Co.
l,schoouer,- Kossuth, Churchill Portsmouth, =. W. E
=. Davidson, Langdon, New-Hayen, o Il. Mcintcshi
State Morton. Savannah MoCresdy, Mott Col h9efk
Brown Pblsdelphis Crowell & Hazard, Kingl ler va
Kington Macs c. n. Woosteri Sullivan, TIeyanner Ca
Bolivar T. Bech a Kunhardt; thas. Mills Carlow Win
ton Dolntr 4 Potter; NJ. Mankin, Bees Boston Ds,-
Srrague; r. p Ladd johnson, ST. John, NJ b., ID. Il Dc w
Tbeiis Eickeuon Dennis Crowel Haznd CiJte, %
swcetiug Harbor Island, Jas Eueas; Judge Baier, BF
Eiohmond master.
sloop-N Arlington. Kinne, Providence, J. H. HAvsns
Steamer Parker Vein, Hall bel;imore Crom sel.sA
BoIge-E. H. Stevens, -, Philadelphia, w. II. IhsnPH
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for TIE " /. WEEkLY TRsusE ~ JOSH SAr9S
"SF "WEDNESDAY, Iuy II. 1853
At market ~ c. eahout ss2 Be-yes and % stores con,
ss of Working Oxeu Cows and Calves, YeSrinss ino
years Old. lie. 81
MAEKEr BrEF-Esrs, p ewt-, 80 5oi srst quality; 50
seoond euaify =sd Sc s. thiEd quality or-mAy
dse IS. Pei'. 49, d=l Car skins is q % Veal caves
IS - Sc se-ss 81 market qu.iiy excel nj ,so sss
Cow, ard caiys. as. 80, $50 So ss5 So so iss,'
IN g. 80 sle. slf. Two Years Cd 3 81 sS 81 -,
SO. - . .
sEFrP AND LAMRs-2q72 At market Extra 81 So $loi ~
10. az - IS 1854 80 81 80 IS IS o IS So
RENARKs-MaTket well pied IN every re.Pce, and rse
attended By buyers ~ them Il the south and SOUTH
eastern Counties this stes and Rhode Island With ne
crton o- River Cattle and Sheep there great decline
or en- lirie Of stock The kchbureh Raj
rad and 70 over the and Lowell Rsrosd aud g oye,
the Maine loaded With Cstte, sheep Swine, Horses sud
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