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DIED.

CoLLIXsAt Tsrytown, Sunday, Aug. D, JoHs H.NRY,
VIM r. and Sarah 4 Colin and grandson OF A. New
agec months and dayE
DAysYOn Monday night. Aug. ~ after short Illness a.
Mount ST. Vincent, TIsBE DAvEy, aged 10 years
His funeral will take place from the Cathedral at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning, 18th met.
KIssAMA bsnhassftt Long Islapd, "wednesday Aug D
ANA MARIA only daughter Of Dsnie 7. and Susan NJ ks
sam aged 10 months
MERRILL-On Monday, Aug. q, WILLIAM c. insant OF
Msnnirg and Mary j. Menill, seed months.
The fubesl will take place this afternoon O'Clock from No
CO South 4thst Wilismsburgh The fends OF the family
respectfully invited TO attend
Parton Tuesdsy Aug g. ELIZABETH Avn PAPE daughter
Of C. H. Pape Of the United States ship Independence aged
months aud IS days.
The fonersl wi take place the Goth ns from the residence
Of her mother No eoi WAsbnstonst All friends invited
WEIGs-0n Friday, Aug n, CLARA WEGs a. Johnson
Brooklyn, r. D., aged 81 years.
TIE remains inferred the Cemetery Of the Eyergesn,
WLsoS-OD Tuesday morning. Aug D. the residence Of her
other, VIM d. Wilson. Esq, Railway, " j.. Mrs May
C. WILSON widow Of the lats Dr.. Allen Wilson Of Plain
field. n. J.
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fAdveriisementl
JOHN BALE II CO.,

Nos IS and 81 John-ft.,
Offer 10 the the In lots 10 suit purchasers
lee 90 lbs seeet and Rolled Bras and German Silver al
widths and thknesse sheet 2I4s 4oIlo circulars inches
N diameter. &,
ie0 600 bs Brass Copper and German Silver Wire all shapes
sizes.
ice lbs Brass aud Copper lnns plain and fancy Gil aAs
Gtrmsn Silver and Copper Nickel brss Kettles &c
Metal for special purposes made 20 order.
5coto0 Carriage Tire, and Spring Bels
$500 doz Wrought Iron suits and Hinge.
n eco gross American Bed screws.
81 iups Pump Chain hes, quality.
Revolving Stand Yard Sue ion Force and Steam Pumpe
Bydrau'ic Rams, Garden Engines, Cast Iron Cnrbs.
Cham Pump Wheels and Fixtures, Iron Well Wheels and
Gripdsiope Thinning
Fry Pans superior quality, American manufacture
Csst Steel Cok Screws. Amer cen manufacture
SO brs Curry Combs brass and on Improved pattern.
cot feet Wrought Iron Pipe, for water.
CcO doz extra Steel Socket Solid Shank and Panter
Hoes.
5000 dos extra Cast Manure Hay, spadps sluice
FoTba
Garden Raket
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isc 600 outside Of % day. for the vseh the supply Of

$3.50 COO outside Of 90 dsye for the week the supply Of
sbort-dsted pape being LIMITED. 10 he asgressia
the eight banks have surplus o. VI $4,000 above the
rtuuire eDis OF the law which. with 81 77J 0lo IN
FxebaI &C. makes the respectable smount OF 26s 900
Of actual nvsiabites, above all im mediate cash im-
biiies, which are deposits. circulation and distant
balances. With this amount the common Fan bust
ness with the early reCip' OF cotton viii place The
in position of the strongest kind. OF the foromos, in
line il the Bark of Louisiana, with $50 900; Canl
Baik, with s3iO 600; Citizens Bank, with 500 600;
the State with Sl60 600. The FREE banks all with
one exception well 10 do The Southern has about
100 cent in coin excess Of the law with over half
million Of exchange, which i pretty stiff balance
The d, mand for Exchange To day was very slack.
We have change TO note IN our rates which rieo e'
the close % las, week, viz Sixty days on London "a
81 and o. y cent PREM; do. do. with Bills Ladng,
none of. red; do on Paris 10 sos; do on New
York, frsfclass, l!Gli Y cent dis do. on New
York. produce bills, liS2 = cent dis; Checks on
New York, bank rate, p cen. prem; sight drafts on
New-Yo'k, OF the street, para pren.i three days
sight on NewYork, first grace par ten days sight on
New-YOrk, (! a Dis"
Tie Boston JoNrHd! says:
"The Isle Royale Mining Company, from all ap-
pearapcCs will send 10 maIke, about 300 tuns Of Cop
per in 1855 ranking in is product for tbs year third
Oh theaist or next 10 the Minnesota Company; 1913
tuns have already arrived at the smelling works; 81
tuns were shipped in July, and shipments OF 80 tuns
per month until the close of iaton are consldered
certain. The Ise Roy ale Company will probably pay
sll mining exper ses and have handsome surplus be-
side and il is believed that no further assessments
will be required"
From The Lake Superior Journal II ds9. IS.
The amount of Copper brought down since our last
retort is very large and shows that the business OF
mining has been continued with nuabated success
The news from the mines which we give to-day shows
G state of things that cannot but be agree able 10
those that have their money invested in them Tine
clerk of the propeller Gen. Taylor informs us that tho
docks at Eagle River were cleared of Copper By that
boat. This has been done but o-ce before, the pro-
Keller Peninsula having ooae the same business some
years ago. There Will, however, be full LOAD in
waiting by the time the Manhattan and Taylor rearn
We are indebted to Mr. We'll, clerk OF the Maohas-
tan for q copy of Copper shipped by her.
The shipments for the week ending Aug. Is are as
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Markets. . Rerorted bv T,,sr~..,

BuFTALO, Auf H-6;S0 ?. M.-FLoVR 10 sool -,
esser ssle. II o bblA 81 81 S5e ~ IS fof .,
OHIO and Miehign 80 for usy o.. and as ssSss set
Illinois. WHEAT IL moderated, sctis: az. ~ y
bush Of various descriptions private terms; .u,sl ~, ~
rcd Ohio at ~ 60 snd ebe do AZ e 81: 90 (
white Canadian 81 oa CoxS IN good demand - Pa
and tending dow npsfd; ssles Of eco bash At Is ne h
a. the former figures oars lower; saes Of 100 Ss,I
Ohis hAAL s' hhsseei Torn lie ~
Flour 29os bbs what 752 tush. Corn 3 as ba 80;
1851 bush. CANAL EXPORTS same time: Wheat SIS -
Corn. s., ei6 bush.
ArBASY,Aug 81 P x.-There has Der fair b,s,- .
FLoUR iocsy Of unchanged prices WRKlr no .alss CO
firm st &c. FIR Western mixed al sales y "a -
oars 5ic weight; aEd S5d56c measure for Caie.so -
$500 hush Bs.Lby s-lcstcO bush RIVED q, -
Nsie tefns sso 5cco bush Ononday. aud Csynps
be eevered al Ssp'emher. becsiyei BY Canal 49,
Flour go bbs. Cou, 50 30 bash Oats 40 rs bash y
Erv-ORLEANs, Aug T.-CoTTnv has cocoed A. -,
Flour sis ~ 81 50 g Dbl MISS PoKN ssQsS - w
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MYSTERIOUS CASE OF STABBISG.-Henry L. Bliss,
youpe man was admitted to the New-York Hospital
late on Monday night suffering fom stab which be
had received in some way as yet not known, at sa-
loon pear the Broadway Tbester. The party accom-
panying tie wounded man gave his name as 5. c.
Gregory and said be the person who inflicted the
stab bat gave particulars except that the occur
renee was accidental This the injured party denied,
but made DO complaint. Gregory gave his address to
Mr.. Danach, the Superintendent OF the institution, as
room No. 1903 Crooks Hotel, in Chatham-st lie then
took his departure without giving further explana-
ton Mr.. Dsnacb thinking the circumstances suspi.
cious, Immediately sent word 10 Capt Carpenter OF
the Fifth Ward Police, but the police could not ascer-
tain anything further Of the mystery, nor would the
patient give the necessary information, saying be did
not Tish to have Gregory arrested. Yesterday morn
ing Gregory drove up to the Hospt. in carriage
and bad Bliss taken away, which was done with the
will OF the latter II not known at the Hospital
TO what place the wounded man was taken. MIR.
Bliss while al the Hospital was attended By Dr. Dash,
the House Surgeon who says that the wound inflicted
was in the right breast and rather dangerous though
no immediate fears might be entertained. The police
are trying TO ferret out the mystery.
FATAL FALL FROM A WIsDow.-Elen Ward, the
little girl who accidentally from third story win
dow Of the dwelling house No. 80 Elm St, on Monday
afternoon. died yesterday morning az the Hospital
Coroner Wilhelm held an Inquest on the body. Yer
diet" Death from rupture of the liver by fall"
Deceased was Il native of New. York, years of age.
DRowNISe AocIDEYT.-Yesterduy Coroner Gam
bic held an inquest at the Second Ward Saton House
upon the booy of an unknown msn, apparently ma
tive Of Ireland 80 years of age, who was dro Vned the
afternoon previous at the steamboat, Granite State,
which was at the time abou, TO leave for Har ford
The deceased had been seeing some friends of and fell
overheard. His body was soon afterward recovered.
Verdict accidental drowning. The deceased was
dressed in black cloth coat, black sattinet pants
black vest and b. ck neck tie. His body will remain
at the Staton-Hoase two days for identification.
GRAND LARcESY.-Jobn Peyson a porter in the
store No. l05 Waterst., was arrested yesterday by
Officers Spcer and Elder on warrant issued by Judge
Stuart, charging him with stealing ivory OF Mr.. j.
Frye who occupies a portion of the same building
where the accused wac employed Mr.. +: had missed
ivory several times and finally suspected Peyson The
officers traced portion Of the stolen goods to the
possession of Louis Neman in Futon-st who teslded
that they had been sold 70 him by the prisoner Pey-
son wac committed
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sALT-rhe msrhss 10 finn; III. a,,,-,,
sales s. 600 brsh. 81 Ubes q Sa Soc Sc .s t.s =,
81 and sne Liverpool sr9ond at 81 osesi IS >aSSr (
Iinohy q IN limited request At 81 fr reapea oano vi.
IN d.msnd A. FL 90 Linssod sc.rcs 4. xsn "a ~
SO lass Calcutta here a. ( 81. cab. s'ai he
IALLoW-rhe market Is very Grin with soss -
hon eonsnEptoni s@las Of 30 90 n prime Gil, a.
TObAtto-Tbe market l. very firm Int ssrs, Is, ,a
sales Il - htd ksrtarky 7idiic 80 Sai-1 Hy
for export 20 bales Var. ard - Porto Rico on nr,
.iro $50 csfes So eoleaf a. 7dl3c F''s'e taft.
WHALEBOSE h., advanced sdSe. with ssle.
h1r export hence at is: each. stfS-1
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CITY ITEMS.

10. OF o. +. GRAND ENcASPNEyr.-Att The annual
session of the Right Worthy Grand Encampment OF
Northern New York, held at the City of Buffalo Aug.
a. 81 and "a the following general officers were elected
for the ensuing years
NJ w. Grand Pairiaych-D S. Forbes Of ChaHtauque Co.
VI T. Grond High Pyiest-A. n Bennett
r. w. Grand Senior Wardes-George HassinS
r. w. Grand Scri6e-Wm. n. II. PraI.
n W.. Grand Tredsmer-Richsrd Sharp
r. w. Grand Junior HdtdeB-A. N. WarehelcA
r. w. Grand Represent0tTe-A. W. Bruce.
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IAdver isemeDt |
TFous.NDs OF ACuE SUFFERERS

THOUSANDS OF AGtE SUFFERERS
Yearly Fever and remedies without kno wing that all
Their 9Th owirE Arsenc, Ouinne Mercury other
deadly POsoDs which though they often break the chs" for
shsrt time the foundation of wretched mse
dice that only with life.
But the unpsrsl eled efficacy Of "RHoDEss FEyER AND
kcUt CvRE ASIIDorE MALARH u equsled only by Its
sulu sud in proof Of this the folio si1g oert
tora The most celebrated chemist IN the Uni ed States 81
tsched 10 every bottle:
"Nrw.YoRK, June IL 1855
have made chemical examination Of RHopEs's FEvEs
tor Arsenic Mercury, Qnns and styconne but have not
particle Of either in H. have found any substance
M its composition that would prove Injurious the tption
JAMES u. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist"
REhESBER therefore ihsi this the FEysR AGvE
remedy in he world tho SocXNcE Jf which s PROVED BY
zach certificate Of chemca and the VALUE of which
PsovsD by The testimony Of al who sell IT, specimens
oiwiieh are frtquenry pnhlibed
No doubt the Pubic VII appreciate the difference bstwee
asein thus supported BY proofs aud the incredible boha
lntpsed BY those who have nothing else - rely upon
Gro. a. BATES, Wholesale No. ISIS Wsters ind for
sae by G. H. RING. c. V. CLIcKtNEa Co.. \. c. WELLS
Co. Broolyn, MIA NJ HAYES, and Druggists generally.
ADVERTISEMENT
ID l. " L r. 8
fFvsk Asvx Pills
THE Mosr CONVENIENT,
SsFgsT.
Arp osLy RADICAL CvkE
fEvEk AGUr.
Sold by D. DrssLfa Agent, AT The Deret No 81 Broad
way. N. y, and BY al respectable deaeTG
Advertsemert1
BLAkEs PATENT FIRE Poor PAINT, No. ll9
reAh.st.-Sse under bead Of Paints
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GRAvD-L aRcESY.-John O'Donnell was e1 imnel
before Justice Smith, on Monday, on the complaint OF
bs employer, james Mcpherson, who charges hin
with sealIg money from his drawer while in his en-
poy as clerk. The complainant keeps liquor saloon
In Atlanc-s and charges the accused with stealing
money at different times, amounting in all to $50. He
was committed to await the action of the Grand Jury.
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W1iaIers.

CD. NevBedsord 9th ship Povr pew H. Iaa.S 0ss
pscise oes.p. sls bsk byron Ada, &c ana Dasy ~
on and on .. Paits July 20 bark sea ''s''~' 80,
Bedford bound in; report Al, rn,sr,I1, ~ -.
ey.NB 900 bib, sp all told bsrk' A ~ uses'S
DO 80 .p.; Ansconda, Lawrence, do. l"'"'' =,
AZ oo'. a. New Bedford 2sth ship Hudson Church
for walHa -,,,, ..,,,i, oe.ar VIII, =
blsrI6sb OIL Rsroris spoEe July - at ,, ~. .p -
Seo,ss & Mary MAJ chester. westpod ~ o ms "
ported .poIs Jolly a. bsrts May Ay9; M 10. hsd 80
o. }; s6tb SeAfoSer, Mseomb~r ao.' b.s haa bosf
nourd into Fsysl SOON TO seni oil h0LeE an, Indso %
CD s4b. bark BJren. Tower, Au'r'" ~" "a
' Cd ,o. HoucaIa June 3. barb Eugene fel''''
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MARRIED..

HAmMErr-CpAxGY-At North Scituste, r. l. on Tuesday,
July H. by the Rev. John Clancy, Mr. Jso. HaNssrr OF
Coventry to Miss MARTHA CHAsEy dsushter Of the ohcsat
ing clergyman.
JYSE-DnLoS-On Tuesday Aug a. by the Rev. Mr. Perry
Mr. p JAYNE Mics MARGARET DILLON al Of this city.
Nor MARRFD YEr-Miss ELIZA LOGAN IL cut with card. IN
which he denies the Of her recent marriage a. the
Clifton House Niagara Falls
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FIRES.
FIRI IN pUANI.sr

About 10 O'Clock last night IRE occurred in the
tenement house No. i99 Dusne-st. The fire originated
n the 9Th story end was Occssoned by some pefsOn
lifting fall lighted candle in the mids, Of heap Of
rabbish. The premises sustained bat little dan sc as
The fspes were esthguished wiih few pals q water.
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RROOKZ YN ITEMS

SrSpAy.SoHooL TEACHERS Assocr,rIoy.-The
sunday. school Teachers Of the Eastern District he'll
O meeting on Monday evening, and took steps 'ewaTl
forming permanent organization. A COMMITTEES OF
five appointed 20 prepare rules and regulations,
and report the the third Monday of September.
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ISIENPERaYcE.-In the Fifth Police District three
arrests made for intemperanco during Monday
night; and in the Sixth District two arrests were
made, which were disposed Of in the usual name.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

SUPREME COUBT-Before Judge CLEREE.
Barbara Brass, by Der next friend, agt. John Brsss
judgment Of divorce granted
Freeman LOOMS agt. Thomas Toynbee ct al. Mo
ton granted, with costs.
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81 4 rim Il JO UR " 4 /
PORT OF NEw-YORE......Al
Cleared.

Ships-AmeIica Baker, Bay f Islands, Dunbar & DIM,
Consfel' alton, Allen, LIVERPOOL, c. CArsw
Barks-E Remington, S,~yer s. Mails Brohe Pc,
Ssmss; Bsrord Libon W. Laucs;eri Irhons, Scharf r,
Monfeviceo, w. A. Curtis & Co.
Brss-wsr DALI shsckford Ea.tport, f. Arrowrnib }, A.
gusts Stone Savannah, eturges, Ct. au.sn Co.
Scboonen-Pearl own Philadelphia James IIond; Rs.
nond, Hallis. Richmond, c. II. Pirfson.
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Markets. CAREFCLLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY. Aug. % 1855
AsBESThe market Is quite mj the demand tar sales Of
Is bbs at SO SO S7 for Pots aud f6 81 for Pearls
COTTON-Ihe market is quiet buyers aud seliers being
apart IN views the sales to-day 500 bales and for the
week ending to-day 1900 bales The export for the same
period amounts los bales Liverpool IFS, Bem-n go
HE following table exhibits the urces current though as
xet they have not become fully esisblshed:
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CHARGE oF ATrEuPTED RAPE.-Yesterday morn
ing in the Sixth Police District, woman named Ann
Billsbury who bad been arrested the night previous
on a charge of being intoxicated preferred charge
against one OF the officers of attempting 10 commit
rape. An investigation will be made.
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Sup Monsoon. AZ SYDNEY, n. 8. w, reports hsviH
Vone-Koug for Melbourne and the 18th May hove y,
PORT Ihip Head but driven BY stoes. Of weather
es Cove where she lost both snch0rs and fafh chan
nut into Sydey OF the request Of her pseo- OF
las se5 when she anchored at 8. sho had only rev
which a cannon " az lashed, 10 let 60
SHIP HENRY WARE, Il and froe No ton Tor hrsmse
fore rerorfed wrecked cred yale 9th inst on ~
no;nt OF Prince EfwaId Island and driven ashorr w
h mats W, By rbe board. TIE captain called sa'!
abe = a, condemned and ordered 70 be sold on Ilr na
lies bedded in the sand sboat i've feet, her bow eei1s
ont e vster low iide there Is small bar OF suasl
diftapce from her ten with about ,wo feet less "esI
her bow which vii proven her getting ohi stern pos,
ter yoodenSs have started che Is also begged aid
ospper broken under her counters; thirteen hanging
.ds aud the OIL er have started about IN o
deck /. aso riDped up In maey places Nine oi h@ CIV
arrived at Picou, b. home by the U s. CoossL
THPEE AnEkIcAS FISHING VESSELS eIprfenosa -
gale on the o. h and 10Th inst and tut into rcon ye
Goth for re pairs &C. Til, following the nAes ~ ,na
scbr Princeton WayaDd e Cape Porpos", 90 sn-nntr
had eco quiDials FISH, ost lis and anchCr Go Hnesn,
New bpry port on macseTel yoysge, loss OF -
chsins; Mary Frances, Norey, Of Newburypori' 0s
and chains. ,,,,,L,. frn q
snIP PLYMOUTH Rock Patterson at Phtadeipns " a. !
lao reports June lat n g. experienced heavy sNe
Sc during which was boarded BY very heavy go - =
b0sts and spars aSriff, and making ths snlp 1as
n,sintorsal and ,u.tane3 con-iderab other dam rs r.
scHR A. r. WEraoRE Brigb IN, from Ct hsrrs, " q
Port Spain, Trinidad, puc into Point Pete Snp
I-sky q rdfion. she repsrinE 81 inst IL "S
would .al for { uTtco, about leth or 18th. al &
ScBR. T. c. RELTER. - nssfef Arnold inon ~,
Houduas rot back 10 Aspinwal Ah inst win
and captain and crew sk Of fever .ury.y rs." va
uenSed that the mast should be f.hed aud s'foas
placed the reon and The yessei procs 10 tue Or - ~
mort 10 act NJ W mast and th~n proceed 20 ~
which would BE- dcne, and she was 20 SAT- AGAIN 0' ~
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SUDDEN DEATH.-COroner Redding held post NOR
tenn e1smDston on the body OF Mary Lolshin 10. "A At
isntc-. who had died sudd My yesterday morning. YER
dict Of died Of aneurIsm rendered.
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Passengers Arrived

In skip Ds,ddaaught fran Lireypsl-John Mc5iOrty -,
snd child. Lube Cornell, Edsard K-f.bs " VIM Bill, =,
wife Adopkus wsd. Thcs. Scott Robert McKeoa aus -
Philip David.on. Andrew Low. Mrs Ann Smith d. wdl
IN ship Vancouver, from ShaRsh0e-Mr VI. Floyd.
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PoLIcExEys PIc-NIc.-The Police Of the Third
Dr Capt Van Deveerel went on an erenron 70 Fors Lee
Yesterday The attendance large. number Of invited
guests accompanied them among whom visa the Chief OF Po
Ice several Aldermen and other city officials. Everything
passed of pleasantly ard the satisfaction Of al concerned
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ADVERTISEMENT

STEAM DAGUERiEOTYPES TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
-Enssh E cre Pbotogsphs si Metallic Colodsop POI
t,uis Steresoopes, 81 Taken by HOLINESS U. PATENT
DoUBiL STAN CAMERA Taxing 600 Pieeeres daily
Nc 10 Broadway.
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Advertisement
A. PETELER begs to announce that having leased

the bding No. s broadway oTme occupied BY tho Union
Club he would be happy the orders Of his former
patrons and the public in general and after hs evening Of
The 20 b met.
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IAhXerfiafmentI

Roof takes real life size photographs on canvas
Roor's PhoiogTs phs Of ali sizes Unsurpassed
RooT's Gallery IL easy Of access.
Roor ia at No S6S Broadway, corner OF Ffankln-st.
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IAdvertlsemont-l


The fne.t specimens in the City vIGyErTE PHoro
GRAPHIC HEADS only made at this establishment No $50
Broadway, Ihompson's Saloon.
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by Telegraph,
Disasters sc.

BOsTON-Arr. Aug. %, ships Element CAIcut.
Trarsui; bark l. aInlton, Rio Janero.
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lAdVerusemen.
CLoTHN6.-Merchants (

NIUTHINt.-NtTCHhuIs IFOIH NUTIH hHU SuuIn,
East and West will fna IL 20 their advantage 70 cal n
EyANss CLoIHNS WAREHOUSE, Nos 20 and 90 Fai:ors be-
fore msiipg up their minds where to buy.
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MINIATURE ALdAsAS.... rms
SUR ses....5: y Sets.....-t:6 Goos-Sets... q,
HiGB AAItk........... rlih DAY
Sandy hook.. $3.50 Gov IsAnd.. 9: 70 He'll n,
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Receipts 81 Produce

b. North Rrer B5a,s-l SIS bba Flour so brsS a.
eco 10. Rye, ,. pcss Ashes, II do Beef, 81 lo. W..
g rs bB.h.
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The stockholders of the ~New-YOrk Central New
Jerey and Pennsylvania Telegraph Company me. in
Elizabeth City on Saturday 2Sth ms, and organized
by eleciiug Zschariah webrer OF Plainted, Presi-
dent Nshlon Vail, Pain6eld, Treosurer, srd WI
ban Ross, ElilsSeth, Secretary.
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To Mariners.

Buoys on STELLvAGsss BANK EsTRNeb ~ - "a g.
syrTs BsY-The following buoy, have been pn /. 81
vAens Bert, Of The tniraLce - Ns>sacAuse'" D'''
the approaches 10 Bp ton Hsrbor, VIE: ,f.A,n, -
Gisteass Can buoy painted red 70 sboat ~ sss
N ". by n AN tine miles T. on Race Point Lh-'
and EsE (rus) 2si miles from Boro1 .ct r
,ecoud-csss Nun bBo, painted Win ~Is.a y Il -
pendicnlar strips, IN about ID fstbons WIG"
81 miles from Boston Light HOu1e. . ,v,t IS fs3o
fr,tclsss Csa buoy. painted black N 1911 toss-
Matsr. Z. BY y. ltruel III mles Ion bofIoH -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-29

CENSUS OF MERCER CoUNTY.-The total population
Of this county, es asceraned by the recently
returns of the assessors ia 80 7so of which Trenton has
10 100. This is an increase of 4, 7s9 since 1850.
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From which viii be that the decrease ia receipts
amounts TO eco bales The decrease in exports Crest
Britain % co other foreign ports % Increase 10 France,
400 Total decrease in exports, II COO bales
The trains on the WATERFOWL and Potsdsm Road
commenced running on Saturday LETT from Wa.ertoEn
to Antwerp, 90 miles.
The Nr. Orleans CreseeEt Gays:
"The statement OF the Banks for the week ending
Saturday, 18th inst, is favorable one the vanous
items showing the following variations for he wesk
Increase in specie, slle3se; increase IN deposits
s24 io2 increase in short osns $3.50 675i decrease in
circulation, SO, s25i decrease in exchange tl3s 42l
decrease in distant balance, t45,2s9.
"1be increase in deposits is a favorable omen, and
indicstes The general good tone Of the market Toe
Increase il sher. loans lie only apparent the actual
moy enc L, being from the line Of dead weight 10 90
day paper, viii b, ]: viii be Observed Is rosy 10 TIE
Canal Bank, though The Citizens comes in 70. a
ibdre. TIE pdnhof Ipuisieps hss dscospsed about