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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-21
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'EiiIE subscriber having located permanently
4 in.thc village If PlymoGlh, Huron
TO-. Ohi, Offers his services TO the citizen,
and tha vicinity, rs a master builder and nrrhi-
icct. Having had long experience III 'aj!ujmp
in the carpenters and joiner. branch there
OF, he ttattcrs himself that he can give good
satisfaction to ali who may favor !jm with tuclr
patronage.
All. or any OF the Orders Of Architecture
either Grccian or Roman cyccutcd Wit, l.ra,
ness, auda due regard to the .t,tue,s rl pro.
portion. Oriental, English, HGd CHSteilutcj
Gothic, with ali the forms, style, and hHjsh o
Hurai Architecture from the labcring man
co,tagct the milioftrie's villa, designed an
executed with ncHtuess, and on rr, ,or#b.;
lerlrs.
Particular attention paid to Designing. De
igns furnished for priyatt dwellings,. 2hnlchc
" public buildings Of any knd, on reasonable
terms and short notice. INSTRuCtIO% give
to classes Or individuals in Architectural draw
ings in all its various Branches.
March 4 1919 = kIEER krcl't
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Az IYCIpENT oFAFAILURE.

Nuuu we kAt4aA - AZ Rts 60 Aas
walking with friend when the cannon Of
the steamer Sonora was heard, ss she
rounded North Beach and headed in 10
wards her dock.
Lot us 90 down. said the friend. and
see the passengers disembark.'
To il.is proposition Dr.. s.. oh
ecieI and tlo two scparatel--tha Doctor
vending his way leisnr.ly TO hi. lodging
apartments, Ani the friend striking od' in
the direction of Vallejo street wharf.
When be- hal reached his aparlm mt.
DR.. S-ililci to discover anything thar
could probably occupy his attention, and
with rcSi!csSne>s OF mini which might
be construed into premOni;ion, sIlllcd a
second time in the street, aud trusted to
Iecidrnt TO dircct his course. In few
minutes he found that he ia mechanical
" gone ia the very direction which he had
refused to pursue with his friend, and was
Standing amid multitude of people on
he ju:k Of the Sonora, ami almost under
the b ,ws. Ter lines were in the act OF be-
inC Etljc fast un shore, and the whole scene
teiui'S to her arrival, was one of anxiety
rnd impaiieuce among the spectators.
.Nn officer f the Sonora stepped for
ward nn the deck to give some orders, aud
catching the eye Of an acquaintance in the
thronS, took oil his hat to salute him.
w nat Is the news in the Atlantic States -
inquired this acquaintance of the officer.
CHANGING furtively about him, to be con-
vin,ed that the time AMI place were apprc-
pirate to an answer, the latter person lean
.el over the railing Of the vessel, and pla-
cins his open hand to one side Of his mouth,
party whi>pe C and partly exclaimcd-'
Page d. Bacon Of 81. Louis hare gone
10
The Doctor felt an iniefnlLle sensation
of cai lae,S creep through his LlJol, as
the words fell upon his ear. He had ten
thpA>anl dollars ON deposit in the branch
bankmG-housc Of that c, abliSamont in tn.
city. Ihaio was no time TO be lost, an.
-Ii.!irg quiet from ,ie apo, whme he stood
tn ID we'd ii Nv y as rapidly as po,,ib' e
N TIE direction ol taa whai-g0te, wLich
shut him in among the privileged classes
auhlltlel thronSh It's portals.
stop saia the warde' II Is llhpoSSloIe
Tor you to get oHt now.
bat, S'T, rephed the doctor VINO Is q
gentleman oi lnUcA "ilrAlty OF manner II
/ IS mpo.iaHt--fery important that Sho0idi
psa>.
you see the crowd without fe'N'h"d
tne Wa'He'' IN moment opc" 'i't : ''e
theE VIII make Il It>h 10 get H. an per-
maps "' you o''i.y INJURY III Tic S't"5-
gle
th'ter the circumstances, h'"'Ne'' tie
Oo'sof was not t" be 50 easily convnctt
anu oyan eafnes. m"nhn'0 0i eNpo,tGIatloh
ana persuasion he linaIiy prevailed "poA
me 5a.e keeper To Ie, HIn out. even at lN5
tiSN oI having every no Ill his body BRO
ken Once Deyo"I tAe pressure olthe Sec
.ond crowd, through Whicn lie squeezed
hmSel! inch by inch, anu tall specimen
.ol walking took place.
lie arrived at the doors OF the bank n5
house but busLneS" h9Uis mad PASSED. and
back entrance, where a perfect state OF
.qmSettudo relGned' he found nlmS3tt conoid-
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PlIMeuTH FguapRY
MASON &c M;GuirC

INHE subscribers having associated tlen
Il selves in The FOundTy and Machine Bus.
ness, In Plymouth. Huron count. ohio. iu al
its various branches, wonld respectfully ell tht
attention Of Mill owners md Others iotbrir e,
iensiyc stock of Patterns. They are nov pr.
AIRED 10 furnish SteaIa Engines abd Mn Gear
iHg az short notice. Of alnost any desired pat.
tcTn. Tn y would also infot1a the Farmers >.
Huron aud Richlahd counties. that they are nci
making and will have on hand for sprinr IA
an Improved aud superior Plough. the right n {
EFT Patent Lever, which Is fi.t :aslng the lci {
e all other east metal pl"ughs which have lc. ,
introduced. They slso make the imrrp.v, .
Lnng Plough. Nos. and ;. bath right ana lei,
he uisqr right and left; the one horse yU'g
Plough right and left several kind or Guilty. 1
tors, mud Scrnpers. s.erl. ShOes, AMI evcryiLir
slready made ia the Foundry. Cash paid 6
old metal. copper aud brass.
Plymouth. Dee. :. l354
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large assortment of everything in their line
They have now ready for inspection, an assort-
ment of Fancy and Common Draught Harness,
which he will sell at the lowest possible prices.
All work warranted to prove as represented.
Farmers and others are invited to call
PlYnnnfh Oct 27 1874
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la suiiA nlLLN
MEXICAN KING or PAIN


'I,liis i q pewsriul hud trnly nagiCal rene
l. dy fer al external diseases. sarcs, swrll-
inEs, h-'Tns. Sc. and for many internal aifiic-
tioEs Is certain cure. yet Il is perfectly harln-
icss, and ineaTah,t " producing the lsast inju-
nous ELECTS in the most delicate eases or the
R"akest constitution. Il j. entirely useless 20
follow the Oh and vorn-0ui system of publish
iug 10 tie public thousands Of certificates ~
w"udsrs performed ~ this medicine II costs
hut twenty-five cents ta try ii, ami Dr. Bull
stakes has vcil-carned reputation on the Ming Of
Pals doing all ani mere iLan he claims for Il.
NeNo"ld ak have you the rheumatism or
lv'u, hese are not pleasant companions, aud
We knoS N'at you would like to drive them
away as s"'n possible. then use
bUirs King ot Pain.
Would you De- eurrd shine Il Immediately n
EvWcl Conn laint. Dysentery. Summer Tom
Plaint, Choiera- moi bu,. Cramp. Collie, Head
Achc, Tooth or any otler ache or pain. the
fvm'dy Is simple. and the cure certain.
/ - th" ,srrat King OF pain.
! '"WS Nuh lave !lur sores, swcilinns cuts,
titns, -'alls, hrHi-cs, or any other xound,
h,a!'d, VIC repeat il. ..e the
MAGICAL KING OF PAIN.
Would you be cur,d of sca!dhead. stiff io;pts
sore tl'rnat. neuralgia, sore breast. Iun barg
letter or ring worm. salt rheum, bites of pois
E'"'"7 I"S''" chhppeu hands, and all other
sures. either diy or running. we say again and
again your remedy is DR.. John Bulls
KING OF PAIN.
/ Would you lie cured of Kings Evil, Cancer.
lTumnrs. E,uptinns, or any disease of the skin
lrnusad hy impure blood, then use DIR. Join
Bulls Sarsapafilla. internally, and the King Of
Pain externally, nothing can be more certain
than = spe,dy and eftcctnal cure. See free
pamphlet. For sale by II. NJ. WOOSTER. Ply
mouth. septl6vlnIs-y
! l. z !. q. -
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Of s%piIis
Th4 proprietor n rulE the attcHtn ci III. rInr
30 TN: preMH',oh, t"es So with ""u- nl 'i- ~
r>l c"rldrpr" IA lis v.rt"Fs ari I'd pt:iui to the
ui.e;iee- tDr wh cit it is rtc..n I,pl,.iad
1t is Hu Egw uGiiet ririe, hu "ue ..t has at,,oh
Lhe test ~ zen yesr:' 'rlai heire III" nerC people
and It's reputation aud sale iyA ei Av any SIM.
lar preparation. eNtlHb YHe testimony IN GU> 'avo
gwen by the III" tPrDmintnt and welt known PhyaI
clan| and iiITiinals N al part Ui the country is
mtH.e. IbN'u@ fran EHur own SLtte respect
fully suhmHte referring any hp may si dtIht to
MemQa hllla' or Prhct cal Receipt Book ior Fcrnar"
and fanlies, 10 be had gratis Of a The Agents tor the
German i'ittes L[F-Prnria Office AM Mauuflcto
Fy, l2J Arch st. PhiIateIphia Pa.
! JouN HoFTMAN, Jcromcsvill2. Ohio. MAY
3Oth, 1888, said: g / ,cric to stoic far your
satisfaction, 0nd also for that Of otic,$, tint y0nY
/ G9rD,4n BHers IS tchat y0u reccommcnd il 10 be.
Ia high|y cai@abie mediciae, which {haow from,
har(ng used il IN my oan tanniIy 10 mn entire sat-
,.J;tcton. AN mAo hare used il gjre tie Sua.2
recommendation"
Stephen j Mealy Canton Ohio. May Il, 49,
a, say: "Harmg heard your G~man HiHers
highY rccoma ,aded fran source in mhjch Ip'acc,I
much c0afdeare, ordercd foWr 61Iies IRAN C!ene
land. One ofthem / gare to mY 9,,aqhtcr mto
has dey9red great bcaeM from Il; t,ro qt The otters
| sold imme@a'e'y, aad J ,eoaId aFc yoa Ia sand
me suppig O il 10 SELL"
john Ciarl:, Brunswick. Ohio, MAJ 2G, 1H-
"a, says: :" l-onr German B,ttcrs hare pyorcd
sacces.'jm IN eceJy case NH has cone "a ny hrowl-
>leye, and haa opened far itse!fe great dcmaad." "
Thomas Let3htord. Covington, Ohio, Dec. 5.
1853, says: lHy riis has Jcea ejrcted ,ciHs tie
tLtcer co~gIaim and DyspG,Sia far numj~r q
gears, during srhich time spent yr,at dcai 10,
factoring, b@: sse recieed oery AHis boHcW there
from, md fnat'Y the doctors said she coutd nat b.
Ecnred. Lust aors5sg she conciud@d 10 ty your
BHters, she foot ttco bottles and crar since tatmg
them she has becnabie TO attend to TIER Ju$incs% mn
I'll re,y MteiY she had a nee atiqck, but has Gy4ia
commenced He BHters. Ihaoe sotd quite a ram,
Der Of battles hEouyh her recommendations end 50
far as 1ce can earR, hare giren satisfaction 10 aU
: DAVID ABBOTT, Austiubwgh, Chic, Dee >,
33 "PermH me IN brar irstsmoay 10 Ne remqrk-
adte efficacy Of yoar German BHtefs in the cure o
Lioer Compiaint For gears prertus to taking
Ii, severely afflicted ciM disease Of the Liz.
er, so much SO that did erpcct to lice, bit by a
free use Of The Baters, thanks to kind Prori.
dence .fad myself entirely restored to health ana
adlc to resume my usual employment."
These Bitters are entirely vegetable and free from
Acnh"ic stlmnIents and AL injurious insred ents-
mild in their operation they strengthen the system
never PROSTATE it. They entire free frcm all nu
rigus iAgred ents.
Sold hysdeaiers in medicine everywhere. Seld by
ICUYRENDALL s. Co, Plymouth. JOHN
MORROW, Belleville. e. Il. WILLIAMS
& Co., Newyille.-DULIN g. DELL, ant
q. s. STOCKING, Mansfeld-D. G. JEN
Fl NlNGS, North Fairfield. June 2:55
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NEW alAIS'aEss siIsSss.

"a AZ - E%S SfkDA.
n KELLEY would respect
'fully inform the public
that he has opened a shop
for the manufacture of HAIR
NESS, SADDLES, &c on
the North side of the Public
Square, q few doors below s
II. Starr's, where he will
keep constantly on hand. n
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MONROE & PICK.
pEaLEEs ~
STAPLE AND FANCY
y 4s Z Is = q :Lt Sc
Carpeting, Gil Cloths, Mating, &C.,

HN-NbA9Ni, 'iilt.
NIE have ready iOr inspection the lars st
w and best sc cctCd stock of STAl III AMI
FANCY DRY GOODS. ever ezhihuea in this
market among which may DC found everything
thing that is new amd novel. nul adrprcd 10 the
season. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Sills. q
inc stock, Barege aui GruEalinc Robes from
$40 TO so, Mantiilas from 50 TO 50, Para
so.s from % cts To : :. iiurnvts, latest styles,
Bonnet Ribbons. Spring Shnwls Brucha shawls.
Ladies Md and Lislc Thrcad'Gloyes, Hosiery
in endless variety.
EMBK0lDERl.-Emb Embroidered Collars from
lOcis to $40. Lace Sets froru the cheapest
10 S28. Thread Bdcings from cts to - per
yard CURTAIN GOODS AND F NTTRES.
DIapcry from Ii cents der yard to $40 PEI.
pair. all the new styles, witt, Cords. TassuIs
Loops and Bands, ut the lowest prices.
CARPEriNG-Ou Cloth, and Mating. Il
very large stock.
g~,.tzcns Of plymouth. ahl surrounding
country when visiting Saudusky are respect
fully invited 10 call. Oar rich stock Eilantpiy
.cpay The trouble Of inspection
MONROE y PEtN.
NtAp lTubhard's New Block. ; udu.ky.
kurii ~ j. u, :},l
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&ISNA < !. q k"Tse5
SIP N}Sii MIXTURE.

IS 4 - S5
~ 3 .N}SEi WI 4 | T. X r..
Ntli9 Celebrated Comp ana, scientifically
4 prepared item the b'<t articles OF tn,
MAfEiilA htDiGh.
n"S %h'had an n1u'eFSai reputation for the fol-
'""LhS Eop4 eitots, VIZ:
E2alE%iisI sEc Blood,
...,,,,,r,.-r ava thns curing
9"pNFbjA, SYPHILIS, ULCERS, OLD
nvhiN, OBSTINATE ClTANEOUS EhUP
i'HA>, ant AL diseases arising from the
iAlfkt DtNt USE Ok ABUSE OF MERCU-
~. EtEt LiAIlNG THE STOMACH AMI
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CoNTRIvANCE T@ GET ETpUoR.-.\ gen
tleman, returned from, Maine, spe2ks as
follows Of the cont.ivancc> resurted to for
the purpose Of cva,,ing the Maine Law.
In Portland. the sieze,i liquors are stored
in the old lock- up couu,.tc with tn, po.
lice office. yisit this ,iacc as a matter oI
curiosity. 1t was aluns!ngtO see the plans
adopted to sniuggle liquors into the state
| saw three milk cans which were packed
IN trunk, full Of the coveted beverage. A
forty gallon barrel was packed in a hogs.
head OF sugar. Aiter it was seized the ow.
ner made urgent request tEat the sugar
should be restored to him, which was re-
fnsed. A ten gallon keg was packed in {
barrel of Indian meal another in barre
of corn; another in barrel of saw dust
| saw eight ten gall N kegs packed in irou1
arge boxes like mercandise several large
well made trunks were seized. CONTAINING
Jugs and demjohns full of the 'critter'
saw a forty gallon barrel which was foun(
buried in Portland, to be drawn from a.
occasions should require.
THREE sTuPDrrrEs.--How to get good
wife-take good girl and go to the par
son.
The man who was struck by q coinci.
dence is in a fair way of recovery.
Appropriate exclamation to be used
when a hole is found in a stocking---tlarn
it'll
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Passengers Sailed

In the ,edmaAip Pacific for epoOl-DentOn PearsaI and
son ofWeseher Co y bearer Of dispatches Turkey
MI and Mrs susrez children and muse MissA Carlo
J. C. Kohn AID friend A Nc andrew ID. burkhardt u. Sned
b'ry Cen C. ODcnDel and son, MI aud Mira H. j. Butter
FIELD maid r. Edwards, Jr., A. Maleomson J. Dayy, Mr.
Mrs h. j. Bucdinson chi dren and servant H. b. But
tnschs aud end Mr. and Mrs w. +. Murphy dsses Mnf
ply NJ. MuTby and son Mr. and Ms. p A. Pocheer A.
l. adwei and friend G. Keenan,, A. NJ Eastman, Thomp
son T. lie Fsyeite Mr. Dr. j. Bolton, w. HI. North TYLER
Davidson. A. Al Iedn ard seryant Gen. Wisp Mr. Kelley T.
Wooc, Wn. Ferguson w. A. smith A. Pryor, T. H. ruska
}. Taylor. C +. Whitehead u C. Crane A. Rlnge II. Cos
snd lions C. P. Smith s smi b. K Rogers s. Mclaughlin
E. A. I.sses Me. L.u,ke Mr. and Mrs. O. weakey, Chss
Bduon6s Geo. Jones, c. A. Lscgre, z. Proflet W. Law
renee Mr. end Mr- J A. Ssnters, HISS uutiln J. L. La
c. A. Lacose, NJ and Mrs H. X. skeldng R. n. DAILY
s. csws~n Mr. and Mrs s A. stroqse, B; Wsnoo, VI
AID Mrs r. AGdey Misses and Masters Addery and
yui, NJ Stem; c Nsrhg,. Thos ions, A. D. B;h2p, w
Vaughan and lady e T. Ks lhemer Bronssean g. L. Cur
to- n rrvbn,r, George gone. .nd ITO .0p. Tuneel Z.
Koberfs $. Esre 7. y. Cfo'se. ~ II. Walker Capt A. Il
Fletcher, Mrs A FRI nch and child j. Thoupsn and lady j.
~ htssis W. z Dodge and lady d. Stuart Dodge, benze
A w Mann, NJ K-nnedy, J Kahn, J. T. Barron Mrs o. b.
Palmer, s. Arscen K. Scott ". Birch and ady BETH
N. McDeImd, Mis- NJ Beth, J. Youns J. Gibbs, free
NJ Dunn and Mrs s Dondsl, Mr.. r. Quin Mr. j. Rseh.
tn, I. S. horn wife and children. w H. L-emins J.
Essops w Hayes Mrs. Leese c. Yates w B. Coyinston y
Foster w. Mehn. J. hughes Miss N. A. EdwMb b. foord
MD: Appleton and @. A. pcks T. a. whitney ~ W.
W.lS C. Talnsn A. Ksmas, r. Cshil, J. DomnsueI, MIRA
Ridley. children and servant
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Disasters, &c.

BR SHIP AMETHYST from Quebec. before rep..s Wbsa
ing zone ashore on Green Island lowed on a,
sercuus he had dichersed part Of her earso ws %
shout taxing In again the nth, and wonld ,cd
yoys.e as SION q she bad got all on board, hshns
dsmsge c,-,..soa ar Mes
STEINER A. B. BOWMAN, Wells. from Chsfis"'
York ruf into Norfolk 7st inst 20 repair oor "a raspc
BRIe ABFosA Wood ey from Westport n D., " .s~at h
ar1iyed Al Bristol K l. I'd inst. leaking 70 saen ~
wa. with difculty she could be iept ahoa y "A. r
THE pEIc A. H. WAss from Geo. .eown. . - ~ ksse
was burnt 81 Cape bar The captain sod e a cde
rived =, win n ton G. The vessel and cargo %
ie,s Vessel and cargo insured IN Wall st. We are NV"
Flroed W alter Esq for the above, -, a., s sssn %
scHR C. HEcgscHER Stub - a. Phst go ~ ~ Oes
pSsv .bont s. oc och p. M IN thunder sqasi h ~ -
w"e Bay about four mile. below the Lse ."s opss
bs5y ska,fersd os tber with forethrcsf sss
walls The mate cook and were All p hoeisi ~
hauling down the main jib AID we're al 90 f''e''''
they appeared insane for some time.
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WEEKLY REPORT q .eessPs .na s'snns frSss o.
ssd SWINE, 9Th .esTefal e. ssr.a .ss3sht Of ss o
Wesne.dsy N. t-' wAsHiNGToS DROVE TARDs,
4..h-st Prepared -very sxpTe siv or TIE n I.
TRIBUNE ~ scLOS ROsINSoS
WEDNESDAY, July q. l&sa
crRREEr PsIcEs foS rsis TEtk
e,xvrs-Ts.e sold BY the hrsd pce equai 20 the
- ~, M nj Of the -stiu-t-d s-rh Of beef IN he quar-
,.rs The hide tsow sAb cp-'ter 10 oo cc'a'sd
this market q, tie tn Boston -.
Tar PAGES viii about the zane a. last
week. 80, 81. NJ =.
lce.; ofesf tdse-; -
:. 80 seners y fom .; diete
xtc,, OF Val C.Lsss-Calves asdsiy cold thrcush
the T, =. to pound seishi, exceP those from sns
=. =, d-y. old tpo Kittens ~hich bring . Is ssd
"a s.ch In Autumn god many Calves 20 anontb'
a. seI ssSss sch roo FAT Yea ss oen ~ high Sc
spa $50.
MIS- Cowsrbe proe Of Cc~s dcpead. mach urou sney
a, he Pre-. OF borses Ordinary Cows 2ds0 rood fair
Cows. sSsd SO; ezra quality With Calf. sitdsn
sEtsr AID LAnss-Cor1 mon Sheep sf9sSi 1tn saeep,
sSrss; rsnibs, 81 500 IS
swrs.- ssrsrD Hos, soErtsd rse mrs saaiIy st@sie
Hv. yei,ht; do 5dsc- hive ~.isht; 7d5c. a-si
weitkt. sevVo's arsf. ri'-S 6td6.e 8Hs;c Se~-fors
state small prime fr market retailing tribe higher
Receipt LAT H>ss ~ haayoId. bkd-s
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY,, fus IS $50
A. market e43 Catle-sbou 500 Be@yes J Stores
ssins VI Working Oxen Cows aud Calves, fearhngs, nd
yess Old. 20 "a
seonn uai tsdss .; third quality, k7q 81 Z5 ordinary
81 SsG+5 Hide e cwt. 50 rs IS TGiow. T. CIV tS
d.s Is; 75c.Q Cal Skins. I2c. Y ID Veal Calves
s. 80 SIT 81 At mAsrt. - -. -.
S1okts- or.ns Oxen. sl25 $l5', $40, So, 81 $50
Cow and Cave. SIS S28 $50, So. So SS3 $40 % eo@
lttrlh b.. sill 5l2 wv veaD Old, tls +2 10 70
8 Three Years Od. 80 IS 10. ka4 s45 : 0 70 81
sH.tf "a L. >-z59 and shlr, Of the de nara
E1us Sc So sl2 BY lot 81 25 81 So ~, 90 ., b2SSs
fz5 70 rs IS .,,
RFnsRxs: The of.tock light compared with LAST
week snd hoder- are consequently little firm sheeo
and Lamts bsv. all quick val except
where the holders little roo Fl TO IN pm chaser Z"
besc Garlic bv Earl Chadwick, Auburn y,
" re en- by Rice Co little in of SIC y head
cars ae over he Ftchbug Railroad 50 Boston aud
Dwell Raj road and p the Maine, loaded with Cattle
sheep SWINE, Hors ssnd Fo~
sUMBkk from EACH STATE;
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Decrease Of Loans for the week ........... Sl6olo5
The main line of Public Works of Pennsylvania
wss offered at auction yesterday, at Philadelphia, at
minimum price of seven and a half millions, but
not bid could be had.
The Director of the Mint gives notice in consequence
Of the present accumulation of silver coin at the Mint
that from and after the first day of Ausust next and
until further notice the purchases of silver for coinage
will be paid for in silver coins only and not in gold
The silver offered for purchase will be weighed melted
sne essa, ed rs usual aud the standard weight deter
mined nerefom in ounces troy, to the hundrodth part
Of the ounce; and will be paid las al PRESENT. at the
late Of one dollar twenty-five and half cents per
standard ounce.
The receipt given at the fret weighing must be pre-
scented by the seller bis order, and usually payment
may be expected the day following the date Of re-
ctipt or the second day following For the informa
tin of bulou-dealers country banks, &C., it may be
stated that according TO the above rate of purchase
the yield of various classes Of coin or bullion will be
about as follows:
Mexican and South American dollars cents
SS sIsiiss Hammered c.n mist. Genus
ksl oI The spanish dollar: cents
H.lsdOa the Uni ed States, coined before 1851 ST
The 'inee 1851 to last change ofaDdsrd 1855 81, cents
Quart.r-dolars are propOrtionstely less productive
ofpremium while dimes and half dimes coined before
1881 have lost rather more by wear on the average
than the premium would make up; those coined since
1887 10 1883, will average premium of 81 y cent
on Their nominal value.
Gem an Swedish Dsnish and Norwegian cents
Old Frrpeh cents
frss,isn and Hasoverisn "a cents
Am plate best Manufacture per 26 22 Goats
0eI Birth plsts per
These regulations will take effect at the branch Of
the Mint at New Orleans when he purchase Of silver
s resumed at that institution, of which notice will be
given by the Superintendent At San Francisco the
p, rchases may be paid for in gold or slrer, 1t the
option of the Superintendent thereat until sufficient
supply of silver bullion is received to NEE; the public
demand for silver coin at that il stitg,ion.
The New. York Banks show $4,000, 600 specie
against s99 900 900 loans and the Boston Banks show
g. 600 against s54, 600 loans and discounts
according 10 the last returns.
TIE value of foreign goods imported at Boston during
the week ending July 20, amounted to s37s,346 The
amount for the second quarter ending June 30, was
sioe35o5S, showing decrease the second quar-
ter OF last year, Of O, 3522l0.
The interest on the Terre Hau.e aud Alton Railroad
bonds, due Let August viii be paid at the Office OF the
Company, No. is Wilsm-st.
The amount of new bank capital already asked for
from The Pennsylvania Legislature Of next Winter is
es7, o00, 00o of which s23 600 900 is in Phiadeuhia
including one of $4,000 900 and another Of s5 oOo
The spplicstions are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

sKlNsFo sales of Deer rport Curaeos Goat are in fair
stock sse Of 4o at 5od52c months the outside price for
heavy weights
sPfLTER-Tbe mari ct 4. srn with fair inquiry; sales of
50 tups at 50 l2i. months
TIN-Rs quiet with only trivial sales at previous quota
tons Plates ao quiet; 81 i plenty Aad prices tend
onward sales Of 20 boxes a. o ia, 8 mt nths
TALLOW-The Bnichtrs Association sti demand l2c bu.
selling little at this Orice sales Of 50 900 ns a ltG
lie cA.h the later 80
TOBACCO-Kentueky has been IN tNir reqses' mostly for
manufsctuiI e. Some $50 hhd. sey pure Used have been
bs,d snd about be shipped South America; the
tnped hrnness Of holders at tbs high rates current
ey re- ard. f ther Spanish ha been
hs prices rule uEifr 300 bales Cuba have
b. en 50 mostly desier sscersIned- Mana
featured dull md prices before reportet The
sales to-day sr hhf Kentucky 9dlc.; 100 bales HAyzna
.Sa soc. 90 seed l. At 6iasc and ~ baes Cuba