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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-19

The following table win show the lempra.
iure of some Of the coolest days for the last thr
" years, as observed BY Or. Hemstreet, Ct Troy,
New York. The hgures belo1 mean below zero
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HAVE YOU ABAD SHAPED HEAD,

COT vAUTIER & MARCONNIER'S and have your head
measured for Hat. They have received direct
Paris very instrument that will take the shape
your head time with which they will
you Hat that will ft easy old SHOE Main
street, between Firss and Second. af'ha % febI5
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AN ADVOCATE OF PIERCE ON THE SrooL OF
REPENTANCE.-The editor of the New York
Democrat. after quoting the Louisville Jour-
nal and the Richmond Examiner upon the in
debtedness Of politicians to the press, makes
his own remorseful confession as follows-
"It is no. unlrequent that the friendship oil
an editor is the politicians stock in trade,
upon whom he draws Of every step he makes
in the way OF fame. Witness 70
instance, the tremendous man the press made
Of Mr.. Pierce during the campaign Of his
election. We confess that We look back with
shame upon the part we bore in that BUSH
ness during the four months of that canvass.
We wrote for campaign paper which circu.
lated more than six thousand copies a week,
what would make a book of not lss than
three thousand folio pages, all proving, most
clearly that he was. in intellect. genius, purity
OF principles, and frmness OF character, q
second Jackson. Our head almost aches
now when we remember the weary days and
nights of editorial labor in which we followed
hisa. through the battle smoke, over the plains
Of Mexico. and erected bin into-l tremep-
dous aud most ffightful brave general. who
never did faiut from fear under blaze and
wbiz Of the saltpetre and bullets OF the en-.
envy. And now, to see the buIlrush thing
he has Turned lotto be, bows our own spirit
with shame and regret"
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INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
TO HALF A MILLION OF DOLLARS
lETNA INSURANCE. CO., HARTFORD LINN.

ANING complied with the Law TO regulate TEssranss
LII Asenees of Companies incorporates BY other States
passed May s 1884, by the Ohio Lgslasre thefse
requned thereby prepared that State The srikas state
being file IN the AUDITORS sce
true ard pubshea the csnonity
the character Of the by letting SPEAK
for itself. BY STATE ATTIC RlTf -
SrATENENr7oN JANUARx.et3ss. rst
The name of the Corporation EJxA fxSEnxxcB
ny. loeatsd at Hartfori. Conn. ehsrtsred iefs.
The Cart Is Five Hundred Tkasshd Dsssrs q paid
The Assets of the Company Al
Cash on hasd in Bank and tbs ha De Of Assas fe
orothr persons. -e2i1 5 -
Zeal estate unineumbered n. 81 oS
72Mortgaee Bonds. and perez NJ nterestpsyasls
Debts cue the Company secured BY Msrtssee. 73t3 IL
Bills recevsble, amply secured and Bank
Bnis receiva' re niu .Ssl "
All other securities. viz: 8 svS
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The Of liabilities due due Rs.is
c,tditors-noi Ming. X Nttr 81 " n. ~ tGNltf
Losses n,tsd and dus-nsne. .t.-s--.r
Losses adl listed and due, ISIS n
l. nad and s~speuse. wait ci saAiii1h
ing for further proof. -rfrI. 81 257 - rsiE
All other claims against the Company sssA snit
printing f -H.as l..s tfis E. t.I -rtr
Asrnts inst, ucted to take risk oversn 60. 80,
the character material Ell skv
width the supply
PAR ment and other rslm 80
The insured in blocks Of varies the dsg
to limit the loss bysny one fire. to SD eco Or fess
The act Of ineorPo alton the same :. hIsd IN July
'Afh VI H.nHrosp cousrr Hartford J..- 1885,.
Personsliy appeared Thomas A andr
Ena ssurasce Company and made safh that the
siase Ieot ~ him ss.scrbed. true according = his y"
f-1fl = 81 - HENRY FOWLER Justice Of the Rkses
All thst have Insure wlpAsss inspect
enze the preceding reliable Of this old sd tried
Cor oEon For usefuness and ttpde IL has
s'ood first in itsne of for sbisy
will attract the inssrs public
thsr snhdehee The So PREPARED
eonsiton with local
ofees disposed Us % thas ssld charss-
ter not lie materially Affected by the late dsprssss In
that cS-s of assets $50 ferI f.sT -rrf 80 ~
The capitais.rexte sssh
addition the strength Of tile and
Investment for the plsdsr apdsscnrit, Of its psc>s:
The necessity real insufanc~ ell
past At is Western Branch ohe alone. II Cneinnsti
the Of s2s6 500 rs hch has beeA paid consider
ably the time legally due
Irrigation. all
of it's valuable sris inersss VIII
ind its agen dy attend the demands sf b1sBsse
as With at - farorAbs rates aad s
as security TO all permits
Jan2z- lind A. @. HALL0CK. Agsat.
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The New TELEGRAPHic IKsTR rHEHr.-
ous notice Of this new invention We inadver-
tently said il was not necessary forthe oper.
ators 10 be in the Offices to secuselhe trans
mission Of a dispatch. Il should have bee n
the operators in the receirfng officess
Those who have examined this new inven.
ton say that the action ofSthis machine, by
the holding, instead of the receiving power
Of electromagnetic is a gress advantage
over all other telegraphics apparatus. II
prints with great rapidly. The keys con-
tsiping the letters, occupy space of 8 By IL
inches and the telegraphing is accomplish
as rapidly asthe keys can be touched. No
matter how many keys may be touched. the
corresponding letters are impressed upon the
psPer. Any one who can spell Can use this
instrument.
One cup Of Morse's battery will send a
message by this instrument as far as one
hundred cups can by any other telegra phic
instrument. Thus Grove. battary capable
Of ending message 800 miles BY the instru-
meat now in use, will send il 80 600 miles by
this machine. Relay magnets are unneces.
safy IN using this instrume nt-ELou. Jour.
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Total

.rseffH lOtdI H. Sczu %
The expenses at the cemetery, Including
the priest charge of 81, were $50 IS. Mass
at the church, undertaker's fees, &C., reached
$40 more. -
An Irishmun died in Albany, hot long ago.
who had deposit ed over $500 in the Savings
Bank, although he lived in great apparent
indulgence. No sooner was he dead. than a
grand "wake" and burial was decided upon,
and it cost the family over $50 to Get his
body into the ground. The liquor drunk
at the "wake" cost $42, and there was a
charge for four "sympathizers," who were
hired to make many lamentations for the
departed-to wall and howl over his dead
body. The coffin, the carriages, and the
masses amounted TO round sum. And So
Pat was "decently buried" y
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Mr.

Jan. Is. 1855. To- DR..
To 3 gallons whisky 81 So
To gallons dark brandy, SO ~ 90
Fsl gallon wine hh.s a-l.5sS. .rs' 90
TO lsslE-pound tea 3S
To 8 Pennds crackers .-ss,s- 40
10 1Qspoands cheese = ss-l 35
To 3 pounds tobacco =. s.. 4S
To dozen pipes "a
To pounds sperm candies 1. a-a-3ffs- / SO
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MONDAY MORNING ,::::::::::smFEB. II


4 " Csrcusars. Posters, oard"' &C.
We are now turning beau.ifutwork out OF our
Job Office, and are prepared to all all orders
promptly. neatly and at reasonable prices. SP
cimens Of all kinds of work can be seen at oh'ee
We have an elegant ruling machine IN cou'e'l
ton with Office, aud are prepared -'e~ao D'ana s
Job Work of all descriptions. - - : - >
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.f,,.,, s-svss,'s ..,s4ss,s' 5.LIlap dyn1t q g
Y ~ 8. .l.v ln 20, : lIoi 80 -.
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r.-....nc. n,,,ApYroved!

We leain that the Temperance Bill was sign
ed BY Gov. Wright last Friday morning Thus
the Bill is Law, unless our informant was mis-
Informed BY Hon. VIM. J. Brown.
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LEWIS A HOWARD. ~.
.wARDrSG AND, conMssaos MERCHANT EVANSVILLE
Extensive Arranycmonssf for abe Spig Tsade.

Extensive Arranycmen fer abe Spig Tsade. 2
nUR mammoth whari-boat He, cples" splendid or
" der tn reception OF Produce tds
We have stored her frequently durirhe
lard and having pretty we'll worried chat anch or
business for the present. ask frds On
their Dry Goods Groceries. .sJ .suif rfF ~
Dor large Warehouse on the Canal has m thorouehly
cleaned and brushed since cleared Of toho Oats
sud is in order every pton Of
ehsndizs being eeaneeted With any OF building:
consider IL S. from kce and effect nance on Aer-
chand5ze and Produce stored in IL at low rate +,
We invite Dealers ana shippers Of Prcd TO call at
Office and fog themselves the whc have ship
ped to New Orleans. Nev York and
Pitishurgh, during the past season. ~
~. Once in journal Office buildings, Main and
w ateY STREETS. ---------- h1f-d&w1m
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: :. l.0.Atp' SWEET 8 co.,. -, WET

GENERAL AUCrIoNEEkS& REALESTATE BEoKEks.
sfeA MoeE ST DOOR FROM ATxR EVANSVILLE, 80
(ESPECIFuLLi tender their services to the sfiss 80
EyaRs. and survennars for the sale ~ kesl
aud Personal Property Houses aud Lots Dry
Goods Hard Groceries ssc; sie
ten paid q, all out door sales ofsrery - reesea
sas an sstis factory rms We shall % esslns vsn
sith both tie buyer ant seller villa
hare FAIR and p&rtst We viii deSss enf uhee
business and frisnda
ana assured that VIII ssers -
please them prudence 20 h~saess hope
the Of all those who sntrsss their sssAs
-REFEREEGES-+. g
p. q. O. RILEY & TO-. Evansville. .'.S.,-. - =
n pUvALL. ALGo * Co., Memphis, Tesa.
~ WV. PARK Co.. q" e.
AL X. Il. SYKES. New Or1eans. -r
LEWIS SHAFT do. -aflfr - ~
MILES e. FoLkEs. viekssuss. Miss- - s u y
W. VIZ. Mex MsR.s z R... c...,,., 40; o,,.
KgLice Ecor. do Dc. -s-t.rss
EpwAEDs a. RrsnSELl, So Lssis Mo- & 81 ft7raF
jan23-ir .--..,-. ---rs - :.
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WOOD AND WILLOW w ARE ETC. q 4
HI Der Gu lsr-e
mnow-wars and Groceries. c.. consisting part eE
sdoi Buckets fb 5doz Cedar Fossst; ID ~ Z i
] doz Churns; 1Sor PM M..h.r.,
, do Washboars; 4 Dc Matts a...d. -'' "a
+ do Ta- Cans; 4 do Revls.
u do Brooms; ae uaH Isash Nesxpres, = =.
I do Brushes; D do Suvar RucSets w. d
4 do
2 do Market Baskets: 90 Eeelen - ~ HfrFf
5nests do do: y do Ladies' With lat 81 bed
cords an vpe sapSle ste
Having released at
freifhts re enabled sell
any house 10 town ito cash cossmc). We always pre-
feb7 wv -. vpcKERY. e
SPICES-s0 dor am's Spie+S Hff H.-t u
- boxes Starch: IL O0O g D. cara: -fr..- 4. 4 Il
Is do Tohsccs 1 Oisars; 500 lbs SaSss.sus; - D
, 2bbls Oder Vinegar. fsb7 J.w. >. vCKERY.F
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I--lr- - NBV STYLE OF PksINTIN g q
wv b HAMMERS would fespessf1ijy saaousest 70 SAS-
NJ citizens Of Evansville and vcisy. thst psr-
nsntnty located IN Evansville wilt int oducs the nsw
style monty known EEESC( PAINTING In ~
bSAnches. He had long
decoration Of WALL Csi'isEs etc Of Pssiie BuildisQ.
Churches Dwelling Hou and Stea lbc he
perfect all Who desire his
Fancy Lettering and Sign Painting done the shortest
70 give Mr. r. trial bis He nay he Sosndsss
the Canal. fsA1-W
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WIZ .AT AND fLOlh.
!. 0al . sssslss.is and s RAN -.
eSI reed pes ausrs s!vsk ~sli5 -.
x bill do exc, I; 1 do do Salusa;rss
lot do porte Cigars. snd for sale as -
febs - Z. BA .0S& O.'s Family Grocery. Msiasls
vH0fcE Hams and Shoulder Baron at = -
~ fe1 T. BACON 4 CO. > Family 0ressry.
PUP LOST. at.-1 ri
ShA LII fo'ner Pup. white spatted with liver
"A vas lost lev days The aader win reesivs
ward ~ rsturning him 70 this ofhce.Z feh3-3s
ARPER'S Magazine for Febrra rv inst recdby 1slaS
H iet3 7. C0NYNGT0N 4 CO.
nYsTERS.-4ca just reed bv Express ssrs Ishs hst
" cakes. Cali soon. feh3-fw TENNY x s0RExSON.I
vtLUABLE real. ESTATE AT AVGTlOM
Thursday. the list day OF March A. ID. le55 Is'
clock & the do 'r OF the Cenrt Honse in the sis
valuable building lots the Lover Moary Enlsgrness
Of which frcntngon First ST. and Second ST. Said leo
haze All 70 feet front and well adapsed for tusne pur-
er but depot strsght Lius
krlroad located and the thorougfare from ths
country The title ndsputable General waranees deed
will he given. -I--I- - : - =
TEENS SALE.-One fourth cash, ene-fourhi ne yesy
cne-fourh m two and in three yea with
interest the purchaser giving prensss Msps
can be the Clerk and AUDITORS
pyineical HeteTs Evansville. -
fehs-f CHARLES l. BArTEIJ
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.,s- La /. : :. .ssf-sS Z
- 1s. ~ ts5s,As KY 80 - .i','',s'..
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tObIADL-iauL1 = II active request with nua srol,
ofuerE sLesd, et IL Gle. American se lie He Rus
stl5dlse, an sal a. BaISte. SSB Ya-s sal.bis Il
lea lttc.
COFFEE has been very quiet prices fae have only
e. ncie se5 - 80 oas 0 az . sGd small sales VI Laguay-
sId Msfselib0 ~ oTner prices.
FLOUR AND MEAL There j. les Ficur ofsrina and ire "a
eornd Western cutie and wanted state liza.
I'd demand, without change 10 figures There LITTLE inquiry
IT eot the adysnced prices The better grades Of Gsnesee
ere tim and IN demand. We notice inquiry for
delivery bot tAee are f seers the sales Western Canal
are SO 5ts az 20 2Q 81 IS choice State
50 = for 10 xed % good brands Michigan Indians Upper
Lsre end eon to good Ohio, and SO 81 <l2 30 for
'erstse tanaciir Flour i without changes the demand
steady ssts 81 40 bbL az "a 81 0 for best
b. Dee southern Flour in fair demand the arrivals
large; saes Of &c bb Se 75d 50 l2i f mixed Baltimore;
- "a no for mitd 70 good standard Alexandria Howard
a." I'D Georzeicwn, 10 ri ell for voe fancy aud
brands Eve Four inactive ct IS soc 20 So Corn Meal
very quiet bot m 81 0ds 81 for Jersey and 81 s7.9
- tcr BrnrdyVine.
GRAN-ILfTe Is little Wheat Offering sDi he market
steady the demand limited for export sees Of SO bush
Red southern. s5d&l 90 and small ofs II Waite 81
- 65 Rye is ecuce; mail sAes Of 81 &C. ara
plenty nom Jersey selling 5Octhe quAv
yey supeIo AID Old State and Western 50d5,c. crn
hade lower but cutie active the demand sood for expr
sIi there speculative inqairv: es f
n eco hash sZas5 for unsound aud d84c or 1e.ts
mixed. O,heT xmas nominal
6UNEY-BA0S much better, and are row hes a, x.
with Fsa. scarcity saies - Boston Of 300 tLes a. a.
& months.
eussY-oLoTBs are firm, with s,hr serAse q. BO.teu,
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DIED.

Blsros-At Cornwall, Orange County, N. y, on Monday
July % J1Mss ssssoy Ssee % years Tor long period Of
CRUrrExDss East New York Saturday. Aug T. Of con-
sesion the brain, WILLIE, infant Of David H. aud
Lonhe Crute nden, aged months
Will be buried at Galway
FoRD-At Perth Amboy Tuesday, July 81 Mr. SAAUEL r.
FokD, In the 5ith year Of his age.
FnAscIs-At West6eld Staten Island, Sunday. Aug s.
FREDEsIc FESTos youngest son Of VIM A. ADD Cahanne
A. Francis Of this city aged 6 months.
The friends OF The family respectfully invited attend his
funeral on Tuesday, 9Th inst AZ o'clock p NJ from the
residence Of his parents No. S6 West l9hs without fur
tbeT notice.
ms illness JONI H.wY eyed 81 years late Of the firm Of
John Hewy Co., New-YoTk.
KsyKs-On Monday Aug sat Fire Island ISABEL HoRTESsE
child Of Seth C. and Amelia KeJes aged II months
and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully
vitec 70 the funeral from her fathers residence No
Sol West 2dst between 9th and l0h-avs on Tuesday the
9TH of August, At O'Clock 7. NJ.
LrST-On Monday morning. Aug. 6, Mrs. MARGARET LENT
wife Of Charles lent in the asa year Of her age.
TIE ends of the family are invited 20 attend the funeral from
sesIrH-In Brooklyn Long Island Sunday Aug CHARLES
CARROLL, infant on Of Lucus and Elizabeth smith, aged
month and day.
yax sANT-In this city, Saturday morning. Aug Z, of a
lingering iDess joins HESRy VAN SAINT, aged 10 years
months and days the beloved Of Mary Frances Nultee
and of the late Alsustin w. Van SAINT Of Newberg.
The relatives and friends of the family aud the Presidents and
Directors Of the New Amsterdam and GrOcers Fire insurance
Companies most invited to attend the funeral
services which will take place at the Evangelical Lutheran
Church IN Mulbeuys near Grands The funeral services
.i Tuesday afternoon AZ o'clock precisely
His remains will ke removed from has late resiteroe, Mr.
Louis H. Vultees No. "a lstst at O'Clock Carriages will
he AZ soath Ferry convey his friends Greenwood
on will think Of thee, my child,
And of the tear viii start,
TIL the whitening band of Death sesll DRY
The fountain OF my heart.
But though thy marble corpse lies there.
know thou art not desd
Thy gueless spifit, now divine,
To happier hath He'd.
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tRepoIted for rHI n Y rRIBvXE by J. r. H. B. FRY.l
fst ReerS-2too Aleg Co 6s Valley IS 7sls $50 Schuy
Nav g. x2 b az Sese Do = geo do ~ 5000 do 7ii
sll 27eO City RI o. sSii ESQ do rs ISL; 1000 Cam and
Anbey R.R es S 8; Sooo Pits Coup 6, Councils 81 10
Latte Sehuyl RR, Soi q \. Penn. r r. Sf Penn X
44I 10 Lehgh Scrip eli 50 Lehish Nav b5 so 20 Beav
Need RI Si 100 Schuyl Nav. Preferred, a.; 800 Long
Isara r. l7s; SO Morris Canal IN lots 49,; 50 do b5 lsi
Rsedirs Rk b. Isl Is do, asi; 100 do s6j 10 do as
80 do 46 IL american Fire Insurance CO.. p Bank Of Penn
& 100
.sseea BoasG,Sccc Pitts copp. es ej 2eo Union Canal
sxll, 50 Little schuy Nas sos oResdns RHrOsd s5 N
Leigh Nav So
SssSsd B0arS-I coo Alle Go; Ss Pitts, 7sl 1000 Ane@
Co & eteuhen - 75f; 600 Aeg Co Ga Valley "a; 5oee
2Oo aion Cana Gs 81 goo do IS; loc
sehu,h u Nav 6s So ~ go City r. r. o. s5f eco do
fS,t Penna r. r. t4i lo0 Long Island r. r. b5wn, III; loo
Rsadpe r r. days t6l l57 do cash, ~ 900 Morus CAns
ri, Lehsh Nav Hwn So Is Mount Carbon K r. s. Bank
SIN Au.st a, leo
<tr RcyJ-iCO Sshuyl Nav rref'd SCI 70 do, bs, s2
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BUFFLo Aug $3.50 M.-FLoUR in light supply, d.uanf
ig and prices unchensed sales 500 6bls a. ssa$s 6e
sood 10 extra Wsconn IS 750 rs 90 Tor Chic anf
Michigan Wheat demand good and msrke, 6rmer; salss
7oo bushels Upper Lake Spring &C ~ sea q So 600 do ns-
white Ohio col. and 800 DO. white Michigan az - 81
CoRN-Acye demand sales 80 600 bushels oc sni snail
parcels 70c. OATS without movement CANAL FREcHrs
lie for Albany Lake Imports for the last Is houns
Flour "a bbl Wheat Il Gil bushi Corn, lei do 0sts.
500 DO Canal Exports todsy; FLOUR 0s bbls Wheat 100
bush; Corn. - 9gi do; Oa's. 6,2T do.
ALBANY Aug $3.50 2. M.FLoUR market d1n AMI prices
unchareed CoRN-Sales 900 bushels - Sc OARS 5 e52e
weight for Chicago; sales eco bushels. BAILEY Malt
6i and 600 bushels ditto private terms REcEPrs By
Car al to-5sytlour, loO bbs Corn, 1887 bushesi Oa
075 bushels
CHARLESTON, August 6-Our CorroS MARKET Is dul' and
prices without change. sales to-day, 30 bales
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without any marked activity the Stock market to-
day vas strong, snd at the close well sustained,
and fer some descsi, 7tiors buoyant. The movement
in Reading continues, and the closing price sai
an improvement of Il = cent. Letters from Phila-
delpAia intimate that there has been some ecnsidera
be Tnrchascs there for Foreign account. Ere was
steady at 52l, an advance of cent. Hudson
River IL Panama sold at on New-York Central
continues to sell offered at sss the price Of the last
sonr days. The Western shsTes &revery strong; Gs-
kna and Chicago was 100 bid, an advance OF 2
cent, Michigan Central, ee Michigan Southern lOSl
Chiesgo and Rock Island, s7s Cleveland and Toledo,
%. For Cleveland and Pittsburgh % was bid, an
advance Of = cent without bringing ont any stock.
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MARINE 10 URNA l..
PORT OF NEw-YORK.. ..
Cleared.

stesrshirs-George Law, Gray, Aspinwal, NJ. Rbersi
Daniel Webster Min Punta Asnas C. Morgan; gn A&gsf
Tuner ST. John. \. b.. Spoford Tloston Co.
ShpsG ay Feather, Brown, Msbourne, smith b0ynt)
Cambria Perry St Johns, w J. T. TapIcoft 4 Co.
BsIks-Tauser. Sweitser Mrsmscm Wath Dasis chsssi
Louisa Bliss Hyler New River NIB -. w Ewsll Co J1
liz saturslense (PoTt) Bi)za Bsb1 aud market Fitch
Co.; Olivia spsil, Cape Chatte j. W. Elwcl & Co.
Brigs-E INNS Zoler OBJ Rest,te, Shsdisc, N. w.
Never; Eyira Rich Salem Snow Burgess Enterprise Brb
Wiseman, Wind or, J. $. Whitney & Co Fldoia Heks.
Georgetown, Abbott Dodge Co Telegraph speer, ha'5s.
d. Curtis Co.; Acaiau (bE) LOckhAt Windsor y. T.,
MASTER s. Joy, Ryder, Doboy Island, c. Il l. Peers. -
scbooneIsGeo. Luf Line, BALTIMORE l. hernli j. w
Smith, Douglas SoI Dston, Van Brunt slasht; Lilly Hem
derseD Wilmington, McCready, Mott Co Louisne CJnhns
Charleston McCTesdy Mott Co. Susan Loring, Boston -
W. Lewis; w r. Conquest, Seeok New Haven msstof Sc
auine nottingham, baltimore. johnson Lowden.
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MARRIED.

pLrIEIsox-BXxtDIcT-On Tuesday, July d, In Oakland
County Mich BY the Rev. Zenss COmaD, RoBERT BLEsZf-
kos Eq the New YORK Free Academy, 20 Miss Louisa
BEsEDeT, daughter q the late Rev Rcesrd H. Benedict
HIxnAs-sINERs-In NewYork, Wednesday, Aug. !, by
the Rev DR. Vemlye, T. l.. HIsMAS Of w.Haven Conn,
Miss lsABEILA O. daughter Of the lac Dr. VIM L. Sinners
ofthis city
scoTT-RosrOn Tuesday, July 81, BY the Rev. A. H. Robin
THoMAs SCorT Miss ELSIE A. ROsK both Of this city
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The aggregate Of the last dividend was s3l2 c52 IS
leaving fund OF reserved profits Of s36s, 200.
Acts were passed at the last session Of the Lsisla-
ture of Maine to incorporate the Alfred, Auburn Bath
Canton, City Bank, Biddeford, Fairfield, Oakland
Peoples and West Buxton Banks, and to increase the
capital stock of the Bank Of Winthrop Belfast, Bu Ks
port CascO, Eastern, Merchants, Portland, Ocean,
State, Teonic and Union Banks, and the surrender Of
the charters OF the China and Atlantic Banks accepted
The Buffalo Democracy says the following table
viii show the receipts by Lske of few Of the lead
ing articles at this port from the opening up to the st
Of AUGUST. for two yonrs.
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Passengers Arrived

IN ship Pals,.e from London and lie Of Wght-I Union
and sdy Mr. and Mr. Wilson Mrs Bistow and chi Mig
Andrews Mr. jenkins and lady Mr. Turner Mr. rufna, Mr.
Ackenden snd Of England Mr. COpeman Mrs Cockef aud
child Mr.. Cole -
,ieamshp United States, from Harond-Chares BLANCHARD
sEd LADY Mrs Gavin and child C. Pen0t Capt fhos.
Leo d. Patterson D. Smith s d. de Ia FeTti, Regina
and lady.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

The annual meeting o. the Sockholderz Of the Pas
ssic and Hachenssck Bridge Company was held at
Newark on Saturday last. The Treasurcr's report
showed ,he receipts OF the pest Year to have been
sl2 ss2 81, and se disbursements S6,s43 81. Toe
following gentlemen were elected Directors for the
ensuing year Samuel Meeker, President; VIM.
Wright, John p. Jackson, John 5. Darcy, Dudley s..
Gregory, Aired :. Dennis. L. Spencer Goble was
elected Secretary and HenryJ. SOuthmsyd, Treasurer
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RF Telegraph.

BOSTON Ase GAR. ship Ans-snthe. fr Cs.su.s II y
,; bsIk Coss-ck, Paiang via 81. Helena, June ~ oDe
t5wcd uupd New [ork with her inward esa H. In.
July - lAi 80 p NJ Ion. s. spoke slip JOSIAH D"''
Cslcu- u Tor keu-Ycrk.