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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27
valley Of Virginia Tnslg-
rance COqRlD1mV.

- g. W. MORRISON Agent for thi. company,
-. is constantly travelling through North
western Vrginn. and will affect in~nranccs
nron property at the most liberal terms
Residence, Wheeling, Va. ic21 tt
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27

BEATING john BULL.-CopInin Rodman,
the commandment CT the Ordnance Depart
ment at Baton Rouge, La, has invented
machine by which sixty Minnie rifle
balls per minute can be cast The Eng
fish machine casts only forty per minute.
The Ordnance Department at Baton
Rouge is also manufacturing Minnie RI
files. This is done by etfecting certain
changes in III common rifle.
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Hiram Dawson, Defendant.

Hiram Dawson, Defendant.
The object Of this suit is to obtain decree
for the RECESSION of a certain contract in writing
dated October the Goth, 1859, for the sale by the
plaintiff to the defendant of a certain tract o e.
acres of land, situated OH the waters of Little
Rock Camp run and other branches Of Ten Mile
Greek, in Harrison county. Aud it appearing
by affidavit flied that the defendant is not resi-
dent OF this State, it is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit. n copy.
Ttstc. G. G. DAWSON,
jcl3 1t CIk.
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Notice.

N me. either by note or book account, are r.
oucsted to cali and make payment Of the same,
as am DESTROYS Of closing up my books hume
diately; "a 1s.,-t J: b. MULTIPLY.
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TO the heirs az abflEceL anu
Soldiers al. G + 4 REVOLUTION

a an q OIneEs vars
sTOHN s. GAIIIAHER former
- y Third Auditor ofsthe u. S.
Treasury. g R0B'T. III GALI4A- 4a
HER, Attorney for Claimants, s.
Todd's Marble Building 4 hing Is:ssSs a E
ton city, continne to give 1siIs FSsSSSS9
al prompt attention TO the pf6s ecr- &sIAi
ton of EVERY DEsCRIPIt6s 81 claims afyaIIst AZ,
GEEERAIs koNRRsSoIRNT. rlieir fam tys wild
the general Lop inc of bus lies S connected Nth
the several Y enssI "a and the experience
number Of cases here 5Fe entrusted to th6ir
care, wasfHnts them in tehderihg their seryiCAs
with renewed comic enee4 g the very numerous
represents tfves of officers and Soldiers of the
Revolutionary aud other ~ aFss Who have beS
come entitled by acts of Congress, to commttta-
ton, half-pay pension, or bonnty land.
In addition e thor experience, they possess
npFgrtaining to the numerous clhsses of claims.
- Army Officers, Soldiers, Transfers, Ma
val Ofheers, Seamen, and Navy Clerks, for their
surviving widows or minor children who served
in tho oluti6nary War, War of 1912 Florida
or any of the Indian Wars, for period of not
less than FOURTEEN DAYS arc now untitled to a
Land w aTtant for $50 ACRES. Those who have
1eceiyed their 40 or so acre warrants are now en-
titled to an additional quantity to make theirs
equal to $50 acres.
FEHs-For obtaining an so acre warrant, So;
100 acres, SIS 160y acres, $40. r. s,. r5{rsy -
~ Regular cortespop dents who PrcpAretca-
scs and forward them to thea bove address for
management here, viii be dcalt with libOrally.
f8y-A GotRT or CHAINS having boon created
by Congress, before which AL pRtvArE CHAINS,
not Heretofore provided for by law, IRE to be
presented for adjudication, theundersiGted will
undertake the management of any cases rcqt,i-5
ring attention before that court, and devote their
best energies to the interests OF their clients
ssS They ask no fee in advance, nor do they
mako any charge for their sOrvic texcopt
where previously agreed upOn) unless they nro
successful in obtaining something FIR those who,
employ them: Address 81
JNO. IL no. H.GALLAHERI
Washington, d. G.
n. B.-LAND WARRASTs BoUGHT AND SoLp.-
We buy Land Warrants aud Revolutionary
Scrip a. highest market rates, giving gcner lly
higher prices than any other markets "fEor, cx
ceRt those Immediately in the vicinity of-Iaud
Offices where Warrants are located: Tho ndvan-
lage of sending Warrants to Washington is that
discrepancies in assignments, which often occur
and produce difficulty, can DO rectfied frequent-
~, ut tho General Land Office. 1gs 80, 4
Apllitf. E j. S. d RIO. ll.sG.
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DANIEL M. AUV1L,

ATToRmEY & CoUNsELLoR ar Law
WILL preetiee in. the Circuit and County
wv Confts Of BaFboar and adjoining conn ties.
Address, EestoFvflle, Barbour co., "a.
! rnyl6 IS
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27
DR.. j. B. ANARCHISTS
CC8CbP3 led C3thO11cOn
For the relief and

For the relief and
cure Of suffering
Females. 1t stands
pre-eulinent for its
curative powers in
all the diseases for
which il is recon-
!, ncnded, usually
Scaled
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
OF these are Pro-
lapsus Uteri falling
oftIc womb; Fluor
AIbus, or whites
Chronic liberation
OF the W olnb g.; In
cidcntal Henlor-
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.

"TuE LITTLE G1AHT.''- BY invitation We call
cd at the establishment Of Scott IL hedges, yes
tcrday. to witness the operation OF what the in
vcntor has ,lcnomiuatcd the - Little Giant Corn
and Cob Mill.@ Ii ever name wuS we'll applied q,
weighs about three hundred pounds, and with Il
single horse attached to Il ten foot shaft it eats
up corn and cob '' with a Vengeance" 1t is got
up on an improvement OIL the bcS. patent Of tho
kind ever attained, and is so simple in its coli
struction that it can he put together and set i'll
motion in % minutes. .nd can afterwards he adj
iU>tcd and used with ease by any body. 1t will
grind with case from twelve to fourteen bushels
per hour. JET It
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27

The Catholicon is good and doing service here
All tho patients that have tried the medicine
have been benefited but one-and that one no
thing will help. Truly yours,
WM. LAIRD HAZLETT, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Ohio.
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Circular of Prices in the Baltimore
Market,
Far the trcck ending June %, $50.
REPORTED ny
RANDDI PHI 4 I.A'EI u EXP


Far the trcck ending June %, l so.
REPORTED
RANDOLPH Il LATIMER,
G6 South Street Buwlv's wharf,
AprlHs-Sulcs SlGlS3 per bill.
BUTrEK-lGcCeipts moderate ANA market quiet.
We quote
Western in kegs lO@c1l Common roll l20I4
CiIadcS - llpl Is Prime II0!7
BAcoN-AIarket more active without amy
change in quOtntions-
shoulders, l.G9n Hams, plain lO@llc
Sides, y1,MlO fancy l2l.Gl !
COUNrEr SoAr--Wc quote GMTc.
CAvrrE-rhc Offering OH Thursday last WAS
about 600 head, 100 of which were sold at
Sl.OUuL5.J0 on the hOul, equal to SS.HOG5 1880
nett,
CoRN-An active demand, with light receipts,
and we notice an advance in prices.
Wmto ,OOQrI Ole. Yellow 0AUrl Me.
CLovERsmED-Dcmand worry light and market
dull. Sales Of old at S7.OO@7.30. New at $3.50
10 81.
DNrED FRUrT. VIC quote Apples SLIGO 1877 per
hushcl. Peaches 1850 200
FLouR-Il0w St, at 5000. City Mills ut
0ars-Md. Soto GO. f.. GO to s5.
RrE-Md. Isl 10 81. Pa. l53 to 90.
SNAKEROoT-We quote Seneca 30 to SOC. Yir-
giuil 8 to 90
TAI.Low-Alar'rt dulI-at II to l2l,c.
TIMoruYSE ED--We quote 3, to SI.UO
WHEAT.
Inferior to good red 22,0A to 2lO.
Good TO prime, PIC 2.2h.
Inferior to good white, 2.lO 22O.
Good to prime, 9,2n . d,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27

Prevail on medical men to adopt il
in their practice and have no fears of tho re-
suit, from what knowledge have obtained per-
sonally of its curative powers. wish the ME
dicine kept here.
T. C. HAWKINS, NJ. D.
Waynesburg, Pa.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27

lust received and for sale . new popular work
~ by Fanny Fern, entitled ''Iile and Besuties
ofFSnny Fern. Also, q few moro copies Of that
Also, Ruth Half, Initials, Lot 1IoirelS, se., 20
getheT with many 0shsT interesting and usetut
works. A.Rs@BARNEs. =
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27
In Cllancery.

VIRGINIA, TO WIT AT Rules held in the
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Har-
rison County OH the first Monday in June, 1855
Thomas Hannah, Plaintiff, 49,. -
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no EaUIFmUds !.
ne Celebrates Pa ten co.
IlIcsl gssiIs1. S tone Egfu

fTNHFSF ,nilts ars a. ~ ~ IL. i
crinGffic5 stid my 81 s s aspas
ter Steam Wind or HbrssS y " -,
IL work sreat Z ~ -
may ia nut mn ma l;ent
person. its Tsssf &, my
and tbo az. ,,i
ever offered to the on6 icss M ~ Mi
S1s6. and then cs,,,; I,s
Of the hest FREN IN XII STtSNF Ma, si -
hut little Affected ~ F,,ses and
fncT himself. sue. e = lasS
They are durable n6k i;s4,Is5 g, ~ NJ ~ =
der and can 5S a Van l q ..
other Sind Of ~ S sA ~ 9
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-06-27
JNO. 8 & RO.H. GALlAHER,
WASHINGTON D. G.
Ocrtain Cure on mo Ghargc.

DR. HARRIS LOCK INFIRNIARY,
II No. 81 SoUrn GAY ST.,
(Bet'ccen Second and Lombard sts,, Balt.)
a SAFE AND SPEEDY CURE EXPECTED OR NO MO-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10
THE NEw-HAvEN CoMPANYY AND Mr.. SCHUYLER
To he Editor or The ~ y. Tribune.

SIR; The letter published by YOU from Robert
SCHUYLER airns directly what has often been stated "a
conjecture tie part of persons more or less con,
yeisant with the affairs Of the New-Hayen Railroad
COMPANY. Ii therefore merits a more patient exam
inetion than the public appear disposed to give
Mr. Schuyler says that his Grm paid of q certain
amount of the bonds of the New-IIaven Railroad
Co. for which the Company had made no other proYl-
sion in cash. rather than 10 leave the burden of their
redemption TO him as President and Financial Agent.
Ills provision he say 3 made by HIS firm Of X *
G.. l. Schuyler, VINO would in that event certainly he
entitled to credit for The amount so'pad on prOduc-
ing tie capceed bonds as vouchars.
TIE whole question at issue TO this point between
Messrs. Dyar and Schuyler, az summed up in the Re
port to tie Stockholders of 10th May 1855, page 20,
ard Mr. Schuylers letter, rests entirely upon ques-
ton CT fact Did Mossrs. Schuyler perform this duty
OF the New. Haven Company Did they pay bonds
as they maiured for the Company or notl
think they did, Messrs. Editors, forming my belief
upon the presentations of dsnerested persons VINO
held those bonds not denied by the Associate Direct
ors with Mr. Schuyler, when there was no personal
reason OH their part for the denial
New bonds appear TO have been handed to MIR.
SCHUYLER to the extent of 25 600 and we're charged
TO lin on he Trensurers books but he does not seem
TO have been credited on the same books with the
amount OF matured bonds paid by him.
Tie term Financial Agent will no doubt be objected
to by the Iepudiatng Directors and their counsei but
il is applied very deliberately, and if there were no
other evidence of iis appropriateness II may be found
in the Directors Report referred 10, page 20, where
the follow .ng apologize statement appears:
After the expenditure of the capital of 81 900 900 by
the Company Mr.. Schuyler as President, had been
for many gears borrowing money for the excess of the
cost OF tie road and equipments beyond that sum- For
the sums go borrowed he gave receipts signed by
"Robert SCHUYLER, Pres't n. Y and y. Ii. X. K Co."
and portion of these loans repaid by Issuing
bonds 10 the parties making the loans Some of these
loars were made to the Company by the firm of X. &
G. l.. Schuyler" DC.
Yet the theory of the defense in the late suits, az
sugge sted by The counsel tor the Company that
Mr.. Schuyler deGrauded the Company and the public
for the benefit Of bis firm, the directors being guile
less babes aud therefore mourning responsibility
for themselves the Company they represented. And
the same counsel now tell the innocent stockholders
that in Consequence of an adverse decision from a
nearly unanimous Court they go up TO the Court of
Appeals much stronger than If the decision had been
IN their favor!
July 4, 1851
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CLASSIFICATION.

COFFIE-The demand to-day has been more sctiye espec
zee ass Ro on private terms S. Do at aioic MsrssSo
ollie. 30 St. Domingo 0sici 20 bags Layuasra az
FLOUR AND MEAL-A better demand for Western and
State Flour for the home trade and the East and for Western
higher Encts Olt2ne1. notice demand Tor Albany
End Troy there Il inquiry for future delivery mainly
exports the better grace u fair request at former prices
the sales 10 80 ttls AZ 70 20 s7 for 70 very
State SO 75d ~ 3 for mixed good brsns Mchs
Indiana, Fper Lake aid Common good Ohio; and : u u
IS for extra Geneee. Included in the sales 1900 bbs Ohio
October delivery aud for export private terms Canadian
bis. 20 75a SO s7t for very best
lTsnd Southern Fouris unchang the demand
dsne,; Of 80 bbs at 80 Jod sl for mixed to god
STANDARD brands; Alexandria Baltimore aud Howsrds
$ll 9 L 5 for favUe, fancy and brands Rye
Tour Gmeri sales Of 80 bbs ~ SEA 80 Sl Corn Ne.
hesvyi sales $50 bis - 75q 81 g7 for Pennsylvania
and Jey; and 81 puncheons Brandy wine - 90
bts. do e IS 3 IS 81 there fair demand for good
CJNNI BAGs-Pnces are firm At Boston 100 bales sold at
GUNNYCLOTH- Pces ter, upward; the arrivals are fair
at testen ssies were mace Of GO bales ct 3c yard
OhAlN-Fnme white WLes- l. and held above the
views Of buyes new is not plenty and hat oaens il
order ne sales are bush new Southern red and white at
yasbe; e Of so bush . 5eS s.. 0ars easier
ru saes - CfO f-b a, IN m Corn Il ic Letter ana In
cd demand for the home trade the East and or exporti sales
Of Geo bush at Ggd9c for Inferior good western xed
6asse for southern yellow. and u 10 for white DO.
HlDESTbe market fir from being active he supply Il
te Of he b. Ct hides but holders Of these are fn
they have d tie fear from the Of during the
weather Sales OF Buen0s AyTes . p &c dry sni
Dry Sailed St Domingo 10 Dr. At lce as they ran The stock
HAY-The market Is firm the arrivals moderate; sales Of
SO beles a. : "a y f6i per lfo -.
ON-Hodersof SEQ Oh Pig lion quite drmi the sales
40 tuns 80 ~ $751; mos the latter pdce for small
lots.
LEAD-Ihe market fTm, hut without activity ssles ofloo
tuns Stobersr q 80 ~ cash.
LEATHFR-The market "a sdy with fair demand
better qualities Of Henock and prces Of these well main
tain ed Heavy well hel Oak 10 lees request and prices
sre firm az previous quotations.
AoLASsEs continues in steady moderate request at fall
former the stocks steadily ssng tho sales today
10 bids. Cuba Muscovsdo ow Tase c, c Neuvi
sup AZ Sc and 90 bbls Of New Orleans 5d3c Sales
ket az nc, less a = cent.
NAVAL sroREs-spiriIs TprpeIips !. frpe With msrs
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

PROCEEDINGS UNDER TIRE PRoRTBIToRY Law
Yesterday Edward Morrison, tavernkeeper corner Of
Fulton and Hudson-avs Hugh Fitzpatrick, tavern
keeper, Hudson-av. and wilIOughby-st, and Tomas
Lynch tavern-keeper corner Of Hoyt and ButIer-sts
we're arrested by Officer Frost on warrants charging
them with selling liquor contrary to law. They sp.
peared before Justice Smith Of the Court of Special
Sessions The first named two being members Of the
Kings County Liquor Dealers Association they were
defended by counsel employed by that body. In the
case OF Fitzpatrick, Mr. Morris moved the discharge
of defendant before pleading on the ground; First
That II dee net appear IN said wansgt rhsiher tho
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inquiry for export; sale. Of s bb. vale eah -r.h.,.
seIe Cnds stesdy ard prime los hed ssas IA
&c ttis Wnnston soa At 81 a$2 ST Common Re-ss y
ursons ~ ~ y SO rs mostly a. the isss r',s
ow1re 81 bh 500 StSfd - l2i ani 90 hbl. IN. ~
80 750 = End - IS hb Tar Is without vsrioa, ~
il sssh 90 ~ 50. ~
OILs-1be uSIiet Tor sh Lios-ed l. very su, in N.
atsfrce q speculative feeling The arrivals uoirr,,s
Sales f store SIC cash Crude Whale IS uuehanKcd ~.
make very f aud prime ots be bought nu@r "a
d7i Refined saaee and prices firm SEC for Spfiax AL
e. Sc. for Winter. Crude Sperm qu.ef, lean 81 -
ofmOmeni Manufactured in slight request AZ 81 f5as2 IL
for 81 m ana Winner unbieachrd and - Oa - IS sr "a
do eesShed Land Ol sustained 10 ice; aes Of wssn,
Western at 60 cash Olive steady sales 100 baskets quarts
al IS ffd - 20, mos.
FROvISlONSA srn feeling ia our Pork market; ,As a.
msud not large; holders firm: he arrivals light; sss
&c bis SO ga SO 57i FOR new Ness SO ~ fr "a
DO, aud sic S7 $40 81 fr PINE. Beef IN "a, resass
sud the arrivals very derato; sales Of 20 b
az GlldKS for County Mess - 75G 40 . for DO P,ine
ard SIS a. % for RIP cked Wsscfn P-ine Mss 4 auiss
81 ga SO BEEF Hams d. a. Sl5G Si7 50 Bacon J.
the demand Is fair; sslss Of Is bids aud a. 7d3 6
Shoulders, and siQlt c for Hams Lard held 6rmy bat
ses slowly the 'yas moderate sales 4 30 AslS All
bs ae. Butter whou, change Of Imports he
EG.cc. Chsese l. quiet az fd9ic
RlCE-Tbe acons yery trivial aud prices
char sed small sales oily hsve ualsred with At r1asa
sUCARS-The make, without ans important change prices
rule 'tesdy with moderate demands the sses f hide
Cuba Muscoyado a. Gtc aud 20 bids NsOroAus al "a D
6i-.. the latter pilce Tor choice.
SEF DS-A limited business doing in Coverseei TO- Ollie
Timothy Seed dull ~ Calcutta Lns ed is heavy sales Of
sALfPETER-At Boson ths sales have been hst only 100
tass Crude 81 &c. = ID molihS
TALLOW-1he msrktt 10 heavy the supply Is by means
large: sales Of - Gee n AZ n t0i.c, cash
NHShf-The market rather e,sier, bat Irregular sales
Of 81 bbs ct &C. for Jerseys 0iafle Tor Ohio and Pn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

Black Warrior Bullock Havana New-OGeans, Livingston,
Crocheron & Co.
CONTEXT Brewser Bombay, a. 4. Low Brosi T. D,nsoo,
" iiauls Rotterdam Pot Smith Co; Manhattan DSon,
Liverpool &. II. Marsha s. Co . =,
Burks- f. A. Rovey Beawan, Richmond o. 3 Cori LINDA
Stewart Stirling Rchnood, maseri G. g. Williams Onsead,
Havsna r. " King Coz c. T. jay Clark, PhiadePHa Js
Htnd. - Mai,
Briss-O S Penny Davis Malaga. j. Thompsonj Dsaheld,
small Port nu. Prince Delahed: Trade Wind, Mtham,
buchiI R. P buck Co.; W. 4. Dugan, Bsbcock Po's-au.
rLce Nose PerEiUs, a. Go. =, , a,
schoneIs-W. A. Hlis, MeGegor, Wilmington NC, Ne
reacy Nett Co.; Windsor tBrD Dawson, 81 John o..
n; Bay State Sherwood Boston Dayton Sprague ,o sat
rly Ste'son Charleston, McCready, Mott Co. hesper
Habsdos ferneston Jonesi Mary Chase New'ayen IL u
L y Goodwin.
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Markets Reported BIZ Te,egraph.

CoEN-Saes 7o0 bushels Western MIXED AZ Soc sd0a AMI
Ole IN lots. OATs-Chcago 59lc weight. WaiskN-Ssle,
at sec.
BurrALo July g. 1880 P. M.-FLoUR-Demand GOOD and
common gadesa haft boer sales OF " bills - ga 70 -
G 20 good Upper Lake I2t fancy do sHd
- ), for fancy and extra Illinois Michigan an Ohio. WusAr
Sales OF 81 bush Upper Lake private terms Cs2s
active and rin sales Of So go bush a. e and 5000 ouh
ON private OATS lower; sales Of 5000 bush az Die
WasKY lower sales of leo bbs Soc RECEIPTS for the "
hours ending night: Fsur 100 hb Wheat, 489 bu'hs
Corn IS 10 o Oas IS 6 DO CANAL ExPoRrs tor the s.ns
time: Flour 59 bbs Wheat lOs BUSH Corn, l@'o' 40
Oets. ls.hI .o,,,- ~. -
OswTGo July g. 6i P. MSalss today Of 300 bhl. FLovs
AZ pa SO Osvego sud CANADIAN Sales OF oVOO bush
spring Canadian WHEAT ~ D. aud S o bush Upper LsAs
on private sales Of 1880 bush. CoRS at 8jic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JULY g.
Before Commissioner STILwELL.

CHARGE or ASSAULT WITH DANGEROUS WEAPON.
Capt. Kennedy of the ship Virginian was arrested
and examined as above on complaint Joseph Morton Of
the who alleged that the Captain du ing ths late voy
age from New Orleans TO Havans struck him and als1 pre-
pistol him and threatened blow his brains OUT
On examination the testified TO the Captain having done as
stated On crossexssmnation BY counsel he could not ate
what kpd of pistol it wss but knew that pistol from
the TACT Of the Captain having presented at him and l TO
ronpnnapt he would blow his dn brains out The Corim
oper dismissed the comp amt the being positive that the
Captain blow the brains out aud it not being
concutvey shown he thought that he had pistol and
that the charge had not been proved.
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Increase .or the first six months of 1885, $50 222 81
or about IS per cent.
This road is now al under contract to the Missssip-
p4cffhe entire grading and bridging will be done
within the present year.
new Marine Insurance Company is being formed
in this City by come of most prominent business
men. Tie new Bank icing organized by the re-
jeced Directors Of the Broadway Bank is under good
beadway. 1t promises to Lseome one of the best of
the new Bsrks.
About hat million in gold bars have been engaged
for the Wednesday steamer which amonnt will prob
ably be increased to ssoO 900 or perhaps MORE The
Golden Gate to Panama from San Francisco It is
stated took about 81 loo, 600 in gold of which about
s2oo COO viii probably go to England from AspnwaD.
Jbe FsIwen Bank of Reading, Pa, has recently
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DIED.

AucBrxcLoss-On Monday, July g. Staten Island, HUGH
AucHINcLoss Etq.. in the 10th year OF his az
Tirnel, notice will be given Of his funeral.
BARTos-On Wednesday, July 4, Francis ~ BARTON, at
Messerole st., aged % years
The emans were inferred the cemetery Of the Evergeena
JoHss1oN-In this city Monday, July ELIZA JoHssToS
Youngest daughter Of VIM NJ and Mary T. Johnston aged
2ytnrs, month and 10 days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
inst from h fathers residence. No Sa8 Broomest
SruYvi Sunday afternoon July g. after proracted
Illness b. Of Joseph X. Suyvesant in the lith
yebr If his
Funeral this ruesdayl morning. lo,h inst at o'clock from
leg 2Ohs. The relations aud friends VI the family
are respectfully invited end without far her notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10

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500 Co. 44; ~ do. S5sn and int fs Poansyvsua Railroad
AZ; do, al Philadelphia Bank 1881! Mechanics Bank
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Sohuyl Nav Pref 5lf; ~ Now Creek Coal Co cash, 2
North Perm. RR. 0i % L. s Island R-R., b5 H.
Second board 800 Aeg. so 6 Steuben, Ie! Loo do,
sJwn u; 900 City &C. al 30 Reading RR 6s 10 S6 so
Morris Canal 7s 95; v Pittsbsssh 6s 81 1890 City r g.,
~ $50 do, Oh COO Long IslADt RR s. b5wn 81 3o9 Cam
Amboy RR IS 80 8aij n. Pean r., SOL do, s.! 40
bsav Mead RR. b5 81 500 Long Island R in los b,
~ IS Noriistown H. DAYS 81; 20 Minehil RR b5, Isl 20
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