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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-21

w,rra CunS EsrASLISuNESr..-Disciples and
li3sS Of The Hydtopathic system who wish to
4saae meitcal tte0unsnt With Tie pleasures and
ai.rs Of : cool aud healthy summer tetteat. ate
:,a.d TO tie advertisement. ia another column
/. q. J. R.rrLra'S WArEa CUaE EsrADLIsnNE7.
!. n,untel one mile and 4 half from BEown''
.s.Pa., and is highly recommended for It's tes'
a,are capacities, aud Tot tide cOmtotI', pleas
=. .,sse.ses ,nl AnuSemenlS wh!chil OfJtds in
rvs lnl guests.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-21

g,c,,E rlOu J,lG--Fivs prisOners escaped
m ,l,e ISL a. z.aes,ille GU Wednesday night.
..y were. I!eAiy Btown. aged %, fatmet BY Co.
o,,iou. and stephen PeatsOn, aged ~, labote'
.,s,ilins theft Trial on charge Of buelaty;--
.Liss RsuJiuol, sEel IS, clerk BY profession,
,,sed With passing cOuntetfeit money at Dtes'
IA. Ds,u Weaver. ased IL; charged with bur.
an, 1nl t,abeilo Hoyh aged 2Q-awoitinG bette
a,,l 10 ths Insane Asylum.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-21

lust Received.

Just Received.
wv A. EDWARDS 4 KRo. have iutt received from
" the East, (at their New GrOteTy adjoining ne
PoTtoi an excellent aud eaGe!y 1e!tcted assortment
Of ne GrOtries " which they tHVs Tue attention o. 9
10 want u good and cheap g'Vts'es' Our 'soeE e"n''s
IL rAIt Of due ,.,...a. ~.
Rio, VarataibO, and lava coteeS, brown, C!ahed Ioi
C,utL9i anl Pllvelited SuSarSi
Teas w great variety and hue qualities
CotOs. KtOuno ind Chocolate Of Tie best bt5dl,
Ffe5h retCheS pine APPtS, StTawbeTnea aud SSpeeE'
RES, ia cans; TIcG Hour, corn sthTehi
YaFitS. $3.50, nncaronI IsinfiaSi, JelEtnaI
lerlnudI 5rIOwIOot ddeh SerIan!s [a.'lHs alnc0d''
E0iRS, eie., Fine ErUDId Table Salti
Spcei and ESStNe1 Of even variety
Together wh nlu' other aIsIees o tedious 70 emu
Cal ana EN- iEe ar yourselves. you can't but b. pleas
ed, Remember tie pVics-tOrneIo Of AAT1t aud Q1aeJ
SiTeetS, SjoinnE lie Postofiee. WAeeiIRE. Va mA|'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-21
1B INTBLIIGBNCER.
5rI:apAY MORNING. July Il. lsss.
70 Correspondents,

Seoosorhius sutaEdptl6A "a Vettisissot OH,
e SISilsss eflAt la.filigenetr, shoula Be cd.
Va be Pf0Priet0Ft.
Id X tdjIesStd to The EDITORS jointly, or 10 e.
I - oilhAH. ,,,...,--
saiy OR ore side Of the paper
'.:,Tsfe Of ne above rAleS VT. greatly ObEe ~,
nj, .,S,s DoTO PIumpt Attetti0R 20 correspondents
- III Nt0ihtTwiie toms tialeA Ceeleye.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-21
Savinps Rank Stnra.

T WOULD Ie,leeiulIy 'al 10 the citizens OF Wheeling
lEd vicinity. have just received from ;he Fast snd
N0IIh In addition 10 nv previous Ard varied STOCK Of
Boots Shoes, Hats, taps, hornets, Umbrellas and Car
ret Sacks seat variety Of lAdleA' ai udAAeA GhiUnA
ale Ssc<a s'L Gais'A. Gents FareY $LOea, Caters.
NOeskn ard Summer Has, wheA DIs1 Aueh terms
- to make tire tie beading Of ihis notice.
Rnnnt's for lJihe;-thereNre invite all ye its'IEv,
.Aot.t'. astIt c5eJI. And 5sg4! "laas children Of
Adam In call al Tue Old Post Uts COreT, opposite Nc.
Lulc House. where yOu will fnL al the goods Of above
description, believe lower EaaAnY Olher pace 10 this
jei q Il. WATSON.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-21

sOOtx Drl7R-Oa Monday As the rassesses
IA ,tom Wheeling was approaching Quintet.
4. /, ,,tsnset Who had got IN al FaimOnt died
!, z,ldeuIy. lie had been suffering ftcm an al
!, Of 1nuha, ), and when tGksa out Of the cats
d. Tunnel TO be conveyed acsosS the hill, was
M 10 te IN iyia. condition. lis coIpss was
~ back TO PaimOut fOs intetmsal. no one
rN NJ, name.
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]. w. LEE.
no OK sE1eLR IL

coGSER or %AuR ASn USIOS srs., waFEttSa, Va.
II EEPS constantly on had variety OF bOOkS, among
n which nay be loUud tie wIiks Of all the ,eadaE WI
te Of Toe tllnea Suth as James, KuweT, sue, biIa 4.
DdpaT. bennst, Arthur LirpaTi, DGnl1S, aud Lever.
M.Hy Of his works ae bOund ia good atyle with baekS
He also keeps Exchange Library. PERSON. PuIchAs.
lug books mar Ien them amer eAllhs Them, t0r which
* w pay Tue following pHteu lOr 1t books N C3i &c
hooks 90c, tOI 81 books SOteniS. lnh99!lY
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Mew Stock of Boots and Shoes at
N. L. D0RSEY'S

~ 1923 HsiR II. I JsoTt kl0ae Union a.
HAVING IelOlEed from the Manufacturing EuabItsh'
IL the Fat Mia 2toek OF boots and Shoes,
compiling al ikt varied %tyleS Vl The Plsseut aud ar
pINaChinE ieGOn Of IS5 would TeS eetslly HNiie Que
and al 10 Ia and eGamlne mT SIoEh, as an eoHHdeM
that can sdt all and every body, pOvled sooJ PRETTY
ai IhsSp cO,S viii JOI. iIei 10 Keep The bea quail
~ OF goods ~ my l, ard W .el heap tot eltA'
e thai iney eau b aOUshi eiNsNhee. Ian aud examine
my suodG AID tey don't pease, no Chabe ws he nAde
.OI examining.
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lempfeld Railroad Company,
,o1lcs 70 vnl0 cogNtr s1oekn0tOEAs,

j. - S,o.kbN jtvI 81 The HenrAed Railroad Company
al All Il NE once Of tie company. III wheeling,
tt 81 aud .Sh Of IHly, aRd receive Ihetf III.
~. - wN. HART CAEH,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-07-21
Trust Sale.

! ASk od4C"
~ vi,ioe Of ed 81 Trust tYstu!ed By LomS IYhN.
p dated On tie jh FebrulIY 1855, aud recorded 10 tue
CeiEA Office o. OHIO county coNtt We shall on the iSih
LAy Of Juy newt erroie to sale At public auction on The
pemlSeS, iEIJ the village OF Fulton ia OHIO comfy, Va
little and owed 5T Slid LOUIS halha De'r sid village
where he now IeFde, 4onpo~d to contain aboo: 'oGT
acres Of and tVsrller with al the bdlda,1 aud inI
pTOy eUEA :e0H; Also, AZ the PSBs tHIe ani PL &c ell
;aid Vas BSyEas household aud Kitchen fUtnIIIs aud
5UUksi disO, ,O6kAWay cStraRr.
AiO, the l9ih jar Of JuY EeX; The front door Of
he :Ouri hOUse Of Ohio county, The following parcels Of
sTounl In TIE eiI Of wheEin:, via:
L0l 30 II and the AOu'h hA OF lot No. i?. sHAte on
The we.t sid: Of Mlin NCe IN vat part Of the eilT Of
Wheeling Cltd jonathan ZIre lidlIiVn ard the whole
NJ ihe west ptItH OIA No. l2 and II IA said addition
Terms made XAOwu IN 'Ge daT o. sale. selling as
TTUAseeI we ShSn only coaYeY SEh title aslS vested ia
u. NELSON,
GEORGE BIYHA,
eit:IawtL TIuIteeG.
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Three.Mile Ice

Three Mile Ice
rT,uR substbers would inform their nienda, and the
siiiIeps Of Wheeling generally, that they have CON.
mFpcei delivering lee "a The city, and ave pteaIea 70
tlTRlIh 10 all 10 want II, an eEsef"t aiiee Ael ee
tDe wet bnc Of the river, aud Ii etaT, beautiful Zee
'TSt GEORGR SCHBLLHASR 4 Co
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NJ } Ri I'as9,r,r;!!! -
Dear SIR - hive been sRie'CJ or three year. NTH
fheuuatsmi III ny bach, en-: Ie iS'I 'tT oRIhy cot
OUT CITY nNssd w nrityrns uEe bottle oi Chtts FtG
iu,WeM aud try what effect Il wOuh hare, ole hot.
ne mas relieved much that was able tO Get Out Ut
iy bed without derutE II been blessing 10 Rfj
Igst try IL lot yOuT&el and you Will be well PlelsN
MRS. ". COCH2A
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DOY'S cali hooiI,
ID do KipbVo'E,
do Calf ONnrl TEST
do hTnaInI
Rows boots AMI snOss OF every kind and Inscriptions
Also, cA0!d EuS Shoes Gates, &C. Of 81 sorts anu
sizes; ia nct can sUt yocdy ia anys lug Tier MAJ
want IN mr. lie. pTuI OIgei 1873 Nam steel! WLee!ns'
r S-CopniIy merchants sorting w pG casH "!lI DO
vel 10 eAIl ,sn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-14
DIED.

BARx.RD-In Brooklyn "Wednesday july III choer. in
faniun AiFsED EUeESE, infant son Of Chs T. and Csihs-
rine NJ. Barnard
BLAcK-On Sunday July D. AGAEs BLACK AZ No <5 West
2fth-st., sged u years
The remains were inferred Cemetery Of Evergreen
EpGlR-In Brooklyn Friday morning July H. RurH, wife
=. Wu, Edsar.
=, O'clock her late residence, Of Hoyt
80 $780, without further invitation.
G.ssIsos-On Thursday evening July IL at soaghi
Loo Islsrd SARAH CAEoivs n VIE ~ :. ,Jarri.on-
The relatives and friends Of the family reque.ted 70 attend
the funeral without further notice from the residence Of
her husband No. lSl South 4fh Saturday - o'clock
viii be taken 20 the Cemetery the EveTgeenS
HAAsESuddeny Of spopexy on Sunday evening July g. a.
HE residence No le4 Atantic-st, Brooklyn Dr. NJ H.AsE
His remains were inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
H,rI-In this city, 1hursday. July r. afts short illness
Of congestion OF the brain, Mr.. RALPH AL AGED
Ills remains have been taken 70 Cunecteut for intersnt
HTSesLAGE-Oo Thursday Idfy - JoHs HERMAN HEIsRcH
HHGsLASE only son Of John and Ehzibth Hingslsse,
aged yesrs. months and 10 days.
LIZ ROY-At Hal oTd Thursday, July H. AUGUSTUS ~ La
Roy son Of seco lie Roy ESQ., Of New York aged 81 years
end 40 mOufts
MeNsLLY--At Brooklyn on Thursday, July p, ASDaEw
DEMON McSEELY, second son Of Andrew MeNeely agedT
ySars, 6 months and 3 days
SITCBELLAt Brook ", on lhursdsy norui3s Iu ~ 70
LINE LAURA wife OF Dr. L. Mitchell and daughter Of the
Bon. b. r. LaDgdon, VT, al the age OF - years
MOoREOn Thusday, July L. ALosZo MOORE aed u years
2monbs and u days
wife Of Robert NJ Olyphant Of this city, aged 81 years
ORIELY-On Thursdsy. July T. RICHARD ORlfLY, native
ofKels County Of Meath, Ireland
Y-On Thursday morning. July p HENRY CLAY sLVEY,
Robert and Sarah sAyey aged years months and q
days. -.
YILE-At Meriden. Conn, on Thursday, July II RErTA
LorIsE, infant daughter Of Henry C. snd Amelia W. Yale,
aged months.
The friends Of the family are attend the funeral
the residence e her parents, No 90 Clnon Brooklyn on
Saturday, July a. at o'clock =. NJ
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Markets Pepor,,4 Bv T,,,sr,..s

OswEGo. July 10, q PM.-FLOvR; sal sto-dAy ,sa,,
90 25d t0 for common % extra State and 10 f,r
WHEAT; sales, 10 co bush az - 80 for Canadian ass Al
for Chicsgo RECEIPTS ;0-day: 500 bb.s Flour; is y
NheAf II Coo bush. Corn. "a
BUFFkLo. July iS-f:So M.-Thcrr was fair i,.,...
FLoUR today sales 90 bb. ~ 90 15Gs9 % for C1I ~
fancy Wisconsin; aDd 80 sra IS 80 for Ino. -
and Michigan NHEAresles 600 bushels par 4. 80
Sheboyssn Spring aud the remainder private tern. =
is frsr; sales % OO bushels s0d3o,c oars ss,I
10 co. bushels the spot at Sc and 600 bushels % ~
6S,c CANAL FREicHrs9c. 70 Albany aud lie 70 N..ysx
LAKg IMPORTS for the p hours enGirs coon ,od.y-P
itls Corn 1900 bushels CANAL ExFoRrs foF IA. 49, -
Flour 1888 bbs Wheat So bushels Com 81 30 Sss-
Oats 4, f9 bushels
NEw.ORIFaks, jay ,a-rhe Pacific. new, was rs..,.,.
dsy and published "a the evening editions and the psr
CoIToS advance TAI under the iehusnes Of The 10,
sales to-day :. bales mddling nomasly otens FLEIs
tgiHe b. .ner Com Western White sells at sc Fsssss
Cote. TO Liverpool 7-i6d. srESLNG EXCHANGE esst
CHARLESTON July l2-The sales of CorToS daring IL n,
week have been 1870 bales a. general cline offdk "a
Good Md1ins Is quoted At 100 loe Tie receipts q ss
stock Of RICE In market Is very light
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FRIDAY, July l3-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, July Isl. NJ.
There is no new feature in the Stock market today.
The dulness before noticed rules, but with little
pressure of stock on the market the quotations
generally sustained Operators carry stocks without
difficulty and consequently in dull market like the
present they hold on for rise AT the close the mar
ket was firm. Erie was So! a sch Reading 95I, Cum
berland 29t &c. Erie about ! . cent better than
yesterday having been quite steady during the day.
The Railroad Convention about to assemble will prob
ably discuss the matters in question between this Com
pany and the Central Reading was steady but not
active. There is uncertainty in regard to the
dividend brought about by the recent conversion of
hafa million obonds upon which the coupons were paid
while the stock would be also entitled to the dividend
If any should be declared. 1t is however expected
that the dividend will be made, y cent. Harlem
and Hudson River were heavy. Michigan Southern
improved to 1885, Cleveland and Toledo sll; Mich-
gan Central GOT, &c. Cumberland was steady and
closed firm. Nicaragua was quiet but steady. Rail-
road Bonds are firm but in moderate demand. ILL
nois Central improved y cent, selling at esq Fries,
1871, s6l Fries, 1875, 92i 1883, 81, &c. 10 State
Stocks the business moderate at about previous
prices. A sale of $4,000 Government Is, 1867, was
made for banking purposes at 1901, which is i'm
provement
The market is very quiet for Exchange, and the
rates without change Sterling, q 10 per cent
Francs, 5.l5d 5.l2l.
To Liverpool we notice engagements, 90, 600 bush.
Corn, Sd, in bulk and 900 bales Cotton, 7-32d.
The payments at the Sub-Treasury were $500, 79e,
Of which s25O,OO0 went into the street. Received
s2so,33 including $50 600 from Dubuque Balance,
s2,o29, 1877 Paid from Assay Office, s2O, 95s. Paid
on disbursiDg checks, s62, 49, The duties to-day
larger than they have been this year in one day.
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week show
large falling off compared with the same week of
last year-being 81, 2lOs97 against So 49, 49, The
details are:
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PhiladeIphia Markets .
FRIDAY. July -.

INSPECTION FLOUR MEAL for the week ending ly
r. 1855: 625 bills Of superfne FLOUR I'D DO fine; 3t do
mddings ga DO Rye Flour 23l do Corn Neal g do.
demned. Total 10 ga.
There is nothing doing In BARK. Coat trade Is dull, blt
there change prices The COTToS market 10 hrm but
quiet and only about $50 bales found buyers to-day previous
CLovERsEED without much Movement AID prices
range 20 25d sc 80 = bushe FLoURThe market has
dergone change There little demand for Shipment
Good brands continue and sales making for
home consumption al 10 to oil for fair " good retailing
MEAL and RYE FLOUR remain Inactive previous quotations.
WHEAT-There isyery little Offering, but the demand is lin
tied and about o. bushels prime Southern red sold in
lots at $2 4o white held al 81 So but mleTs buy only
small lots AZ these rates Corn scarce and 0a5 900 bush
els light Corn cold TO the retailers &l 100 bushels heavy
yellow sod let evening q. sse sfost Rvs Gull and buysrs
frmer in their demands We hear Of no saes The TEos
market quiet but the feeling generally nc the trade good
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Disasters, Sc.

SHIP MARY MERRILL, Kinsman, from Metanzn ~ "a
Falmouth, Eng, put into Portland Ne, 10th ns'' "
captain sick. q
KEY WEST, June 9.-The ship Ellen Hood, w.,
tows 10 BY the steamer 81 Lawrence on ths
Of the 18th. Her salvage and expenses aHlo1nies ~
&4,fto She Is bound 10 Liverpool he bark ~. -
has yet sailed She has got the upd rwrteFs - -
on board end the carpenters now flung the " as
and securing the engines Also arr A'h, schr rt
Genwel New York, with scsrgo for this city Ino ~
the 10 inst in let 20 2e lor. $40 fell ID ~in &c III -
ing Wespot Of Boothbay, before reported 90 ~. ~, rs
full Of water. Her manmast was broke % yen 80
deck. The foremast had been cut away bFefJ'A-e
was gone-sas, anchors, chains. rigging &c g,,sfD
BABK MACE HORSE r. ID ashore on the ..ss.
inst, but II thought would be got on sitn21. ID
SHIP GREcIAN tofP1rtand Ilsey, from Ivy a. ~
JauerO for Manila. put into L0mbcck ian "a .no
Archpesgol In distress having been on are wv -
pumped out and shc would proceed % Saturdays ""'
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JULY IA, $500

pledged az collateral security for borrowed money and
as they declined in value other property was p'sced
with them to keep the margin good, uns! 'ae uD0.'
tunate borrower could respond no further sna "ss :
naIy obliged to fail. Among the bonds and securities
enumerated we're bonds and shares of the Grand juno
tion Vermont Central, Ogdeusburgh, and Boston and
New-York Central Railroad.
The holders OF more than 100000 Of the Vermont
and Massachusetts, have agreed to take the new bonds
at csc. New signatures are obtained daily aud no
doubt Is entertained Of the success OF the proposed
measure. Indeed, there is no opposition to IT,
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IAdverisementl
lAdversement.I
DR.. BLAlN on THE EyE....LETTER No A.


To the Editor Of The ~ y. TJibaaes
gIR. TIE subject Of Aaoros Of deep interest al
afflicted with this disease IRON The fact that total loss
Of also, because b few have been benefited
by medical treatment AUauross Il paralysis Of the Optic
expansion, the Rena The direct airsss
from Injury dease Of the The remote causes
rnerous among which fud inflammation congestion Of the
BRAIN excessive Of the plethora, ansms &c The rst
symptom n)tced usually Is oness Of v0n OBJECTS at
dauce distinctly than those near by flashes
of Light imaginary objects continually passing before the
eve a. Him mist GUIDED The pupil dlated and fixed,
witch tbs Amsurotc painfully sensible. The treatment
electricity LeedDg bstors and above all other
mercury ands preenen in this but in all dis
the human system No simply dose 10 act the
boyels doses until the gums the teeth
the hair dropping and The patient deprived of sight
scientific and few dare condemn lest the
Of the Profession hesped their heads send
much further than the Pope would think Of sending his
yest COMMUNICATE And what is the experience Of the most
skfu of this disease IL Is such that when
patient applies for treatment he is recommended take
Journey told there hope in his Whereas with the
vienna plan treatment them there organic
Of the there is hope And tor thus
say the fact that Of fourteen patients treated by this plan
have been discharged cured slightly benefited and
improvement is perceptble. And while the majority
receiving letters iOquy abroad Of which would
reply That is far better that and let examine the
Este Of and prescribe accordingly But those who
cannot visit by sending will send you the Smuator
with directions well judge from the description Of
your case. In my next shall speak Of Caaract.
Your obedient servant, w. ID. BLAIs, M. D.
Ocuit and Auis', No. 732 Broadway.
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II n Rim II 10 URNAL
PORT OF NETWORK. ......JvuY !.
Cleared

ships-Andrew Jackson, Williams, Sen Francisco Suits
Co.; Cornelius Gnnen, Fletcher, London, Grlnnsh caea
4 Co. r. NJ. Soman, Woodsde Antwerp, w. y. Scamk.
Co.; Antelope, CLARK, Rio Janeiro, Y. II. Whitman.
Bsrks-Th,les Wait sssl, r. rhebaud SOM itssss e.
ner AspinTall l. r. Dow; NJ r. Donworth, Jeysett SAY,
nah Mayhew, rabo, Cot Rainbow, Hughes BrsnOs lJs
@. Slavery
J. H. Jones HUFF Charleston, Dollner Potter; Alinsa
(Br) Gum Newark J. Pctard & Co.
Schooners-D Dawson, Lanpher James River, Van Br,t
Slagh; Dsbonaire (BI.) Smith, CORVALLIS, n. s., d.
Wolf; Geego, Smith Richmond c. H. Piersoni Mrus
Fage Doane Boston, H. V. Hayl nd; rreut, (8E) Ribs,
Abaco c. Ackeryi e. Keith, Penny Malaga, Howes q
L. Rowe, Avery, bsucos, r. j. 4 : Goodwin = hels
Ireland Philadelphia, master Castian Lord, Jscksny3
soop-JoIn Ad,us, Kallocs New Haven, J. H. Hases
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia. ........JuLr -

Reported for TIVE N. T. TRIBUNE, BY J. X H. H. fsYI
INT Bodrd-ioo City S. 81 sl 1852 p Lehigh g. 20 cash
$685. 500 City 6 cash. 9ii 800 do s5wn, 9; 1000 de- st;
675 Pennsylvania S. c. p 8st; 400 do IS; 36l 81 do b5
So eco Allies. Co. 6 Steuben, ri; 600 do, b5wn, "a 900
City sf 300 Long Island r. X. g. 81 900
Cam Railroad 6 49, b. s8 Pennsy lgania Railroad,
cash AZ d. Az; 30 Morris Canal Isl 100 do cash Is; 200
do 5wn l5 3 Reading Railroad s 50 do cash i $50 do,
4l: N Penna. Railroad b5n 5o; 20 do 81; 500 Locust
Mount Goal Co.. ~ Morris Canal preferred 1922 Mechan
ics Bank 90 10 Gard Bask III 10 Farmers and Mechanics
Bank, GO.
Beflreen Bodrds-20 Penns. R.R., A.
Second Board- City st; Schuyl Nav 6s 49, b5
76 Chester Valley RR H. 20; 81 Reading r. 3; 10
RR b5 AZ! Is do. AZ 30 Locust Mount Coal Co.,
b5, 42i; Bank Of Ponns, 1881.
after Bodyd-30 North Penns. R.R., SOL Al Penna r.,
al 10 L. s. Bank, p 80 do, 2t
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Passengers Arrived

IN steamship North Star from Hdue-Jos-ph DIsyrah,
Mrs Berkh miner and servant Mr.. L0ber, Nc teAal
Beucke, r. Johnson, Miss Anlghes M's Field; John
D. Ara gura X HunemaDn. Mss Berry, Mr. LcgsudIe,,
l. gcnde Mrs Mulock and three oii ircu, hafrisla
Miller Mr. Goody ear, Miss niekmsnn, Julius o1nssf 4
Anna Mechler Mr. Baner Miss iodrass Mr. Spenger "A
two chdien 4. III els. Mr. kschmauu, LADY, thr'e eAs
and servsnt Mr. Thls Mrs NJ. lasange, Nr Jonah tn y
children Mr. Nardeieary Mr. Nieaerhauser Nr Cloerzr
Mr. Bldsten VIM. Bremen. Charles btenner, NJ s,A 4
Gisell Mr. Won Csruass r. Bunncs, M Loyen'hd NJ
Coloufke Rothbarth. J. Mitchell, r. Labenthsl, B. =
bert Sir Liebuy and IS in the second aabln.
In bark Clqrd " inds y from Port1g PriaceE. isaoss
Lynch, L. Powi Mr.. Bazzcson, 2. Muller T. Boll ADJ
children Miss IA. Senehe.
In Port trg latios 81 from s. U6esMrs Leal famly
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MARRIED..

AxpyHsox-CUTHsEET-On ThursdAy, July - BY the Rev.
John Brssh CHsRLEs AsDEksoS 20 HARRIET CurHHskr,
niece Of John Horspool, Esq, al Of this city.
BLoxDEL-JUsTcE-Ou Thursday, July IL BY the Rev A. =
Leonard WILLIAM BLospEL Esq., 70 LYDIA A. JusrIcs,
city.
HIrcscocy-CEyrFR-At Walpole, " H., on Wednesday.
INV N by the Rev Thomas Worcester OF Boston, THOMAS
HrTcHcoeK Of NewYork Cry and mana LouIs, youngest
daughter Of "a II. Center ESQ, Of the same place
OyTsSroN-KErcH,n-On "Wednesday July IL, BY the Rev
DR. Farley Mr.. THEODORE T. Ovfxsros 70 Mis- Louisa
KtTcHan all OF Brooklyn
WTsTox-sroRsow-At Cupeper Va, TuesaSy. July
10 10 81 STEPHENS Church By the Rev John sic, u j.
ALpEs WEsTos Of Baltimore. 70 Eliza CARTER, third
oaughter Of The late Col. ;. A. Storrow, u :. A
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM-JULY l9-Before Jr
ROOSEVELT.
SUIT or LIFE POLICY.
-. A. ID ...Ce II I.s,~s

SUIT or LIFE POLICY.
John Ruse ast Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
The Company belongs to Newark, n. j. 1t
has an agency at the South. Mr. X. insured there
81 600 on the life of debtor. He paid premium TO
May 10 Of the succeeding year. The policy said the
premium on renewals must be paid or before May
i2 or the policy would be void. May 10 the party
died, and on the 14th Mr.. Il. rendered the premium
for the succeeding year, but it refused and the
Company also refused TO pay the loss.
In the prospectus issued by the Company, they said
that policies would be void unless the renewed premi
ums were paid within thirty days of May ~. This
Court considers the prospectus as binding and giving
q sort of equity of redemption in the time to pay the
premium. Judgment for plaintiff in amount, deduct
ing the premium which had been refused.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SECRET SooIrrEs.--The following resolutions in
regard to Secret Societies were passed unanimously
by the Trustees OF tue College of NewJersey at their
meeting on the 2sth and Goth of June:
Resolved That with respect TO prohibited Secret Societies the
Trustees approve OF the action Of The Faculty In their
students about 20 enter College pledge themselves not 10 o
end TO these Secret Societies. 49,
That the President be directed the opening az the ,.xt
essoR the College publicly student thst