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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
The Best %ISaFgaims

7 TUHAT have ever been offered at JOHN McCoR.
4 NlcK's cheap cash store, can now be ad. EII
stock is full and complete, embracing every variety
OF Spring and Summer Dry Goods, Ready made
clothing, Groceries, &c. His stock has been seIec.
ted with greatcare, and al cost which enables him
to sell cheaper than ever before. Give him d call
before purchasing elsewhere, and you will not "a
away without buying something.
Cadiz, o. April 26, 1854.
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A. JUL. SCHREIBEE

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
nEALER in sll kinds OF Dry Goods, Groceries
~ &C., which he sells cheap for Cash, or gool
odu,' June 9, 1853.
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FARM FOR SALE.
oMc&DococU 81 90,
Wholesale and Retail Booksellers,
Sta"ioners, Paper Dealers, and
Blank Book Manufacturers,

STEUBENV1LLE, OHIO,
X EEP always on hand a large assortment Of
IN. School, Medical and Miscellaneous Books;
Plain and Ruled Cap and Letter Papers; Printing
and Wrapping Papers ofall sizes; Note Papers, En-
~velopes, Steel Pens, and allkinds ofStationery.
They are prepared to fill all orders from MeI-
chants. School Committees, Teachers and others at
low prices.
Having a Bindery connected with our establish
ment, we are prepared to make all kinds of Blanks
for Railroads, Insurance Companies, County Officers
Banks, Merchants, &c. Printed work bound to or.
der, as we use the best quality of stock, and employ
the best workmen. Our work will compar 9%favora.
bly, with that of any other Bindery in the State.
Blanks of all kinds PACED to order.
The highest market price paid for Rags and Tan
ner's Scraps. MCDOWELL & co.
Steubenville, March I, 1855.
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TIL NATIONAL HOUSE

THE NATIONAL HOUSE.
TNHE undersigned would respectfully "A
l. unno unce to his old friends and Gus. MsMsA
toners and the travelling public in gen. sssEN@
eral, that he has again taken possession f1SSjEssSY
Of his Old Tavern Stand in Cadiz, (the sEzssaG@A
National House0 one square west of the Public
Buildings, where he intends to accommodate all who
may please to favor him with a call in the best man.
ner that he can. No pains will be spared to make
his guests comfortable. Thankful Tor past fayors
while engaged in the business, he hopes to merit and
again receive a liberal share Of public patronage. ms
he intends to devote his whole time and attention 10
that object. THOS. C. VINCENT,
April 90, lS52-Iy, Owner and pronriotor
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All who have boards to cut or hair TO crop,
Just call on me at my old shop;
Yes, friends, I'll tell you what to do;
Give me u call at Number Two"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stay;
But give me time, dear sir, to rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat, my owe clean,
Nv scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything | think you'll find,
To suit the taste and please the mind,
And then | move my hand as true,
As any barber e'er can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the faca,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And all that art and skill can do,
Your money will procure for you.
October 8, 1851. LOT WILLIS.
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Notice.
: THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
tercst Of FTancis MOrcy in the tanuery OF George y
Alorey, is authorized to settle all the claims Of the
late firm. The business wilheIeafteT be continued
by the Undersigned ihaye now. and will keep con.
siantly on hand a large and extensive assortment OF
all kinds Of leather, to which | invite the attention oil
he public.
The highe t market price will be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS. SAMUEL GEORGE.
p. ). Those having land 10 clear, would DO well to
save their BARK, as ii will pay the expense OF elear'
ing. : u
Cadiz, o. March %, 1854.
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EYES," said the merchant, II know you
are but your horse is not"
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-05-16
0sed Splendid

A SSORTMENT of DagueIreotyps Stock just
"A received. Including all sizes and kinds from
the common TO the fancy. Different tastes may be
gratfed on the most reasonable terms, call and
examine them.
August 10, 1854. II, DANlS.
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DIED.

RLAromopDOn Sunday morning July p EMELIsE wife Of
James w. Blschford daughter OF the late g. WAshnKfOn
Smith, and adopted daughter Of wn- X Lothrop.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend he
from the house Of her f. hern-aw Szrnn NJ B.tch
ford No 81 Fast 9Th Tuesday at 81 O'Clock r. NJ
BEEKY-OB Saturday July 81 ser short lines SOPHIA G.
daughter Of Samuel j. and Csiharne Berry IN the ye.r
OF her
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend her
unera from the residence OF her father No. II
this Monday) 10 o'clock without further inylis
ton The will be sAken Greenwood for nterneut
GAIgon wedDesdsy July ls May OPHELI. only child Of
Thomas ID. and julia 4. Gale aged months II dsy.
HASTOn ThurseAy morning JHy 49, BERNARD HAKT in the
slst year Of bis age.
IgtLAsDAt Paterson NJ j. at the residence Of her ,oun
law. samuel McCuly Mrs SAsAH widow Of the late Can't
VII an Ireland OF tins city the list Of her age
The relatives and friends Of he family and those Of her
sw respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral Al O'clock
this afternoon from No "a Westst., Paterson
LYoysOn Friday July 20 ser short aud painful lines.
JONI LyoEs. sged s. years.
MCCLVsKEY-On Thursday July TO- CoESELIUs McCLuSxrv
IN the SSth year OF his
RIADY-Ou Friday, July 20, after lo1g and severe rna.
john RrADf aged q years
SBEEE.E-ou Fnday. Jay -, sfe shert bar sever. una.
AMELIA wife Of Iohn sheehAn, aged s. yesz.
SsITH-At NiliarsburEt, Friday, July 20 GEO HEyxv
Of George r. and Francera g. sh ssed 10 month, Al
10 dayG
wlsrltY-on Thursday Jnly ls dysensry JoEs WISELY
aged &C yeArx.
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srEAMPRopELLER ANTELOPE from Boston Cor China, vss
seen Tbursdsy T. NJ, of Cape Cod BY Capt hobnr, Of
brig Lion sived Boston 10Th She had lost her beoona
SHIP RADUCA from London fer Boston got shore Lsat
from the guard and shoat about II p NJ wiso9a
apparent damage with Of keig and warp and foceeai
u her voyage next morning 49,,
sHIP MERIDAx sampson, bound to Malta, COLLISION
9Th the Br vessel B1cepbsus 9Th Inst In The Mercy, WEI
the NJ. Loot ibboom head VI bOw,pnt, &c. - 4,
BARK CHARTER OAK, lof Nsw.Yot) MerwiD, from Cnreoh
Isat for London Of Southampton 81 inst tb Apn et
peeDcsd hurricane. which continued without sets
10 hous; blew away nizzen co1d show 20 no
sn,ss u latter part OF next day The gae consneei
the fury Of the gale declined 10 gale when coraess
several dsys shipped several stove bulwaks Ions '
and hatch LCuse. -,
scBs soBERvILLE Adams of and from Glo1oeser. hoss
besms IN gale the evening Of the nth and eaked Us
next day. At o'clock the evening Of the lsh wnen r.
j. niles 10 the souihwaId Of Nantucket she began 70 hA
captain and Immediately abandoned her aud arrived
At 10 O'Clock neat morning The vessel was seven year
Of go tuns burden. .
time, passed Ju1e II, lat. 80 n, lon. II W. rr...
TIE REPORT Of vessel having been seen Oh IRE lea r
ernuck shoa 10 baye arisen rom lanes seeL D7''
posed iIoa . vessel on Ere 90, ..;.h.
Of ult driven ashore ReefY Is and rls
uiCh Of the 18th inst which caused the vessel 20 ea -
after she GOT OF that large quantity Of her eego d.
thrown overheard in order 20 prevent her sinking
ing smacks that happened be in the vicinity Of nc
picked I'd several hundred boxes Of emons 1nc orange
ScHR PHILIP GmKEY, from Bangor. while a. ane
tie Crook Providence into yesterday sssi
" Thy BY scbr Presto outward bound and had az lib
head gear &c csuied away. The Presto bad JD a." ~
TOM larboad cathesd and bulwarks carried aw a. Va
BR. scBR. THRFc SISTERS rom berr1ngtoS sssd sbip
mouth, " g, ;he 18th inst, with Inssrieis q
Huron. Of kcsfCu.
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r SITTD ST 4TEs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.-JULY n.
Befnre ComTnissoner BITS.


ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT REVOLT OR MUTisY.
John Thomas and others, colorcd men forming
the crew, the principal portion OF H. OF the bark
Hannibal were arrested at Quarantine by Officer
RIVER and examined on Saturday on charge as above
preferred by the Captain.
Tie Captain testified before the Commissioner that
the vessel had dropped down to Quarantine boHnd for
Monevideo; that The accused had shipped to go the
VOYAGE; about 81 O'Clock in the morning ordered the
men to be called and get under weigh for sea- four or
five of them, among them John Thomas and Washing
ton Cane came from the forecastle; Cane said some
thing about working late after some difficulty he
pick ed up handspihe and threatened to knock my
brains out ordered them all when they came cut TO
man the windlass they refused; in answer to remark
| had made they said there were no seas OF b-s on
board the vessel and said that they were not going TO
do any duty, that they were all OF one and and
all the men together and that they would not go
10 work; John Thomas brandished a KNIFE; ordered
the mate to put them in irons but they refused 10 per-
NIT themselves 10 be handcuffed, and threatened us
with violence in case attempted IT. got my pistols,
and ordered the mate 10 get his aferward came TO
the United States District Attorneys Office and en-
tered the present complaint
The men allege, il is said that they had been kept
to work late the evening before after working hard ali
day, and also complain in regard TO their meals after
coming out of the forecastle the Captain called them
Of BIS, and finally went and got pistol, which
did not 20 Off and he got another; the men remarked
10 him that If such course pursued before the YES
sci leaves NewYork they did not feel safe in going
with him 10 Montivdeo which is a slave place, Nc,
and that they declined 10 CO. and the difficulty conse-
quently arose
The Commissioner on hearing the testimony before
himcommitted them for trial.
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h ne sioaz,lp North Sasr, r S, s,sa~g.os asd alrreN
Poret Ma kues New Ysrk Mr. Barnard hostoni r.
NJ Cushnsn and siy New York Mrle Contain AM soo Nes
srk, d. A Wirteushir, 90; w =. Horn. NewPor, AsraS
Ricsrspirr Otto Nine Charer aud son f4ned.
y j. + Hammer New.lork Geo WineInee.r, Emu, WIZ
diue.e two children and servant, Staten l.s9r se A.
trrSs Nev.York A. F. Brunsde Porto Rico, Mr. Doid 'am
IN and .ervsnt 2. Guone, New-orieansi D. sesay New
York; A Broda Ter, Jr., NewNofk Nj MooiFl .ery ana
" s New-Yok Dr. J. Beruey Bal more; Pedro Linendous
and son HsyausJ 0uer PeTgern Isase hAnaer View. n
NJ h Ton lohn Bovine. Heury Robinson Jos Tworth, ~
Y; Wm D. Marsul, Cansis' PIof " Fi.aenrn, Wsshns
tr Colese IA; r Richards. VI. II. Kate La Rev Nalnea
Psers = j.; =. Ksuhfnsnn, e. 2ceil iren 500 ervtt
P Hevia A Me,;ic F. Sto ock. Misses Cook, fhs pna
n Icing Havana: o. Nau gsheakee. New-tfrantdt Mstin
Mseirisr Mexico; n Uhiy Pat, ron, y - r Derciy,
Havana; j. A. Swain, Wisconsin NJ sud hne. Leeeie' Als
Sc,rms,k,r fmiriel Guueue J. Ludert, Mexico A. Cohn,
l. Cral,hen d. Fernando Rasqre havsns w ""se rs,es
Ce.Sv John Cassidy, ~ u Lorenzo Piseoi, g. feisnm,
he NJ Ono +. Farnsworh, n Y DR.. Juan Ray span !
J,hn Brsche E. }. Musgddse n. " C. ReAty j. ,yenty
Id nr John neck v y. jacob Nacent, Buffalo Manuel
lose Othes Mexico; j. : Nina In Jseoo hayef 0onaa
Crintrn.np Y: John spsth NrwsTk " j Jonnen Ma
~ a. " II Walton c Stevenson, New York r. Mason,
Wife 5s1shters md children; r. w James, FSrosip o
liver Hughes, 4. Arnold, r. Oa.eth K II "'.'"o
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Tot.l......-.sIS 79Is2 50 sl,Is5s6s 81 50
TOtal............ s75s2l as si2sis 50 sis


Mr.. Bernard Hart, for many years, and up TO May
last Secretary Of the Board Of Brokers, died on
Thursday night, aged 81. lie had recently been re-
eved from his duties al the Board on account Of his
extreme age, but retained bis salary.
The business at the Clearing House was small
sl452e, sl2
The President and Directors OF the Institution for
SsviDgs in jersey City have declared semi.snnuaI
dividend al the rate Of = cent per annum on sums
Under $500; cent per annUm on sums on the
second $500, and cent on the sums above 81 ,OOO
AT private sale there is considerable doing in Rail.
road Bonds Of frstolass character. We hear to-day
ofnegoatons ofover 81 200 OOO including 5000 600 of
the cent Mortgage Sinking Fund Bonds of the
Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company, and
another parcel Of $500 900 Of Western railroad We
bear also of purchase OF $50 900 Michigan Central
p cent Sterling Bonds for foreign account, and
s25,ooO City Of Burlington, Iowa, 10 cent Bonds at
par. There we've also considerable amount Of Hi
nois Central New.York Central, and Fries, 1875,
purchased privately. 1t must be understood, how
ever, that il is only well established bonds which are
selling. New railroad enterprises meet with but little
more favor among our capitalists than they did six
month ago.
The Directors Of the West jersey Railroad Co. held
meeting at Camden on Tuesday at which CON-
Stockton and the Messrs Stevens were present, and it
was agreed 10 put the whole line under contract and
complete it as early as possible.
Several of our city and country contemporaries have
Iyblished the June earnings Of the Norwich and Wor
0ester Railroad Co. as the earnings Of the year They
Ougit, in justice to the Company, to make the eoree-
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Shin Zurich pseke Rich Hsyre, 40 days, mdse and 5I
passeng gers to NJ. Livng, ton. ,
sbio WestphLia (Brem) Mepsng Bremen 70 days Indse
and 100 passengers TO Hennrgs Muller Coelng
Ship Abby Blanchard, of Yarmouth Me HARDING - Uoes'
% DAYS salt 20 Nesmh Sons sid 10 with brig Wappo,
Coon be- and T. Kelly, Pote both for New York. . .
BARK James Bant (of Beverly Loyett, Messns May %
nssed the Rock lsmaTbe, &c 20 Draper Deyn
Tia sprupg foremost and head Of mainmast Hss had pt
on board eisht days June H. lat IS o. ION 49, sse np
Delaware OF Bath from Newcastle for Trieste, days out
INV lat % Ion IS So gnazed ship showing blue, waite
and red signal with letter in the CENTER stanc ns TO tho
eastw ard n.
Son * Co. =.
Big Mssnet (r Doat Cienfuegos 20 days sugar Fl.
Bsne July lar 81 "a Ion. ~ l5 spoke ship Troy Of Boz
ton from New Orleans for Genoa
scbr Sarah l. Hills McCannon, ROckland, days, lime.
sch Fanny Hazard, Gaines Hartford days ssngowoer
10 A. O. Hazard.
schr Jusiina, Hewitt Rocklsnd. lime.
schr Sarah BTuen Pierson, Georgetown c. days nsvt
Schr VIM. II. Smith UIlInan, Wilmington ds naval
Sohr Frances Buret Douglass Georgetown, : c., laval
schr. susan Lorng, Bos.on, days ndse 70 8 w Lewis
Schr Tariff Johnson Stamford, dyewoods r. Sanford
& Co.
Scoop Cataract, Tracy, stoning,on.
BELOW-Ship Genoa, of Bath Kelly, from Msrseles BARK
Bertrsm from Mobile; bng Croson, from Por Prrce-iey
pilot beat WaeTbury)
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Arrived.

Shin Amazon Hovey London June s, mdse and ldl siee
sIp 10 e. r. Morgan. He'd w. winds the entire
sage obs ryeton for 10 days on me oas
land and being during the time In dense fos
shin Nm r. Schmidt, Sears, Antwerp June ~ mdse AID
100 TO w r. Schmidt Co. Was ~ days W. Of TO
BspIs Had births the passage
ship E. H., Hashon, Liverpool 81 days Nose ana 'oi les
Shin Iuev Thompson Pendleton Liverpool June 10, mdse
and Sii passe ngers to Samuel Thompson's Nephews
park sreus Coby Bordeaux, SO days, wines and liquors
and passengers TO L. H. Simpson sons vessel 20 Taylor
Merrill June 81 lat a. o. lon = IS, spoke shlp Northern
Chief from Liverpool 10 days bound 70 Castine
Brs Diana, tBA. Of London Crashssd Palermo asy''
Big St GEORGE (Br1 Dyke Hsboro y days plaster to
master
Bs Michele Fiete (Sc) Nellsy Palermo u days-passed
Gibraltar June 5, oranges and lemons TO o. Mssten.
Schf Thetis, Nicker0n, Dennis
Schr Isabella Faulklin Boston, nise. 70 Dayton Sltgoc
Schr Wolcoti, Powell, Boston, mdse. . -, -
schr Martha Nora Ferris Salem mdse. 20 II. W Hopes
Schr Ar;tc Richards Alexandra, mdse TO Aetoit pooee
schr Lucy Blake Spear Passport plaster 20 meter.
Schr N0uimshal, Hx, Rock and.
Schr Wonder French Providence.
Schr Henry Castof. Johnson NewBedfori.
schr D. c. Brooks Gner, Rondou', for Portsmouth
Schr John, Lunt, Rondout, for Boston.
Schr Morning Star, Baylls, RoudOuf, for Kennetec
Schr LSguns, Baxter, Rondout, for bingham.
Schr. Gen. Taylor, Jones, Harwch, Tor bingham.
scbr Nelson Wells Ryder Hsrwich tor bingham.
Schr Cataract Francis Savannah days ccstot % NcCes
dy, Mott & Co.
schr. Amanda, Gilcbrst, Lincolnvile
Schr. Mary Jane Prince. Camden.
schr Lady Franklin -, Wareham.
Schr Gipsey ingalls,, Machias.
Schr Ophr, Buckninster, Bath. Me.
Sloop Blackstone, Reynolds Providence
sAIiED-steamship North Star, HaErei Jamse'own, Nor
folk, Marion, Charleston
The chip Union from New Orleans reported anchored At tho
: w spit arrived Quarantine today and anchored.
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10 UR Va Il.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.."...JUtg
Cleared.

steansbips-Maon Foster, Char eson spodord iesiop ;
Alabama Sheuck savannah = L. Mchii Jamestown Par
rish, Norfolk. Ludsm & Peasants . e A
City Allen Savannah, r. Poets Sea Lark Ad-
ans LIVERPOOL W F. Schmid CO Nurthufn bef'.ul ati
Ger Lor DON }. Grswcld; Guy Mannehns treemsp, IA
Tsvlor Meuilli Julia Howard Coles New Otlem ~ n.
brigham, Traveller, Boarcmsn, - John N D. H. ~
BIoOkmsn 4 Co. .,, u. p.-h.,.s 70 .
stella Mathew New Bedford NJ. NJ freeman , o. r. .
Rriss-Pepeuin Warrington bernuia, hlaaeton~ Cos
Wan6e-er Ring IL. John n. B., d. X. DeWo.h
Nc pic Whitsker Richmond {. II. Person White Squ@
BAXTER Layacea MeCready, Mos CO.. TsrneI Nori9,I
Nohile Eagle a Hazard Adele Coffin, Wilmington, " g
N9Ts, Seaman Cobuin, Vienna, Nd, B. + Meoalii A. v
BeSell Lircouson, AeNsndfa, VI BedelL
Sloop-E Sprsgue, Foster, Waressrn mater' ,r.,
Standardization Lay field baltimore, fol"e+ Ael
Delaware Copes Philadelphia, tSondiordH b,n,B
Propeler-Western Port, Berry, Portland j. hl'J'
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Markets p,c,r ted By 7,l,s,o.L

kEw.0tLtAss July H. iss6-Corros bot rot qs,.
ably lower; sales oaay oIo bales FLsvs ooosdsrsby
lower.
CHARLEsroS, July ~. ls-Tbe sales II Corros os thsr
week add Up 9co bales; Misiur We qaote IiB4uic
RIcE i tesey nd h. advanced &c FsEissrs-C0oe 20
Livcrrcol b iali a. Sid
PSoDIScF Jelly <l-Our CorroS nsrhe or The pat week
has been Gull with small aes irfeg1a- prcs. WOoL-T
market has bseB arm with sal ,oantinf 10 So &c = FsNf
NC CLOT - unchsr sed ss'es a. go OieceS
BrFFALo, July 2i2:os p A-fLoUE dul and lover ssles
20 bb Nheousn AZ es
Iowa sold a. o. Sd fes "HEArA moderate iacsiry -
sse COIN quiet snd holders hrm with those 81
buyers ses Geo bushels - Tic. OATS ~ moderate
.aes 0 bushels Sc CANAL FRrIsars unchanged ie
for Corn TO Albany.
IsEs f~prn or re a,t ss hosyGFiogI a. bb. What
I us bushes; Com Il 4S buhes.
Cgacl Erp0rs for ne fNe-Flcur rs bli1 a.,
SIS tushe.; Gem 2 SO bushels; Oats $50 bu.ht.s
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MARRIED..

RHoDrs-PohrpoY-On Thursday July 49, BY the Rev $ H.
Weston Mr.. THOMAS B. RHODES to Mrs MARIA PoNERoY,
all Of this city.
Thursday July 10, by the Rev
O. w. Bngss, M AEDREw L. RoGERs to Mis- NELLIE MAN
WAXING, ell Of Brooklyn
BURR-BKAcH-At Sarstoga springs Wednesday July 49, BY
the Rev. MI Kidney Mr. CBAALEs BURR sole surviving heir
10 the large Of his father the late Jonathan Burr
Mrs MARY BEAcH daughter OF the late Gov Sam ouug
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saIss Of stocks sf PhiIsdelphis

lReported ior TEs y. Y. TKIEusr. BY B. Il. B. FRY1
F1sf be9Ie-lec Rosdins r. r. 6 IS bS soi 900 City Gas
R. r. Sc q; lo6 Resdirg r. ist 10 DO ST. $50 TO- 45; ID
PeInA X. eE,h. az = Beaver Meadow h 81; IS 10 rs
81 goo Lebsh Inc eah I'll Guard Bank I2 da cash ~
Jaa BsyGSeeo City B: H. O.. 90 cash, 81 900 Peuns
r. &C. 100 IS Union Canal 81: 100 Neksblrs r. IS e. 81
Rtsc a b. j ST. 2le VI.pe siItss BAH =;
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By Telegraph.
Disasters. &c.

BOSTON July PAN. ship DaDE, sharp Peaaosi t:rt
Charles Thompson London; Tom Corwin, CeIflegoi bn
Mezatlan. Philadelphia
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Markets-CA REFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, July p, 1855
,suFsTbe arke, steady for Pots; sales of Is bbs at
Sc 30 Pearls dull ct 70 5cd 20 bz The srnVas are
large. -.
COTTON-An unsettled feeling l prevails buyers ana self
rs continue rnoone the sales reported at 900 bHes az
irreguar prces We continue yes-erdays quotations,
though they are below the views of hCde as they ek
press rates which the last sales were elected Prices
since the aiva Canada have not been established aud
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The Monis Canal and Banking Company has de-
clared dividend of cent the preferred stock of
ls49, payable on and after August.
The interest cupops of the PlaHsburgh and Mon
treal Railroad which fell due on the 1T of January
last will be paid at the banking house of Messrs.
Ketchum, Rogers Bemen'.
The interest coupons of the Lake Erie, Wabash and
St. Louis Railroad, and of the Toledo and Illinois
Railroad, falling due the Let of August will be paid
ON that day, by Edward Whitehouse, ESD, at the
office of the c. mpanes, Commercial Buildings No. %
Pne-st.
Albert II. Nicolays regular senweekIy action sale
Of Stocks and Bonds will take place Monday, at IL
O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
The gold shipments of the week from this port
were only SOS, 1879 TO Havre by the North Star. The
shipments of the year thus far are sls, i050j3.
The following is a comparative statement of receipts
on the New-York Central Railroad from passengers
and freight during the month OF June IN 1874 and
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Passengers Arrived

In ,Aip fmG.on from London MIs : j. White, Mss X I.
Mac Issc Sewe Of London, Miss Z. c. Bishop Of New
YORK T. H. HASKELL, A. sham, Mr. T. DeVilefa Mrs-
= Williams aud sersaut Of London, nE. WhaelocA
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NuNIATrRE ALMANAS

IMMATURE ALMASAc......r rms pAS.
Srx-Rises4+s Sets...........s;23 hoNs>ets'.''''-
HIGH WArER................rhts DAN. go,
Sandy Hook 1910 Gov Island. 2:Oo Hell 0ate... $3.50
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Receipts o. produce. ...Jr
passenrers sailed

Bt North Rirer Pa-7 oss btiN Flour 27s DO whssy S
@. Ashes, $500 s1sh. Oats, G. 30 %. Corn.
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FIRsT DISTRICT coURT-JrLr sl--Bslore Judge Carr,

CLERK SECOND POLICE DISTRICT COURT
William II. CanDif sgt The City Of New York
To recover for salary alleged TO be due from June
le TO July l, already referred to- Judgment fer PLAIN
tiff s4l &C. being amount, thus sustaining the yahfty
Of The appointment.