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: AS YOU o,casio@ay aliudc to committed by
Engiish writers when they speak Of the United
States, allow ms tc refer to a few which recently
rle. witt, in my geographical reading In The " En-
c,ciopacdis Of Geography" a ponderous svo OF 1900
,rees. edited by Hugh mray, F. K, :. f., assiste /
ny Professor Wallace AID jameson, Of the Cnscrsi-
" cf Edinburgh, and Professor Hooker, Of the L Iii
,cFstY Of Ciasgow, and Mr.. Swanson, (. i. s. and
j. L g, and published IL i.d,turgh OCCUR the fyi-
lowing statements:
"The United Sia;es territory is separated from
Canada b, the ST. Lawrence River" Tpl32Tl
70 New England, now the most lourisns Of the
States,'' SC. (p1337l
. The President continues in office four wears. aud
aiay t'ere-ecced. But this has not taken rlacr with
ANY except Washington Ipl33el
'The general aspec: of lie Eastern STATE. j. that
# an unbounded forest" Ipl3toI
''The rivers running the Easiern otatcs
hNe been united at different points and II; + expect.
ed that continued interior line lrou north to south
viii be ultimately formcd'' (Tho write speaking
nj canals.) Ipi3i2l
. Dr. Franklin once, a journey, judge Use
10 bear upon his person label, expressing his name,
GOING" fplS,3l
. :. There are twenty-five colleges and seventy four
academies. under the patronage Of the General Leg
stature, and national university has been planned.
tpl344l
4" Boston the capital of Aas,achase us, Of the
State OF New Eng ard and, unt,i a,ciy Of the whole
j,pion, is BULL OF peninsula E'aSs Boston, where
al! the BUSINESS j. carried op consists I'll nulnbeg -
..srsow streets an, Alleys" &C. lpl346l
az New Harashire, stretching south from -iasss-
huse,s, oce,pes ve. great part oil the surface q
The New England and in this state ;'noing .
common than to agrandmo,her at forty, and
tho n,otfcs ana daughter often sucking childro.
al the sane time [pi347l 81 pa ID "a
\ could send yoa many otter statements from the
same work, equally wais efaccsracv, bot tie above
rai:,ri-t ,nay suffice &c tx peis Iiare slela'' ~
,.f 80 Yours, '.sa'i-''lltss ssKKo
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EresaOnt's Eorguuc,

s,-a The washington correspondents OF INC New
York Ccricr says Of The SnpT1le Court do
ciEioD in Irealonts favor: ...a -',a lsoa
The ceart $50 Confirmed tho Clam 81 Col.
= Yresront to Tho Laiposa mining tract, en-
ar8cil.s shout 596, 900 seree hl'tha mqstr Pre-
,r,gctire niniig sr&ct .asi, racing abont 516,I09
.-cre5 ii t-.s ,aoSE II odacsive ,aihg rogicn OF
/ California ,i'io Gran. Of this aistr q was
llase 10 Col. T. 81 tie acting sIe2ieap Mill.
tsgy EoTegnor, few months prior TO the co.'s
'7G1est and by the forces Of the {. S. The
rant Ass rsyer been held to peSsess validity,
1ut that is u question definitely settled b. the
.lpdgineu. Of the Court II fully carried iato
Lart.;ss, i weld oaco,7 tao g1siiss with moro
han .ahuloss wealth, and make him tae pcs.
..e9ssor Of 5rtuls tssorc which tho treasures
sd Grfssas, and The gosisu splendors OF Dsmi.
ioF must pale their Intellectual fires. Grants
OF the c.ass ARMED ia this. casa. VIII prOba'
;sshiy absordaaost Of the valuable public lands
sact California not embraced in the dsnomina-
lion o,minirs LANDAU - Che loss OF property by
tue general goyerpmentp 10 consequence Of these
ecjyIapa Must be rsckoned By sps Of mil,
ions. .sssse ssssss sHs soealsa fssssE alag 80
,s-r -s&-G ~ ss-~~4sss -
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.DKHYlPIONEER.
Faggf lS,AN1, PASJL: q
Friday Morning, April 90, IsA..
"-f, ,rc sso'uaus wcu. 10 ,scd Earl,

10 ~ ! trc hso,JaiiS Ncsst 90 sscd E.arI..
J.. ono o tne iatC London papers we fnd :he fol.
'"!as pasens by peianincy, WHY /" Thc, vent t,
es'i earl; ir those ages, simply because their WORT
q Ltp:hes eiil c9ud Tlot afford them candies she,
god Cd tad, or yong I'D, tfor gcologs;a kno~ not
whether she Is IA thai stage Of her progress m.icA
core ponds 10 gray hairs. OF q infncy o. &C.
''aih age, she, good lady, would certainly have
.nuddeicd to near am of her nations aquins for
raadies. 'Cand.es, indeed = she aoud have said:
''-whoeyer heard Of such thing, and with so much
excellent. daylight running TO waste. which have
provided gratis what viii the wreches want next .
The Romans, therefore, who saw no joke in sitting
round cable in the dark, on to bed the dark
ASS began. Every body did so Old Numa Poinp
,as himself obliged to trundle on ia the dark
'Tarquinius may have been very supcsb fellow. hnt
doubt whether he ever saw a Earth M rush light -
and though il may be thought ba' plots md co..
.piraccs would flourish in sucn a cit, of darkness.
il is 10 bc considered that the consratora themselves
aad light than honest mon; both parties
in the dark -
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Total in district,

Sec. II. The several shcrias in making out the
cBumcratio Of their several counties and the counties
iliercunto attached for judicial purposes, provided
in section OF this ret, shall copy the returns O.!
zach of his assistants into his general returns,
describing the Boundaries OF each district, return
ed together with the OF the persons taking the
enumeration, and in adiitioato the co:npensa, ion u
owcd .or making the enumeration .conen,. plated by
this ac the several sherEs shall receive five Collars
each Tor mailing out The duplicates OF iho enumera-
on Q! ais proper Count, aud ihe counties ihereunto
astsced for jadical purposes, and disposin, Of The
game rs required by this act. Provided, that the
correctness Of each OF said duplicates shall 10 verif-
ed bythe oath affirmation Of the several sheriffs,
making ths same, which cath or affirmation, tax
before any person dal qualified 10 adn.inster oaihs
sba! Re attached 10 and form part Of said duplicates
.s. ]. S. NORRIS, Speaker Of II. Of r.
49, sWM. p. MURRAY, Pres,s CounciL
Approved Feb. 9Th; 1855. 10 csc -
T. "a ',9t9s - ss@ i.A4 w. A. GORMAN,
hereby certify the foregoing to be correct copy
Of the orig is..i bin ~ Gle iatssis of6ee,-
go .'Al'S~ = tasI:.AJ. TRAVIS ROSSER,,
-IIbQ Secretary Of Mippsseta TERRITORY.
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FALL AM. WUNTER TTSADE.

INCRE ASED FACILITIES 4 NEW ARRANGEMENTS
"OODWARD, thankful for past patronage, res
- specially Informs TIE citizens Of ST. Paul and vi
ciny that he has just received large additions from the
principal Eastern and Southern cities to his stock of
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods all of which he is pre-
pared to manufacture to order at the shortest notice,
and on terms which cannot fail TO be pronounced liberal
and satisfactory. To those who are judges of good
article hs pledges himself give the most entire salts
faction and in this connection he would
few Of the articles that he has on hand:
Cashmere, plain and fancy.
BroadClO!hs, French and American.
Silks, Satns, and ve,vets.
Niggerhead, Mohair, and Beaver Cloths.
Sattinetts, fancy and plain.
Together wit most complete assortment of Trim
nings of every conceivable quality and description
Also, fine assortment of Boys and Gents Clothing
from OvercOats down o pair Of hose.
To the trade OF surrounding tOwns r. w. would say
that he is at all times prepared TO FIJI all orders in the
way of Trimmings and piece Goods, 1T Wheessle that
his Customers may desire and Oh the most accommO
dating terms. -r
Remember the place, east side, st. Anthony street
between the hmeric an and Winslow Hotels, ST. Paul
Minnesota where by calling, gentlemen be fitted
at short notice, with neat fashionable and durable gar
ments. This, from bis long experience in the business
him trial. ST. Paul, Nov. II DIFF
PATENT DIAMOND PRINTING PRESS
E1iR attention OF Printers Is respectfully called to The
IL examination of fss Ho'd Printing Pros recently
patented by Dr. J. LEWIS. of Bulial, New York Ia pre-
senting this Press TO the Trade, rely entirely up-n its
merits cheap and desirable article combining in
small space, al the requisites Of isfifn9 l.tss.
ife I1ct t@t f1lpterH nave lor 'ie> I'd " iicts wcl
could be afforded AZ low r,ce, has ber- the .in in
ducVl1ent IN getting this up and although MT BIcaia
Pres vet work be dde well and esp l:tiou-y ny
boz The patcn -cts tie same .JioIan TIE ~
dme'y land rrcrs hong rng "a hinge and balanced
with spiral Slr;re@ sri Nh~n down upon lie nm the
povcr Is Svon 1y pressing down upon thc lever. Tia
roli1 Of the form u3eI LIZ lla'rN hssng e-,t.ey dis
Eens-l H;th.
These fyeSe SCI mp really f-r VSe anu be sent
to part Of Of the country With les expense than
9th press being less size and Xsrht. We are now
making thrco s,Hs the snalle~s az whct viii make sot
impressions per hour, card' an cfer small wGrk fo
which il is defined ~ l-e
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BfacE L097alg, Fzas'ers1lSS,, WEE E7asdsHg,
i.s7GAi3r., E3cCYlw
FESHE undersigned, thankful tor pas. favors. would in
a form the public that he is prepared TO do any and
ali kinds Mason Work Plastermg. . - - ia
He will also put up all kinds Of Ornamental Plaster
Work, such Gentct Pieces, Cornces, etc., etc 40
ALI orders left he Aixnsion House. adore ssed to
Box III, ST. Paul P o. vii! receive prorp, attention
April G-dim' cSL.s IL ARTHUR
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esq S3Rsat zsstatt,
~farkey e. PetteYs'
j .,i.eT-a lreGf1Et NfG n -

-t~--~ '''- " 4 " ~ -OF r 4 L,
- ara Street. ......S 81. faRt, HthneSosa-
: --f 81 1850 REFERENCES - Is.
His Exeelency WI GOrnan.s Hin. Ter. Hon. H.
ice Delegate to Congress Hon R. Smith, Alton, Ills
JAMES K. Whiting, ESQ., New YORK. CITY Hon David
Olmsed eX Mayor st. Paul Borup takes. Bankers
st Paul; An,es d Van Etten, Attorneys st. Paul
LNR0M actual observations we acquainted with all
l. the best locations east of the Mississippi River
TO CAPITALISTS
We can offer great Inducements. 500
-" "a MONEY INVESTED, - - -
Only in such places that guarantee heavy per
age. $500. - -,
LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT.
And sold, or located advantageousy. 2 ~ ss
Two and four acre lots near the CITY.
Several 40, 80 and 100 tracts OF fine picked aaJ
fer sale on good terms. - s-1-" .tt'
LAND AT LAKE SUPERIOR,
And the beautiful Island of la Pcnte sale in such
quantities as TO suit purchasers. 'rt ssr
-PLATS AND ABSTRACTS
OK all the Government Lands located at the Sti,lwatc
Land Office. o." - r. Ia -
Lands also for sale bordering of the beat
ul lakes IN the Territory only short distance from The
city.
We have extensively explored tho contemplated line
of ~ & n W. Railroad and give information to far
Mers and actual settlers that viii them much
and expense.
Good City Property for sale. April 12dawtf
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eto Kotk.

NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
From the Newspaper Agency Of s. NJ Peitengiil
Co, ia Nassau St, N. Y, and 10 st. Thomas
street, Boston.
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:Bancp Gonna, &r,
ARSENAL, GETZ & co.,

-L- Dealers IA al, kinds cf
f1SANc Y-G9o Toys, Jcwelry, Mu5:cal-Instru-
4 Iee.ls, AccoT,euIs, CLllery, Sporting Apparatus,
Fishing Tackle Nillo;E Ware p rtGmery eCt.
Also. al kinds 81 Frt4, Nuis, Fancy Candies, and
49, - BEST IMPORTED CIGARS. 3D.
All orders from abroad promptly attended to.
ARSENAL, GETZ * co,
Marcl ioriyd Third street. next door TO Presley
A. If. NkOSE1EaT,
NASuFAcTUEKR
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CATS, FURS AND GLOVES
IAsrd Street, opposite the Msnnesotioa OTcs.
a H. NJ has on hand, in addition to full stoc, Of
~ the articles above enumerated large a.or tles.
OF INDIAN CURIOsiTIES.
And GentleI0ens Furnishing Goods lie would also in
form the ladies GcltIen OF Minnesota thai he is
prepared to make up al description. OF Fancy FrIs Ia
0es Rdns Ha IS, anu GipYes, At the shortest notice.
The highest mark. stce Nil ba paid for Furs and
Deer skins.
june 81 81 GlE.
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,yUST rsEG,EkNfII
Drugs s. @eDtriMes.
TO CASH CUSTOMERR.
Save your Dimes and niusftlisy orr
Expenses.

SUVc your D1FsIt3 HIkO D1Csttl5sH T0Nr'
EXPENSES.
SELLING OFF At COHT5
VNlRST RATE Delicious Butter 2. H.
IL Superior Lard Leg cents T, b.
Extra Imperial Tea,
Mnckeral, White Fish, and Picked Herring:
Lard Oil, one dollar a gallon;
Linseed Oil, Glass aud Putty;
Excellent Mess Pork;
White Beans and Pcas
10 Coffee, s lb for 4 dollar
Pressed, Mould Candlcs IG CO b.
Star Candies and Burning Fluid,
With many other necessary and useful article. needed
by families at the Cheap Cash Grocery Store et'atched
tn the
MUiTUN ~ PARvo DnU0 SroEH.
OG 9Th, between Jack OF. ;;I Roberts streets,
W T.? JARVIS.
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INVOLVES SCIIIEDAM, SCHNArPS;
w AyTc's Cherry Pcctoral,
Jayne's Expectorant;
And al the Patent Medicines III ugc
OK sale at the MULTUN IN PiRvo DRUG STORE.
W. H. JARVIS.
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ssCsyCaP SxyEEEENsNe
GARDENING AND GARDEN SEEDS


ARDEN SEEDS, true to their marks, perfect II their
~ production and possessing a.ity axe not only CT
the highest Importance to the cu'tiy tor but the dealer
is also Interested in having those of the FIST quality
on this his reputation and depend Yet the deal
and the seed grower often blamed when MOI in
fault; or good sPe',s viii often fail fon uavo1able
cul,Stanecs. They may FIJI from the ground being
cold and wc or from its being too hot and dry. Lying
in dry soil, exposed to scOrciing sun their vitality il.
soon destroyed Many hard seeds, carrot, parSnep
etc should nave the soil rolled pressed upon them
otherwise the are liable TO fail
Sometimes the fender plants start we'll, and, il ID
course q me or Two days aud before tie owner gets
view Of them, :hoy all eaten BY insects and the seeds
man Is blamed AGan insects dcyoUr them before they
come out of the ground Seeds may be buried deep
to vegetate and shallow planting dry so il hot
weather is very liable 10 failure Powerful Ianurcs
such as hen or pigeon dung, guano, chemical a2Gres
and those under powerful enen,atio may destroy seed
with which they ccnle in contact Seeds often fail from
poverty in the soil When there are many of
failure it is not remarkable that failures occasionally
take place and the cUltiyator sl0u Investigate these
subjects thoroughly, and not blame the scotsman with
out reflection and canoOr.
In the selection of my seeds great is taken t. have
only tlosc which be RIG. upon, and raised by expe-
rienced growers; and those kinds which cannot be raised
in this country without much difficulty and uncertainty
are imported from he most reliab in Europe.
For sale at the - 1iultum in Paryon
" II JARVIS Drurcist
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fron Newfoundland ras eransactons which have tai sn
place, W give a. follows Hssf, ersec-Oi Rio Grancs,
iherv sre about 40 700 ar~bas hsii for esie rstan ~
our quotAtons. Candies -fhs 80 boxes per IA
zAbeta from PbiiadelphiA referred to IN No To-
are vsr-aovsse BY tie irpersrS and reta ling Goldfish
caused zoe os retail prioss the I'D has been very
animated ara prices would, doubt, rLsco sgan
STA bringing ,yso do both from Newfoundland n sds
their spp-srsnoe-bosh cAIgoe. st present unsod,
and including these give the stock "a DAY at about
500 orums, retailing at our quoMttons fesi-2b
qunss OF shot per Surnoio from Malaga have been cold
ut $40 per quntal Psrsr-i0 essr. OF Maehins u~v
Dsiso, have been sod a. 9ae0 and % bsIes wrapping
Per vessel At 100 RS .r.ream Ta9,s'es-S sA!e
has been effected OF 10 ooxes a. s23 per b1V
In exports CONSIDER tina. the sugar crop last
drawing 70 ciose for the entries sr- becoming
limited daily ans prices sti holding ap, although ahe
ping 10 and have but four vesssb In tue
port fer charter o. which l. likely 20 take oottoas
vhist tina others cot yet decided Paraiba sna Ma
osis s1gar-sc transactions have taken place and va
ooprr toe crops In these two ports have closed Cot
tonThe entries have been somewhat larger this wsek
sai prces have not only maintained thsmseIyes ss 10
NAceo and Psrsiba Cotons of the former. the Esd
mat cargo hsd been pureh Ased at about 1850 aud
part cargo a. Lpto per .rrobs T. b. o. the latter,
thing been doing a. yet although there 90
haod for sale aud odersas here Hdes-No shipm .rts
OF dry tAsd have taken place. Nothing has been dsiae
IN salss Freighte-We have ~ advise the scus wing
charters Norvsi English bark, 10 losd ecs,o. FROM
Paraies 20 Liverpool ct about tbs per ID, aut pee
cent taking sugar ballast chips account bersph,ua
Epesh ship 70 load oottoa also at PArbs for Liverpool
at IL iotts per ID ana per osnt taitng also sugar
tslset ahips account and Rather Ann from MAoelc
for Lvrpoo vth cotton ct 10 800. pvr 10, snd p.'
cen.
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Broadway fHtArRK The annual ssaeht o. the door.
kes ptrs and officers tales place this evening, being the
last night Of the Mr.. and Mrs Williams havs
andy volunteered their services, which fact In tseR
will add considerably TO the chances 81 full house
The pieces selected the Robbers Wife "oF1an
nigan and the Fairies and the farce Of " Hide and
SEEK II Is hoped the frsqueutsrs Of this theatre win
do their duty 10 night. lie. the house be hle.
Ntuto's GaRDss. Mr.. Burton, vhoss fame a. great
comsdisn 10 Known 10 every that has visited ham
hers srtet theatre, Ia now performing round OF his
bated characters at Nibos Where he IN supported
BY very sosd company. The pieces ,sscted for this
evening are, Paul Pryr and "Descs Of Dreadful Nov
In which Burton VII sustain tie characters Of Psa Pry
and Mr.. Fright NO doubt the garden viii Be crowded,
and Burton received A. usua.. with applause.
Bcvyny TwArrx.--This evening Mr.. 4 ". Clean az.
peers for the ssecnd time this In tie characters
wife" sad a. yoss schmd,, "a TIE Psrs.cz,si
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CITY TRADE REPOR r.

MONDAY July 10, lsJJ.
Asuss The sales embraced about 100 bbs po,s at
50 so.
BREADrrus-TIeur vas in better dem, nd and more
srtve. 1he raes included about 00J 900 bbls.
nbrscins common 70 extra brands Of State at - 10
~; Western, common to good at IS a - So Cana1sn
about l. $50 bbis at - q 81 30 for common to rood
brands Southern ranged from 81 80 for common TO
good fancy brands Among the sales about z 900
ZOO bbls. common stats for export. Rye -four and
ccrn meal ~ere unchanged. Wheat-rhsre good
dems nd for southern, and about 600 IL 0C0
OF new Tennessee we're sold At 81 70 81 80 closing AZ
ne ,s s 81. for good quality .na 100 bushels h .s
hor,k river the hrs Of the season sold at 81 IS
and small lot Of old Al 81 ~. Corn lower The
saes embraced about 40 900 30 0t0 bushels Western
mixed at Sc. @he, closing, however, al -. Oats
dull at SOC. a &c
torna.--sais. Of ITO c.rsoes RIO we're made, en-
brAcng about 2 200 bags 81 loAc a lie, snd about
800 DO. 10 ots at los.c. II &c 800 do. fAgusyra At
NE. lie: leo do Asrscaibo atll1sc. IL and
toTTos The safe. embraced 600 bale. ana the
ms ,n.,,., closing au.is .ts.e,:
though at lover rates About 2, SEQ 900 bbI hour
corn yer. engaged At ID "a, in bun $50 cases Of
clocks Al los 500 bbis Of ro.,n nj Iod and about
200 200 bales Of cotton, at I'd Tor compressed To
Havfe rates unchanged To Bremen n1essnrsnen,
good, we're taken a. ics To Australia the Metropolis
"a fun AZ 40 cents per FOO, meAsursm,nt To caor
ola rates we're at about an average Of a5e per foot
fErH. About SO boxes ". r raislns were sold =,
BDn we're hrmer during the pss, v.es with NOR.
cong, comprising about 5000 orinosos, 20 lbs, at
-oaci toso Porto csb~llo Zilos, ~ - re AM 600
no nfande, II lbs, ., 22h.e. z3c., all sx monihs
HAr Old VAS 81 70 per 100 lbs
hoy About leo tons scotch pig we're soii ~ t}i-
IN month,
ISArmR.-Thsfe a hrrnsr fssliaS AMI miIilisg
Weights Of kemloek about be per ID. hlghst,
phtr other sorts we're without material change.
NAVAL krowFr About 400 bor~s common rosn
we're sot at u 20 per 80 To- delivered aud snail lots
OF sFuits we're sold Al tose, Holder g.ssrADy De
nsbded $lc
Or There vas steady trade n whale AMI sperm,
Stthout alteration In prices
PHoyisIoss.--Pors The Ale we're eon6nsd ~ 800
800 bills. In lots Of ne.s at sIg s. While elg 81
vas generally demanded BY heldsrs eSs prime wss
81 flo 81 els o., and tis 70 for old Beef
About leo $50 package. -ers .od ii snehanxst
prices. Prime msss quis. 81 W ~ Cot Dss's
vers " so. as<e fer .soaIdsrs, Asf gfse i0r for
Ntr -fh uttis dong lard dun, -ai~~ of 90 30
boz, ssis reported a. i0y.e iAs. for soei prins.
Buttsr ana obeess dull
Rcr VS. Ann, With limited irAnsa-,io
snD Sales Of about 1000 bu,b.ls asr go. .srs
made AZ 81 rs o. 20
rroAH The sales embraced sboa. 100 70, hh4s
Caes uusovsfs a, about &C., si.e. sisc, the mar
yet e.osipg firm.
ygpDr mo sale. ssnbrae.s 20 10 bbs rrsos
aaf OLo 81 tie as
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The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
on the 9th inst, we're a. follows

The balance in She hands OF tho Assistant Trea
sIer at Boston, on Saturday, the 2sth instant, WAS
$3,3l8,274 40.
TIE Illinois Central. Railroad Company will sell
at auction on the 3lst Of August, 2,s4l shares Of
stock forfeited for non payment OF instalments.
OF this lot, 1850 shaies stand in the name Of r.
G. L. Schuyler.
The coal trade OF the Cumb,rlan region Is i'm.
proving For the week ending Saturday, July Il,
5.47202 tors Of coal we're shipped by the Cumbsr-
land Coal and Iron Company; 2,332.9l tons Of this
amount was shipped by railroad; the balsncs,
3.l400 OIL, was shipped via canal. Total amount sent
by this company, for the season, since the LIST Of
January, Is 81, 45708 tons. From the Frostburg re-
gion, fer the week, the amount Of coal shipped is
4 Ti3 tons. OF this amount 40 tons vas ent by
railroad; the balance, 1929 tons, via canal. From
the Georges Creek region, for the week, 1893 II
tons. For the year, since the LIST January the
tcisl amount is ll5, 497.04 tons. From the New
Creek Mines, for the week, 1240 tons were ship
ped via the BaltIm3 re and Ohio Railroad. For the
year, 2 52403 tons. Fiftythree boats descended
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal for the week end
ing Saturday, July Fl, carrying 5,6j3.lt tons OF
coal.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
movement of the leading departments OF the banks
Of this city during the week preceding Saturday
moi nirg, July Is, 1885,
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Inis Jesuit NJ somewhat extraordiosry. The Changes
in the first three items do not amount 70 much; it
u tins reduction In deposits to which attention must
be turned Since She l4.a sfJuy period Of but two
weeks the deposits have decreased more than four
millions OF dollars This department. In our banks
viii b steadily reduced, a. moasy Is wanted TO
move the crops and provide for more active bzsiuess
opesstious. II will be tho reduction in deposits that
viii compel toe banks to reduce their line 81 dis
counts to brokers. Loans nadeto the Commercial
classes. tend TO keep up the Line of deposits, bu.
where the deposits belong to one class and loana are
made to another, an active movement in tho money
market is likely to weaken the banks materially.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity ii
certain manufactures exported from Great Britain
to the United States, during the six months on ling
June l6, in each Of the past two years =
MAsuYAcrvaE EXPORTED FROM GREAT BaIr,Is TO rnr
If.ty Ar.r
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DutchmsA." Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drew two very 20
pnlAr aYtists, win appear In Sketches In India and
o. Day In Paris" ThL bin VIII doubtless drew large
audience.
woop's MIssrREIsfhe ente ytsir meats selected for
this evening are negro dsnsxt In singing dAacing
ana instrumental performances Besides shs the psce
called :" DARK Deeds will also he given