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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10
THURSDAY. Aug. 9-P. NJ.

THURSDAY, Aug. 9-P. VI.
There was very strong speculative action in the
Stock market to-day with large Transactions aud very
buoyant prices toward the close. At and after the
Second Board, especially, there strong die
position to buy, and higher prices were paid. We
have not for long lime seen 80 strong an upward
tendency in the market and the bears made lutte
no resistance 10 the movement The activity in Gen.
trsl was marked, and after the Second Board some
1900 shares sold closing at l02, advance Of
2 y cent. The receipts for July have not been pub
lshed, but We hear that they promise to be about
ESQ, eco in advance of July, 1854. Reading in
very active demand the sales being some 5000 shares,
of which about 5000 were at the Second Board The
market closed at &c, further Improvement Of y
cent II is supposed that Cumberland short stock
was TAX en- in to-day Erie improved to so, an advance
OF y cent. Panama in demand and went TO l05a.
For the Western shares the market was firm and ac-
tive. Cleveland and Pittsburgh recovered from the
dep-essi n OF yesterday, and some 500 shares sold,
CO sing et u.s. Cleveland and Toledo was firm az %;
Illinois Central ga, with some foreign demand
Michigan Southern advanced TO 1861; Michigan Cen
trail lOOl The immense freight business which sill
these roads must do this Fall has great effect 10
tsinirg there Western Stocks. Cumberland is
stronger and closed at 20; Nicaragua was rather
bfaVy. In hdUOhu DOnue udnodCtiobn MViS
sl6O OOO Illinois Central, sss; Freeand, 93l Fries,
1875, 9lI; 1871. So 1862, ssli Panama, 1925. Bear
Gales of $1,000 Fries 1888 made at 96 097, seller
10 months AS these Bonds are now selling at par,
and the Company have reserved four mibions for the
reimbursement of the Second Mortgage Bonds due in
1859, il might be desirable for the Company to pro-
pose to exchange now the 1859 Bonds for those of
1888 1t is certainly good policy for Railroad Com-
pany to arrange an impending debt when it can DO
done at par. In State Stocks the sales to fair
extent at about previous prices. New-Yorks OF 1873
sold at 100; Ohios 1875, Ill; Indiana IS, 500;
Temefees, ssl; Missours, 95s, &c. Government
1867, sold at ll7a, an advance OF = cent.
The Exchange market continues dull and heavy.
Engagements to Liverpool of 10000 bushels Corn at
about 4id. 1t is understood thet the Greek houses
aIe engaging room ahead. Some Cotton was engaged
at $50 Sled and to London 1900 bols. Flour on
private terms.
The following sales of Bonds and Stocks were made
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scHR JUAEA Capt Buker Gf and from SAGE, Me- anh ocsa
To Ncs. York with full load heading struck The Focu
end OF Lit e Gull send Sun night, The 5h int az
tcoek dung ihck squell AID afesr filed Iae nese
ing being all vi pine prevented the schooner from snh
On Monday the 9Th three fishing sInacks went 20 her
tnce and eter oschargog the oecs 0ed succesde In h
hei of end ovrg her INTO Ne Loudon hsrof On he IN Do
csreo il b, IL els baIfeo preparatory 70 hauling op
IHE NEW scHooSER l3mssteel Ann f. Coz, wi raj 70
iron l. ted Ashore Hel-0ae, and lu u wste
h own ed BIZ sne West 8 Co.. Of this City, and Szsss
4SoCcO. Had no pilot. - -.
gstP CAvALfER Ashore on Grand Mensn, hes ben o..
deped and stripped aud the mefe-ls have been a8en
Passport There was no this vessel az ie1'
Oh.ee BOstcn.
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COURT OF CENTRAL sEssIoNs-Aue. s-BefOre Judge


John McCabe, Lad, pleaded guilty to grand larceny,
In having driven of grocers wagon, which was
uaLd.g In Washing ton-s with some provisions IA IT.
II was bic frat offtnfe and his promise 10 amend
his ways the Cour suspended sente nee.
Gins Williams, indicted for afolonious assault upon
the psrson Of bis wife, pleaded guilty to assault and
battery only. Sentence deferred.
John NJ lntire young mGn whose parents reside at
Fort Edward pleaded guilty TO stealing gold watch
and chain valued at $780, aud was sentenced TO the
Sia'e Prison for two years.
Ceof &c Baner ana Charles Grovestein each pleaded
guilty 10 Ieiit larceny and sentenced TO the Pen
Eeniiary the former for six months and the latter for
three months.
John Laugblin was convicted of picking pockets on
board al ,xcursion steamboat, and sentenced TO the
Stare Prison for years.
Raphael Bnruerd was tried for burglary and con-
yicted of petit larceny Penitentisry SIX months.
John Williams was tried and convicted of pent lar
cery. Pen,rntiary two months.
John Williams, 3D. was tired for grand larceny, in
attem pting to steal two trunks from the steamboat
Conn onwealth. The jury celebrating for two
hours upon a verdict, and fr ally failed 10 agree
Tie Court then nc journed for The day.
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hour; Flour, 20 bbls whest, ifis bu.A, c.
s s Oar. sen bush csS,l Exresrs fr he .sss.
AL,Asy' Aus s-s4 P NJ. FLous asehsasca "
20 sses CoEs sold In tie Tniu< .nd c,...
u q sc '1les %'9so 0nshsis Osrss.Iss y
.eta~s western ~ a sure, s-d sc. w.isat ~
10 pap, GO 90. Wheel. 10y h<H
NV ORLsAss, Aug 6-Co.ro> uachaag,at so,
e ~ a lc- tof rllls.rs Fcif SueA2 saba ~
A. I've ", Saauss 70 report IN oar Corrox -.
ket today taies - bales sair SyeAk 6E6t flov. ~
SideIsbly lower. Coax, sods9lc ~
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IyNrYFp STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AUG. g.
Befyre Commissioner BRIDGHaM.

CHARGE AS To coUsTERFEIT QUARTER DOLLAR.
Mr.. A. jacobs, No. 100 Chatham-st, wss arrested
spd examined on charge of having passed upon Jas.
Roche Of Bridgeport, Conn, counterfeit American
rs cent piece, knowing il 20 be counterfeit: 1t was
stated st Roche went into the store OF Mr. D. for the
purpose Of purchasing guari.chain, and bought one
fcr Is cents Mr. Jacob giving him rs cent? in change,
among it The 25 cent piece in question When Mr.. X.
got Lack to his friends houre he sent off the quarter
for some drins, when the grocer or pubhc-house-
keeper pronounced it 10 be b4d. Mr. X. went back
with il to Mr. jacobs who refused to change or give
good money for II, and the present complaint was
mace. The Commissioner not coDsider1ng the proof
10 ,how that Mr.. j. was aware Of the money being
bad, the complaint was dismissed. Mr.. +. Smith ap-
peartd for the United States.
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LAW LVTELLIGENC,E
SUPREME COURT-sPEeaL TEHn-Aus 9-Befo'e Judge
-

SUPREME COURT-sPEeIAL IEHfi-AuS '-Deio'e '"'s'
CLgRKe
NOTION FOR ALiMONY.
David Lfndsay a.. Mary Am Linisay
Mr. Lindsay brings action for divorce on the
eround Of deiy. He is the police oiic.r who was
niurd by a stage running over hin while on duty
near the corner OF Ann-s' and Broadway, ard re-
solved medal from the Mayor al the police review,
mot long since. He is tell, full set man, Of what Is
called very fpe appearance lie charges inh iety on
The rart OF hfs l.. as relates 10 q Mr.. Taylor. She
denies the charge and accuses him OF improperly o.
relates to lady with whom he boarded, VIC heheve,
or low boards, at Red Baok-(he and Mrs. l.. now
living sspsretel-snd she asks an allowance, or ALI
nopy, 10 enable her to defend the SUIT Mr.. Taylor
n said, 10 The sonn-lew Of Mr. and Mrs J., having
married their daughter. The alleged inhdeliy IS
charged as having occurred before, and we believe
An ce said marriage Mr. Van VOORHEES, appeared on
behalf Of Mrs. L., and Mr Clinton for Mr. L., in og-
position 10 the motion Tor alimoUy, contendlng that
sbouS4 OF be allowed. The JGdge took the papers.
Decision reserved.
MOTION TO DISCHARGE FROM CUSTODY.
Henry OAK ey agt. I1ael Leon.
Motion on the part Of Mr.. Leoo TO vacate an order
sf arrest. Mr. Oakley alleged that Mr.. l.. obtained
from hin. for cash, horse and wagon for which he
was to pay $780, He represented himself ~ owning
farm on Long Island, having number OF borses aud
wagon; also owning house in Brooklyn, aud that
MorTison a. Faber, Maiden-laDe, owed him the -um OF
81 600 lie stated that be wished 10 90 TO Gravesend L.
j., ard promised 10 cali, on coming back, and pay
he money for said hone and wagon AMI was allowed
20 take item; but he did not 80 pay, and frequently
promised afterward 10 cll and pay but without doing
90 be finally sold said horse and wagon and went OIL
TO Virginia from which he has recently returned, and
was at the time Of the application for the wn Satn-
day Iasi at the Girard House. The order OF arrest
ives ersn..d on tue claim, it being alleged that the
yepress .aons Of defendant Of being worth property
and Of hessIs. NJ. Il +. being indebted to him. were
nDfourded and that he INTENDED at the me to deran1
plaisif OF faid property. This is denied, ana inc
present application made and opposed. Mr. Loucks
appearing ON bis behalf, an Messrs. Clinton d Had
soS opIosed. Decision reserved.
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Portland, July q, 1855

FocBELL AT OLD PorsT CoAFoRr.-A bol ns.ss,sJ
f. ggy weather weighing sec pounds, worked by III Px
kss Lis dsy been Teced the eastern p0.bt ~ewcd
Comfort tie LEhfhouse. II i elevated 90 .sys
bout thirty feet shove level and will 'tke 80
times .. minute intervals Of light and hall "a Do
be heard az distance Of from 10 ~ miles aee
direct, Of the w1na By orcer OF the L'nn2ssS,
Lighthouse Inspector, fifs' p'
Norfolk, July -, l2s5
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To Mariners.

Notee is hereby given that 10 conformity with rszoas
yerrisenent The faed iehg hitherto shown h0n 80
Head ghthousc Msine has been disc rtinaed ~" s.sgx
ill herssftar De- shown from that Lighthouse ae''~
Light. - -. ,.u,s xf3
The lighting srpsratrs consists Of three foana9 49, : ~
Sp, n fecti y the interval between the h~ne'
w. B. FRAN kin.
Lighthouse Inspector, FEst Vs4S~
Portland July q, 1853
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MARINE 10 URNAL
PORT OF NEW-YORX.......AUs.S
Cleared.

ship-Oce.n telegraph Willis, San Francisco Sutton Ca
Bsik-Jave'lsnl, (Oiiea Muller Asyab, Heunins, Me-
Ter a 0osng.
BIss- God Hunter (8r) Perry, ST. John, " B., James
nrains voligeur (FEl David S. Pierie; Anprew Pe.sn
Mcfarland, Trinidad, {. +. J. Peters.
schoontrs-Cicero Dauiby, Aspinwsll j. r. Dow JosepS
kSks Stacey. Darsn PECK Church; Marine, Powell VA
kxgton n. C., f Powell.
Propelers-Msry, Nichols, Philadelphia j. n. Biss;
Bristol, CAM ING, Philadelphia w. IL. Thompson
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ssnrk.ts-Report.d by Tslezrapk.

Fryyuo ARC q P. sFLorR steady Gales $50 btl..
=. 10 80 IS for common Topper Lake 70 Illinois, li5
- Nictsnn WH,AT-Deusnd good and fner; sslss u o0o
lssf re Urpsr Lake sPrg ~ g. and small parcels 9TH
r1,,t ~ prevaus CoRS 81 frmer Opening with
seoJ .usLd closed quiet; aes 40 oc0 bush 75c
susrg 10 CO. buskes for delivery IN ell September. OARS
Svl bed Ssc Canal FRticBTs unchanged Corn TO-
As.ny s8d he 70 SewYork Lake PoRTs tie les: u
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UNITED STATES DIsTRicT-ATronNErs OFFICE

ASSAULT WITH DAsoEPoUs WEAPON AND ALLEGED
LARCENY AT SEA.
join Lewis, Sd mate Of the ship Neptune, was ar
rested on chsrse Of ASSAULT with dangerous weapon
"a siunc shot on James WEIGH and aro With larceny
IN taking from William Porter, passenger, a silver
watch. The charges are denied Committed for ex-
animation.
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MaIkets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY, Aug. 9, 1855
AsUFS-The market heavy the demand fair; sales OF l7O
btls st 81 i2t for Pots and SO Is for Pc ar-
corn ON-A fr business has done to-day at fall former
price, the unayoabe aGvice Baltic have not exeed any
aDabie eerrssi0n Holders occupy the same position OF
fro re which tn held prior her arrival We rspes orr
orner prices they exhibit the az which the sales to-day
have been eaeete1:
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MARHlEU.

Bows CLARKE-At st. Msrss Church Burlington, n J..
kondsy, Aug 6, by the hsh, Rev g. w. Doane, d. D.,
Bhcp IL Ne Jsuey the Rev WI LIAM W. BouRs Of Jack
nvhe Fla 60 NAV ISABELLA, daughter Of the late Rev.
joe I. Clarke Of Western New York
TxiFAkCoxsrocKA the Church Of the doly Apostles, ny
the kev. r. \. HOwaHd Asxig AUGUSTA CoMsToCK eldest
dsugLter Of the late E. r. Consock, TO JkcoB RssNGAv
TxLFAIR, all Of this city.
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Three of the above claims have been lowed - s1l
ders of the Revolution and thutyseven 10 the widows
Of revolutionary men. warrant for loo acres was
also issued yesterday 70 Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines,
widow of the late Gen. Edmund p. Gaines. IL will
be seen from the above that l6,455 warrants have
been Issued up to this time, which is at the rate Of
about 900 warrants per month-the first warrant I'M
der the new Bounty-land Act having been issued in
the eeIly part Of Jure. At this rate il will take over
two years to issue the warrants already Applied for.
The MOI ey article OF The Independent two weeks
ago il paragraph on Backs said;
1.-The experiment Of starting small banks has OF
late in a Insjority Of instances, proved failure
Those pkick hare surrired the hard times Of ~ Dast
tro years are ia tie condition Of SICK csud cheh re-
QHiTes constant nursing.
To this sweeping charge we took exception az I'M
true snd unjust to whole class Of deserving and
sound institutions. The Independent last week re-
plies as follows:
"THF TRIBusE will please notice that We said that
the experiment of starting small banks OF late IN
frndjor1ts of instances, had proved failure We
ht We Lot pronounced eceTy experiment auure' lie
instances the Nassau Bank the Market Bank, ana one
or two Others as institutions which have succeeded
with small capitals We agree with him ard cay that
we rever Intended 10 include them on the list OF
sick chidrCp which required constan, nursing
This il a fair ameode but TIE IndepeadeRts orig
nal assertion WIS Wlnou I'll eAccf lIot III "Hi-u
had not aed required constant nursing a. sick chill
dren. We DO not care TO go into discussion WI n
TIN Independent upon the comparative profit Of small
and large Banks, although are confident that the
examination would establish the fact that the small
Banks have az whole paid better dividends than
the large Walst institutions.
Another cargo of Breckenridge Coal has been re-
ceved via New Orleans, and is going into the yard OF
Col. Snow, corner OF Eghth-av. and Twenty-eighth'
st. Several companies are being organized for the
purposs Of manufacturing lnaamab and Lubricating
Oh from this Coal. In reference to this Coal we find
tic annexed certificate IN The Ner Orleans Delta;
NFw-ORLEASs July 25, 1855.
OFFIcr OF CHEF ESGISEER-FIRE DEPARrdEsr
Mr. j. s. Long, AgeHt Breckenridge Coal No. 80
Matches a-DEAR SIR: We take great pleasure IN
STATING 10 you that a. trial Of the new steam fire
fppine Young America" on Monday the 23d inst,
we used the Breckenridge Coal, and in the short time
of five mi uies had up full head of steam-that we
found the Breckenridge Coal to burn with the greatest
uuickntss impaftig more heat ard retaining It's sub
sieuct Ie6r han any Coal ever used before
In our humble opinion IT Is the best Coal we have
ever usCd, AID shall in short time give you an order
Ter good supply.
with respect We ere your obedient servants,
J. IL. WINGTlELD Chief Engineer
New.Oheans ftrs Department.
II. c. DAVIS, Engineer Steam Fire
Engine Young America
The following is the export of Specie from the ports
n 1.f .v.. Han.
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Ocean strsc,~r~
Passengers Arrived

IN eeeketssi7 Nrp,uss fyo~ LiropoS-Nr Hsrrisse "a
lady, Mr. Ske1ip lady. Mira NassN sudchi Miss Ws{,
Ar Sndt Msses suict Mrs. Weeks chla and ssr,u,
=. Paiires
n bri- stag Rorad, from MataHrds-Psnl Ia Rack, N
Hen ardee sud Mr. Fsiis. Of Richmond Va, sapercass
In bro Wn. b. Noah from \ neffas-F. AntigA
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There are several varieties of Peaches in market,
such as OMixens, Early Crawfcrds, Honest JOINS
and Early Waters They are quite inferior and are
selling from soc. TO 81 per basket
There is but little change IN Meats Fish or Vesea-
bles.
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The Enterprise Insurance Co.-JGs w. Barker,
President; Jacob Cholwel, VicePresideut; Edsard
c. Taylor, Secre'ary-commences Business to-day al
No. 10 Nassau IT.
The Nassau Insurance Company has declared
semi annual dividend of IL q cent payable GA de-
maDd.
The payments at the Sub-Trcasuy were 60, 1858;
Received, s2s7 Os6; Balance O., 39s ESQ., Paid on dis
bursiDg checks, sS2, ssl Nothing paid from the
Assay Office. The depositors by the last California
steamer 10 not seem to want their funds
The business st the Clearing House was sl9 633 900,
which is larger than usual.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Trenton lion Company was held 81 the City Of rren-
ton on Monday the 9th inst The folio siae gentlemen
were elected Directors Peter Cooper, Paul Sp ford
Timothy Abbott, Edward Cooper, Thomas McElrath,
Abram S. Eswott, Marx Heely Charles Hewett
James Hal. At subsequent me ting Of the Di-
recto Peter Cooper, Esq, was reelected Presi-
dent; Abram S. Hewett, Secretary. and James
Hail. Treasurer The property of this Company con-
sts Of their extensive rolling mil sDd wire factory a,
nouton and about 20 acres of land together with
water power and canal basins about 40 Ares OF land
at PhhiIsbug opposite Easton, Pa, where are
erected their three blast furnaces producing near 500
tuns ofpig iron per week; Andover and Roseville
IRON mGp<s, and about II 900 acres Of land knJwn az
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the RiDgwood estate, all in Nsw-Jerey, from which

the Ripewood estate, al in New-Jesey, from which
The Company procure their bes. ores. The capital
stock Of the Company IL ss25 600 and ]. " sid that
the present value Of heir real er.ste sl,ne g. az
modera'e estimate, the fall amount Of the capital
stock Of the Company. Tne cost Of the rolling mill,
wire mill, basins, wasr power, and o'her perne-
IepI investnen's ~ Trenton exclusive OF real estate,
is s5la.esl The cost OF the blast furnaces, etclu-
sve Of their real ests-e at Phpsbnry, : s2ii $50.
Tie rolling ,ni il at the present time employed in
rc'ling railroad bars and beams for public buildings.
The stock OF the Company, We believe, has never
been offered at the Stock Board soii IN Wehst
The Bonds Of the City OF Racre, which we noticed
yesterday "a having been negotiated by Nessrs. Marc
& Kanz, are the remaining half OF an issue Of
$500, 900 bearing cent, having twenty years %
rup issued FIR stock subscribed by the city 10 the
Racine snt Mississippi Railroad The first 80 900
had previously been taken for insestnsn, in various
SUMS in Wisconsin, New Eng land and the northern
part of this State. This, with the exception Of
s25 COO slolt Bonds given 10 Pakrosd comprises
the entire debt Of the city. Racine is the second in
size, population and business in the State Of Wsoon
SIN II is situated on the shore of Lake III higen, be-
tween Hilwaub ee and Cbica 20 with which places i
is elso connected b. the Lake Shore Railroad. Both
principal AID interest If the Bonds guaranteed by
The Railroad Company, and they are made convert
bic into stock until maturity. The stock and divi-
bends belonging TO the city are by Law specially Sc,
spar to secure the principal and interest Of the Bonds
bosde which an annual tax lie required to be levied
for Il interest The favorable position Of the road
bids fair to make The convertible privilege vsusbe
hereefter. The population Of Racine on the lst Of
June last was 1904; in 1850 il amounted to kill
showing gain in five years Of $685. or nearly 60 z
cent. The assessed value Of property amounts TO
el,3l7, zoe; but, as is the case in Milwaukee and
throughout the State the actual cash valuation
amounts to at least three times az much-not less
than s3,5oOOoO. The completion Of the Railroad,
opening the communication with rich back country
cannot fail to give this Aeu-ishiIg city still more
rspid development. In comparison to the debt OF
Milwaukee, the Bonds OF Racine stands favorably
although the price at which they he'd is about 10
D cent lower.
Pacine $500. ass OCO '51'1 8 0i4 &l.,l7,sO8
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Family Marketing.

Tie following 'nsie gives the Retsn Price OF the
prin' 10, EEoles Of EaTu Produce z he Ciy OF
Nsw-York on THURSDAY Aug 9;
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BtLTihosr, Arg AT Cattle market today eco head
nfBsKvEs fsrst 80 AZ as SOD Al 49,, ,ke NJ
Hoes 81 &6&2 ~. ssEEP ~ 259sA
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Foreign Ports.
DfaaateFs- dc.

At Akysb May % ship Petsrhof oadg for Falmouth E'e
to saul about June /.
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The Rev. John NJ. Johnfon Of MoTistown bee re
seived and accepted call 10 the pss.orate OF the
Pfesby terrain Church a. Hanover.
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Receipts OF Produce. ....Aue. 9.
~ Esyta Rsey Bsafs7 212 ebs rour Is bb Ashes. ISL
~. Whsay, IS ne bnsh Corn, SEQ DO. Oats
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en-, not equal to The supply We now quote as fol-

lows, viz:
bu,Lg....sI 10 y acre. ssIilss....si II q sas-
We annoy the statistics Of the Land Office Bureau
for week ending August .:
Az AEs-R.cr ofae tris, of NJ pensoA B~ea r ne tees
ending dssusf 1855:
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nINI,rrRN ALnaNA.

MINIATURE ALaaSAC......rnI oAS.
suy-Rses...5 o5 Sets.........7 05 Aoos-hiscs An
nigh "ATGh........s..s..ssfhl s DAY
Sandy Hook. 544 Gov send... 6:Si Hell 0sto.... hy
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VIII rot be Sold and the Court VIII arrange and settle
.he diffcutyhe only place ~here, in our opinion, IL
can re satisfactorily adjusted"
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z A ing Of the Democrats Of Bsleville was held
% Tuesdsy evening, 10 elect candidate for Post
master, TO gil tie vaarcy ceused by the death OF "
w. Peiry. Mr.. Hugh Holmes was unanimously chosen,
and O commi te- Of three appointed 10 pE.sent the
claim Of Mr.. Holmes and the citizens generally 70 the
Postmaster-Generai
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"a : intended to ne used only on State occasions x
; made IN tie form Of Turfsb cimeter, with .nas
sive scahbsTc Of metallic competition, nchiy gilt by
electro magnetism, ard decorated .hrouga one wi'oe
lsngth With vme which grows iuxussousiy on ne
ich Islards pear he top u engraved the coat
Of arms Of the Krg bearing motto in tho native
hpeuage-"UA MAu KA IA oKA ANA IA Pcso.'
s1he fe of the land Is dedicated forever rShtcous
nsss-D The hit is gracefully curved, and heavily
eeudJed nh precious stones including rabes emeras
sspphires and carboocIes and bears elso the initial
sfthe hing Il is altogether rich and beautiful piece
Of biiouterie. Newark Daily Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-10
The following is the export of Specie from the ports
of New-YoIk and Boston for seven months from Jan.

TotsI..........sls,s5s2 ss 80 1851 5s,7Os,s5s
The fcllowipg will show the total amount Of Specie
flirpsd from New York ana Boston during the three
revous years il seven months, from January to July
inclusive;
EewYork B.:ton Total;
Is53................ J2Ee482f 271,759 l5y3i653
lss4............... lss41G08 3,7ie,l9l 1895 40