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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

,,d Urn wing and Painting, in all the various
Miss Miss GRAVES can receive a few private pupils at
SALISBURY Mansion, on WEDNESDAYS and sATrRpAys
NELLs, Walnut street anI2 - AZ az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

FHO oil I c AN s OF EVERY
sTRIPE-Have you bet HAT on the success OF
your taVorte canddate Have you any Hats to pay that
you have bet and lost any previous eectionl If So
gentlemen is the time to buy Hats at one half their
real value as the subscriber determined to reduce his
stock previous August 10TH Please look at the follow
Ing list of articles and prices:
LIST quality BLACK DRESS HATS, a little out Of fash
ion $751; I'd quality, so 50i Sd quality, 81 37t.
very large assortment of CAPS at prices which DEFY
oil competition-varying from II to 62cents.
Also On hand, tso accounts against various persons
the cash on which would be very acceptable.
Please call, to buy pay up at 1853 Main Street,
irst door south Of the Post Office.
iyl0 dawtf II IrNrcrrnr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

E1OAD MAKERS ATTEND The making
a. Of All rods Of road, the house Of g. w. Har.
risi also, repairing 81 rods Wheeer's Factory 1.-THE
latter to be done to the acceptance Of the County Comm
sioners) will be let to the lowest bidder on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of July instant, at O'Clock p m.
By order OF the Seectmen. j. ROBBINS.
Mllbury July 49, 1856 dgts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

THNHE WORCESTER COUNTY (sOUTU)
IL ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY will hold a Quarterly
meeting at BRo0KFIELD, on SATURDAY EVENING ard
SUNDAY, July 20 and 27 commencing at D. M Satur-
day On Sunday the meetings will be held at the Uni
tartan meeting house, a. the usual hours of service
SAMUEL MAY JR., ANDREW 7. F0SS, and CHAS.
q. BURLEIGlI, are expected to speak.
All persons in Brookfed and vicinity who desire the
triumph Of true freedom, are invited to attend.
EFFINGHAM,L CAPRoN, President
JOS. A ROWLAND Secretary iv21 d5tkw1t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

P. S. large lot of Remnants of Muslins Laces,
Ribbons, Edgngs, &c. &c, for about half tie usual
prices. Come and take them away
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25
.vesU Work Branch.

So Main s'reet.,...........,,...woroe.ter
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

DROVEDENCE AND WORCESTER
n RAILROAD CoMPANY.-DIHIDEND. Divi-
dend of three per cent hree dollars each share has
been declared payable the tyenty first instant at
the Treasurers Office, Providence, B. T. to those holding
stock recorded the books Of the Corporation at the
close of business the 10th inst.
Transfer books closed from 10th to 21st ns inclusive
JOHN r. BALCH. Treasurer.
Providence, July g. 1856. dtauI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

WORCESTER CORNET BAND.-w
w Il. HOBBS, LEADER N. P. GODDARD, Director.
The above prepared to furnish music all occa-
eions as Brass Band. Amy number Of musicians furs
nished for quadrie music
'f'' I. @ BANCROFT, Clerk.
Worcester Nav 30 1855. DIFF
GTOLEN-From the Bed Room OF the subscriber,
- No.6 Spring St. on Sunday forenoon, large heavy
cased English lever SILVER WATCH, marked 10. p.
Champney Worcester, Mass, No. 9613" Whoever will
return the to Mr. Champney or the subscriber,
secure the thief to bring him 70 punishment shall
be suitably rewarded. JOHN MADIGAN,
Jolly 10. du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

COMMONWEALTH Of MASS ACHUs
~ SETS -Rorcester, IS. July I, 1866 COURT
oF INSOLVENCY. Ordered, That this Court be held
In Worcester, at the Court Room in the old Court House
designated for such purpose by the County Commission
es, on the first and thrd Tuesdays each month; and
in Fchburg, at such place may be by said Comns.
soners Designated the fourth Tuesday OF july Sep
TENDER, November, January, March, and May.
Attest; AUSTIN L. ROGERS, Register.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-07-25

ENCONOMY IN FUEL.-The undersigned is
~ again prepared to fill orders for Peat, and deliver
the same in any part Of the city Orders may be e at
the Spy Office or at the store Of u. u. Dixie Co.
Persons who wish to their Rn may save one dol
lar in carriage by taking directly from the meadow
Apply as above. I. DREW, 2l2 Main St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

Simeon Drapers regular weekly sale of bonds and
stocks will take place Friday at half past "
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
at the second board everything down but Nicara-
Transit OF that stock there moderate sales at
advance Of per cent mornings prices. Erie fell
of 4 per cent; Illinois Central Bonds, ~ Michigan
Southern, al Hudson River Railroad, u. The market
closed very heavy.
After the board this afternoon, the market dull
Canton Company closed at 22aS per cent; Nicaragua
1888 Cumberland, 49, New York Central Railroad OIL;
Erie son Reading 90; Michigan Central, 9l-dividend
Off Michigan Southern, 9l1s; Gaena and Chicago, 123
Cleveland and Toledo. 72h; Chicago and Rock Island
s5h; Illinois Central bonds, sly; Hudson Railroad
500. These prices offered.
The living Savings Institution, of 96 Warren street.
has declared semiannual dividend at the ra % of six
Per all entitled thereto for the last three
and SIX months payable aud after the 21st inst. Ali
interest not called for will as principal All
deposits made before the 18th inst will draw ne-
rest from the lst Open daily from 10 to and to
PM.
The Mariners Savings Institution Third avenue cor
ner Of Min street. has declared dividend six per
cent on sums OF $500 and UNDER payable and after
the 2st inst. Deposits made before the 14th inst
will be allowed interest from the LIST of January.
The rexed statement exhibits the amount of duties
collected at the Custom aeuse into this
port during each month in each Of the past two
IRON INpO
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Telegrnphic Feats.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITUK OF THE HERALD.
Nkw YORK. Jan. 8, 1856.
notice IN your editorial this morning mention Of
extraordinary feat In elegr aphingvz that the Union
crses) line occupied In sending thirds OF the
Presidents message about eigh and onequarter hours
while the House line but and a half hours In
sending one.thirdbeing half the anount sent BY the
Union line Also that the Union line occupied two wires
part Of the time. Now, have interest with the
Union line nor any other, but whom see statement
which think will misead the public mind--espe.
oialiy when appearing in the eotoriGl-and think my
self experienced enough to argue the statement to be
tremely unreasonable know not what facilities the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

The Excelsior ire Insurance Company have declared
semi annual dividend Of ten per cent. The Mechanics
and Traders Fire Insurance Company . semi-snnus
dividend Of Eve per cent The Columbia Fire Insurance
Company, serniannusl dividend of five per cent The
Clinton Fire Insurance Company, ten per cent The
Bank of the Capitol Albany, semi annual dividend Of
four per cent The American Insurance Company of Bos
ton, eight per cent
The interest the New York City stocks, due the
LIST Of February will be paid that day by Robert Kelly
Esq, City Chamberlain at the Mechanics Bank. The
transfer books will close the 9th inst but transfers
will he permitted after that tme 70 take effect the
let of February.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Company have declared a
semi annual dividend Of six per cent payable the
10th inst The Hanover Bank, three and onehaf per
cent The Third Avenue Railroad Company, two per
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

were unpopuiate and unculvated, when the right Of
way was comparatively cheap when the superstructure
wss easily Constructed and when the business
nrey In the prospective These roads have paid from
the start and some OF them an extraordinary ex en
and we are therefore confident that as the country H.
creses in the soil is brought under
cultivation, as an industrious population spreads over
these vast and title praie these works of internal
improvement must prove prcoortionate'y profitable.
They must grow with the section in which they are
located and If their cost is kept down by proper appro
priaons to their renewal funds then dividends must be
permanently large.
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
of bonds and stocks made at auction ly H. Nico
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04
REVENUE FROM IMpoRTs-AMoUNT or DUTIES.

The falling of in the early part of the year. Since
last August there has been increase each month in
1856 but the decrease in August and in previous
was too great to be overcome.
The last weekly statement of the Boston Banks COM
parss with that Of the week previous, as fellows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

HU111 IIiJJoW % Zy,6500IVZ4
Estimates far The Fear Ending June 30, 1856 -
For general Land offce-salaries parchment,
1915, 1903 90
surveyirg public lands COG 45S go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-04

Offices in 1854 was SO 2el0) per cent. Allowing the
rate upon the revenues of 1856 this expenditure
81 837, 962 62l00, and after ceductiny the sun Of
S45 900 estimated the relief Of special there Is
still increase Of expenditure 1854 Of 1915 49S
SLIGO resulting from the ope alton of the act Of June
90, 1854 The expsnditure3 fr trsnsportatiol have
much increased during the last year. AMI the pr ac
pal cause OF this increase IL owing the very great
fansion Of railroad service.
Ii the past year hete have bsen 3674 miles OF new
railroad added to the ,i vie in he vsri,u. parts
Of the country at If auu4 cost it stood tae
clih june last, OF $685., 636.
sectors Of country In which Of old service taken
very inconsdeable. In ,tion wi this srsnch
OF the subject may we'll state that while ths in
crease revenue in 1894 that Of tine prece
l8 $500 per cent the Increase Of the year endag
June go 1865, that of the year ending June 80
1854, was but SO cent, caused doub in some
These three causes have contributed very much to
increase the deficiency OF the cast year. Every
annual statement Of the expe sdture5 Of a Depart
ment having such vast number OF accounts as
the General Post Office, must necessarily embracs
msDy which should have been settled and pail in pre-
ous years but taking ~th another,
ference has rarely been mad 70 them In the year.
however 20 many payments have been mde by authority
Of special acts of Congress that statement of these Is
deemed proper. The account at il charged
with the following sums, IN w.t. For additional pay grant,
ed by the act of March g. 1856 to W. NJ. f. Mcraw ia
cob Hail, and George H. Gidoings contractors routes
No. SOIL No s0l2, and No II 900 respectively for ous
year from the 18th OF August 1854 in s $40 800 90
Less the portion from lat July to l8 h August,
1885, which is charged lie the year 1885, 6433 Oh
Total .....................s $40, ss5 9e
Paid T. P. Munroe for mail service bstween
sacramento and Shasta California, ia 1851
and 1862, per act Sd March, 1855, 9th sec
PAID the Michigan Central Railroad per ac.
Sd March, 1858, for services performei in
o., r. 100 ot n.. a. o'i "
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mARRlRD,

BADy-LAxMERT-O sund.y Dec 2S, by the Rev. John
w. Bufehe No IS Ludlow street, M. Claus bsde, tTom
HsIoveT, Aiss Elzs Laumezt fom Llenen
Prussia both residing in Ibis city
COMPTON -sTIVER5-At aoly Grove Plantation, La.
WIN n Compton TO Hist Amoa stveIs.
EARLE-WYVILL-In Brooklyn, Sunday Dec. 70, at s:
Make Church BY the Rev Ffanc Peck Joan Eae Of Fs-
mouth, England HasIiet L.. daughter VI the lse VIM
W,vli Of NotADg CHAM, England
yRITH-wATsON-O Monday, Dec % by The Raw L. n.
King the Parsonage No ITO Duane street, MI Joseph H.
FIin West IIoes to Mrs LAURA c. WATSON Of New
Yoik City,
GREE LEY-CoNN-on Wednesday Dec. q, a y o'ci,cs
o. ~, by D. ". Ed,rkin esq, Of Columbus Greeley
to Miss Rheueny Conn., bob Of Wayne sre County, Penn
0kABAM-TRAVIs-0n fncrsdsy. July, BY the Rev. Dan
Dunbar Mr. John A. Graham 70 Angelina Travis eldest
daughter OF Edward Travis, all Of this city.
NERRlLL-BUSH-At the residence Of d. B. Lent esq,
Poughiesp.e, on Tuesday Dec so, by The Rev. stephen
Frances Bush.
MURPHY-HARKER-On Th4,sdsy, Dec. lS, st 81 Pe:ers
and s. Panls Cha.cb, w!lsmsbursh, M John Ma'pby,
formerly Of Newark, NJ j., 70 Mise Elzahsh T. haIkef o!
the former psee.
ATTIsoN-HERMkNCE-O Monday, Dec. ., by She Rev.
riosno Of ibe brides father, James hssoo OF Daen,
rY to Miss HsnIeita e. youngest laughter Of Capt Wa
,. Herma1ce Of jersey City.
RAMSEY-HANAR-On Sunday Dec 70, az the zee dencs q
The brde's ftn.I Mr. John Ramsey 20 Eliza Mary second
daughter Of John Hkzkn, esq., a. of this city.
SMITH -BRADIsH- On Monday Dec. %, az ST. MG-k's
Ckureb BY tss Rev Henry AD:hOL, D. Charles Stewart
erb 10 Ehzs daughter u Wheaton Bredsh al Of his city
MISUNDERSTOOD Wednesday evening Dee. II, by
the Rev. Edward Lathrop David T. Valentine esq 70 Mics
CsrOe Ms:da youIges, daughter Q. zee ate flames
eco, all Of this city.
MECHANICALLY Brooklyr, o. Tuesday evcrirg Dee.
o. By tao a., {. Gutter d D, NJ, ChAries L. Vetb
Misc NJ Caroline Wendell
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rLLLY-oo Saturday, De- y, trns Lay aged yea
months and days
LsBY-on Tuesday Dec TIE rss'ps. ef t' sE ss .,
JAN 20 s. Libby fwrn,J'eeond t'Fee' DadJ l. Loo' Of
welfsorO, " H., AGED s. year.
N,cLggs-on F,It.y. Dee "a Freehold, " J., a: The
rc,ceDce Of Ter nsPee pe'eIJ Me- c.,hsD d''sn
Ter Of the late Peter McCiees % Mi5se'1wn' y. .
McALLIsTFR-on NoDdsy Dec. % .: bis Ie'idsnee No ~
Fa. Nre,sepb ,tIse kpboay aeaiis,er lac Of 8lan'
ch,r5yowL Coahiy Dubiin, ireland
hEYER-oo Saturday. Dec n. after sbor: h'oe.' E''a
o R15 go S.sad Dec r. K,tey d.Dshr Of Kat. AID
o con %en5D aoDd.y Dee Havana Of concession Of
The iuDs. oooror sed 10 years edss, daughter
PowERS-At Bo,ton suddenly, on ssGreay Dec "a Daniel
S,iS ,fsru Ard compsned OF officially OF br.shinE and
20, up .srs TO n wife that he could not live Iona IN thai
onaSje 10 swallow anything Alarm instantly given A9d
Dr. p Richardson aud the Rev. M Miner ne nnedi-
l.d become extinct he had passed away without struggle
At the advanced age Of years. u.,,,.-
PIownsr only Of iohn and Ellen po,vnsn lain
aud Amanda n. PeiIy s;ed year. months aud p day..
QUINN-oD Thursday Dec o. Mary Quinn wife Of traosi.
oinr native of The City of Armsh Ireland in the +h
R6MAINR"onT Tuesday morning Dec 30 sis. Rnah Roman,
Tie relative. and friend. of the family respectfully re-
to seSd b., sners s the Isden's , 81 asf %
1857 at O'Clock p M, without further invitation
s s.ud S 81 5 Of
f. Dts6ed Smith, aged years and months. =,
IS Ess, Twenty fourth street Lexington aud Fourth
avenues on Friday. Jan. 2, at 10 O'Clock m.
sPIEkING-At New Orleans Monday Dec l5 Of ocksw,
A. =. Spin ming late of Jersey City, ~ J.
VANDUZER-On Monday evening Dec e, OF consumption,
sor long and pro,rc,ed Illness which she bore With CHRIS
tan foItitude and with hope Of blessed Immortality
Charlotte La,ina wife OF J.me. vsnduner aged p years
The of the family respectfully invited
TO attend ber funeral without further Invitation on "ednes
day. Slst i from the d. L. Church, Seventh street near
The BOwery. , -
WlLLIAMS-At Chicago, on Tuesday, Dec. o. the Hon.
Ezekiel WiaIps For mapy he was one OF the In
pector Of the Auburn State Prison In 1880 he was can
didae Of the WorkDtme party called for Governor
luuuipg II n same when Gov Throup elected
WI SOE-On Monday Dee. %, Mary Wilson aged s. years
WhELAN-At fremont, WeEchesteI County, on Monday,
pc 20 after a short illness William Whelsn.
YATES-A Liverpool, Epsisnd, Monday, Dee J. Richard
Vsuil Yates aged years He was the Oldest hsgis'
trate of that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

Be-. sHIF. JOHN GARRow ABANDONED SEL-Csp-
Hoesss, :. TIE .hig arrived yesterday nopns regSr.
5sys om Savannah fer Liverpool IN sinking condition Lay
by her iiooh Of Capt d. lady cha and the In al
souls and boash them to this port Cap stats that ron
tsien Of she had % FEET q wstsr 10 her hod ThsJ o.
b. BARK T,sso. ASHORE sEAR BAssEsAr-CaPt ooids
worthy Of he above vessel arrived IN tins Guy
sasea and Ended on the beach.
BRIc WHITEHALL which taken in tow In dissosd con-
S1 o. IN, TSisa ses Of ss.vs
whit then has been spoken the 2th by snip Ocean
Monarch arrived yeserdsy with foremost and bowspr gone.
M 50 40 lon " but the captain aud crew refused 20 desert
SIR JERSEY Of Salem from Csao with glsno ashore =
the Wash Woods 80 miles south Cape Henry together w
wh ship The ieft the beach rnes
day. sd inst a. which tim the hip was settling DOWN ~ me
Of Halifax ~ S. seaman persisted from cold on the beach
Spanish STEAMER Colon hence for Hay.sa Ss
fre reported put into Nook In distress tho night Of lhs
?st list came In coll with unknown schooner ana
led away I'D sustained other damage She N
a3ehor Under Smiths snc during the ate gale and lost eo
A SEVERE GALE experienced at Monteyideo Nov. y
causing much damage 20 vessels in port ship SNOW sSd
By another By which the ship Der oboom ana ssa
n.nmss sprung Bk Laca Maria Salem had ssI sa.issss
latter osins tovsprit Several other vesse i'' 'H
bow,prits AID received other damage -..,,r g.,
vent down Georges River ins and 20
in Turkey Cove On letting 90 the nenS . 1s pna 80
:.s,hsr .aohOI vas then LET 60 Sss che sy The nsz
asy an anchor vas taken from Thomnson and sne
OF and anchored ssly Turkey Cove Her sneh'" WEI
scms W E1oIs from Boston Tor fyoath went sshors
on Bropns Island night Of oath Inst Woen che esns -
found TO b kaiins and s'note On ss3a %rss
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DIED.

BATEs-la BIOosyI sunday evening Dec e. si@rt'" =
ysns v tls plss Wed s;say At ,,R # m no Ger
s,sDae sfoCiyn. Ger remains vii be conveyed TO 3eer
wcrd Cemetery.
3 s;asdsDsars' ioHmeI!y s:esdent Of this city
PLAIR-on Monday Dec 20 Msrssr dtaehe' Of David IT'D
ANtar.. Blair, aged years AID months
EN- s.es : % fa1
& Of s .S y. ' s.S 20 ssnd &
sescs Toe 's cody VII Be- aien to Toy next day
DsIeyas-A.ss CITY H0:p'. . M2ai s pfe 70 :. ,so
"a Nc,.Ds., % Peter k ossp.s 5;f Of sS IGwGi;sd
DoHERTY-on Monday Dec, q. James Do5e'ty, rL.ye O.
Brnoiaae, c0uAy Donesa, IseAnd Ia the 3s year : hs
EMBaEEinihs city o. Taes99y moTns Dec 80 Of sbo't
Elness, Cara Emeree, n .ee SD yea Of her age
20 the funeral fTos ihs residence Of her ,aes William
Johnson No lo ForsJth stree THE Afternoon at q oo0eG
Wisconsin and HsysIstsaw papers please copy. =
ELLAaD-On Moldsy, Dec %, Gee. Ela,d aged 10 ysIs
FOsTCa-on Tuesday, Dec. 50, aged yeas Lily An, We
The snes and acquan;saoeso Of tnc family ead hose 4 b.
om b., late rs.a.nce street coz Of second
ayesue, his Gay t'esaesasJ) AZ o'clock P IT,
FERhIs-on Monday, Dec. 20 Elzs, wife Of Daniel sesv
aged IS year.
eDLDssUgY-A. Boston. q ss.-Fdsy Dec n M's Macy
ootseu wife IF re Rev Jtn Go ''bary s''d 5i ,es's
CHE sTON-A. Sherman, Conn. VI ,rdAy, Dec IS 'ee
Rev. Manly 3heis.on, Gsed so years
s.Sssisr Of Jane. p AID Sarah T. Hsle: sssd ,eas
I've ead, and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
70 srnd fasers his san.sasJ afternoon o'c'ook
from the residence oi her parents No 70 MsIsop s:ree.
0rseDpoin:, LoSs Is.sDd
BEYER-op Tu.,dsy morning, De-. %, Ms. Js-e HoJsr
widow OF the is,e Isaac HeyeI, : her slst yea.
relatives fezds CT me faulty invited SsLd the
fansral this (yedoe,dsy) aeyrcs- O'CLOCK fIo be.
late residence No. II Clinton pace
HUNT-At New Oresps Mon6sy Dec o. Col Thomas =.
HUT Assistant QuArermt,ter Genera Of the = s. Army
HAWLEY-At the residence Of the Ry Peter Go-dcr
bross Wssh.sgon Cous'y, ~ y, OF MOI day, Dee. 2,
Sj,.cs Adele Only child Of David asa Louise NJ Hswley Of
this eit, months and
TtNKISs-At the vi.tee Of Oneida Case neA. U:,A on
ssds, Dec 20 Chss NJ jenkins SOC Of he Hon. Timothy
J..iios, ksed 20 years
JkPsPR-ir Brookyn. II Wednesday .verns De- "a.
Flsw:r B. oay Of Prof g. Jsese', he I'M yeGi Ct
his az.
rnFyNSTOS-On sst-Yjsy, Dec. n. Nathaniel H yoIpss.
"a nd Of Mcdaniel Il. and Elizabeth NJ Johnston
KRHNEDY-Op Monday morning De-. % Ct consumption.
.nsr and Less Mrs Msgsfel keaSedy
Inv. tJrieA.s, IN the ga year other age.
sUpfJFF-oa monday Dec % Mary Cstherpe wife %
BarasId Kdus, and daughter Of hs se rhsuss Wal Of
Belfast, Ireland
KEIdTY-on Sunday Dec % KAT, Kelley daughter Ct John
ans Eliza Kelley, aged years, months AID q dAya
xu,IAn--On Sunday morning Dec O. Philip Klisn
IYNcH-on Tuesday nigh; Dec o. No 70 President street
BTooky Mary tls beloved yiit 81 Pstrch Lynch, formerly
81 lm.Yck, Ireland
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To Mariners.

CHANGES AT MoosE PEAK AND Ma IsTcAy LfcHr HovsIs
MAME.In order to diminish the possibility Of nistAhius
Moose Peak Light for Petit Mensn Light the Interval between
changed ON two minutes 20 TO thirty seconds; that from
snd ater nat date ne Moose fesk Will be as gs. Ieyols
o1ds
On the day the time Of revolution Of the Ma heszn
Lh viii be altered from two minutes minute and the
red f,h shown will be thereafter dscontinusd that
from and after o , 1857 the interval between the fsshs
will be minute oil the flashes will be the natural color
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
w. B. HRAsgLN,
Engineer First Lighthouse Diatrie'.
Portland, Me- December II, 1885.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRk.. ......Ds


Bsrhs-M Morton Buckley, Savannah. scranton Tsiusn
Aneric. William, Csrdepas Mora NaycI' Anar
rsa Csdiz Giro Francois Rambler lsr Putnam, Oporsa
Hoss Savannah DemiI Co; Atlantic (sremh Feldhasn
London Burchnd Burke; Oriental (8rl Macy, London.
Norwood Co.. Netherton tBr), ELes 81. John n b..
Roome 4 Dnwiddie -.
BIis-T B. Watson, wOrtenscr, Porto csbsiO, Dlle's
Biss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hsnlnond Jscksoavlle, Jsnvrin
Revary Blue Grit tBr Atkinson Minndie y s. !! Whit
Woodbne Allen, Brszos Mccresdy, Mott Co Cassiian-
Lord JAG Vile C. f. j. Petes Tanner. Pirsop Ape
lscbcos Dollner Potter; John Shaw, Wallace s. Mary.
Steamer-Piednopt Post Batlmors. IL 3. Cromwell
Propeer-Georses Greek 0sser. Baltimore, H. b. Cron-
we'll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

CoFFEEThe market closed quietly for all kinds thoash
last the BrazeIos cargo comprising 800 brs Rio,
has been soldh TO the trade and hLf speculation Sas
also OF 10 Java 4ic and 80 bags Mafacaibo ll0
bags
CANDLES-Adsmsntine moderate request bat prices
without further change. Sperm in fair az 40.
Patent ar fairly active sales Of 800 tx. at Sc.
COPPER-New h-Athns steady and In moderate reqne;
sses in suits n 5c mouths. Yellow Metal commands Se
smonb Refined Ineot s fairly inquired for at the improve
Old shesthins In good requests saes Of 5000 at
zje., cash Bolts are firm AZ &c.
FlOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand for western Canal
Flour fair In part for expert but mainly for he home trade
The arrivals scoderate but holders impatient
realize, d 10 do 70 have submitted N decline Of 6dia