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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

The Bardstown, Ky, Gazette says that
very singular occurrence has occasloned
much talk in an adjacent county. Some
time since preacher, and most excel
lent man, became much concerned on sc-
count Of the spiritual condition of one OF
his female flock, very exemplary lady,
and hugged her so zeslously that he brok.
her ribs By jadicious treatment size
was set all light. Lately, when the hus-
band returned home, he found that the
reverend gentleman had again been there
and again broke his wife's ribs We are
assured these things occurred, strange as
they may seem, and the parties are per-
sons Of the Highest responsibility
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

JEFFERSON COUNTY Y

e,ernalIy from all that made life dear. At
len tn arose, dressed, and CROPPED my
way along the cloister leading TO the
choir. and from thence down the narrow
high, of stairs into the chapel. 1t was
dark. save for the few rays that streamed
from the solitary light which burned DIM
" in the sanctuary. Kneeling before the
altar, fastened my eyes upon the cruel
FIX above it. Long and earnestly gazed.
bu, the feelings that filled my soul were
too deep to find repose in the con'emPla-
lion of any material obi ct. | bowed my
head upon the railing, and wept. Ere
long. the image of HIM who had suffered
arose TO my view the pure and holy Sa-
vionr of the world, whose mild, benignant
ewes, in their plying tenderness, penetra,
led to the depths of my wre'ched heart'aHd
she'd blessed hope upon lis g loom. |
pray yed--prayed earnestly, and from the
! hear, !; my desires flowed from It's lnmos'
depths. With streaming eyes and unut-
terahle groans, asked Him, the Saviour
of the world to deliver me from this prls-
on, this den Of cruelty and hypocrisy.
believe it to be the only..lime | prayed
| from my heart while in the Institution.
With this outbnrst Of emotion, this
pouring forth Of my grief to God in sPlrl,
! and in truth, found relief, and became
composed and calm.
Il know not how long had been kneel-
ing, when was startled by deep drawn
signs and sobs, proceeding from the dlrec'
ton of the "seven sorrows" altar, which
is at one side of the chapel door, under
the choir. Fearing observation, arose
and Fastening down one side Of the chap
e. reached tie stairs leading to the choir
As entered the choir, saw dark figure
glide past me, and GO into small passage
behind The organ. Probably this person
was in search of the poor hearl-brokeI
creature whom had left weeping so bit
terlv al the foot o f the "seven sorrows
altar. Fortunately | escaped notice, and
softly closing the door behind me, reached
my cell just before the bell rang for NOR
ming prayers in the chapel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
DIE

ACKgRMAE-Ia Brooklyn, on Ihgrsday' my w. AhSe!
younssr daughter OF SaI."e- N"' AN~' A'A-,' 'e'
yesrs mont and 2 days
A. Utab Bridge Thursday July 10, John Henry,
son Of Mary and the 'A'e ""'AH "'''N 's' - 'e"'''
months and IA days
ep0oKs-At Albany on Thursday July TO- aged ~ years
Cornelius BROOKS
Henry X. Cushing, AGED ~ year' ,,,,, A.
The funeral will be performed At lis late redeuce No
a. Johnson street. on Sunday the 18th inst at eock "a
The eIatives Of the farn respectfully inyIed
to attend without further invitation The remains viii be
conveyed 10 Greenwood.
CLAPP-At Providence J. suddenly Wednesday July
Mr.. Ira Clspp in the tjth year of bis age.
CALEF-At Gloucester, Ass Tuesday. July M Amos
CsIef, aged VI yeas.
FRAsER-At Cbicaso Oh Saturday July Andrew Fraser
esq., in the Ssh OF his sse Mr. trss:r wa: na'se Of
ScOsnc lately partner IN the firm, aud one VI the
managers Of the works Of p w. Gates Il Co.
GORDON-At Staten Island, Thursday July
10 Sarah Ann, widow Of the late Archibald Gordon, and
The eDds of the family respectfully invited 20 attend the
funeral from her late esdeLee, Oh Saturday. the 18th inst
HOUGHTON-On Friday morning, Juy H. Mary E.. eldss
daughter Of Joseph and Elizabeth B. houshton, in the ''
The Of family respectfully invited to attend her
funeral tins saturday At clock at the r''dehe'
HAYNEsOn Tuesday Jolly John Andrew Jackson Haynes
John honors Haynes aged years and Is days
HARING-On Monday, July T. Edward infant son OF John $
aid Mary HsIiIs
HAYWARD-On Saturday June D. Mary Evefetta Hayward
daughter Of Samuel B. AID Mary E. Hayward, aged
months and Il days.
Of Michael Margaret Herman aged II months and ~ Days
LILLY-At New Orleans, on ThnIsdsy, July Mr. Robert
John Lilly, Of the fra Of Lilly Woods, aged p years
MAGUIRE-On Thursday, July TO- Patrick Mas0re' in the
18th year of his sse.
McMANUs-on Wednesday July g. Margaret McManuf, aged
10 years aud 4 months.
MALONE-On Wednesday. July 9, Mary T., eldest daughter
Of Catherine Malone in the sd year OF her sss
MITCHELL-At Providence, r. l., Monday, July T. Of
scarlet fever Willie Baker youngest child Of John and the
late Eliza Mitchell Of TINS city.
NORWOOD-At RockpOrt, Mass, hrs. Lucretia Norwood
aged 81 years.
PRIDHAM-on Friday, July II, Of commissions, Mary NJ
Youngest daughter Of Lawrence Pridhan, aged years
Tue friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral this (Ssturdsy afternoon at O'clock from her late
residsncs, No. 2l3 West Nineteenth street
QUICK-On Wednesday July OF disease Of the lungs Sarah
T.. wife Of Joseph Quick aged b years and ii months
ROEIn Brooklyn Thursday July TO- Of consumption Jos
g. Roe widow Amelia Roe in the 18th year of his
sRORT-At Newark, N. j. on Thursday, July 10, William
Short aged 50 years
SCOTFORD-On Thursday, July 10, Ellen wife of William
II. Scotford, sgsd IS years, months and 2 days.
WHEELER-At North stonirgton, Conn on Tuesday, July
9, Russel Wheeler, IN the 6st year of his age.
WELDEN-On Thursday, June 10, in LoudJn, England,
Marion, wife of Charles "elden of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
Thcmpson's Reporter quotes:

In another column will be found an advertisement
from the Commissioners of the war debt of California
A correspondent at Milwaukee sends US the annexed
comparison of the Galena and Chicago and Milwaukee
and La Crosse Roads
1.-THE late report of the Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad shows that for the year ending May l, 1882
that Company had 90 miles of road in operation, and
their earnings for the year were sl77,92s, and they
made dividend of Is T. cent.
"The La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company
have had in operation from lst January to 23d April
81 miles, and from 23d April to st July 81 miles Of
road, and their earnings for SIC OEths amounted to
slsO,579."
At meeting Of the directors OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad held this week, it was resolved to ad-
vance $500 600 TO the North Western Railroad, being
the amount Necessary to complete that work.
proposition to advance the freight coal 25 cents =
un on the LIST of August, and additional 25 cents
the LIST of November, was before the Board but no
definite acton taken upon it, The following il a
comparative table Of the receipts OF the road for nine
months:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
0<ean Seeaaers
paxscuuers Arrived.

r. ,,eam.hip Atyiea from L'repo1-Mr aud MI rsues'
,xo isn,hter. and servant Mrs Gynn and son. MI end
strong and son Miss Murphy, Mrs and MS LIVINGSTON
Mr. and Mrs Kobbe ard children Miss koooe .nd
a.. p Pout. e. Cochran A. Cartwright Rosentha :, Long
mirer Selsmsn Gihcn O. w Jackson M
C. W spOOrer Kir!ratrcs Mr. AVID M R,sss %ss
Rr,ii W strrt A @ Fmday, J. Smith, Ayres MI Mysr'
Mr. watson Ms. GeOrss Mrs Hs0ds M M 20 drsns
hronizensI Miss 81 Martin Mr. Campbell MI Sutton AL
two children Messrs 4. Elliot, w Harris, o. ooMss'
Stevers NJ Atkins Mr. and Mrs Bues Mr.. "if'n' D'ee"
Callahan c. w Layton, I Pisott 49, ,,, rs ,n
In ship Hornet from Cdeut,a-G W. Cincn, T. ,oo M..v
In 80, nv NaEssyino from Lfr0poot-Mrs Jane hss'os'
Mss N Massey Miss :. Gsryn, Jas j. Emmett Gill; .us
=" nu,c Of Iisste Savannah at Montevideo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

FRIDAY, July LIP. N.
There was AL active Stock market to day. withou
mportant change in prices with few exceptions, until
the sdyices by the Africa were made public. These
are locked upon very favorable, and gave an i'm
mediate start to the market for the leading f4nces
The reduction OF interest by the Bank of England ard
the advance of Consos TO 95t e5l were looked upon
as indications of favorable condition of financial and
political affairs in England and strong disposition to
buy, mainly confined TO Erie, sprung up. The shorts
were free buyes, although they still predct that the
recent advance in stecks has no basis and that heavy
decline may be looked for TO commence very soon.
For the last thirty days the bears have suffered
verely and they looking anxousy for their turn of
the market Ere opened at o. and after touching
65l closed st 65. The transactions about s,OOe
shares, and large private transaction was rumored
Reading sold as low as Oh, but closed at 92l. The
difficulty with this company at Philadelphia appears TO
be in relation to the question of dumpage. The
company allow 10. per tun dumpage on coal
dumped on the wharf. The shippers claim
it also on coal dumped into vessels and some Of them
refused last week TO pay their toll bills unless this was
allowed. depu,aton from New-York and Phladel.
phis had gone TO the mines to endeavor TO induce
suspension OF tonnage for thirty days, which would
materially interfere with the current earnings OF the
road. We hear from Philadelphia that the question
in dispute is TO be left to an arbitrator The tonnage
Of the week is very small, 2l,0Oo tun'. Cen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
~ R.,oyt,d BIZ Tekgrnph.

pr,x,,o J,lv it-6 M-FLouR IN sood oeDss'n ~ NJ,
49,. 10 bbIs at IS e2Gs5 10 tor fSos % usss4
Miebissn and IS s7e 81 a5 for enaes - ss~p.r -
ss r,e.st Of ID. Africa. pe.. cO.s :ay ss' Sa' s's
w,.t a, the outside 6,nres; '.es, o. a. Or, 80
Ss. . ID bush 81 SSasc Ryr-Modsr's demand :..
hec deNe,s q, Wheat Al Sev.YOrh. Receipts for tss
ts.psy four boa. NJ room ,ods; 81 sa. fom nLs
oesn: - Whss, 70 Ot6 bu,h. Corn, 1874 bvsh Osa
1Sswhso July II-s mctLous ID rod aarsnS sac. q
~ nS Sc tor conn on Os~eso brands WHEAT AR rsSss~
&c. tbe Aficss news wa generally Known sIes o q zoe
oei4'e G So. CoRs nebargeA ssies OF IS 900 bush Co
% tsrregrs lower; flour &c, Wheat l2a and Com
70 :, Neg.york LAKE EXPORTS 20 day; 700 bhs Fou,
Wheat, 10 hush. Com. CANAL ENPoR 27i
~ Fonr 2s $50 sush Whest, y $50 bush Corn cS b1sh
RYE 4 5e4 bush Peas 49, ILL.,. -, .,,s.e .
IL. 10 COO bnsb Osrs-t2c for State saos. WHISKY. so
krwORLEAKs. July s-CorIos easlst sT .es sss
Cotton 10 Liverpool ID STERLING fScHAses' 10 cent
,pfunn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
La w INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSIoNS-Jvlr u-B.iOr.

COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIoNS-JuLY ll-B.fors the
RECORDER
The following persons, previously convicted, were
mis- evening sentenced Thos Sebot convicted Of grand
eeny State Prison years John RSsn convicted Of petit
esny Pententary months; James MaoueJ convicted Of
.,ett lNcepy. PeDtentisry months James Conway
sted assault and battery Psntensry monihs James
Csh convicted petit larceny renensry months James
S,rmsoy convicted Of petit larceny, Pelitennsy months
Hhse Myen convicted OF grand larceny State Prison years
Charles johnson pleaded guilty 70 grand larceny IN stealing
Ia watch valued SO from Margaret Pree, OF the corner
Thrd avenue and Fifty ninth street Sentenced 10 State
Ptrcs Carroll was tried and convicted Of grand larceny in
ssr.jns watch valued at SO from simeon Andrews OF No
= w., Ferty- third street State Prison years
Christian heerop tried and convicted OF an a.
aDd larceny, IN stealing promsory note o' seo' "on ian
- D,6epbach Pententiary year: ,,,,,
hn Wilss resded guilty burglary in the third degree
Ssntenced year. to Stste Pnsou Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

There was but little business done in Flour after the
Africas news was received, but the market was heavy
and saes could not have been made but at lower
rates The better descriptions are stead Wheat
wac depressed by the foreign news; the arn' are
good Corn is also heavy under the news. In Por-
there is less doing and the market s irregular
Sugars are buoyant and active, but Coffee is dull;
prices, however, are firmly sustained. The news
from Liverpool has produced considerable activity in
Cotton, and $500 bales sold at irmer prices. Mid
dlings are quoted at ll3GllS.
The business of the Clearing House e23, 800 900.
The steamer tomorrow viii take 100000 or
$4,000 in specie
The Syracuse Standard states that it is rumored
that the Central Railroad Company are negotiating
for the purchase of the Oswego and Syracuse Rail-
road or will make such arrangements as shall give
that Company control Of the road
There is rather better feeling in Land Warrants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
MARRIKD.

YEFaY-sCHEFA EBHORS-A; As.ry' |" v'',s - M,ss
Jul, Ally The Rsv, Dr. Can PEEL. NJ: >, 81 NwYmt
HAEyFI-RrRDGE-on WssnesesJ Jniy ~, " p,bor.h
W Ysrm,r az WiIi.usburrh Lorg InaDc, 10 ia
7. Rardse Of this city. . ry,,-ss-
vcvrIIIS-PIERsON-At Paterson. " J., on Piss-,n
- n Roh.,t N Muffin OF Philadelphia, 10 srso y
Of Paterson. .,,,r July
Nv the Rev John s. Home Mr. JeibTo go Hal eso
H,n,et B. youngest daughter Of the late j. o"-'
all Of Middlstown, X. l. ,Ixo nv Va.
aoxrpvIITE-W RIGHT-On "Wednesday, ~! ~, Ms,,ars,
DV m r Il Is.c Dawson M John slmervlLe 70 'iN
Wrisbt Of Bridge VI Allan, Scotland NJ 1.L
Tttus. H. to Mis. Clark Lear oo'h o. -;
AULDiSG-At Job g. thompson esq Of
Montreal 10 Emma W. spsudins a"'tN'o' - - -
Of the former place. -, u,s,,a..
-, - Wbits Of Hobokus, to Miss E!eets a
yoS :, a. EiniT, Ch,mung County, n l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

R. NJ Steamship Africa Shannon Liverpool June o. md.e
S,s p Ia. S + Snns s. p.ss .ss.3shp Nss July
49, 20 a. rIchanssd signal. With ship H.Ipsyel "a I.
$ e. lon So TO- Exchanged .ns. with Si Robert HAHN
& .S Ion RoSs, ss b. bound W. c
passed steamship Asa 100 miles r. Of sandy H,Sl hence t
' fSs steamship. uns %sns s' coss.
Ship Ann ws.Ab1rn oi sC'Sn Mn'si I'M ha%Sqs Nay -
- spoke bark Gen. TAYLOR Of and for Portland Ly lat
IS 90 So George Hickson sesIan native Of Ne~bury
sbg Guy n.nHsS. BY,d Lss r y JSE % p :;
and S pas: 20 T:yo s Ss June s q y Sn
spoke ship Calhoun, steering w. The eIperierced light
winds during the crossed the Banks 10 lat S saw
Ship George Hurbut Post Shields May 25 coal to Manba.
Ship Horst Benson Calcutta March g. Sand Heals 3,
p:esa ice &C. 20 4 a LsSrs sn. Ma, 10 xo,,
yidso Nay 49, hiSes tc to BsnSs L0chua s.ledn com.
"sa ' S Sf M.ym.n xn.
l'ssy. sugar to orasr Vessel to master: s,.:s.
via Gibraltar days rags and to Lawrence aarry In
& aareh ''' ." W '''>' o''''''' ''''' '''.'
Grs Ventura tspan Nina, TaasOns, Span, 20 dsys win.
Brig AsenOrs Br Murphy St. Jsso de Cube June a.
Brig Queen Of the South of Bsimore Chapman Rio J..
metro May @kodee to Merrill Abbott.
Juss Co.. w. o sgny Go'sn' Trinidad cu'-
Brig Ls5k Br) Permission Bermuda days. potatoes to Md
sebr lfhsms Eldrdse. Curacao June p bids &e to 3.
". Lewis
schr o. P. BDns Cook Virginia.
Schr h H. Green Kelsey Albany for Nsw.Bedford-
Sch Gil Bias, Maxwell, Eleutnera July 8, piheappes 70
Barnes Tuttle 4th lat q 49, lon wreck
uies' 70 the westward being calm the boat ana
boarded her and found her be vessel about 900
burden with hsr bows and forward and burned down
TO the her bottom painted green white
lire black buy top bottom clean had not been long that sit
nston. July lat q IS Ion spoke schr Electric, hence
for AbsoO.
Sehr Phebe Elizabeth johnson, Boston.
sehr Gen Hersey tof BsIsor Gikey, Cenfussos % days
Schr Rapid (Br) Smith, Darlington NJ s., fish TO master
schr hontezuna Richardson Eastport plaster Brett
Son 4 Co
sshr msy Jane Br Roberts Nassau, N P, days, PIN.
apples to J. Eness.
Schr. Ann, Cole, Petersburg days to J Hunter & Co
Yacht sivie tsioopl, Comsock, Southampton June
Falmouth 9Th, to Mortimer Livingston. Experienced heavy
weather during the passage June TO- lat A. Ion IL ~ IN
40 a. 81 a. spoke whaling snip Columbia Of Sag Harbor
two uonths out, with 86 bts oil June 20 80
spoke bark Amsns Of New York. rs days from Cost Of Coli
tonia of Bordeaux June q lat 10 81 lon IS 80 spoke sr
VIM Penn - days from Liverpool for Baltimore. July LAT
SO Ion 80 80 In gale from W., with very heavy
carried away bowsprit, bobssys &C. The Svie, in
been compelled make part Of her passage under eefei
sal and fore staysail.
Propeller Boston Allen, Phisdsphia
Propeller INC O. Bates Hartford.
Propeller Pelican, Adrioh, Providence.
Propeller Jackson Baker Baltimore,
BELOW-Ships Chrstans Owens London June 5; ADM
raj Bllaen Hsyre June johanna (Brem) Rohn, Hsmbus
May ~ schr Robert of Nantucket with disnssed
ors in tow, bound Why pilot boat Moses H. Gnnne Also
/ brig.
wIND-Darng the day. L. N. E.to s. Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
SHCOND BOARD.
Sales Of stocks mt Iadeiphia. July IL.

(Reported for TIE N. T. TRIBUNE BY j. X H. D. FRY.
ff.t Board-lco City S. new, 9s 800 do. 81; 0 do, 81
100 Legh Mort &C. s4 500 do 9ii 900 Reade Raro'd 70
10 8 ReAcns Railroad 10 800 Guy Rsirosd os 81 LOO
Aes Co 6s Conne 7l! LIN Lehigh is, 10 81 900 Susq
Canal e. s5vn o6 800 Wilmington Railroad IS IS 600 Fem
5 p Si ~ Lehgh Scrip 65; II Little schuyi Railroad
- Harrisburg Railroad, 81 Is do days 81 Morrs Can
Prfd IO2B; 100 Elmra abroad, "A Penn Railroad Ss 200
do Ia 10 Commercial Bank So n Bank Of Penn lots icy
10 Manu- and Mech Bank, So 5 Northern BANK OF Ken
tueky, III. 10
Btt,ceen Bodrds2OO Wilmington Railroad IS s., S. Penn
nd Board-.6O City 6s new 81 800 do new 97i; 100
do go sls goo Union Canal es ISL Isl Union
Canal h5 IOt Nouown Railroad bs go p Reading Rail
road u; do 46! II Pennsylvania Railroad, as. 100 Long
Island Railroad b. IA leo DO, li 100 Morris Canal b. Is
30 do. b5wn, Is.
Aftcr Board-lOO Cattswissa Railroad, b5, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
Fl.u, vas durler and prices slightly depressed. We
add the following circular ,os


rn,o,,,- Observation-Disclosures siuee sd s. pase 49,
n barrel. OF eur from the United STATES
IS hsr,sI. Trie.t. (har5) 25nooo iSI Os're ~
C,v Mills .Sg75O Ss54 barrels Richmond oi'y mn'' --aO
bur stock in bard may be estimated at % zoo barrels o.
cvSstty "a ~ barrels remain IN first hA9d; o 5 "a
.Tss Ri uord CITY Mills SIN barrels ~ VI
hsns. B.truors We quote BY retail klchGohd ny sai ~
At ?ssd.7sOoO; Baltimore and Phisdeipnis |Hy H'
P.rr.nbueo 9th ut-soet 5000 barrels; rs..v W.
osIg97soSe philadelphia extra ~ d.s hcnmonc Wv 81
AZ HAS 9sth ut-sOck 1900; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'a
Riehwo< y .d&hcW. o., =. -. h.., .hont 100 900
an 1850 low Europesn lo " 70,
80 nm 81 lois In market and tS0G5a 20 iSr 'eIsc.o
.s,Sirg 20 ,trctre.s the lsttsr price being Tor
csrso Our stock much recueed mo ,si -
ebissv of lov cofees We quote 10 da, lots fb'0oot -
toSS faaO for selections Good coffee very seGee' s1
receipts lighter than for long rm" -, -. III, G,.nas
glbTs-stock soo Rio GrsnGe. We quote MO "ian'''
Exit and heavy, 5adS50 rs y 10 -, /. .-. ,r. ,,ot.
FssIsHrs-with few dseugsSed vessels 10 pV'' We S
zoe a 81 IS q bag 10 the United states ~ oth
S-Eorn RIO Grande hsve received dates 10 h' 80
L S,ort or Flour $40 tbls Quotstioos: Richmond WY
MIL. ~ dS(g5O, Baltimore, 2r 2A5no hldes su'e III
he United States markets NC loOG2l NlOo on pos'o VIVA
specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.....


seamsbips-Hermann Higgins Bremen and SOUTHAMPTON y
n sand; Edinburgh, Cummings, Glsssow, Mes ymeh|
sbips-Ocean Rover Pickering Liverpool, D. smdyi Con
federation Co'ring Liverpool Lane, West GO Anna oor
don Harding Phsds phis c. Z. Peters sasndd 'onee
Ccck; Vioksbors Hushs New Orleans, W. Nelson Son u
Lawrence knsp, Liverpool, J. 5. Lawrence
Bak-Msmion OBJ, sewall, Glasgow, MAiuAnh' rneP"
Co. .u, m 70 n uls
Brirs-R osslis OBJ. Holmes, CORVALLIS, d. r. De Wan
An.tpsIs Babcock Msrseies j. b. Ga<er; Kate Heath,
Brown, Csrdenas Nor. Nephew; Loeb Lpnond sIacs c.
diz r. Buck Co. PsnOla, Downey, Pensseods, reck
Chmrb / Co w NJ t3roton Weber, fhlsdsphis Yates
Porter6ed Coneo Goodwin, Cudsd Bolivar, e. Be;h Kun
hsrdt. n,,,,,, ,.u,
Powe's Huse, Baltimore Merrill Abbott Liys1gHcI ss..
Bult Richmond C. II. Pierson BENJAMIN, Cassidy, Sale.
Jed. Fryi 5. Andrews, Putnam Wsshinsc >; blossom
pire tBr) Smith, Cornwslli-, D. r. Dewoh Gold Hunter
tBr) Kenney. Halifax H. g. Donovan Falmouth, Williams
Popss Strive Carl Klueist Eliza Catharne iBL Johnson
Eetheurs Jas Emery; Silver Cloud Churchill P0rtsmosA
s. w. Lewis m ,, \, a,
Charles Tracy, Providence. j. H. Havess Jno Ad
ms Hslock New London, j. H. Hsvens
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Sailed from New Bedford ioth ship Minerva, Clifford Pacific
Ocesn. a., u.,-u NJ, u...,.
with $50 sp. r., g. II -
Rsaord reports ST Helena May a. with 100 bills
oil last cruise sail same day for Coast Of Africa.
letter from Capt Barber Of ship Amazon Il r,hhsvsn
cruise taking 500 bbls oil freight from shp Catherine
New London, and expected 70 be home middle Of July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-12

and ..eh h.. been obtained For Wheat The inquiry ss hss
aLsr.ts holders generally Dsins ID 70 a. . bsaA
~ Indian Corn lees ssisbs, ard last ~ests ne
are barely uantsinea y. -s.. m. 1879, ,,.,.
..r.nJ and q, sles will probably Issh 10 0o bJ,-
III Jc. Of Yesterday The returns Of he Bacs " 70
slAr 4 continue favorable the Increase :" DUNN ing .
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IAdYertInernent. |

NETWORK LUNG INSTITUTE, No. Bond
- under the Medical Charge of ID. D. 7. NEsrELL NJ d. ;
1854 the exclusive treatment of Diseases OF
Throat and Lungs by the inhaison OF Cold Aedieaed
vspers. $50
Asthma Catarh, &C. successfully sed at this Institution
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MURDER AT BELvDERE.-A row occurred al Belv
aee the evening Of the 4h party Of lshen vns
the outskirts which ended in the immediate death OF one
the woundns of another aud slight injury TO thrd
The mischief done with knife In the hands OF an rshuen
but few months bad the good luck TO escape punish
sent for having KILLED fellow countryman The murderer
sielx lodrnd lal.