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be brought within the FIRE limits read, and

be brought within the FIRE limits read and
referred TO Ere Dsp,rtnelt ConntJee.
The Stibject of laying down crockery pipes,
already contr cled for and furnished, leading
f ON the cana down Nam, Walnut and Vine
streets. was also referred to Fire Department
Committee.
a request having been made to the Council
from the Washington Fire Company, for an
appropriation spoken OF and agreed upon be-
tween said Company and the City Council. the
suoject was re erred to Committee on Fire
Department, with Instructions 10 report tie
annual appropriations to be made for this year
to all of the Fire Companies said report 10
be handed in at next meeting.
On sriutien, adjourned; to meet on Tuesday
at o'clock p. H., in order to levy the tax for
the present year.
TUESDAY EVENING, July IS.
Council met at o'clock, with Mayor iew-
son in the chair. Present, Councilmen Eos
ter. Scantlin, Rathbone, Satterlee, Orr, Vene-
man and Hunnel. e
The clerk re ported the following assessment
of the cty, as being the amount total on the
return made by Assessor Spalding, the board
OF Equalization having fixed the value Of ii q
same. s-ta
Value of Real Estate Sl,823,375.
improvements 4l7,tSO. =
Personal property, 945,dIO
So, is6, i'll.
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ENHE Equalization Bosrd 10 the Of Lsmas.o City
will their session. To tho
y dan Of July 1885. ior the purps Sc Iustns error
that appear The Roll, this
orpnratr and continue day until said
-qua'i,atiOn Ia completed By order Of th= BOARD.
DANIEL SHFTE. Clerk
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sHFtp 81 THAN IVHR'
Y Ate les AND JEW ELRY.

GarE have Just d. and hsv, hand.
~ iarse ami we'll sleet~d sn OF Fashionable JeSelTy
rsius all quaes and syl which will besele 81 ESsf-
vricss.
ALsot goo stock q, ane Gold sad liver Hunting and
Waehs i1rluding Rsslr@ad Tn--trep.rs
Ill .aersHt-d End flow 6Rur We also keen th- tsrE e
o Dawson. Warren & IL d-'B and J b Beers
nj f3old h. :.
AeeorSeorp. eight iny and
a sale reduced
prioE d. dtreet the Manufsrtn
r. imno ter a. AETfCIF
sxtrs nelly low pric FTTTKOi FF g. SOUS
ell Main street.. hetw- first and Secoud =.
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q ME-l5o ibis White Lime in ore TOR sale ,,
Il PRESTON BR IS.
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Pa1oe9 Pdn@S92

TG,s htAsrtO intraesasls dissass, Of fsrm sRS
CURED BY EXTERN L AZ FIlcArIoS sLv.
Pr: ss W, 4. n ~ 49,, Sa ph
40 Ts ear,hs h. seF:i and most obstrss.s sr.s. q
oSIT iNFALiiBLE re- kDY KNOWN
here elsewhere the PHI ssut %
"P piles I haze M Ct hand which via
that IS richly Obsrvethsm and
the ., SI IL .s.a ~ ose, y
their own cases. Read thtr. So -
The Hon RI hs.d ties lat Congress the
Springfield IN district SAT- IN, -,
pr Tsq 81 Cs,an gh1p Sir, pFsF;rss on ',s:,
A'' to R e nssi s F6 Ga YAs k.'
The folio ainr Rev 3. B'isio~ Ia ssua soutrs-
- IscE-enviiie. NJ. Dsosnbsi IS Iss.
aietd to make Know the va'sAee virtues sS rene ai
en- ssnsy Of our r. s va. sr sssr.i stsss
u . oh ~ ~ y 1E Ai ss
, the sp e. 81 ID ss nj
a s4pp, saying q EpIlicasion Of ,our s-ivs
a' '''' p's'''''- a. 'A'''' 'r'' T. Fkf Tow.
Chiesgo. Au o 1858.
bear sir: VII arrived ~ ttis city few dsyrass
WIS SUI ring internally sifh the piles meat NED y OOn
Pic I've ssyigsi WOULD a,s-,h sgsss
proved in ny ess ipyalaa leTspey safs fss
hat siseas. ,bs Pnis md sub %ns.d TO otis
ss- ftie0 81 Per box pr \ oAyAH sl,ah Ia
4. rv.,,v,,. sole ~ pr'et' T. 81 Ase's no.
F'' $40 - CRAWFORD BELL.
iyiS Iydt~ KELLER FARM LEY co.
tsPIT n IN"
Clerks say thy ear .s s,s.n. more eo@es a.s
VOID Ti :. s 60 ssl ne even ~ "a n,trss
ton sell the Goods much less than usua low
aaos ~9uId respsetfas, nov is tin. 20 : isA
apIz Main street three loois below sesesA.
MCKINNEY x COOKE,
INV in.t received aud isrze pls Of Aae ana
cheap H.sta ans 'sss Aps'isssen .nst5s.vS:
rent Of Ern' iderje bought Tor this market
ssf-s Teh sing as thew Promise ~ sell any ar
M in lhyi5 h,ae At the i0ws cash prices. Conn s9sS
MAMMOTH BHEsD.
EpREAD larger han better than the best sod
~ o@s s .1 the fr can op M d, ross
ssas q nc, Ee4sa
sbsr at sho sal, sso N
sxc RI w tenon TO - AKIso Give
pret afterOsse p1eass'hs Of him.
jeIi-zw J c. eArAT.
rai'an Cloth; 80 sl''' LSitEs'; red t9;dsy snd
forssss ~ - 4Isss,l .trs-t Loui.yiiis. Ky.
nU ssai Err 9: a 5:sS . Ss sale
BOVXE ISL BsNNETs.
4 cow ;.:on win inr@ssoa to sell item about
hal the original .ost Gail and III Nbit
" n No excuse the Ladies going 10 Church
Sunday of L Bonnet. .T ieA
ST. 5.0Vt i.ttsER BEER
n USTrec'a Southerner- Fresh lat ~ this
e. choice Lagrr 2 AMI TO sale az " WfNGERT'S
Beer saloon. Main and Fourth SITS.
a8r Familisscaa be pped by the gallon. jszA-ln
TGCE.
ENNBI0H'S stere Main three dnorE below SEE
: ond arsssrs to v n graz s'1aT o ~ summ.e
Good. which selling the Low sst rates. n,2
NEW wHOnESalE VINE AND
LIQU0s STORE.
EWTE nv inform the aSii Evansville Surrourd-
NW ing a.un.ryi eueraI. thai We have his dase.
onaned an above said shall
l All sors and Liquors. which tend 20 s. i 81
prices Ooaatry store keeper will DO VII to give
rs = call -..s.s
,rrcisr attention Is called stock If pu-e Port
fla+et and Masaira tFardis ooa old WhsGy
in 5 .ttfes which adapted n. desi psrreses
HAMBb & CO..
sire ~ the Cur House.
fIr,l Sd, "a go aoz s.scr.ea an. rsod
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- The Diamond goes up To- ldy-war.
ranted not to stick.
- The big Telegraph has laid up at Gin
cinnati on account Of low water. The Forest
Q leen takes her place in the line.
- 3,g69 bars of railroad iron for Iowa
roads arrived at st. LOUIS per steamers J X,
iell and Florida, on Tuesday.
- The regular Cairo packet Cuba, will be
DOWN Tomorrow for the lower Ohio She
connects at Cairo with first class New Or
leans boats.
= The Star Line packet Dtk was lately
offered for sale III New Orleans but was not
sold AS no bid reached two-thrls of appr, =
ment-sl2,o The Mobile Compan, bid
Sl1720. Next month she will sold to he
highest bidder, OIL cash and time.
the river is slowly falling, with three
ieet three inches water in the canal at Lou s.
vile Wednesday evening. The Cine ma
Commercial reports four feet scant on the up
per bars. and failing. The Upper Mississippi
is very low, AMI the AnercuS, from keok
to st. Louis, reports only thirty inches on the
principal bars. El2s 5.Etfzs
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FNRS VI. D0Ek DSo wcuIl rssPeetfu!iv 'Efo-m the
ladies Or EvaGszie sni its vong that she has taken
ehoue eeEt 1907 70 Nt R1hiE R-s velIinr OF the
ner If Second and Oar SIR fh tsE peri
'nee IN Dress Xxi ard BieSehiIF tong
of StraT nd tpolisG bonn IS sal he
work neat ssd Reasonable invite share tn rnbiic
n N rrn .arf
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r.." :. Al. P.rEKs-urHoisTFR WORK.

CFfNIDT q 1T RI have their absh
= me 1t on First street arg rmtn Of VI Papers
FROM Titles he finest Riided cempriir
tn of the beautiful drscriTtie THIS line ~
al Keep hiag appr rainins upholstery. and
chairs sofas Stale HaviIg enlar~sd
our acconHadat increased hnSiness,
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WATER STREET. BETWEEN LOCUST srarETs
sV - reeeved lsrge PTS of fRe and
u q cheap uzbta. hne sets Application UBasrrieevss.
Collar, eZr Under yes and the hest and Snelt
Of En-, iderier bought this market.
They invte speedy cat The ezsns OF EFabsvihs
End siTryBudi ding "a herseaxes.
befoe Grch sing else where they sell any
ticl in her hle the 0wss cash prices Cone FOOD
and all. ptG
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IN sWiIGTES CAVE.ss
Fe hss placed for tn Of cuEveaencs IN FL
the she Vine
hereaft be pleased siFe Pr mp snd careful
reeevtS aad ipDgE we'll 60 al other rivs- susress
that entrusted u hi
The PATRONAGE therefore, the Ne ants shippers as
Others Of this city and the interior Is soIIcited
aP3-tf JOHN > MITCHELL.
RICH RARE M E1s tESEAERL
FENHr riches aud varied sprIrs surer
COOS ready for Inspection o. Ra@er's
store rear the Of Aia aud First We're
fuil vite zftss Evansville
sesll before purchasing eses s6u
old mot sell che srd sell heap
+tvl. Mantiii4s silk no Frenel
and Swiss mi roderies winnings bid and bisb silk
gloves, rasol hswis, trants de 'anes
lawns white dress gaaa' lndies and children shoes
also cottonsfs Drnss VestinEs Coatsres zeDe
ttele
point style ana qa-Itfy all goods pur-
chased View York fioln h-st
hFforr suEbicd complete With house in hts
W city.
give a csI and viii ssll on goods Mt as
toni hi s.low rrr =. avis ROSER RHO & FREY.
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GOs.fN rfEssE nF TA>Tl-
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, vE>TINGs, SC, sc.
REcsIvED, --.r. f-4ere
d. S. A Y D. E r S O Ms
Merchant Ia Tor.
II HAVE i ful articles for ffentie-
I'll wear selected by myself. perioF q.aty
vthing be opened this
v-fy latest tyes invite he Gentle
70 m clo.hs snrng Nassiuerts vtstings sc nf
goods will t1e per order in the qh.nable
styles ami warr.nt-dto fit. y. \ ANDERSON.
ap2s-tf Flrt street. between Main and Sycamore.
ICE G & =, vi Al on
NJ HAVE n-d4 lee Cream S4oon e Nr.
buildings. Locust ah0vs he Shrra oad House.
all all keep the best qIaity Of Lee Or
made Of the richest ami ia fhe hest style vi
he <uprlied guam by
leaving orders also keep rent kinds F-i's
rrIied tropical rats by frsqrent
pts from the she public give az
/ have neat StiOon. jettf BEN HORDE.
a UIsLR HNNfS-A suppiy of these very su er'cr
u ms per Bo ~ire Green. reed ando- hy
mvI3 HERSHBERIFR d CRSO IN.
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NEW WHDaESasE WINE AN I'D
LIQUOFs ScOiaE.

SWYE paii~ Evan svi lie and surround-
NW ing un.ryi euerai. thai We have under his dase
opened said where shall ksep
I All xors and Liquors. which intend 20 81
the prices Ooaary keeper will do VII TO give
~ = call s.5 80 -. =.
P,rcusr attention Is called q our stock II p9-s Port
atet Wines French trardis goo' cid vi sky
~ 3 HAMBB & CO..
mvIs-tf Vain opposite tha G .urt House.
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- Steamboats, are changing hands every
where In all our river accounts, we notice
s.e< OF different boats. The steamer Puck
eve Bell was sold Wednesday to Dir. Root, #
Ca~ollton, for $500 The steathef WINK <
was sold to Cap'ain Thos.J. White for S44CU.
The steamer SuItana was sold to Captain A.
Bard for Sl3,250.
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$ L sTOH ssTUnGr~ Tsy:o. FIR i'E1 /, S'0+''

> = 9iO STUwGT~ 4 EsysssisER,
wHotF~AIF -pgAIFEY
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS, AND
Cs1TMi--IoN nEHt tNT~,
No 97s Br,sdwa, s~ franklin avenss md " ash tr.st
R0aas ssOR RpNT.
6tEvFR Office situated the second floor
- Of ree huiiinR c.ntrafv situated are nov Sc rent
For articuiars inquire at this Ofhef jS1 II
au~T REtkIVED lT wtLDKI 'cH'S TOOE.
Screws: Truss hoops Columbus manufacture Nam
between LIST and I'd. ge24
REMOVAL. =
4 IoLBrRN & HERSHBsRGER have removed their
hv Mr. Hughes. Water Canal Rank.
wh-re they will kaap eons'aEtlv ie AID
retail large Of Marasgss all size nd inds
viz: Spring rpttnn Moss Shask i&ir J~n y L i'd.
A Seized comfsr-s nf all 81 "a
tiou article vii rIeasex,ve call
The atteuto ~ Country Merrhsn;s
b stock Main ioorto Canal Bank ETs axtIe
Ind. mhls
PINE IUNBFR AND Shingles,
- BENNETT ~oaId respectfully announce :" the
AZ AtLen> o Evansville 4 81 unding try that he
sa veaTs and eho &c rrl- hi
turel has rpsnei Yrrd srpen er re"t near hratz
Foundry sd : rr p4reH e 4 wholesale
or ret amer before offered in this city.
11015F5 YT!IT : F0n 157II PA e y oehestsr y y
Weed,A Ruives lust at e24 WALDKIRCA'S.
NEW CASH STORE
Hu4vTVG received and opeaed an entire new stock Of
nov invite the citizens OF Eyansviiic sud VICINITY
sh call 20 atest s.ves - goods ard
'm ns4 pf0h' =. o. o. r IL
Cass l.! { ga J!
X7 rioetvng large Tor the best coal in the
NS West aud ready supply frr ds ss cnsto-
private houses tx hushl the
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CRAWFORD BILL,
KELLER. FARM LEY 4 co.
aeplT "a 1NN

E D Clerks asy thsy q 0ooes fhsa
Va viii II able salt the Nov in sr-
avoid tee live have Tbs N Untrue
Goods much thsH usual low
To my all othsrs who bsrgaiss IN Dry
Goo ~oUId respectful, is your TIM Itch
in @ 3. ENRICH.
apIz Main street three ioofs below spsonA.
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s.M ! .NMOTH CA

1u l..ltt a ~ T., -sss4'P hif- AND OTHERS
FEfE cn6-rSered wuid ernonnc- that he
Il large aad eulsstan isl new u harf lost
W . pr 81 NJ
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.PV ieTf l. l. y uFTHLTs,
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THEY CAN'T BF BEAT.
G'oRnNER's INoIE-T

GORON BR's MOI E-T
sH b-fors Jaiius 8 Cats-t % TIRE Pssce of
z MON - sD.hip yandrrbarxt en"n Ind. nth
lay, isss. upon the hody o. man. an pown
found ing n the ia said The resi-
ce serh Greed SAID Cd IL about I've It
hirh; srs Il had nader hrt Cabtso flannel
q d around the ist with iesther b"it. Verdict
the Iur Game to his death BY accidental drowning
- ~
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vfvCTTtkvsENT NNNF.1

sirTIZEN, Cheroke- Insurance and Banking Com
~ uany. Plan in3 Mechsncs'. ~nd Lagrange Bank of
sars'a Rink - chatn"oss and !,Omm reg Bi"k # ash
vile nd NJ mphis other Of Ala ana
nsssee 3e.rzia md Norh South carolina tsEtn
lowest cash ought at Saall
discount 70 + cash, hy 5. e GILBERT & co
Tell = S,e. a-er. i
StdFPEE rs sags hest Rio Coffee small green nd
F. ) for ~. & n
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gExMmnTH Rftl.sI

ERREAD Iarser han the best and
D cheaper than 81 u ~sys 20 AZ hs
New Tort Rskery. Fir-t nrsr orr site 20, ross
for p . y CASH
p,onreto rils prepares q ~ 8 all h'nas OF
AND ,tprs sst ~ vote his PRISON AZ and
tusse h. riTe - oh
ston tia ore afteroase p1Ieassng Of him.
" ash % purchase eisrshtIs
ieIf-zw y u bA%NTs
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81 ioeasc- Whit 10 II and "a Toiles Quilts:
] o1or d II aad 1874 DO do eeeved to day
en- for sale by JAMES Low s. co
myz7 AIS Main ct. Louisville Ky.
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-a J$ek-enviiie, H.. Decvnbei Is IsS
d.. Cavenangh-I conceive l. he me az
aieted make know the valuable al
eieuey of p lie sslvs.' several v. eks
sosy ad oed sith painful hsome the
Piles AIsr wing exhausted patisne ing yAei US
prescriptions ysisi 9th without ivl
b. the strouE mmenanttoB OF Salvt my
friend, the Yates 7 induced 10 G.
sapps in saying application Of s>lvs q
days perfected 4 entire cure z, peet rtly yours
r. FRI TOW.
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From the New York Lite lilu''riiedl
BAD ENGLISH.

If.he publication ,f grammars and the
incessan, repetition of grammatical rules
in school conld maka people acquainted
with the language they speak, we, the
people OF the United States. should be
the mos. grammatical Of nalions. But
We are not. We speak vIllanous English
habiiually, aud write worse. We use too
many words. and we use them lneiegani.
y and incoree,ly---a fact which we al.
tribute 10 The practice of compelling pu
pills In express IDEAS Tin compositions }
before The, have any ideas to espre,s -
Words, word, word +" said llra 'pi,
Sher. roloaios asked hin whn he Wa
reading, aad the rem.rk Is an aeeura,'
description Of modern b,ok-. Our ,,ie,
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Arrived.

Steamship Nashville, Berry 50 hours from Charleston TO
Spoford Teston Co. Sunday passed steamer Ne
Store State bound Savannah. Monday, 10 g. IN spoke
bark Jane 4. Williams, l6 days from NewOreaus, bound 70
New-York. 49,,
3Cth, TO Living ston, Crocheron CO.
Steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk mdse and passengers
TO Ludlow Peasants. Alb, $3.50 Q. M Oh winter quarter
Shoals passed steamship Jamestown, hence for Norfolk
Ship Helene, (Brem) Vokman Bremen, March -, with
lat 40 LONG 10 80 a bark Of NewYork steering T.,
showiDg white signal with two red balls Apr 49, lat " ~,
long 4 the American ship Ocean Traveller, steering
Brig Medeman Hol Driest Leghon 81 days passed Gio;
rasr March 9, with marble, &C. TO Shines Huher has PAD
heavy during passage which carried away head Of main
topmett, split sails, &c. - ~, n
Bark james W. Page of Boston, Roberts, Porto Prayo %
DAYS with nuts, skins, &c. 10 order. - .
Big Golden Lead johnson, Apaachcoa, Apn To- with COY
ton hides &C. Eagle Hazard Sid In company with bark
r. H. Gamble Cd inst lat 50 q long 70 49, spoke bark hami
ton OF Salem from Boston for Doboy, ga .
Brig Acadisn (Br) Locihart Windsor days, with 200
Brg franklin (Itsa) Regeera Naples 70 days with fruit
to j. H. nth, lat S. long &c. saw bark Antelope
Of Baltimore, steering east.
Schr Eastern Light (Br) Cox, Brdgewater, N 3d. days
ship timber, to J. s. Whitney Co.
Sloep Harvest, Crowell, from Providence.
Propeller Piedmont Post from Baltimore, with ndse 70 j.
Riley.
Propeller Petrol. Arey, Providence.
SAILFD-Seamship Illinois, Bogrs, for Aspinwall; ships
VIM. Tell. Funcke, Havre; Texas Merrill, Naples
WIND-During the day, N.N.E.
BFLOW-l bark and briggs bark Edward d. Horn 10 days
from Matanzas-(by pilot boat David Mitchell)
The steamship Ericsson this morning taken into the
Balance Dock have her copper inspected She will not
hsps be detained for than two or three tides
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p.;,.a.,,n;. Markets. MAY s.

orytcIrRoN BARx continues In demand aud scarce a. -
as ton. The CoTTos market remains qaet anu vac
49, 30, niue only small al about previous IsIes
a. ,vbsut any particular change but the 9
Tor hsfts b,anls Sd extra and 5ocGl5D IBIS Las peep
AZ 81 rs VI extra and 81 q bt extra family, icIudln
small 80 Of al supcr6ne At Sc, which the ullot
asking rate sh piHs hrsndS The home dom<nd IS
a, from az ~ 4 4 tcOmnon brands AID extra aud va
IS SO fOr nney saiiy br1nis. RS flow and Soss
MEAL are quiet, a. Va lov beia OF Sne ioS'r ~ hi
wHrAr continues duh q the lots offering bss Of Poos
quality reach iy sbot coo bGsks IN lots 1t lfo9
t5e. and 95a5 fcr white. RYE dul .lso st 7oc
Tor fenu'ylysDia less inquired for tsd about COG
bushels Southern yellow have been od 6s06c mostly
~ The latter prime including LOT Of damsged AZ t
~ whleh decline. OAI are 10 better demsnd and 900
ou'hels bouSht Sic. teEior and Sic for prime South
dom In GRocEkEs and PROVISIONS there not much
Al ~ ne markets generally changed WHISKY held
doing s-N te@"s' 10! Dpis' ous as's uo' @aea
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Disasters, SC

BRIG ExocH BESSER, at Boston, Sd from Guayama had
heavy weather the PASSAGE and twisted head OF oremas
split sails, &C. 80
THE scBR MARY FARSswoRTH, from Back River with a
Of loewood coffee and pmento, arrived at
Wednes-
neht Delaware BreakwateI by
coming In George Lub The NJ r. ~
and lost by this collision bowprp 10 stay
sustained other damage She Will be re-
paired ip a week, without dscharging
SoRR SHARON Thuro from Easpor for New York, which
nut 10 18th ult for harbo where she has
snee adverse winds in attempting To pocsed
10 sen on the LIST inst the wreck Of hr Hannah tz
which was lost last Sum and remained during the day.
After throw over deck load she got of full OF water
and mt back 10 deck load which consisted principally
Of boards sh washed the beach and most of it will be
saved
SHIP TELEGRAPH from City Point, Va for Australia, which
nut into Savannah distress and aterwad took fire and
PARTIALLY burnedn upper works to be sold ell the ist
inst she lay together with all her sppuenanees and to-
visions.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....n,..M May
Cleared.

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Son Planter, Carlisle, Liverpool, Foster Nickerson.
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FREDERICK DAM Lamothe, ST. Domingo A C. Rossisre Co.
Ada Smith, Cenfuegos, Weinberg Weeks; j. ii. Jsnes'
Mills, CbaIleston, DolDer Potter.
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s. p. smith, West, Wilmington TO Dolner Potter Washing
ton Wlet GEORGETOWN Merrill Abbott Sarah Elizabeth
su it'll New Haven to master; Margaret Henson, City Psin
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ney Co b. N. Hawkins, Griffin Charleston, McCready
Mott Coz Thos Hocomb, Gosler Savannah, sera- ton
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

"Tbe additional price delivered to New. York from
the above mentioned ports, Rond0ut and Pot Even,
is so cents per tun."
The Journal # Commerce says:
"There appeers TO be some misapprehension of the
law in relatsoD to the payment of the Texan Indem-
nifty. Some have supposed that the sum of 81 5000
would be divided in pro rata payment among those
holders of The Texas Bonds who presented their claims,
TO the exclusion Of all Others that the fewer claims
presented the more each would receive. This is not
so the money is TO be divided pro rata according to
the amount held and not according to the amount pre-
sen;ed at the Treasury Department. Again, some
have supposed that the recent extension OF the time
sor the reception Of claims would defer the whole pay
meDts but this cannot be done legally. All claims
duly authenticated before the first of May must paid
upon demand on the first of June, as the law makes
no provision for any extension. Indeed, but for the
saving clause in the Secretarys original notice "on
and after the first of june, the extension of the
time for the receipt of claims recently announced,
would have been, think, clearly illegal. This ex.
tension has been rendered necessary by the delay in
filing claims only about half the amount having been
presented. Such delay will not, however, defer the
payment Of those who complied with the first notice"