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In presenting the above Circular to the
American party, we take the occasion to say,
that in few days a corps Of efficient editors
will be at their posts, when the columns of the
Organ win contain greater quantity and va
risty Of political and other matter, and will be
conducted with especial reference to the posi-
ton given it in the foregoing Circular.
A Prospectus stating the terms Of the Daily,
Weekly, and Campaign Organ, will be pub
lished tomorrow. We have, respectfully, to
ask our daily exchanges to publish the above
Circular, as an act Of justice to the American
party, or as an act Of courtesy to ourself We
shall request our toeekly exchanges to give the
Circular and our Prospectusan insertion. How
far the friends of the American cause ought to
sustain the Organ, is a question for each indi-
yidual to decide for himself If the joint exer-
tons Of the Executive Committee and of the
Editors, can. effect the purposes they have in
view, it will deserve the generous support Of
oil who sustain Conservative American doc
trines, TO the end that harmonious action in
our ranks may be secured. 1t must depend
upon individual decision whether it shall re-
ceive snch support as we intend it shall de-
serve eu .
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-15

The receipts of the Baltimore and Ohio Railway,
for the month Of April, were ss5l, 900, or sls2,-
900 more than the receipts Of April, 1885.
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AN ACT authorizing the construction of wooden foot
bridges in the Seventh Ward
AN ACT for the relief Of Charles Stewart.

BE IL enacted, &C., That the Mayor be, and he II
hereby, authorized and requested TO pay Chares
Stewart twenty-aght dolars and ifty-one cents out
Of the funds Of the Third Ward, being the balance
due for taking up and relayng the pavement on the
ninety eight as per bill certified by w. w Domaine,
Assistant Surveyor
Approved, May O. 1856.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-15

Furnishing Goods, TO,
NJ Spring and Summer.
an S0-dT LANES
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AN ACT providing for the esadiaGef D ek1sst south,
between Eighth and Nisth SGusta WoA
b u snocssd a., That for The purpees a. G9oAinG
street south, between Eighth and Niqth siTeeG
west, the sum OF ssventy-Hvs dollars, of 20 nneA
thereof as may be necessary, be, and the aanss b
hereby appropriated payable out Of the funds Il the
Seventh Ward; to be expended under the direction
of the Commissioner Of the said Ward and two As
sisant Commissioners to be appointed BY the Mayor
Approved May 2, 1856.
AN ACT authorizing the construction of wooden foot.
bridges in the Seventh Ward.
BE IL enacted &e., That, for the purpose OF con.
structing wooden foobrdges connecting the several
paved footways with the bag crossings in the Sew
enth Ward, the sum Of seyenty-fys dollars or so
much thereof may be necessary be- and Is hereby,
appropriated payable out of the funds of the Seventh
Ward: 10 be expended under the direction of the
Commissioner of said Ward.
Approved, May Q, 1856.
AN ACT TO grade and pave the alley In square num-
bered five hundred and thirty
Be ii enacted, &C.. That the Mayor be, and il here
by authorized TO have the alley IN square numbered
five hundred and thirty graduated and paved in ac
cordance with the provisions of the act entitled San
act concerning alleys" approved November fourth
eighteen hundred and forty-two.
Approved, May ., 1856.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-05-15

Americana To Arms - To ArmsfIy
Strike till the last armed foe expires,
Strike for your affairs and your fires;
Strike for the green graves Of your sires,
God, and yoatr notirs land r.
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MARRIED,

MARRIED,
In this city, on the 18th instant by the Rev. Mr..
Marks, Mr.. WILLIAM GARNER to Miss SARAH
WHITE.
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CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Er-
eesttive Cousaittee Of the A,aeri.an Party have
pleasure in announcing to the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
Of the AMERICAN ORaAS, as an authoritative expo-
nent aud advocate Of the principles Of the Amsri-
ean Party, have been completed.
Recommending its abors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfuly commend the
AMERICAN ORGAN to the generous confidence Of
the american Party, ia 0gery section Of the Con-
fsderacy and they hope its columns may command
the widest circulation.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, of KY.
= SOLOMON G. HAVEN, ofN. Y.
]. MORRISON HARRIS. Of Nd.
JACOB BROOM, Of Penn.
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AN ACT to amend an act altering and establishin
the grade Of Seventeenth street west.

AN ACT for flag footway across Indiana avenue,
at the intersection of Fourth street west
Indiana avenue, at the intersection OF Fourth street
west and the sum of one hundred dollars or so much
thereof as may be necessary be appropriated to pay
the expense Of the same.
Approved, May 3, 1856.
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AN ACT authorizing paved gutter to be laid on the
east front Of squsre numbered nine hundred ana
seventy five south.
Bea enacted dc, That the Mayor be- and he is here
by authorized 10 have paved gutter laid on tho east
front of square numbered nine hundred and seventy
five south the curbstones and footway having been
already laid the expense thereof 10 be paid fom the
funds Of the Sixth Ward.
Approved, MAY o. 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

II HsT LIVERPOOL COAIs-F0R FAMILY USE, NOW
u landing from the chip Emerald isle, and FOR sale IN
any lnaniily. direct from Blundes orre rhine
md the best iupo, ed helng expressly adaei FOR taniy
purposes Apply TO TaPSOOfT CO., 70 South street.
7 IvERpooL oRREL COAL, DIsCHARGfNG FROM
the srp sierra Nevada Bundes best orrel imported Cor
household nrd Inr sale 81 reduced price Aso tor sale
pcscn Orchard, leheh Cumberland whle ah Scaurlk an
Camel cos a. the llwes' eurreDt rates HENRY hEtVB,
Cor CT Cara and CcIKre, and coEnor Jhhe aud West
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MEDICAL.

NEW BOOK.-rHE N ARRIAGE GUIDE, or FAMILY
"A Nccnl Ply geological nsruct<r speci lily
o. the married. and those shout 70 marry, by Dr. r. Hock
the auhor snd lecturer: hundreh edition. 500 pages AMI
eocred plates Price r. Pa,lished by STRONG, No g
address From The Medical and surgical Review Tho
extraordinary book reads One esre which
parcu ariy dsDguishes thn all others kind
The peculiar tone Of deccy and morality which porvAdcs II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

E,IRsT CLIPPER FOR SAN FRANCISCO 4
y CO. Dispatch lpe.ssilng regularly and positively
Iaa.yIhc and celebrated ss clips ship
EMpEhss IF the SEA Wilson master. Is nov receiving
above This extraordinary fast ship by
ga se for s s
very best conveyance now oeng low rates OF freight and
positive ard early day FOR sailing VIM oa ne empress Of
she expected anish loading tuesday. N January
sn w a @ " % ss haze @ s rrSs
% SO South street. WALL N B-No freight taken
alter the day advertised.
A UsTRALIA INDEPENDENT LISE-THE SPLENDID
a ! eliepsr ship NAslVhiAN. 200 toas burhen,
items for in first and second cabn be
or Tor wss sa 1p 70 T SS Err
u1 " Pearl street; ~ for passage, on board at pier ~
A neutrality-suspicious. LlSE.-THE CLIP
"A per ship KA,naY Will have immediate despscy for sgd
ney drcc having three f0urhs OF her already
engaged For balance Of capacity or first cabin APP
~ p't dtSDEvE ARKKIL ELLIOT. 50 Pear, street.
NOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRrDA-uNTED STATES
No Nor,h river, O'Clock r. H. B lsdns signed
Ms IS B sS@s SSSn Sasss S !"
tloidn through from icrx Ja,ksonvic sll
nnh for Flode three times connecting with the steam
efs fom New Sorkon uesdays and Saturdays
E,oR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-THE snwI
soipg steamer JAS ADGrR, .. Turner commander wa
cave pier 40 North river, on sandsy .sp'ry =.
MI hills OF ladne win signed; ard passage at The oce
dsPCEFOkp, 1llfsioNS 90. - Broadwsy. vao;n pas
cmnandcr, VIII succeed aud "Wednesday January
s0 lbe avorite steamer Carolina makes ,esr - 70 we
with the steamers IRON Nov York ard lcsvi chsr sten
every 1uedsv, at 2oclosk r. A. Though TICKETS 70 JACK
seville, <3l 10 Pilot a, s33
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nR RALPH's OFFICE HoURs-s TO IL A. NJ. q TO
IL 9P.M Sundays excepted, el3 Houston Ct,


lust PUBLIsHED-BY THE PATENrEE AND PRO
prieor OF the Trescnar apraotca medical work. Illus
ated bv hundred and explanatory coored
cravings entitled Human Frat ~ or Physcoeics Research
ca" IL d. scrteS tbc eec or al dsoases
from tho fralss Of human contains copous
tons for The perfect Of hose who by
in pedimep's from erng Into the marriage proes
onsl dscrs ion us ang The results OF chemical es and
EXAMINATIONS also instr ucons the proper treatment and
Of stage and form Of bose dlso ders which nnfr
uraicy the EDgish ph sician treats With mercury 70 the in
ey'splc destruction Of the patients oonsituon Price cen
This invsuable work may be obtained well ~ the THESE
from Mr. H. A. BARROW 81 Greene street. near Canal.
DIcORD'R PRACTICE IN SEXUAL. DERANGEMENTs.-
N Or. Q. d, HAMMOND, 5lG Brs6way opposite The St
boas Hotel may 1nsulted conidenial'y at hts
emily located usuel without charge (For parcu
zee DAily Times. Express News, sunday Times, DIS
patch, &c
T1hEGREAT REMEDY,--DR W ARDS UNFORTUNATE
Friepd-1h for Diseases. II alone that
VIII return cradiacs the poison with, leaving IL In
contanae the system aud break out continually
Sold Mt the Office 30 Canal ce Broad
way. Price 81 Cures sls NJ cases in one day. Cure
ranted
,f,pE GREAT MEDICINE FOR FEMALES-OR. WARDS
verioGcsi pills. PEI fot nihiianle and nsie reuefv r
THY prtessou. sod ~ ~ Canal Stree, corner Brod
way, frice VI per ecr
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TOR LAGUAYRA AND PORTO CABEI.Io, TOUCHING
Il at Porto Rico aud 1t Thpmasfhe Uni cd States mad
ship 1ENNkSSEE J. Johnson commander, will lesvr
above pors Monday February H. from pier % North
liver nrI'
Passage 10 Porto R'co and st. Thomas.
DO. Laguayrn aud Porto lAbe,lo .............. IS
seernge passage 10 The latter ports Is
For freight or passage apply TO 8. DIN AGKEDA, JuvE
CO., AZ South street
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CALLING DAYS 9TH AND GOTH OF ZACH MONTH
Four hours from ocean to ocean, by Panama karoad
Fifty pounds baggage rec ough California PAna
kaircsd.lhe United states Mail steamship Company
eud deapsich for Aspnwsll tuesday, February al
O'Clock precisely from pier OF Warren rect North
river be we'll known and favors steamship IIlNois TAP
tain Cha. - u s. Navy Passengers and mails viii
forwarded by Panama RAILROAD and Pananl
with the Pacis Neil steamship Companys magnificent
and leave Immediately Tor San Francisco For passae
apply 10 L. w RAYMOND at fhe ooly Office OF The cooa
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TRAVELLE,zsS' GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER RsILRo>D-TRAINB LEAVE
III Chambers daily, Anaoy and Troy. On aad Ar
MOI day January ~, h5o toe 'raos VIII follows:
xpress AIN A. A. ling with Norlhern and Western
trains; through way tram, lem express traia for
$50 P. NJ; for sing a4P 1he Sing Sing and Poeks
XII trains IL. the stations Passengers taken n
Chambers Canal Cbr oph aud Thirty arst streets Sunday
mail train al r. H.. from anal street, or albany, stopping
ct ali mail stations. NJ L. SYKES. Jr., Superintendent
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DRfVATK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. WAxBON OONy
L ines his pracs siAss Of disease IN whish hs has
treated more hsn t~ e. nrusa9d eas without Instance
bnane expose hum 70 detsounn, wks b nom nc.
cent here sure 10 twenty four hours Dr. Wac
desiree 10 state ha' many hvs bean deceived by the
promises Of cea' and been injured By drugs %.
IA no charge tor cancellations
WILLIAM wArsOH, NJ d,
mspy yearp surgeon 10 the Locx E0eptai auhos ~ t
Cause and Cnrs," scus plates 81 Once 90 wsAey
street, LeA- Bruadwps. ~
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PARTNER WANTED-wlrH FROM IS 900 TO
"A $4,000. in wholesale and retail provision establish
meb well located doing first rate business, pro-
prieor voulc cell favorable 70 responsible
address a. b., Herald Office, statcg Interview
may to had.
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fJATCH AVID JEWELRY STORE FOR SALE IN OON
" sequence OF II health The subscribe. Obliged TO
sale. II 10 old stand, aud has established
years q Is good chance fo- q GEORGES p.
BADGER, 316 Grand ST., between Norfolk and Suffolk
WlNTED TO ExCHANGE-INDiANA OR ILL. OIs
w aBd with ash for dry goods, othing
and shoes Any wishing make exchange may
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6NOR sALE-A CHANCE SELDOM NET wITH-rRO
II ,os with four buildings thereon two facing Grand
5seA divided into Ii: res aud email hou facing
fun4n the Of Whn pf0peft5
vn be sos a. saceihoe - tee owner 10 ABOUT ans tas
uty great portion Of the seg
bond and mortgage abe above property ali occupied by
god tenants and paying good int est Alo two lots
South hird will Terms
uM particulars inquire Of j. fhICE u Gfaad street, VII
l1ansbu-x.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY FORMED BETWEEN
- John p. Campbell ann Thomas harrison to drec. coz
sanrot merchandise auction houses tho South aud
est The sale exchar lands arms and houses and
merchants broke for country merchants under
Inc style OF CAMPBELL HskRISUN 10 Broadway.
n1ssO1UrION.-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
- existing under the firm Frost Edrnonston, IL h.s day
uiseovec mutual nsent Miles Frost is ane authorised
10 sign In Liquidation. MILES FROSf
A.. EDMONSrON.
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n DoCTEuR EIppCLYTF, FROM PARIS. PUPIL OF
IL Rccrd sx yCar prscfs with Rcord In his sp>
tai treats dhesses In ~ Der Once hours 10 IL A. n
and TO Q r. NJ, ri ). wl1'G street near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

ENAMILY RESI- ,sNCES IN WILLIAMSON R1 FOR 4 LIZ
no oommOdious Hn front noase,
- and lvs Second street MMnamAourg two nnses' walk
NOM Peck ferry The houses fine and viii
b sod low nd accommodating apply SIMPSON
AO1h ~ Beaver Also, the story brick
house and rot 263 Columbia street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

L,oR wORMs FEW MEDICINES ARE so CALcU-
lated TO clear nc o and the in which
they engeuderi r syn isreouslv promo Ing The
health as Dr. selrys yermfuce dead s,o. For sale
by A. b. a u. SANDS, draggsts 100 tuiton street.
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NAs FOa ou0NrRY HOUSES -cvUsrRy RiGH -
tJ for sale )hc osly Benzoie iat Will civ.
good HIGHT ia cold The sno apparatus Bat f,,y
collars and EiEles handsops AL ehsasest Light Ia The
world In yrac zeal operstcS a. rs tsoed ray
A. ARNOLD,
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FOR SALE.

UyOR BALE OR TO LEASE IN BROOKLYN NEAR TIKI
utOn ferry, The properly knowe The Branch,
Of Fulton and Furman streets Apply a Cortlandt
street. n. Y, up stairs, 70 u. PuRMAN Jr, executor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

V,HH LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
l. Company intend sailing their fAvurte steam ships-
CITY OE BAITlAOkk, 1857 tons, Cspt Robert Letch
CITY OF " AsblN0TOH, $50 tons, Cap. Vim. Wylic.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, q 10y tOns, Capt IT, U. P.tria.
Saloon, $50, seo and $65, according TO state rooms
Etcd number Of third class passengers will be takcn
from Philadelphia and Liverpool, and found provisions
From PMadepha. .$30 From Liverpool
Parties wishing 10 rng their Irlends
Gates OF and drafts yepoO In Of 81 storing
and upwards. Apply to JOHN G. DALE Agent ,
IL Walnut street, Piiadelph!A
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&O0O WANTED A PARTNER, OR WOULD SELL
DLUO. fst rate cash business. Any person having
store do well call immediately. the advertiser Al
the country. Men with TIE amount call q. S7 Sixth
avenue staif Must be sold in two days TO the hrs.
piCSnt
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DIANOFORTE RECIrALS.-MR. MORGAN, eORG ANIgT
Of g. church and conductor of the Mendessohn Unon
will give bis panoOrt recital at Dod~orths
this evening. January D. To commence . O'CLOCK.
Ladies' cAes 80 cents Genemens do 81 EACH 70 be had
music stores.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

tC00 PARTNER WANTED Tho
FOOVs eong business man. in highly respectful le
very profitable which requires the strict aten
lion Of two per Such will find this chance
male money small Investment For particulars apply
al 20 broadway, room "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24

VALUABLE PROPERTY, NEAR BROADWAY IN
Prince sneet-For sale first class, welt built, hire
tory and attic brick house, has the modern improve
a. Is 10 INST rate ordef Terms easy inqoire GA tie pre-
siNesUN BR0TaEAs, 10 Beaver street, from 10 N.
3P
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The Joint committees of the Aldermen and Councimen
on the reception of Willard Fillmore met yesterday n
H., Alderman Briggs in the chair
The committee appointed at the previous meeting TO
visit Snten Island and inquire whether place could DO
found suitable for the temporary entertainment Of Mr..
Fillmore should the Atlantic reach there on Sunday,
in the night, reported that place could be found.
discussion the report upon motion 10 aban.
don the project Of meeting Mr. Fillmore on staten Island.
Alderman BRIGGS thought the reception would not be-
half reception without steamboat.
Councilman MERRITT pronounced the abandonment OF o
steamboat saving to the city from the depreciation of
suckers and saving to Mr. Fillmore from the depreda-
ton OF stckers.
The motion at length prevailed and it was decided TO-
receive Mr.. Fillmore at Collins wharf, the landing
place Of the Atlantic. Alderman Briggs and Councilman
Van Ripper Charmen of the committees OF their respective
Boards, chosen committee to meet Mr.. Fillmore
his arrival and escort him TO the St. Nicholas Hotel.
II arranged that the announcement OF the Atlantic
coming up the bay the flag Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel
should be displayed and hundred be fired on the
Battery The municipal reception proper, il decided,
should take place the day ensuing Mr. Fillmore arrival
An adjournment took place till Friday arrange the de-
tails of the reception.
delegation present from the Brooklyn Common
Council, expressing their desire TO give Mr. Fillmore
reception in that city the day following his public recep-
ZION in New York,
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Mr.. l.. DC Shields, of louisiana arrived ut the New
York Hotel this morning, from Washington route for
Nicaragua, rs bearer of dispatches Ito 5Ir. Wheeler
our Minister there He leaves the steamer Of Tuesday
next.
The President Of the United States and Secretary of the
Navy are expected to be present at the launching Of the
Colorado al Norfolk, on the 10th inst.
ARRIVALS.
From Havre in the steamship Arago-E Livingston lady
xifs TrSh,
h1sfFs
sn spa a5 SGs ass NJ Greeley and sdrsa Beach
iey ntf SS9P sn
1n3 RsS
a9p M mess aa' r.
S%sad S4s sns hoffman ssy xss Derby
Carroll stern lady and child schwartzer and lady
o
A Gordon, Charleston; D Loeb Madeein Granauf Bertha
%sRes Marie sicssaens ady sister i%o cidsn
GToaS%sh Kosmsn Christian Tqsai1sr Michel zes
Sqis1 pisisss SssSa$ 4r%sshss Braun Braun
and s
Ecn s
Crescent p TroyPe Joseph lamb Isaac Lenaaner
Fisnce Joseph Neoman Miehe '2s 6ebenSand VII
JAS Watson England; English and acy-l74 in all
and MS hf , psesn . %
Sengeriwad, sengenn, Bendexer, Brownwiz, Hoe
Brookane, l. Tchmoe, Faehassias, kra ishof Miss
Gese. ii Frey, Mr. NJ g Gohman II Brinker T. Gramhen,
Halhan, Guh, A 7 POLITE, SchmidtA Gagurus.
From Liverpool in steamship City of Baltimore at Phadel
pha.Messrs London II Thompson, Jas Lone, Ivers
ino Roberts Jno Dixon, James Goodrich, Fred Baker,
Armstrong, Mr. Gass Miss Preston Miss Gardner, Mr.
g X Hawkins Miss NJ Gibbons Mrs Elizabeth Ward Eliza
Krkaldz Octavia Bate, Hawkins, Hawkins N + Haw
kins Mrs NJ Ecceson, Ecceson, I Ecceson, Lamb Mr.
Warner, Mr. Small. Mrs Eastwick Miss j Robinson, Mr.
Bekher, Mr. G Ti1eny, Mr. w Bird Mr. Gessng
From Savannah in the steamship Augusta-Miss Bailey
McWiams Isaac Scott and lady, Miss Carrie Mrs Hayden
Mrs Freeman daughter and infant Mrs Lunn, q Tilden
and lady Ensign, swift, Barnes and lady, Miss
Mis- Phelps Mrs Phelps Henry and lady Mrs
M Fairbanks Ms Prise s Read Willnk earle Mrs.
' xeehon Wyman Mrs 0Donnell Mrs Hatfield and
Hunt Bsriody M,Corkle, Beers a Cavose;
fridge soTn Mrs i B@rdiek Mrs Gallop Davis
Dsbois and LADY, Ds9os sne lady Miss rowcrs MIS-
ing Harold Mrs MItehl and two Children Mrs Z
ssryt; Hall Mrs shergq / Delap, Gray, Jones,
sherwin, J Waters Young,W II Mcconnell, WILLIAMS
and WIFE Bess and six children and forty In the
From Messina in the sshr Pride Of the seMr Cyrus
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,

PHILADELPHIA June II, 1855.
Stocks dull, Pennsylvania State fives S2is Reading
Railroad 44ss Long Island Railroad 12x Morris Canal
NEW ORLEANS, June l6, 1855.
Cotton-Sales to-day, 500 bales. Quotations for mid
ding l0lac 1890. Sugar is quoted at 7sc. SAC Mo-
asses IRE boed 49c Flour is dull and selling for So g.
o.. 'A' : ~''''' : 'i'''' ''-N' e's 'S''
BUFFALO June II, 1855.
Flour-Saes coo bbs at SIS SO Sc for choice to extra
Chicago and Indiana. Wheat-No Gales to-day-sales
yesterday "a 900 bushels, at 81 o5 for Milwaukee Club,
and 81 40 for prime white Grandhaven. Corn steady
sales bushels soc for heated and 33c foound
from store Canal reighs dull-l3c. for and tic.
for wheat to New York Receipts yesterday 6l54 bbs
bushels oats. Canal exports, tme IA SS3 bushels
BUFFALO, June 17-6PM
Flour-Fair demand for the interior trade; sales Of
1000 bbs at 81 SO for choice Michigan; IS SIS so for
common to fancy Indiana; Sc for extra Ohio 80 Is for
Illinois, and So 81 So so for extra Wisconsin.
WheatSales Of 80 900 bushels at 81 for red Indiana;
81 o5 for Milwaukee Club, and 81 40 for strictly prime
white Michigan. Corn active and iirm. Sales of 10000
bushels at 30c Sic. for heated and slightly damaged,
and 33c. for sound A boat load sold at SAC. Canal
reighs dull3c for and 17c for wheat. Receipts
II ESQ bushels wheat; 3d. 900 bushels Canal ex-
ports for the me-1S 573 bushels wheat and 3d. $50
bushels corn.
Malt-Sales 5000 bushels at 81 SO. Western mixed
corn 45c afoat for lots not strictly soundsales 10000
bushels. Oats.-Sales 1880 bushels Canadian at SOC.
Plaster.-Saes 100 tons Nova Scotia at 81 80.
OswEGo June 17-6 p NJ.
Flour dull at previous prices Wheat in fair demand
Sales of II 600 bushels at 81 40 for ordinary Canadian,
and 81 IL for white Indiana, and 81 Oh for red Toledo
closing firm Canal freghts steady at l3c for wheat aHd
1000 bbls. flour, 10000 bushels wheat 20 900 bushels
Canal exports time-2 600 bbls -four SO 600
bushels wheat 1900 bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats
Shipments Ttoday-Florr, 100 bbls. to Buffalo, wheat,
$500 bushels to Buffalo, and 5000 to Oswego; corn,
"A 600 bushels to Buffalo, and H. 100 10 Oswego Wheat