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NY virtue of Writ of Nend. Expon., issued
{ j out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Phiia-
delDhia and to me directed. there Will be exposed
to public sale on the premises on Saturday the
5th dav of July mex. at O'Clock. p. NJ.
All the right, title, and interest of r. NJ. S.
jackson Of in and to the following described
Real Estate situate in Washington township
Cambria county, to wit:
No. IA certain tract of land known as the
laurel Swamp Tract containing Three hun
dred and forty-three acres more or less, having
thereon erected large Tavern House. known as
the Mountain House, Tavern House known
as the . Cresson House." log house, a board
house, and stable all in the occupancy of James
ReaYner. one story plank house in the occupancy
of John Fckles, one story plank housein the oc-
cupancy of Peter Holman, Jr., and John Hobby,
a one and a half story plank house in the occu-
pancv Of Jacob Kleghart. and n two story frame
house and store room in the occupancy of John
Troxel.
No "a certain tract Of land known as the
sE Troxell Farm" containing one hundred and
thirty acres more or less. having thereon erected
a small frame house in the occupancy of Charles
Pearv a double log house in the occupancy of
John McAnally, and two story frame house, a
blacksmith shop and frame Barn in the occu-
papcv of the said r. NJ. S. jackson:
Taken in execution and to be sold at the suit of
George w. Jones'
JOHN ROBERTS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Ebensburg
June IS 1856. ST.
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DEATH OF Daughter LUTHER MARTIN.
The Detroit (N1ich.) Tribune records the
death of Mrs Juliet Scott, a venerable lady
of that city, and adds She was the last sur
viviug child of the Hon. Luther Martin, de-
ceased, who, in his day, was probably the
most eminent lawyer in the u States. He
was formerly Attorney General of Maryland,
and was the leading counsel of Aaron Burr
on his great trial for treason. Mr.. Martin
was devotedly attached to his daughter Juliet,
and gave her a thorough and polished educa-
ton. For many years she was shining star
in the most cultivated society of New York
Baltimore and Washington Mrs. Scott had
been both an orphan and widow for more
than quarter of century prior to her de-
cease. Over twenty years of this period she
has resided in this city, during a portion of
which time, in connexion with her most wor-
thy daughters, she has been engaged in the
honorable vocation Of instructing the young.
and many are the ladies of our city who viii
bear in grateful remembrance the name of
Mrs Scott, to whose careful training; both of
intellect and heart, they have been placed IN
der lasting obligations.
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June Is, 1856.
NOTICE.

FEVHE undersigned Commissioners under the
Il Act of 22d May, 1856, to re-examine the
claims against the Commonwealth, certified to be
due and unpaid on the main lire of the public
works by the Commit ssioners appointed in pur-
suance Of the 29th section of the Act of 9th May
1854. give notice, 70 ali persons having such
claims. that they are required TO present state
ment thereof in the office of the Auditor General
at Harrisburg. on or before THURSDAY, THE
10TH DAY OF JULY NEXT. Such statement
must set forth detailed account of the dates and
items of the claim. and the name and residence OF
the claimant; and, if assigned, the name and
residence of the assignee. No claim will be eX-
amined unless so presented. The Commissioners
p1rnose of taking testimony in reference claims
presented in conformity with this notice, at Cres
son. Cambria County, on THURSDAY, THE
18TH OF JULY NEXT, at 10 O'Clock a. m. and
continue by adjournment from day to day as may
be necessary.
f. BANKS.
THOS. r. FRANKLIN,
H. S. MAGRAW,
Harrisburg June Is, 1856. st.
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ES The Montreal (Canada) Commercial
-Adrertiser, in speaking of the people of this
country, holds the following very compliment
tary language;
The men of the Revolution are dead ;
their inferior children of 1912 are in their do
tage; the present generation, raised on hot
cakes aud sweet fxins, and stimulated with
tobacco juice, is all talk aud no cider-as des
titute of the stamina on which courage is foun-
ded as its mothers arc of flesh. Look at the
women charming at sixteen, faded at twenty,
toothiess at twenty five, hideous at thirty, di-
viding their time between their roclIing-chairs
and their beds, incapable of exertion, incom-
spetcnt to exercise, ever-aiIing, listless. lazy,
straight up and down, like old-fashioned
clothes pin, making up the deficiency of their
Developments with whalebone, cotton and
'bran-are these the things to suckle heroes
The race has deteriorated, and is dwindling
away; and but for the constant introduction
of new and healthy blood from immigration,
would disappear in century"
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Missouri EREcr.-The St. Louis Demo
crat, the organ Of the Benton Democrats, en-
lists heartily in support of Buchanan and
Breckenridge. This is right, and Democratic.
1t is the duty of every man, who calls himself
a Democrat. to abide by the decision of the
National Convention and support its nominees,
and we are glad to see the Benton Democrats
of Missouri spite of ak alleged cause of COM
plaint intend to support the ticket with hearty
enthusiasm.
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LOGAN HOUSE.
CORPORAL JOHN KIEFFER,

VNvOULD respectfully inform his old friends
w and the travelling public shat he has eas-
ed the Logan House, Hollidaysburg, and is pre-
pared to entertain all who may favor him with
their patrona ge in unobjectionable style.
The HOUSE has been newly furnished thro'-
out in a style not surpassed by any establishment
in the interior of the State. His TABLE will
always be supplied with all the substantials and
delicacies of the season, and attended by atten-
tive servants. In word, no pains will be spared
to make the Logan first class house, and moth
ing will be left undone to render its guests COM
Portable and happy.
The STABLES, which are extensive, Will be
attended by honest and faithful hostlers.
RESTAURANT basement is occupied
Restaurant, where meals will be served up
at all hours of the day. together with oysters,
wild game, fish and all the delecaces and refresh-
ments of the season. JOHN KIEFFER.
June 4, IS56.-32tf.
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Important to Collectors.

N0GLECTQRS of County, Poor and State tax
~ for l855 and previous years, whose dupl-
Gates remain unsettled, are hereby notified to make
payment, before or during the June Court. No
further indui gence will be given after. that
time. c. ID. MURRAY, Treasurer.
Ebenslurg, April %, 1856. st.
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Eg- One of the transparencies at the Phil
adelphia ratification meeting bore the follow
ing inscription, referring to our political op-
pOnents;
First are Polsed then ,ee Pierced, and
aaolo rel Buck them"
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GOtElIfOn Party.

A Ball will be held at the Washington House
n at the foot of Plane No. ., A. p. Il. r. on
Wednesday 25th day Of June next. A general
invitation is extended to all who are desirous to
take trip on the light fantastic toe. Every ar
rangement will be made to rcndsr guests com
Portable and agreeable. Come az who are fond
of amusement.
c. MARLETT.
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PUBLIC SALE!
OG yafs;ahie Real Estate

DY virtue of an order of the Orphans Court of
D Blair and Cambria counties, the undersigned
administrators of the Estate of Geo. B. Spang.
late of Bair county decd, will sell at Public Sale
or outcry upon the premises, 435 acres and 132
perches and allowance, of land, more or less sit
uate on the head waters of Bob's and Benn's
Creeks. partly in Greenfield, township in Blair
county and partly in Cambria, County. And also
one other tract adjoining the above, containing
$40 acres or thereabouts, on Friday the 1lth day
of JAY next.
The above tracts of land are we'll tirnbered have
plenty of water, good sight for Saw Mill Sc
They will be offered in lots all together to suit
purchasers. Sale to commence at O'Clock. z
NJ, of said day, when due attendance will be
given, Terms Of sale made known by
JOB MANN,
j. NJ: SPANG.
Admr's of Geo. 3. Spang.
June IL. 1856. 33tf
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Gg- The London papers mention that
monument to the memory Of the Rev: John
Wesley is to be erected in his native town,
Epworth, in Lincolnshire
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LAND FOR SALE.
The Place to get your Money Back

is at J. BradIey's Cheap Store in Munster. where
is to be found large and we'll selected stock Of
goods suited to the wants of the community,
which he will sell at his usual low prices or ex-
change for Wool, Butter, Eggs, or other produce,
on advanced terms.
NIB. Those having. accounts standing six
months, or longer, are respectfully and earnestly
requested to call and settle the same.
j. BRADLEY.
Munster, May q, 1856. so-St.-p'd
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Query. was the strengthening quality of the
water. attributable to the IRON held in solution
by it
Everlasting homer to the heroic men who
achieved their deliverance under difficulties
and DANGERS unbeard of Ohio Statesman
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nsn-. Before marriage the man is very
much struck with the woman, and afterwards
the woman is very much struck by the man
Punch says 'tis striking piece of business
throughout
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BARCLAY, the late British Consul at New
York who recently received his dismissal at
the hands of President Pierce, has been in the
possession of that fat berth for the last sixteen
wears
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Positively the Last Notice.

FBNHE undersigned takes this method OF iniorn.-
n ing persons who are indebted to HIM, that
he has placed his books in the hands of Esquire
Williams for collection Those knowing them
selves indebted will DO well to square their sc-
counts in two weeks from the date of this adver-
tisement and save costs. After which time all
persons not complying will be sued.
MORRIS PATE.
,June lS 1856
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Wanted

A TEACHER for the Common School Of the
IA Borough of Summitvilie, Cambria county
An examination of applicants VIII be held at the
School house in said Borough On the Oath instant
at o'clock, p NJ. BY order Of the BoArd,
j. W. CONDOR, Sec'-
May. I. 1856. 2a-sw.
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List Of Retailers.

NF Goods, Wares, Merchandise, &c, within
Z the County of Cambria, returned and CLASH
fed according to law, folowss
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New Advertisements.
blair County Art Union"

DIGI OUUIJy NIJ UHIUI'
1t is confidently ex pected that the first disri-
button will take place on or about the Goth Of
June. We would therefore advise all who intend
to invest IN the enterprise 10 do at once, as de
columns of this paper
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,s7 sstsss.ssssi ss;tss.ssssssi E==.S.;7=...s7 -
49, d s. .-.F J 80 -.
Dissolution.

--HE partnership heretofore existing between
Norcan Hughes and John Roberts in the
Plastering business was dissolved on Friday, 4th
April 1886 ,,o,r,r r1-crrFc
Ebensburg April l6th1 $50.
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As possibly referable to the use of Copperas
water, it will interest medical men, and perhaps
others, TO know that the subjects Of the narrative
Were constrpated during the entire time of their
imprisonment. After their rescue healthful ac-
ton was restored by means of slysters. and with
no great difficulty.
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shariR's Sale,

IL. >. lhAbhAN,
Harrisburg, June Is, 1856. st.
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Re- The Montreal (Canada) Commercial

a unanimous vote,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09
DIE

BUFFrNGTON-At Providence. r. l., on Saturday July s.
B.,bsIy Bpfinston. In the 18th year OF her age.
DEWFY-Op Sunday, July 6, Delaney >, yours~' son OF
james snd Helen Dewey.
DrGRAw-At Yonses on Monday, July 7, Theodore A.
DeErsw.
pRyDrN-At Copenb.sen Lewis County. Thnrsdsy Jey
s. Ge rye Dr,de Scotland and late OF Newfors in the
seth year Of lis sse.
ELDRIDGE-suaderly. Boston on sstu,iaS Jay 5, Mr.
Oce He foImeriy from tie State Of New fcFK-hi'
age % years
Archibald Gre,e. native Of Dumes-hire, Scotland.
HOFFMAN-At Cspe Pslm., western A'res, Oa Sunday,
Holman, Of ID. Piote..n Episcopal Nilsson. ar. Hoa@sn
wa, in glastonbury Conn Oct H. lsS2; was G"Ieo
i .t for An Eric. o. sisit Jul, TO- s returned
to Cope Psmss July 1885, She contracted cod ~ oeto
end was perfect p-scs She bued MouI, vsaehsn on
the 24h Of March Bishop Psy.e and the Rev Mr. dib'on
pAMMOND-Op Friday July 4, wfsn Robert Hammond
il ait Of Wiau. Hammond late Of Bury st. Edmond'
FBgs
pUpsON-suddenly at Needhsm Mass on Sunday, July g.
Mr. Oliver Hudson Merchant, q Boston He visit
at tb. house OF HE friend, }. L. FsIbsns',tsq
Retee wife the Joseph JOhntdn, aged - years
ard 9 months
LIrcHFJELD-At Funch.i. Island Of M.leir. on Frd.y
esu,hte Of Tbomss Ii. Hubbard Of Utica aged 50 years
MARA-O Sunday July Mary, wife Of Patrick Msa, in the
43d year Of her sse.
McMAkUs-OD Monday, July Owen McManus, in the SCH
year OF rs age
MILLs-On Monday July Miss Robna Mills. ,Eei "a years
MJLIER-On Su dsy July g. Hsrnsu son OF Henry Muller
eyed ty.Ms, months al . deJs
PEABODY On Monday, JAY = Capt George s Pesbody
q, AZ relatives are invited attend his funeral At the
r,se enc. Of bis bro ber Peabody. No - West Twenty
eighth street. On :. edDeses. the 9th inst ,at4 IN
sULLvAN-On Saudsy July after tong and Pshfal Ill
bsss Margaret CotDf, Se OF James saiisaa.'
wEssELsOp Monday, July :, Mrs. Isabella Vessels, widow
OF Peter Vessels, Ia he 5iIh year OF he -se
YoUHG-On MONDAY. Juy7, Mrs. Emma, wife Of John L.
Yong, late Of LordOu.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLY s.-Bsore
Judge BETS
BRANAH CAsEs-DA cOSTAS BAIL.


To-day the par el If gtaDd aud petit Jurors made
reurnsbe hut ca th names but eight niue If the
After discussion with r-f-en 20 the
duty Of the Court the matter Of obtaining jurors
In of which Judse Bets remarked that d-c
the Supreue Court not yet published construed
this subject not arns for nifty 10 the laws
Of the State unless convenient bat leaving the
IN he discretion Of the Court The Marsha
d.cr ed 10 sun atou.l grand juror, fos
Ing the sh Judse belts Also stated tha be
cOuu oevoe only the present week TO jury bine and here
FIRE requested al psrt,es be pedioas ro',be
The District Attorney moved that the Brsman be deInns
the her time 10 baviD EXPIRED cut the Court being
ssn6ed that would be suIprse upon VI. T. c. B-nedt
who supposed that his motion ten dsys he usuA
granted asked eAteOded the week actually srAted
teI days
Hsnreo Do Costa being present Mr. Benedict Moved
th for feitue Of hs ~ RENTED. De Costa
up the advice OF Intimate friend name not Na,sd
husS said that the forfeiture OF
elusive thai the Court could worked harm, aud
tina under the circumstances he you'd re-vs tas prse1
The ts1she con- eu ins those Of suing the bail eood
which, put suit within sn hour after IL Forfeit
Mr MeKeon row moved under The s,;h section Of
of Aus 1886 Of bail n De COtss ami in d.
fault thereof bis commitment He read his Own ahdsv to
he facts the bail insufficient aai that here d.a
rer that would sescond In arguing inD moton Mr.
NeKeon described the circumstances connected with similar
20 Commissioner Morton, and subseS senty a
Wits on de of Deputy Marshal Helms aid on tho ons
" Mr. Bepccct ard De Castro bearing upon Oa ,stss alleged
ssconsrs this OCCASION we're put 10 The u nrt con
the proof srora enough 10 warrant b n in ntersfux
18th the discretion Of the CoDmsoosr 10 hrinf the ball aud
remaining vide dsf eion made IN the ant
CURED bereh wssn after indictment found, and
In the Of the Jadse Bette expressed Dis sur
article which be r Of the morning Pspes
hecti ssverey tho conduct Of Coumnooer Moroa
In THE Had the Commiss d1Le re9aeed ADD
without Due prsof committed or held Dc Costa further bail
he would have done What oeer 81 he Unied sses hos
high station, hss right to do, and VIA vssa have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09

TIE BARK EDwARD EVERETT. Loyeland which sailed FROM
bs more for Boston with Tausdsy last
ahont O'clock "a SMITHS Point While heading down the BAY
by large lOr,d eft chOon.I bound up schooner coming
uDceI the lee OF the her bpw 6nAf the bark 90 he
rbOaTd quarter carrying away head mzzenmssts xzea-
totma.s main o2ss,nt mast s,snier boom and ssG snd
stern davits, with attached sails buiwark
sad drew OUT cbaiBplate boat edge The BAH
showed eh baied the scboou
sce bat no ait. ntioD paid by the schooner not
lesks but lit.le.
scHR sow SoUALL of New York before reported lahore on
the spit below Boa OF the WITHOUT DAMAGE
ait. di.chargnR Ole lighter oai Of coal.
Ship MAVERICK 4 Bot 5th from rrap.n on Sd inst q
Cape Cod W y Dles was In al ok 10
br hoo which ship on Ii, stArboArd bo
an 'rt.d her cat had damaged eae gear Toe damage
10 tie Other vessel Is unknown.
sf NEvA frc. Calcutta for Lo don before rep,ed lost,
WA ~ tui register bt It ksnnebuk in 1882 where
"as owned rated lat IA and valued about CO. sns
was PSebshy in'uiea st The Eastward
SCHR e. A. COLE, condeu; cd By the United States Dis
tt con tor for having been engaged in the slave
trade was sole At Baltimore the the Marshal
for Sz5 10 Capt Jo,es r. that city One half this snoan
gees to the pilots who raised brought the ci
EMP CoSaIEa9R STRUCK BY LIGHTNING Yesterday
loaded with cotton shnns while dlus In ~
mds, q the lover fleet the steamer Prstt sonsds Ts
electric f1d descenoed into the bold eavug many marks Of
Pose but NJ 20 tie deptere OF the no syno
Lored Yesterday that material damage had bean done
similar accident happened or ten days aso "a h
chip Plymouth Capt Dean she arrived AZ he whsT on Sun.
o'' aud WI thoroughly examined betors going
Ba sHP IDAA few day, .ircs We msnossd the fsct Of
ne ne brasn .ip Ida hsyDg esk voyage
pitfe nom The Wes Inches Of her Of WAITING
dy oocH fer thorough oyerhsuns She arrived here
Sunday OILY BY o Spanish River having msAs rather
slow ps''aae by reason Of o~ idea and
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m.,hes.. .Reportel By Ta<svspA.

Ruyr.Lo Tsesdsy July 81 m-leS -rLovn In.s,a ~
D. s,n' WHssI 40 Cosx unchsrsedj saee 1000 sssA.
AZ Ie' csAL FnrrGBrs unclaimed Eseepr ys'Hc.y
so bbl. Flour - bush Wnest 7syo pusn' Nof"' cssd
prryt.. IS les bu.h whest, II. ioo bush Corn.
Burr.lo July ss m.-fL9ys sa,se 70, .as vs." 81 asSs1s
sss, ~ % 80. InSi.rs and Ohio WHeAr-Chs'So spnas
b.cTss IS CosN unchn sale. u TO- .s
81, WH,xy 2sIc REcEiPrs for the "a h'ur. sp 70 seos
,S., $50 hks Flour. $50 qua wh-si o. =, IN
CANAL EXPORTS, same time; 1919 '1' ""'-''
Corr. c.,.. 4 "A hsle Al
Mes ?osE 81 Kes LAID. lSe STERLING LAehAsS''S
4 cent prem r. n.,,.rS h..,.r. ssiss a,
,.,rs csp.1isn. WHEAT In god rsyusN AID tns
market steady ssles q Goo bush cosxs.s. Of ood
bush sOufd As. L.xs !Mrohrs TO rrri y,asIi "a
~ - wv tpon, "a 40 bush whest ooe bush Corn
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SECOND 6OAkD.
ssIes Of Stocks n. Philadelphia. July g

Reported THE n. TRIsuSE. y j. r. n. B. FsY.l
T1a Board2'5 81 Che. aud Del Csna Sc 49, 59o Poems
DO Ssw s7i $500 de-. 81; so do P. r. Oil loo do
sj zoo City RR 6s P R. K, ga 1000 DO 81. 5000 Enirs
A.s Co IS. v, 10: Mnehil RR es! 81 hinehli Scrip
-; 900 New Granada MnDs /; lvo LoIs IsNd b. cab,
M; 10 o., cssh IA! 40 do b5 l4 - Peana RR q.
50 tb..t.r Val RI. p Harrisburg kR 81 Fsrme.s
Mechanic, Bank e5 soo 65, u City Bank 81 Is Girsd
Bani, IA; Western Bsnf. g
bs,rssn Bea,dsfov City Warrants ST. 100 Lons Island
RI eash, 4; 100 NJ IIis Canal. IS
g.. Sc 600 Reading s.. ~, sIt 1900 zen fR S. q
mort .5vp SO 20 City &C. ii Reed r. -: 80 do.
81 90 IS, 80 Long island Rk, ~ Is sels, Nav Prefi
81; IS New Gren Molrs Co 81 Is fsnns "a b, II;
c kP III; 6 Pula Bsnk 80 Bant Of y. Am.rei, 80
1Jts, Bea,d- % Chester Val R. II 50 Long IANId RR.,
IA; 100 do, h5wn, Ai; leo Reaains RR, i0t
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px;,,. I.clSded IN the sales ere I,oW oo''
g, August at go So Other prcvntn' are
.,..a, T.. Groceries the business W
80, .,,s,, q, eyious prices. The market Tor co.,
o., .or,nu,. dull holders not yielding the c1nces~oo
d.o.,d.d nv buyers The receipts ataI me porS
r.. IL, Sep,embsr rave been 3,tH ooO oae'
-, ago COO 10 1885, and $50, 900 IN 1854 ana
80 600 N 1883 The total exports have been es',
-. :, 1850 ag.ps. 2046 900 in 1885, 2,ooo.V"
"a ,s, 600 in 1885, OF the exports l,s'7,'
~ hssn 10 Great Britain, against ! ,3ss oVo
n ,s,5 ISL 600 in 1854, and $4,000 IN ie''i aod
=. 100 .7s 600 bales in 1856, against 10000 III
,s,, ans ooo in 1854 and $4,000 in 1883. The STOCK
On hand at Gil the ports is 100 600 baeS' asans'
400 in 1855. Sic, coo in 1854 and .23ooo IN ioo' ,"o
increase of receipts over last year Is "''OVO O
Tls increase in exports to Great Britain over last year
is .eo 600 bales, and to France 7l,'Vo Inc Ie.0p
a, al N. ports last week show only 1900 osles'
..;rt 40 COO last year. The exports to Great Britain
are 2s 600 bales, against lo,ooo and Tue 'O'ai
30 600 bales agains. $4,000 bales
Msssrs Marie e. K.ns, in their Circular for the
steamer, say: ..,,-... oil, four
a ms.tnss Of The Board Of Brokers' b,vns osen su
grssS on ne ,ss tO~Ts 81 rsy Of business
dr. bs. been large. Ere again been tne u,. ,se ssi
Tp,s h.Ya adv
r.. ro.d BONDS have more OF less . t,IIx
;,aYsusnt The LAST arrival from Eussid a,,,.,
H. ,esSe pe.s N regard relations win SeHs .Ss
,Is ,.n,e t,ne improved demand o 90 NJ 80
- :. brousht out increased amount OF ooe u;no.
Cstt,., RE and Micbgsn Central kosas ~ slno.a
Cp,rsl Fre R.sdhg and some OF the Wes.s ,sIox oar
ST.. hut ua, Of these ordess have been hni'ea VOW
hARoAp BoSps-Inerssns demand iI nome f sse FEE
snnt rois Cerus Bonds show an sivsecs OF Y Nsw
ist Boz DIS Enc 1875 Bends Enc 1871 pSIos St
=. Cs,Ir.l d Gents tc Hadso. ver 90 tst
~. .l,o hem some sales Of Gale M snd
std s,eopd Mortsase and La crosse and Mh"suA'' "'
stcrt form er pretL ,
Messr.. Decoppet d Co. say IL. h,.;n..s AZ the
Tb,r. bss b en- during the week an serve oos, ~ ,hs
s,ei ,ebsp.e spite OF the nsrnisson eeeasone, ~ r
,,;,,;.. II he Fourth Of July The fears OF ~
"a. .p,re, removed, money continues souu 49,
a., IN, crops thoug hort the country arc ~.
,ovins couf euce the fu ure has games
limited circle to v hch speculation has been IS n Ers
The ,pec qlaiiou has pr cip.ly eehetea ~ H
.h.Jes bis week other stocks remaining IN more 49, sn.rs
ms,d hnt n toue OF the market healthy snd INC seu
tenc,ney up~ ard chile stocks have r ne
Tls i.. L,erpoo steamer has brought some oiue's ~ Wv
10 ID esdns -
AZ. urfyorsbe influence Of irrcsular,ties Ia TOO
du- I.t July which give details oelo" nos u'
in ,cm. measure neutrslized By the resumpos Oh ~
.sysr, comrades ch bad been IN Default IesaHs " e
bore that ibs preseut delays may be only momen"fy