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WILLIAM Weaver siay his wife Weaver
and Jaia his wife plaintiffs IN caneesy against the ehdrss
of Jacob Cnse deeeasod whose 1nkAo~n the ehn
Of R0sanna Zimmerman, deceased ~hOss IN
known Cger, the ehdTea Of Lewis CseT deoeGad
whose names unkRonj r. soMeGs and AhR hs wife
Cnger the children Margaret Glen, deceased whose ara
unkn0wR Nichslas CgleT Jonas Ctler and Jeremiah Cue
right and administrator Of Aaron Cge deceAed
fend n sinclair and William n. Weaver Se on Pc
uton.n
Extracts Of decree.
coming heard papers formerly read
county Of Madison, and the report o. William
ye appointed sell The land assroes neR
toned the said also petition VI Sinclair Graves
planning OF the said Weaver having cold 20 him unsouhd
the sale IN the mentioned and practising fraud
purchase and skng have the land in the said
Tesod, and sundTy answers nled 10 said petition, &C
But in the time, the court, order TO have The
interested In The sad fund specified, and the
one Of this court having given nouss
Published Of
Washington for four weeks excessively and the
door The OF Madison, do take Of the
allowing or bringing the money eoar
and he did do charge him with interest that which
have paid the parties entitled
from expiration OF the time allowed aud the said
ascertain the number and names OF all the parties
lied The distribution OF The sat fund Their
specve and proportions thereof and also the
party, the ptaccabe and
port the court, with ytng deemed pertinent by him
which either parry may require. . -.
Copy. Itstes BEtfiELD CAVE CLERK,
The parties interested taking stating directed
the above decree hereby notified that have appointed
purpose Monday 4 day February 1853, time
ONCE the and county OF Madison Virginia.
place the said be taken and aied by
sioDeI. WILLIAM l. EARLY,
Commissioner of Madison Circuit Court.
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Circular.
hoEscY OF FRrEoH sroLIaTIos CLsIss
Washington, Nov. mbrr ~, lsa5

horscr FRrSoH srotrarios cL,Issl
Washington, November ~, ls5A
IN many inquiries addressed claimants m
United spoiaons committed by hf
French the ratification the convention with France ~
le0OviL July 81 lsQa the nf proceeding pop
obtaining redress deem mn.i erpedsn ms
publicly inform al uch that acr consulting compeun hd'n
the Claims CoUn-as they would be niIed up WIN
Thousands other therefore not dFca
fr many years other uhlrconbu TO submit thH
(prns sebate IN the usual NJ The or
ing Of the session. In The full expectation that direct
will be provided for Them through special board Of cnn
the Claims Cout shall thea be resolved on rs The ~
tribunal Congress will grant, that reference o these css may
made To BY direct legislative act
The adustmsnt these claims would fully and constantly No.
cupy % highest class for and justice ~
phsicay points 10 such board a. right and proper ~ hs CO.
Nov 2J-dlw JAMES II CAUsTkh
The College OF ~. James, Maryland.
THE second of the session begins Mondsy "
There are u cs,gste, preparatory and evmmerdi
studies.
Addre,s Rev. pr KERFooT, Rector, &C.
Feb l2-9awfw
IEpRGE WOODS NEW woUK.-Modsm Pilgrim,
showing travel and the mttho
reaching Celestial Guy by George Wood, author II f
schcln,h In American volumes. Price 81 IS.
Letters physician jus, entering upon practice
Jackson, NJ. D., Ill, ID. ST.
Japan n was and by Richard wfidrsh, author O History
% The United states ~ IS.
CasoA story Republican Equality ~ Sydney A. stoJh
II Is.
TAYLOR a MAURYs
Nov Is Boskstere, ah street.
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Phiisdsiphis- N,.ssr~, and Great Western LINE.
PASSENGERS depot mo rhIndo,rh. and Road
Ing Railroad Company Droad and Vine sts.u daily At *
ar =
Fars " 90
Eiafafs fals''s' 10 90
hnnain'Es 10 90
hn'aNihsss''s BOO
80
nanano'i9aa'''' 100
hiHhfh'sss 7 90
Freight trains lenvs Phlsdephs Reading Rsio,d
BROAD and Cherry sreets) daily Chicago and i,srnrds
points, Arrangements have been made which
$3.50 John TUCKER. rresideat
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad CowVry
CRoCERtEs, WINES, Liquors, sue.-we her leave 10
call the attention of friends and ii, public
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Fine and black
Java, Rio, and Lagusyr, conees
Refined and brown
Fsniy, rsne, and four, In Ibis. and bars
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
And every ohes srtici. complete
Wines, Liquors. and Cigars.
hadeirs shary, earei and champagne wines
brards, and pari very superior
Fine brnndies, whi.tey gins, &c, in wood and ssss
Together with stock Of Havana German and domestic
cigar.
We will of.r goods many other s,,,c,,s which we
shall be Giving. at such prices
families and the trade
THOMPSON, HAMILTON A 90.
South eide Penn avsnns, hstwe,n ~ ana Oh streets.
Octo-iSw3wh
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Ard creditor, referred
deemed identical the holders Of the said
9TH. ~ T.rss ard whereas
srrsd certificate. said debt the holders Of which
b payment Of and whereas section
ofConr- resnlres the holder, of the certificates ote
cf said debt shall releases state.
state of eras before payments and the t
rsysirss public honld be given spacv
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VI Praise Governor of the State ~ TEXAS do hereby
MY th Edward Clark certificate the preceding
per- sscI ofstss 10 and the dste ~ said certificate
The Secretary ~
ke,rer Il NE oririn statute Of said his
ssint
70 tesimcry whereof her-unto my
great s~si ofthe State be sfNr~a Austin,
Tsfatl THE the sirh day N Februsry
sfhe independence United states me eighteen and
Of the twentieth wear
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r, NJ, TEASE.
Drrssrsr,T or EvaTr,

Austin, Ter, February 2, 1855
T. EDWARD Csrh Secretary Of Of ofT
hereby ces ths the foregoing psrrs berno
TIVE srd ecrrec copy Of the original entitled rvipr
ssen, e sate of Ter ar net provide payment
81 creditors of he eruhlc Of
~ rher nine
Roy whsh session of The Thv mid
Cesssess United states and
essssh, eighteen husdrrl and ffy -fvcn -"
Witness hand md the % tho department Ssv and
Iss.Ll rear Aforesaid.
EDWARD CLARK,
sccr,tnry Of State.
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THE subscriber desires call public his
Of house furnishing goods which
complete in every department, consisting in part Of
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MsFkess. .Reported By TeiesrupA.

NLw,0sLIASs July u CoTros quiet SAL. today 800
baes GU. ons tor hdd ing, nid SUGAR l.. quoted AZ
t.dsa hothb doin. in MoLAssEs FLouR selling az So 81
CORN. &c. Other srsieles uLctA g.d
BUFFALO, July l-6 .. m-FLoUR lower With ~ moier.te
dtusio ssies cf l. % bos IS IS tor good Nichssn
e. ad*6 Is for good Wisconsin Sc IS a 81 50 for
en- on t. Cd 0h0 and Son hem ioa.. AMI 80 ia 81
dStnIine Tho receipt Of CsnsdsI news hsd ts effect
Oh msitet ssles Of I75O0 busb 9s2c for unsound
47c for un.o uDd afost aud 10 store 6rm OArs
Hef ,.e' Of n O9o bu,h sass RYE .ts.d, sale. Of
~" bush. sc BARLEY, III Is WHISKY, SIC CAs,L
.al4c for Com and lsalsc for Wheat 70 New
lok Recipe Tor the "a bours up t. day. slos bos
flour 1sl6 bush Wheat, 81 4s3 bash 30 bush Rys
C.Isi tapot's same tms 1854 bush Wheat S5s bush
CHICAGO July 5-FLoua-Shipuents 800 Dbl. TO Osd.rs
euish wHEAr unebsnsed shipnents, to bush. u Bauo
CORN Aa+e shipmens, 200 bosh Buffalo ana y OO0
do. 70 Os~esos WV"
CswEGo. July 15 -FLouR setive; Gales os 100 bbls
fr exrs Canadian; Sc 5d IS sa for superdne DO
% for .1perhne Osweec and 81 50 ezra Csls
dmn WHkAr good dea aid ,s,ss If p buh ncludinr
r ::,.o q northern Asa,.n :rrivs at 81 S. sod sons
5oo bush. To arrive st Soc End 800 bush warm At an
&c fREieHrs uLehsI ssd Lake IMPoRrs Top,y-5S3
bbls Flour sdd 10 to b0sh Wh-sL CAsAL es1
oei' Flour, 1855 bush Wheat, 9,4sl bush Corn '~'
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DIED.

BANoES1At Havsns, on Monday juno 80 after ops and
Franc BaDce', ssed Is years, mouths aud days -
BRUEN-At New:1. on sSstu5d.y "a July u R.chsDc.
BYERS-At Rome. Oneida County, N " saturday, June
sdenude se:s daughter Of J'hn j. and Mary Bys"
BYkRsAt Rome Oneida County ~ Y. Thursaay, July
u! james eldest of JOhs J. and Mary Byen, late Of
BioobiyI, NY.
BELDON-O Monday July H. John Belior aged Sc yeas
CAvANAGB-In Breotlyp, Monday morning. July A.
E1aoe,h, laughter of John and May Oavanssh, aged
OfreIy and Margaret coe IN the 9Th year 0fhsr age
DEEGAN-On Monday, July H. Csthanne Dees.n, wife of
Pairick DeegsL, aged i5 years
.FARDON-Ol iMolds,, Jul, Il. Abm. FAIdOn, in the 9th
The .iaiss. Al epd. Of be family respectfully invited to
sno hi. iun.rs from the e'oenee Of hs brO!her No
renss will be Inferred tn the Cemetery IN sec0Dd sveaue
near Second stIeet.
thaUlesy Hayden Editor and Proprietor Of rhe
land Herald, W. sged ~ yssrs.
ElkNRY-on Mopd.y, July H. Emily Jane Henry, aged
year and 8 months
BARE ATEAOn Sunday, J,y IS Margaret Rarests. wifi.
Marin HsIi.stea
RoslER1On Monday morning. July H. at o'clock aged 81
T1e.aay July IS, Mary. wife of James E.
The .nnora vii tke lts residence No 1871 Heury
"esst OF Thursday afIerI ats oclck rne aid
t'eLos of the i>ny respees invited without
fur,her invitation.
JAkfS-At NswSi. on Sunday morning, July Is, Joanna
Marie, daughter Of the late Josiah lanes.
LAPHAh-un Monday, May ~, Sfer short Illness q,
1uueA Zen miesoa hom TIE Cuys ho Jsnsro samuel T.,
sked ~ and SEionIh Of spham ci.,
BE wss GA his returi from South
HIS IsEAsi ne buried IL the CenetsSy of his
Rio.
LlPPlNCCTE-A Cnn,ninson N j., cI SATURDAY. Jaly L.
joe, ph Lipps.eott. IN the 18th year OF hx sse.
LENlS-ln fNIsdephis Monday, Jay "A, Enoch Levs
toi or OF The FRIENDS ke7ew, in Ss gear ais age
MARSTON-<n Monday, July a. Saupe., the Youngest. .,p
of Lawrence aLe Ellen MarsoD OF Jersey G nontas
AID days
Sunday July 80 James Nc 3say native of ths
Parish Of CsHs'sh County LoDs'oid eisur aged year.
PATRIcK In Brood, Monday afternoon yoy H. Elx,
c. wife Of Ny James Ps,iek ard youngest Or
Cbas Van Zsndt u Boos'ya III the 80 ys-r II Ger aga
RI hD-OI Tpssosy 1oyrns July 49, Emma Jo.-yAne Reed
youngest daughter H R4bert and Mary J. Gsed aged
yssIs and noDths
The .Ia I'D. AMI respectfully nd the
T~e,ty eighth street, THE sfternoou ~ 3 O'Clock
EDei vile. Ulster County, papers please copy
sELL-At BJookbu, Monday, Jay ia VIM. P. Sell aged
81 Yeas 10 III ,ba
ft% fupes ths Wednese sy morning the 18th
yet lOSeicck, late rssid.rce, No a Boad street.
breokSn The relatives sId friends Invited stteai
with ut frrhr iDvi alton.
sTRLETtR-At Shaker Village El6sd, Conn. on Thursday
1oiy ~ Mary suseter, aged 81 years
souJHARD-At hsmpstesd, Long lAand Floyi Sou:hsrd
aged IS years
sEAMAN-At Babylon. Long Island, On Mordsy July IL,
ihcnAs sesmsn. aged ~ y,MG
iAhS-Suddeply Sunday, July 3 Samuel Williams,
assd 81 yssn
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NEW-,JERSEY NEHS.

.,,,xr-.. !. ,he nail train from Phil
.dSah,s :. near tn. H.ckeu.sA Rvr' lsst evening ~
e.epn,a ,. = 4, the pilot upon the Oco"o
80 49,. . man who-s psme is unknown, sare~ nun
Wv. 49, and 10, ,t.utiy k,iso him. The ~h'tls
80. h,ovn ana the brakes sp,ied, but wi'hoat a'a',
IT., n,.o of snsll statute, apparently 93 years VI
49,. h.d auburn hair, a saady e stee wore a oS"A
.xo.t white shirt, black riik cssvst blue sAt'n Vs''
dr.b pants, ard black CATERS He w's spps'sh'y
a. Altman. me in.rias j. NJ" We're mt'k7d uP'"
one of his hshds IN In0ia ink.
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tio... the shares they owned amounting g a.% so"%'
',oSr p. YeNeron, @. l. roorpdiks, w. ~ O'Bnen'
S.uu.i +. ir.o,, Isaac Ss.mour,. jacob Li,t's W.
IAun.v. I,rIin & Clark, X. X. Graves aud o'nefs'
,, pr. s.r.ing 80 s97 .b.r.s Of the stock
The following resolution was also uno"'""u''
accepted: .,..,.o,, Transit
Con osr have the hdsDee 10 ne soiity soa .
&c ", ,so ou Pfe.i-ert and tcp5e ni'n ou ~ "
ess thanks for defendi our Interests 70 'He s''''
pG,. . =, A.. .A.rrc.d
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Total. 1870 579 06
"Tbe increase nom month to month has been az
traoroinaIy as il is over the same length Of road,
which is ting operated only 6l miles, upon of
81, 600 900 construction.
"1he receipts for The remaining six months of the
wear will beyond doubt average more than ESQ OOO
per month which would give aggregate Of $500, ,000
Those who kI Ow the road ano the country through
which passes best s,y the Ioss earnings Ut the year
will exceed 100000, more than third Of the
constr coD. The gross ineOm. would be equal to 80
y cent Let the capital stock"
Aonan II Muller will hold his weekly sale Of stocks
and Dol ds tomorrow at l2l o'clock at the Merchants
Exchange
The semi am nal interest the bonds Of the County
of Allegheny, issued to the Pittsburgh and Steuben-
VILE Railroad Company, due this day, is now being
paid by M.ssfs. Wmslow Ls1der 81 Co., No. 80 Wall
street.
There is more activity in lOsos, mainly in conse
queDce Of the r<cent large speculative movement in
Stoke, but the supply is abundsD. and there 10 no
change IN rates III however, es<1er to lend at pre-
vous prces tbsn it vas. We heard thst rome Of the
Banks were calling in loaos, but eoald discover no
evidence OF IT, The offerings TOR DISCOUNT 10
some quarters slgha,y increased, but the supply Of
fIst class short pspur still below the wants OF the
Banks II the street. goes at sal y cent, mostly
at y cett and it not stricy first elass at v cent
The amount of geld sent TO Boston to-day for the
steamer Wednesday was EEL 900, of which $500 900
was by Bemokt.
Later dates fE.m Rio TO the 7th June bring sdvices
of vi. Id4 maIiet fcr Coffee. No change in prces
hss suites here, but the ms'ket is guiet at allie.
Sugars have come forward frSely VI ich has checked
the buoysLcy of the market. Eoders are firm, about
$50 bids. mostly Cubs aOld at y dsic Aolasses is
firm but quiet The sdvsaes cei1ed BY the Canadian
produced decline Of 10 to 5c. in lev grades Of Flour
at which reduction there was more activity with con
siderable purchases for export Stste brands are
$6 o5 So 30. Wheat s also unsettled by the I'D.
vices and sale. have been made at TO SC decline.
The sales nclade about $4,000 bushels prnci ,ay IN
ferior to prime Wbne Canadian at o. 509sl75. Corn
is heavy Pork is unchanged and quiet q; sl7 6si md
$50 IS Other provisions are as before noted Thr
sdviess from Liverpool have strengthened Cotton and
the market To day has been sctvs st better prices,
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some 1000 bales changed hands mostly !" tTaH''sS
hiodliDg IL quoted at ~ isilic. Mr. wriShss c'rcs-

o,n
The s.l.s Ia our usrt during tie past w"ek smouot 20
h... a, nruS. sb.ut BE- Js,s On os' OF lVtc
tor barely Low nddu Orleans. with ed trsyht .aa
itlc y 10. for Low MddiIpS S.vsmah "a s'ent sm 20,
TOD OF 10. spot pr,ees gradually advanced snd
We. erd.y "a c n. higher than my last quo.saons sre
much the part OF hods % & .Ss.ss =, aa
ewS iIrera The ssoel IL ali shs rors n NV only
Il. J In Sou,Ssm nots l. TO- sssnst q in 1855 The eIet
10 Or.., Britain irs Oat in 1858 v.. q or eas' tor
The bsisDc Of the q sson IL viii scarcely exceed
The e,nort or a. vsss he's been Liverpool S5'l bales
the whole the accounts VI the svSus e''P es
liz ne favorable. ,.-
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Phil.AeIphia Market. FRIDAY Univ 7.

CoIros quiet; holden very firm Flour contin su ana
seed there 10 dem.nd for export holders AZ. fiss
Steo bba mixed a. es 81 ard $40 scspsd 1t IS Is For bom
ese ne e from e5 IS to 90 81 M to rood aud a.
MtAt shows The same feeling It % g. GRArn i eouns N
vssy osvy. Wu1Ar NJ b tenopd. saA saise ooo ~
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MARRIED.,

BPUCE-SEXTON-On Thursdsy, July TO- by the Rev jos.
Perry. Mr. Georse Bruce, Of NewYork 70 Miss Kate
Z. Sexton Of Bnlrs Ferry Hill, Hudson County. ~ j..
HOGLAND-SriLkS-OI. Monday afternoon, Juy IA, At the
residence Of the BRIDES father the Rev. John Bush Mr.
John w oAno to Mise Csrne T.. Styles, eldest dSusher
Of James Sty les, eaq
HOBSON--W lsE-At Richmond, Va on Wednesday,. July
g. by Rev Petshin Mr. r. Piunmer Hobson to Am 10
Jtdsushter Of the Hon. Horny A. Wise Governor Of Viz
ain
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TUESDAY, July l5-r. Y.

TUESDAY, July lo-P. u.
The Bank Statement vas not favoeably receivei in
the street 10 day. especially the increase IN loans under
the large decline in specie. The bears operased IN
this view of the statement and the msrk-t looking
heavy, holders Of Ere and Reading especially came 10
freely TO realize, fearing the market might 70 still
lover Erie at the Sec. nd Board sod ss low ss 63t,
and seiwsrd still lower, co-ing with some hrnness
at 623 bid seller three The sellers did not appear
10 be the recent large buyers who on the contrary are
rather increasing their iLes, but we're generally those
sbO are besIsh in their operatots whenever the
market gives the slightest indications OF weakness.
X. aiding continues depressed under the un'avoraole
accounts from Phi aaeIphia Of aprobsble Suspension
OF tuI mage for three or four weeks. II closed At sl
In regard to this movement The Ledger sa's:
ave lean from POtfsvie that at a meeting OF the
coal dealers on Saturday il resolved, in conse-
ouence Of the low price Of COAL to suspend shipments
for four weeks froa the lsh inst Thir it 10 hoped,
will Rave the effect Of raring the prices to something
dears "a consider their interest advanced by conform
ing 10 this resolution will suspend their usual supply,
but az the raiOsd will certainly keep rs machinery IN
OperafiOn thOss Sho think their interest promOted Dy
st noiDg Orw ard their coal will doubt DO 20. There
will probably essened suppy coming forward for
the tine lLtimat. but there no. likely to be sus-
pelsiUn
Central was heavy, and sold at 92l; Pansma firm
at lOl3. In Western shares there was no change OF
importance, and prices in general were better tus'
tanned II an were those Of the more active home fan
cies Railroad bonds we're moderately active at rather
weaker prIces illinois Central sod at SO, and with
privilege, at par; Erie, 1871, 81, which IS better;
Hudson River, Sd mortgage 20, &c. Of State stocks
the sales $780, 600 including s93 900 Virgins
at e32, re- guar and SO, seller four months
In Exchange there nas been fair, but not large,
business done for the steamer and the market closes
with les frmness than 1t opened. Sterling is held at
lOI by one drawer; but first class bankers sgn.tures
can be had at 10 per cent and commercial names at
9aa9i per cent. Frames are lower than by the
previous stesmer--5i7ia5 l6l.
Fr+i.h.s are lower To Liverpocl $4,000 &C., 600
bush. Gram, at 81 7d closing at about 7d.i 5ooe
bbls Flour, 2s a2s sd 100 tee. Bee', Is Cotton,
5-32d. To Londoi 500 bbls Rosin and 900 bbls.
Oil Cake, 2s. 3D.; Flour 2s cd. To Bremen: Cotton,
ID. measurement gOoos, 2Os. To Rotterdam: l, 500
bbls. kosin, 3d.; 500 obIs. Flour, 3s.
The business of II Sub Treasury was Paid, $685.
seq g. including si7, 500 California Drafts received,
$685. 3O7 54 balance s6,77s, ss3 46; paid for Assay
Office, el,777 81; paid on Disbursng Checks, ESQ.,.
e7e 10.
The earnings Of the -Galena and Chicago Railresd
for June were as follows:
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,p,,oy,.n rnp Tpr cRisuNI.

-C.RyruLLY REPORTED FOR The tRisusk.
TvsspAy Jaiy Is. la56.
AsBFs-A usks,; the n.nd far 40 ne
scod sales ef 50 bb' ct 50 . for f'''' s"'
COTTON The market gradually be ZONES hrrnsf sna a., @
a.x beef set,ye sse. OF 40 nss At our fsvs-o q.,
%; ,,s ou the ,pot The ssc',ons wsre chiefly Va JSi
n. .ws n Canadian Quebec WAS fsvVrso'e s"' sH"'~
strength 20 hcders .x
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BY TelegPuph

BOSTON, July I5-An shp Audubon, Arthur Caloutta
March ls bsi.L ard Hobart, dosdon, Trinidad; and Ly
IHARLEsTONS July I-Arr sss@ship James Adssr,
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suNNiRY-Reeeipt.-lne at tts ports over w 1eM
1856 bales over IasS 2e o0 Erpos-nereoe TO orest
BRIAN +60 90 bales; COMPARED with sS ovo inete.ee
FIsee IS ore bales compared with 1885, .so
other toseen ports 90 bales courssed with 1881 io$"
bsles. ...,
The business Of the Clearing use ~as gel 500 900.
The Bank of the State OF Miss 'ari declared dvi'
derd Of cent for the previous sx months, hfss de-
Quoting y cent for contpgenci.s in pursuance OF the
charter.
We understand that the receipts OF the Erie Ha'i
road during the fst eleven da.s July amounted to
s2sl,7 735
The Canadian, at Quebec, brings four days later
advces from Esrope. Csns.ls had advanced IN Lon
d, n to 95ias5t Cotton was active at l-i6d ga
advance. Breadstuffs, in consequence of the hne
weatt er, had downwsrd tendency.
The Boston Post says:
During the latter part Of the week some OF our
paperr reported "a rery great demand fer money 10
this market Our own obrtrvsti,u, however, Goes not
justify tie of strong xpresson by any means
Money is in rather more demand than 1t h-s osea'
There 10 more paper IN the street, rates are shade
higher aud the tendency Of the mai ket perhaps, IA To
afuber sdvalce But that money va. in very great
temsnd Oh Friday SATURDAY lsst We have not the
slightest idea wbs,sver it may be 10 the future
The annexed table gve the statistics Of the rail-.
roads in Connecticut, as furnished by the RnlfOsd
Commissioners report:
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,rre WellA, sbont !.

D,ovurp-A boy pamsd George Wells A. sSo"t o'si.ss
,.. ., .,. ,eD, in -.. s,, ." tss
Sested.y norurs at To. f ,ss At .bnfs, aud
fors 80. te s'es -. ssd p,t see- s''e""A
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r...>.~ers Arrived.

h,sss.,Ap Bs,e.l~. y1o- Bss,.- M...s e:rs tsssss.
S,Sshe Uusen Peal TsssEs Ber s'd Mayer hsssaa, PG.
sss re or go. c f...rn. p.v =
Rav en- ssd edy, Miss ". Moore -. rho ops'n
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:. a n n 70 Eos rsA 81 81 70 for White -,
- x IA rsis ~ satY fsrpsyi sns IN RYE 10 sSS
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