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Strip Vein Coal, at 1892.

pElNG anxious to contribute as much
as any Of generous neahbors Tor the support #
the poor and the comfort Of the public PROPOSE until
further notice scl No Strip Vein Coal al 81 62
per OF 200 lbs
C5 The cash must in all cases accompany the orders
e Pittsburgh YOunhiOgenv Salineville and Nut Coal
always hand and for sale At Drop0rtonaby low prices
Y Office and Yard on C. & P r 4iruad Pier
nova 3tI HUSSEY & co .
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The Grand Result in Ohio

By the State Journal we at last have the Of
fetal vote of Ohio, October 18th, 1858, on
the State ticket and for members of Congress.
On the State ticket the columns foot up as fol
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Second .ElslaMEgE Festival,
SOCIAL, LITERARY AND MUSICAL,
THE CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
| GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

IA HWing heard that our brother Prof r B 9fl5sg
WHEELER, late Of Cleyelaud-wh1 has been afssgjEs
confined 10 HIS bed tor the year and a half, kz
1nd IN tne great cry Of Glan, Suffering with his
vito aGd children. for the
tu show mpaihy fr him his sickness distress,
and interest hls behalf AMI also that If family
hereby volunteer personal vices, and hesIty
dlviJeI influence. CON EHT 10 be gwen this
cit II some early Gale. the
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BENEFIT OF PROF. WHEELER,

B. Az those taking part in this Concert will please
re port themselves the Music Store of Ossan DODGE
Friday evening, the 5Ih inst o'clock rehearsal
and genefsl consultation Those who per-
sOnay will please send the Of the pieces that they
VIII SING AY that there be unnecessary dey
zTIaneug the programme and appointing the night for
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ENOR RENT-House No. 95, in Brick
4 Blgck. west side OF Seneca street between St
Clair and Lake Streets Possession gvei immediately
Also-part of House in Block Academy street For
terms. apply to j. A. HARRIS
nov3 Leader O6ce.
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Fan Bred Pointer IOr sale
pINDERY FOK SALE-For saI,

NOR RENT desirable front OF
FICE the second fo0r, the Merchants Bank
on Superior street. Inquire Of
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
Accent
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THE CLEVELlND GYMNiSIJM.
for Sale or Rent.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE- 4

- by TIE subscriber at his fam in NgWbursh on the
y sarrensvlle road FTereh McrinO Bucks 10 Spanish
sucks and 30 Spanish Ewes. The above afe choice Iof
;al and see them 4 ID IOIINSON
nuy3 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

ERIC MARY Y knithiS frtm bsvans vssfsilen With ana
ioved Lever, rel by .iesmug America there being bu
h1srd capable OF performing duty Of her
hsvirg died the passage, ard four osher st Of
elo~ fever rrubess che will be taken 70 The LszAreto
perform cusrartnc.
Fcnp Arr PicKrn tof Bsltlmor~ from G~orgr,owu f~-
rhscepha cepsired afternoon Of "a uf 81 Chss ru-tr
asqusu Capt biviDgsons wife and child we're drowned
The captsp his mother, three OF HE chi and ee
saved BY the boat Of smother vessel
scHR rrIrrR Cno, z G rellon). of rew Yc-t sailed
c Dsrien Ga IA uli WITH lumber. bun-d Ao 'anr-o
erperierred hcifttrons wesfie- I'D hsh
which caused tho vessel N .rrinr fsngror. est hr ssr.
also injured sud the 2nh In lat 90 o. lon - q, he
10 hear for Norfolk ~here he srrv.d
2oh ult pumps soinn AL TIE time The leak being her
uppcr works she probably be repaired without dcsR
Ing cargo.
The following table giyee summary Of NE vessels IN The
hsrbors of New forks Boston Baltimore. WILMINGTON NO.
Charleston. eavanssh Mobile New Orleans Galveston
u latest accounts from es~s OF those pcrts-
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American Soil Invadrd by Mextcsna

fFrtm the Brc~psville (rexss) American FLAT July al
Information, learn, has been officially communicated
hy The United saics Collector Of Customs Col Harsson
end BY Dougber'y ESQ District Attorney for this Judi
cal csris OF Texas, 10 the commanding ecer o, the
Urred mates Troops this line, Col Taylor, that
rbvtr"ety had recently been violated by officer or
Mexico The facts, we have been enabled 10 learn
thsT. ave these Scne weeks since Gen. Cvvsal was
ro n he operations 81 the liberal party Jusrez &C.
verrment Responding 10 his cal several residents OF
this bank from the vicinity Of rancho In the county o.
Fidaro next shove this, volunteered u-fer a ceTtau
capt Zsmors, or Reynrss 10 Arxiso. That these men,
after setting out with zsora fer the scene Of scion abort
1ampco htrpe3 OF tho roverges before that place, dis
armed and returned 10 their former residences That
500, thereafter Ca1t Zsmora invited by q portion
Of the people OF Hiirao, OF them caniog
10 act in their on isl capacity civil officers Of the State
OF Ttyas N crue and take poesesson Of bis deser
tss VITO also cosed OF having stolen number Of
Za,mora cid q, the head Of troop Of borseroeu
bound ard carried back 10 Reynnsa 10 Mexics Ave
or SIX individuals who had sought refuge soil
described above
Colonel Taylor, on the recep, OF this information
promptly addressed note 10 Governor CARA courteous
~ though firmly, demanding the release Of persons
We have heard only from the result Of this note
but We are told that Governor Cara promptly sgnasd
bis willingness 70 comply With this demand, IT, invest
CATION he should nrd the stsiemert declaring his
entire sDoraCoe OF any such TRANSACTION We have no
doubt the matter will be investigated BY the AUTHORITIES
bis comroit,iou and every rtraracn made that can Ia
justice be required, nave reason 10 know tha
neither Governor Cara his associaos would advise
such high handed outrage ths To thus act besies
the gross end war ton insult 70 friendly aud eshb1rrg
nation would be 10 establish precedent by which them
selves may he drawn by violence from ssncusry once
enjoyed and not beyond the range Of possibility W be
again required.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL


SUNDAY, August &c 7. NJ.
We cannot yet report anything like reliable
symptom Of a revival in the general mercantile bust
ness OF The port Both the imports and exports are
yet not only far below last year, but below an ordi
nary average. What business is doing is for the
most part confined to the large houses, and is con.
Quoted on the most cautious principles. City mer.
chants, who might he disposed 10 import with more
freedom than they doing on the strength of the
short supply Of goods in the country are restrained
by fears regarding their country customers No one
can tel 10 what extent each individual Western and
Southern dealer suffered by the revulsion. Til
further period Of probation has elapsed IL must be
expected that our merchants and importers will ex.
ercise the greatest caution in selling TO the country
The only movement worth mentioning has been
some pretty large sales Of sugar at an advance Of
2c. per 10.
The movement Of specie during the week has been
In favor Of the banks the export being comparatively
irihing end the Cal 'ornia receipt having arrived
early ITO count several days. Exchange Europe
hos been hrn but Gull az last weeks rates. Since
we BOSTON steamer indeed, there has been h2rd'y
anything Gone huta lrra retail business for travel
ana SNOW dealers. The most popular Ora vers
commune however &C. sse The highest rates, and i1
Ne event ~ demand ..e WIN low outward
N-.l s'ac freedom curing ds week I'm tle COR
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Disaster II q Yacht on Lake Michigan.
A
THREE MEN DROWNED, ONE A
Tgxorn tho Cniraon Tivnos

[srom the Chicago Times, July 90
most melancholy accident occurred yesterday AFTER
ncon about hsH past ve caused by the upseape o. The
Yacht FaughAbaah about two miles Of the mouth OF the
From Mr. W. r. Grafton one Of the survivors OF the ill.,
fatsd yacht boat gather the circumstances
relating 10 the mou, nful incdent:-7
A party of fix gentemeu-Wm. r. Grafton, G. Went
worth Scott VIM CLARK and Messrs MCMILLAN Peck and
Palmer lef. the mouth Of the river . pleasure
sion in be yacht FauRtabsiah, new boat just of the
and the boats rivals, sailing match was pr,po-
sed. The wind snoet blowing "a from the south
east When about two miles on the mouth OF the river
due esst The Republic got 10 ipdward me Fsuehabsl
sh attended In turn 10 get TO- the wndward OF the Re-
public but getting TN cose sto the wind she run With
her wales under water Her ballast consisting sand
BAGS on the seats became and she sunk almost
instantly.
Az coon the Republic perceived the disaster she
tackled and bore down to the spot her managed
To pick up Clark and Mcmillan The velocity with which
she carried her distance ahead and before she
could tack again, sc,u, Peck and Palmer became ex.
bsus,ed end rank Grafton managed by floating 10 keep
bmseu above water hut became exhausted aud vas
about giving IN despair when the in the DO OF
the Republic threw him rope which he had presence OF
mind enough TO seze and wind around his he
drawn aboard seussless.
147 Water street, and was most universally beloved
by al Who knew him. HIS rane G. Went
worth Scott aud be was between twenty -four aod
twenty ave years Of sge. he cane 70 Chicago from
Montreal, wherel his restives resde We
cid 20, ascertain whether his parents ere living not,
but be has uncle. and a. least sitter He wss an
accomplished eentleuap,a finished soho ar was hiskly
esteemed by all and bis sudden death viii carry grief 10
many hearts deeply attached TO him In this city.
M Harland Peck wss Q pative OF London Eogaud and
the ST respectable and wealthy parents reside
there at present He cane TO Chicago Ia April 1857 aud
AT the tine OF this melancholy accident clork 10 the
bouse Of K l.. FAbisn a Co. He arrived al the age OF
twenty one care lssi May and was, told by
gentler who knew him well most excellent gentle
msn. he boarded at s52 South Clark street
OF Mr. Palmer could gaber particulars otner than
that be wa stranger and recently from New York aud
said ~ss the son Of eweilcr OF thu, name dong bust
in that city
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rent rates for money there is no change to report;
it may be quoted from tn zee per oensat which rate
loans on call on good security can be had, and an
occasional nrst class piece Of paper with short date
may be dscounte1-to five and SIX which is the rate
for ordinary good mercantile paper The award Of
the arst half of the $4,000, 600 Treasury notes,
which is to take place on the 9th of August, will
relieve the market from the present plethora for
time. II has been announced by the Treasury De-
partmen' that bids for 1.-The whole or more" Of the
notes viii not be considered as being CONDITIONAL"
whence 1t is to be inferred that the government is
the issue by combination of capitalists.
The stock market is genera y better than it was
week since, as wiz he seen by the following ia.
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H~ysv rrcmsnr ard the Csvtoaen.
vas LAW sEouLArrNo CARTS AND cARr,6xs.-oYyi-
efAL os-conrLAnTs From coRRSs
TO THE EDITOR or rm HERALD.
me ordinance regulating Vie and employment q
empress wagons cars and cartmen, approved July So
as6s provides ssd declares In The l7h section hsrsof,
ohS the or rates 70 be taken or charged or the
AMAZING, transportation and unloading Of gosds wsres
sAAsr Articles, shalt 30 as follows, to wiz
Sugar, tobsc oopperss, and ell dry casks Of under
ssser SOC bs each i5c Of see lbs and under aoee
sSe each, toc Of 700 lbs and tor every lee
IND upwards, IL the same rate
The Mayors late proclamation bearing date the asth OF
5uiy, 1858 declares that "whst shah constitute fair
md proper cart lead from $50 TO 500 lbs, ia all
csees when moi otherwise specified Tin the ordnance
1eeve ced) except oniy In where single article,
which cannot be divided weighing 500 sad less
An coo ios, 20 bcSArrieo, when such srtce snail %
ecssioered ioad.''
Eew, IN confederation of The premises moot respea
flly his honor The Mayor ~ xhA sahory he taxes
NE liberty in Opposition 70 the exspg law, 70 set up his
cne notion Of ous the higher Law 70 be obey ed and
his recent prooe,nstion, what shall corsttus fair and
proper Lad when such celebration 10 in direct disregard
sDd yclaoa or tie plain letter and provsons OF the Or
siosS pcted acd In fun foroe hls c,y,
and ~ shch ss9 cartrc7 snd their employers welss
VIII 1--we 10 be resys,e sne TosSrlsd ur:i the comnon
courc OF he ~ she'll amend the ordinance 10 qusssoo
- ruiz and ALLY Win ehe higher law cssl notoos tno
Hhyor. CARrAAS
10 TIE hDIToR or THE HERALD
noticed snor, nme sineo Il believe n your pArerD
Mat foe bad beer inflicted upon c.msn for oosuucs
rg the eide~sk II this INTENDED ~ "warrilg 10
O4oers gems 20 have entirely failed; for you cannot
pare any street hrrdy (oa Broadway or Grand ssreet
vRhoa having 90 ysron In store other
order to avoid cart backed righsacross The saewak,
the alternative Of gong INTO e dirty roai snu dodge
between beAos fer the probability that the
c<her aide Of the street also cart in similar position:
aEd thus have % run the risk losing piece out OF
OF your shoulders in passing between two vicious
soses hetdr or be run over by sone racsess driver
mo side raEs are tsg;ns, for foot passengers only
and cart wheels have more busress .ae pave
they would have 70 the whole length OF
them Il quite time that this iutoersoe nuisance should
De stopPed; hu. the way TO co Ii is not by rcsng soil
y foe uFoo ors ucsouoss caTmsD leaving the rest TO
SLmmit the offence al day with impuSty. Each should
be prosecuted, ncpe at all. !, B TOO much that the
Whole walking pue should bo grossly ucouverieoced
soE tbe benefit OF single individuals Such thing wosld
sOs be tolerated momspt in Broadway and why there
should thus be a~ for that street and another for
Pearl street, is more tnRn can be Understood by
A PEDESTRIAN,
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ARRIVED
nshp Vanderbilt Asfevre, Hsvre End sou'o~rp,or
Jny ~ wih ne.e end rs.,ensr,s 70 D Torrance ,Ldly
'or seuhsrpton srd trenep trdfd "a the Battery this
nsrsi,s = e r n a,es pss,s oclcer, a,
pssepRers 20 Hen'v Lucism Asths' OF FSn-ick's Is
IND ssusryec sis.ushp jamestown t.nee f,r E'rtm,nd
tfp Pshoe et ktnrthunt Ifomr sen Dirernoo' ~ ds
with coil sns salt 70 Ism uh u. ~ ~, lon 80
be psrts ,rose ,chr Curecvs fhug h n, Al o. ioa CT
Park t,p Morrison, Bugbe,. BIO Jsnero. June rs with
refer 10 u J Mckee
bark N Morale. Rurnsistsr Havsns. 10 ds-s with
20 et gea 90. IL torrd 70 fAmou n trg md pu
this 70 Oh sn two she beng shart hsufei 2h
alt or CsrIyflrt ke.f spoke shp FinlNnd Is Gays from
chr siephen Bo,chhiss tot Eew Esver) kurson ssgus
ssbr B.rci. s. NArirs. IS days With rsli aud
luCsr. n sAml ki'chll sen.
sehr Eoiu,Csr, conyers Grand Cay TT, u days with
schr rieise.s ssl Mcpurne. Windsor. Nc, days With
setr FsshIcn cf Bedcre) Chle. Au,sspss % day..
viii i've oss. 10 wm y s~it
selr Fu.sr AtsO (sr CsIe ssyl iutian. jacksonville
ecNr OREGON. Krsuse, wrsNirr,cn - T-svs
ssr s ,,s, Mac, swre1 ss.s ssSes s sG sa's'
sshr Houpsmsn. Busb. vuyipis, 2esNa
tehr Lucy wte irrsb,m Eoci lsne, days
lotr Tenet, ksplss, Borou
r,esmeS Dsinvsre. Cop,s phiisteiphis
Hieomer y amsu.n I'VE New Bedford.
seare, O~prsy. Kenney Prosidenoe
BELOW
stiD Ps,rien Perry s.crs from London and Deal, june
tho Walter Lord, Jr Lord, firm Lseypool. Jun. H.
shiE rnderwrter soseris, iron Liverpool July s-Py
F,rt Jeremsh PMS frcr- rsvsns
biiefsvn lbr, u EslfaD from West 1ndies-Bcn BY
BsrS Mary Yr,ncis, from Buenos AJrss via E.mp'o,
Rosos
Prom Quarantine, s ols An ansh2 NORTH Star Hsvre
Wind during the esy from Nv,os.
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-Twv ou1 WHY 0r~ CrrTrFwgN-' rvT OrF
~ elehre wsrff ~ ne torhrru end Western rlarh er
for of fu rrr cert lftr fffir rnreraf eaiua r
~ rsii Nv rsng store 1dfrfrns 1hcs ~. tcnto
o. 90 street
fVfeT TNF Cff Ip1N1 SIS COO WORTH WANTED.
- WOW rpr rerf ffen h ri.fn ha otare ha oS
Ieraf ~ urqt lris hf .rt'vfor naffHreuv o-
lf.U..h UCr. o janis EthlA .L. ao. isl rcu ntco.,
r,'r ltnl
f.fN.If EN U WISE nw .e GAIT DfF q. 0r r.
BIZ IU.H..lH.. OIL. uI. 0'r r..| r. LII f
r.ret..rr .alIaa raIrrs .r t.dl,.. 10 Dia'aiIo5
ssl It844aItos
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rs hss been one Of tho dusst months ON record the
rsrfsc'iors Hsvsra leaf only being Of some amount,
all tho lots ~ crop were taken At prices cnrre
ro,rdirg Wmh the quality; and concessions being
old Havana 1llers uuder the pressure OF the
large stock c other sors the usrket we'll cleared q!
ttis and late srTivs,s will meet some icqu,ry
Ispdps. In other sorts barely anything doue and
cnrs'tsJfbfy lower quotations Havana Oilers old crop,
so'd 81 go Csc soc. epS $40 crop Hs aseort
ed stS 36c 4?c 400. and 52kc. Our stock OF Cuba rs
excessively large and OF better grades Ele among II;
some parcels Of Jquan do not show well as
use expected they rather green and waxy and very
pow-Barscoa 13c 16c.; Naysr, 16o. 1885,. 81. Jaso,
lsc Nc Jiouspi, new, 1Sc. = zoe 90, old, zoe.
2"kc, within which the few saes mado effected.
on ssRua, we bave also more than can readily
sheorb, end former prices have also tn be consider
ably moo fed Old Yara 10 rather and sells drag
COED deal Of attehtoc but found on landing be
quite green without hsvor and unfit for ute being cut
too early Is to be hoped thst future shipments will
verify The exrec atoms Of fine CROP The large stock Of
CitnfueRos aims almost without considerations buyers
Will not touch 1t unless they get It ut very
bsve several parcels offering, but htle fine
among II, therefore neglected by exporters ard not
value nj 10c 12c IN bond Tho trade in cnunss-
tic leaf has beer also very light but holders are firm
srcI aipg better demand and fuller prices In short
time, spd therefore nothing pressing the market
taken for the Medt but tho buy very
sparipely, the season having not yet sufficiently sd
vsEced
sPIcFs -ssles of 76 bags pepper were made at exc
SUGARS The msyket continued firm and active, with
ssles Of shout 0C0 bh3s chiefly Cuba, and mostly within
the range Of 7Ac s7xc as3c with come Porto Rico as
&C. skc. The stock OF sugars In New YORK, August
In folowe.-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. July 3l-6P "
Asra The sales embraced about 40 20 bills, incud
rp pots OF &c. and pearls ai eisc
BEssps7rrrS -Flour-The niGket opened with 10
ere ssed nrmness and activity. The safes embraced
about II COO 10 600 bile, within the folio wing quoa
TORI. The market ~ the cloee e1hioitef come kss
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New York, July 81, 1858.
Upon careful inquiry during the past four dsys, from
81 Of the cotton holders In this city, find the stock Of
ccton 10 be SO 9sl bales. This number includes $50
hees sold but delivered THU Information may be Of
interest TO of your readers Respectfully yours,
MArrHE MUNNS, Cotton Brokers.
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9crootEye Ssn CtsAuIAv TsurRwEv a isiter 10 ~
ruity IL C1rgdd written from Percy TIE iita os,
complain tIs fityr American schrcnmF employer Ia
rlrr ~ fstF. hr4 src1or1- on TIE oh i8st ID Ps-ey
Bay f1 $50 oebie Lengths 0i The fh1rs. ar1ong TIE
Ute r .H ftlHf al h.ulfmeD, oals'tg tlon ildBis
tf... GEMS r.h it'r tle.r Grove Iarsfoi ils
Frt. .f '.s tHfro d. dr1ratn al ls.rt. riy cllf
t,f fr ed beaurr. ~ ni.lt orl-l r1anuer. ta8
.... .fs..fr .Ir N.HffF NJ opinion Gag au
of ..r.r fgHr .f1 10 crC1 EU lI.I d..
..fl N.atU aI rE .a rn.l.f
..1 AmU...H rIT.f.u gr
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The most active stocks during the week have been
Reading, Panama and the Western railroads. An
opinion seems to be gaining ground among the
brokers that light the fall business may prove,
the railways can hardly fail to do better Business
than they have done, and that increased receipts
will produce their usual effect in raising the market
price of stocks. On the other hand the disastrous
fight now pending between the New York and Erie
and, may say, all the rival and Western lines, is
certainly not Of good augury fer the prosperity of
railroad property. 1t seems indeed now as though
the Erie would be compelled by the pressure which
is being brought to bear, TO return to policy not
exclusively designed to work mischief to itself and
its rivals But till it does So it cannot be concealed
that the public will regard with great suspicion pro-
pery which may be put to such bad uses, and which
the caprice of president, or the reckless and I'M
principed covetousness of a director may place in
jeopardy without the least notice to the victims.
The exports of specie for this port for the week
ending this day, and for the year 1858, as fol-
lOws:-
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fvLIRK's SYRUP rs MAGICAL ON WEAKLY rFMALE7
N errofuious children, In liver, NJ, ney or womb com
rIipis e esr'aln remedy Depot IS Washington street,
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IN bre' Che government bas spcli t32820,ssl
above iis legitimate receipts
An important decision bias Just been rendered by
The Supreme C-u o, Michigan. in the case oft che
American Transport i'on Company -olinr Moore
Fa.o 81 O.. wholesale uocsr Columbus Ohio
Ju1g, Cam ben delivered tho unanimous opinion Of
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The pcson of The igatAouse. n given BY the Coast Bur.

The son of The lighthouse. ~ given BY the Coast Bur
Istnde...... ~ Ear, "
!npgi'nce 70 " 20 W Of reepxick
foE he fung b. sch,nsry l. stisshs3 70 The light.
nWe so VII ne rmrs In thVk The interval be-
rsp rcepse 'ssrn fssm Point Gsmmop by tnsvne-
i.ch o<hnce ~ miles. The light oil fAted first
rn Nfptsf on ne evening Of Friday tia Of Ocnbar
rs,t and ~ be hct burning dyng that night every
niI h thfres''ef rom sunset t0 sunrise.
Th- Rtbcp End Cleyks fehtvessel VIII Be
FER raop shcus the La day Of October win not
chow htht sitter the sfhh of Septen Der nett
BY order oftbe i.eh house Board.
". r.. FRANKLIN Engineer aecretarv.
ofce of Lighthouse Board, Warrington, D. c. July 7s 1855
swA su LIGHTHOUSE Opposite HEAD)-nArAeoRpA
TEXAS.
Hight will Re exhibited for the first tune IN the 18th OF
reJt might thereafter from sunset to
rfe pile hsbhouse recently erecsd ~ the
svash oppose Alligator Head, In Matasorda bsv, fexss
and psjrtsa white The iron work Is pstnted bsrt
The i'urr arg apparatus is catadiopric fxed, ~ the
9Th FpsBe and placed at an elevation or SO feet
above he uesp level Of the bay.
The epirepce TO The Swssb channel
buoy of the channel ranges with this hight
ard TIE small hessou light at ssluria.
Prom the swath habthouse- ..,-
yte tuOy heavs per compass.
kslur's light hesfs per oompass $50.
Maasoros Ugh houae (revovtue). snnsm
Alligator Hesd bears per compsss.. WNW
Powder Borp whsI bears compass. WbsN M
Nv order OF the Lighthouse Board.
W. b. STEVENS Lighthouse Inspector.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

Total. SIC as9 7s4 sl4 $40 Ola sss9s27 81 s626 t7
Decrease, as compared with 1857 l,e12 20
The statement of the Pittsburg banks TO. the
week ending the 26th nit was as follows.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

Ieluore 1890, ~ 90 Aslso and bans Of shc, a
80 I,mc m. = as'es Of 600 ho's and tieross
b. na .nAo. pe ~@.nd cheese we're In faI demand
ficE ~ss qvist y. an az
I'BfCeo "Anes0 icps were moderate, and prices un-
G. eLs.". from y RudeTs Nor thy Circular We take
we " loving lad Of The ecck Of Spanish tcbacco-
Hapann. Ct.ba Sogua. Yava Cscsf:
seek Ju,v I, bales or8 ga 2o4 584
Received o. zee. ..,.... SEQ 347S l,ol8 81 2a2
Total. ........... $3.50 o,4si 1870 3s6 l,sc6
ssies' ujy 30.........,.1 435 2l9 II