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Cabinet WarcrOOm,
THE ~UNDERSlGNED

HAVING sstsblished himself IN Nh passs IN he
y buslnes a onvn & haas RLATI1e, pcepeseo
. al eli orders for Ane Silver plated Doos Aiata,
Door Knooe, ee1 Iulls, Dutis numhsS, Haas 81
-. 1AnnAalne leas lelaAs. Wln4sw -. 01ES1.
a10A AVsG1 vAsl11E4 GoltolkaSk-
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Trustees Sale.

WHERE'S on The 18th day ~ July, A D 1857,
w Patrick Mcclure Jr., EB3 Ma v, his wife, exc
cuted unite Anthony Van Wy X as Trustee, a certain
deed OF Trust, Conveying a. SAID Trustee the land ia
Scott county, Iowa describ. d a. foil VS.. 10 wit: The
north west quarter OF tie soutn west qua ter II sec
non fourteen 10 IL in .owns. ip'num9sr igh y 1901
north OF range numb r two I'll eat a Bib PM:
which said convt yancc was mad by the said Patrick
Guire Jr, and Mary his wife for the purpose Of Sc
curing the pa, ment Of a certain promlssory note and
the interest thert on, signsd BY SAID Patrick MeGuir
Jr, dated the 10 h day Ct July, A d 1857. and
payable In six m nths. with In crest at ten yer ce.
pr amman for the sum Of one hundred ard twenty
hve doIisrs, and whereas sail vsn W ycA } - a. clii ed
10 act ~ such Trustee and Austin Corbin has been
appointed in his place and stead.
And now said note having become due and paya-
BILE, and the said Patrick Meg DIRE Jr having failed to
ray the same, l. Austin Corbin, Trustee a. aforesaid,
DO hereby give this pubic Doti-e, that by irtue Of
the POWER which ID in me vested by ssid deed Of
Trust. will, on Saturday, the 18th d-y 81 July,
4 D 1855, ~ The hour Of 2 O'Clock ia tn afternoon
OF SAID day, Al the Court House door In the city OF
davenport. expose and offer for sale, at public auc-
tbn 10 the highest bidder, for cash, the parce, Of
land above described, or 70 much thereof as .hsli be
snmcient TO satisfy and pay the amount Of said Eofe,
the interest thereon n the day o. sais, with the costs
and expenses attending sad sale, Of this notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated the s2nd day Of June, 4 D 1855.
AUSTIN CoRBIN.
Jsz6ate TRUSTEE,
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Something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.

Office 50, Brady Street soith Moore d G drref
n HIS Exprets is designed TO deliver goods for
L Merchants, carry packages, bundles, mas ages
&c, for persons living on the bluff and in remote
parts Of the City. WIN also be 1t the market houses
every morning at SKl o'clock-for the present-to
take any marketing to residences which may be de-
sired.
Orders left at the Office or In the "Express'' order
boxes 81 Mcneil 4 Bro J B Sutton 4 Co, and " o
" ellsworth shall receive prompt attention.
The charges will be fbr delivering bundles, packA-
ges, messages, &c, to dpy part Of the city below the
blum. and between r. b bridge and western Avenue
10 cents. For similar bundles, 30, ct Hast or North
Davenport 2Oc cash.
Favorable terms will be made with merchants or
others BY the month or pear
1DwARD AI.DHN, Proprietor,
apr7dN Ofnos 20 Brady strset
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Chicago, Burlington \ Quincy 4. X
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
(Nhange OF time, August 18th, lS57.-On and after
AAugust 18th, 1857, passenger trains Will leave the
Central depot, foot OF South Water street, daily, as
$40 4 M-Dsy express-SundAys excepted, arriving
at Aenda.c LILO; Galesoury $40; Burlington tbs,
and Quincy l9;38 Pm
s;46 P Nigh Express-Ssturdays excepted, ar
irving at Mendoza 1T 1866, Gslesburg $40, Burling.
ton 1870 and Quincy at 1850 A NJ.
4;l5 p \, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Aendato with Illinois Central railroad north for
Amboy, Dixon, Freeport, Gslena and DuDleith and
south for LaSalle, Tonics, Winons, Bloomington, De.
catur, St. Louis, Cairo &c.
At Blu Ellington with Burlington / Mississippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, Faii field, Ottumwa, Oskaloosa
Charlton, Fort DesAoints, Fort Dodge, Council
Bluffs, Sioux City and all portions OF Kansas and
At Quincy with the splendid steamers Of the st.
Louis and Keokuk Packet Co, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton 6t Louis sc; and with post coaches for Pal.
myra, st Joseph and all parts Of Northern Miss souri,
Responsible baggage men will be 1T all the railroad
depots ia Chicago to receive checks aud convey Dag
gage TO the depot frte OF charge.
Ticket may be had At the depot and at the MICH.
gan Central railroad ONCE, corner Of Lake and
O. g. HAMMOND, General superintendent.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticket Agent. ~(octl7dtf
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1RoA
J. ].
General AlveTtlslng anl Collecting
A0ND1CK,
- DgARDORN ~. CHICAGO. lLLs.
TAPPEN.
los LAKE Strict l0s
CHICAGO,
q Il q - II = N q,
For JWess Nssd Boys,
BETTER n CHsAPER THAN HvRR-
YVHE extraordinary low prices ruling at the East
= during the past winter months, - veil - The
probably scarcity Of desirable goods for eorins and
Summer wear, have induced ~ TO purchase aud We
are nov receiving by bxprsss, an annually large
and elegsnt assortment of tine and fashionable goods
for mems wesr.
READY MADH CLOTHING.
Onr mandatory Ia this city has been kept in con-
slant operation during the past four months, ena-
bling ne 1t this time TO o6er the lsIgest and best -.
sorsmsnt Of new and fashionabi garment ever exhib-
lied In the Northwest, amt 1t prices much below
those obtsinei last season for the same quality Of
g ode. We guarantee the quality Of our work, every
garment being made up under our own supervision,
and on our own premises, we can safely war; ant II
equAl To the best custom work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room, under the management Of one
of the most .kiiIfui Cutters in the country. 10 full
stock q with an entirely new assortment OF t'slatest
importations Ct the fine qualities Of Cloths, Gas l.
meres, vestinss, &C, which we will make up TO or
der at short notice and in IN. best style only, 1t
NEW YoRK PRICES.
We guarantee entire sstisfsction, or refund tina
msney.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
H-Remsmbsr tie number, 10S Like street.
apr37dIy-JJ0 TAPPkE BROS.
To Brick Makers.
LHOR sale cheap for a.h-Six Brick Machines com
Il plete and In god ord r. Zach machine, with
ne horse. will mage "a 600 Perfect Brick per day
All the brick On the Hudson River are made by Sim
xARvIAN 4 GIBBS,
mch26-ts box 2OI2, Chicag
THKo. BELTS, a.. A. X. SAWYER
J. b. Mel LEN, yNo. o. MKLLEN
sawyer, Mellen T. Co.,
ass 4 ago SOUTH WATER ST,
Chicago, III.
BE3'3 3, MELLEN'N 20.
Ne. , SOUTH MAIN ST.,
1T. hou10, Mo.
General Commission Il Forwarding
Merchants.
NOES:
Renick & Peterson, st LOuis.
W 3 Gilman, do
6eorge PegrAm, do
Capt X W Gould, do
Latin, Smith 4 Boiee, do
Capt J II Johnson, Louisiana, No.
Flint b wheeler, Chicago.
n Neef, do
Lahin, Smith 1 Boies, do
s kennedy 4 Co., New Orleans.
A6 Farweli 4 Co, Boston.
Startling, Mccullough d Co., N. 7.
May rs lS57d1y
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1(ississippi I Missouri = =
~ anA alHn MseAags Ma Tee. lese, saA unsn
~ fsrths seess, tsa;ns vfd lsavs Davsnpcet. q.
uassa&Ds, Coiumbus Guy an1 1ouU or (S1n1eyn
szcspsedl = fellows:
LIST Express Tsaln q SioAn
~ Mat 1rain q Pn
fratns wlil leave Dsvenpsgs fs M,eaesdsuy, SIN
days excepecd - foiloWs:
Let NAH frstn, u 06An
- Dx2rsss Train, u s5SP
fSasas assivs u Dsvsspest dany. (DunAays s.ssp-
eed) - follows:
nom TIE EAST.
LIST Impress FRAN q 8 q Az.
"a Nail Train, st 65P0
LIST Nan FRAN. - essAM
"a Express Train at S3Opn
All trains ont Of Davenport win make connections
Ut Coiumbs City and Iowa CITY With the western
Stage Co.'S stages for all points West.
The Passenger Train oonneCts st Rock Island With
Chicaso d kock Island Railroad tr1tns for ell points
East, North aud South.
Passengers ~. reminded Of the necessity OF siyins
distinct direction - 70 the destination Of their BAG
gAGs, also TO procure tick cts before taking heiy seoasl1
kne cars.
Leaves Dacenport At 55DAM
Arrives ut Davenport 1t 63OPM
N. b. Tue Morning (s:A5 A M train for III. East
con -cts 1t Chicago Junction sith Michigan
Southern train for the ksst. Passengers thereby
rave al delay.
may S-dtf ADDISON DAY, supt.
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0Sters
YNHR FANNY HARRIS end KATE CAssEL will run
i regularly between Rock Island. Davenport and
all points stove to st. Paul making sure connec.
tons at Ga enA With the following boats, which COM
poe the 4innesota Daily Packet Line 70 st. Paul,
eaving Galena 1t 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, p. Lodwick, Master
North. IN Belle, J. Y. Hurd
City lie X. Lodwick "
Granite State, II. 6atbeit "
Gal. ma, Lorton, "
AlhAmbra, Mcclure, "
The Fanny Hsrris leaves Rock Island and Daven.
port for Gaien. every Monday, wednesday and Rri.
day al Q O'Clock A N.
Returning. leaves Galena for Rock Island and ps-
vrnp TT every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nj .
O'Clock 4 NJ, connecting with the Tis hominGo, which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, ut 6 O'Clock p NJ.
The Kate Ca sci leaves Rock Island and Davenport
for Dubuque svery Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
At . O'Clock A M
Returning. leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on n Eday. wednesday and Friday ut 9
o'clork A NJ .onnecting With Keokuk and 81. Louis
Packet b q Cam bill, which leaves on arrival Of the
Kate Csssel =, . o'block r n.
These boats will give through tickets to all points
above Galena to at Paul, will also receipt for freight
to all OF the sb.v p.ints, and will psy particular at
tention to the delivery Of the same. Pas Ell gers aud
shippers can rely upon the strictest pane uality, ri
these boats convey the Mall and must leavs promptly
~ the hour 10 make their coDnertio s
N. B.-Tnrse boats arrive every evening stFuton
City In time for thr Chicago train.
& PRETrYMAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. n. LANGLEY & Co,
POwARS 4 CO.,
~. r. GROvENBERY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch27-itf
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RAILROADS.


Oooooooete s4tT0oeDeooeeooe,
IN end saes M,nsay Nay 18th 1855, and untn
Ofurthsv ns4ics, trains Win lssve AsdA tslaad dally
Sundays excepted, - 1oalows:
LIST mali train u S20 u
~ freight 80 u
"a uight sxpress % I. n.
trains arrive u Rosk Is,sad dsity, Sundays %.
cepted, - SollOUp:
Isl night exprcss - $40 A II
I'd freight trains d l.OO 2. n.
"a mail tram - o-l5 r..
Al trains over this road sre In direct connexion q
Ohicaeo with trains over beth the Michigan Southern
nichigsn Central, Pit,sburs, Fort Wayne end Chica-
10 Hail nosd TO and from Detroit, Toledo.
Ulcvcisnd, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pfttsburgh.
Dunhtrk. BuGslo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New York.
Phtladeiphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also q
Ia0a,le With trains Of the Ilinoas Central Rood
NORTH 70 0sleua and South TO St. Louis and Cairo. q
vhtch places tckets can be procured Of
w. b. Gren0eIie, Ticket Agent,
Agents, B. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Passeugersa are reminded OF the necessity Of 9tvtns
distinct directions as TO the destination OF their Tag
eage, also 70 procure tickets before taking their seats
"a ne cars, . the conductors collect fares only to sts-
tom ON the line Of the Chicago ARock Island rsilroAd.
JOHN p. TRACY, Superintendent.
v. B. WnIHnAH, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island. May. 16. 1875. Ldtu
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HOStGtter,S
Celebrated Stomach Bitters !
VNHE well known qualities Of thete eqcellent Bitters
make 1t unnecessary to tell what they are.
Fer restoring the tone eff a disorgsIissd stomach,
and giving . good appetite, they are US: the thing:
Try It.
Tho scnaino for sale by the agents for the propric
tor
EVANS, OHDw 4 90.
dor9Sdts corner % and Perry 0ts.
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MEDICAL.
To the Afflicted.
A Safe u Sure Cure for the Gravel.

HAVE In my possession . Recipe which I will
l. warrant to especially cure the GRAVEL even in
Its worst stages; the medicines are purely vegetable
even within the reach OF any and every one with
out trouble and expense, after obtaining the Recipe.
Three dollars enclosed to my address will ensure to
any one the afore Recipe by return OF mail, together
with full and complete directions for using.
Address DOCT. G.. G. BTETSON,
Box % Post Once,
Davenport,
Iowa.
ocA1ff rQavAtto CnDv1
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70 Scientific and Practical Agriculture.

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81;
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
DIED.

ATwoODl Will rnlqrsh sqAsy July i. Of dy'eDeI,
Mary dsushu Of May And he ae We l. Atwood 'sed
BARTLE1T-On saraay Jay la a. L.s Mas. st 'as Ie: s,
dtoe % her 1nd,I 16S:d : b s'I ss s, I'm, IN Il. sd etl
and esuthter q the late John H. and Isabella IL bartlett 81
Eew iOrs.
Staten Island, rtiiP Browa, aged SJeAr'
CowL-Oo Sunday morning JAY Is, haIigi Ladlgtn Gov
con of VIM H. sad Msy A. A Cowl, aged years, months
The relative. and fend, Of Ii. family respectfully invited 70
sepd The funeral Gon the lendeuoe OF hs PAea' Nos
occnd e between Third aud Fourth avenues On Tuesday
CoNNELLA No SO Madison syenue. OF sa.gTisy July IL
adopted etusher Of Thomas and Cs,hsrne Coanen aged u
years ard months.
CURRY-At No. ST West Twenty sixth st.ee; On Sunday,
July 49, Caharire Cuny aged 81 years.
GALA0HER-At No S04 West Seventies nth street on Sunday
July 10 Erelin Gslsgher, nfAn: daughter Of william aud
IN saIdy ", II ..I ia ;ss dS% SS
la,e John ". Oakley Of Til. city:
Tuesday 2h init at 10 O'Clock At the Church OF The
boy Commun9p, sSth srnne corner q lw.aeth street
HALLOn Monday July 49, John Beck Hail. youngest child Of
GeoIge and Anna 4 d.I and sfsnd.sn Of L. s.
Baltimore and Washins.on papers please copy.
HALsTEADM No 2ss West Thirty sixth street; on sinuay
stesd ssed2 month. and 25 days
JoNEs-Ot Sunday evening July H. Al his r,denee .. .ay.n
T.1ew.l County H. PhilAndeE T. jOte formerly OF this city
Saturday July H. James Merritt in the 9th
ystl Of his age
II. relatives md friends Of he family respectfully Invited to
attend his funeral Tuesday morning At II o'clock from b.;
Sas. n;gR S y:S ~ sc ca1 s Of be Hssm
ears leaving Twenty sixth street. at 8. O'CLOCK
MURRAY-On Monday July r. Michael Murray In the 5oih
year # his
The relatives friends Of the fsny respectfully invited
the for ers Wednesosy the 2si ts' 81 O'Clock
u from lis .,s residence OF Rector aud Green
wich Tbe funeral services will take place st - Pe-
Church spd lis remains taken icn thence 70 Calvary
Cemetery
McGaATHA. No 81 BsyATd street, Sunday Jaiy 9 Mary
McCraih. wife Of John AcGrsth, aged 50 Jears.
WLRD-At Newark, ~ J on Saturday morning, Jay II,
LYDIA Layeuis ds1ehter 4 Noes Ward
The syes and ents are respectfully nyhe1 to .iteGf her
funeral residence of her father No. - W,bicgtou
street, Newss this Tuesdsy Afternoon at O'Clock whou.
firth IL Al
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he puts into the f--..ce. De. a. BE f.-hr,
pat tae manure ITO ..ss earth f.. ssrnis- plreo.
One disvs ou. fs'AEed METAL, aSe II foa, 70 "c,'u
oIe al tie ~ ac3 fle sle sOJs t-ea d. sla'''
spfoit -.
TIE other As e. sn 5bjsc % ,hsuTe TIE mss . o.
ont INTO G. ID Ebes. 6ld TIE r51-, Tnlch, a.,S' s
.sToGug but z, ha.d sut, srd spO1 ne process a.
ter3s - r-of'. sid '1ins ons shoald be l-'. :.
vel s,s - tel ,he value q .he Grade artc.e . ll'
othe,. BIZ, is he .A,.
Turaip Seed.-Hsrs il snoiber cer'espo dsn, II.
vspts 10 kaos I tarIi9 seed, haTyes'-4 roin 20 ~
that we're iet out W nteI. vii produce goa - -
pir. Il so7Tu fcr crop NV neighbor., ssJs ne
gr:ter, "teI me Z W rot produce t1rrig-, W.
cta.lock.'
Nos" said Mr.. EosISsoy, "he-e e csc
shers We rsr; positive kno~ledgs. We Las y /. f.
have rot only eieye rnose reishoofs aiGi 'l' -
il 70, good seed ,-a
ASpRIw : FUrLER-T kuow Of cne irs.slcs We :
such ssed sosn, AID II produced td9up iop' a-a
seed, but rev bu.ts Of ary yalGe.
ri. Hog Disease.-soLoS RoBiSsoS-W.il eere I,
srothe! litter tha: coIf:ns the s'a.erne1. o one
re,i at former meeting tnatthe bones OF t0Ss dY u
WITH the prevailing epiosnic sfs 50 d'ssss-f ih.'
bsy dscsy in he carcass before TIE softer issue
tt!sttbe case, ny remedy OF preventive Wgna oe
feeding tcue nesl libeTsy vita plenty o. saiJ,uf'
Snbjeef f0r tie NeLf Wct,ag.-NN. LANION
hore nersers will not fsg bringing forSe.i snp-
ie - sad oiscussirg them with energy, for We may
elicit soe fscts of iportsuce 10 ourseves snd ooef'
The Oldest msp here feeis that Re iives again "h'
taking Of fru and irscs sad flowers. There s an en-
Ioyutnt in such labor sLc ttere s ezcl.eeh, ~ 'o
ducilg rev things. Gud 50 there Is u CONN ,ooe'e
| ia ,hese socisl pstheiing5 20 disouss toem.
Adjourned N first NoDdsy 10 August, ana to NEE;
! eyery frat ard third Monday Of eseh r'cn,a Ia
tBsrp "a
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
uorse,.. Reported By Telegraph.

Pr...Io I,l, I9-6 o ra-Nesy tite soaE III FLOW -
"a ro eNr ed 80 hsls snd manly FOR Son1r 'Ia@g
S si IS r soif: 'or choice su2sTh o, -.
oo 20 cheice xrss 5l0 s; ~ Sr ecuo.H sxrA NAsr
" ,c.iv, seuarS ard finer saes n W o"e o
y sr casl Sprrg; To- for gu,ornd Curi ~ os 'xA
10 sic 81 % ior 20 fFine Nhi.s &c ~ hsi w
~ Cky N g,ad Gu aDs ard m,rks. p, sses ~ 80
-. =, ssS,er f,r scuui AID s5le co. un~on d. on
80 nA m dem,nd market better sales 40 ea-h sc y
seemed. 81 dSsc for sound hYE unrhsps-f ss~s 40
y "a AZ Sc WHISKY 10 fair rqlcs.i q, 'U ep.' " His
SIC C,N,L FRFicHTs uncha, eei az % tou nc q
xi.., ler en 4 m 20 >esfo-k RFChiFrs IN 'n~ ~ "
top,,. FIour .sS bbls. Vbes. 2 Al bnsh oHn, ~M
n Cst. s., bash. Canal EXPORTS IN me ssn- une
I5ur i2cle bbs WLes, 5lss ou'si S''D' o''" 'A'@i
C,,Sx,rf Jly 70 -Ftors is upchs3xd PsoyisIoss "
inc,,rt N,s- PoPx s neli a, slo with 0lyesA % 20
slL7S NpsNY 4r. LtNSErp Oh lif -,
M ORLE,>s July 10 -Corro> market me 60 s %
s.v no h,e, Srcas drm FLoVR g1iet at r iof sSe
WHEAT S5c LARD hful g. lVic. rkL'"h''' ""
O,wrco July 10 p. m.--FLoUR steady |'ht,n ~ s<
snsns al i bush 9ic tor Nhfe Sou hefn heAsi
=, 49, hcd si,to srd 7zr fr Chcssl Spring t1he vuu
cnsx uI. .se, eco bush - j2c f vern. aad " ix h
O.,s i.s,tive CANAL FRCiGHfs urm a ON r'u' 'l3a
Mat 10 NswYork Ne Grsiu Rue frTs ~ saS- o. n2c
80 Ct>.l EPXoRTs: . 0 bbs tioCg 53,.yo bl'I NAx
% SEQ bush. Cara. loueo bisa: OH,s' We, -,
Cutc,co Juy 70. s .. m-FLOvS duh Nhstr s.lye ,ail
,,, tih-, ,.es AZ 6lcTe. CoRS bicy.ts ti sHpsusIs
,o ESQ bbls Ro@r, Ne,o bash We tts,y'esA
c,n roO,wyco-sioe bash Wh,at RECEIPTS -l,eV cha
81, d 0tO hn.b We. at, s. 600 hush. Core -
pit nrr PHI, July g. FLoCR firm - = - NhEAI Ae
,,i bush old Rel 81 81 and ne~ ;; oogelV Wn,s
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
TIE cash a.sets and liabilities of the New -osl'sns
banks for the week ending 10th inst were as ioo"s
Tot.L....sl2,ll6 4s6 sio.779ss6 s76ilsji si@"''"|
A compared with the statement Of the previous
week the results are as follows:

TIE Directors of the Cincinnati, Wilmington ani
Zanesville road, at meeting held few days since,
resolved to state their condition, and propose their
plan directly to the bondhoders themselves. Taey
dist,ust, says The Cincinnati Commercial, the al-
thority Of any NewYork parties to represent those
bopdboders al cOniJen. IF the Inherent 9Th of
their scheme for the future, they have raised tia
necessary funds, and will seud forthwith ctzsn of
Baltimore Europe, to meet in person the bondhod
ere there. This agent is himself large holder of the
securities Of the Company.
In reference to tho Anthracite Coal trade, The Potts
riHt Miners, JouJ,i Il Of Saturday has the following;
Tie trade for the week sums up follows from ;Ls
-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20
AdRLINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........
Cleared.

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