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FARMERS s. MERCHANTS BANK
| Il Baltimore, Sh april 1858
DlVIDEND-The Presiden- and Directors of this Banl
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT payable on and afte
| Bank. JAMES MOTT Wv
| ap9-t14 Cashier
SCHWARTZ s DIX,
| ~ III LOMBARD STREET
Have in store and for sale at the lowest market prices
1000 zoo whole, y and \ Boxes BUNCH RAIsINs:
100 Drums sULTANA RAIsINs.
so Bales Princess p. S. and Bordeaux ALMONDS.
so Trails Lisbon P. S. and Iyca ALMONDS
100 Bags Ivica and Tarragona ALMONDS
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS.
100 Boxes and 20 Bbls. Sheled ALMONDS
$50 Bags FILBERTS
100 Bags PALM NUTS.
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS
2e W Eases Pk9NEs, in glass jars and boxes.
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS.
700 Baskets Bordeaux and Marseilles OIL quarts and
so Cases SARDINEs, whole, halves and quarters.
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS.
1000 Boxes No. FIRE CRACKERS
25 Casks CURRANTS. 5 Cases CITRON
so Cases PRESERVED GINGER.
$50 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes ORANGES 200 Boxes LEMONS.
10000 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS,
SCHWARTZ DIX,
apl5-u III Lombard street.
Tee PIT HERS.
l. ca NFIELD, BRO. CO.,
Are now receiving all the newest patterns of PLATED
ICE PITCHERS, plain iuted, engraved and chased for
sale wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices apl2
ScHLossy s BRO @ y . -
No. 10 LIGHT STREET,
below the Fountain Hoel,) Baltimore
BY keeping constantly hand full assortment of
CLOTHS, CASS1MERES and VESTINGS, they are ena
bled to furnish suits at prices that cannot fail please
Orders filled at the shortest notice ap13tf
TOHN SHANAMAN
- HAS REMOVED PROM Snow HILL,
And commenced the Manufacture of
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TIN & SHEET IRON WARE
No. s. CALVERT STREET
BALTIMORE,
Where every article with his business may be
found and which will be disposed of at the lowest prices
Special attention paid to
ROOFING AND SPOUTING.
All orders from the Eastern Shore and elsewhere
will receive prompt attention mr6-3m
SHOES, HATS AND BONNETS.
~ TINGES & ALLNUTT,
co MMISSION MERCHAN TS,
245 and 247 BALTIMORE STREET,
Offer to the trade at reduced prices advances
large ana well assorted stock of fresh goods direct from
importers and manufacturers consisting in part of
SHOES and BOOTS, of all leading kinds
FUR and WOOL HATS, of every variety.
LEGHORN and other STRAW HATS, Tan, Brown, Sill
ver-Grey, White and Mixed
BLOOMERS and FLATS trimmed and untrimmed
And full assortment of
BON VETS,
of STRAW and SILK white and colored latest styles
H The entire stock is worthy the attention of shippers
and wholesale and retail dealers. mr27 -3m
A MONG THE PAPERS STOT I'm nv
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JOHN REESE, Trustee
ap9-eodtds GIBSON 4 Co, Auctioneers


ap9eodtds GIBSON 4 Co. Auctoneers
PY VIRTUE of an assignment in trust
- from Benjamin F. Hause and wife to Benjamin c.
Barroll and John Stewart the undersigned will offer
PUBLIC SALE, at the Baltimore Exchange at o'clock
P. NJ, on MONDAY, April 10Th,
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND
described as follows, viz:
Beginning for the same at a stone planted the
south edge of the Frederick Turnpike road and running
thence south hundred perches to stone planted,
thence west fortyo perches and half stone plant
ed thence north thirteen degrees east forty perches
stone planted marked 1927 thence north eighty
degrees east seven perches to the centre of branch
thence with the centre of said branch the five following
courses and distances:
North two degrees East twelve perches, North ftysix
degrees West perches South seventy-one degrees
West five perches North ortyve degrees West twelve
perches North thirty degrees East fourteen perches
thence East eighteen perches thence North twenty two
perches to the South edge of the aforesaid road thence
with said road East twenty peches the place of begin
ming; containing twenty of land, less The
Improvements consist of a stone Dwelling Barn and
Stable. This property about miles the city
of Baltimore, on the Frederick Turnpike Road.
Terms of sale one third cash. the day OF sale and
the balance at three and six months with interest the
credit payments to be secured satisfactorily to the
Trustees. BENJAMIN c. BARROLL.
JOHN STEWART,
-1o,, I'll,
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WIN. ROBINSON,

w Nos. 4 and INGSWORTH ST
Keeps constantly hand andor sale the low
rates, PERUVIAN, MEXICAN and other GUANOS of tbe
best qualities, BoNEDUST, SUPERPHoSPHATE OF
LIME &c, &c.
Also best quality Wood Burnt Lime, for building mr.
poses This Lime is manufactured at my own auarries
and purchasers may rely getting No. 1 article; CE;
MENT and CALCINED PLASTER, of the best brands
BRICKS, HAIR &c, &c. CORN, OATS, RYE, COR
MEAL, and all kinds ofMll Feed, fe22N
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
Cr ArI,c,

G100 r E WA r ID. where's it is
ID lOO believed that BENJAMIN JONES was as
sassinated the Goth of March past therefore be
it
Resolved, by JERUSALEM ENcAMPMENT, No ], l. O. O. F.
of which body said deceased member That reward
OF One Hundred Dollars in addition any offered
by the civil authorities other body will be paid for
the arrest and Conviction before any of Justice of
the assassin assassins
BY order, GEO. A. ROELKEY CP
apl2lw S. L. ROSE Rec Sec
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s1,73O,7e4.1 10

The Board of Trustees hav this day directed that Div
dend of Interest LIST November 1857 be declared of
SIX PER CENT the outstanding Scrip of the Company
payable on the ID of November next
That dividend of TWELVE PER CENT. in Scrip
the dealers of the Company their Terminated Premiums
of the past year be issued and after the of January
next that the remaining portion of the Unredeemed Scrip
of 1851 paid Cash. after the list of January next and
that SIS 2l9 the former RESERVED CAPITAL
thereby making said Capital to exceed TWELVE HUN,
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
By order of the Board,
JOHN WHITEHEAD, Secretarya
c. OLIVER 0'DONNELL
Agent in Baltimore,
fe223y3m 81 Eycbanga PIoce
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DE NOV L.
Ia TO STRAW GOODS DEALERS MILLINERs, HAT.
TIERS and the PUBLIC.
RICHARD HILL
Respectfully to his friends and the public
that he has removed his W WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL STRAW HAT MANDATORY from No ~
McCleans alley to his new and commodous Factory
corner of SHARP and GERMAN STREETS where he b3sss
ample facilities for carrying the above business in ALI
its various branches, including BLEACHING PRESSING
and DYElNG BONNETS and HATS of all descriptions
n b. Constantly on hand full assortment of fashion
able BONNET FRAMES, CROWNS sc nr16- I'm
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IMPORTANT NOTICE
l. TO OUR CUSTOMERS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.
WE WILL COMMENCE THIS DAY
TO RUN OFF
lot of fascolored, neat figured PRINTS OK cents
worth 10; also lot of slightly soiled Bird-eye
DIAPER,
warranted all linen, at 12H cts. per yard with quan-
tity of
REMNANTS
of every description of Dress Goods at unheard Of
LOW PRICES.
As all those Goods have be closed out right off il will
be to the interest of buyers to call early.
H. P0LLACK 4 BROTHER,
No 161 North Gay street.
Our store will be closed from February Sth March 1s
every evening at O'clock Saturday night excepted
m of taEi ctnc
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A MONG THE PAPERS STOLEN BY
"A THE ROBBERY OF OUR COUNTING ROOM ON
MONDAY NIGHT LAST, WERE THREE PROMISSORY
NOTES, viz.
Sheldon Martin note for $500 o. endorsed by NJ Bon
nell, dated New York, Dec 9th, mos.
Same for 1874 60 Dec. 10TH mos, endorsed by us
Thomas Canons note, dated Baltimore March Sth, for
1925 10, at mos, to order, but not endorsed As
payment has been stopped they can of no use to
one but ourselves We will be obliged by return of the
same, and ask questions.
PENDERGAST BROS
ap7-tf II Smiths Wharf nm stairs
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u.
fTE..& FOR RENT Three F;rSf Class
HRij Fire Proof WAREHOUSES; on Spear,e Wborf To
-As=>@ good tenants rents will be made very low
10, inquire OF A. c. HALL, Ag't
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BY GIBSON q CO.
SALE OF VAIuARIE

apS-2aw&ds
DIV 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
Mnrke,. .Reportcd BIZ Telegraph.

Nsw-OSLEA Az, July 7-CorroN-Sslcs TO-DAY So e<esg,
chsuc.c f.'~. Ft torS-Sra al se- 81 ~ - NHsxr -
Pan .prtFEi. July -tLoVs quist NHs.r goss~~
c. ,r,ivt pgcss wi,hoat al.s aon foss, sn lSasS
Hans ndiisc. LAID arm =, llialSc. WHISKY ssns =
Burfvosr July s-rLovS ..esiy q, - so tT Va,
..esty Cok> frui. White, 75ci5s feto~ tsgI+c. Wzp
sr. a 7s0slc. Provisions eu'l srd unchsrssd
Csvrco July e. 6p m-FLovR uachsnfsa WHEAT hrn =.
cnOO bu.h Al 7 for KsciI and Chcs-o seiins Sic "
vas.e Club; SOC for Red ladsua 90 oy WIN CsaAls
Ccsx .s,dv. SAL. of - oto bush Illinois hivr :6 o.
se.rce snd mall sales 4lc CANAL FStiShrs owefi Va
a. -c 10 New.york LsHg iNPoRrs-iSNU osa Ws
ss coo hush Com 4 60 bush. Oa's C,s.L ENosrs-Ss
nj. F',ur q eco bu.h. Nhes, lS.ocV eu.o- Com
BVrFato Ir'y g. ?. ua-FtovS Ueatyi sNes OF jim
Al - -5G 50 IS FOR .uper6ne Illinois and Wisconsin s'et
for .xtr. DO % 81 for choice fupeThne Oaio and
ssi y eor ezra iuiixna snd Causds Mhr,r aait
II OtO bush Red O-i, at sSc Sfe1 oash w bite n,ss
10; paressTaTt Sprrs CosN hsun"r sSss - ~ I" s
d,m.sed spi = Ia Sc. sid 81 \ dsle oAfs n1r
,aes CT 90 eco bush 81 SIC. and eX;ra oSfStt "ssp
ouia b.. fm. rsEGHr tloNr, SSc. 20 N.v orr LAp
IMPORTS IN the - hours ending ., 20 90 Dbl, Fus
bU.h. WHIST. sSrte bush. Corn lu.eo bn.h oats cus
rx.oRrs-5Ot0 bbls Flour, go b,sh- Whea, ~ oo Ia
C.rn S7C0 oush. Oa.s.
GWc,co july s-FIoUR quiet WHEAT dun st IS, Co,
.svxnr.s Ic O.rs steady SHIPMENTS 20 4uHio: ,s "
pirr so bnsh Nhss,, IS COZ bush. Corn. SHirNs>r,
o.v,so. l5CtO bush Whest. 5000 bu'b Corn Rvcsn~
10 IBIS Rour sLCOO bush. Wheat, II eco bush. Corn
CIxcryX,rr July s-FLouR firm; sses of 40 hhls s,,
1-lO NHisNY advanced ss'es st = a. sc Cosy Gm ss.
~ GOO bush AZ SEC. MISS PoRK-saies CT 20 hba q. ais
sl5a LIAsErD On 66167c.
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AyMAR-ln .s. city "Wednesday morning, July J, William
of J.s ana Wn. r. Aymsr, asea years and day
BARToN-Ip Brcotyr Thursday mortins Jaly 8, Ann
wife the Ne John W. Sson o Birmingham, EDsand IA
the 10th year of her
The relatives and family respectfully invited "a
stend her funeral this thcsy afternoon al oeo,S Rom the
Ied.Ioe CT her JOHN C. Baton No IS WouSAoy street
Brooklyn.
BURkEsn Brooklyn, Wednesday morning July :, aer
lingering pess Tho yr Thomas kad A0n Burke
aged 3, eass, Ii months and % Gays
CuLLEY-A' No. ISJ IVES, Thirty sfh seet on "Wednesday.
oy Anne Galley Of Queens county ireland .scd 6 years
DAWSON At No. II Marion s;rcet, Tuesday Juy G.
HstAet Ann oIy aLd beloved dsussteI Of
Eszte'h Dswson, aged 70 years. moaths and IA day.
FLANDERs-On rhurssay JAY of inflammation Of the 70
PauiDS A. Flanders, wife Of Wa Flsndess. esq
Abe hiends d the aay invited to attend her fSnsr
on hes late residence No .i State street., fdtsy se
noon, July 9, si o'eloos.
EAIG-on ThuIsdsy Jaly Agnes wife Of Robert Has sged
a,r Ip.r.l Will taks p'sce occS this Frdsy sfsInoon,
from h.r ae rossdeloe M IS Mercer remain.
Nil be tsken to Greenwood for in;erneut.
EOLLY--On Thuisesy, Jaly Wili>n c. Holly
a. i,lsiiy ard fiei OF the family ipuea attend The
ners rorp the Cnuch q the A'oensp fA corner
Of Iruh si,e, saturday Jay H. q, 81 waOs; fur
thor petice.
psAACs-At s.azeriss TbGrsdsy morn;rr Jay s. Mrs
N.sce,u Ias Of JsOb issscs daughter Of The
hate John Sids H. ~.
b. iet D. Of family and Of her .oos Ia l.~ Bishop
spS Toe late W. Apdarese yffea % s,eod Der un~s
vxbcpt further sotes, em TIE Deh Es''~ss ShSIes ~
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Esre,ms e-., es,p.r Of or,st'. ss to Cree, ~oet -
oe' es Fridsy sfsnooo'
hh' 0IrT-In nraoo's ". Woi~ tst,y, JAY T. ia
Lssye., darss.sT Of olss., Les;er-
CsDFN-so3oe My, st Tar y'ow Tsorsf.s, july Jan
Wfspson Il I,s, g. OTden in The i9s year Of hs sfs
The felds sDd esves o he faulty invited - s-pd ms
tuners, ~. LukSs Cnusch Hads street this Gay sh1aSl
a.: O'Clock p m, wi tout 'Irtssr no'ic@
RYDER-At Oberip Ohio sad5eoy, On fDe-tsy, June -
Oliver r. Ryder o, DsnbuJ Conn n ."'"r. y-sf'
asy rep c.sd ad Christian meT1rt 81 he 'iner pee
Nj Ryder isyes fesd'tn ths c1y % lament hs
los,
ROPER Wismsbreb Tnssdsy evening" Jl7 8, aitsr
Illness Absshsm Ropsr, senTr s,sd ~ ysa1'
noorths and l3 days
sMITH-On Th1r.d,y July H-nre,.s Ks'eias wife Of C.
bsDbi1se Smith
ne fap1. a h family are invited % .tsnd her funeral from
the resd fsbe Eneroe Ke-ets. No 81 = Nsrk-
uscs on Saturday next; ecck p m without farther
vts.ion.
sTANToy-In Bro-tlya, wednesday, Jaly Hs' Agoes
Stanton, a<ed Cd yeals.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
TERRIBLE DISASTER AND LOSS OF
LIFE.
F,om The PottsriHe Journal Of Safarday.

F,om The PottsriHe Journal Of Saturday
We are panied 10 announce u sad catastrophe, tbs
result IL s to be feared, of csieessness 1t appears
that about neon on Tuesday last, five men and two
boys ascepded the shsft at the Thomsstown coliery
in car Ies sting a cage. When within few inches
oi the top PIN upon which the cage rests wien 1t
reaches the top pulled out too coon, and the car
wSs not on level with the platform sufficiently to
permit il TO be rolled of the cage. la this poeition
two of the wheels of the rolled eff the cage
but it was fourd Impossible TO get the other
wheels of. y signal was thea given to the eDg-
reer, who could not ses the position CT the cage
TO hoist it little. Unfortunately, it was hoisted
teo high; the tilted, wss freed entirely from
the css and the rex instant, With It's freight OF pre-
ccus lves consisting Of four men All tao boys, was
cssb<d do owh the shaft, peTpndlculAr depth OF 2lO
feet. The remains OF the uutortan ste men and boys
were aits1 The occurrence, removed to the surface
checking ooloition. Two of the men killed, named
Sullivan aud Kenwich, leave families. The o.ner two
one Of whom was named Bfenran were unmarried.
The nance If the two boys We have not learned.
Tins is ore of the most terrible mining accidents
witch has ever happened in this county, aud We
yrieve TO that is attributable alone to Careless
meas. II miners themselves would only, body,
be 90 careful of their lives their employ ers aud
bosses solci,ous for their safety, We should not
be called on often to note these distressing
6ipsS.
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MARkSkE 10.

CLARK-ARB0Tr-ln the Vlsee Of Goshen olsuse County
90 7hursdsy monus July by the Rev Scott BrsdneI, Mr.
J. Henry CIs 10 Miss Jennie Abbott both cl h!s city.
HENRY-BYFELD-On Thursday July 8, al ST. Palli
Church Mor a9s by the Rev Mr Ap2-on, John A. Henry
10 Jane Maria sosher OF James byo, esq all of Monss
LOCKWOOD -ROLLiNS-At Oxford Ohio Thursday. Jsl,
A ty the Rev. J. W. H-u, u. D.. Mi w. Lo,k wood o
New.Yosk CITY, - Miss Aide c. Rollins OF Eaton OHIO.
HIcHoLS-MAIHER-A Morris,own, on Toesdsy Jlly 6
by the Rev Mr.. Edwards Jonathan " Nichols 20 Mihis
LSndsLy Ms,hsr daughter OF Rob p. Lindsey ssoea'ei
TAYLOR-bALDWIN-l Bridgeport Coon., Tuesday
evening July g. BY the Rev. Mr Towns. the Rev Oliver
TsJor Of BrooShtd Conn. Mise Charlotte 3 daughter o.
Gev. Baldwin esq, q the former place.
WALSH - TOWNSEND On Tuesday evening. Jay 6. 81
Grace Churca Brooklyn BY the Rev Edssd dc Eaug rh0s
Walsh 10 May Towriend second daughter Of the late VIM
II. Townsend
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

Tie June earnings Of the Galena Road exceed some
what 100000. The officers write that the dividend
will probably be 5 y cent. The truth of the ru nor
,ha. Director is in town endesvorog to make a loan
Of $500 Coo, we are authorized positively to deny.
The Free Bsnkirg law Of Iowa. which was passed
by the Legislature last Winter and approve By the
Governor on the 22d Of March, has been ooiioned by
a popular vote OF the Pc pie. The lows system is
besea upon that of New-York Wisconsin, Missouri,
and other States where the free banking system is
maintained, bu; Il requires ssoh bsLk TO bold cer,sn
snc uut Of fptce accord z 70 its liabilities Say - y
cent? 1t prohibits the partial withdrawal of collateral
stocks
Metsrs Wells Fargo & Co. have issued circular
in regard to the Bonds of the City aid County Of Sac
rsrnento The following is q ske ch Of the provisions
Of that law:
The law ileen repesls all former laws Incorporating
the City and County of Sacramento cad no proyls-
ion is made ortns payueut Of Their old
except such surrendered and funded under TINS
law BY reference TO these sections OF tne law, 1t VII
be seen that is created snd set apart TOR the
payment Of the Bonds Issued under the law: Iaat
the amount Of new BoDds to be issued is l,med, az
tllowe: BY the City of Sacramento, SltOO,OOO; by
the County of Sacramento, $6OO,UOO. I1at all debts
beyord that amount are left nnproviced for. All the
BGrds ave TO be dated jan 1882 TO draw Interest al
4, cent pe anuum payable annually, On The first day
of eeoh year. at the flee Of tie Treasurer a1d are
TO mature follows; One fourth on the let Of e6-
ruary 1883 one fourth on the let OF February, is3;
one fourth on the 1st of February, 1913; oneour.h
Oh the Isl of February, 1868. Claims TO be ragstefeo
ard 10 he entitled 70 the nnortest time IN The ORDER oil
rrSseptstiop No Bonds TO be issued for less amount
than $30o but fractional ceIt ic stea will be Issued
convertible ilto Bonds. The undeIsignsd respect, S
fully call the attention Of holders OF csnl sgNnst th
Cty ard County Of Sacramento, to the provisions of
The law above referred TO- and 10 The advantage 70 De
gained by early presentation Of their sscunties.
The following is & comparative s,stsment Of the
value of some of tie leading articles Of Import az this
nott for si1 morthg of the years 1851 acd 1858.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, JULY ~ 1906.

.r,l hsvs us7e Proposition Of ss.-sineI. VIII 'l'
Erie which ell be taken ia'o e)osteIs.0n.
The rtosips q tse l-ois Csltrsl Rsi.osi 20 'lne
were as. coo The cash ieeep's OF tie Liri ohc'
in ths. month were s636i3 u, .1d 81 COO IN oohd'
were osrceei. Ias extra sz.oGn. W1ic1 hs' o'e-
led i 1921 600. Tee e,trs BY the Aincs 10 le
gard 10 tbs sew assessment ar, mole i.vo--o- sosH
was sn,i,ipsed. TIE large s,ookaoisr5 look up'n
.s The ny i gnse meth d OF HING re ro.i ol' oi
is difficulties TIE ma ke. price fell OF u1i'r tne
sssessn.nt u - d. cOun', bat sfrwsri imP-'vel .
q cioouDt. Tie receipts of tie fourth Sek "t J9ne
o. the Mchieao Cenral were $4,000, sgsi-s, s3i w
showing falling of OF sll 600 sgsi1-t sSD'Vo, de-
d.crease If u. previous week. The Rock i.sri re-
oeiots in June viii be abou, $95 COO. M +. ". Dun
ham, Pre,ident Of tie Corn EEcasrgs Bank, was
elected Treas uIer Of the Rcck Ilard Railroad vice NJ
Mr.. Flseg superseded. Tnis is capital appointment.
There is go3d demand for Treasury Notes, bs' the
ra'es Of presigms low. We bear Of further asss
Of a y cents at i premium, and Il cen,s ct
1000 lilo premium. The Ohio new losn, taken by
Messrs Thompson Brothers, is all ont OF first han's.
lse Of SEQ coo of the STATE F'es vas aie TO-
day a. I03 Tie new Minpeso.s B)uts have not Jes
been received. They ale held By Messrs. CLARK,
Dodge & Co. az lo5
Tie Superintendent Of the Bank Depa--msn. has
called upon the city eni country banks TO report ther
exsct condition, on Saturday, June 10.
Accorcirg TO the last statement the condition OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09


eve birg of Juue o. ssys:
OsE OCLocK-The silver shipped for the Est by
tie kipop, 10 ssl to Dorow i Only $40 30 for Bun
bay ard ESQ fer Alexandria.
The Z, msLd for iIser has fallen OF, and the price
for bars e down n -. ] IA. T. ounce.
About { 20, 600 silver has arrived from the Cont
rept
The supply Of norey is decidedly lses plentiful aud
belg demSrd the rates tirmer, end
ncitirg e Low Gone under 2 cent for good bills Of
short os'e.
Thaie is socae talk vi q Government loan Of
SO C,OuO for the construction Ct Efficient sewer
sge .or Ltdon IN order 10 remove the odensve oiors
risiIg from the Thames.
In the absence Of ocsisess, the appearance OF .is
Essiei stock msrks. exhibits no special festure.
Prcec. for lie .ss. few days have sIpsre1csd very
hule mpy,msIt. CoDsols ravs beer q shade t4t.er
todsy bat are aow IS, 7, beirg the s1me 81 e. the
&c cf ye.tercsy. The reduced AID re new Taree
y Gers are 95f seel; Bsrk Sock 2GG 2l3; Indis
Bones Il al 4; CO. Loan Dsbentures 91i !; EI.
cteq-er Bis 80 81 p.em.
TIE foreign n.erke, presents little 0. no ciacge 10
notice. IRE dealings are feV end uninp D., .o. cal
prices 90 70. chow cry special alteration.
In railway sbsres hesyiress ccn.Gles The prevail
irs feature with little doing in the shape Of bzsaess
HALE PAST Two OCcLocK.-rhe Englsh funds
are hst- Csn soe ere % J.
There Is very lille dong IN the foreign securities
ard prices Hithcl' vsr,atioF.
Railway .barts aye list, WITH q downward .sodapcy
in pric- iD foue inssss dsch,e has taken place.
Csrads lstd shsrss are improving; trey nave been
dene TO day 81 lloGl lIS
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sALrPErEs-rs- rn.-ieii- - IN, h,m At Bosin.
slLr-Tt~ srsst 70 hesyyi N. septSy ieeIs sxl. .,
=. 4, O. uud Al 4ao s.ks Ar. n's Cul,vs,sr ~.
. .s s.I,ais g. Cvntsnfs on ts-rns pot uisds ruS;
sFYDs-C.l ia Line a hss aza'a 8 sss'.d IN sos D.
49, -. - 100 ~. have N-fn -ec'sd te-r- al
- r..h We sl.o iss-n ih,' 2to aAi' solt Der, ~
s,,,rat,s In Boston 81 Is Y e1sh eash, but this n
T.ifOw-Th4 rnatst 10 steady he isms'ihi'
80 ga y CIV slc Rough Fat Is s,eady st oo-, casA
vul.KYETa. sssfk-. is better ne demand e ftr A..
waALrBONE continues sui.t ard the make. i..i, :
.r,x .rh.u.h o., holders con1nle n sk fu.r or,.
lscia, % meet their vieS. of 90 . oboss
ir sp h.ye bc,n b0rsh FOR .arors terms no: dse4
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09

TO DEPART.
Sssfu,ev.
Passengers Arrived

IN s,a~,Aip Afioa from Lirerpoo-Mr Hamilton .nd s,
Mr. tuzgersd Noble and lady Mr Lawrence and lady No
Macr Mrs Thornburn T. tisueira snd lady. MI k.nd.l
sdy infant and Mr. Lotner and lady MI Jay and st
Mr. Ctspn AID lady L. p Morton and sdy Ron s@ ii Al
sy. Mr. Lshmsier, r.. Colon, II NsnvAzow. o. W lqcss
Roth,obd, Mr.; Fisheirs children and inr'e M; Ch.p
Runricks daughter the Rev J. bealey 0so Jsnss
W Chapiu, Mr. Hall Mr Waterbury, Mr hanlio, M sesAt
fer snd lady. Mr. Hart. n l. HItcacck, @ tid. R,ba
Unet Mr. Absohamsz Hr. Hart Mr. solomod Mr. Nesbir, H.
RenIice Nh Rumr aud lady Mr. Purcen lady and chi Cs
II. & Mitchell r. W. Rmef, j. Townsend, Ed sMd FaeL
Wm Lewis Jscob De Elorgs Mr. Benners g. H. Petfie a
nephew, II. W. Smsll J. Ccggil .. C. Wietmsnn, G l.
~ rrsro Mr. Fre.msp hz.rdo j. de Cayne, lady and iI
j. Lanbsch, Mr.. Wa lock. r.. w. Byly. Heydesser, k
Gihon, +. schneider Mr.. Gibb Geo Roggr Reese. C.
Bus,s Louise E,tn. A. Lspyiu Hy Walton J. Abbott NJ
Prud.Is servant " Dsh0ucss and LAZY Es Daboncis
Fskner Mr. Deiensor Joseph shefhsfd, Dayii Davis, r.
MoTsan-Totsll l02
New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-09
MARLNEJOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. .
Cleared.

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ships-Risto wilhken, Cry Point, Walsh, Carver ChA,e
Sardinia CIocker, 81 JONAS ~ b. 5. rh)mpsons N,phs~i
Donau Ham,. Meyer HAMBURG Kunh.rdt Co; Matilda La
sydDey ". = W., r. fickaId a o..
BEies-Bell Flower. Bllmn A'piHwsl B. Desrbom Ore
gop (BTl Smart Wilmington, W. A Ellis
sehooners-S Taber, Cook Now Orleans Easle Hclva L
Webb, Taylor Havana Durham Il Drnoa Mebourue SEQ.
Tu,.e, n. S, ". s. Blown Co ii Jones Gsnow BsJpos
A.hbash whilwind, MaSry Gsrdnsr samuel dodwia SEA
Witch, Esbert, Alexandria NJ Beden; ID. C. Huse Brosa
CLafleston, J. Smith Co R. Palmer Hctle. Mysis, ym
bruLt Sasht; Wide World, Bulky, Wilmington J. nih
Co Sciolc Hopkins, Ponce, C. T. j. Peters; &. c. ssde
Lippe, Phi sdephis, Jas Hand.
Sl0ps-WLsd, bucaii ghm, Newport, J. II. Edwards; Ore
gon, Rh0aes BIIst1l, 5. Kenny.