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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

.y.sz. -a.s5s..,- n sGGV ORLEANS, .BACEA-
sSss es@ a. IN SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
&s5A asSst e AILRpAD.
On and after MONDAY, the 3lst day May 1855 Pas.
senge Train will leave New Orleans daily 80 M and
arrive at Canton Al $50 O'Clock r. NJ,
Returning will leave Canton I.4u A. NJ and arrive New
Orleans at So O'Clock P. N.
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Steamship Robt Waterman Huard from Lavaeca, to
ship Martha No Jordan l5 days Boston, Jones
&co-lst dist II.
Ship Lizzie Harvard Robinson IS days FROM Liverpool to T
q Jenkins-Sd dist 40,
ship Cotton Planter Wood from bordeaux 25th August III
ballast, 10 Creevy 4 Farwel-Po Mt
Schr P Il Brown Newman, days from Mobile, to mister
sehr Virginia John Corrbeck, 2days from Mobile master
schr 9 Gwinn, ErEson 2 days from Mobile, to master
Basin.
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alttaaiea Of tbt glarstls.
DAH.v# oFEseFNq #nFF1f,s

DAILY CRESCENT OFFICE
Wednesday Morning, October n, 1855
s9Alost..ssNith gsed assortment Offering and full
pSas e4aa the danaqd yesterday yvas eonined to few
Ies VIE to9 eaouE el bes mostly At tie range or our
QtobHaas hrtwith very aru MARKET iii Persia eeoants
having 20 paEseptihe eject.
NEw ORLEANS clasalFtG hfIos.
An5sseF.. 5t95ss aidAnv l7l51s,7s<
efassfg dAss Coco MioaHng -
lsA9d ssrt4llsty .lHBs q la3 Addlng FaiT
Low Midalitg.ssss ii 68lfs2 Fair. :. -
srATEARSF or oopFoN
SOCK q aA7l.lal September 1888 l,ales On 40
8lgYf4ea a 34sss o4,AA3
sssisss h,0SO=8oi CAS-
EssSrss Isase , sssa7s
a5sss5 ~ .t26 sol
s.Esf WI ,-s,tssst-.-.-s.f 2.a7l l2s3 as
80 tss' vi
49, Msnoi3cea some movement the sales com
asa ie hads yessraag aud " iAs das b4eoss, ii
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49,, ii hs n. ei..4ss .........*.......ts.. % 1O2
SUGAR. Some 500 hhds were sold at easier prices Fair
10 Fully Fair 6d5sSo aud Primo to Choice 6s4p7c 2 D.
MoIAssEs few small lots OF Prime in bbls We're SOLD
N sisa 100 half bbls and 400 Common at Soe gallon,
FLOUR The market was dull, and sales confined 10 suo
Bus good superne S. las l4o Extra a and $50 Go at
IS Us q bbI
GRAM The sales Of Corn included $50 sacks White 81
6sc and 100 Yellow zoe q bushelnOns left on the leFee
0foaslOO Newst Louis sold at &c and 100 Prime at
e4o bushel. The sales Of Bran comprised 70 sacks from
store at 75C and $50 on the levee s2}z5c = 100 bs
PROVISIONS The principal sale of Pork was 800 beIs
Ness % priynte tersretaltng mostly SI 2j = bbl OF
Bacon % casks shoulders sold AT The sale Of 30 casks
Clear sides reported Tuesday was At 81 p bof Bee
100 Bbs Mess were sold private Lard We heart
Of no transactions
BALE ROPE. We noticed sale Of $50 coils Machine
INSIDE at Tc = II.
HAY 26l bales Prime Western were sold at sl7 IS p un
COFFEE Sales confined TO 200 bags 10C, and leo at
Ike = ID.
WHISKY, Nothing of any moment doing.
FREIGHTs, Cotton shipping to Liverpool 20 ill "
at I'd, and to Hayre at le
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FoR oPELoUsA

Leaves every WEDNESDAY, at O'Clock p. VI.
gasSs FOR OPP II LOU 5 AS-THE NEW
E53sslEtss steamer Anna PeTrGt, Capt. @, y. Lou
allie built expressly IoFthe trade vii leege 6
kiUg freight Old River SmmsPOrt and landings
the Aehataaya For freight PASSAGE apply on board
or to
iyl4f Cusonhouse street.
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RIf.IlIARD IA BIns 00NsT 4 4TI

80 = haud and for salefrom the rnanufactorya 81
z7r5-slE Messra.J n. BRUNSWICK BRO, Cincinnati
superior Rosewood Bars Tables Bruaswicks patent gnsA
HISo Cloths, Balls Cues, all trimmings bal8n&s
ng 10 thiaiiTs.
aerB promptly attended
A, w. MERRIAM,
mil 1y e ~. Charles Billiard Room. N, o.
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EHPAyE DU SECOND DISTRICT. - ii
Il etc conduit du Second District rue Derbgny
entire les du Maine ct St Anne, CONNIE epayes--
Tn pony jaime hrnn, denyiron 3ls mains de haut, ay
che blanche au front lie dos mlade la jamie sauche de
devaut croche, ct ierre
Tn pony fOhce denvon Il mains de hRut Rveuge de
mi drote de ttches hnces front de colie
de selle etampe L i 3 Pepaule dr0ite, uomerr6
Gue jmeu mnuCheee de girls d'euvrOn l3 mains de haut
aya deux marques MeNcanes SUI la cuse gauche Ell non.
ferree
Une jument sorre denyon 10 mains de haut Ryan uBe
taehe blanche front pouiche orre tNche
blanche front, rHie blanche sur lie
Ine pnuliChe bay, d'envOn l mains de hGut Ayant
tarhe blanche front anbes crnare ct queue
noire blesur Ia cuiose guohe sans Rutres marques
VisibIes
Unmule bay fonce d'envon 10 mains de haut, les
jGnbes Ia cruPre ct la noes la crnere coupee ct
une malque MeXicane sur Ia cuisse gauchs.
tne nrmoire
81 les dts nmaux pas rfcame dams dix jour les
rais payes ellie gendus euchere pubque, dit de-
pot, lie MARDI, novembre, 1853 midi.
G, o. FLEGHlER Gommssaire des rues,
Nouvelle Orleans, lie &c octobre, 1855, or ~
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND Was brought
the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. between
Constance and Laurel streets, estr0ys-
One black cow branded and in the center the right
hip, and II and B on the left hip.
One red she govt with piece OF round the neck aud
right ear cropped.
One light red She goat, with leather collar
One white she goat with long horns.
Two black she goats, with white spots.
Which f claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction said depot MON
DAY, November /. 1855, nt I'D O'Clock, A. NJ.
c. 0. FLECHIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered October IS 1853
HENRY DUREL
Clerk of Comptroller,
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49, FOR GENOA-THE Al FAST SAILING
EsSSe American ship w. v. 9IOses, Capt Jongs, hay,
asaug Of her cargo engaged, Will with quick
dispatch, For balance Of freight apply to
M FOR GENOA THE Al FAST SAILING
gNSlNs smerean ship Henrietta MOrcyr, Capt Nick
er6on. Is row loading Tor the above port For freight
Jp. WHITNEY 1 co. IS oarOndess street.
For passage, apply toihe captain on board, oil
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAL.

WAS brought to the City Police JAN on the
w the Pull Of October the black boy WILLIAM, Says
he belongs Mr. John Kenny, who lives mile and half
from Bayou sara, He is live feet eEen inches high.
The will call and claim his property according
d. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
Registered October 90 1853
OF 81 Clerl Of comrtrnler
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Low BR MISsIsBIPPI

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 2fth inst At 4 o'clock r. NJ
RHSs NJ r. vi MS AND NEW Or
EkIElL4p leans Il. s. nail packet line-For Memphis
Ss8 the Bend7-The first class packet steamer john
StmonCs, Captain j. f. Smith, will take freight from
Of GrOd street and will leave above For freight
passage apply board, j. H. FRETIGH,
OF Office under 81. Charles Hotel
Ths line Napoleon with regular packets
White and ARKANSAS rivers md Memphis With superior
packets for st. Louis and Louisville.
fk7P- Adams ENpfess carried regularly hy this line.
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TIE LAKE.

T-asn, OVER THE LAX - SUNDAY
ENcnrs ion to Maudeyille Lev sburg and Mad
isonyle
The 81 giant ow-presue stearnsr Raw eastwood, Capt.
Chas Foster viii eaFe The Pontcharrin railroad
rival Of the O'Clock A. N, KeuGng leaves Madi-
>nnyle 81 O'Clock r. NJ arriving IN time ~ P.
cars for the city, Fare for The Gxcursion 81.
GEO. A. FOSDIGK,
0I5tf rs Nntctez street
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!, ~ EOR -POIHW CHE hR-STEAMER
EasEzsltf- CRESCENT Capt john P. Carson will lefya
Mobile RYEkY EVENING, for Point Clear di-
rect Also SUNDAYS. Mondays Thursdays VIII make
trips leaving the city a10 o'clock accommodate
those Who arrive BY the morning bokts ie2f tE
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fTIss sIFIA HIsF& q, 9. TWTgMNI.L,
s+AAgI74-skk1 FOR ST. LOUIS-FALII ARRASG EMENT.
tssSb Regular New Orleans and st. Louis Passenger
II. O. rYviGhell.
This splendid and fast passenger packet H. @ McC0
mas, master will leave for St. Louis and all Intermediate land
ings every sixteen days during the season, fGlows
Leaves New Orleans SATURDAY, October 3D. at P. N.
MONDAY, November 5,
WEDNESDAY,
FRIDAY, December ID,
Passengers and shippers rely the punsuay Of this
steamer.
plan Of the cabin be seen and secpred by
applying 10 the Agents, BELL, BUCHANAN 4 CO..
se25 81 P0ydrls street.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-31
OF NTEREST 40 ALL.

~ he undersigned begs leave to inform the eli
q A. liens of Claiborne aud adjoining counties
that be has purchased the Right of CRANE.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL IS OASKst t.--a
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered 20 the public before. The casket has none
OF the repulsive appearance which al other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have. A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited 10
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Collins,
will be filled with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when ordered. nf
= lg.nif HH ai tlN '.'a.sti A. ROLLINS.
July 3. 1856. 46-ly snrd aaif.r ..
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IMPROVED EAGLE COTTON GINS,

PATENT DErATuIED CRATES, and. patent Sl.rprNG
BurTs and M0TERs all Of which are EXCLUSIVELY
Used BY rs. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND A GOLD MEDAL from the Govern
ment OF India for Ginning fine Cotton as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York, and combine all the late improve
ments in Machinery, and are warranted superior
10 every respect. In order to meet the great de.
mand for these Gins, the Company have estab-
lished a warehouse aud workshop at the corner of
Canal and Phillippa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No 81, ST.
Charles Street, feel confdegt OF meeting Az Or
ders promptIv a
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business Fe,d ogi my interest in the Farnitzi
him libesro =. Garrison. cordial bespeal@o
my friends ana Gas ftaa5 tasat55mRFFssr rom
feb27tf \. .cRrpErrrf
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b as'Eft en' FOR SALE. eff
.ffsHE undersigned offers for sale splendid
= STEAM SAWMILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad. ee-quarters OF
a mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South OF. Gallatin. The rapid settlement
OF the surrounding country, the anticipated town,
ana tne undoubted completion Of the road 70 this
POINT by The lstof October next, with the aIread
increasing demand. insures ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is'attsched 800 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with sufFiciency opened for the pro-
uuetion OF corn, potatoes, etc. to supply the
employees and teams Of the mill A comfortable
dwelling. with the necessary out-houses, at
tached- 1he mill house is large and substantial.
containing the latest and most improved ma
ehinery; boiler 50 feet long 40 inches in diame-
tersdouble iaed; circular saw. "a inches diameter
Everything new and in complete running order.
4 his mill. with seven hands, can cut between
hye and SIX thousand (, e. of lumber q day, but
averages 1900 feet daily, without extra labor or
strain Of machinery. sIv llNN ft lUi
Attached is one Of Straub's superi.r 2G-inch
French Burr GRl ST MILLS. capable Of grinding
from 10 to- Is bushels per hour with sufficient
business 70 supply the place with bread. Also.
wagon end Team, Lumber Car, Tools. etc
essaY fo carry on the business with an
uance u water all seasons
cas- For further particulars apply on
to the undersigned ~
YES & MIL6sAps' Isent. T.N'
ss-H Gallatin, Miss.
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'macIxerefi MackereIiY

"a. Kits. ExtraNo and Large
III do. 81 At Walkers
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Ne. o. 60. in
Mr.. j. j. Person is theb 4
Of the Eagle Cotton Gii
a sample stand may
with him will receikv1,
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DIED.,

, On Thursday. the 18th INST, Mrs. SUSAHANA
hoSE cpnsoTt of the late George Rose, formerly
ol Loudoun county. Va. and for the last sixteen
Years resident of this CITY.
her ftlends and acquananoes are respectful " in
Vlted TO attend her tdnerai This (Frldayl EvenLe
AZ her sous resdence on 9th street, 40. ia, lie
tween u mud II streets. at o'clock, D. H., without
iu ther notice.
No SICKNESS. or sorrow, or pam,
Shall ever dIsguIet her now
For death to her spirit WAS gam.
Since Christ was her life when below,
Her soul has now taken It's fight,
- To mansions of glory above;
To mlngle with angels of light
And dwell IN th2 kingdom of love,
ID Un the 18Th instant, about clock, N. HAIR.
fIEI ELIZABETH, infant DE- lighter of Henri, l.,
anu Harriet Hepburn, az Ell nearly months
Her funeral will take place TO morrow SATURDAY
afternoon, ny O'Clock, from the residence Of her
( anGiather, MIR. WIN. Cooper. The friends of the
families are respectfully invited
At Cold SP,ing, Putnam county. ". Y. on the
lith INST. + ANNE II. NJ. daughter of Lieut.
Colonel b. l.. Beall, U. Z. Army. aged "A ears and
months.
On the 18th instant, DAVID THOMAS, aged
weeks, son Of Thomas r.. and Sarah J. Shoemak or
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE STAR.
PRESS
Arrival Of Ocean s,..m.

HALIFAX, July lS Tie ,te,m.bi,. c,,.S.
ana Arahia have both arrived here IT,. 1890
ma strong westerly winds during the I.hol. No.
ace. ~ th"r Of these vessels saw anything ~
The anada was detained outsld. the h.,,o,
IS hours by dense fog e'""'
the ma In points Of her commercial now. h..
befO'e been received via CAPE Race
The British revenue of the last year t.lt %,
over Is 100 Wa
The judicial Committee Of the Privy Council
nave affirmed the decision Of the lower Court
,Lat The SIC 'mer North American H. liable for
"a Ut M her collision with the ship Lsand-r
III" demand for money In London on FRIDAY
was very active at full rates
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The Union Stat, Csry.n,i.,

haRRiSBuEG, July Is The convention of all
p,, :" OPPOSITION 70 the Democrats in Penn
sylya1ia, reasSembled last evening ana rex,,n. A
haiIoting for candidate for Judge OF the Su-
pie'ne Court The tenth ballot resulted ax foI
lows; John NJ Read, 65, John J Pearson, 40. ]
Pringle Jones ~ w.
Mr.. Red having received three more vote.
IMAM was nef eSSary TO choice. was declared tn.
'Hlntr; and, On motion. the nomination was
made unanimous. Mr. Re- d II = resident Of Phil.
tel ihia, and member If the n republican partv
ON motion of Mr. Stavelv, of Bucks county
WIN T. Frazier, Of fsvettr. was nominated for
Canal Commissioned. receiving on the frst ballot
~ votes, - being scattered among the other can
didates. This nomination was also made unani
nous
resolution was adopted, authorizing the
chairman 10 appoint a State committee OF one
from each Senatorial district
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CANADa-At meeting Of the Association for
the promotion OF Canadian Industry, held in To-
rontn last week, and which was attended by
twenty members Of Parliament, beside many
others, resolutions were passed urging tho ne =
or>sity Of equalizing our tariff with that Of the
l nited STATES, with view TO preparn. u. Tor
ice trade In manufactures with that country. and
also recommending that the q Government should
he empowered to raise the duty on cotton goods,
after due notice, Whenever there was a certainty
that their so doing would secure the establish
ment OF cotton manufactures in Canada"
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BY r.. S. WRIGHT. Georgetowr,

=
TNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By authority OF deed of
trust dated the 18th of March, 10 q, recorded N
LDer :. a; ;. No lis, folio 49, from Rachel Waugh,
WIN. A Waugh, Ann NJ. WsuCn, John Ross and
WIFE, and Geo. w. G"dey and W f., to the suhscri-
per- VIII sell ataucto to he highest bidder on he
&C ook In the afternoon IN front of the premise, all
the interest of the partIesabo named ofand that
parcel al ground IN Georgetown. ID. c., which he
gins on ne south Inc OF Bridge street ut the west
corner of the brick building lately owned by John
MonntZ, and running taence with Fridge strret west
Il feet THENCE south 81 feet To feet alley Running
from JEFFERSON street. thence east IL feet 10 sad
beginning, with the Dwelling house and other i'm
pioSeHle Is [, Green, as ROW In The occupation of
Terms: IS u cash, and the residue at &, " and IL
months, tee purchaser to give his DoI DIS with sure
", bearing mt rest from the day of sale and eed
oil trust on the premises. Deeds ut the purchaser
cost III the terms of sale he comp led with with
In dsys from the day of sale, the property will he
resold after hive days notice IN the National Inte-
gencer, at The cost and risk of the detaultng pur
chaser. SAM,I. CRupI EN r,ns,
IL lI-Staw EDW.S. WRIGHT, Auct
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Break in tho Eric Canal.

SCHENECTADY, y. Y, July 15.-A break &C.
CURED IN the E5ic Canal about ten O'Clock this
morning, half A mile west OF here, on section
thirty, over a culvert. There is about seventy
five feet Of the bank gone The water /. being
drawn from the level. and active steps are being
taken To repair the breach at once, which WI
probably rot interrupt navigation over tw o or
three day. DIT fathest
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ie23 dts



VERY kAbCABLE& BEAUTIFIEFARM
WITH THE SIOCK, crops. Tools, Cattle 80
At AUCTIoN.-On TIT RSDAl MORNING the
2td instant. AZ Y o'clock, we will sell on the pr
Ses THAI valuable, hts hly cultivated and highly nm
proved arm known AS Spring iand. owned by ana A,
present The rat Idcnce # r.. Nuee. tSq late the
property al W. ID. Waiiach. Esq, containing about
hltS acres at land IN ser hgh state of cultivation
improved with over one thou sand choice fruit trees
grape vines. strawberry and asparagus reds, &c,
ne soil is very productive, bringing three tons
Ia' to the acre. For garden farm not 10 be sur
passed.
The bindings are comfortable dwelling, ice
mouse, harm. carriage house, corn house, poultry
yard. vegetable cellar, &c The { rm is distant
rom the Washington market AZ miles hy way OF
GeorSetown, ia mics 10y tue Long Bridge. an d
about miles fium AexaudTIa, well adapted for \
market garden or the residence of gentleman Doing
business IN The city.
Immediately after the farm is sold the Persona
Effects Will bs So d. as well alI the and
Kitchen furniture. stoves, crOckery, &c.
Also, the Farm stock and Implements, as
good tlorses, good Cows
arrIage. Wagons, Carts
PioUshs fIarrows, CutIvatcrs
Cradles, Roller. Drills, &c.
Also, Garden Tools. t-ueS. Re keS. Spades 4 q
with every thing necessary for gardening or rm:ng
A SO. the Crops IN the ground and secured. as
bsy. Oats. Rye. Potatoes, Corn. and Veg tahes
Terms for the farm liberal aud made known at sal
FoI the personal effects {: Under SIS cash: owe,
that amount 80 and g. days, for notes satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest.
jy 8-ts WALL a BARNARD. Aucts.
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DEPARTING JEWELRI
OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

JH e 20, 1853.
Sealed proposals will be received at this dsrar;-
ment until - O'Clock noon of Monday, the 9th of
August next. for ten millions OF stock OF the United
states TO he Iss"ei under the act of lih June IN
slant. SAID stock will be rembursabe IN = wears
from the list OF January next and bear interest AT
per centum per annnrn. PAYABLE semi annually on the
hrst DAYS of January and J uly Of each ear
No bud will he received below par and none for apy
traction OF one thousand dollars no bd will he con-
sldefed unless one per cent. OF the amount is pcs
Ited sub eCt to the order of the Secre tary of the
Treasury, with a d. postary of the United States
whose certificate of the same must ACCOMPANY
the BID. mail cases the bids must be unconditional
and without reference to bids of Others and rust
state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside OF the envelope Proposals for loan of 1852
and he addressed 10 the Secretary Of Treasure
Washington, ID. G. The sums which may he &c
cepted from aay bidder VIII he required In lie paid to
the deposI'ary ofthe United States nearest To his
residence, or ind Gated most convenient by him.
Should bids be accepted from parties mt residing
within the United States, they will he required to
deposlte the principal and premium with the assist
ant treasurers at Boston, New York. Pnla ephia
or New Orleans.
Certificates of stock for sums Of one thousand
dollars each, payable TO the successful bidders or
bearer, with coupons of Semi annual interest from
the LIST of January next, also payable to bearer at
tached thereto, will lie issued for the amount of the
accepted bids upon the certificates of depose 10 II
credit of the Treasurer of the United States with
the depOsitares of the United States. The stock
will IN all cases bear interest from the date of such
deposte. The interest from that date to the LIST of
January will he paid to the successful bidder or his
attorney by the depOstary where the deposi,e was
made.
Successful bidders will he required TO d opposite the
prncp pal and premium of their accepted bids on or
before the LIST day ofSeptembeT next. The preIimI-
nary depOslte of one per cent. will be Immediately
directed To be returned to the unsuc .ssfuI bidders
HOWELL COBB,
lie 2-lawtAug1 Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Revenue Cutter Harriet Lane

NORFOLK. July l5.-The revenue cutter Harriet
Lane arrived here Yesterday on pleasure cruise
Among the eVcur.ionists are Miss Harriet Lane
the niece OF President Buchanan; Hon Howell
Cobb, Secretary II the Treasury; Hon 4 wsd
SIR WIN. Gore ouslev; Count Sartigrs; Collector
Scheil and others. The party left at O'Clock for
Old Point, will proceed thence TO Annapolis
and then return 10 Washington
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New York Markets.

NV YORK. July Is Flour il dull sales Of
~ COS bb!>-; State closed at 9 -OaS] 90; Ohio
81 6haSi -.
Wheat is duh; sales I5.On bushels; Western
red sl.h2al Of; white - ujal 10.
Corn is dull sales Of II 900 bushels; mixed at
Pork unchanged; mess SIC 75aI6 g; prims
sl3 %. Lard steady at II sallh.
Whisky il steady az pic
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From ALBANY

ALBANY, July ia call for a meeting of the
American state Council on Tuesday August "a
VIII be ISSUED day. The representation will
hc one from each subordinate Council The
state Council fNes the time for tie American
state Conv' ntion.
The statement that a meeting If the directors
of the Central Railroad WAS held Yesterday for
the purpose ofdeclaring dividend is erroneous
IL was not dividend meeting, but simply b.
sinesS meeting Of the beard.
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IL The amount Of duties received at the Bal
timore Custom House for the week ending the
10th Of July, was II s2I 90. On Saturday, the
lO-h, alone hey amounted 10 STA .264 81
On Tuesday Of the current week the extraordi-
nary sum of S22 673 20 was received. and for n.
first three days Of this week, up TO Wednesday
evening, about SIO. 600 were paid
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EaIttmore oInykete
BALTIMORE. July 6-FIou

BALTIMORE, July I6.-FIour is steady and un-
changed
Wheat is steady; new red Sis. white 81 20a
Sl.30.
Corn is very firm, but without change
Whisky il steady.
Provisions arc finer