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EECEIPT rs

Bart5n stocker, IN 1hsr circular per Persia remark:
SPIRITS TuRPEsryE he, been fair request during the past
principally Of inferior lots merely merely echstabe order
fa prices The very quotation. again
reported f. the ether side has for tn. part kept
buyers OF the market and the export has been
entirely parties holding Jnnensl order The in.
quy from the home trade still continues lsh In fac no
change OF kind has occurred since last vary
report the market for this article throw light upon
its prospects, The Sale amounted to 1900 bos have been
at figures thin and quote closing prize
hapseS VIZ at the latter rate for prime shipping os
CsuDE TURPESrSE Is dull and quotations nominal The
stock The light the prospective receipts small
but buyers evnee an utter indifference the article The sales
cOMMOs kOss-I difficult 70 quote th. article ss..c.oy
In the absence considerable transactions; but
evident that late price. not sustained and that in order
effect sales considerable concession would be
whou, upoan. Of ay kind as are also The oer
quaes both being characterized duness
precision. We note sales OF $50 bbs medium At % ~ do
- ~ 600 Pale a. SiqS4 IS, as 70 quality.
Tar continues 70 be moderately iLqared for and in any
sarily be lsn- Price. unchanged.
ofLs-The demand for all descriptions continues very limited
but there drpos,on the part Of the trade press
u res at ul prices sales Of 80 bbs prime Crude Sperm in
a. waited a: previou. ..e. campsens eli.
PROFESSIONALS demand for Pork is fair bu. a. still lower
rates holders disposed 20 sell freely for future delivery NJ
freely offered Tor the part of sepembe a, Is IS ~
for Mess. 75or Sour M..s s. for GI Prime s. and
% oOd 10 tor Prime included in the bb Mes
al. o IL bs :. s ca 1s. T rd ins i'aGy
for C.aI'y Mess 80 for Repscled Mess and SO 75o
e "for Extra Beef Hams are du At lisa 10. Cut Meat,
heavy and inactive sales III hhds and Ter. a. &C. Tor
shoulder and sase or H.n. Lard rather heavy; the de.
lie Butter Is In fair request lsai6c for Ohio and i22o
for State Cheese firm at 4Qec.
kItE 10 cul At eJQ 81 81, = 100 -, o. to quality
suGAhs-The trade to-day has only been moderate We
aae 10 qGotsse ea2nse in prices s.es Porto Rico
97ie 425 hods Cuba al d5se and 245 hhd M.l.ds at
&c. Refined unchanged
sALrIW note the sale Of The cargo Of the brig Eliza 1000
bu.h Tux ls-nd, al IL. dl7c. ' -
inquiry Tor Coyerseed light s1asc Tim.
othy Is inactive at e2d&2 50 y busn
TOBACCO-There no, much doing sale. Of ~ b.Is, H..
a . %o5 Cienfaesos, part for export terms not
mas pubic u cases ssedeaf &c. 95 bales YsrS on
TALLoW-The market closes heavy sales Of 1900 n prime
a. u 4c Rough IA, Is steady az Tc. cash '
500 bblA a. 2;tc- "
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TUESDAY, Aug. l6-P. ".

TUESDAY, Aug. l6-P. N.
With one or two exceptions stocks were rather
lower this morning. ard the whole market was dull
throughout the session. The frnest stocks dealt in
were New York Central and Rock Island, for both Of
which the quotations were very we'll sustained. For
n. Y Central II was paid during the first call but
the stock was slightly lower afterwards. The West.
ern shares somewhat irregular. Gslena and
Rock Island holding at steady prices while for Mich
igan Central and Southern guaranteed the market
extremely dull aud lower Illinois Central was in
demand, but the business was unimpOrtant The
principal feature of the day sae of 600 shares
PSciic Mail at 3G73i sellers sixty, decline Of ?
cent since yesterday II is concluded from this rapid
decline and the strong demonstration made against
the stock, that The prospects of settlement of the
matters between the Company and Commodore Van
deibilt are lees encouraging than heretofore. The
business in State stocks was moderate, bu. prices
were generally firm. At the Second Board the
market was little irregular, but upon the whole
rather inactive. Galens advanced /, but nearly all
of the other prominent stocks were slightly low
er. United States Is of 1874 advanced TO l0li /.
The closing prices were for Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, 72I ai3; Missouri 6s, 81! ss2.; Nsw.York
Central, 7la7lI; Erie Railroad, 5a5!; Hudson
River Railroad, 81 a3ll; Harlem Railroad, 9s9,
Harlem Railroad Preferred, 3ii a3ia; Reading Rail-
road, Az a 49, Michigan Centr. Railroad, 42la42a
Michigan Southern Railroad, 81 81; Michigan South.
ern do. Preferred, q a2li; Panama Railroad. lis
all5l; Illinois Central Railroad, iIa6i} Gslens
and Chicago Railroad, 6ii a6ii; Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, lsi 1876 Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, 6ls 962; La Crosse and Mlwsukee Rail.
road, idsi City Improvement Company, 5a5I:
Illinois Central Bonds, Si 1851.
The market for foreign bills is quiet and without
change of importance Sterling is 100 ellOI. Francs
5.l7I a5.l5.
Freghts Liverpool 200 bales Cotton at 7-32 d.:
$500 bbls Flour at Is 3D.; 300 bbls Resin at Is Cd
To Glasgow, 800 bbls. Flour per vessel at 2s; 800
do per steamer at 3d.. Il coo BUSH Wheat per steam
er at 3d., in shippers bags. To Hamburg, $50 tun.
Lsguna Logwood at AS. Cd. To Rotterdam, 100 ,uns
Walnut Wood at s.. vessel of go tuus from
ST. Mays TO north side of Cuba and back to port
north of Cape Hst,eras at 42c. for Sugar and s. for
Aolasses A vessel Of 200 tuns from M.chia, to
Jamaica at & per tun for Lumber out and 81 per tuu
home. brig of 100 tuns from Jacksonville to New.
York with Boards and Saved Lumber al s.. A YES
sci OF 200 tuns from the South TO ST. Do ninyo and
thence to Bremen, and vessel Of 375 tqps to the
south aide of Cuba and back, both on private terms
The business Of The SubTreasuiy ws: Receipts,
$356,&S 5l-fos Customs, $!so0OO; Payments,
1885, 5i Is; Balance, $5,l93, &c. &c.
We srIsx comparative statement Of the
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nlarkets-Reported bv 1sl<ryapl.

NsNORLEAys, Aug Is -Csrrvs unchssesa; sale, .,.3sv
100 bales which 81 were cold 2lc Receipts to-day SO
bsi.s New Crop CoRS duI AID declined Sc sAs
LApELPBIA, Aug Is FLouR declined salss unmpoaat.
WHEAr declined Sd6t s.s Of 5000 busb White 80
81 81; Red at 81 $50 %. CosS sctis-; Yellow 7sc 0Ars
active but unchanged WHISKY dull At S6nc.
BALTIMORE, Aog l6FLouk steady; Howard street. t5 ~.
WHEAT unssd, but active sales today 1900 bush WAts
81 56el S Red 81 lod ST. ls Com steady, a. T297&c.
for White, ard 7.e for Yellow Provisions unchanged Wits.
firm.
BrFFALo, Aug lS-6 m:-FLons steady and demand mod
erae sales Cos bb - 7Sd S. IS for the whole range
t-r qnist sales bush for cid Chicago Spring Sc.
for Racine Club .f,st 70. for old Milwaukee Club c
foI No. Chicsso SpI 81 09i for Red Ohio. CoRN
sales eco BUSH prime Illinois ct Csc 100 BUSH do,
shost private Other grains quiet WHISKY ssesdy;
sales leo bbls 2ic. Lake IMPORTS: Soeo bbs Flour 1900
bush What 5000 BUSH Corn. 2O bush. Barley Canal Ex-
PORTS: 1900 bush Wheat, 4, 500 bush. Corn
Nkw ORLEANS, Aug 6CorroN Sales to-day 800 hales ths
closing the sales Of the ast three days add
bales the receipts 100 aans 400 for the tine
last wear SUGAR finn, at SIC for fair
CINCINNATI Aug l6FL OUR at - $685. IS for
Superfne WHEAT dull Red, Sd95c. White, 81 $50
81 TO- CoRS firm a. Scds5c. WHISKY active 24c. PRo-
VISIONS unchanged.
CHIcAco August II-FLoUR, steady. WHEAT, active aad
advanced &C. spring Corn closed with advancing
dsncy Sales 6c. Oars steady REcERrstod bbls.
Flour rs 600 bush Wheat 600 bush Com $50 bush O~ss
SHPNENrs-S00 bbs Flour 600 bush Whest 900 buah.
Corn.
OswEGo Aug Ill Flour uuchanesd sales 500 eels.
WHEAT Milling dsm,nded; Gales 5000 bush Nil
wsuie. Club including 100 bush Illinois at 7l72c CANAK.
FRtGHTs dan and unchanged LAKE IMPORTS 49, 800 bush.
Whest CANAL SHIPMENTS, light
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CROTON WATER.
10 ne Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

10 ne Editor Of The ~ Y Tribune.
SIR: At the request Of the Croton Board, and in
company with the President and Assistant Engineer,
! visited the Croton dam and traversed the entire
length of the lake in boat, taking samples of the
water from different places. Judging from the odor
and taste i could discover nothing which not
common 10 all brook water after heavy rains such as
there have recently been in that vicinity. What taste
and odor there was resembed that found in the water
n the city. am of the opinion that few days of
clear weather will entirely do away wi h all unpleasant
TASTE Even If it should continue in its present con-
ditOn, apprehend there is nothing in it that could
be considered unwholesome. In the course of few
days will be able to report to the Croton Board the
result Of chemical and microscopcal examination of
the water taken from the reservoirs and other places
JAMES r. Chiffon NJ D., Chemist.
N<,c- York, Aug. l6, 1859.
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ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON STATEN ISLAND BOAT

ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON STATEN ISLAND BOAT.
n eAs Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune
SIR: Some weeks since i noticed in your paper an
aecoult Of ruisny assault one Of the Staten Island
beats. witnessed this day another, which surpassed
IN upprovoked brutality anything / have ever wit
nessed saw man Of powerful frame, after gather
pv q crowd about him by his actions draw police
msns bludgeon brandish il awhile and lay il with his
whole strength the head of an inofensive German,
who bed prousey and fairly Frustrated for the
napdsr OF the journey he then brought his club down
upon the shoulder Of another man with much force
a. to shetter the club into fragments and ended with
challenging "every son Of a - on the Ship" and
sae German in particular who on the upper deck
because he had given to his feelings the unpro-
voked attack. Some ten minutes afterward, i tper-
osived fresh uproar and this rufisn in conflict
with the German whom he had challenged whom,
he Of about twice his strength, he
Thcn noticed his desperate exertons To pitch some
overheard. During all this time interfered
Sn behalf Of the poor fellows thus butaly sailed,
although loud expressions of sympathy were uttered
SOr them. l cannot blame any one as no doubt the
officers had ample work TO do in attending to the boat
and crowd is notorously helpless. For myself have
only " say, what perhaps great may others might
urge that the Of those had in charge precu1ed
ints renee. think, however, that on bosts where
srch frequently the city might spare
policeman, around whom l have no doubt, the we'll
disposed would rally in such cases. In the present in
stance not only observ ant OF what took place.
.bu. conversed with the poor man whose head was
split, and am satisfied that he IN way offered provo
cation.
Mex York, Aus. l6
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FIRE IN SOUTH SrxEEJ.-Last evening FIRE broke
out On the upper floor of No. o. South street. occupied
BY Dunhsm Il Dmon, merchants, but WA speedily
extingushe3 by the firemen before much damage &C.
Cured. The second floor is occupied by the mer-
chants Poles, and the first story shipping Office
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown bu. is supposed to
have been caused by the spontaneous combustion of
quantity Of rsgs pseked in bags and stored IN the
upper psIt Of the premises.
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dispatch from Cincinnati, dated August II, says:
"A meeting of the creditors of Haron, Wilson H.
Stevens was held yesterday. Their liabilities are put
down at SIS OOO and their nominal assets a. 81 O0e.
About geo 600 of the liabilities are here, and the bal
ance in the East. The house ask permission to so
into liquidation. A committee has been appointed to
report on the subject
The Quarterly Statements Of the Banks for 9th
June having been published, we now annex State
ment of the Capital and Net Profits of each on that
day. (deductng expenses from potts. with the per
oentage of Specie to Deposits at the close of last
week:
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On gross deposits
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks for the

The London EeOnomist, received by the City of
Baltimore publishes the Board of Tfade returns Of the
trade of the United Kingdom for the six months end
ing June 30, 1859. The total exports fer the Elk
months were f63 OO3, 49, against sj3, 467 ,sOi in
1853, and SEQ $40, 3Sl in 1857. From these returns
We have compiled the following comparative table,
sbowirg the export far specified to the United
States and the total exports OF the same articles to
al countries for the first six months of 1853 aud 1859
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TO ARRIVE!
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Embellishments. l6.
Cleared.

SeamshiPs-Roanoke. Couch, Norfolk, Ludlam Hencken
Thomas swami Ramsey Baltimore, H. 3. Cromwell Co
o.. sap.ake Crowell, Portland H. B.Cromwen Co. Locust
Point French Savannah, h b. Cromwell Co. Persia
JudkiDs, Liverpool, l.. Cunard w
ship-Hermne, Stiick.r Calso. A. Lsdd l. Co.
BarksJ A Lee, Christian, Demerara; ZnsareIa Bunker
Aichnrnd Ann y Grant; Swan Richmond. C. 4. Person
Bnr-J w. Copsdon Lincoln, Wilmington, Mora Bros Ma
Co Lady Chapman Cooper kits smith Jones
l. Go. Layaces, Psrter Lsvscc., Tsliair Horn.
SchoolersC. l.. Buck. Grover, Salem, r. r. Buck Co
Mechanic Cahoop, Washington, Norcross 4 Prince; T. Ii.
FammeI Doggy, Wimingon Dolner Potter; Chief Foua-
Bedeili Sarah MaIis, Underhill g., Pierre, master.
sloop-Amsrica StsdmsD, Bristol, master
stsamerssphis, Green, Philadelphia, NJ Briggs Ironsdes.
vsndeveer Philadelphia, Bsp Quaker City Godfrey Phs:
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RYe.Ls
src. Ian. I......... sR7ls,f77 s3e,eCs ~ So 1858
Mr.. Marsh has to-day entered upon his du;es as
Receiver of the Ere Railroad The rosf i said 70 be
in srs.rste order and capable Of doing very large
business without further expenditure repairs Of rosd
or equpsge. meeting of the four trunk ines TO tue
West, will be held at Niagara on Thursday. Inc
Baltimore and Ohio Road Will be represented by Mr..
Garra.t the Pennsylvania Central by Mr.. Thompson
and the New-York Central by Mr.. Corning. 1t i not
vet known who viii attend on behalf OF the Ere
The shipment of specie tomorrow will not Dc large
between $500, 600 .pd 100000 The Saturday boats
take gold at cent less freight, and are consequently
the favorites.
The movement Of grain at the Wet is becoming
more active, and the roads running into Chicago are
busily employed in transporting il. The Illinois Cen
.rsl brought IN forty carloads on Monday, and the
Rock leland transported thirty thousand bushels IN
two days.
In the money market we notice no important change
The banks get nearly all the paper they need a. y
cent In the discount houses short paper lie wanted,
and is no. plenty. Very prime short dates goes q. "a
~ cent. -Four and six monihs paper Of lesdiog
names goes at gag v cent.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrants
and Specie quotations for the week, corrected for US
from the rates current st the Banking Ohics OF
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Receipts Of Produce.

~ Hsd.on kir1 Railroad 70, tie Week ending Aug ls
isS-!'7 bead Cattle, 20 do l2 do. Sheep DO Hor.e.
do Hos "a pkss. Butter 1874 do Cheese. - do Poultry
. 90 Eis ~ 90 Ashes do sruit alo Do Paper, 10 bbs
.hn d. WHISKY, 81 do Ale and Beer DO Flour IS DO
apples So bushs. Potatoes s bales BAY do HOPS, so, do
Mix. ~ ''' i''''o gas
TOTAL BY ALL RoyrEs, Are 49, 1859 -os7 bbs Flour se
On nsu $40 bush hest "a so do. Corn 900 DO Oats 600
90 AA IA DO Rye, 9ia pks. WHISKY 50 90 AsOes s. do
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The weather yesterday was delightfully."- cool, and
the promenade was thronged during the afternoon
with pleasure pedestrians Thus far we have
he'd but few days OF oppressive heat, and taken in
I'll, the Summer has been one of the pleasantes.
within the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
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Albany Live stock Market.
lR,pored for THsN Y rsisusE-

WYSr ALssSy, An9 ID. ltda
Tr<-- 4. A., .upr'x ,ssiu this week, d
- s,se, ,se E..,e,a yu Tue, 1s bayas fau :
.Iy ro more, thAn asss aod have the command OF %
prices cotceIu-f AZ 10 - We cAnoS 40
sur,. otn las, s',h pics ,fh sh aoas ne's ~ 80
gh OF be bss ots soi fSr r. better than ss ADJ
sone ether grades brought sss would b. an onset We
O.,Iry 1id4,c; secoud Quality, Sa&; Third Quality,
sd3{c.; l. s..i.r. 2idsc, he marie e.osioe dull .
r.. TO- Al rrc.ts week foot 500 asad, and were dA-
tsbu,s ,hroush the dis r-p, yses here olows; Al NINA
2icO; Hunters, sSo GallupS S1. -,
slEs-P Bur - State a. a! each, weight sSoa. SIS D.
Yok: Jsu.s Ware 81 Ken uky averseine lS57 70 ct
I. Gilmore, 10 Ssre at "a weigh say 20 esch Pipsr,
Co s. fair Oh. ., seou, Scott AIs--ae ioS Ken
tuciv. s. y 70 they averaged lSa y. each sam Hous
Icy IS nice STATE sverssine 9 80, fd Ses.nsh
sssii 4c seller s>ys be could have sct &c ss
wee. Crosby Gissou, ~ STATE At each OF seoat WI
Chas Pee,s a Ohs at sc averaging lss 10 Tsnnns'
cheap rpoesh aobsr, Reed s Ohio ct $50 So wetsht ~ ~
D Yoyk Craig +ss,od Canals at ns.s vs M .
" Caryer,5 Indiana st - each, weight se.u gs' D.
Nv Psms Is k;esassy a. .ts, . iss:fn 20 c.t
sp4sr s" Cspsds sverseiOs $50 at Sc Srown S.ss
Il ga y bed weigh, sbou sc' n York; WINS Ae,,
lucky at $50 bad average .oSa. %, T.9r;
Johnson o. State At So each, ssS 30 B. IL the bsef
OF Re.v.s toos Eat, ". nstisc 70, bhsason; a.
McD % ga wm sc"'St 10 s M ,ohs FAD 81; W II
Andrews 81, John Cook, s. Micah Wh,se p ~ leo
For Proyiaei ce-J T. Co psock GO May, OIL i0sA iS!
And several small lots 1r Springfield and "orsessi: H.
filed the market aud nothing But ne eee
auaiss sdns these at low hsufrs We quote e1zs
ast c.R n.Gw ,A Sa,ss:sd - nSs head
sold iss FAT Ohio Sheep, TO 90 to sarsoss SPRING. " ss0
each -
Tn. following il our comparative statement Of receipts 40
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COMMITTED THE CHARGE OF ARsoy.-Yester-
day. John McGrah and Francis McGsh brought be-
ell the charge Of In having
liquor occupied BY them Third avenue 0owanus
Wednesday night Of last week John McGra proved
when the fire broke but the evidence
Seston 10 Francis mcGrsh enough the
Grnud jury,
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BY reducing the Wheat to Flour, M. dedSiency Of
the receipt. of 1850 equal 20 lS 100 bbs. Flour.
The receipts at .iiews;er Of re principal articles
Of produce from the opening ri the Canals 10 and in
,luhirr The li,h inst. have been as follow:
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TBE FIRE IN FURsAs srREET.-The amount {
ansge by the burning Of the VGcan Mustard Mills il Furma
ssee Sunday, Is estimated at about 5000 upon wbic
Of 800 In the Hamilton and firee1l
Trust Insurance Companies The Of the mills is M
ChaIes Bogert-
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A,~

TUESDAY, Aug l6 1850.
AsUraTb. u.r.., il heavy sales Of 20 bhs, in lot, st
s52S Pearls easier; Salss OF 20 bbls a. % D. eao
COFFEE-Maraeaibo has been In demand Tor export
bsss for puyose terms fep prgAe NO
The owing TO thr recent tansstou snS
advanced peet Of hoees no sales having oeen 'e
moment. ,oo
COTTON-The market has been fl only So bales are 'e
pof,sd. We revise nj quotations 80 follows;
cLAssvicArIon go $500.
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Acc1DENT.-On returning from false alarm Of fire
q Monday night Hose no 3turDec the Of First
North Biz sharp breaking the reel
damaging the carriage. No person was injured.
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BuRGLARY.-About IL O'Clock yesterday, the hous
sf Mrs Smith, Bedford Ross street,
and about s25 worth Of plate and jewelry stolen.
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DRowsED.-Tbe body of unknown man was
yAed up river at the foot Of Sullivan Monday
evening The Of medium hight about 50
aee with eide wbiske and dark hair dressed IN white pants
hue shirt and ock coat Ii tsAen the dead house for
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IAdveftisemenGl
BRADY'S GALLEE

Has REMOVED from No $50 Broadway No. SIS BrOadwsy
opsper<f Bleccker-ss.
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E~CeesroS ~ AID OF CHuRcH.-Yesterdsy the
kesevclent societies Of St. Bonifacixs Of this city,
snd 81. Antonio, Of Nev-York made IN excursion to
Myrtle avenue Park the object being to collect funds
IN aid Of the churches to which they belong. The
Brscyn association wore blue regsls and the New
Yuk society yellow regsla. The marshal Of the day
was Mr.. Adam Hsnft. Two bands Of music accom-
r>apied them.
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Steamship J,mes Adser Adams Charleston mdss. and pass
Ship srzeIl.nd Trash, Liverpool July md.. and p.s
40 pass 70 Henrins., Muller 0o.ins ''' ''''' '-A
Bari Ind. rru'an Wagner Newcastle So days. coal H.
Brig Msl,6sl Ney of W.ren, Lm. s. Paul W C. A, 50
chtlass .s:sl nas 10 jsas. ,11 . VIE s
ysa po ns Rse!:9n 1s.ys Of R: died
Tar s. day.. frui, Dudlh Co. '''' '-' ''''-'
s9 T.msh tBr) Grow, Maitland, N S. 10 days. plaster 10
Brig Acadisn tBr LockhAI Windsor N s. 10 days. plaster
Big samuel French Parl. Passport days. latin. pclsts
n If nc oil 70 90 Ster Ass - IN mike
came of same esy the brig received no damage
Biz saDPsrd Brh CsId Windsor, N s. days. plaster TO
ssaT I ELECT, Mour,. Mentor Italy July osr.r
IS S .past TO w MI 5 LSd 9oesI July 49, A IS g Sn
oo ~Las and . DO sperm oil sam. time whale bark
saI 's i1i sss f Red T. M e.
n hossuth Peitens Boston days mdss. 8. w. Lewis
seh Eliza Catherine Br) johnson, Eeuthsra 10 days. fruit
scbr Vendov- tof Rockland) Harding Hul.boro n g. 10
days, plaster TO Walter TompkiDs
sehr voiP'y tBr Wsyco, ST. Andrews, NJ b. days. lathe
rs s,hI %sen tBr Wren. S.; Andrew, B. lA. TO 2.
schr Howard Baker, Boston days md.e to W. Lewis
schr. Kidder Co., Fletcher Bangor day. humber TO
msster "
sehr Geo,ss Lonsfeuow, Macha. day, lumber to T. n
sepr Captain John Smith, Providence. days, in ballast
schr Lady Adams. Davis. FToSidence adsy. in Sslis.
sehr Argus, NSri: sOme.e. 2 d.y., iq ballast
schr Spencer d., Mspes R9ndanr coal for Br00khaven
ssr k ksS4: D; well ss y ballast
scsr Ham. s.x,sr Mscss. d.y: .p. % nns'ss'
%.Sissf,5 sys., New Be- ;s s. in ballast.
E Eps ts s.y s.f .s. . ia p
gas .s. sSa .Ss N "a
ps.. to r. rsIkin,
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DryuTY STREET CoMMIssIcSER.-Mr. VIM. w
~srdDey been appointed Deputy Street Commissoner,
xShee Of the late VIM. y Lawrence, 6-ceased
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The declared value of the imports for the five months
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ISIS ard 1853 was:
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