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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
sad CaauaItY.

On Monday last, the youngest daughter
of VIM. CADY, of this place, fell backwards
into pail of scalding water which had just
been taken from the stove, burning her very
severely about the lower part of the body.
For a time her life was de4paired Of, but it
is thought she may get along.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14

urfiends in the Eastern part OF the county will
ticc the advertisement OF s. W. OWES, of Dsileyuein
other column He has received aud is weekly receiving
direct from the Eastern Cities beauifdFa and Winter
Goods Of the latest and best styles and foil assortment
of all other Goods, which c offers at greatly reduced
prices to which he invites the attention Of the people of
Bellevue and vicinity.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14

Thornton, who shot down Mr.. Charles in
the streets of ST. Louis not long ago, has
been sentenced to be hung on the llth of
November next. He was imperturable dur
ing the trial and when sentenced.
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Mr.. John Smith, of Andoyer, has pre-
sented to the Free Church, ir that town,
property valued at about $4,000. Tho
edifce occupied by the church, and the
laDd upon which it stood, are Included in
the gift,
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Hqenan, the "Benicis Boy publishos,he
following card; rr.rs g,,
New YoRK, Oct 10.

New YoRK, Oct 10.
have been Informed through the medi-
um of the public press, and from those who
were present and heard him, that Mr.. Nor
rissey stated a few days since, that he would
fight any man in the world, and me in par
tIcnlar, for $4,000. If this be indeed Mr..
Morrissey's wish, shall be most happy to
accommodate him, either before CRATER my
contest with Sayers for the championship
OF England. will put up forfeit TO fight
him for $4,000 at the time and place that
may be mutually agreed upon according to
the rules Of the prize ring.
(Signed) JOHN @. KEENAN,.
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Toledo g. Wabash Railway.
Es. g. @E


THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE FROM
Toledo to St Louis Springfield jacksonville Decaeur,
Naples, Quincy, st. Joseph, Memphis, Nicksburg,
New Orleans, md all points in the South West.
ON and after SUNDAY April q, 1852 Passenger
" Trains will leave "Unon Depot" TOLEDO daily, as
follows:
Express $40 A. NJ; Fort Wayne 2l5 P. NJ; Peru sos
p. NJ Logansport 5:55 p NJ; Lafayette 7:45 p NJ; ar
rive at State Line at 9:45 P. NJ. except Sundays.
Mail Express at lo:l5P NJ; Fort Wayne PAS A. MI
Peru, $40 A. NJ Logansport 5;55 A. M Lafayette, 7;40
A. NJ arrive at State Line $3.50 A. NJ except Sundays.
Leave STATE LINE, H.:
Mail Express at 430 A. NJ; Lafayette $40 A. NJ; Lo-
gansport $3.50 A. NJ Peru 9lO A. NJ; Fort Wayne 1855
4. NJ. arrive at Toledo 4;30 pm.
Express $40 r. NJ Lafayette ll:l0 P. NJ; Logansport
loo A. NJ; Peru l40 A. NJ; Fort Wayne 4:15 A. NJ;
arrive at Toledo s;45 A. NJ.
The above trans make the following direct and relia
BILE connections Westward at Ft. Waynewth Pttsburg
Ft Wayne & Chicago Rail Road at Peru with the Peru
and indianapolis r. R.. at Logansport with the Cincin-
natl and Chicago r. r. at Lafayette with the Lafayette
and indianapolis and New Albany aud Salem r. r.; at
Toono and Decatur with the Illinois Central r. r.; at
Springfield, with the st. Louis Alton and Chicago R. r.
EastwardAt Toledo with the Detroit and Toledo and
Cleveland and Toledo Railroads for all paints Fast.
Sleeping attached To each Night Train.
Through reight leaves Toledo at 100 p NJ.
Do do arrives at Toledo at 5:15A M.
GEO. II. BURROWS, Gen. Supt.|
G. W. BARTLETT Gen'l Ticket Agt
Gen. Supts Office, Toledo, o.. April %, 1859.
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/ Special NOtiees.an nn
During the sdmmcr that has lust passed

t SEQ Advertisement or Iir. saniofds luslgofntor
aud Family ca,hpriie pills IN Anothercolumu. 27yi
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9remuut. Sournal.
Local ana l6isceIlapsous 1atiess.


We nave the iuost beautiful forms ofpecda Mortages,
Qait clsms and An kinds of Jusces hna votoes other
Blanks for rale at Al tuiea AZ tie JouRSAL oSSicn
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All descriptions O. job Printing neatly and expedi-
ously dom and ON reasonable terms ~ you desire any
such work cill a. the JoURSku 0FFicz. -a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14

To Contractors.
@ EALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Recorders
- Office Of the village Of Fremont until the 18th day Of
October 1850 for the construction ofa sidewalks hereto
fore ordered to be- and notbuit upon Pike Croghan
risOn, Market, Msne and Front streets. The sidewalks
Pike and south side Of COghan streets to be Eve feet we
north side Of Croghan six feet wde and Garrison Mar
ket and Main Streets four feet wide and built Of pine plank
not than foot wide less than inches thick
laid lengthwse ohk sngers not less than four inches
square than four feet apart; the sidewalk
Front street to he brick Gag width Of the
other sidewalks said street. with stone curb the whole
to be completed by the first day Of November next.
BY order Of the Council.
J, BARTLETT,
Recorder of the village of Fremont.
Sept. e7th. 1859. 3Sw2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
November Appointments, 1869.
e. III. SANDS, NJ. ID.
UripathiC Physician and Surgeon.

Graduate in sI3 Of the College Of Physicians and Sur
geons Of the city of New York. and fifteen years expert
years in the city Of New York Two years experience in
that immense hospital for the treatment of diseases of
every grade and character the
CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK,
About 1000 cases of Medical and Surgical Diseases come
annually under the treatment OF tho Physicians and Sur
geons Of this Institution.
Dr. Sands pupil of the late Dr. Sweet Professor Of
Diseases Of the Lungs to the City Hospital and to the
University ftho city Of New York; also. student and
John Watson and A. W. Stevens Of the City Hospital Of
New York.
DR.. Sands by the symptoms and an examination of the
"a vial Of nrne detects with certainty the nature Of
the dsease without the patient applying in person, If at
anv time ineonvenient
Persons desiring knowledge Of the diseases
with which they afflicted may rely with implicit con-
ndence, upon having impaired to hcn true statement
BOTANIC REMEDIES.
No calomel or other deleterous drugs used.
No Charge for Consultation.
During every month in the year. DR.. Sands may be
suited at the following places Visits viii be made
Cleveland, American House, Nov 9th,
Norwalk. American House, llth,
Fremont, Kesslcr's Hotel, 18th,
Tihn, ShawRn House, =" 18th,
Renton, Egin's Hotel, 1Ith
Bucyrus johnson House, 18th,
All Chronic long standing diseases, Of the Brain
Iungs-Liver-Stomacha and Spine-skin--syph-
little Scrofulous sdseasesSurgica Diseases
Of Females successfully treated; when given up
by the most skillfu physicians.
Richmond Ashtabula Co, Ohio.
nR SANDS II feel grateful to YOU for the benefits
ceved at your hands, an instrument from God have
been afflicted for 20 years with sick headache a
rhea-the uterous resting the rectum like n weight
which caused great deal of pain weakness aud auguo
have taken only two of your prescriptions consider
myself WE'LL which never expected in this lfebut all
the thanks be acrbed to vOu for health May God bess
your basket and store and have with efforts
June, 1859. MRs. NJ. MERRMAS
Persons sending history Of their illness with symp
toms and appearance Of urine, enclosing three dollars
will receive medicine with directions for one months
treatment Address Dr. L. II. Sands Cleveand:stating
town county, and State.
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On the Fremontand Indiana Road for Fsstori,. dali,
except Sundays, at o'clock D. m. ~
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Manufactured and Sold wholesale and Retail by the
OleOsiand Ss'Oia9 Machine Company,
BENZ. s. PORTER, Travelling Agent
list Of PRICES.
sept. and Oct. Appointments.

nR. J. r. LYONS, the celebrated In
- dian Herb Doctor can be consulted at the following
places every month during $4,000:
Cleveland Ofhee ls4 Superior street, (in Smith and
Pannells brick bock) Office days In Cleveland as
follows;lst ID lt, 18TH 18th, 24h, 18th, 2oth sst
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14

Graduate in sI3 Of the College Of Physicians and Sur
geons Of the city Of New York. and fifteen years exper
in the treatment Of Acute and Chronic Diseaseten
in the city Of New York Two years experience In
that immense hospital for the treatment of diseases Of
every grade and character the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-10-14
FREMONT PRICE CURRENT.

nd Miss EUNIoE f. daughter OF James Levi Fall ofToy
md township. .-
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From The foregoing sa.emen. appears that, notwith
Standing tho pervadpg stagnaton Of business aud
gency Of money affairs At the west coupled with three
irom the road have proved amply sufficient TO defray all
operating expenses and also to meet the entire interest
upon the bonded indebtedness Of the company. may,
therefore be regarded as dernonssrssed that degree
material and financial strength capacity nheres the
road sufficient not only to prove 70 be self sustaining,
but rewarding and remunerave to s owners and that
too, under the unusual Disadvantages above mentioned
The present inability Of the company promptly meet
Of employing the means usually applicable thereto 70
other and indispensable objects During the past year
found essential to the successful operation OF the road
to increase hs equipment Of power and rolling machinery
accordingly locomotives and purchased to the
Of SIS OC0 Within the period expenditures
Of s45 GOO made in graveIng and fencing the
road and building grain warehouses, and superadded
thereto expenses Of SIS 900 incident carrying
successful the recent compromise arrange
ment entered into between the various classes OF
OF The company. Tne extraordinary damages sustained
by Of the great eshet Of last season. by which the
numerous culver and other expensive structures, re-
qured an outlay Of 70 restore the road to its
original uaeiuness These large expenditures, no:
y1ve thousand dollars, were made directly from the
monthly earnings Of the road, and indicate the occasion
OF the temporary indulgence sought OF the first bond
holders The present and future prospects Of the road
never more hopeful and encouraging. very large
recently harvested throughout the wabash Valley, and
the yield OF corn promises to be very abundant Other
elements Of advantage and prosperity will soon be
cured by the completion and opening OF two important
lines Of tributary railways Toe Logansport, Peoria and
Burlington Railroad Is in forward state the iron AID
supersructon is being eid and it is expected that
will be ready for the passage Of trains early in November
next The completion Of this great trunk line gives the
shortest and moot practicable route from Burlington and
Central lo~a 10 all Eastern States, and win draw vast
traffic upon the road OF this company from OF the
moot extensive and richest sections OF country 10 the
West During the present season the Quincy aud Palmyra
Rsilroad will be in successful operation, thus filing up
the only remaining link Of rail communication to st.
Joseph, Missouri The completion Of these great works.
combined with the large incoming crops and unuetak
able indications Of revival busnegs at the West
furnsh substantial grounds for confidence In the
euccefs Of the road the belief interest no
deferred will be promptly met at tbs data heretofore
FAMED Those parties holding coupons maturing on the
LIST proxmo will be allowed interest for perioi there
after held. A. BOODY, President.
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Superior court-c.o.ra, Term.

Present Bon. Judges Hoffman, Woodruff and Monc-ief
July Is William A. Scott Us. The Ocean Bank of Nett
loTk-A Few trial ordered, costs to abide event.
Cdlrin b. Dftdlee ct al. John A. CoYbex Judgment
Affirmed with costs
Attloh Fisher ct al rs Addison G.. Jerome This was an
from case tried by jury, in which the litigation
had puI ssed ssocsjobbng transaction The defendants
ahar SOCKS on account OF the plaintiff and the
80 oareat i.paIa.ed the transaction Subsequently Il
~, AZ :. se me stocks at the market prise and d.
sne ofses between the two partics Tbe defendants
no seng o. the right time the paintas s,es Sar sheir
mae o. zoe oss There nothing In the ev,dsnce In
NAY ne esreeent thug entered into bas hesn 81
assoe ana appeared that was az much Inc d,,r ~ "
Parry % VIC otner @ have thai arrangement cs,S s
Inc Jafy estimated ce loss certain nrica S ou..
was depfecmtDg, ana the Court would not se so:k
me Judgment OF the jury. Judgment affirmed 'e Will
EaisW Hauw. Beryasia B. KrenM--New tr;s, or,o,
costs TO abide event. " "i@i",oerec;
Jesse x Hatfield rs. Nary e. Darisr.-1uarosn, =,
frmed, with costs. ~'s"ea' az
Zachary Peck rs TIE Nee York and Lis.yp,o, ,,;,,
MATES Steamship Conlpdny-Thn WIS., an act,on s.,s
OF the contract Tor building furn shinp two s,as
cir pe for The Collins ne made By Mr. Coins and Ne ~
Webb Of Ibis city. The bad been referred n a
refer ee, wbo had found for the plaintiff but Inc min
qucsthn was whether tho suit was not barred Nv ~
statute OF limitations and decide that nont was .be
object o. the appeal The Court held that Mr. peck,s
sented and eetered at toe Cuso House. and not al the
perod when she accounts between toe contracting oar.
ties were usiy adjusted and receipts given odg men.
reversed and rev trial ordered.
Lovisa Sen rs ~, J.firsn, L1surascs C5pang--
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II ELP wANTED-ALL RESPECTABLE MEN SEEKING
% sioud apply Tssshsnss csiis Sessry
Il in % n, I'D
into daily M,ercoprss with mostly all The leading drums 10 the
& rh s &.
sssns slss s
bogus offices which were then 10 the CITY:
houies in the city from time 70 time in the Herald who
applied 70 for help for the purpose Of having bat
s q
By telling them had canvassers when I had not 1
no. only have my regular canyassers but have always
also do The clerks in employ; and though do pro
fees % secure s1aons for WHO applies to
net use every effort ia my 70 procure suaons mol
only those employed by me- but b. spsrng expense
dssiones oussout he 6nse s.ses Se
grAss Hh hsp editorial noees which public
Would so beg % safe hat am no ,eIson 70 he 01 ired
physician 20 that have not et gn wealthy In three
torl be Able get any situation without bsag paid
for dong 30 but always sand ready TO help those who
bare no @ and &c ma
ss aaa 40 ,sa Ss ~ % M sach a. M
be honorable though never copy scr
any man. have been obliged TO make these rensrks
with any siar name recendS started and VII,
were 20 esneTp6e as 70 aasa ne because advertised
them 20 fee IN edance and sn say dsn Ss
they call Office Ny are no c1m mission in adj
.snce whih means per cennse charge on the first
charge rominal egsv fee WheD the registered on
ny So9ss to- to pay &c &C. as might not DO
Ny REFERENCES and full pacnlsrs be had by applying
two tiAmpS. Bours nine to Ave- VIM j. RsDPATa
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JodgEnen reversed srd 1sw ,.ia nrueu u'sss p~A
IN reduce arsoont TO 9! $50 aud interest
Luis s. Law u.s. john Wesierssls -Jsiguens reverse
and ne " trial ordsred coss tsel1c'ns cos.s e ps.'
WIS arresl on Defendants sPoea c'ss W p'i'n"u W
abide event - 49,, VA, 80
ASIDE nd sea, oso saos I Is1 ISL
Ssm,l b Rr&dford cs The Gresnylcs Irsun0rcs Com
panv-Judemen, affirmed. with costs
~ N,choics Insurance Company rs, 7he NercaRts Va
,ay Ls,,,arce Co=spany Judgmsnt sfrmed with coe's
Jancs Cain rs. George Little & a,-Judsmsnt affirmed
~ith costs,
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EscApE OF RHE SECOND MATS or raE BARs
RAwliNs henry Sloan, second mate Of the bark a.
Rawins tried, convicted and sentenced 10 three Yeas
Imprisonment in the penentsry ut Washington d. G.,
ard dollars npe for manslaugher up0a inc
high seas made good his escape from our county jail on
last Friday night The jaior in the morning found the
cell and trap doors open, and the bird lown-Apadshs'
cola (Fla.) Advertiser, July 20.
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OBSERVATORY, WASHINGTON

PRICES OF SLAVES IN RIcHMoND.--In response
W the many Inquiries made from persons at az
10 the prices slaves Commanding this market, We
publish the annexed statement, furnished by reliable
authority NO. men, 20 TO 20 years old fro 81 $50 %
81 500 best grown girls, II to 20 yesrs DID, from 81 2T5
81 S26 girls from i6 to II years old 81 $50 $50;
girls from IL 70 10 years old ooc TO 81 100 best plough
70 II years old, 81 to 1875; boys from IL to Is
years cid, 81, 100 to $1,000 Likely families and also
boys and girs command high prices there are several
gentlemen 10 the market who purchasing for their
own plantations in the Sou.h.-Richmon5 III pa.ei,
.JKlv 49, 10y
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY 49, ls59-TR1PLE SHEET.

TIE philadelphia Ispers p.Sl'sh the following letter
lreN The director Of re United States Mint
MINI THx UNITED STATES
pHiiApEiIHIA, July %, 1869.
DS.R eR.- rpe pew cent is legal tender for aay
amount. Neither was the copper OF former
h.ms legal tender for any sun.
rntv are "lswfu ccins, and authorized 70 "psss
rent ar money! hut they are not expressly made legal
tender IN payment VI deos. .ta
rbs construction Of the United States prohibits the States
fss prOsieon 70 the States does not apply expressly
10 Congress- but the principle perhaps does. at al eveat
ers sos svsr
Director Of the Miut
TIE Toledo and Wabash Railroad Company have Issued
the following circular notifying their bondnolders that the
eres. on their bonds viii not be paid the Int Of Au
gust The directors to think that in the course Of
ninety days or 30 they will be enabled 70 take up the cou
pops They appear time since to have been pscet
In dilemma between payn their interest or equlpping
their road for large fall busuess They had not means
10 do and choee the latter the best for tue
Of The company The compilation Of the Iogans
port road will largely increase the business Of this ne
OFFICE TOLEDO AND WABASH RAMaoAD CoMpAxY,l
Ia EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW York, July 26. 1859
this company, accruiDg On the LIST proxmo, viii not be
paid maturity, the company askicg temporary ndu
annexed exhibit indicates gross earnings OF the road
during the twelve months ending June 80, viz
Jaly.. $7os6o 40 JanuAfy...... $S9,062 10
August. 1i234t 81 February...... 39,750 SO
sepEmber...... 10349l IA harCh......... 6l,724 "a
October. 96083 67 April. 6s ,9l8 20
November 49,. 63,6n SO Asy........... 90 Q68 az
December...... 500 40 June.......... 6s,4sl %
Tosl. .$s20,778 90
Actual operating expenses for the period Sc
Net earnings. $4l4,52S 40
One years interest on the entire bonds CT the
company 10 70 witt
S3 AGO, GOO first mortgage. $23s 900
2,boe, 900 second mortgage. $4,000
--- 413 900 90
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fREi0H5S--to Lverpooi about 900 bales OF cotton
were engaged. including compressed at I'D and upcom.
pressed a. 800 oois rosD at Is 800 boxes cheese
oy steamer O. 2Ss, aud Is hhds tobacco at 90 3d. To
LONDON % bes. SPIRITS were engaged at 5s 200 bbs
pork at p & and 50 bbls spirits turpentipe al Sc
Nothing new Of moment TRANSFERRED In shipment, to the
Continent.
Flsn Dry cod was unchanged. The last GALES were
made within the range OK 81 81 81 62 MAckerel were
quiet, while herring we're duh and sslee light
FRrrr -Sales Of 100 bales Lausueioe auonis were
81 so. 80 ~
HAY The market was steady. With Sales OF lev hun
dfec bales for Shipment at 6tc. Il 15c.
HOPS were schne IN small los FOR Immediate use a. So
fl4 iof Toe crop OF 1883. Reports from the int dor
speak OF The growing crop being late and h Al the pro
uffs OF a ful yield 70 81 no rsearg encouraging
BBnP vas QUIET Wo quote Ssnilis u exc exc and
jnte At $50 while lump vas nominal
GusyY Crom -Saios Of 100 bales full STANDARD, were
made at I25Sc.
IRoN.-Scoieh pig vas held @th armuess. WITH sses OF
small 0ts rom yard repcrd 81 $2i sli 80 six rn0a.hs
LME.-ronnon Sas IN ig1 demand, With aSles Of 10, ;
'rnp NAs aso 1rfnly hel5, 1hiIs eaPFisg Tere lsht
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, July ZS-6P. II.
ASHES The market was steady, With sales confined 10
30 bbls- cots al 51sc., and AZ do pearls at SIC.
BREADsTUFFs fhe slight reaction noticed n the market
Yesterday was sustained TO day Fesh ground State
Western scarce and firm. The demand was more &C
tive for nearly all descriptions while the sales embraced
about COO bbs closing within the range of the folio
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MoIAseys Sales or about 40 haas Porto Rico were
made at $40 and Is 90. DO. al 800
Naval sIosss,--Ine market was without chaoge OF mo-
msns the sales embraced about 400 bbls spirits ~ 4oc
. &5hc and $50 bbm. white Pine rosin u 81.
thLs - The mayket quiet ~ Cos for liusset; olive
was unchanged, wlile crude whale aud sperm were In
mode,a request and prices without alteration OF mo.
ment
PROVISIONS Pork--Tbe market was iess agt'ated. AID
boders manifest spirit; TIE sscs were tuted, snd
confined 10 about 800 bbs including smal ots OF new
mess at SIS So contract Cor 000 bhs Reported
10 heve been settled at SIS 81 clear inciuted
the sales at 8, and prime az $40 62 $40 TO- Bssf
inactive, while prices stssdy wsh sses Of 2ss
bbs, including country prime at 80 81 and country
pess a. - % 62s, and repackcd Western 81 - .
$40 so, aud extra do. at $l2 rs $i 5n prims moss
was nominal. Beef hams held q. former prices
Out meats heavy, with sales OF 40 30 hhds and
herces at 6d@c 63c for sboa.ders, and at &c. $40
for bans. Lard In limited demand, and prioes
heavy sales OF about IT'S bbe and terces made at
1890 1880, with small sales OF primo at lie. Butter
and cheese arm at unchanged prices.
NCB-Saes of about 100 casks wore made at SIC. .
Axe. for common 10 good quality
SroARs.--yh The market arm With fair demand from
the trade The GALES embraced about 200 hhds included
in which 600 Cuba for export private terms
The remainder conssoi OF good quality reong and gro
Gerry Cuba nscovads, chiefly within the range Of &C.
exc. A7hc.
TAIIow was quiet but steady at last quotations.
WmsKKY.-The sales embraced about 300 bbls. ct 25Mo
o 26c.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAA

THURSDAY, July 2S-6P N.
BY the arrival OF the Jura 1t this port and the receipt
Of the EuropAs mails from Boston, we have our papers
and letters to 18th from london and 10th from Liverpool
The points OF the news were given by Telegraph in the
KERA1D Of this morning. The last statement Of the BACK
Of England shows the following variations compared
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Movements in Real Estate.
By A. J Blocker, Son h 90.
House and lot g. 18th street. 9b feet W. avenue B.
INK us ...$I,VVV
By Adrian b. Muller,
HOuee and lot 100 Fourth street. "a 741.. 000
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1kERCHANTs HOTELS AND OTHERS
M SUPPLIED GRATIS W,TH
CIEKES, SALEsMbN, PoRThRS. BARgEEpERs 40
MEECHANTs' CLERKS REGISTRY. IS B6O DWAY.
WIN. j. REDPATa,
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DRY GOODS CLERK wANTED-MusT UNDERSTAND
ipovsSSs Of he drSs business 10 20 t Youts AMY a.
the merchants CLERKS Registry office IS Broadway. Siiua.
lions procured; commission IN advance
VIM. j. REDFArH,