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OUR SUMMER RESORTS.
Letaers rem New Brighton, sskesIey,s
Mountain, and Stamford, Conn.
NEW BRIGHTON.

NEW BRIGHTON, s l., July 5, 1850.
Nco brighton SussSer Res n, Inducements 10
Pleasure ssskes--7 The Seventh Reomen. Encampment-
1'eA Rope Performances BY ne Laue, &c.
think II rs impossible foy the subsant business
New York 10 obtain, In the many different summer
sers the came amount Of comfort and pleasure combined
WIN he opportunities for agreeable and heathful exercise
'"h DC 'ouna On is delightful island. New Brighton
"p"e'~iy' win w magnificent hotes-Pstten and Ban-
'A'e-'Ha is ny Vulnerable private boarding houses IS
~ VI s A"s desirable of summer resorts, particularly
~ miles and others whose business iequ''e'
VIC" p* e in the city almost daily, ana VINO WISH W
~. e.sci ompany Of their families IN ne evening" WIN
*, fishing boating, hunting anu osnor ousdoor
So. - and facilities for amusing ne youuS P0oP0,
W is well worth while -
fashionable and extensive OF the evening par
ns W far we're given by Mrs. Commodore Van
Scfov asd Mr.. saerthwait These were attended by
lie she island.
-. ~ st nW~ we are ON tiptoe 70 witness the drills
~ Sh eucampcd On The new club grounds this
SrnocR Sue desire 10 witness citizen
saeN IN camp hfe Is only equalled by the
iy OF Sxr good country peefie 70 see Mons De Lave
~ We GAt rope, 10 be Suspended Rom the roof Of
ne r.en house 70 large tree some four hundred feet
s.sans 1sese roFe exhbiticss take place every
~ iAxy durzg the stay OF the regiment Those in
oy wishing 70 witness he parados Of the regiment
~ Seented u them variety Of ways by which they
-" nch The ground. The Staten Island Railroad cars
~ landing on she arrival Of every boat from
~, and viii convey fasser gers TO the ceb grounds
sederste charge. Tho most peasant, and think the
s@ way for families and others, would be TO take the
Hgnt5n boats and land at this place, and then pro
corve vance to the camp grounds which can he
md asers pleasant ride ofsix miles through oesr
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,ne by MARCHING through the village in their whimsical
ctstue To- The Minute amusement Of lockers on Among
them noticed carca.ure of the Goddess o. tbs DO
large. practice the auger system "n ,hs conntrv
people had chance Of seeing live Japanese 'nN' nAa
keen left behind. ar. o.s.r and thu
,honsanas ha Sad gathered 70 the Park 70 witness the
display pronounced i beautiful The closing scene rep
hertz in ta probably Intended 10 convey the Idea that
amer residence here of eighty -four years they were
hound 20 some other sphere This unpatrotic repres,n
tation was however, soon doomed, like the witches OF
Macbeth 20 loose itself in air The crowd then dis
persed nqulity was again restored. So ended the
Fourth IN the village Of Stamford.
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Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DonEsric Norh-Abany, Buffalo and Canada 3k r. n.
North and West way mail. .........S.5 A. II.
Western mall, via Erfe RIB AN and 81 p. n.
South and so W. malls. >. IS IN. and az p. u.
Eastern mail BY railroad. 3 AN. and p. II.
by seoembost. AZ p. ~
SUNDAY Mana On Sunday al nah close u this once
MlkPM
The Overland Mail for California leaves 81 Louis
every Monday and Thursday At A n letter.
designed for 4 should be marked Overland. Via
81 Louhn
CALIFORNIA. Bv steamship Northern Light wednes:
sLAr, C,rY ne oysfsod Man mon H. Joseph so, % ss
Lake CITY leaves ST. Joseph every Monday and
Thursday, nj A. n. Letters should b maxked
"Overland via ST Joseph"
Eurosn.....by Steamship Europa, from Boston,
close here Tuesday. July 10. ..... ~ 81 r. r.
So PACIFIC BY steamship Northern Light Wednes-
BA.AnA IAsss On he day amer ,hs arrival Il :ssS s
nate Cunard PACKET q this port being once
month. the steamer KarnAk win BE- deepe4cked
q Nassau, MP.
HAvAxA...-..By seansAip Cahawba, on Thursday
suy hs...s.........s......... .llk A. n
~ ne Marsees mails despatched on The eve Of above
daies Should any Of these fan on Sunday hs mai =
despached The following evening
The Southampton malls arc despatched morning n
above dates Should OF these dates fan on Sunday DO
mall despatched ns morning previoua
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p.....i Snail direct ana appoint The sum Of SIS 3oe
26o0 and that they pay Of this action and that
in default Of such payment aforesaid then thai
the plaintiff and have judgment against the De
PENDANTS for said sum Of sl3s 800 26loo with .sreet
Much credit Is due 10 Mr. Mcmahon for his complete
vnocatiol Of his client from all charges OF fraud The
reeree did not rely alone the certificate OF the Corpora
ton Counsel to Title but required Mr. McCotter To make
strict proof Of his ttle which he did, and furnished
very extended abstract, which was prepared by Mr..
Mcmahon and the particulars were proven item by item
Mr. Ely the part Of the city, took every legal objection
TO the plaintiffs case.
Judgment against the city for slas 300 25 l0o whicl
for the price of the land and interest.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July 7-2PA.
flour has been less active to-day, yet prices Of de-
srable lots have been supported Sales 10 900 bbs Of all
kinds.
WHEAT dull and lower: sales 40 900 bushels at 81 IS
for white and 81 80 81 80 for red Western 81 80 81 81
for Milwaukee club 81 IS 81 20 for Racine spring, and
81 20 for Chicago spring.
CoRS is inactive at 651sc &c. for sound Western
mixed.
RYE Is quiet at SOC. a SIC.
BARLEY is neglected
OATS are In demand at former figures.
ASHES selling, In lots, at old rates.
COTTON and PROVISIONS remain as last noticed.
WHsKEY Ia moderately sought aftn, at about former
quotations
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CLEARED
Steamship Nssnls. Lesegans Mstanzas-xora Bsos Ma
steamship Augusta, Lyon, savannas-samuel L Mschm
Son. - A
Steamship yorktown. Parrish Norfon Ac-Ludi.n Hs.
ace.
Steamship Potomac, Watson Bai,moce Ao-u Cromwell
s,esmship rssp.co Vail, Portiand-H Crc~~ we'll Ca
shp sedesyor, Duane Fan rranclsco-w Coleman 4 Co.
ship boyd, Thomas, Iivergcol-Boyd Hlnckea.
ship ,eu,chlsnd. wessenhof, Londos-
MP missouri nushss 0asso~-Dunham Di9on.
ship Astrsesn (Nor~). Bscker, Quebec-A wends a Co
zap sarn<ie fmson Nsw oreans-Robson q Fo-dick.
Ship :, Louis johnson, New oresns-w Nelson 500.
Rart Warrington, Gcthsm, Nsr.efnes-pow A rnsra.
ham. wv '"s'S
Hsrh Exeter -, Ascsne--Bwciay A Ilvsas-,cn
Bsrk sata ~hs, MI Montey,deo-Csrwreh, hsrTton.
hark gazene Rhsles BaTlsdos-H Trowbrsges sons
hNk efeaor!s Sleeper, New Orieans-Necsif Duncan
Bark vlcria. Nunday, Philsdelphss-I Dow.
Brig Nndemsn tD-,ch, Drerist london-Funrh Nsneks
Rrg SAWYER, Leighton Kings.on-Thompsoa 4 Hnn,sr
Brig Scnfland. Francs, Barbado~-E Smith.
ing Arnold tBrl, Atkinson 81 Joha--P Eevius aou.
sehr benson. Bartoe Pars--t Burdesi
Sshr Peerless lHr), Doe, Bermuds-NcColi rrnh
Sth Emma (Brl, johnson, Iondonderry-HJACA Deyoif
kcfr u seguine, knis, fernandins-
schr flemine. shaw, wiming,on--I W Mckee
sehr yohn. ststson, WyniDgsn-E = Powell
schr n-pray, smith washngon-Msster.
Shr tx,hanre, Halcrk, Norfolk-Maser.
tchr strong Itss-ifn. faiimore-Nerrill A Albeit
SSchr telegraph, Rogers Philadelphia W Mckee.
rcm .rsni'e state Halleti. Boston--Dsyton Go.
fehr = Hazard. Wilson Brsol-Master
Schr Naria Inuira. Cummings Rris,nl-u,ster
Shr Ellen louisa. Thuu pron. New Haven-vasser
sloop kienn, Briggs Ersol-Marer
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Police Intelligence.

RoSSrsr ON I'VE ForsrH--John Woods and Lawrence
Ryan were yesterday brought before Justice Kelly ut the
Icmbs on charge Of grand larceny preferred against
them by Bartholomew Franklin Of No s. White street
The complainant, II appears went into A grocery IN Mul
pcrIy street on the Fourth 10 get drink when tin boz
rom which be took the money pay for H. and which con
bnel tl2o IN DIS and change was snatched by Woods
who thea ran away with %, being after followed by
hyar. Beth TIE ccsa Used were committed fr sxsmina
ton. -
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2l, lO2, 097 50, and the balances
1884 ,0O3 SO.
The following dividends have been declared
The Relief Fire Insurance Company semi-annual
dividend of eight per cent, payable on demand;
the Hope Fire Insurance Company semi-annual
dividend of five per cent payable on demand; the
Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company dividend
of six per cent, payable on the 18th inst the Sea-
mems Bank for Savings will pay on the 10th, with
interest its deposits, at the rate of six per cent
per annum on sums Of five hundred dollars and
under, and at the rate of five per cent on larger
sums; the Planters Bank of Tennessee q dividend
of thirtyseven dollars and threequarters per share
out of the surplus or undivided profits Of the bank,
as follows, viz:-Ten per cent and fractional parts
of one share in cash and after 10th inst and the
balance either in cash or new stock at par, at the
option of the bank, or after September IL, 1860.
The amount of the dividend thus made is $5ll ,739,
the capital stock amounting to 81 1856 GOO.
The following were the quotations at the New
York Mining Board to-day
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80 -...,.... Of the anthracite coal trade for

the week and season.
Tie aggregate tonnage Of the companies from which we
have returns, estimating the topn.se hy the two new
York companies for the ast week from which We have
no report, about .nree and half millions Of tons or
the season oy half yesr-an increase OF ABOUT nail
msa tons on the tonnage 10 the same time last year
last week operations were in some interrupted
by the festivities attendant the celebration OF the Atm
The business is in healthy condition. the demand ior
cod good and prices nrn The following abstract
Of company reports shows the coal tonnage for the week
and season. compared with las! season TO the same
dates
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S HIP PIN q NEW s


HAVANA, MAfANxAg AID NV oRLxAW.
k.yInn Crry-rrcm New Tcrt "a. arriving q Havnna ~
ssriytae = Hev rcrt ~ -
ed New orieans leA rrun New 0Ysans M Havsna NJ
asyfvtng q New Yort a.
PmxpslsslA-Fros Eev Yort inA arriving Il H.v~,.
- .nd New o,Isan. IN vroa New oTisasS q, HAvsaa
De- soro-rrua New fot xA arriving Il Havana Ia -
Esv oriesns "a Prom New ORLEANS In, Havaaa IN e.
ov1sn S,rr-Fra New Yort June ., arriving q H.
nAsAs...rra New York for na.Aa.s q. We n q go
.KAsrAr-Yrvm New YorA for Havana Va Nssu.u. Mp a.
Ne Grfy. eyery ahernAie CunArd steamer New Yof-
~ % Monday, ssoept from New ovssasA
9YDCrAL nOT1On.
- HcsssSs - asss eAsA.s J~ - Hsv xsss RnArD
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H106lAANUo. Y, uun0oe-NO inward bound vessels
sight Wind Sc, moderate; weather clear.
SANDY HOOK. July 7. sunsst-Saam ships Kangaroo
Liverpool and New York. for Bremen passed the
bar at 240 PM One brig outsde the BAR other vessel
sight Wind Sc, fresh; weather clear.
Miscellane0us.
The steamship Kangaroo Capt Brooks sailed at yester
day for Queenstown and Liverpool with $50 passengers
The steamship New York. Won santen sailed yesterday
for Southampton and Bremen She l4S passengers
Purser Mitchell, Of steamship Florida has thanks for
his attentions
Attention has been called to the neglect Of persons In
charge vessels observe the of showing
their coors Sundays and hoydays and the Chamber Of
Commerce has passed The following resolution IN relation
lott
Resolved That the Chamber Of Commerce recommend that
Of vessels In the Of New York hoist their
nation.
Of understood that this neglect Is merely the
suit Of the fact that the arrival Of ships this port
discharged, and Waterman shpkeeper placed ia
charge TIL ready for again. officer being board On
foreign vessels lying In the
era Our shpmasters who have overlooked this w
presume in future give instructions air their bunting
all proper occasions
ScHR PREpESr, Ginder from st Augustine York.
abandoned at the 18th Of June In lat 81 H. lon n
of losing her rudder head sails becoming
eaky and unmanageable Her cargo consisted "copper"
hides and miscellaneous articles Neither vessel cargo
insured She was owned in New York. and built as
~
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There was active demand FOR money to-day and the
movement indicated gradual but unmistakabic har
denng q rates of discount. The banks accommodated
freely 70 the exeut Of their income, without being able
70 absorb more than fraction q The offerings and the
supply Of paper on the outside q the market largely
IN exoees Of the amount a capital seeking Investment
Exchange weaker, and the demand shows q marked
abatement In both foreign and domestic. Quotations of
but The ssndeocy ell round h 70 lower asures. We re-
peat - folows-ceax sterling bills, ITO l1o1; bank
shipping documents attached, log a l0ox Francs.
Moex @12k per dollar. sixty dag bills on New York
Nc, IA y and per cent Discount Sight, u y Per
cent premium.
The following is a Statement, Of the earnings OF
the New York Central Railroad for the month of
June, lseo, compared with it, earnings for the cor.
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Total. .2o8 9S3 ,436 200 1856, 242 47667l
We have added t, table this week the tonnage by
the Delaware and Hudson and Pennsylvania Coal Compa-
MES 10 the date affixed which, though the latest ave
received, il will be seen, is some two weeks old.
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snip Brown Valparaiso IS days with coppor ora
&c Rs 70 s %nnn. so{ gasa ''''N' '''
sar june win S.i ssisIP PSl.slas days PISSED az
3 10 ION S Ne p eesn whaling bark George nary Of sour
sart Gem 2. , me sea-. Msr'asn se 50 days with &
BARK yirrnla Essslins o rsiaaspA wilens, Bueuoa
ss RG9S w x zpsS r. O.
days with Mine cor, 49, as g order So11on z.,. .,,
A. simpson Mayhsw June Is lat q H. Ion a. spoke
sr iss Say x xyanaI''f 81 days
with sugar % master june % AM Ia. e 20 Ion 7sS
%sssS no sS sapsaS s G n lat
Brig .rah Bernie of Machas Clark, cardenas, June IL
sshr Aehes tof New Haven, Heryey, Baraeoa June e.
spoke brig Augusta, from Neavilas New YORK ~
e ss~ =
sehr Florida, hence for Cat Island :. -
ssnT Blue sr Ws5s WhpDle H'00r0 Ms 10 days. With
sgas C s.y 6s %
hfsa Sss " ben 10 days. with pine to
sehr sunny South Weeks Jacksonville, days. pins to
SIR SIR Je:!ns BsnSs James rsrnas dina sdays
Ts:' sis SYs IN ss@ S
ven 4 inst OF Chincoteague spoke schr Payson FROM
Schr Tilton, Barrett, PASSPORT days
Schr 7 King, Cendenen, Calais, s. days.
Schr GOV Arnold Mitohli, Calais, days.
Schr g ID King, Wooster Calais days
Schr Mary Ann, Cummings, Jonesport, 7 days
Schr Dean, Dean, Taunton, dsys
Schr w w Brainerd, Bowdich, Greenport, 2 days.
Schr Pathway. Ryder New Haven days
Schr Cabot Hoser, Bridgeport, days.
Schr Ann Flower, Clark Albany for Boston.
Schr Vintage. Cole, Albany for Boston. -.---i
Schr w Bird, Smith Rondout for Hartford
Sloop Rhode Island, Remington Providence days.
Sloop America, Stedinan, Providence days.
Sloop Julia Maria. Hail. Norwich. 2daya
Steamer Boston. Cracker Philadelphia
Steamer Planet, Wilson, Philadelphia.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philadelphia
Steamer Albatroes, Jones. Providence
BELOW.
Bark Martha's Vineyard, from Glasgow.
Brig Boreas from LDgan, CBBoth by pilot boat NeHae.
SAILED
Steamships KANGAROO (r Queenstown and Liverpool New
York reml Bremen; Augusta Savannah; Columbia Charles
tom Monticello Washington &c; Potomac BALTIMORE Paapsco,
Portland ships Lamar London; st Louis, New Orleans,
and both anchored at Quarantine.
Wind during the day NNE to ESE
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Is. 6EsuSDnEr Isr sEssER, AIS KRASKHErr
THINK OF n.
erpvp,essicKv r0R rnETEEN YEARS

II. 6EstSDuxr Isr sEssEH AIS KRAxrHKrr,
surya,6 SICK ron Si iiGsTEEs YEARS -
or xFpIStfSSs ,E;SSSifrSkiiIH
Lea Aoss who doubt r,sa ne ioDcvns letter fra. Mr. gs-
. ' '' " S SsSy IN M n.y len.
sssss d.sss.d thirteen y.. .so, and A.r. be-. a...a
;ss .ty ss- - s. s
70 sa s & ss ss. a.
RApwAYr READY RKLrxy,
and dis.sse fe e... and comfort pains and inarn
my soy and Ssesss nS . ,ss ME bos5rs s..
soy and ss &c a.S o,
palm IN hs sspsss ser ssns could pa s.sy ven q
RADw1is REGULATING FILLS
RgSoyArrSa REsorvxsr.
ny slo.a .l..s vel. end fsci :. =, ,s ss
" sK vi SE Ell ssir. .s t s Soc ana -
ssS%llg sss sEso5yys, AZ
R1bwS1 CO. NJ ri'a Jan .i- Pc s.r var,
or Sssos s &. s : ns Il,
comes vs.ied vest and poor being In n crralasson. Il
- " s g: s;';:; q
' ss sss. son; ss ss ss. ' sss :. s
One sSsT, :, & ~ or people .efs s ps.
~, %.sp 10 cleanse frum The system rvsoy.as
focd snd sxerrise euch medicine supply IN
hEnsVohfoUNp EXTRACT OFssiR&APARnIA,
me moet hecsnnl remedy which the meea ek OF
oesse or ms everywhere prevailing fatal masdy
from the most active remedan Int have been do
sove,ed Tor the erpugson q this foul drder from The blc
ne rescue % the system firm 10 deetructive consequcr
nenre should be employed for the cure OF not nh
sevuh nu also ihae other affections (which artss from
~ sfunuve and skin dses~es ~ Anthony FIRE Rose
yspess fimpes Pustues Bo<ches, bisins and Bois. Tt
49, ~, ierer and san Rhcufn scah Head Rinsw~u-
hheunatsn iropsy, Dyspepsia d~hiHy and indeed All com
~ ps srsnr from vhiated impure bird The popular ~
e N mpmy of the blood" founded n truth for Scrofu
- Degeneration 81 the blcd Tfe particular pspose and
virtue q this Sarr,para purify and this wal
nud without witch sound health Impossible c0ntaminas
ted constitutions
sod BY all Druggists everywhere.
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American Ports.

FXI RIVER July seSS as wrIsS s sss
sssAp sd So sssI D. TS r.
phia; Thomas winan Davis James orhsm Andrews Dem
msrk Brshman and Sea Bird Chase NYok; soop
GMxEsToN, about June ae-Arr brig Peters, Mcrar.
rMIAkTr6sP July s-Ag .car. Nelson Han Paddock.
R,sr Van nsneI Nso rseA County
YORK.
Ss s$ s ssS SHsY .ss 5s:
MI T%' f ks''s Iss sssss
fss: w0s Ss5 aA Va ess s.;
TSs%.. borden %dsSasea Pan hf s1er for
asS Ss e esn w Bsa si 40
FS,lsSsiPS Rsuiosi fo ny 5sl Emma
Rshmona Rese.r y ss sh Gen Hayan
Ease.Spe Sas fi aeaas aS
s RsT.5ir m ssar; syS Ms'-
cd 81 ss iaS s. K., SsnSaAA Dow oardenas
Amen. a ssasT
r. sra hsse and snS . rTa Eassp Ben
GsrdnsT Sycs. sd .shr, Aesr Phsrc AsIsn:
Nfcrt Lady Jane. saunders do soop Mary Brush You1S
iss ST: ssl s ssssss
sis s s sss ss, Ansnds Ansres Cerery Phl.del
an. SS r. sss.
a. s sSss s9 ssAs sf sss:-
seo snd easrlrs ws;as i gons rs.1 More In
snna Burnley Munros EyzAbsshpo loop rho1ss HUH Hull
RICHMOND. July s-An sshr Mary . Adenne, JepkinzI
vsAyANnAH. yuiy SAT- sseam.hip Alabama, scAepcs,
JH sssisT KaGsn e''f D'r0''an Barcelona; ''Ar
sroEINdroN July s-Ar schr Maria Carlton shaler,
,os 6Ss y ssn sa :sAs Sumner. r.ys -
On the In inst ~ reported:
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER c ca:
SATURDAY, July 7-s P. NJ.

SATURDAY, July rs P. NJ.
The steamships Kangaroo and New York left TINS
port to-day for Europe, the former with s2o6 ,5s3,
the latter with SECS ,720 in specie on freight, max
ing the total shipment of the day SAT- ,3l3-rather
less than was expected. The foreign exchange
market closed dull, but without any concession in
prices.
There is nothing new in the money market. The
inquiry is gradually relaxing and the supply in
creasing; but the banks generally decline to lend
under per cent, and this sustains the market for
the time. Next week, in all probability, rates will
be easier.
The stock market was quite excited this morning,
and hgher prices were obtained for all descrip-
tons. The demand for some of the West
ern shares was very lively, and the
advance marked. We note transactions
in Galena at 66}, Rock Island at H. New York
Central at SO, Illinois Central at GAG. The closing
prices were somewhat below these figures; but the
demand was active to the last, and an unusual
amount of stock was taken out of the nasket by
bona ide holders. The bond market was also ac-
tive, and transactions were large. There was no
second board to-day, the Stock Exchange having
adjourned over till Monday; but all the afternoon
an active business was done in the street at small
premium from the highest prices of the morning.
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
| to-day
Total receipts. s<So sot o.,
For customs ....'.'.........'. lIovvU W
Payments. 5Ssa.a Va
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The following table will compare the exports of
the seven principal staple articles for the week.

Increase ofthc week compared with that sos os2
The following is a comparative statement of the
value of exports from the commencement of the
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Whalemen.

Bark Fame from Rio Janeiro for Richmond July q near
Cape Henry.
Bark Sarah Hale from Portland for Maanzas July s
40 10, Ion 60 3S-By pilot boat L Hunt No.
Bark William Jane from N0reans FAN River DO data
&c-By pilot boat Netle
Foreign Ports.
NYork - ~"
zAxA june l2In port bark Pride of the Sea- from Nyorn
disg; brig Hidago, do do ~
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In corrcsp'e. period q 1850. Ss7, AS 81
Original land grant, Sos 900 acres railway roo miles
Of main usck, and q mllss Of sidlnss ma enSnes,
2,Ss6 cars, funded debt. SIS 81 500.
Mame. e2,S3l,su ans ok i,s7e,S,s 2,iiaAss
expenses. l.4AAys>e I'm ,aai lAlsss4 l,lseSm
eeeo,3s1 so7,7 sSsep s7l zee
The New Orleans Picoyune Of the evening Of the
I'd of July says:--
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18
No the Pabaac.

Tas unasfsignsa AAsing soaa bhsir wHsags
saaaa i asas - gskassa hsm AsaaaaaAa
In CeaAell Blaas, - issss d Kasazm shsaz
aiuesas kAaaA@ fsa ~ aBaarat pakssuass
they havs Passavsa, aaa ssesr9allg resem-
Haaa h sAsif Oh ssssaasgs, thar ssssass
80 aassB. EaEks . 1ehansaas ~ Aad
y Esea waz&Ay as asm esaaaAa@aa aAaa
ganssamass ~ GO @aaslls ssas 80 $500
g-s - xx. Is Il gAasg.
NEE. i'd, 1855 ~ ! y ssse 800 t.
Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1860-04-18

PaoUD OF TaAs CRAET.-Ws ase BY our
exchanges from yEsw Jersey that the
sypssstlsrs are fsiisatagiiug aPon the ap-
parent morality of their 6rals. One Of
shsse papers remarks: The pFfntss Of
Of New Jersey boast that there is not 3
single printer in the. State PrIsoa~6t
that State, and bat one in the Leg sIa-
II st1zEg WH4N 2& E26aD
g1The window Of a celebrated lna-
stefan had iasegi9eS sEpop ghis mARu-
ment, "He has gone where only has ma-
sic can be excelled." The widow Of a
pyrssechatss saw thls, and had ias lib
ed on her husbands temb, 'Ha has gons
where only his .frsworks can be excel
led"