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DR.. a. GIBSON.

Formerly Of New York City, VIII pay One Hun
dred dollars for the proof thas b eyer ais % curs
sum fer the proof that any other Physician 10
toe United States treats the same diseases vita
GfisT many years OF labori0us sfudT and sxpri-
snee, Or. GIBSON Is happy IN being able % an
system Of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
81 the above and other private Diseases with All od
ellscts arising thersfrop1, including
DEBILITY Or NEGFOUS PhOsIRAIlOA-
Of whom had expended 6nndreds Of doIlars With
5al-siy led ply ysieanss who profss % treaf az plo
maladies VITA success, and without recsiElng tns
Although DR.. GIBSON has a Diploma, yet be
makes no boast o. tnat laet lot the very E.soa .t
Diploma y com parallyely simple thing oe35llule
Of intelligence, for neither diplomas, colegels
Client TO always make aged men wise OF % convert
one single Ounce into medical genius neither does
he boast that be s member Of 5ome college N
Paris or London as perhaps some others DO ior ne
purpose Of ensuaring the innocent bnt what DE.
GIBSON might boast Of is this, that be is aba .
give entire satisiaetion 20 those Wlo Isp999 COM
denes in his ability and integrity and that BE- has
perfected an American system o. treatment Wnlen
challenges any Physician Of London OF Ferl3 or ag
patent medicine TO equal for the radical cure Of se
Ilal weakness, and all diseases or derau gsneut3l
both mental and physical, arising rom sexual or
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discovered
and frst, the agents used in re5pecI dilaTes
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages such e.
Mercury, nor any other delsteriOus drug secondly
M regtrctious m diet or Is re1urs Third
ly his treatment s positive and ceTtEin In all csel-
lie stands prepared % 60 into any public or private
hospital in the United States and demOlstrEla re
great fact that he Is able 70 permanently cr6 ten
cases, in the same length Of time required By any
other Physician to cure one similar case
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible things and il
this age, the only pabula upon which the public
Llind can Be fed, and from which Just and definite
conclusions can be ceduced.
Dr.. GIBSON Is permanently lcCatsd in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months Performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes OF treatment Reference can be given %
individuals Of the first respectabity in Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard 70
skill and integrity in all professional transactions
Dyspepsia Rhuematism, scrofula and all chroni5
diseases treated with unusual Success
- Medicine sent TO any part OF the country 0n
receipt Of ten dOllars-
at his0iiile.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of lEZeetropatty and Medicine,
- Ohee No IL Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 70 y and nom TO TO O'Clock
daily, Sundays excepted now
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rnRFsTs ON FIRE.

PuuApEIPmA July -
For ten days past serious fires have been raging
In the pinc forests of New Jersey, on the line Of
the Camden 4 Amboy Road, between Wey.
mouth aud Egg llarbor Many square miles Of
timber are burnt, with several dwellings
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IN MErEnR.

NRw YoRT, Jaly ~
A splendid meteor passed over New York and
brooklyn last night. Il presented the appear
ance of two balls Of ire, each with tail and
almost adjoining each other. The meteor diea
away in a single Gull bali Of hre, II was 9 re
mnrknbly briliantufIair. and attracted much At
tentiOn.
ReVeriy johnson and Senator Benjamin let
Tor California IN the steamer North star
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Her BosTON, July -.
The Chicago Lounyes arrived here this morn
ing at o'clock, and were received by the First
company Of the "a battalion.
ItisFainlng, which may interfere with the pro-
posed drill on the ecmulOn this afternoon
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DOUGLAs.RATTFICATI0N 1IEETING.

The people rallied en- masse here last night to
ratify the nomination Of Douglas and johnson.
Three immense meetings were held at the same
time, which were addressed by Hon. Edward
Marshall, Of Kentucky, Hon Sanford T. Church
and Hon, Frances B. SpinOla. The greatest en-
thusiasm prevailed. After the meetings the
Douglas Club had grand tOrchlight procession
Al least 900 people were present
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Professor Of Eleetropatty and Medicine,
~ Ohee No IL Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from 70 u and lr0m 10 to O'Clock
daily, Sundays excepted.l nOF2
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NorE.-The above mentioned dispatch sent
from San Francisco via Yisalia, has not been re-
ceved either az Van buren, or st, Louis
The telegraph Is now completed to Fort Smhh
and an Office for business opened.
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BELL AND EVER EFT DE1lONSTRA A.
TION IN CINCINNATI.


Notwithstanding 6 heavy rain, the Bell and
Everett meeting last night was largely attended
and very enthusiastic Speeches were made by
Hon. l. ID. Campbell Hon. j. Scott Harrison,
Oscar Moore, 10 N W. Finnell, and resolutions
were adopted for holding a stare Convention at
Chillicotle August 10Th, to non uinate state
ticket
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OVERLAND MAIL.

FOEI Smith, Jnly o.
The Overland mail eoacb, With San Francisco
dates 20 July 3D. arrived this H6tq qi2g NJ ith some
OF ne passengers who received 4lgiaiGRtat bHe
mountain station by the running away Of e-i2an.
The California dispatches are very meagre BY
this arrival nothing having tTanspired since last
Of news since the dispatch sent TO Visalia on Sat
Vriay,
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TFLFGRAPHlC.
Saturday Afternoons Report
BOSTON NEWS.

IlW7IWNl UTIIY lI,
A pleasure boat containing eleven persons was
Fun into bY 3 schooner last night iu the haibor
drowning two young women, aged l6 and II
years, and young man. All Irish Names not
ascertained.
A public reception was given 20 Hon. Bur
lingame, By bis constituents Ia Camhfidgo, last
evening, st which speeches were wade BY Mr., b
Gov. Banks, Hon. JOhu Sargoaut There was a
large attendance .....
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Sealed 8toposals.
NOTICE.
0rFIcE - or PaNrINa, /

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING,
Columbus, Ohio, June 80, 1880.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received at the Office Of the Secretary of State
Of the State Of Ohio until the
3lst day Of July Rert, at II o'clock, H.,
for executing the State Printing, Binding &C, for
the period Of two years from and after the rst Mon
day Of November next ensuing, In accordance with
the provisions Of the act entitled ian act 10 provide
for the execution and supervision Of the State Print
ing and Binding" passed March "a, lsGO.
The printing Of the state s divided into i've class
o., 70 he lot In separate contracts, as follows:
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND

4 NLE ELANU, ZULU mBUS AMI
- CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUMHER AZ
RAEGEMEST.-l560 On and after Monday, J me llth
1850, Passenger Trains viii leave Cleveland as fol-
go A. NJ n Y & Cincinnati Express-stopping at
Bsrea, Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all Stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus l1;30 A. n,
Cincinnati 4.20 A II.
BIS P n. commOdation-St0pping at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus s:s0 P. n, Cincin-
natl 3.4O A. u.
500 P Il. Night EXprsss-StOppinga at Berea Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus li:OO P. NJ, Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, Zanesvilie,
&C.
CrestIine, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &c.
west and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillon, &C.
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinGpOlis, Terre Haute, Eincennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh KailrOad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, St. Louis, MORROW, LOTeland
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
ville Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, IaneB
vile, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piquas Urbanas &C.
re- For Tickets 70 all points and Information ap
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street,
T. S. FLINT, Superintendent
Cleveland June II, ls59.
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TO LET.
EUCLID STREET-West Of Erie, first class brick
QWelLlI
Kinsman street-frame dwelling. g............... 2SO
do do do do ..........-.....-. Us
johnson strest-briek do ................. Us
ROUSE JENNINGS,
julyiS Marble Block.
16 ACRES OF LAM. VERY DE-
III SIRABLY located on pink road six miles
from the Court House, good soil large orchard, ten
acres Of wood, balance well improved. Frame dwell
ling-siX rooms two barns.
viii sell on easy terms, with the crops lmmedi-
ate possession given. Price, $3.50.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
julyl0 Marble Block.
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norEL ARRIvALs.


Mrs. Watts sherman andr Halstead, n Y
servant, New York Lewis Knlbfns wife 4 dnu
Mrs. II L. Lansing, Buffalo Baltimore
Mrs T. NJ Howard Can l.. f. Collins, Paris Ill
andaiguR- s. b. Wells Ashtabula
Hon. Chas. d, Hall, wife VIM. Hewitt, Cleveland.
4 daughter, Boston. John Lamb, 10
II. +. Enmos, Illinois. T.. r.. Tyng, n. w.. .8
Mrs. Butler, do ). II. Powers, jr, Phila
Miss Eames, do r, Isidure, N. Y
A. Parsons, Hartiord,Ct. W. G.. Prics, Mo-
Almet Reed, New York /. NJ. Aswater, Phila.
L. Bradley, Mass. +. s. ZoelinzOr, Harrisb'g e
Miss +. G. Myman, Roch- 7. A. Stecker Phila
ester, n. Y. d. n. Cook, Canada.
Geo. H. Ward, BuGlo. BrentOn Coke, Phila.
d. c. Baker, DO The Misses Coke. do
J. Monroe, Sandusky. W. A. MOselec, Buffalo.
Wm. D. Swan, Boston. G. L. Pierce, Providence.
Miss Haiti JonsOn, do +. G. Norton, Springfield.
Miss Mary johnson, do J. n. Nelson, New Orleans
n Geddes, Adrain. ". l.. Poole, Washington.
Mrs. M.Wilson, Hamilton J r Beckwith, Eagle Riy-
4, Richmond, ST. Louis er, Mich.
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8ail LII.


OiLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ RAILROAD.-SPRuGA ARRANgEilEzT. 70 take
effect on Monday, June nth 1850. TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND DAILT-Sundays excepted.
7:3O A. M.-Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
5:ls p. Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
ylyana Railroad fer Baltimore, Philadelphia, HeyF
! 9rk and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Bail
read for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Millershurg.
, "a Time by this route as quick and bare viii Be
the same as by Northern Lines e Nsg YORK.
= R. MYERS, G. 4 Agent : ''' - iaheii
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
Monday July sth 1900 Trains on this Road viii run
as follows from CleTeland:
tine Southern Division, arriving at Toledo
&C l0.z0 A. n
on Northern Division, and arrives at san
dasky at SO p. n.
and arrives at Toledo at lO.Ia P. n.
Connections are made at monroeyllle with the San
tie sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati R. r., al IRE
mont with Fremont Indiana =. b. and a. Toledo
win ne Mie9iE9n s2nthefn 2 s95Ls9 & el iRai4na ana
trOit, jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport, Le1yette,
Cairo Alton, s.. Louis, and al points West, North
Trains ms arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
West, at $40 A. n, and 9:Oj P. NJ from sandusky
- -. Id. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, July 9, 1850.
GtLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ R0Ap-SUAMER ARRANaEllESE. ls60-
On and amer Monday April 9Th, 1860, Passenger
Trains will run follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
l0o0 A. A. MAIL IkAlh-stopping at all Stations
except Wicklihe, Mentor, Perry, Union
ville Saybrook and SWanYille; and arrives
at Erie leo P. n, Dunkirk 80 P. n, Buf-
falO SIS P. NJ
800 P. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
ping at Painesyile, Ashtabula aud Girerd
only; and arrives at Erie 6:32 p. NJ, Dun
kirk g.2j p. a. Buffalo go p. n.
4.lO p. n. GONNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping AZ all Stations.
go p n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-St0ppinR at
PainesVille, Ashtabula and Girard only
and arrives at Erie l2:i7 A. H., Dunktrk
2.5O A. NJ, Buffalo 400 A. n
LEAVE ERIE.
l:55 A. M. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesTille only,
and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. b.
1913 A. N. MAIL TRAIA-stopping at all Stations
except saybro0k, UniOnyille, Perry, Men
tor and Wicklinel and arrives at Cleveland
I:4O P. NJ DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at Gi-
rard, Couneauf, Ashtabula and Painesville
only, and arrives az Cleveland $50 P. n.
Accommodation Train viii leave COnneaut at 5:0o
A. NJ stopping At all stations, and arriving at CleTe-
land at 9:lO A. n.
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin.
natl St. Louis &C.; and ali the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the y. 4 =
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New 1OrE
| Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads
] II. NOTTINGHAMs Sup't-
1 Cleveland, April 9, 1860.
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OSWEGO AND THE UPPER LAKES
orming daily Line for Cleveland, Sandusky, To-
lido, aud Detroit and Tri-Weekly Line 10 and
from
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,,
and intermediate ports, Connecting with the Rail
OGDEsBURGH AND BOSTON,
Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua, Manchester, Concord
Worcester, Fitchburgh, keene, Bellows Fails, hut-
land, Burlington, ana other lntermediate points
Connecting at Cape Vincent with the WA1Eh-
TOWN & OSWEGO RAIL kOADs and az OSM Ill
with the New USMEGO LINE Of FIFTY f1no4
ULASS CANAL BOATS on the Enlarged Canal De-
tween OswegO, Troy, Albany and New York.
Sc Through Freight subject to but enc Transnlp
CONNECTING AT CLEVELAND
With the several Lines Of Rail Road to Cincinnati,
Messrs Hanna, tiarretsOn & Co.'S ULfiNEhAND,
DETROIT q LAKE SUPERIOR LINZ.
Leaving Cleveland Tor Chicago and antermeuhats
ports every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. n.
AGENTS AND CONsIGNEEs.
J. MYERS, lgl Brf JadWay, y. I.
J. L. WARNER, No. CRntfies Slip, n. I.
Z. 5. SPAULDINa, do DO do do
JOHN Hooking, No 95 State street, Boston.
O. L. THOMSON, JR-, Ogdensburgh.
GEORGE PARKEB, 90
GEO. A. EDDY, osWe8O-
CRAWFORD HOyEY, do
W. /. WALKER, 1Oleuo-
+. r. MATHEWS, Detroit
o. J. HALL, AiAWaukee.
McHESRY BAKER, Racine.
MATHER 4 Co., lineage
FIFE & Mitchell, -, Louis
PE-LTON BREED,
feb2sR24 Agents, Cleveland
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EIGHTH CONTRACT.

J. The price per hundred sheets for folding the
laws, journals and public documents.
p The price per hundred copies for stitching the
same.
3 The price per hundred copies for half binding
same.
4. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
ering Of such Of the shall be required t. be
covered in brochure.
SPECIFICATIONS.
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CiLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL

All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincin;
natl ST. Louis &c and ali the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n Y. 4 +
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New HOrk
Central and Buffalo 4 New ! 4ork city hailroads
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't-
Cleveland, April 9, 1860.
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Avail sroxzs were quiet ana prices unchanged.

NAVAL sroHr we're quiet ana prices unchanged
Ons -Lnssed was quiet 1t So for American,
loving review Of The Nsw BEDFORD market,
far the week ending the 18th inst, b nom the
Whal<mans GAifrsno L&a:-sperm-rhs market for
.S M. Oh as iss ss. '.' q
and $40 On understood d the Same PRICE In Matts
poiset 26o bbh so!d TO parties In This city A.
SIS bSs = nss r. ,S ~ M
cargo sod II auctoa g,h inst st 40 per gallon cash
Whale continues In demand and dru. sales since
lac, embrace geo bols Northern I'm Eagartown owned
by parties here NJ bbc. per Tpion; as0 200 bbs 10
here ut samc price, ana ECO ~ do runs 81 bi1ic
per gallon There 10 nothing IN the from the North
whalebone-Tncre 10 som, nqury but sales are United
Sales since sst IL 900 lbs ocnotsk VI 70c
aud 3tC0 lbs Northwest ~ price. Two los $50
lbs asea ocho,sk, and Gas do badly damaged Of
tbe Black SEAS cargo n auction yesterday The
form er Al coo aud the latter at s7hc
FkoyiIoSs -pork-rh maset WAS heavy and cheaper,
at si8 rs SO IAN and neg prime ~ sis IS,
and PRIME a. S3 30 bsef steady WITH saea Of 2o0
SEQ BIOS at 50 76 $40 for repacsed mess, and a. oil
brt nominal sales OF about 100 tieraes beef hams
Western, made at Sa 90 $40 Bacon was
quite firm. Cut meats Sere STEADY bat IN
active Sal at 1880 II 40 for hams, and $40 for
sbsndeTs Lard stea1y, with sale. OF 10 bos new
and old al l1c 12Ac. Butter and cheese were IN
cha go
srsps Glover continues drm and In good demand,
Shh biB week Of eco ECO Gags IL 10 30 t0ta
csreon and aaoas selling in Boston at 81 65
81 674s and 10 arrive month or Two months hence 81
IL 10
SUGARS ~ere without further change OF moment The
sses nhrsosd between 100 = SEQ barrels The market
Close cEi SnnRH cargo OF refining goods was re
ported cold az &c cWh. The rsnge for far 10 good
quaties o. fugars iaI ged from &c, 71lc H.c, ana
WnnKAy was heavy; 2onc vas bid, and 2ic asked.
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Port Of New xerh, November IA, 1850.
CLEARED
Steamship HamHonia Ham, schwensen Hambwg-Kun-
rsu.ship Kaviis, Murray, Charlssson-sponOrd Tss,os
s:s.nrnsp Thomas Swami, Ramsey. Porslsnd-H oren.
ship Star Of the West Morrison Hverpooi-J rhompsons
sssp S.seen Of the West Barry, LivsrpoOl-R MAraA
ssp amsr rsS,sp fnc"n pou
SHIP Asria, CLARK, st Jago- I Dycsuan
Bark Advance. Cain, Queenstown for orders BOYD
M hesHS: s,.m, D;.rss s,s-.sr s.s sros
Big Big sscsr Linn linn 1,,DNsa-5@s pss saey
big sys,s., csmpesi, 5. Joha--A sT iiaers aoo;
s.! ss.s:ssa 81, x:s,e.
SSR h Tar.s rmn.h 1s Wilmington A'''
sesI E. NOT ps,s w,.m
Scar a'sss Ame., fhilsaslphia-Aaassr.
s Sion H wsrss, sssss New hsssn-x...er.
ss%sf Ss1s'1 Alien hs'fssl ssi%0's
Steamer jersey Blue. chsdaey, Newport
ARRIVED
spanish sesm trgs's s Ia. commandsr De Aris
NE sSss most Of the pstsaxe.
Sqq co% n WIN NOSE mo
Bl,si sea Cate New Bedford ~ hour. ia bsas. 70
sh'p sn sna, Barrett Providence days in ballast 70
Ms ,ss @ e nd $ day:
sDa zone eer could not ascertain what damage the
hsls GOLDEN nuie, rh,sserry, AsDuwa. g day.. with
ss ss sSn o 90 The
hi spnS nss ace s .n s Mans q. .n Ss o.. Dad
Bsfk Richmond. Cieavsand, New Bedford, aays with oil
srr z-and OBJ. wayco,t Windsor Ms. days with pi..
P,s on. en- sshsr Card Eil.sbe.Spor. Tor 81 Thomss
sshr teean Wave er LockAaTs Windsor, Ms days, viii
sehr Toppsre Ssr,, Hall, CORVALLIS Ms days. with pO.A
schr Marine Nerrh.w Wilmington, NC
s ssr ss sa a:,s M%Ss'9a s.y
Sem s s s o. % Fan .Z
sr houxss s..'ds sssssih POI H for H. stO
schr Harriet Hannah, Valance, kzabeshpoIt for New
SER Elesa. Conrad. rll.sss.Apor for New Haven
scSr Gsoia oveil Bss.Su Tor Aissny
sehr Mar, Z sa0gan,, whslen, Gloucester. % bonrA
SER sss5sss Mayo S11 oes aaa,e cspe God
FL tf s.s.
?sss s3 l'rs. ss~ eve ss &c Albany
sesr xsnson y. Brsw.ssr, proyassce q hours
seSr Ann Hs.Sss Jesn,n psesasaos 70, Albany
s ss F Pn 'F Rs, sf s. .Hs sGaa si ,.ay
Schr Far ME Hazard. pavia Hartford. 2 dayA
Sehr q x. Wagner. New Haven for Albany.
Sehr ii Hubbard, Stocking Portland, IL hours
schr rndre, Risley, Portland, daya
kchr Brszos Kelsey Portland days.
schr Almra Hart East arven Scb. 2 days
schr Dresten. Chase, Port Even fer Boston.
Schr 0assabeas, Cole Port Even for Boston.
sloop Clear er, Colemsn, Eizabethport for Norwich.
Steamer RrAtnu f'rcoror. PhladelnhtA.
Steamer Planet wilson. Philadelphia
steamer Reverv. Pierce. Philadelpnia
steAruer Heart Sdell. rh,iAdephA.
Steamer potomska Nye. New BEDFORD
Steamer Dawn Perry New Bedford.
st~asnsr Dsrray. Penney, Proytdence-
Steamer Pelican. Baker rrosidenos.
aAIITD.
fteams hip Roaroke Norfolk &c, ships Nightingale and
John Boy d, Liverpool.
Wind during The day NKw.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


BBEr CATTLE.
Perhaps the only branch OF trade which 10 not more
ess Affected By excited state Of The country 81 large
"a that all important department bounded by Tnrd aod
Fifth avenues and Forty fVuth aad Forty sixth streets
aud known Bulls Head, and wherein Is held the great
cattle market which supplies New YORK, Jersey CITY,
Brooklyn, Williamsburg and oil the surrounding country
with beef veal, mutton and pork Here all intereet Is
centred the supply and price Of beef cattle 10 The
limited supply offered for sae las. week caueec rn!ger
cal influx Of the bachers from al the above places tais
week. ard natural consequence notwithstanding ih-
receipts were largely Increased, The active demand
lent TO the rates Of last week. Toe spectators
were astir this week, and procured all they
could all along line The transportation of Gait
the various lines has been comfortable, and several
drovcs arrived in the yard to day Spectators manifest,
cd considerable Arm in their operations. very
proportion OF the offerings placed Tues iay
and the balance werereadiy purchased day lively
time had at the Bergen Hill salos yard on Mon
day when the Eales were unusually heavy, and prices
ruled very Arm Tho aggregate sales At these yards
amounted 600 head The offerings A. She Washington
yard ef . far average quality, and there were
several prime lots offered, together with q number OF
premium cattle, of which but few have been Offer ed dur
ing the pact several months THIS Kind WAS readily
taken at very full prices the range about last
wees though the lover descriptions ac - c.
pound low cr. TIE total saes at Alertoas $40
head (ipc,uciug 800 sunday and OF all the yards
$3.50 head making srandt'tAl Of $3.50 head, against
Tho total receipts al the yards for tho and last
Wass.nston BrO,vriaaa Caamlrlin', o'Brsn'a
This week. ei9 239 fo3 50
Las. week. 1880 s. 81 Al
PRICES.
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Total. 49,. $50 $50, o25 90
As compared with the previous statement, this
shows increase Of sSl6 2os 26 in the circulation
of f3ii ,3l9 in the domestic exchange; $92 37l in
the fcreign exchange, ] Of s. ,298 in the dis
counts and decrease Of s276 432 in the specie.
The items of discounts, deposits, circulation and
specie of the several banks are as follows:-
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cided against the company in this matter, we pre-
sumo il win be settled without further litigation.
The statement Of the south Carolina banks for
October shows the following items:-