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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
~ The Excelsior Shin Store, no. 3O2

Grands ct, near Allen Opposition 10 high prices Cheap
Shirts Well made Shrtsl Good Fitting Shirts! Excel
sor Shirts The Excelsior the where all articles
in the furnishing line be bought at the very lowest
pricee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19

The HIeHEsT LUxURY.-Thls dislderatum
may easiIy be ATTAINED BIZ calling at g. GARDNERs En-
poriurn OF Fashion No WarIens under the Merehantie
Hotel and takng Bath in the capaclos aud elegantly
furped Bathing Rooms and then reeae yourself with the
friction of those iniiabe Russian towels, expressly i'm
I'd fur h.. esfai,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
Lce in prices az HIRANAN.

Noricr.-No advance in prices at HIRAM An
psRsos's Carpet Establishment No aBowery sht SPA
eeus sae rooms fully stocked with magnificent Spring
syies 81 Royal Velvet English Tapestry, Brusses lmpe-
Msitine olClotAs, Window Shades Ac a sstonishins
low prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-19
In That oTime was made for Slaves" is

heir own loss GssEN No Astor fiouse has two busi-
meas maxms-the hp is make the handsonest shIts;
he second 20 deliver them at the time promised
To- The Mechanics Shirt Store, No. 396
rand Triumphant yet Notwithstanding all opposition
Shirts The People rush TO No 300 because for years past
they have been fitted out with the aboye-nsmed article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

PHILADELPHIA, Sept % 1859.
Nep and Splendid Hoe 10 be opened ia Philadelphia BY
q Nelo Fork Landlord.
Mr.. J. Tsber, recently Of the American Hotel in New
York, IL ston With his Ia about opening
end splendid hotel in Broad street Chssng In this
city The situation Of the house Is elevated and delight
full and the view from the observatory the top very
fne. The house has four fronts, three vide fights Of
stairs from the entrances to the top Of tho building and
the large halls completely cncircs It. The biding
Il ovDed By Mr. Edwards
The furniture ostiy black walnut and rood, Is
Of the very rsbest ard most expensive desep ion aud
It IL thought that in is seec ton Mr. Tsber has displayed
good deal of taste. underoand thai IL Ia the dssg
of the pr pretor 10 make ths ts crset house OF t1s
city and % keep u Just vsA hots can be kept.
That phis crest needs such hSase Is certain
Whether tie Is Pierre House realizes the expectations
which have bess formed In regard 70 its quality aud
chsrscier shs ofofm yoV ia susssque Iestsr after
/. shal have been opened. a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
BEFORE non JuISs be Us,
ACTION FOR SALVAGE.


SEPT 22-RusseN Surgiss aud others The British ship
Kae he, tackle dc -This s tor Russell
stureis osner Of The American tt-s nb at Achilles Il
NeF York and Nicholas Mccarthy, II the Ner York
pilots snd ter Of the pilo-oot James II. Waterbury,
y hsssrs c o,5ono, ard smith aisss that On the
eat ere Il long Island in bis rlL James watsr
huTy, distant east south east from ssady Hook about
eighty miles shen there discovered from the mast
head ship IN distrs6s. On reaching thu chic she IS
found TO be British chip Kste of scout 900 tons
hurDen hound from Il john. Nev Beias Sick 10 Liver
pool With cargo Of mser aud lumber valued 81 aoou.
$40 COO. II about ten O'Clock Il. If the 231 Of
As,n ahep the hhip was thus discovered and about
o'clock NJ when The James NJ Watsr8ury reached her.
Upop reaching Der Mccarthy hailed tbs ship went
hoard andouLd that she bad been deserted the 18th
Of April, eight days previously off Georges Shoals, by
her ter her ocera and hfseen Of her aud
there left bostd but four that tn chip
at the time full Of waer up her deck her caba bak
heads broken and wafhed out, and che ether
vise dspidsred The eompas broken aud the ships
papers bad been taken by the master S:CArhy at thu
risk OF life, aimed board, while .he Waterbury
left for New York and in the event OF storm his
Sapger would rave been extreme McJsrthy took
GO board With hn supplies provisions for the four
members of the crew. The Achilles Is a steam
boa, built at the expense Of s45 COO, and wholly
injured. On the 25th Of April the ship was dscosssed
from tina sesub 1T Achilles about seventy i've rnss to
the southwark Of sandy Hook WHARF Mccarthy still
brought into tie port of Nav York when reached
safety the f6th with the most OF her cargo The
~ b thu ys are 81 b 70
cargo-the former being estimated .. $50 0o0 and The
cargo at bette IN tl5, coo and $4,000
The defendants, by their counsel Msssrs. Moves and
Geo. F Bette admit that Mccarthy did 90 board the
chip Kate they do admit that she at ths tms
in dstress but contend that she In the possession Of
and being nayigs'ed by four men who voluntarily TO
NAMED board Of her when the officers snd LET
her. with the ve~ TO bringing Der into port aud had
brought her long distance, and had desliner TO ash
sistsnce of any kind from any other ell slshougt
opportunities bad frequently occurred betveen the is
go of AeIl Verbal snd doco nsntary testimony va
received b. the court and tbs case will BE- resumed tint
morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
LEGATION on TUE UsIrFD STATES
BERLIN Jan 81 1g53

LEGATION OF UsITFD STATES,
BERLIN, Jan. 81, 1858.
1ns-Tbe govern nent Of Br,men, In so prou pity re-
asine Conrad Schmidt from arrest after rec,ps Of
my letter OF the 26th inst sods clear proof tsst IL
pssds only that it's should be esovncsd Of the
proprs'y Of any demand made upoa It By the govern
mcnt Of the United States to sccsde to such demand
he government of the United Safes viii not fail to
oetve with particular satisfaction the intelligence o. the
reies~e OF Schmidt and il will regard this sc. in the
onDswnnt embarrassing circumstances uuoer yhieh
yemen was placed both shosfrg readiness on the
PART VI that republic TO listen to every spsesl from
wRstever quarter made 10 It's iudgncn and good
ond as us affestDg constant oedce 10 cultivate the
ntkt friendly relstiers with ths Uaite5 States This
feeling, Bremen may be assured. IL and viii 10 cor
aslD yeeiprccatsc by the United 5tstss
Tia arrest Of Schmidt msss under erroneous i'm
prossons, NO doubt honestly entsrtased Of q superor
obligation due from Bremen TO HSaovsr in relation to
him The nspt has SET him liberty a. soon "a
tbe cspvction Of It's brought h0rne 70 t. Ua
DER these circumstances IL Is highly proper think
that Contul you should msnifeFt your setsf.cton
With the result by Withdrawing any claim for dame
- account Of the arrest and i'm pris trust that
nr. ssbmidt himself viii the proprety Of apaenbng
~ This course.
Ton nay furnish 10 the government Of Bcamsn COPY
q Wis note. Ibaye the honor to be, sith great
respect, your obht servt
(senedD u ID. BARNARD.
RAPE Kno, rsq q. Consul, Bremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

hessss Of ss % over tie receipts Of ths previous
year and tAs huesss of expepsss was % 7ls 49, Net
il ersAss O. the income fer the year, % 500 2c The
report states that the net earniOgs Of the road the last
year. have bssn sscisnt 10 psy dividend Of four per
cent 70 the the had bssn paid for BY
STOCK instead rssortog to issue Of bsuds at dis
count, which has added srss item to the cost Of the
road and the interest ON which bonds must be paid be-
fore sny thing can be paid on the stock.
The Albany EVENING Journal gives the annexed state
pent of resspts Of umbsr received ct that place from
the opening Of the canals the els. Of September in
each Of the past four yesrs:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
TIE CozZFrs MURDE

TnE CozzEEs MuBDER.--The examination Of John
J. Chapman. charged with the murder OF Reuben Coz
10 Sberborn, the night Of Wednesday last was
eDcs5 std 6ni he'd 10 FrsHiog yestsrdsy The
t1smipstion VA bad before Hon Lorenzo eakips
Ihe evidence produced BY Tbs government oursy
cbcums,aptial No witnesses introduced for the
defence The prsoDer fully cecmittsd for trial ~
Il ttspo tbst The defence OF insanity s be fet no
DE Trial tefoTe the supreme Court BesIog Trapslr
SEPT a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
SECOND BOARD.
100 aha Norris Canal shs Nc Tc Co hGA
CITY TRADE REPORT.
THURSDAY. Sept. 22-6 P. N.

THURSDAY, Sept 22-6 p N.
ASHES were in good request. The sales reached so
bbs at IS SO pearls and s5S7h for pots per 100 lbs
BREADs1uTs Flour actively sought after, and on
the advance The days transactions amounted TO
Is eco bbls Sour at IS rs SO; superfne, No p at
SIS rs IS 93% mixed to IA ncy Western at s. 12ha
Sc ordinary to choice State at Sc l2h 80 37h In
Guiding only few lots at the inside price, and other
kinds q. proportionate figures Nothing new occurred
The s@ Susine. embraced 900 barrels at So sly q
for isvorite; and IS slk 81 l2x for fancy, per
wheat displayed considerable animation. The sales
comprised two three lots Gsnesee white at 81 30
the latter rate havg being paid for small and very
choice parcel 20 COS Canadian DO In bond a. 81 40
:: uhs. s 5 ;s aeS d0 s
and Western oats commanded 46he. 4shc per bushel
Corr favored the operations nstsd Of 49, 600
white Southern Sic Sc for mixed western and SO
q s3c. for yellow Southern.
CoAL.-An invoice Of $50 tons Halliburton, brought
CoT1oS.-The market continues dnll, but without any
percebe change In prices, with sales Of 400 bales We
quote
atlantic Orleans and Ohcr
Ia,sE s .sss .;si:.;vs g: * g.: g
Low to good middlipg 10 allh loN 1lh 1913 II
Fully fair to good fair Nominal. i2x a Is I2X 10
FxfIens Shippers dispoeea to await the receipt
Of the Afrcas hence engagements to Lverp ool
were including about 5000 10 coo bushsls corn At
about go. SD in ships bags Flour rs Cd. To
London Be. Cd asked for -four, and I'D for whet
To Havre 5000 bushels wheat, In ships bsgs ia
| hen at 21c snd coo do at 22c Flour ~ 75c.
SOC Rates for deal freights varied from 1l84 12os
asked. To California rates ranged from 400 co., pr
| foot measurement
CorTyE A very limited demand existed to day at
| for Rio. and loc. for 1t Domingo, per ID.
FRur.-some eco boxes bunch rasins fetched 81 95.
HAY was request at eos SOC cash, per 100 lbs.
IsoHTne last sales Of Scotch pig efaced ct $3l
So cash; and $780, months, per ton. Holders claimed
higher prices to day.
LArHs- Eastern we're In very good demand AZ 81 per
| thousand
LNE There has been doing in Rocklsnd ut 85c.
cor mon, and 81 for lump per Dbl.
koIAsSEs Sales mads OF 100 hhds Porto Rco Of
29c. 800 and so 90 musc ovad0 at Ms. per gallon.
Oms There $50 gallons linseed cold a. 64c .
| 65c ger eslion Other binds unchanged
PEcvsoss Pork In better req most but ess vslu-
able The fsIes reached loo bbs. chiefly mesa, a.
SIS rs s1b 87w including few lits prime 1T Slz 7b
Gi2 S1h per bbl Cu,mests uDatsrsd. Some 400
bbl.. PRIME lad resizsc 1870 l1Ac per H. The
taes Of beef egb scsd $50 bbs at - SO . 50 for
prime &C rs 90 " for country and sl2 Sl2 81
TO- city DO Butter ard cheese were rslesbs and dcn.
suGAR-1he transactions included 800 nhds Cabs, At
SC. q 5hc and 800 bxs. Drown Havana, at sc. exc
Per 10
TcBAcco About 20 bhdr Kentucky taken at Sc.
Wnn2rY Sales of ! 200 bbls. Western and prison
were reported at zi,4c. q ZSc. per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

NEW BEDFORD On MAegrT Sept IN. Sperm continues la
good demeBd. We notice sales OF no bols at 1900
and 600 bbls at 12lc per gallon tns market closing
firmly In Warren we notice fale of 100 bols., at
120e per gallon Wbale-The demand for whale con.
tippes good and prices have further advanced We no
tcc sales OF $50 bbs ~ 65c per gallon the srke clos
ing firmly ard holders efs asthma higher price Ths.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
The LiqaOr Dealers.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before His Honor J,dye 8lebe.

The LlqdOr Dealers.
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before His Honor Judge Beebe.
NO ILLEGAL LIQUOR DEALERS FIFTEENTH WARD.
SIPT 22.-FIom the following CON nunicsron it win be
that the Fifteenth ward stsDda pattern of
Nsw YORK Sept 10 1853
To the Hon the Grand Jury, of the City and County Of
GEsrEMEs-In compliance With instrucio received
from His Honor the Mayor gould respectfully inform
rpifiiuous hquers without senss, far se am ware
GEOaGE DILKS
Captain Police Fifteen ID District.
THIRTY FIVE PERSONS ARRAIGsEp FROM THE sEvrNIESTn
Yesterday Captain Hunt of the Seventeenth ward. ar
rested thirty persons for selling liquor this ward
witbo license. The ollo~ eg persons med
before he court Yesterday, plead guilty 10 the osooe
Hsrovan, Hartman Koop Louis Ku-isser James Nc.
Laus han, Charles Dittman G1stavus Gr1dAr Jscob
Plat John Mather, Charles irabar. Patrick Pseaa
Thomas Daily Joseph Talbot, Louis Windsrhold Francis
kubs, G Hynham, Jom Dosney. Jana Mcmahon G..
Duffy, John Briuv Is grenoe Far sell John Perrin
James Saunders, abby Keegsn, p>trcs Mcmahon, Tnos
Curnipf ham David Banks. Margaret Doyle, George MAJ
thews, John Duffy, Peter Lee Pc Rice John Barrett
Valnte h@nneh. Frederick Gin.aa, Patrick McCorinos
Patrick Naliy 7. Nj CoImck
A FEW MoaE THE SANE SORT LETT,
The Captain OF the Ella ntsenth ward police bought
INTO court yesterday The following charged win
selling liquor without . bcense:-Joho White Joln
Thomas ard Geo. Thomas. Daniel Kelly, Mrs Aon raH
Michael Sutton Patrick Pc Jsues AoG are Htrtz
Shob bemer. Alien LION James Kelly V&leltiue Houxh
magic, and Thomas Daley.
soln FROM SIXTH WARD
Capt Bepnsn yesterday arrested the folio wing person.
ureer teGch warrants issued from this co1r.:-leorge
Mulgso John Ford Frsnc,s Agonplt Frederick Nab or
William Harris Francis EcKenna, James L. Hoael, AID
Jacob Keller.
1aE EeHIH WARD QUITE REsrncrABLs.
Capt, TurIbua, Il could fnd more than 70
in Ais va,d who gull of selliag LIQUOR
we're with he rest s s.chsrss d uaa
Campbell, Henry b Wade, John Able snd CHARLES Rossie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

SrrT. ~ --Chdrge " Forgery j. Carney was
arrested charge Of gug the dchsrgs of Sergeant
Clinton r. m the Y Amy and claiming from the pay
master extra allowance and arrears OF pay Csmatted
for eXaWiI a'ioD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
FINE ARTS.


ZINE ARTS THE ORIGINAL PAINTINGS NOW ON
view of ShskspsAre and contemporaries painted by
John Faed R. A.; Sir Walter Scott and his literary
friends Akbotsford painted By Thomas Faed. 8.
Messrs WILLIAMS STEVENS WILLIAMS. 252 Broad
way that In consequences o. the
ereasing amber the shove ntrestibg
beautiful paintings they win Ienain ~ exhibitor short
the of W. and subscriptions received for the
epQravipgs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
Common Pleas.

Before Hon. Jadse Daily.
sNr I2--No cause being ready toe Court adjourned
- FTdsy ucrnipg, having called tbs calendar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
INSTRUCTION.

A faiiy announces to the citizens York sroekyn
rcems are now open day evening
sssp a., e s s b
receive . srss Writing thf.e Thsi
Ii,Sd souns aosseny
G with Or 'sD ss sos n
for ose soarp Copy books for schools and .oames
@ sfd'1
be had at the rooms 2 corner o. st.
From III. Homo .sSis g. those 1ss rIs to
place in The world Were the art 81 psnmsnsp Be
sneSsDs English a9eDsy, is dssrens o easass@snt
Bioy, stapieton Post Once, Station Island.
TNsTRUCJIoN.-A GERMAN GENTLEMAN WOULD
like 70 give Institutions ia music and in the German
language in '% q estSe Where they d, Be viii
,s,uetioDs on hs riaao violin and suisa IS veil a. ia
Best Of city reortncss can be given. Address NJ r. W.,
Herald ofRoe
AIRS srGUTu. PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
M Itahsn and English sacred and secular has deeidsd
:. svGse onr day e. S I s,s % o.
eoncernIr ters plaza &e at her Residence, 80 White
NHusIc.-A LADY, WHOSE MUSICAL EDUCATION
M The Of
soa IN The Above The pupils viii be
tended tho lady vii receive them Al nor own resdsnoe
Terms moderate. Address q. H., box 1922 Post once
MADAME BARBER WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY
M inform pups and tha public that after the
Lours Of her .teu the several Institutions la
which sho has Of Swing lessons she will open her
classes for the OF the French language ep
" adsptea facilitate convsraton, by the aclusrement
Of pbrassolosy IN connection with pure Partisan
can be seen only. MADAME BARBIER No 1Amtyst., en-.
trance the 6est private house noar broadway.
afusIc.-NMs pErrIoREw RESPECTFULLY IN
nj forms pupils and friends prepared
h.r stsSct,ns on the piano and ,i.gns "a hsr
ary day from Nj O'Clock. References, Messrs. sehsrfsn
Lurg A Luis, 722 SIoadrsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23
POLITICAL.

A RATIFICATION MEETING Oc THE UNFRIGHT-
IA ened Of oupg America tai place Fri
day evening September e. AZ TIE hssoquarers TAmmaay
Hal All adopted citizens, the Germsns in general the
German Den ocratc LEAGUE as Den,sohe Youas
prin cipss friendly invited attend Psrsicalsr
notceis hereby given the members Des Oeutschsn 6
Wardvereir unite with the VIII ole democratic BROTHER
hood this evening
F. RICHTER, aecretAy
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING.--THE
IL COMMITTEE Of Arrangements will meet this asternoo
~ ''A' fEKNANDo WOOD, Chairman.
w. D. KENNEDY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-23

RAPHIC.
TROrTING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Sept % 1853.
purse Of $3.50, two mile heats, il harness, Was
by O'Blenis to day. The following is = sam mary
W. G. Abrams named b Z O'B,enis ............. l
F j. Moline named b. e. CeDtrev,ile .............
W Peabody named b M. Lady Jane ,........... dat.
Tine, 5.14-51l.
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Lumber has not come forward quite 10 freely ss pre-
ousy noticed bat the total receipts thus far this
SOD, when compared with corresponding period in the
years given above, exhibit large increase.
The total increase in the recs Of boards and
Hnes to the 21st inst 800 feet In OF
thofe Of last to that day and far exceed those
Of 1851 Shingles show slight diminution but slaves
begin to forward rapidly and ths receipts
hibit increase over the four years named, except
1850 and exceed these Of 1852 ~ $40 SOS Ms There viii
doubtless DO, during the uiOg week, marked falling
off in supplies the breaks in the canal WILL probably
cause much detention Of boats days after the
damsges viii have boen repsired
The earnpge Of the Virginia Rail Dad Company during
the month Of August 1858 amounted 10 SIS 992 &c. Of
which 81 OH 20 from psssen fares an Sill sl
CT rom freight and mail
The sarpings OF the Androsooagin and Ksnnsbec Rail-
read Company for June, July, and August,
rexed
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C0uKxvLLLS COUk6B, Ii is-rhOIfiNo'
As ast ipsss u, trettns match sstwsss Ausr's
D~mssl and Jsssy lsd. Wednesday was an szes'sat
sontsst, s.d proved the Mage be Of the rst class
The tine nads, with tbs great weight sssh carried,
(4lo lbs astonishing Tho track vas gait hsavy.
Nllsr's Dansel . great fsvorite and before the
start, leo TO 80 leo 10 20 and in few instances 100
10 TO- was wsgered upon her She won, though Jeany
Lind proved herself adversary The attendance
Was very resIeciahis
Fyrst Heat -Ailisr's Dsmsel the choice OF the
track Jenny Lnd took the less Arsusd the torn and
70 the quarter pole in forty two seconds On the back
stretsh MIXERS Dsmssl went in font. and passed the
half mile poe In 1:27, length ahead and opened the
gap to three Or four lengths the lever turn fhs bay
nsre denny Lnd MADE gallant effort up the home
stretch Out could NOT ovsrtske the Dsmse Sns was
beaten by lergth. Tims. 249
Second Heat LEO to 10 wanting takers Aulsr's Dam-
sell She took the lead and had il for six uodred yards,
Passing hs quartz, pole in forty three .soood She
then broke mp and Jenny nd dashed ahead Ut ADD
went 10 tbe half mile pole four lengths clear in 20
KILLERS Dsmsti wss very unsteady, breaking several
times before she reached the home retch falling ia the
rear nssTy stance. Jenny Lind lesuEely home
winner by atty yards, in 2;t2h.
Third Hat -Eyep betting for the first time since the
match made Jenny Lind took the lsad, with the
Damsel hsr wheel where she lay uct they past
es hs then .ss, az avS
The Dsmsel Kept the gap open 70 the end and won IN
turn, Jenny the lead which she held the quarter
passing thsre IN forty seconds The D4mss then
They Kept together around the lower tuin nut hs Dan
eel began to draw away from Jenny the turn OF the
hcmestfetch, and ths beat her To The about a
length, at most exciting sirugsle in 247.
would oe hard matter IA d. eide hon of the above
nass will be the best 10 tine Mllscs Dsnsel EVIL
denly in the finest condition snd scanned the mot
steady and when the hackers of Jenny Lind offs ed
to trot The matsh sgaia another day, til.
of Mllsr's Dan sci declined They ainy
pair OF fire mares, and bound to keep unsuisd
reputation of their sires. Aier's Dslnssl got BY
Andrew Jackson. snd fanny L,oc by AodAllAh.
q To ryn Is a
WEpNnsDAy, Sept. 81 - Match, $4c0 mile heats best
three in 6vs to wagons wagon and driver to weigh
410 ibe
e. Csrll named ch. Miller's Dam sci. 800. 2 1 j
X. j. Seaman named b. Jenny Liud...... / 2
Time $40 262h-2:40-2:47.
UNION COURSE, Ii .-TRoTTNG.
THURSDAY, Sept 70 Purse $3.50, mile heats, best
three IN five in harness.
d Pbfer entered G. m. Lady Vernon. 1850. I l l
s MclAug him entered IN Mountain Maid. 1
q. Jopes catered Vermont............ 3
II. Woodruff entered z Pet ...........
Tune 229h-2Soa-2:2sh-2:32
Report to morrow
TELEGRAPH
rR0rTING AT SARATOGA.
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Since tie annual meeting Ia July, there were paid Of
the bonded and foatiog deb, Of the company about
&O7 Geo. and there is outst sndng of the floating
debt about $l4O oOO and Of bonds Of the dst and second
loans $4,000 The whole bonded debt exclusive Of the
new issue Of stock bonds. is about 81, 015,o 900.
Stock kCxchSAxr.