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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-09-20
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Accident Ist stenhen-
'f.''. t'rH l"" >" wife. 'i' sa-' t'' nd
The following extracts we take from the
Steubenville Union Of the 9th inst '"f
Z 80 =.~. it'"-' t. Monday, sept a.
3 A most horrible calamity occurred at the
paper mill Of Messrs. Thompson Hanna &.
Sons this morning, about 10 o'clock. A
new we'll which had beeh sunk to the depth
of some forty feet, caved in, burying Mr..
Robinson and his son, and a small boy
named Spence. The two first named iadi-
viduals were at work at the bottom of the
we'll, and were about coming out when the
bank commenced giving way at the bottom.
Young Spence was sitting at the time on
the top of the curb, obout two or three feet
down, aud was carried down with the fall
ing earth. Up to the time we left the scene
of the disaster, 3 O'Clock P. M, none of the
bodies had been reached Those engaged in
removing the earth ~labored under great dis
advantage In consequence of the dirt caving
in, and some time was consumed in getting
ready and putting into the we'll a large curb
SO as to support the banks. 1t is expected
that the body of young Spence will soon be
reached as he cannot be great way down.
q The other two unfortunate, individuals, It
is supposed, are at the bottom, Of the well,
and various conjeutures are afloat as to their
condition. Some are Of opinion that they
may be alive, being protected by the frame
work which surrounded the sides, but this
seems to us like .'hoping against hope"
Two or three days must elapse before the
bodies can be reached. ''"!h t~@'
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0rIt is only about three weeks to the
time of the election. Our democratic friends
throughout the county should be active
Every man can do something towards the
success of democratic principles.
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DEATH OF 4 JUDeE. Chief Justice SAM
uEL CHURCH, of Connecticut, died at New
town,on 'Thursdny evening, in the seventeen
ysas of bic ags. .He Eas agsnilsman @ lesal highly
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The market for Breadstuffs in Calf
fornia, which has hitherto abstracted large
amounts from the seaboard 10 about closed.
California is to become an exporter Of
Wheat instead Of an importer Of Flour.
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Democratic County Ticket.

Democratic County IIctAet'
PROBATE JUICE,
BENZ. r. HOPKINS, of Franklin.
tif, CLERK,
HORACE NJ. CLARK, of Ravcnna.
SIS. AUDITOR,
JOSEPH LOOMS, Of Ravenna.
SHERIFF,
VALENTINE HEYDE, Of Edinburgh.
s.t COMMISSIONER,
GEORGE HEATH, of Nelson
DIRECTOR OF COUNTY INFIRMARY,
ERASTUS CARTER, Jr., of Ravenna.
{e CORONER.
SETH NORTON, of Shalersville.
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, 49, FOR CONGRESS-,
!. EBENEZER SPALDING, of Portage.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.
2 ~ LOUISVILLE, Sept. IA.

'IIVOlSVIDI1HJ
On the Lexington Fair Ground, to-day. a
personal difficulty arose between Thomas
Bedford and George H. Thomas; each party
fired four times. Thomas was wounded in
the thigh, and colored girl seriously wound
cd. A man named Thomas Ferguson was
seriously cut with a bowie knife. i5gsa 4il
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Democratic state Ticket
tvss FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
.s,a SHEPPARD #. NORRIS,
Il ia a.,..a1 Of Clermoat County.
FoR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
a ALEXANDER p. MILLER,
,5tss4. o~ Of Butler County. ."
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Democratic District Ticket.
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r. AVENN a, OHIO:
Delnocrntic statc Ticket.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30, 1854.
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Il dfuxibe them on ihsir profits, and tOI
MAKE The case strong, suppose they average
I pro6{ Of lsOenty pr eeht., and then how
Nillths account stsndl They will pay a
Under the Democratic system S4'2St, ,sl2
Under the Wing system s6alSOo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
Law LNIEZLIGEINCE

THE Courts - Tresdoy.-Ia tue Superior Court
in the Gaze of Margaret II. Ross atnI OF James
Ross, deceased, sgt Jsms- W Fosbay to recover for
destb of husband, run by omnibus. slready re-
ferr,d TO. 1t shown. on the trial, thas dec,I-et
that evening had been considerably under the inHa-
epee # drink. TIE Jury gave verdict for p'anah
of $500 In suit, in same Court, Catharine ksnney
sgt. Alfred T. Senell and wife, for alleged SANDER in
Mrs :. rsying if she were asked as to character OF
plaintiff latter having lived with her as domestic,
she would state that .be stole tao sbir and 80 50 in
money; but the words we're denied the case having
been tined twice before but the Jures then did no.
agree, verde, Of six cents was givea for plaintiff
IL the Circuit Court, il the Gaze OF Dsnisl Blhlsr
eat. John Wentworth, rival furniEsrs dealers in
Chsibsn-,t. for Islander, in saying plaintiff sold
secondhand furniture for new, that his bsdstssis
wee full Of bed bugs &c, already referred TO- the
Jury gave verdict Of $3.50 for plaintiff, aud motion
was made by defense for stay Of Procesdinss-
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FrREs
IN ~ TnIrTrIIIrr.,r-

fhe ~ lhliI'IIfF.u.
Ats ceock tuesrHy morcinc, q ERE broSs On, N A
snail frame bu'ioing uped q. stable To- T,.rtv.
hi,hst. near Tie i,nh.sv TIE fune. .,,s.4 ran
My ana communicated 10 the adjoining building
ewn"e ny We-'lskc s. Co. prosre OF, Of tte Tenn.
o. ssee Lane, and oceupisd By them a. wood work
ard hlsoh'uith.sto The frsmsn were ear f, On TO
erouno bot before lhsy could .sbl 10 he flames IN,
soo~ build'ngs ~i'h the o.her email ba.!lpxs 81
Joining were Destroyed Eve sta,-s lui quantity
Of onh"ished work. belonging 70 we.take g. Co,
v~e destroyed. Two horSo., 10 the stable in .h.ch
Me nre originated, we're burned to death.
FiRs ~ CtTHARIsE.sr.
On Monday night q fire occurred in ths .esoad-
hssd clothing store rep, by Mob4el McCsrrsy, Al.
No 70 Ca'bsrinest. Tho namo. we're eItiazu shed
o, s'r1e hfemea and the F,prth Ward Police, no
alarm b. ~ siveB.
The Gre reported In THs rHibUSE Of Tuesday in
~. Daniel Tfaverty' bsds;eai shop, No. los Nal
ocrry't, originated b,tseen the shop ard ar sdjoin
ING building, asd not ifen the .ose a. WA reported
TIE loss stock u between s7eO sad 800 Insured
b ths y. y. &. Fire In.srsnoe co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Dee- 10, asa
Before Judge HALL

INDICTMENT FOR sNUGGLISG.
The case " Samuel Helbuih. tried a charge Of
smuggling quantity of diamonds, watches sud jew
elry, in steamship Washington. from Bre men, I'm
which he was passenger ia August lat, already
tered TO, concluded. IL was shown by the test
u,opy Of Capt r. n,sxs, deputy Surveyor and
others, that Mr. h. subsequent TO the seizure of ihs
articles stated that he hao saved Is 600 or So Oo0
aid bad invested it in diamonds, aud il these wsre
tax IN from him he would be ruined he knew he said,
of oilers having smuggltd diamonds. and spoke OF
knowing one party who haa or vas ABOUT 70 smagsle
500 COO worth aud firm that had smugglsd
s4Oo0 C0 or $500 600 worth and wodld disclose the
LsM-s I" 80 ,,,.mouu, 80 we're restored 10 him.
and he was not proceeded against Id th.s case no
wa. told that in the OF his disclosing facts vi TUG
kiLc he would 70 eutitled to one-qnarter @a ~ou,-
II axe money. be refused TO do anythinS soou' H.
however, unless there sbos.d De prs'iou, sSree
IN, 70 o;,e no those NOV lodged to Captain
Rypders that be had smuggsd ths erucies' no
Wished Capt and the 9th officers % give toe dls
moscs back told Cspt ne VI had great dsA OK
political il fu. &c he WA arrested day or tw)
after the goods being found upon bin; there wS no
prsenee Oh the part Of tho defendant that the duty
mad been paid. The appraised value Of the did
uoDd- and o'her articles found upon him, was
sl2 :O0.l Testimony was given as t. tho articles
shown being the same ns those taken iron the Do
fsDdaIt- 1be case VISA summed up by Mr. Donohoe,
for cefense who contend.d that IL vas matter Of
doubt ~b.tber the duty hsd been paid or not,l and
by Mr. Joschimssen for the United States. The JUICE
charged that II was mere question Tor ths jury
whether they were dutiable goods, ADD wero con
cea.d with view TO defrsuding ths revenue, the az
fruatve Of which NUT bs shown by the Govern
men, from circumSances tend Dg 10 satisfy tbs Jury
TT. Jury retired and after absence OF s,out NJ
teen MINUTES returned verdict of guilty Tue
gu, i-Lment for smuggling Is fine no. exceeding
g. COO ard imprisonment not exceeding tEo years, ~
The discretion Of tbs Court Mr. III. is out on bail,
which was ordered to be reu-~ed for his .ncs
FROM day to day to abide the Judgment Of the Court
of Eur.tnar slaa irdletei p
Cling jewery at the same time, was 80, down for next
week.
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III HID,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mssans. !sAa Esriasss. q
tie asth year OF bis age. ,.,., -.
HI frisrds respectfully invited b s,t.sd be is;ssy
s.st ccrne. Of sb.sv hout further invitation hh -
u.ir. vii he conveyed to Or ehseod c nsf-t,. 80.
VAN vORST-in South Brooklyn. ga raesdav. .ss "
irst vul.m TsVlor ouiy ehii Of Ian II. ssA blsa u
Van Won't eyed yes,s months and IL days
The fri.rd. relatives also the frssds 81 the h1h
W T.,lor requested attend ,hs tssesS 90 trA2
st-rnspD. the ia inst ct s'ecct from TIE resssses
Union tOuuh hcu-- % COurt-st
So.'oe .pd Charleston r-p~rs plesse cory. 49, -
WOCD-.t N-w-Catls. ErssBd. Sept IL, ls> Nss0
J.re. Woe Pc OF No. 81 chssham IT., n T.. sst ~
H.rAor. L I ss-c 81
fi-oes acqu. also the nsery 81 WesSs
Lccse No ss5 q Of O. - and she Order 10 seasrsi 80
r-srect'uy ,u,,d suerd the fuaersl nscdsy tso
irst oclook from the Church OF the hey rsaasUs
Of Clhto- 1t and Montague place, Brsskiya
His rrrsius will b. tuen 20 Greenwood -
YALk-ln Ware Mass Dee. IL. az lasx fsvss Nra A. =
Yale szec S. relic, Of the late Rev. cyrss Tale, 81 New
Hartford Conn.
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sales OF stoess al PhiladsIphia-Dro. 10.

Reported for The N. Y. Tribune BY fsv a raosu
$3.50 Beaver Meadow RR q. - so 81 90 do. so
CT, X r. %. p, each, Gti ~ 40 DO. n IN
Is 80 civ &. & 2 81, Stnl0ds & X a. Stee
H.rri.bnrs g.. c,.b $751; 81 C.mdss and Aneoy 4
ss 81; Goa Loss .snd r. d. es 'e stooo ess1sS
n MOI &. ~ sot So LONG Island bS~n, ~; rsen
RI DO "a Minehil k.R cssh. sSii ye Reading ~
ss4 50 do b5sn ST. - Morris Csns ria 5ssvsr nssdov
RR adv. SSl IS sechsacS BsDk, Ni 81 Commercial BE-
b5~n o., is oirsra ssbs, lci ~ -. =.
EStue-n H0a,ds-lop Reading Cd Ssts To d. eMa sSb y
kipehi RR IS; sao New Cresk Coal 90 sswa III sNssse
Lib Bauk ~.
sst, go Il Pens - 10 ssp Penn So ~, 100 k':saf
RR days SSi, acc Lehigh Lino cash, lt Ice do D.
IicksLurs n II 8, Peua. X X ss.h teii de VI ~
korsfosn r.. 5iii $50 New CIesh Coal Co, it "ess
s5w d IA, Babk Of Penn. cssh, l3t
f1eJ Eoa, d IS Oto CITY K Sc c. p, 81 ShssAss
II Il 10 st $50 Lsbish Zinc, n ...
ia IT, sd ~ q aa r3':s: .i is:4..c
Railroad Bond. 10 Of ~ BID ~ sssed Residing Rsrss1
Nor,ss. s. 80 bid 81 sed Penssylvsnis WsrosA ,st
o. ~ bid - .sked Morris CsnsI 3D. ut ssksd, seaagL
m Na.ssuos C. 81 6af bid 10 asked schuyiti NsvSsaea
soch 10 bid Al asked; SchuYlk Navigation Preferred ~
bid, ut .sied, Leog Island !. ~ i,! .,ist v.ssss.rs
BID, X ukes; Union Csnsl. 81 BID. % Nksl Dali
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SUPERIOR coUkr-prc. 70.
B.for. JUase OAzLsr.
CHARGE oF LIbkL.
TkI. II ah-4t.r ...fr.f Htran


Chll.s II shston arsLs Hiram FaIsf
To recover Of The proprietor Of Tae EseH'sy Ny
ro- damages for alleged libel 10 publishing the fol-
loving paragraph sth OF July last:
"NoRE eeBUYLIRiEIsG. - Charles r. Shel'on,
President OF the Empire Stone Dressing Company,
sss sst tsyesfrs. He has left for psrts askso~n,
gone into the country for bic heslih. An ove,-sas
81 stock 10 the amount VI tlo0 900 hs been diseov
cred Paper 10 the amount Of $50 900 vas protested
Yesterday The habuInes Of the Company amsdnt
10 s95, 600. This has been known - 9 crack stock
In the market having sold high - 100 and having
PAID 20 to 30 per cent dividends for The laa' '"0 or
ihrse years
Piaisnn alleges that it wu malicious, &C., and
clsins ESQ 900 DAMAGE
In defense il 10 alleged that the article Was inserted
without malice and with good in'eston; that Mr.
Shelton had bsd entire control Of the Company since
i,s form alton In ls52 and is capital, through bis rep
resentAiicrs OF profit, increased from 500 900 70
s:oo GEO. and he represented the sstsbnh nen. 10 Be
making money and - Gaming . dividend OF 20 sod
20 per cent. shich dividend be caused TO BE- paid In
notes Of the Company 70 the stock holders th.s the
paper Of the Company, 70 very large amount, VS.
proe Last summer and the Trustses kns~ nos Tor
rhu The liabilities had bean Incurred. and could not
obtain any information from Mr.. Saelson; thsf a..
though be had. abort time previous retired non the
prssdency, the gentlenaa appointed osanaasd
70 act under As drsaios; that Mr. s. lsft Nsv York
and went 10 New. Haven, where hs originally be-
isassl, saa oas Of ne Trustees he'd to g 70 NsS.
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uARRrHD.
cAMYROS-wHrTISG--As D-~slt Nsh, Dec. H. Aasn
1. Orusron. tsa N<s ssfTlet waving

cAMYROS-wHrTISG--A,D -ssit MOI. Dec. H. Aasa
L. - tsflct WsitinE
CLpUGH PsRKrR-N so-.c- De IL, Cast Rsfss q
CicugA - T.ifs-sit Mis- N.'sust P.rs-f
CONGTON- NArrER-sf " ~ pSk L.k- Y Y. Nsa. u
vm o. Cossaor. Fsf Of Rochester. 70 Ma Eszs A.
..-. stsr { Col y " A,iser
ApSON-WfLLI.Hs-IH N-gshis re~a New q,
WI AaiC Dsysso. U. S-Assss iroa Osorsis. ssl No
y.x. " Ntiisus
J1Nrs- TSGFRSOLL-fn Lee N.ss Dee = Hr. WIN
J.rs. II ou.uA.s. Wales n 7. % Ma S.ri-t ysa,e
on The -ts Joha c. lssrr.ou n Ais'erits
Il<>-ARNRTT-At O.c~ois No. The ~ Of Nov, ~ -
Rfv lon Rae ~. Jsha O. l. as H. % Bate Ca a.
A. !. 7 .shs Arrrgt Of fort Scott hsnss. ter,t ~ -
R,CFRs-BVRT-A AZ B.ns'b. O--~ss Co. Y. Dee ~
cS.r.. Roe,- Of Ns--YsTk cay. 70 Asss, d.ssasr -
~ observation-disclosures CRANKY C. X. Dec T. J. q.
v-biscms Ia N D to Sarah. ssecns sssSAssf Of 4 I
Dcor fso.
wAsgISGTOS-LgwIs- A. Elars. n T., Dec ~. ~
Hiram, wssAirstOn 10 Mss Esther LewA
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MARINE CoURT-nsc 10. 1884,
Before Judge MCCARTHY.
D.. I,.-fara .gf Nrelfar

Robert Crawford AT Weller.
An action 10 recover $3.50 Tor six months rent OF
house No 50 West Invent, seventh ST. PlNnt1 pro-
duced 9 sealed lesse, signed by dsfendsat, aud by
Banks " Creme, SCENTS for plaintiff. Dsfendan.
moved for n Don-uit the grulof that ths covenant
ii say .,aSe ade with Banks Crane aud
uol with plaintiff. Tie paper "ebg under ssu, Iis
plaintiff could hot DO sued upon /, as party, and
therefore could not Cue on II. Not granted, Win
costs.
John French .gt. jaws Johnson.
This action was brought by plaintiff, IS assignee OF
one Henry b. PuTdy to recover 1857, alleged % he
due fer services commission agent, in selling lun-
Der for the del. ndsnt The assigper, Purdy ex-
am ned and testified that he employed ia Sep
TENDER 1853, by defendant ~ ten snilliogs day,
and FIVE per cent all sales OF lumber; that April,
1854 defendant of his own yoitOn, increased his
pay TO 81 30 per day besides conclusions; that he
continued in defendants employ TIL October, 1884,
~heD the above balance WIS due for commissions.
The defe and bis brother examined wit.
D.sses AZ testified there never was any agreement
or promise to pay commissions; aud further, that
purdy had never sold any lumber for them. Juds-
rent for deft udaLt With costs.
Edward Neville AIT WIN. Wal
One OF four suits brought by the proprietor OF tao
Kings County Hotel, WJliam.burgh, against Mr..
Wal Mayor Of Wiauisburgh, tin his private capa.
city for sllee ID false imprisonment. IN causing Mr.
n to be arrested ard Imprisoned for violation Of the
Sunday law Ia Keeping open hs hotel on that day TO
sell liquor-a similar suit pending also on behalf OF
bi. bar keeper. Testimony was taken, showing the
nature Of the warrants and arrests Inc Court iun-
der the statute mat JUDICIAL or other officer can only
lie tried rstss " his official duties IN tho county
10 Which be beloDgs sad that sufficient had bean
elbows to sst-fy hu that 1t acs performed IS
public officer, and dismissed the complaint For
plaintiff Me.srs. John ana Geo. W. Cook AMI john
AnihOD, fer defendant, Mr.. John Dean, Corporation
Counsel, Williamsburgh
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COURT or GENERAL sEssloss-Dse- 10.

Thomas J. Dosden placed at the bar, charged
With having in October and November ls,t collect
ed Unauthorized, bills from several firms 10 the City
due the publishers Of VARIOUS newspapers. IL ~as
alleged op the part Of the prosecution, that Ia sga
ing rec spts for the money paid. lie had committed
fors aies ard il upon charge Of this KIND that
10 wa to he tried 6rst. The prisoner acted conn-
rel Tor himself and cross-exsmined the Witnesses at
come length. The Jury. after celebrating four hou1
on q vessiet, were unable 10 sgree and were dis.
charged. The prisoner wu rsmsbded for new trial.
Patrick Csllss nan va placed on trial, charged With
having. on the 7th ut., caused the death OF George
W. Barrett by striking MIN upon the head with
tunbsr Evidence was taken. showing that on the
evening OF the LAST elsctoncsy, the parties quasled
st . GROCERY in Hester-st, when Cslsghso threw
bis gsss Of liquor At the be head Of Barrett producing
conclusion Of the brain from the effects Of which hs
died the following day. The Gaze vas still on whom
The Court arose and adjourned for tho day.
Michael Cullen plesded guilty 10 petit lar .sny, and
was sentenced 70 the Psnisensiary for six months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20
CIRCUIT CoURr-Dee. 10. 1885,

TIL Adrdse the United states inurspes Co. .
Plaintiff. insured O., 900 on their Oaku q factory and
srist mill situated near Bergen Hal, Ne"-Jersey'
which we're destroyed by fire in Jsn. 1853, PLAINTIFF
having sustained lose they say, OF s9,llO, aud but
s. COO Incurred Ia opposition % payment Is is sad
that on renewing the policy the plaintiffs stated that
there he'd been increase Of hazard from the time Of
,he orisipsl policy, whereas they had constructed
nschine shop within 20 feet Of the oskan factory
a,o that they had not presented their proofs 10 ses-
soD. The points were denied. Verdict for pl.nnfis
a. 2i7 b. iDg amount and interest. For pits. hssSs
Kirkland and Perry; for didt Messrs. TIden and A.
II. Green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-20

Generally there better feeling this morning
ct tie Stock Board the result of tas favorable
dition of the Bank Statement. The Transactions we're
10 considerable extent and the bears did not oporate
with much vgor. At the Second Board there We
less buoyancy especially in Erie, which fell Of 10 IS.
the cosng price of yesterday. Central touched 80,
| an ADVANCE of ~ cent but closed at 7sj. Hudson
River took start, add cold to the extent Of 900
shares improving / y cent. Reading advanced 1
v cent Harlem, |; and Cumberland, NiesrsgaA
Canton, &C., are steady. The Western Railroad
.hnres are heavy. Delaware and Hudson Improving.
The sales OF Railroad Bonds we're 5000 without
much change. Illinois Central improved | v cent;
Panama, y cent. Erie Incomes were heavy, and
sold at 93i. State Stocks are steady. virginss.
ssesst; Missouri 6s, s7I considerable advance On
the last sale.
The business in Exchange Is light. Sterling hsS
Ell y cent Francs, lsi o5.l3l.
Ia Freights the market il bosvy. To Liverpool,
IS, COO bush. Corn 81 03h.i Desdwsisht, Isl; Cot
ton 500 baes q 5-32d.; Flour ~; 200 or 800 bbls
PORK, a. &C. To London, 2oc or 800 tos. Beet, 80
a4ji Desdweigbt, 22I6.
The specie movement at the Government offices TO-
day was largo. The receipts at the Sub-Trsssury
were s.s CAS- paid e5ft 1875; balance, %, 3as The
Assay Office paid out for god by the Northern Light
s3S9 500. Thus the banks have been enriched todsy
over $4,000 which, with the receipts Of Monday
and Saturday, must increase their stock Of gold 70
nearly thirteen and half millions The Assay -OfHss
has st 500 900 to pay ou, and there are further
demptoDs Of Government stocks TO be msde.
The Dry Dock Savings Bank has given notice hat
deposits made before the 10th Of January win
be eshusd to draw interest from the let Of thst
month.
The Bswery Savings Bank has declared semi
annual dividend at the ratio Of Eve per cent per
rum Oh eli sums Of Ave dollar, and up wsrd, AMI less
than Eve hundred dolarsi and four per cent psr
pun on all sums Of FIVE hundred dollars aud upwsrd,
which sh al have been deposited at lssst thres months
on the FIRST day Of January next, which will DO psid
to depoGtor on or after Monday, January Is.
The Mechanics and Trader Bank Of Jersey City
have declared . semi annual dividend Of four pr
cent.
Amer the adjournment Of the Board, the following
sales were made at auction by Simeon Draper:
o. SO Greco Bay G. and Chicago ss. isst sddsd ...1s
i:s share. sussli Ben. Stock
16 shares Trenton Ius Co Of N.v-Jsnsy..........es
ssse Pacific Mall Steamship Co...................<4
The regular serai-weekly auction sales Of Bonds
and Stocks ~ Adrian II. Muller will take place u.
morrow, at half-ps! IL O'Clock, ct tho Msrshssl6
Exchange.
The earnings Of the Erie Railroad for the nsslh 4
E%sias: s.,. . iss;........... ~ = =
Iacr...... - - Il
TIE earsisgs Of ths Chicago end Rock Islsad Rel
rsAd fr the month ofNovsmbss, 1854, were - lslswa
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soNE PoEK.-The receipts Of live hogs las; week
by the Enc Railroad, exceeded fourteen thousand II
s cafe to e.tnste ibese $40 each making $40 o)s
D''s irsishi this mostly west 10 Osio. At $50 pouais
each. this would make two millions one hundred
thousand pounds Of pork There is no douo, ta,t
every family in Gotham, except the Jews, mighln,vs
piece Of roast pork for Sunday dinner, If they had
the money. Certainly the ins,srisl is not lacking.