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COrOnors' Inquests.

BURNING FLUID ACCIDENT Yesterday Coroner wilhelm
held inquest ct the Hudson River Railroad depot,
Chambers street. upon the body of James l. Stons who
to his death from injuries received by the explosion
Of ef burning fud with which he rsplenishins
lighted lamp The accident happened the ats. OF
February, since which, deceased has fingered in great
agony he wfs about thirty five years Of age, and a
native of Rhode Llsnd
SCARLET FEyER-WHERK ARE BOARD OF HEALTH?-
Yesterday Coroner O'Donnen called up to hold
inquest the body Of Richard Barber st the
No S7o Water street who died from scarlet fever The
house n which the dead body lay the picture OF h
and misery indced for Thsre the was turned
death and disease sssed the face 20 struck
the jury with the oatasome appearance of the place.
that they pec,fuily called the en,ion Of tho BoHd
Of Health to the location, which a low damp, acd
uhyentilstsd hola full OF squalid misery and poverty
VIII the Board Of Health bear the fact in mizdf
DEATH FROM INHALATION OF CABBoSIc ACID GAS -
Wednesday, Coroner Gamble held inquest upcn
this BODY OF named Tho Donkey, who TO
his death by accidentally nhaDg carbonic acid gas The
deceased ii appears, had been at work IN the distery
Of scott Co SO Cherry street and Tuesday evening
commenced TO cean out Of the cisterns OF the
tablishment which She proprietor cautioned him hav
ing soy thing to co with and that upon his lifting
one of the pisnks from which the poisonous gas
emitted he fell useless in to hs cssern and before he
after hearing he testimony ecitsd, rendered a
verdo'-tbat the deceased to his death BY nhan1
csbcnic acid gas Jsseassd native Of Ireland, and
about tknry.tix years OF age
TATAL Result or RAILROAD ACCIDENT Coroner
Gamble held ipqusst Wednesday upon the body of a
named Edv ard Howard VIII, was severely ioja rcd
Erie railroad on tne 26th August last II appear
ed that while the train coming into Jersey City,
ceased put bis head out of the window which coming
in contact with pie Of wool produced fra sture of tn
skull The jury rendered a verdict In accordance with
the above facts. Deceased about nineteen years
Of age and resided In Brooklyn He was native of New
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The prices obtained By kessrs. Coffin Hayeock res
terday, ranged follows Mems superior gu lty Blu Il
gloves warranted French % 25 Per dozsn superior DO
do lined, - 90; superior buck mittsns, do do. do
lined IS 81 do superior assorted colors mems French
buck, warranted % s7; do sK and 10 sizes, 81 very
SUPERIOR do 90 49, best assorted colors, IL Cal De-
saigues Ut 81 Is. "a mode coors meYino cloths and
do blek do, 62Kc. Toe superior 81 do mode coors
do, s5c; emo quality "a mode colors do, &c CSC
splendid quality black merino cloths, warranted 40 and
Al inches 81 1877 magnificent do, finest imported and
high coors and black u Is 81 25 extra ga mode CO.
lors thibet cloths do, 62hc csc. 80 and 80 inch
DO and 30 inch do do splendid qualify, IS 25 "a inch
Lyons black msntila vevcs, Zoe 20 inch lustrinss,
gros de mines and Rsye gros de Naples 45c 4oc %
inch extra, all boiled, Raye gros de Rhine, and Orleans
CSC % inch all boiled heavy Paris do, SIC; high
lustfs black tareta, warranted all boiled, with 81.
perior and heavy do at 81; magnificent Quality do.
high lusiIe black satin stripe srmurss all boiled and
satin plaid poul de soies do &c., heavy rich gros de
Tours &c.; rich satin stripe and plaid armures d S2
% inch and extra lustred black faeas warranted, ali
Pars bread stripes and boiled figured brocsde 81 Oh rich
Paris quality broche striped armures, 81 FAX; " inch
super warranted all silk satin striped po alt de Sole and
stl richer and superior, at ~ 20 heavy satin ElAio
Psr.s quality all bo1ei pout Dc sole, 02Hc much So
Ieror DO inch heavy extra sup Paris ~ eS M
do sup do Oh "a inoh much superior, eoc rich satin
plaid do, IKE "a and 20 inch extra and heavy Paris
quality, oil boiled peut dc sole chine and extra heavt
satin plaid chine pout Do sos u ~ 81 nch rich satin
sss tsI :sS Su T.
brocasss fseorrs, splendn quality pou,t de cole for
city trade q % s0at2 %. The sas wiu b censipvsd
n ~.
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Notice tn Mariner.


.be sppsIasas At the Old Point Gen.
The lishs 8 the same character .: n: ola NJ:
Psssr ssd sIiili:asS . IRON 'a.' ..'s s'''''s
s:sl sss ssS x: ' -
'i y order s. S$
once Lighthouse Board, Sept. Is. 1854.
Disasters.
Bf,TM Sur Was ~ on d !. Che
Yori and taken Galveston about 10Th nit.
Bn BARK MAEnLA, from Honduras for London vtth
Re-; e The ,:.s s.l: Alter hs ..Tssl =: :ssss
selves small Sost. and w.rs exposed in them
hours whes they we're picked e: ds
Orleans y snip from 'hi' port ana taken . No"
.s s.. css. e. ss f..
was taken TO Wilmington. NC, for reefs ~ @as
.aaieuncn.
lob i : %an. g.
SsS barn Lady, Res...
sa .-ss :s' !. Sssss: e
ct ere e her su. was discovered and sznSshsd
.s sss s.; s.ys tS.is Port S'' Canada
Foreign Ports.
,AsrIswALI-Ar Sept 90 steamer Fslesa, Havana laaS
y 4. s. In n: !. An name not
sA9: $'ss sls cas'1 s:s: g:
Chinehss Isaa sa sspt for Ust..ss supsrs PrssSsss
q s:pt ss Ss'tss @ e.:
c IL f S. Ia h for r 1a.sie
co. Busna Vista, Cottrei Chnchas; bark sarah ssew.
:s Is:
s A .s &c: I.s usss.:
ss!.s c;ss s
Psiee srsSo sson; Hanpssn s,vsssss Easis. Wissss
Red Rover, Putnam; barfs vermont Marsdss; Sarah d
s:.1s Ssss
sys SsSsis si T.:
sCysxsSA.is Pors Sept 81 bark O v Horton. Piu.sr.
.ss. ss az GO Niss
Ssn ssnn ssss sssr Aiss csSsr So..u
SEPT ' ss NARA JsTstt rsnsy NYcrs
son. San Franesco Uncle SAM Bald VIM % ssd both "a
T,ss srg: for Rev
P,c1ov-Ca SEPT % trss Onward, Reid, NYork ssth.
.eSr E..Is chih0ln, NYorh CID 9TH shp GSrssss Ksi
AsEwrysAIr Sept h.b.prtcn l.yio Hsvsss r.
cnsr,ntts Rsed sins, r1s from Enasssa' ea -
BsssssmsstsNx.rs .p s'i u President sa,4. x..n
tns, wsoSssns.rn ssssssss NJ kn%s!ssa, dssssss::
oa.sras. pssys sS'isf ss:ss; ana
sIsT,l hnISrl wsi Clever de' cssRsr Sor''a
y s "a sss:s E.::
In port Canton, Housssis BENJAMIN. Dursux. and AID
sAass, sAssy.ss aaa Etaa0isssi c0pusdstn WruAnss
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The Columbus (0hio} Journal of the 18th inst. says
The process Of financial publication goes Every day
drives home their native don in the by forbidden
swaps OF Ineans, the worthless issues of her
sibe banks now hstan ling tae combination Of railroad
corporations which ia alliance with the bankers to
defeat note holders 10 r efforts 10 obtain the onoy
for the pestiferous trash The Indiana STATE Journal
complains that half million Of dollars have
Gently been received and redeemed and that several OF
the banks have gone into lq7dadon. This shows that
these Peter Funk institutions got up for the pur
pose forcing their circulation abroad ard when they
or occupy the rich fields Of Ohio and other
States they compelled to wind up Nine tenths Of
the stock in those banks is held by noresidens Of In
diana. The scheme designed for n swinde compar-
ed to which the Michigan Wildcat system petit lar
ceny But the robbers have besn despo,led of their
pre- far Ohio is concorred by the wise enactment
OF the last Ohio Legiflatuean enactment that is not
only approved by intelligent and honest bankers in
midst, but also BY the masses Of The people.
That the law has ADDED tenn porariy to the monetary
eDhsrras smens is true Aud il is true that IL hal
been the object Of the opposition editors to get
panic for lcctioneeripg purposes But these things will
soon have end Every red dog ard every wildcat
will have its day and responsible currency will
occupy the place of the worthless notes thai have
forced into circulation among
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Boz. Il 0f COuncllp,en.

The Board resumed their octo session Wednesday,
her of petitions resoluti received and refer
red to their Appropriate committees Of them being
Of any vital importance.
THE SWINE NuIsANCE
The report CT The ComUittee on Ordinances making
provisions against the Introduction sare into the
city below EghtysSth street, was after debate
rejected by vote OF 35 to 9.
THE BRICK CHURCH MATTER.
The report of the committee sppooted to take into
consideration the purcb Of the Feekmar street brick
church. for the erection Of pubic bulldog .or ths use
Of the city, up, but was the suggestion Of the
Chairman lad until another meetugas other
proposals for the sale OF ground in that vicinity had
been received that sftsrno0n Of
The Board then went into Committee Of the Whole
for their consideration.
WIDENING Cliff STREET.
The report of the Committee on Streets ia reference
to the widening Of Cliff street. just Opposite st. George
Episcopal church. tai up but after some debate
on the merits of the project pro ard con 1t iaa
over
The Board then adjourned until Friday evening
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Court CT General Sessions,
Before his Honor the Recorder.

MANsLAUGHrER IN TUE FOURTH DEGREE.
Der II Cornelius j. QuscSenbush put his
trial for this offence The defendant kept . grocery
store three doors from the OF West and Hammond
streets On the 7h Of August last while st ,ndng at his
door, he fired pistol at rat the sidewalk This ball
striking the pavement. glanced oil at anglo Of forty
Eve degrees and killed anthony Bertram. Tie question
for he Jury decide wss whether tie defendant was
culpatJ negligent in thus fir ng pistol 10 the pubic
street for this would constitute the offence OF man
slaughter in tina fourth degree under the ststute It
was proved that only in the street at the
charging the pistol used ordinary cauton ard that the
accident WAS beyond his coEtrtl. The prosecution,
therefore, abandoned the case vtrdct Of acqaittaL
The jury in ADDITION to their verdict expressed their
opinion that the practice Of using firearms the streets
was decidedly 1epzehensible.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT RAPE.
Peter Eussipg indicted for committing an assault
upon Rurg, with intent to rAvsh her. II ap-
peIed in evidence that. tbs evening Of the frat Of
September Anna was attacked by rufian, in Third
quently csme into the allsy way, upon which
tie other left. Anns was put upon the stand, but
whole story stiil she declared positively that the
prisoner did not attempt to violate her person.
On tie ether band, the police officers who effected
and found her the oor with tho prisoner her.
Abe Judge in his charge said that II the jury
man who drsgg snna into the alley vay, and Il Toe
attempt at rape had been made, then the prisoner
must be convicted; otherwise he should BIO Quitted.
Verdict of guilty Sentenced to the State PRISON 10.
two yesrs.
BURGLARY IN Tue FIRST DEGREE
Charles p. Wilson, alias Wood indicted for break
ing into the dwelling house Of Mrs Fl ~ Hail. King
street. the night OF the 18th Of September last and
stealing thence ewslry Of great vaue consisting Of
diamond rings and crosses, gold bracelets chains,
lockets &c. Mrs. all asleep in bed at the time
and sud- emily waxing, about three O'Clock A.
saw two men in her apartment. She immediately came
to the cuson that they burglars and jumped
out Of bed 10 pursue them for they away once
She succeeded in Identifying OF the burglars James
Kelly and stated that the cthsr about the tie Of
the prisoner The stolen property, with burglars TOOLS
found in the trunk OF the prisoner by the officers
who effected his arrest He and his comrade both lived
at IL King street the ncxt door but from the resi-
6ence Of Mrs Hall. The jury without leaving their
seats, returned verdict Of guilty.
James Kelly, indicted accouplce In the fcrsyo
ing burglary pleaded gully to the crime His Honor,
after very impressive warning to the prisoners, botn
Of whom though young in years were CID house break
srs seHtenced them each 80 ftsen years the state
prison
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HEAVY JUDGMENT AaAnsr RAILROAD COMA.

HEAVY JUDGMENT AGAINsT A RAILROAD COMA.
NY The 30 peilsvle Tribune says tsat John X. Ste
pheps at that place has obtane5 judgment against the
Buffalo a1d New York City Road for something like S.
eco for damages for running his farm without
paying any compensation therefore, even procuring
the right OF The suit has been carried through all
the courts each time resulting in favor Of Mr. s. and is
OF last decided ralty Mr.. Stephens last week
placed in possession OF hs property by the Sheriff. and
t but understand ne has given the company till
the fifteenth Of next month to settle with him. Three
yeays ago. when this suit commenced Mr.. Stephens
offered to settle for $500, and the company after
spending thor sends in defending suit will havs to
PAY Mir s. ten times the amount he originally proposed
to accept for land, right of way, costs, So.
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ply tAeir lnmsdiah wsass, V nahs aay sacri6S en-
them TAey ali sssrrsa ~ the dssosis Of the tsst
Tuhlio sttcks In the market.
he warrants entered at the Treasury Department,

The list Of the ccsrs and dire ors Of the Head
BAIL will be found In our ADVERTISING columns to day.
This bsnk business last month the Third
avenue, the Old Bulls Head, with cash capital
and circulation secured wholly BY United States and
State stock The depostou at this hank are Increasing
daily The gentlemen at the head of this new bank are
men well known for their ability and wealth. and this
fact Is guarantee Of Its continued prosperity.
The esrnings Of the Macon and Western RAILROAD for
sepsmssr -ere-frcm pssserssrs $sSl4 80 mail, 81,
OFT az freight $40 z79 sa-total $40 eS2 "a Cores
ronding month last year, $24 427 ID.
The Manufsctursrs Insurance Company Of Boston have
this dag declared semi annual dividend Of TIN per cent
psyabie on demand.
The Comptroller Of St Louis reports that the total
souni of indebtedness of that city 10 098 in
cludirg subscr items to railroads The amount Of real
estate assessed in the various wards Of the city, Il put
down at SAL 104 e2 l3 Amount Of merchandise report.
ed for taxation $40 1877 II, being in
last year of 3l 1856 o. The amount of revenue from
al collected during the year, estimated at
$f5 Coo which increase the last years return,
Of $40 600
The ANNEXED statement exhibits the condition Of the
leading departments Of the banks Of New Orleans the
I'd Of October compared with that the 25th Of sep
r.c Accrxo
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The Spying 81 stem In New York.
6S7 BROADWAY,
NEW YoRK, Oct. 10, 1854

JAS. GoRpoN BENNETT Esq
DEAR SIR have been subscriber TO your valuable
paper almost since 1t started, and hope you vii,
favor with Email space in Its columns to expose the
esutcA system that seems to have crept into the
mscial community Of late years, whereby many 10
serving stabbed In the dark By worse than a.
sassins, who may have spite against them.
1bis morning elderly Irishman called at my store
while was busily ergsged attending to customer and
commenced putting to me whole catalogue OF .mpert
rent queries to my affairs asked for what purpose
he did 10, when he said be represented commercial
agency ssid did not choose TO answer him. but that
had been lopg enough in New York to be well known
he then founced out Of the store utserog threats Of
vengeance against me- and said that he would injure my
credit. Now, sir this ID certainly beautiful state Of
tbipgp Am la citizen Of the United States, where
have resided nearly eighteen yesrs-to be nsuled ia
my store, or will the law allow me to seize the
next intruder ard carry him to the station house,
Your answer win cbl,ge yours truly,
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Amity Weyth arrived Here the iongbost reports that
the bark fonndered about 500 miles from this port nothing
saved ire clothes they stood In She laden WITH
guano, bound to Valencia, Spain, and aid Aug %.
PORT JEFFERSON, 90. s--Arr schre Farmer, Norton,
New paven; Emperor Darling. NYoss Sarah YJ.yne.
port; Wave, Dighton, Provider
Sid 9TH schr Godfrey (new 40 rs 95 tons) Godfrey.
New York; soops Pearl TlIoteon New York; Observer.
Hudson. DO; Champion. Hammond do; Kems,k, Hemsn.
Farmer. Norton Albany; 4Eronaut, Taylor, New York
Union. TerriM, Derby.
PHILADELPHIA Oct ll.Arr briss Alfred Exall. Got6-
NOVEL;. and L Berry Sharp, Be ston.
cid ships Florida, Nckerson. Manila; Cushing
Plummer Charleston; brig Elizabeth Toothaker Bosta
:chrs New Zealand MoE.s HsyaSai Bssry. shssP
4 D Hawlins Davis, Portsmouth,; Shailler, Prstt.
Newport Ottawa, Howe, Portland; Payne. SadlsI,
EeAtport - =
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Memoranda

Ship Ino which reported to have sailed from mo "a
nsro aht for Valparaiso and subsequently 1T AoaAs
video arr here yeaterday, last from Rio.
LAUNCHED At Ken 9th inst. By Nessrs Eu-
Llefeld perior medium clipper ship of ahet
ITO tons called the Ina Russell ownea Captains
lhomrson Claudius Williams and Others to bs commanded
by CaptW.
LAvNcHED-At waldoboro' 4th inst. by Messrs Alfred
Stcrer Ane ship Of 1852 called the Alfred
storeT, to be commssaed By CAPT Isaae Comsry
ship Of 1870 called the Golden Horn intend I'd for The
general fIeghtDg busincss and owaed BY Henry CAek
ESQ and Capt George Wood. who will commsud heq.
Same time snd place, by Mees-s Hartman Co, fan
the builders
Alma eth inst by Nessrs Chisholm Weeks. sAip -
about 800 tons, name, DC, not given
AT Fresport Me- 7th inst By hesrs Soule Ane ship e
about 400 the largest but at that place. Same
day by Mr Hunt, bark Of about 800 tons.
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.Jersev C1tv TufelIlccu Re.

MEDICATION or THE CHURCH AT CoAMuNrAw.--1he
Methodist Church at Communipaw concerning which
extended notice given In the HERALD the occasion
OF the laying OF the stonebas been comrlstei
and viii b ded Gated sunday next which occasion
the services will commence ct l0S o'clock A. N. The
ediBce win 10 dediested BY Rev. b Wakely, who will
preach dis ,ourse at that hour In the afternoon, at
three O'Clock Rev NJ Ellison will preach; and In the
evening ~ seven O'Clock Bev j. Corbet wiz ohcste.
This Il the first church erected in classic, ancient
Conufnpipsw, Witch settled for long waiie before
the city az New York was peoried
EuTTArv The Confidential Guard, tho Moutgcmsry
Guard, ,he Mesgher srcnnacrs ard ths Ellis Guard Of
Jersey City went to Newark yesterday, 4, join In The
division parade.
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JAS. D BYGGAR.
Passengers and Crew saved from the Steamer
E. X. Collins.

r.. X. Collins.
The following Is list far could be asse tanned Of
ths passengers and who saved from the steam
er X Collins. which bursed ut the head Of Lake
Fsie on the eth Instant
Passengers saved-A. p Rogers, Ashtsbuia A. r.
Cary, Grand Rapids, Mich J. n. Patterson WestGeli
Gee. w. Farr, Jacksonville Ohio Il. +. Dubois Ph.A-
6eIpha VIII Edson, yermlior Ohio wsrts. Dali
ton, o.; Edward Powers, Cisvelsnd BERNARD McDonnsi
Cleveland; Miss Laura Smith, Ashtabulas Mrs Cooke,
Cleveland; Mr. /. Morris and lady, Ann Aibor, Mich.
mate: Henry Cole second do; Ezra Rust engineer Jas
Ecclet second do John Tracy, third DO Iheo. Luce
waiter n weld do 'Jpo strs,on 10 Inc ssochss''
CO.. Jno. Dcugherty, do Jno. Carol do; Peter Smith
DO; David Cordott Geek sweeper; Wn Ccane, porter
fAwreSce Wkaen, assistant porter; wheeisnau named
joseph Tom. Family fireman Chss. HALEY, Arer IA
Pat BssPean, frnsn skos Henrhsn. Pat Qoialan,
fireman Dost. heARee, tArher eamuA Beras, be ID
ccok J. ". Brown, eseoad cook; Vim. 0uddy, ca1fsn-
teri Nact6sE csrpscter name pakaoNA
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Tbs trotting nstch for $4,000, two mite tests, 20
vsgrrs tetweaD &. Don ands. G. whLebone came OF
Wednesday Afternoon, according 20 n, The
rse vas very hsaiiiy b. Don Ia tvo hestt The
tine mace psrtoulariy the last heat, vsry god
Don uss the feyoe previous to The start huud Cd
to fixty, and aier the first heat, at busdfe to
tvsny-sys For the first half mile ouly Of thr at
heat ths race close ana interesting the horses
goirg rar siI for that distance vbas5ou then ocoke
pp, lost h-H doser lengths and after Yards Ia
the heat gct M closer 10 Den WhaleboDe, however
trotieo better the ssc0nd heat; but pa ach
sIeei team he lad, that often be apprasc
leretbs 1t VISA one sided affair throughout. The fol
LOVING Is sur may
wk5snDAY. Cot iC--Trottng match, 81 COO. two mile
heats, TO wagons.
B;fam Woodruff named b. e Don. 1
G. Spcsr named q. g whslebone. ............... 2
uMK
First heat. Second heat
Wzst NILS. ......................24l 2i3k
seconc lnie... .z:B% 237
Total ........................6: 29h SOY
THURSDAY. O,t R.-Purse $780, mile heat, best three
ia Ave, to wa
II. Jones entered b. e Frank Forester. /
= Woodruff entered br m. Lady Collins 49,. Q 2 8
W. Fish named m Boston Girl ........... 3 2
i. J. Nodine named b. Highlsnd Boy..... 4 4
Tima, 2:38-28s-2:36L-237.
Airport Of the above race viii be given TO morrow.
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MARITIM2 yrELLIGENC
[Al the following shipping Intelligence unavol&a-
bly, crowded out Of yesterdays impression
ARRIVALS

ARRIVALS.
New YORK, October IL.
Scbr Buena Vista. Potter, Providence
Setr River Guecn Fowler, Prpvidescs.
Schr Mary i,zateth. Arnold. New Haven for AhAAW.
Schr Bay State, verrilI Rockland.
Schr johnson kinson. Portland.
Schr Brsiner5. Jones. Portland, CT.
Schr House Croober, Portlsrd d, CT.
Scbr Charles n Anna, Spear, Portland. CT.
Scbr TIGER, Hall Rondout for Salem.
Schr Julia Frances Wilson, Calais for Philsde1phiA-
Sobr Harriet Ann, small Portland. 6 days.
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cc< III -IW REcrsr CsARcF or DxAusu IN rHK srAyr
AZ ~ -~Barsolonsev Baoeo, cd yesterday On
81 arr e seIg fitted cut the 6mefcau bar Kiifu-
/. sSttet.sse s6s ertsrsd into bail In the sam OF
s-gS<e {, ~ FtE 80 scmib.n mt.
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Diapers weekly sale Of stocks VIII take place at
the Merchants Exchange omorrow Friday, half past
70 O'Clock.
At the second board the market was little lower.
There wss not 70 much doing Ers Railroad fen or Il
per cent Hssdins Railroad, X; Cumberland Coal, y.
The Ksichsrbocker Bank has temporarily suspended
tbs redemption OF its bills rts condition Ia amply sound
nc ,iuskne necessity f0g h0lSsrs, unless It 70 srp
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Anthony Burns the rsmandsd fugitive slave, whose
Case caused much excitement In Boston, danger.
cusiy sick sth typhoid fevsr n the ja 1t Richmond
~.
The Harrisburg pa papers contain applications TO b
fnsdeta the bext LEGISLATURE for thry Three nc hanks
covefirg capital OF fifteen millions Of dollars
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CASH LIABILITIES


In addition to the foregoing cash assets. the banks
hold foreign and domestic exchange TO this extent Of the
respective figures opposite compared vita last week.