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The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11
THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS.

81 CURLE BROTHERS, Third street. Sacramento,
authorised Agents for that city All orders for
this paper left in their charge viii promptly attended
TO.
Mr.. JAMES c. DUNCAN, at the Bookstore ofLe-
count Strong, San Francisco will act Agent for the
Argus. All orders for this office left with him. will be
promptly attended to.
Q. LAEuE, Esq, will act as agent for tho Argus,
ct Mamaluke Hill.
MIssRs. NASH Il DAVIS, News Dealers and StationeIs.
1.-TWO doors above the Posofce) will our Agents in
Placerve.
MIR. JAS. N FRAZER is our authorized Agent at
Spanish Flat. nc be founa at tho Drug Store Of
Hessrs. Child Il Worthen.
MAGISTRATES BLANKS of all kinds Attachments
Subp@nas Executions, &c, &c. constantly hand and
for sale at this Office.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11

The new road to Johntown IS nearly completed.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11

The river has fallen three feet within the past four
days
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11
THE VOICE FROM THE MOUNTAINS.

Coloma, Saturday, March IL, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

We notice among the sales a-aucton by Mr.. ORA
per, Sc shares fraudulent and SO shares true New
Haven stock both lots selling at 49, showing that the
bad stock is considered valuable az the true stock
We understand the sales we're bona de transactions,
and bought on Connecticut order.
The Exchanges at the Clearing House to-day were
s464O,OOO. All the Banks settled promptly. The
steamer Union for Hsvre has s225 600 in bars and for
eign coin engaged. This amount may possibly be In.
creased to morrow. There very few, if any, gold
bars in the market. In consequence of the condi.
ton Of the Exchange market and the approach Of
the Cotton shipping season, many intelligent parties
in the street entertain the hope that the drain Of
coinis nearly over The principal shipper to France
does not send anything tomorrow. Another Calfor
mia amount wiz be due before another steamer leaves
this port. The Bank statement Of Monday is ex.
pected TO show lcss of half million, If not more
on the last statement. The shipments Of gold in the
interval have been about 81 $50 900. We have also
been losing gold to Boston, the Banks of that city
having increased their specie 500 900 in two weeks
nearly If not all of which, was drawn from this
City Our Banks are still contracting their loans
and the money market is more stringent. The prin-
cipal demand is still from the mercantile classes bu,
the strngency has now messmesbly extended to the
street. The stock.houses are generally easy, but
parties interested in Western banks quite short and
pay large rates for money. The western currency
especially that of Indiana is being sent home for re-
dempiion so fast that bankers are obliged to sarren
der aud take up the Stocks deposited with the Con-
troler, rPon which to borrow money. The currency
OF tins State Is also difficult 10 keep out and the re-
demptions are very heavy First-clsss paper is no.
pressing on the discount hOuses but of that not rst-
eiass the supply very ample. The rates are 10 9l2
cent for the best signatures the former rate only
ior GIT edged Second-class names 20 at l5Gls
cent CAL loans are : y cent. TO favorite Dor.
roWtfs' lime negotiations range much higher The
Notares sire more than usually full of business. but
tie protests are generally Of small concerns, end
parties not in regular mere antie business The papsr
OF Western Railroads, IN view Of the condition Of
that inter- 81 s paid promptly q that Of any other
class of debtors.
We sta,e, by request, that Msssrs. Scott, BakerS
Co. OF Philadelphia have instructed Aoir attorney 70
commence libel suit against Tie JOsrna! Of Coz.
Nero fcr publishing statement of their failure. We
are glad 10 be able en- authority 70 contraic. the
statement, tha; they have failed, but they have mona
"a or syn paLly ia this sait The report was pub.
ishe5 by Tie Journal Of Commerce simply r q nat
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Arrived.

steamer Ahca. Harrison LiyerpeOl Oct ndse. and
pnss % T. C4cad. Ocf II, ~ , 7 ~ passed sleAnP ~
iaatc hence fJ Liver 0o l8h passed ship Aspara oouni
ship Water Witch clipper OF Boston) Pumner Callao IS
Days and % hours from Hamptoa Roads, with gisn3 70 l. w
Eiey Sd from Roads company with Br shp o1ush
Carolina NeV-York Aug 81 from lat 81 20 lat o. was IN
held ice and ieebergs sept D. james Bets seaman
Bank Jo,sen Bech DAM Dson Rio Janeio 60 days coTes
Beck ksnhardt Sept lat 81 &C. lon 81 10 spoke snip
VIM Penn hence for Francisco ~ days outj al WE'LL
cei,.d small mail from her for New. York
BOX Cleopatra ltrJ Jeauselns, MSrseies % days mdae
Brig Beons OBJ Knovon Windsor II ds, plaster to J.
s " bney 1 Co.
schr Frlces Newton Herman Port Even with coal for
schr VIM Abbott, Parker, New.Iayen.
Schr EDWARD franklin Briggs Port Even, with coal for Fan
schr Hard Wood, Es.trort S d., with plaster to Smith
schr Isaac Achorn Merrill, Roekla5d
Schr Romp, Heath. Roudout, with coal for Boston
schr Sea Lion, Hall Roudout with coal for Boston
Schr Virginia Frisby Rond0ut with coal for Taunton.
Sch Jane haloek and Joseph Hall -, Portland stone
Schr Imogene. HOIysT, Gate Myers, deceasedl NewOE
lear SEPT 49, with moasses &c TO Lane west GO
Sept Is 10 the river Capt James Myers died Of fever same
overheard while in 1T OF delTum and was arowned
Oct lat 81 So lon 80 TO- spoke ship Cromwell, OF Boston,
from New Orleans ior hayIe 10 days out ,v r,,s "a
sehr T. j Cummings, yeszie, Bangor ds lumber for
sthr. j. j. Potter Shaw, Portland CT, stone.
sluop Genius savage, Portland, Ct, stone
Sloop Jane Smith, Rondout, with coal
sALED-Br stnp. Conway, (Bn) Waller Tor 81 Ihouias
North Star NsnOek, for AspnwaL
WlND-sunrise, n. Ell Meridian. Sunset do
The ship ddlescx Psmeee for Mobile bss anchored Of
Governors Island Tor the purpose Of taking 90 board ,
troops.
The BIZ steamship Conway arrived 2h B from the West
Indies has undergone complete repairs aud 10 now a.
the Battery from whence she will sail to-day tor ST.
Thomas.
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MARRIED..

BuRGER-sMlTH-Ou Thursday, Oct 10. at Galway
Church by the Rev Dr. HAWKS Henry T. Burger Mary
adopted daughler q w Smith Esq all of this City.
BONMAN-PIERCE-l Taunton, Mass. Friday, Oci.
IS by the Rev. MI Plummer Ebenezer Bowman Esq, Of
Boston, Mes and Miss Loerets A. daughter Of Joseph
Pierce ESQ OF Taunton.
ELMkNDORF-WRlGHT-On Thursday, Oct 10, by the
Rev spencer H. Cone Edmund Emendon Jr., 70 Miss Ra
chel Wight al OF this City.
G0Rr0N-sHERMAN-in Portsmouth, r l. Oct rs. by
the Rev ID. Mnett j. Irving Gorton of Brook6ed N Y
10 Miss Jane NJ Sherman Of Portsmouth, R.
HARTLEY-MORrON-Int this CITY, on Thursday Oct 10
by the Rev. DR. Neville, Mr. Joseph W Hartley Miss Flo
nds w, eldest daughter Of the late Henry G. Morton all Of
this CITY.
RENERE-NHlTNEY-At the Bleecter-ss Church. on
Thurdsy morning, Oct 9.by the Rev Wm 5. BAleh Mr
George b. Revere Of Meodham Mas to Miss Lucy daash
ter Of Mr. Dsnel Whitney Of this City.
R-ln Springfield, VT, on the 18th
inst by he Rev p Gi3dngs. Mr. FTsderek Wlsinson Of
NtwYoIk TO Miss May Elizabeth eldest daughter Of Mr. T.
A PoI.eI Of the former place.
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'oIsOIs during the week i:

This sLO0s considerable steadlness. Inc amour.
Of spelie brought in by the Msgdaena, from the
West Indies and Mexico, is ss99,93i, or about
$50 eco sterling, of which s2Iss is described as
gold. and s6sl .C37 silver The demand for dollars
for China having fallen or it is not expected that this
coin viii maintain its present nominal quotation Of
5l2l 2 ounce.
Tie Ners says that Mr.. Oliver, shose suspension
was report by the last steamer and aferward con-
tradict,d, shows surplus OF 100000 to 100000.
He has been lately largely engaged in a speculation
in Palm OIL BY the latest telegraph dispatch from
LONDON in another column, il will be seen that the
suspension Of Messrs Allen s. Andersonis announced.
Ills house Il largely connected with the American
trade. The bills Of MesSs Jas. Mclionry CO (, It
il STATED, were sent back on Friday. This house, we
believe, is count cted with Mr. Oliver. 10 the maui
featuring districts the state Of trade does not present
any material variation in any department. Business
continues generally dull, but steaciness As also been
exhibited In Manchester there is q more cheerful
feeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

tar Of nows aui ~i,hou, a particle o. malice. Thft
Journal woud ~ doubt be- rlid 70 make any retrse-
~ ihsi Messrs. Scott Boxer g. Co. might re- ia'rc,
ed hi should b. Sufficient
Tae Ocean Bank dciaicitou sm911.. % s1s .00o.
ior ahich The BaAi has securities % ne amount Of
about t3i COO leaving 'efc eu.y o. s6i.01o Toe
Directors ,JPec 10 receive other securities 20 cove,
al or portion 0! this def,ian-y from pa.ies wa
ber,ited by toe ffaud but whose uanes have MT
been made public. The discovery e said 70 have
been made by fnoing some bundles Of bsnk nos.s
incorrectly marked on the labels T1ess Ir.
MCuckin, the delinquent teller was directed 10 pre-
pare Tor returning 10 the Controller, sEd thereapou
be Gbscnted himself rom the Back end The whole
fraud exploded. The Bank has 4 surplus nearly SUI
fcicr t. make Up the loss, and ia credit ises Mt
appear TO bave been at all injured portion al the
missing fu Is, Il Il suspected, has BEEN deposited IN
faro bank.
All hope Of Iesuscita'ng the Knickerboe&eF Bank
appears 10 be Abandoned Is aHairs, upon eHslina-
ton. look worse than was ct first reported. The OIL
said TO be largely indebted - the Bank one
Of The d rectors to the amount Of $40 900. There
also oyerdrafi of $4,000, we understand in the
Eielihsv. Bsnk, tie collection Of which is very
doubtful
The Hudson River Railroad propose % issue to it:
stockholders million OF q" Third mortgage Convert
"ible Bonds q, 80 for the payment OF is aoaiiug
debt. The mortgage viii be made for sH millions,
of which four millions viii be retained pay OF tie
Convertible Bonds due in 1867, and the Sc ,ond Mort
gage Bonds due in 1860, when this mortgage viii be-
come a second mortgage, making with the Grst
mortgage ten millions. The remaining m lion OF the
new loan will not be offered at present. but are in
tended 10 finish the double track Or meet sny ext
sepcy Of The Company. The floating debt amounts
to 500 $50, due between this time and March next.
Against this there are $50 i9l in the treasury and
the Board have under consideration to eel real estate
worth about 100000.
The following is comparative statement o. the
receipts Of the Road for passengers and freight from
1855 70 1884, inclusive:
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FRIpAY, Oct. 2O-P. N.

With larger business than yesterday at tie Stock
Board prices do not show any material change. Che
tendency, however, is downward. At the opening
the Second Board was firm, but after the foreign
rews was made public the market became heavy,
though why the fall or safety Of Sevastopo should
affect the fances at the New-YOTk Stock Board it
would be somewhat difficult 70 determine Ede
closed at 49,, which yesterdays price. Hudson
River droops under the statements Of the circular
Just issued and the want Of more money by that cor
poraton Tne market touched al, closing at 81 /,
decline Of II y cent Central is steady at 80, with
good demand. The business OF this road continues
10 be large. Harlem declined !. Norwich and Slo-
nneton we're firm. In the Western Roads there Is
but little doing, and the changes in quotations are
not large but generally in favor Of the buyer The
business of all theroads, as far as learn, Is
very satisfactory, and when confidence, which is
slowlj returning, shall be more fully re6stablshed in
these securities, we may look for consid, rabe ad
vance in prices. Canton improved y ct. Cunber-
land was steady. Delaware sold at ll6. IL
lrois Central Bonds we're not very freely
offered, and the market improved TO To-
New.York Central, 81. Saratoga and Saoketts
Harbor, Sc. Erie Convertibles, 75l sale Of Gov
eminent 6s was made at ll7i-a decline Of p cent.
New.York g. 1872 ll4. North Carolina g. lOl.
California IT, So. The Western State Stocks are
very heavy. In Exchanges there is quite moderate
business doing, and the market is heavy. AT q for
best Sterling there is good demand, but at anything
over that the transactions small. Francs are
more plenty at 5.l3i e5il1. There is considerable
amount OF Southern Sterling and Francs coming for
ward to banking houses here, but it is RENTED for
their account and does net come on the market
Freights are firm, but not active. To Liverpool
90 900 to 25 600 bushels Grain, Il Sd. 500 bales
Cotton, 3D.; Dead-weight, 12i69l5I. The Collins
steamship has 1000 boxes Cheese, co., 500 bbls
Apples, 81 $50 bales Hops, 3D. To London, 500
boxes Cheese 90j. The Sab Treasury receipts TO-
day are Sos paid s2l 1885 balance, So, 235, 7s3
The Imports of Dry Goods at this port for the week
continue to show considerable decline the LAST
year The figures are s669,lol entered, against
O., 326 1903 last year. The aggregate for the year
thus fer is ga 65 900 against $40 500 last year
same time. The Imports Of the week are:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

CsAN-or Thursday morning Edward PaysOn Cram in the
seth year o. his age
Ills friends and these Of his family invited attend his
funeral from the residence Of his fsiher Jacob Gram No
Union square Saturday afternoon eeloek without fur
ther notice
DOMINICAN Newport, R / Of the eronp, "a Sunday,
Oct MaS infant daagater OF 0eorse AID serena oo~a
ing, sgvd Sfesns.
kARwsSToN-on Friday, OF - Alexander Curtis, sOn
Of Mty snd Alexander c Harrington Ia the ON year OF
The tspSs q The family are invited attend bis funeral
cut further notice
hARRisoN-on Thursday uorriug Oct 10, Georse Hart
sonfofncfy o. Oresns'La and late OF Snnhhid flas
Cbensngo &c y Y, aged 40 yvsrs
TIE fIlenss Of ne sy and these Of bis bfotheTs ae
and Joseph are Invited attend hs funeral this
siterrcen 81 o'cloci 'Ecm No 81 Courtisnatst
INGLkS-ln Brooklyn, y Y on prtdav Oct 10 srea 81
yess Thomas lnges H. for several years resident OF Gin
Cinnati, Ohio
Hs funeral wiz kc plsoe tAs afternoon At 3, eIo,s os
the residence q Dr. Harrington on lA between sd ard
<th.svs Brcokyn -
MooKon Thar.asy 18Th ms; wnlua Noah Sen. Ia II.
9th year Of his age
TIE relatives friends Of tie iy and the y.,.r,,
Sors Of the o. 1872 are respectfully iuys& sssna bic
funeral fom be ste residence No ts4 ChesI On sand.x
I'D inst at O'Clock. without further nvtaloh. -
shAlkP--At ArkpOft, SteRben Co, ~ Y. atsr aserns
1nets James huton SHARP IN the Sth ye1r Of his aga
hh enes and thns OF the family respectfully
attend bic sners without further invitssa to the resi-
Aense OF bic thsE No 10 Washington place tsOuh q
"s1sOsrsh, VA Sssisy the ~ lsss ell 0'slesk Pm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

Mr, Arthur Bshe ard 'srvsnt W Sisssos NJ, ~,
Nj. Neil Ms Deierruns- and friend NJ JOE
~. Holt ara n sii VI aud AFs. rgsedy aud Two ei 49,
NJ. Tsmpie snd muse Sir sni Mrs. BN,s barn 10y S.
"a rror Ar H.rrison. a 10 -, Jtro ne = w -i
r.su. Hamilton. Msnfv Srenrr Novel;. MS w ~ !.
sRU4 Louis Mud. Roger S1-sat. ChAt-t . toLltt,
Y-grs C.or,s Isufs Tech. J. M'-easil chg ~ No.
Nrs fcsers Mr. Cumberland, Muler tln1-ri "a ~,
ard rufse ". Irviae. Mr. l-yiH' Ms l0iae, ~
~ Frts Nrs Errsf. II Cullen, tSO Misses ',l-'
w. Cr.wfort Mr. edward LsHthsre, sessrs '..p.t'
NJ. Nurs Lscarf. PAW, Henry s. Hon =, TIA N
"a. H.bifeh aud nlsd M. Peter Maxwell, Ms A0,,,u
.rS son Mrs Mllwara, M Sam Sinpnn hr Erseas "a
Por.rTv j : G6ion. + L. LiEhte Aus IN, Nooo"alu'
r ~ Moor Ms Moore and three children. NJ n anerr N
NJ schl,ter Mr. Bsck. Moore Cbaplin LansrdS- a n
-, Ci.irucpe John Crsbircs, HOLMES, Euef, HstIet'
". hesie c Henla. Chagmsn, Psierson; Wl'on ha.es
Arssme vi aftusa Yssdo Val, Manuel Aruts' l. gsns
j Cibb r Raphael. l. Liu9sl. Bgaer Randolp9 q n q
rstr,ek Nosd S.suan BesoesB, Ochse Roc - JAeoo A
- Jehn Hal Hurbes O-6oro Reilly, Ms, Brsnaaa L. D.
Vcw.II Mrs Foxeu. Mr.. Philips, Charles heTe- Va $
Vsusft AID children Nh and Ms Smmonis Niss 5rYa't
Tbom.. Wilson Mrs Wason M Shifse. Ms shus taon"
Lawn Ms Lae.cn. Jcseph Csrk Joseph Nas9n Mira A.
lar Mr. King Mi. KiDs Ms. Bsieher. Mes D.'iae NJ
Jsnes NgrpSy John Curry Ms Barrow Thonas Otnis'y
49, Chsries Gr.lsv Reohard Pockorley. Nss MY
Twetsis Miss Mara Wilson. Mr. Knooo Lewis Iegsi' Ri
-ard Gilmore. Thomas Cordukes. Robert Lsfar'ie, NAA
Wolhlou, Otio f:esFrek, Frsueis Butler Ms oa'e5
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures


EisaIeHs
stenrr.hirs-North Stsr W1msck. Aspiowal e. \ Nht-
rev star Of the South MARKS Nsgoriesns r S5an'0n'
Union. Adams Havre, NJ Liviu gsiOn , 49,, ,
Sbirs-ol.ver Pun am LeCrsw, New-Oreans. Atsns
Co, Golden Blars Ctsrle,ton, Dunhsw Diaoni oa1a
Davis New Ofesns W Frcst; 3 Bernard, lncv Manner
Hsvre Lane West Co; Sweepstakes. Lane san Ers9cco
Chambers Hazard; Pzchc humphrey tasans ~ Nei1soa
4 Son; Say Lark Dow, Annoy, Cochran NNreni NofAl
Bsr.Ef,reston' seeiey. Demarars $. Tattlsi Elda,
Uism Jaclmsr. Hamburg, I. hSreh q, -,
Brigs-PrteT (Od Corner, Bre ntn, Ioppet q ~ n ~
Pseler Pol Cape Hsyue1 J. l. & A Wilson, = fg,t bs'
her Bristol L. Ksruyi Talbot, tBrl ATKINS Haoos eAa
H0wsud AspinWGL .
schoooers-Kiver Queen Fowler, Providence 7 ua!'eri
Besmes James Attakapas c. PIsrson Seeing Best New
ark o. T. Mcintosh; Jupiter lPortu Masanss beliast Ne
pew LeGl; Felipe Goscs savannah SCI anton tAl
Elizabeth Ann MunEoe Washngton, J. w. Mathe|si u =.
Johnson Johnson Newbern, Bs emsn Rndderowi Trent
OBJ Been an Abaco Akerly; Mot Bedell Oliver Alex
sudrs, NJ Bedeli Franklin, Dutch Bosr CGrscoi oe'
rerkils s. Co; Flying Dtag1n Oood.peed, Belize y w
Lewis; Louise Miner. Mobile. Lsne, West Go.
Sloops-J J. Blauyet Newman, Norwich J. H. dayeni
Superior arden Norwich II. hayeui TAree Sisters, MI
ner New Haven, }. II. Haven - -
ProTeler-J r. ThOmPiou. Colburn, Baltimore W. n.
Thompson - re,
TiCk.
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r ,..of i..Eos.cs GEEELYY sad III o. b0-li, "a
u,srir. sfairs m columns .,
erperi lt1 inst v IA o9~ins o.a az
- of ffe ecmpsrs- barometer = "
p sHrr SorBa Puts Ne~ Orleans tor Csfis returned
n rof llth IN GisIe-si Of what nature DOT stated
Nay sFErNG Peckuer from LagaaA bound . Liver
,o in cargo Ct ga guinss losNood Pot INTO Ne~Oss
,,n, i.fh inst. Ia q leAA, condition
IN d Al auction By order Of he United STATE. Msshsi
~ sav Osh) for E96. The Aha y food ns-pns YES.
m ri si flns register ison fastened sh'ah'n WIN h ana
kuit al Xarsaw in 1854.
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IN a, pd,tO, Of TaeN " Daily Tri6~ns

sIR NV attention las been called to publication IN TO-
a.v TRIBUNE Of trial In the suit Of John s. Taylor agan
Lemuel speT and VIM C., George and John Draper
for on aedsed Islander assault and battery &c deem my
DUTY the defendants In the action TO that in
the proper meaning Of the same there has yet been no
trial Of this action All that the plaintiff has DONE has been to
,ake az ca pa inquest the suit without the knowledge Of
spy Of the defendants This he enabled 10 do by reason
Of an esuaty fuerns the cause on the present C.en'
dsr Of the II there placed Of much earlier date
than il Il entitled FAC, of which s parties ssve the plain
th and bis counsel ignorant Ia Its regular order the
would probably bsve been reached In several weeks
The inquest taken entire surprise to the defendants
They have fully every charge made by the plaintiff and
am Instructed by them say that when the cause shall he
prope, brought to Trial their defense will be most fully
tanned.
scarcely Necessary to add that PROCEEDINGS have been to
hen to aside this inquest HENRY NlCOLL-
No "a HilliaM Of Nep- York
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NLw-OELE1xs, 0et. ls-Our CoTTox market frn. Tie
sAles io The lat two tsys amounei 50 bales. Mtias
guoee e. s4 he increased reeipts az At southern prs
psfsd With at year 81 cC1 hAe-. Mess PoEz
,elins a. % Ls2D dull snd declining. OBJ. H.
fRLIGHTs have defined Cotton g. LvsrPoo, Tl6rha E1
CHANCE On Ssw.Yc.f 81 Pr mium
CHaRLEsTos Oc-. lS-Car CoTTos marie. fr-r tb a,
urEerc tfnoe1cT- @hs sales todEs hale.
prcss rtnsins ro1 iete Good Upland A.ddaS aa5sd
80.
ALIAxT, oet. - BELEY selling At e. 2j1siss for
twerpvte AID 81 St rrcwsd oars s.. 4, s,,.,
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COURT OF GENERAL SSiONs-Before the RECORDER.
William Taylor coorod, tried and acquitted OF
rr,pd larceny ale ged committed the premises
Of Henry G. MARKS No 90 WearE , ,
John Lynch was tried for causing the death OF
Charlie, shsn In Cedast IN the month OF September last
bv strik pr him upon the head with The evidence
10 hat the of death aud the
blow which be receiv.d and the Jury after debeIaon OF
minutes rendered verdict OF acquitta Inc pr
pnsr was then discharged.
The trials for the term being ended the Grand and
Petit Jurors were discharged aud the Court adjourned.
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Marhets-CAREFULL REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
FsioAY, Oct 30 1884,
AsHEsThe market quiet, the supply hshr sales OF Pou
Gt 81 md PesTsa 70 IS.
COTTON-Thr market coptinues firm. with fair demand
eht the OF the seameFs there
has been nothiug doue. We continue quotations
Ia.n Ann
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comm c.LrNDAR-Moxn.y

SUPERIOR CouRT.-Nos 1924, 342 40, sos, 5i4
s7 SOC COZ 624 62s 623 e. no 21 SGT 1875 to III an $50
geo s4 eS 69 esq 5S 64 655 657 to see 66s es 67p
SIS, sI4 = ISa SH, Is, IN
e 81 as esq 20 8s2, e6L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-21

TIE American EXCHANGE BANK, NEw YoRK. June 1914.
AN EXTRA DIVIDEND of Ten PER CENT
"A On Capital Stock Of this Bank viii be paid the fnt
DAY Of July next . 49,, ,,- ..
The Capital Stock will be increased FIFTY PER CENTS
or one million dollars payable one half hy dollars per
share the first day Of July next and 1 other hall on 'ne
sixth day Of November next . -, .
The new stock will BE- distributed to the old stockholders
The ratio share shares Of Old stocks
sccoren Stock Ledger the morning OF the oh ns
The rights ac onai parts OF shares may De transferred ana
combined 70 obtain full shares
Any stoeabOdsr time sfer the 3oth inst pay n
his shares full be entitled - rebate ct the rte ot
per per the moety ~ the 9Th November
The latter half OF the Increased OK will not be entitled "a
any portion the semi annual Ovid nd In November
The Transfer Books will be closed rom the 18th inst 10 tha
lst July inclusive. &. A. MElGS, Cashier
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