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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-01-15

MARRIED-0n the 18th of December. 1856. by
Dr. Wilson, of Georgia, Mr.. S. A. McELWEE
and Miss s. A. WILSON, both of York District
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james M'IIenry & Co.'S Circular.

Per Cay u " ahagtoa LIVERPOOL, August II, 1857.
PRICES CURRENT or AMERICAN PRODUCE RPooL.
PRoysroSs-Bacon good condition request
other neglected
Cheese keeps .Abe The present demand for India being
supplied there les doing n Beef aud Porktaers
sellers Of New Cure to be delivered from Ireland
where within few weeks, AZ considerable decline from
cent "a rates buyers with caution therefore
take anything iIeror unwiinely. Bscon-Long adtes rib
N, 90 ai9 = cwt Boueess, Short Midiles rib TO-
81 Q6 4 cwt. Bouesss, ? c. Cut rib in IS dtsl y
cwt. Chee'fine 81 d56 T. ewt. ordinary o. fair 50 a
e. y cwt Beef-nsw-prne Ness. $50 9l65i 2 tieres In
dlS, 10 0eO PoTk-new-prime Mess as u Dol
sLoulde' new, meme LsTd sells slowly al present high
prices, u al. Talor' remains steady atCoI.
BRLADs1UfFs-At tina days Corn Market there was good
endsnee-buyers freely met sndns the
eounrtd broken weItbernuncous retail transactions In
WI at took place foE immediate at general de-
ene OF 81 P7 ms Flour in fair rather easier
rates. Inden Germ declined with lire doing Wheat
white, Canadian sGs3 20 is; white Southern 1e4p
~ ios red, Western 934t 20 ~: red Southern s96
20 ms Flour West Canal So aSi = 1876 ms Phil.
delptis Ar 81 ds2 Y 1856 s Ohio. 90 - T. fs 81.
Louis y ass, e ls6 ne Indian Corn, yellow. 81 d}6P
$50 rs mixed, IS cas- y $50 ~ white a. a ~
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purpose ind the same reported ss sssfactory 70 tie
Board. Canf.ld jenkins, esq kas been appointed
Deputy Treasurer of the Company m psce Of Z. b.
Lci field, esl., the late Treasurer, whose resignation
has been accepted. A considerable PORTION OF tie
Floating Debt has been psrmArerty retired AID from
the liberal earnings estimated for the nett eight
oltbs, il il believed tie balance Of the deb. vii be
eJtisguished within that time.
The first bale Of Cotton Of the season has been rs
csived at Savannah The first bale received last year
was 90 the lst Of August.
The Boston says that over six acres OF sugar
and molesse. .re now stored the Boston wharf ~
South Bottop.
The p.esen. deb. OF the State Of Tennessee -
$414O $50 in addition to s. 800 600 Issued to railroads.
An additional amount of $l 67s 800 to be issued as
the roads are con.u ,'ed, making eventual debt Of
2i2ji, $50. sinking fund Of 8 cent PER snnunis
established.
The Cincinnati G0-eite Of Friday Says
"a rumor has been current torsseveral days tbs.
the Southern Bank of Kentucky had failed, bu. we
did no. intend to notice t. until il contra ic;ed
in yesterdays Times. The report was not traceaoie
10 any reliable source and We suppose It may be re-
garded a. sn idle rumor based upon nothing.
The Money market at New.Orle ans is working rather
easier.
The cash assets and liabilities Of the New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-25

excitement prevails in the Nineteenth Ward conse
0uence of a family named Wiehardt exhibiting synp-
toms Of having been poisoned. The family reside IN
Front street above Montgomery. On Saturday, they
purchased at neghbOrng grocery store some articles,
among which were sugar and cheese. Yesterday, Mr..
W., his wife and three children, were taken very i'll
and exhibited unmistakable evidences of having been
nosoned twas at first attributed to the cheese but
from the fact that one of the children who was Ill had
not partaken Of the cheese it concluded that the
poison was in the sugar. of which all had eaten. II
is also rumOred that portion OF the family OF the
grocer who sold the sugar aud some members of au-
other fsmly had also suffered from the same cause
Mr. Wishsrdts family were not considered yet out of
danger this morning. The affair will, We presume, be
legally invest gated. lPhiia. Bulletin Aug. ~.
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IN ,Gmh Cty Hsi"g's: ,ss W Ain \. u MI.
P,d.e Barton Carlisle sr vs., n IA w ma
Rev Dr. stevens w White and aay, NC CO. po,S j. Mac.
;a OsT and fs oar eIira Johp.on DIoy 3 Rely
~ E' p JSS1 M snG siy B. sP Hea
DekSson Mrs j. EentOn and ehia Ms. j. NJ new weS
hsY s.nshtS wild lady and .esnt H. p GI* MIS-
BAY NJ Ba DO e f g. 9se ro. a e. sos
All r. FSi.eT G. H. Foster Miss spS,s MS M. NJ .s,s.
ss A.. e Gro s1 seSssas,I
Sswe lsdy and inar Mr. ca.rle Mr. NH IN, ~ NJ
sDs' & & TsSnf ff as Mae and a
F. Dolphin. Misc Dolphin. Rev H. Mec.lf and LADY h,,
i, M N NJ 5Sna If sSy and ch Day
Rev Wood McMs:tc, = B0 SnS h;c,s s5d ssus
fFf ftce sC;S$ Dso9 n ~ Jsns. Of ro o; 2.
Wss1 M Head P ss.on GS.iSf Hsdssia
IN steamship Nrta STA, from B,smes ard BsrIner.
G. Bsinef Rene Annie BsI.sru Mare w.% %sal
o1 NM Mi Ed Nuke Mary Nuke Alfred Nuke Rhrd Muse
F Mss: A. p Rfss Pad zos aS1e' WIN
sS J:y b RSyss Mi IL Fl b Dsyi 4 a
+ Better f. Better A. Better Better IT, MoInh Jssos
e;f VIII A5 Cae Fl f' ks.1 hGi.e sehsn Emily
= Kube Cath KnHbe G.ns KnTSs Ln aa,n vssb.se
,15 s.S1. Mary e sS.l'ie ds s% csS
Hnl Hq1, D. k1%be Me-. s' Sd ksa's inter Mssss
Cs1 Roster Mnna Roster Helm Roster Johann Kosts,
II yeat, Jos Menh,n, Ei.6 SnOss Ra.t assa RS.
Cbas Loury W. Fink T. Mandei, Y. Schmidt Ca:A Peters
T. Behan4 Anna Behr%snn Anna 1Tr n,as, ali Tnr.
ner Anna Turner Eusen Turner Turner L. BAer bertn,
souneuan Anna Ostertok NINA Fiscke Betty bsssa WIZ
Baracb Anna Muller Muller, Henry Muller ms bsnrens,
snns Bel1ens Henry Behrens Oudereick A. Diop Emile
Bender Maria Wolf Julia Dlken Buncken, W. hnsa a.
tenhsren Anna sapenhaeep, Henry sepenhassn; En kes
Eeimeyer n Macs Henrietta Miller, Mary Finn, Williams
E. Williams Agsehutz Mr.. Agschpiz w: s'1ie T, ;.
man J. Gsfsm Tborne sud lady, Matthew aed iaay'
j. James L. Vasbenter J. Horsepcol, j. Dap, BETS W.
Lines ~ Antony NJ Riddle NJ Riley J. Levy, Herm.ns
Theodore Fomue A. Martin. Marbun, y Vale, " shems'
kog Benedict Mr. Loder and lady and child Me- Pun
Mad Roboesu Mile Jenyile, 8 Storms, J. Ros.nbiuu'
heqrsb, Goldpach Dubois sdy and ce' iron, Ms
BO,eher Laurent = Edmund Francois verpa lay and
DO Felker. Mad. Merzars A. 4. ChrinornA T. fsnck NJ
Roco, H. Feker Bower NJ Dubois A. Hafner John Jour
dan Feicn, Nicolas Simon, q. Cludins Jayne Monue
Luciu MouneT, Frederick Naler
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Markets. -. Reported By Tsesrapk.

BriIALo Aug A-6p n.-FLoUs-Conmoa sraas. lover
and -rstfs ,ed sales 100 Dbl az - SEA 20 ir
supsIruc hchisar ana Wisconsin 80 5 Sc 50 for do.
Ina Ohio spd ST Is ndsrl WhE.r ssady sales
1900 bush. for Chicsgo Spring 81 ~ ~ common
Michigan and fr ctnc Michigan, Illinois and Kentucky
Cons opened 5l so eco bush at u closing aetiye
end firm OATS dull al l5c. RYE--&i1c5c WHItKY-S1les
Leo bbls Dc FEEiGHrs-iotc for Corn 70 NewYort.
LAKE IMPORTS the i8 hours ending At to-day 30oO
bb Flour 70 bush. Wheat "a ~ bush. Co.n, 90 bash
Ost, CASAL ExPoErs eco bush Wheat 1900 bush Corn
OswEGo Aug as n FLOUR unchanEed; sales Of 800
bis at sc e for State. WHEAT In fair de-
usnd sales u 60 bush red Winter Indians At 81 ga
81 So. LAKE lsFoRTs today 3lf0o bush. Wheat 1909
bush Corn CANAL ExFoRrs 1000 bbls Floar So 900 BUSH
Wheat. Is eco BUSH Corn.
CHICAGO. AtE 1E5 p. N Flour duh. WHEAr-A decn.
irg tendency CoKS quiet OATS inactive SatPNExrs 10
Buffalo 80 Flour. ooo buhe. Wheat, coo bushels CDrn.
SEDIMENTS TO Ofweso No Eour 81 coo bashels Whs4; IS 900
bushels REcEIPTs SO bills. Flour, 81 bushels
Whes., - go bushels Com.
NEW ORLEsS Aug 2-CoTros; sales to day $50 hale. IT
Is l5le for midlEg. SUGAR firm Red WpE.T al Mixed
Com, To-. o.Is dull a, A. Poak bgoysuts a, SIS 80.
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M1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.......A usvsr "A.
Cleared.

Ships-Elizabeth Ellen Stagg st. George j. apinney; Fl.
Croker Huuoop, New Orleans Robson Fosdck; Rcns Dc
Oceana kippen. Cadiz, p Harmony.
Bs-ks-C. Windsor MoCum Portau- Prince, II. Bee ker
Graeyes Houston, Shaw. Galveston, Wakeuan Dmon Co
Ses Duck Peabody. Msrselles
Bngs-Lauretta. Dunbar. Para, - Lucre.ia, Brown Sa-
wanna Ia Mar f. J. Peters n c. Brooks Sheriff. Con
lives Brett Son CO. Belle York. Savannah Yates Por.
terield
schoOners-E johnson, Tunnel Baltimore Meier, Lord
Quereau; L. Sheldon White Richmond c. H. Pier1n; Ore
gon, Krau,e Washington, Mathews Mitchell; North Allsn
Wilmington McCready Mott Co. John Price savannah
McCready Mott Co.. Highlander Mayo. Richmond, J. G.
SLIGHT; Ann Susan Myers, Charleston, Doner P5.er r
ssttery Hughes Charleston McCready Mott Co. T. Roe,
Hammond Baltimore Merrill Abbot; Thog Holcomb Cog
lee, savannah scIsnton TAlmsn X G. A Ward Edmopds
Richmond, c. II. Person & Co.
Sloop-J. n. Burden, Collins. Fall River mister
well. -
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DIED.

BCRKE-on Sunday Aug 20 Mrs catharine Burke aged %
cisAMAJoRon Saturday morning Aug % aged 81 yesrs
and 10 months Henry CesamaioT formerly oil Santiago de
Cuba
DAvIs-At soarsde weschester County on Monday Aug
"a Can. Joseph w Dav, in the eth year of his age
The funeral will lake place from Southport Conn., on TuesdsS
DrFrOn "Wednesday Aug 10 Of cpSnsu%ptpn Msr.1 Ss
United Consul al Portugal aud grand son Of the late
Dr. James Tillury.
DAlLEY-0n Sunday, Aug % Mrs. Daley. IN the iSd year
ehEGsoN-In East Brooklyn Sunday Aug. @; James
seed year, 10 months and - days
HAIGHT-on Sunday morning Aug g Am, LOas vii, Of
by and The Rev C. T. 6Sy invited to sitend her atT
Tuesday Aus IS a. o'clock P In IN 81: ch1rSa OF
HINMAN--In this city, Monday, Aug a. ser short III
Ann wife of Samuel Hinnsn aged 70 years, IL 'ath'
TIE relatives aud fa nds Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral "Wednesday Aug 20 a. o'clock p m
without further inytstion
HALL--tn Brooklyn, IN Saturday night Aus. O. Emma
months and 4 dsyf
BALLsn Saturday morning Aug % the house Of hi. son
G. G. EaS William Hail. formerly Of l'ha'A N y In the
7l't year Of HE age.
fkwlN-on Saturday, Aug q Emily, the beloved wife o
David Irwin
KloURoN-on Sunday morning. Aug %. Of con'nmptiOa,
ireland.
LABAGu-At his residence EschesteT. Saturday
hs Aug o. Isaac Labs 3D. in the cath year Of his age.
MURDoCK-In the City Of Brooklyn Saturday morning
Avg % al O'Clock Mrs. Eliza Murdoch, in the Sth yea'
her
nc MiLLINOn Saturday, Aug "a after lingering Illness
Archibali McNilln, the cd year of bi. age.
Saturday m0,n9s AsS % n a. h Is: Powell
RlCBARDSON-At Auburn. N. Y. on Friday, Aug p. ars
Richardson Of that place The deceased mother of
Mrs Fernando Wood and Of Henry Richardson ESQ., OF this
city.
RANDE LL-0f ehoes infantuun on Sunday Aug q Edmund
oay child o. James and Lydia Rand aged months and q
days. She sleeps In Greenwood.
REEDER-On Friday, Ags a. Mrs. Mary Jane Reeder wife
ID Nathaniel keeder, aged Is Jea. months aad days
RlDER-On Friday, Aug 81, Julia Aun the beloved wife of
BerDerdus Rider and only daughter Of the l.e Patio Pa
zen aged 81 yeaTs and month
EOONEY-Thomss Laurence Thoma, and Ride. Roo
ney, ssed year, months and 10 days
sNIrH-On Saturday, Aug. ~ sfer short Uins.. I.h
Of Charles and Mary Leddy Saith aged year min.
and 20 days -.
The r,.ves and friends Of the family are re.pc,fu ,
attend the funeral from the residence Of his psrst. NJ
ISL street on Tuesday afternoon
without further invitation.
suRGEr-on Monday, Aug a. Jane safset wife Of Jacob
SuIget. -
funeral from Chnst Church. West Eighteenth street a.
. b. taken 20 Greenwood Cemetery.
uAGsTAFr-on Saturday. Avg. "a J. II. Wssstsa in TIE
s7.b ysU 81 Ia sse.
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,neea ty TIE receipts rom the interior and reishbor'
inc ct,es. which were probably nearly nilon in the
.,oreyae. The California delivery is due this week,
,bch will strengthen .he banks FOR tie demand from
heir cutomers for shipmert. The contraction OF
Lars has been shout 81 800 600 'front.' highest point
and must for the present be continued The bu'iness
Of the country IS becoming active, aud he demand or
money for the movement Of produce, &c., must IN
c,ease for some months to come. The marked esse
which has characterized the money market for some
tine past can hardly be expected to continue. Inc
aggregate capital of the banks as revised ;hls week.
is s65, 557,755.
The con paIson with last week is IS follows;
Lo,u. L Di, sp.cis: Cren.sfs 'a s5pss 80
Aurust H.. 8 l2 Al472 ll.B1bt5 &sI%u1 "a. o.s
Ansu,t o. lNi59's2 lOts7l7s sYts40n ses'0o4'OT'
Decrease. . 81 lol,se0 sl.%]b' ss'"i % -
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. /, 1850, has
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Richardson Brother. & Co... Circular.

Per City J Wd,hin9toH LIVERPOOL. 9Th No II 1857.
good deal Of rain has fallen 'nce of day bu. do
of injury having been dore the contrary the
green have benefited The Trade has been ugh in
all its branches and only repeat nomnsy the Of
our last all articles.
This dy's Msrhs fairly attended, only very moderate
trade took place IN WHEAT at the rates Of last Mers aud
Dealers exercising the cstlOnin their operations
The demand fo FLOUR exceedingly slow aud effect
sales Holders would have accepted reduction OF 81 bsTGe
and sack.
INDIAN Corn freely offered the the
Black Sea have been increasing aad Ehou2 Oh 3d.
Y reduction Yellow would been taken only
limited quantity found Purchasers.
OATMEAL scarce and the tam desre; OATS especially the
better sorts suitable for EXPORT szabe
Mddng qualities SLOW sale New Tawney sold at Pl5s
condition md quality good.
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P-~'' W
Bread.tuffs are heavy and in fair supply Flour is
Sc. lower, and Wheat Sc. T. bush. Corn is firm.
In Groceries there is little nothing ding, and Sugar
is main ained with great difficulty. PGk is firm, bat
not very active. In Cotton there is but little doing
and prices steady The reports aboIt the growing
crop vary according to the condition the plant in
the localities whence they come; but the tenor this
week seems to be pretty general complaint of con-
tinued iain particularly in the rich bottom lands Of
Louisiana and Mississippi. With the uncertainty Of
future weather. and consequent duration of the picking
season, no estimate can as yet be fomsd with any
degree Of certainty or even approximation as to the
ultimate result of the growing crop.
We take the following from Messrs NELL, Bros
g. Co.'s Cotton Circular for the Canada:
The following of the movements Of Colt for
the past week and since t September last compared with the
pree
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Receipts Of
. year and $4,000 from 1925 and the Exports exhibit
CT Britain. France. otherF P. Total. Stock
SSSs Dec SIS 900 Dec Inc 90 Dee 20 ooo Dec 90
The Detroit and Toledo Railroad is completed to
Toledo and trairs will over the entire line about
ne LIST prox. This road will prove q very valuable
oie to Detroit, and to parties -i:1; ,ag to visit that city,
especially during the cessation of Lake navigation.
The Columbian Insurance Company of this city has
completed is organization, Thomas Lo,d being the
President, b. 6. Morris Vice President and Pierre C.
Kane Secretary. The present cash capita is $40 OO0
and the subscription books will be kept OPEN until the
whole capital Of 100000 is subscribed. The Com.
pany are also receiving subscriptions of security notes
of the first class) at seven and twelve months in sd
vance of premiums which already exceed $4,000.
Messrs. Henry Chauncey, George Tablet Olyphant
ard Edwin Bartlett have been elected Directors of the
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company in the place
Of Nessrs. Charles Butler, VIM. Jarvis and E. B.
Lichfeld, resigned. The present Direction now con-
ssts of Messrs. Henry Chauncey, Geo. Talbot Oily
phant, Edwin Bartlett, Calvin Burr, New.iork John
Gardiner, Norwalk, Ohio; +. 7. Barney Sandusky,
Ohio; Joseph Lyman, Danie, P. Rhodes, Cleveland,
Ohio, and the President who resides al Cleveland.
The Treasurer Office is to bs removed At once to
Cleveland, ard arrangements will soon be made with
some proper institution wherein 70 transact such bux
ress "a may be necessary in the City of New York.
The ordinary examination o. the Treasurer accounts
tas beer mace b the Committee s2po.I;sd FOR Tia.
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Arrived.

Us D. steamship North Sta. Bremen AID South
Civ w5s sas 70 nas r.
with %g:e pass: ]. .. Dale; aos as iss5 lon q,
passed steamer Futon hence for Havrs ,iHs ship
A1SosI'sp s@ hITsS % & soa, from Charles.
ton with md !; and pa;; to sosod Ts.;on Co scGasS
steamship Augusts from New York savannah p M,
changed signal. with steamship Marion, from New York 70
this side Of H.tterss '' A'-' s''"
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner Portsmouth 40. with mdse.
and pass TO Ludan Presents ed iDst 10 of Win
ter Quarter Shoals exchanged signals with steamship james,
Big Napoleon, Adams Calais days. with lumber to Jed.
Frye.
Schr Boxer. Knox, smyrna Del, with grain 10 Bsrnt.
sshr Sarah Louisa Hszeton Smyrna Del, with grain to r.
sehr W. S. Tdsle Hawiis., Alexandra days. with coal
schr. Cumberland Chase. Alexandra days. with coal to
set. Goi5 and Iron SS DAYS. with
schr Kate Feld Robinson, Wilmington, N C.. 5asyr with
scir Msnche,er CLiche.te Richmond days. with -four.
sehr Hunmins Bird. Weeks, wlminstOn, N c. days.
scLr H:.et Rysn Perry EssSetA City days with wheat
I dc. zoe. i and Iron h, morning while
sssg IL II. HSG he Wife SSea ssd
mast ssmSe j. Pearson Of Ns~yoIk while in he
bts one Il hi. arms q hi. legs he survived
but one hour The j. K Shaw had her mana carried away
sch ssisl B5r.n, Douglas. Georgetown. S. c.. days. with
20 Dolner L. Potter
Carlton jayne, Carlton Alexandra days. With coal TO
shr Ann D. Ricketts, Georgetown D. c. days, with four
70 Mott Bsdell.
sehr. o. II. Lee, crosle, Virginia days with wood to C.
Clsik.
shT. Townsend Miles, Virginia. days. with wheat
Benton Bros.
seh Pauline, soper Virginia days. with wood C. Clark.
sshI TsIIsI re.ou Charleston days with cotton sc,
schT Psntbe. sopcr Alexandria days, with wheat.
Schr T. j. DE Rosseft Tucker. Wilmington, N. c. days,
with naval ,tores 70 Dclner 1 Potter.
schr Darling Rogers Baltimore day., with coal to l.
Cuusrd.
sr Helena tBr, Roberts, PicOu 10 day, with coal to J.
W. Lowden. -
seEI George (Br M:LeTsD, Windsor 70 day.. with plaster
TO J. Whitney Il Co. a. IN
sehr Richmond, James. Richmond days. with four ke 70
c. IL. Peuon- IN .ot.
schr R. w Brown Derrics.on Charleston days Win
ton &c. ..,.h sour
sehr Tunis Dspew, Edwsrs Petersburg dy' WIN n'D'
raster. .,.h ,,n..
sehr; II. D. Leishton CrOwe, Machis' 10 days Win A
Der to Geo. W. SiDpson. ,,S,oc.o
schr Mary Ann Reed Macas 10 dsy with LUMBER 70 oe''
sehr May Flower Johnston. M,chA' 10 days. win
Steamer Jackson, Baker, Baltimore days. aase' 70 !" -
Cromwell.
Withholding the day from NV.
The itesmbost Hendrick Hudson, Of the r ,Sp,.
now on the Marine Railway oppostte Inisiy n-n~l
for repsirs She viii have Of sponsons Sc; me P0p
Ter Il Beach, is also on the same '0eA ''e
pe.er.
by Telegraph
BOSTON, Ars. 2I-An ship Flying fAo NeA'' W.
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q e,rt. n Cty and County Honds its'e Doc os'L Ne
tou. Railroad bo-ds have ben very naive.
Tbs Circular % Marie & Kanz Of Avg. ~, says

Our las advises dated Isn ins sioce h-' "a ~ .i
II sre Laa been v.ry sisrahle amounting - t<ooV"
Sr w.ss Ths.Ncncy nark; tas beea adec''' 70 ,ose
ns and VI have n f.p1I. increased denap" pa lh'y
San obtained or Ordinary ctrn- 81 On er'
The So.k rn.rk-t general ,se wa; Of on
Railroads afccts Ocgr,,ly os9'
Conpau.s such 3. Michigan Central and Iro Nenus s.u
contributes more than the condition OF tue Money .kr .
.use N. continued decline which have today again 70 r.
Dor. n shares. -
Sat the close Of the DAY panic prevails owing TO the
T.l.re Of ID. Ohio Life Insurance aud rrGst Company
sr,rEs srocEs dell e1ccp. Missouri % which sales sop
~bou: material change in prices Missouri cent lower
Indiana s. l. cent higher
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ysge zen called aud they left Tor he depot, to
tase he next train homeward. The husband sp-
pesred b b. about s. yea-a q age while he wife AL
mar whom he cough. aspesTed - be ahpui2t hs
remarked hist for than Eek, in c)ns3qlent-
oi ne absenee % n, wife. he nsd neither s-o' n"r
psltaken e food, more than uliien. - su4t4 IN
10 he sea.ch. Baltimore san, A1g y.
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Nj Mcrdocl, TRACE 3iap, arrived here yesterday 10
The City Of Washington, from Liverpool.

JoBs TRrABuLL VAS ALts, son Of an eminent
retired merchant OF city, died last Saturday a; HE
residence in Hamburg, Dutchess County, aged some
30 years Col. Van Alien served as Aid TO Geo. Tay-
Icr in the Mexican war, and was highly esteemed by
bis Csief for whom be in turn imbibed profound Al
mrston. lie returned 70 this city early in lsis and
oIterea warmly int the canvass for Gea. Taylor s
nomination ard election 10 the Presidency, wherein
lie efforts were crowned with success. Gee. Taylor
appointed him Charge dAfaires to one Of the South
American Repubics-a post which mast have proved
dis.as,eful TO Col V. A., he soon resigned il and
came home spending time thereafter il &C..
Ike Eceniag Po1 says:
Mr.. Van Allen has beer invalid for sore years,
and his friends not wholly unprepe1ed tor their
beresy ement, though he was stir a comparatively
young lie son Of ne Of oar mos. ,essful
aud respected ehssts and was himself trained to
commercial pursuits.
MIR. Van Alien was most beloved by those who knew
him best he possessed many Of the rarer Qualities OF
superior men; was a Of cbivalric courage OF
heroic SELF reliance and full ofhumor he was s:eadfas;
nud devoted IL his friendships and his near was inca
psb!e Of a malicious ungcnerous emotion. lie
We never married.
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STEAMSHIPS To AND FROM uAvASA.

st,or,Aip PsiaSspA-Froon New fork % srvsg 81 Nv
van. rh ana New orleans 18th From Nev-oresns th, HA
var, sd arriving at New.York nth ..,,,..
Sf,amip Quaker CifyFrom New.fok IN o' easn posss
arriving Havana l2h. ard Mobile IVA from N0Oo go
Pay,us i4th sIriving 81 New Yort 2sth -,
Sform,hp CGharbdFrom New.Ior l.,h 'rs.las ~ IA
Havana 2ph. arriving ~ New York SEP, y
Stea@,hip Empire Cityrrom New fork I'm living -
Havana sd and New Orleans th From New-Ofea~ sspt-
Havana sth, arriving At New York 18th
St-ar hip Black Wdrricr-From N-wYok q, srEives az
Havana Sept snd New Orleans Sd From NewOsesns l2th'
Havana i,tb arriving .t New York 18th. -
S,aa.hip TsabeFrom Chare.ton i.h aud Eth due dt
80. 7,h and ?sd From Havana 10Th and 2h due a. New
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MARRIED..
GRlNT-DA

GRlNT-DAY-On Thursday. Aug 90 by the Rev. Ebanezer
the residence Of the brde fther in C1nton
Ohio Nr John Grant OF New York, to Miss Gertrude D,
only daughter OF Samuel D. Day, esq.
sLEMMER.-REYNOLDs Son Thursday Aug q. by the
Rev. Dr. D. c. Clay, Lieut. A. j Semnler, u y Army, 70
Miss Carrie L. Reynolds of Norrstown, Penn.
sLATER-FURMAN-InB Brooklyn, on Sunday evening, Aug
q nv IN. Rev Mr. Sorels Mr.. Bansmin W. Slater to Miss
TiiFS J Fnrnan, both of New Utrecht, Long Island.
WOODwARD-FORD-On Monday Aug 4. at the Oliver
street Baptist Churck, BY the Rev L. M'goon M EbcI
Ri For all AZ this city.
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