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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-14

FITlI TI-
~ hratcd Maui. a very -A--~A
large assortment If Planes Guagcs, ules compri
sing Bench, Single aud Double Bead Mir, Tooth. Circular
Gutter, Pump Astraga Base and Ban Moulding Back Ogce
Detection Conlce Dadoe Flesor Grccian Ovlo. Grecan
Ogcc, Having Hollow and Round Table Plank Match, Nos
ing Hand Rail- PANEL Qurk Ovalo, Rabbet, Sash and Sash
Coping Scotia, Snipe Bill Torus Bead and Pillow Planes
Cutting, Sitting Marking, Pannel aud Moree Guages
Narrow and Broad Boxwood and Ivory Rules Bench Screws
Iron and Wood Iron Clamps, &c &c
Also, hand Tools of every description, made by
Butcher and Spear Jackson all of which offer at low
prices. SIMPSON & BROTHER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-14
UaARPER's WOSTgaAS MAGAZINE HM,
= Ladies Book for March received at MORSES.

6,A~Rn HBss wss<sts.-I wnaf irtuicsliat sly
1000 pounds washed Wool for which VIII pay the high
~, nar price in Cash Buasacks Liney aud Jeans
.rryants wear. a. Is FUCKER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

Edward Picksrd young boy Of singular intelligence, and
lvirs Lewis street testified that he saw Allen IN the
nht qustion about O'Clock occupying very Suspicious
relation 10 H,sn. he Hepnessey sitting stop IN
Lewis street ard Allen having him BY the collar teins hin 10
sons; the old acted suPeted IRON hqnor or
some other cause witness was positive to the identity
both Allen aud Hepnessey. -
Kate RYAN domestic the family of the father Of young
Pjckfo,d es,pt.y ia. foregoing testimony.
Ocer Iysps Of the Eleventh Wsrd Police testified to h.s'
Ing the and that HepDesey the moment he
him. identified him the who had committed the as
sault and robbery. 49,, ,
An stten, was made by the defnse to prove ab BY
calling the father and mother the prisoner To show that he
wa, hepins them from O'Clock the evening Ia
tou 10 TO- and consequently could committed the
crime charged But this evidence appeared TO have little pas;
tios Influence with the Court or Jury.
The Court charged quite poptsdy sssnt the prisoner and
the Jury after retiring for short time, returned announcing
o vei6ct of guilty. -
Acr was srrsgned for sentence, and the Court
efer sddrs him few remarks decided TO give hi the
permitted by the law for the crime OF robbery
The Judgment Ct the that he be sent TO the State
Ptison for IL years.
hdiourntd 70 ii O'Clock tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
DIED.

COOK On Tuesday Aug Theodore u Cook yoahses s1
TIE relative. and iieud Of the family invited 70 attend
~ al orn the residence parents Beecker
,d Mnetts streets this "Wednesday AFTERNOON at O'clock
ChRROLL-on Sunday Aug. 2. Bernard Carroll OF county
CoNwAY-on Monday Aug 3. of inflammation of the lungs
William Conway. aged 81 Yeas.
C SssppSD w Sn Of R. D.vi. ssss
The relative, friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 this afternoon ut O'CLOCK, from her late
residence, in street. near Franklin.
pAvENPORT-Op Tussosy, Aug Rufus Davenport in the
The funeral viii take p.ce from residence, No SO
Eleventh street University place. on Thursday the o.a
u, invited to attend without further Invitation The
mains will be taken to Rlatbush, L. l., for interment'
t ESrs,s Graham con Of POT Edwald and
Mary G.lDsves Of Hartford, Conn. aged "a months
this sy on rs.'y fI The as 9 &
EveIs Of Hartford Washington County N H. ana a
were taken to Hartford for nterDent
FINCH-In Brooklyn. Monday, Aug George Augustus
youngest SOD of Nathaniel and Maria Finch aged year
FREIcKmAN-In this city at 4 o'clock on Monday Aug
Bota frekmsn daughter OF Frederick and frsno fe'c1
man, sged years, 10 months and IA days
GROOAN-sme, Grogsn of Farrell and Sarah Grogan in
the 9Th year u his age
HICKsON-A Maubsttanville: Oh Tuesday. Aug a. Emus
Victoria Of John aud Emma Hckson, aged
Funeral Oh Weaknesses, afternoon at o'clock.
HH sS m Dsas son OF
HUGHES-On Sunday, Aug Francis w. Hughes. aged IS
years
LEVERIDGE-suddenIy, On Sunday, Aug Mary Lavinia,
daughter Of BeDjsnn and Lucrets r. Leverage In the
5tb year Of her age <,,,,
The relatives friends of the family are respectfully invited
10 after funeral from the residence OF her uncle W.
Levedse No. IL Rutgers place, on Wednesday afternoon
st2 o'clock.
se1, 81 Ssss Of s sG
months
PRITCHARD-On Sunday Aug. 2 after long and painful
ilness, Mary Ann Pitchsrd
sPENCER-On Monday, Aug. 3, Oliver F. Spencer, jr in
the 28th year Of his age - - 49,
The friends Of family and members of Beacon Lodge No s
90 r. respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral on
Wednesday, 9Th inst. at from his late residence,
Fifty street 9th door west Of Eighth avenue. The
mains will be inferred i'll Greenwood.
SEALY At the rnsdepce Of Robert seay No. Grand street
sesy reict of Joseph Ssly deceased in the goth
of her . .
The relatives friends of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral at the Episcopal Church ia Jamaica
Lonr Ispd Wednesday, the 5th inst, at O'Clock
without further invitation
WHITE RNUTE-At"Lake Side Water Cure, Madison, Wis
Fncy A. Wintermue sgd 80 aud daughter Of the late
VIM. Strong Of Blooming Grove Orange County NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

COFFEE-Oply moderate business mas trsnsped prices
",s s, e ID sse opened on Friday Of
4cc HS Java 70 arrive fro from s90. o. s hs t ossn
2e bags So Domingo for export was AIKEN last evening at
y ssc net cash. e1 Clara Windsor The stock Of Rios
CXNDLEs-Adamantire continue quite dull and heavy 1t
tse Of podocon !" view Of hi. ,tsse Of AFFAIR. most
oil Of the manufacturers have been working very slowly
and believe have ceased producing altogether
those who most opposed TO this plant few weeks
ne the only means q resa'.ns trade are now SOME Of
this the South West but the offers low that
greatly reduced and active demand should before
the producers accomplish their designs in reducing the
II 100 bIs ct 2a Sperm and Patent IN good demand
42d52c other kind. are unchanged.
r.t.s sales Of IS cases suits at 8c yellow Metal is steady a
22c mos. rsot Copper s quite dn and price. are mostly
DRUGS AND DYEs-ws notice sales Of 10 bbs a. lsss
FLOUR AND NEAL,-Tne demand for Western Canal PlOu.
quite . .nd s The b,s Ts's m, n sna
much reduce and are % held Sh sSSa 1o oI
0p seGa s'hs Ies and Mes.a s
,ss to ssSs: On ssSs 9ss
G9d, s Il. SnS,.i s P extra Q, a p
90 5 southern Flour in good request old s not very
coming e hand a .IssteI sbgndsn,e Tie sale.
Hs1ssdhs, &c. and s. s0Sss . lol the better grades
supply and ID FINN sales s4G So for fine and
supeifie
stls Bank - IS eco qs Do Georges at 81 sod 1000
Do French fishing ct 81 80 MscAere) also m sctive de-
rrsnd ,ales O0d20O bbls SO 5O6 IS for small
large No and el20t II Is for No medium dies also $50
tinue and wanted al extreme rates.
FRITS-We only hsrd Of sales Of 10000 Abacs Pine Ap
pies 81 hundred and Is 900 Bahama Sugar Loaf 81 50
GKAINThe demand or Wheat active but at esu'
r prices The arrivals Of larger bat no, equs to
the Of miller and this 2G3e better, while old 70
Sa sa SSs soaSssn
new Southern red .. 81 20 for unsound and VI "
sOtd to chose; $500 buss prime red Illinois nS 40
81 G 800 bush good mixed Western at o. % sna IA I.
uuiet .ales q 500 bu,h ct 81 a. and Northern
In lots ~ Oats prime and in fair demand @ %
At 6 stIc for unsound s7ds7l for Western mixed Otner
kinds and in small stock White Beans are IL lair
eSuSSY BA5sE%. notice sales of 500 bundles Ganpy
Ias. g. HE, for light weight. ,.on
HIDEs-ouly moderate demand preysusi sses Of ~
HOPS az. quiet steady 7ai2 for to choice
EssteIn AZ /! " estsrr.
HAY-The market s.esdy tie suppy good faes Of leo
belle. Of SSd75c y 100 .
HEMP-Americsn 10 good supply and the inquiry quito
limited the transactions bers confined 70 small parcels
n. Nominal price, 100 for Rough and $na $40
p Dressed The stock Of Russia has been lately aug
sn,ed aid the market du that 1000 bales Of it 10 being
e'hpP.dto tnssnd Manila IL good supply aud ID mo
crate demsnc a. eaSic Jute held firmly slo the STOCK
is lsht -,
INDIA RUBBER-Tte market 10 quite hrm, aud there hiss
been considerable DOING ,se' Of 1890 hne Para have
be made o terms did not lean.
!RON.scotch Pig dull AID heavy sale, o. loo tnns ex
dss VI 70 tuns cempeo On private terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
TUESDAY, Aug. 4-P. N,


Tue Stock market active to-day, but heavy.
Nearly every description sold at lower prices. At the
Second Board, the tendency was stu downward with
disposition shown to sell the leading fancies. Erie
left of at 3Iia3li after being 3is. Reading vas
very heavy and offered at 69i. Central closed at S2i
Southern, after selling at 49, rallied to 40 bid. La
Crosse was very active to-day, and left off at yester
days price, 81. A private meeting of some Of the
Leading stockholders from New-England, Albany, &c.
was held al the Astor House today to concert meas
ures for relieving the road from its endorsements
Milwaukee and Mississippi was heavy and offered
at ig!.
The E1char &c market closes dull and heavy. The
busipes for the steamer has not been large. Sterling
/. pomipally 9a9;, with the best bills at % s9i '
cent; Francs, 5.lsi las .l6l.
In Ffeights there has been no material change in
rates. The engagements TO Liverpool are 800 bales
Cation at 3s 900 bbls Rosn at Cd; 100 tcs Beef at
I'd. 400 bush. Grain y steamer Kangaroo at about
adj. Is tuns Scrap Steel at l2s 3D. 1000 bales
Hemp at about l2s. Cd. To Glasgow, 200 BUSH
Grain. y steamer City Of Gls.go~, at about 3D. 10
Rotterdam, $50 bbls Spirits at &c. brig TO San Be-
,Astisp. with Flour, on private terms. The snip
Shepherd Knapp, with Sugar, for C0wes and market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
The Tolls on the Cahae OF THIS state TOT the thiro
week in July and the season were a. follows:

Showing falling off this year thus lar, IN oompar-
son With the receipts Of last year for the same period
Ct SAG, l64 and in comparison with the tolls OF ls47,
amounting to 1874, lS9.
The Treasurer Of the State Of Ohio has sele oted
twenty banks in the State repositories Of the public
funds. In each case, independent of the corporate
security of the bank he has required bonds to be
in double the amount Of the money therein deposted
and in every where the parties giving the bond
were not personally known to him, he has required
them make oath thattbey responsible 10 at least
the amount ramed in the bond. These bonds are now
in the State treasury. They have been examined aud
approved by the Auditor of State and tbe Attorney
General The following the pames of the depos-
ito,ies selected and the amount Of bonds required of
each:
Amt of Rood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

u s. steam ga.e Roanoke Montgomery Aspinwa II isya
The Roanoke has had fine weather.
IT, s. n steamship Augusta Woodruff, Savannah g. hours
with mdse and pass to s. l. Mitchill Monday "a a m N
New York for Ssvapush
u S. M steamship Marion Foster Charleston mdse aud
To spoford Tneston Co On Sunday y 20 miles
Of Cspe Hatte: exchanged signals with Steamship Nash
Ship Snow squs tcipper LLOYD, Manila April TO- Angler
Msy H. hemp 70 Green Had light winds through the
trades In the Indian Ocean and very heavy weather Cd the
Cape Of Good Hope April u in the Chns se. lat Isl ~
passed ship Marian, from Cseuts for Liverpool June
b. passed Dutch ship telegraph IS days from Batavia for Am,
,tedsm The Il days a5o getting around the
Cape Of Good Hope. Passed St Helena July 8.
Brig Lsmsrtn. Norw) Zernishaw, Csdis June 81, wine,
&c. to Honboe Rein
Big Moonlight (of Boston) Small ssgua Ia Granas July -
sugar and molssses TO Goodhus Co.
schr Peru Thcuu, St. John, n b.. Is days fish TO L. IL
Sanford -,
schr Charlotte Ann Lsn,ston Beaufort N c. days. naval
Scbr Bolivar - Roctland - ,u
Schr NJ II Reed Kelly, New Bedford for AIesny: ~.
Schr Bay State, Sherwood, Boston 'a'' muse 10 Day'"
sebr r. w Eldridse Snow Boston days, fab to mater.
6ebr p Ross Smith. Providence
schr Susan NJ Tyler. Providence
Scb, q Rrnnsrd Marble, Portland, Ct. stone
Sirnn En;lv Wood New Bedford for Port Ewea,
Steamer Keaneb. Hand, Phisaephia aud Cape May 10
Sas:m"p Cuew Williams Providence 10 hours mdse 10
s.. amer ouinebsus Hollsm Norwich T. II. Rock
sAILED-ship =, Sherman Hchborn DahOu'iei bark Eli
zsbeth, Young. balsgs
WIND Daring the day 8.
The water pumped of the ship Cosport and she
was Yesterday taken the Government dry dock Norfolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. AUGUST 4.
Cleared.

stesushipsA'is (Br Lott Liverpool, Z. Cunard; IudanA
lBr) Baker, Bremen c. H. Sands Glasgow (8rb Duncan
Glasgow, J. NcSymon.
shIp-A,syris Delsno. New. Orleans j. o Baker
Barke-C. Totie (Swe }, Fleetwood, Quebec, Funch L
Meincke; w. o. Alden, McGi Wilmington. w Alexander
Dor tBrspn) Graham Bremen. H. Koope: Helen Fan
@ s; stePhenson; Thsles HOwl.nd; Mobile II. Bhsasm.
George Albert Thompson Havana Trujo; A. C. Merry.
Cclboum, Key West Bcpner 4 Deske.
Schoonen-Sullivsn Doughcty. Guided Bolivar T. Beck,
John Griffith Conhn, Aspnwal. H. Pisrson; Robin Wal.
lace, Elizsbethport, Thompson Hunter Smith Bets.
worth, Fredercksburg Van Brupt Slssht; Loisnd,
Taylor Richmond r. Crooke; j. Hertz spoford Boston
G. batch: Bournsn, Wooster, Porto Csbello Brett
Son Co.; c. Tunnel fBr Sims Nassau, Bacon Sargent
Co Rover tBI johnson. E.s.su, James John.on; Far
Wilmington Doner Potter. Hsxall Winters Richmond C.
II. Person Silver Cloud, Churchill. Portsmouth w. Lewis;
NJ. Wsueg, Chapman. New Haven, J. B Edwards
STANDARDIZATION, Baker, BatiGsre, II. 3. Cromwell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

To..isls7s 555 elT4lT e26S,sl5 81 b&soz
Having published at length, yesterday, the circular
Of Mr. Moran on the subject of railroad management,
we give place to-day to the annexed communication
from an experienced railroad man, that both .ides may
be heard Nothing but good can come ont Of the de
cussion of this important question:
REFORM IN RAILROAD MANAGEMENT.
To tAs Ed,to, If TIE " Y Tyibune
SIR: In TIE TRIBUNE Of yesterday, We had the
pleasure Of perusing dissertation ON Railroad Man
sgemept. from the pen Of Mr. Charles Moran, the re-
ceny.elected President Of the New. York and Erie
Railroad Company. This is in many respects al
extIaorcip aIy document.
Mr.. Moran assumes, at the outset tho: the manage
ment Of railroads throughout the country IL radically
wrong and that On entire change must take place Al
an eay day. or il not, it s probable that nearly .ns
entire amount invested, estimated q. $7o00Ocooo,
"will Ultimately prove vsluetr."
Mr. Moran THINKS that agents for the sale OF tickets
ard to obtain fright not only unnecessary %.
peInicous; that many Of them receive pay for ;ner
influence fiom more than one. competing line; nom
which he draws the very cage CONCLUSION thas AZ
agencies should be abolished and the pubh ief 70 the
choice Of routes. This may I'll BE- very well, tnsorss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

The Montreal City Council have appropriated
GlGs to defray the expense Of entertaining the
members Of the Seientifc Convention at a soiree or
conrerso.iOne, on one of the nights Of their stay in
Montreal.
LAWN OF PEAcE.-Gaen NJ. Fisher left Palmer,
--;nt4r for Chine, and got around the Horn
hdst tdst - 49, CL;o. diff;cuitie5
On his way when be hesra az .s.';Pse Ia.t 49,
ana concluded 10 return arriving at Palmer 'a' "0oA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

Mesr, Haegery Company sold by SUCTION 'v W,nssa
day, the Merchants E1ehanse the ePgs Po.son in
Racer, Of l67 tuns register, built o. Ls' 1svios eso
1852 for ss5OOo She purchased By Iss,s iomf
singular occurred previous 70 the sale. thst hsy
were the only owners Of the shP and thissssnsd sy
any who purchased her, On tne e1 sson Tsppsn Of
Boston saying they wod vs perfect title and Ps ~ '''''
Of itissttop.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
MARRIED..

cArRNs--JENCKs-on Wednesday, July o. by the Rev Dr.
az Bo.ton Mr. Robert w Cairns it, TO Miss Florence
Jerchs both of New York.
LYNG-wILLIAMs-O Thursday evcnns. July 30, BY the
Rev Nj Dunbar, MI John K Lying to Miss Emily A WIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

tune per Day The Actor Mine, 90 coon . TIE branch
railroad can be completed about mile Of which 10
yet unfinished, will give about he same yield say
], 500 tuDs per day. -.
II il not purpose 10 lire you With long detailed
report will theI eioe. close by giving you me e.
tsfe AZ near se can be come at, OF coal az our tSo
principal wharf. at Baltimore and Alexandns when
vcftii Up TO full capacity Via canal TO Alexandra,
& So y TIM; via railroad TO Baltimore % 43 v tun;
sso al estimate of all the property Of the Company,
other than the lands and railroads., which we assume
TO represent the Capital Stock Of the Company; and
lasily the existing debt. Of the Company.
Cumberland Coal and Iron Co. w.
Bonds outstanding, due Jan. |, 1885, ......SNL@ ooo
Bonds assumed by the purchaser Of ands.. ll~0p-sS'a"
Cumberland Cos and Iron Co. CT'
Amour, Of property ether than Mining Lalds snd 49, =.
Rsiirod - g lnsentory.
We find that the bills receivable, coal and cash on
hand a. e state ment of the President, May 1857,
will fully meet bills snd accounts able We therefore
have not included them in this statement.
In conclusion your Committee would state, inst 10
Quepce II accidents 10 Dam No. D. on The Cne'a-
peake and Ohio Canal over which this Company have
CONTROL, much delay has occurred in the Transporter
ton OF coal that route but they are happy 20 add
that the canal Dow in Dsvigabe order The future
prospects, VI the Company good, and promise to
be .nuLerave 10 the stockholders the increasing
demand for Cumberland Coal for locomotive and
tfesm purposes IL making the property daily more
valuable.
The subjoined statement. OF receipts under the e1-
stpg tariff j. taken from the books Of the Treasury at
w 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
Markets. CAREFULLY REroRiID FOR TIE Tribune

TUEsDAY,lAuR. ~ VI
AsHES-The market 10 without change for Pearls and the
demsed 81 l2 81 25. Pots frmer and In de-
maud ct 81 IS; the Gales are l6l bbls.
COTTON The market the better grades degree hrme
Gales 70 the Of 900 bales reported We quotes
cfAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

BOSTON Aug AR. ship Sea Flower. Woodbury.: New
Orleans: banks Homer wsgin Msutus Lysander, Moore
Cienus brig Ormus Baker Philadelphia steamer Joseph
Whitney, Howts Baltimore - -,
from New York arrived here 1t 10 O'Clock Lat night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

CHARLESTON July Frying Pan Shoals sht gs -
will be removed from her station the I'd II August
pairs Due notice win be given when she to be P"''~
- ''N'' - '"' c. GANIoAULT NORRIS
Lighthouse Inspector Sxtn D''''''"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY.
gun-Rses.... $500 Sets. 7l0 Moon-H'scs.
EfCH WATER. THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 6:57 Gov leland 7:47m Hell 0ats.... ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

Total number Of applications received, zoos.
Total number OF warrants issued, 90, 207.
1t viii require 26 40 acres OF The public lands 10
satisfy these warrants.
The Secretary of the Treasury has de 'ded that
mous sen de !aines are liable 20 duty Of "a per cen.
ad valorem, under the new tariff Some importers o:
this city claimed that they were liable 70 only 10 Per
cent duty
TIE business OF the Philadelphia Custom House Tor
.July WAS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE


euRRCGATIs CoURT-ArG. A-Befere A. w. Bras
Tnr WORK or THE SURROGATE.
A erse amount Of business was done by the Suro-
fa;e tbs morning.
QUESTION OF THE RIGHTS FOREIGN coSsuLs.
q, N Toneni, subject Of the Kingdom OF Naples,
vas killed in Montreal two years ago.. lie died ines-
tate leaving HIS heirs in Sicily The heirs sent to Mr.
Vir.u, the Consul of the Kingdom OF Naples In this
city, power Of attorney and oil necessary documents
~ enable him TO realize the effects OF the deceased in
cash, and forward Il TO them. Mr.. Virtu has since
been supsgssded by Aehie Ferrer the present Consul
or Charge dAffaires dd interim, who claims under
treaty stipuaoDs be entitled TO take possession Of
the estate and administer for the benet OF the heirs
For ths purpose be made application, by counsel, be-
fore the Surrogate tbis morning. new power Of at
torney 10 Mr., Feirer va also read which worked
revocation Of tbs old one, under which the Surrogate
declared him entitled AID gave him possession.
The whole amount Of the eftate is about ~ 900.
Wills.
The following wills submitted for probate this
morning:
Emily w. Goodrich, Patrick McDernott,
james Burns John b. Cooper.
Lemuel Curtis, Aupustp Ayeril
Jane Kencksp, William Forsyth
X Ai seuss, Bsrtholemy L. Rechefsrt,
VIM. Henry Dougherty, John Cisun
John Neil,on, william Lawson,
Frances wyine, Christopher Peal
FINAL AccoUgTISGs.
The estates of the following persons came up on
final accounting
Lather Appley, John Martin,
f. Chalalre, John b. Destorz
NJ Osborn, r. Michael Gol
Robert Brown, A. G Rowland,
j. r. Ware, b. Butmau,
Hannah JudsOp, b. ID. Alderman,
PeniC& Ksvansgh, James Harrison,
Horace Pierce, - Patterson,
Mary Perkins, ID. Van CLAIM,
T. Dorsy, Higgins, itfants,
Japes Kain, Thomas Bowlaa,
Hugh Arbrekle, Nicholas Dean,
Isaac J.. Tuckerman VIM. H. Buckley,
jacob IIendrcksop - De Lacroix,
William II. Mott.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05
Amt. Of Bond.

The business at the Pension Office .or the month OF
July was As follows:
Number Of applications for bounty iand received,
1854.
Number of warrants or certificates issued, !, 1876.
To satisfy these warrants S2l 44O acres Of lana will
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

in the United Kingdom, or for port from asvre 70
Hamburg on private terms and ii to the Mediterra-
mean, l5-. y tun additional.
TIE bu.iuess Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
sll7.57s ST. payments, $l4S,l97 u; balance, H.
O7O,c99 81.
We hear Of about $500 600 in bars and CON- engaged
far the ,tesuer. The amount may possibly be In
creased to million.
We sonex a comparative statement Of the eIports
exclusive of speciel from NewYork to foreign ports
for the week, and since Jan. l.
1883. 1855. 1857.
Total for the Week.. &Ss575 ee6W3 eL1ZUy
Previously Reported. 5000 20 5%nDs %2s@io'
Since Jan. ss6s3lsa5 e46.2ss $40 f4sssae4S
Lane Warrants are More plenty, and the market has
declined lc. p acre. ThOmpson's Reporter quotes:
10 acre warrants. 10 81 scfe
or warrants. ~ Wv ecre
lT warrants. so 81 acre
100 acre warrants. ssvsc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

at their value ks68 sl6 81:
Bills receivable secured BY mortgage. o. 029 81
Bond of Norwich New London Steam.
boat Company secured by mortgage
on steamboat Commonwealth, with
policies Of insurance. 80 900 90
Surrus real estate. .................. 20 404 GS
Smiling fund in the hands Of d. Henshaw
and o'hers trustees for redemption of
Bonds due 1861, interest. q Oo3 II
Balances from railroad companies and
p6xidunls .,...lc573 43
Inventory Of wood, oil &c, hsnd.. oio8 " arc a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-05

D.e... 2oiOs5 Dec, 7s524s Dec.1 ass Deel452s
BY reducing the Wheat to Flour the quantity OF
the latter left at de-water this year, compared with
the spondipg period OF last year, shows deh'
cheney 20 far this season of 56O,Os5 bbls Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF
the principal articles of produce left at tide-waser from
the commencement Of navigation TO the 3lst July, in-
elusive, during the years 1855, 1856, and 1857: