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= Greenvillo District.

SE1c1x. Springs,
Greenvillo District.
SPLENDID SUMMER RESORT.
@Ill, TIE Subscribers having purchased ksstiif ktif
ssIa4. that cl-known nnd long established .Ulll
Summer Resort, Chicks Springs,
within lO miles of Grecnvilc, have put tho
premises in the most thorough rcpur. They arc
determined TO spare noN efforts TO make the
ESPRlNGS all tlat can be desired whether TO
the invalid seeking health, or those in quest Of
pleasure.
8 Tho salubrious and invigoratnp qualities of
these waters having been well known to the
travelling public forthe last twenty years. it is
deemod unnecessary to enter into detail; but
my. further Information or reference will be
carefully furnished upon application 10 either Of
the proprietors.
The HOTEL will he open for the reception of
visitors Oh the 1st Of June, and will be kept
open during the seuson
1t gives us pleasure to add that the former
proprietors, the Messrs CHICK, will spend their
summer at the Springs, and will be glad to SEQ
their many friends there.
IT. uENERY.
+. TALBIRD,
J. BURSEY.
Ho! for Chick Springs!!
J. T. POOL & CO., will be ut the Green
vile Depot with good Conveyances and careful
Drivers, to carry Passengers and their Baggage
to the Springs. They will also run
Il DAILY LINE or SLICES
To and from tho Springs, leaving Grcenville at
9 o'clock, A. NJ. Fare 81.
May II, 1857 If
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PERFECTLY SAFE.

PERFECTLY SAFE.
HAVE All Agent travelling in this District
IL who will call on you al at an carly day, to
put up
Otis Patent Lightning Conductor,
at 35 cents per foot. Should he fail to visit YOU
as soon rs you may desire, write to me at Green.
wood, and the work will be promptly attended
TO-
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Ri. MOUNCE.
July !, 1857. 10 If
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Ladies' Travelling Dresses.
WILLIAM SHEAR
II AS received from New York, Lupins French
~ DEBEGE; Hinfalaya and Silk .LUSTRES,
u GkAv ELIAS, and other articles for Ladies'
. Also.' Ladies' Linen Busters, Or Cloaks. for
travelling to which he respectfully invites the
= June 2b 57-9
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Ta1lorin&.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w tho community that ho has located him
self in the building formerly occupied by N.
McEVOY, as a boot and Shoe store, one door
below the Marshall House, where he will be
prepared to execute with neatness and despatch
all orders entrusted to him.
April 2, 1851. 40 If
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

~ SVs sVu VfHAka
E:i THE Subscriber offers for Sale his a.
.@sls House and Lot and adjoining Farm,
situated III and near the Village of Greenwood,
Tho Tract contains about
One Hundred and Forty Acres.
Of which about Forty Acres is WOODLAND.
Inc Dweihng ls One-story Cottage Building,
with Eight Rooms, besides Pantry and Closcis'
On the premises are good Kitchon, Negro
House, Smoke House, Carriage House, and Sta,
bles, and an excellent Well Of water. Tho dwell,
ing has new aud elegant Furniture, which will
be sold with the premises, if desired.
desirable places to live ut in the baol, country,
being perfectly healthy, aud having good society
and excellent Schools.
Fart OF the purchase money will be required
in Cash: For tho balance, the terms will be 40,
commodating. =.
- WIN. H.. GRIFFIN.
Maroh 4, 1857. 45 IF
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Straw Bonnets at Cost.
GhWING to the advanced state of the season.
~ we will sell our entire stock of STRAW
BONNETS, GENTS STAW and LEGIIORN
HATS, of at Cost, without reserve, for Cash
only
Gents in want of good SUMMER HAT
Will hnd large assortment Mt Cost Mt
CHAMBERS Il MARSIiALI.S
Abbeville c. H., July 2, 1857. loft
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.NoTICE,
S. D. & H. w. SMITH,
Manufacturers of
.5MEL0DE0NS, ORGAN MEL0DEONS,
IND
Pedal Sub-Bass
= I a H M q M IU M 3.
5l1 Washington Street,
BOSTON.
THE attention Of Clcrgymen, Committee
, Il Schools, Lodges, DC, is invited to the he,
Pedal Sub Bass Harmonious,

YNl1E attention Of C!crgymen, Committees,
Il Schools, Lodges, DC, is invited to the new
Pedal Sub-Bass Harmoniums,
Made and Sold by the Manufacturers.
1t is arranged with two manuals or banks of
Keys, theilowest SGT running ali octave higher
than the other, and may be used separately, and
Thus get in one case two distinct Instruments;
or, by the use of the coupler, the two banks of
!. keys may be played at the same time by use of
tho front set only. This connected with the
j. Sui. Bass, will produce the effect of large
organ, and is sufficiently heavy to fill house
that,seats from 1000 to 1900 persons.
THE ORGAN MELoDEON is designed for
pnrior and private use. The construction is SIM
t$ilar TO the Church Instrument, being arranged
with two banks of Keys. and when used together,
;; by means of the coupler, is capable Of ns great
: volume OF power as the Church Instrument, when
used without the Pedals.
Also, every variety Of MELODEONS for
Parlor USE
Purchasers may rely upon instruments from
; our Manniactory' being made in in the most
moved to the spacious Buildings, 5ll Washing
Ton Street. we have every facility for manufac-
turing purposes, and employ none but the most
| experienced and skillful workmen In short, we
Wal promise our customers an Instrument equal
Il not superior to any Manufacturer and guar
antee entire:and perfect satisfaction.
Music Teachers, Leaders OF Choirs, and others
IN musical matters, respectfully in
E'ted TO visit our Rooms at any time, and exam
*ine or test the Instruments Oh exhibition for sale
: at their pleasure. = -. -,
"a: Asacstill further guarantee to the public as
70 the excellence:o the Me1odeons and Harno.
Z sssttps. from our Maupfactory, we beg leave to
. tefe5 by psrmission;to ths following Piano Forte
Z, SAkanufacturers Of Boston, who have examined
Tess fastssgtsntsy I and will give thoir opinion
ZEE ons VIM. p En.,son .sa:5..
s!le&s Hsdlett g. lurnston; Brown d Aleu-.
= ssa' ssS s 9 ;!; gilbert & oas A. w.
slsgl srmQutums Rented.
& gerssss sfsh,to hire Mstodeons dnd t1ar-
asyiew Of purchasing tnt' the end
stlk ygalfesn. Have. the rent credited as part
yaisatof. She purchase, money. Phis matter
~ worthy Of special gote, it enables those who
ga fair test of fle Instruments before pur-
Seslng. TO obtain it at ahe expense. of the man
actnsnfs, TO the. extent at least of yeapg rents
s,sders from any part of the country or world,
&SeRksdlIeetto 70 the manuGactory in Boston, with
( 81 satisfactory reference, will be promptly
and as faithfully executed as if the
3 sns{tss were present, or employed an agent to
and on as reasonable terrnss
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Coroners' Inuussts.

FIrlt Brssro FLUID Aocprr-Coroner ocnnery held
nqucs, al the New York Hospital yesterday upon tho
body Of a woman named Elizabeth Lynch, who died
from etc Of sewers burns received by he cxpo.
OF burning fud lamp, n her rerdence, Port Richmond
staten Island Deceased, appeared, was industrious
vasberwsmsn, and Vas the only support Of large family,
who len deioaie and unprotected Hor husband
k In Virginia, and entirely ignorant OF the sad casty
that has befaIcn his vie. verdc,-"Aoo dental death y
Deceased was native Of Ireland, and was 30 years OF
age.
Form DpowyrD. Coroner Hills held inquest yesisr-
day, at the foo, OF Warren street, upou the body Of
an unknown man who was found drowned Deceased
was about y years OF sse, aud was feet inches In
height he hso or dark striped psn,sons, red flannel
shr BLACK sstln yse and black slid necterchef, From
some cards found In his poeson be supposed N have
beer In The tmpicy ment OF r. T. UnderhilL Verdict,
I" found drywned ["
orsuer HIS also held inquest At the foot Of Charlton
street, upon the the body OF ned John Aunan,
Who wts forud drowned n tho above pier Deceased va
hshine for ncod -sod yesterday moving wben be sco
dentay missed his footing and fell overheard. An AZ
tempt wm made 70 rescue the declared, bu. in vain
verdic', accidental drowning" Declared vas % years
Of age, and Vas native OF New Jersey.
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Naval Intelligence.


TIE unHed sssies sloopof rcrtsmoutn, Commander
Andrew Foosasarrved q, BANGKOK Nay r. IN six days
from Singapore.
Ire Unaed states steamer San Jscuo, commodo Arm
.lropg, was At snanghse previous 70 June ~.
The United States Fl,opof war Levapt, Commander
Smith. vn a. wocsang June Ss.
The United states sloop.of var Plymouth Commander
Dahlrrep, from Norfolk, arrived AZ Fayal July %
rhe Unkd siates sloop of~ar Falmouth late rom the
coast OF Parl, making preparations 10 into dry dock
n thought that che sil be condemned. she has lost
nearly all the COPPER from her bottom, and ia other wise
dlnhled.
me United states frssie Savannah In the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard dy dock being rakeed 70 fret class sloop
off, RE work progressing rapidly on her, and In
few weeks she Ill be removed, 70 make room FOR the
United states stcop OF war Falmouth.
me United states survey ing steamer Water witch, Capt
Lowell com handing, dropped do~n 70 the Nsrows yeser
dsv evening AZ o'clock. she proceeds this morn
ing Her dfs;iration 10 No,folt. Va
mo extent Of the injuries 70 the United Slater sam
frigaie Roanose, now undergoing repairs at the Navy
yard chncstown. Mas thought 10 be Of q more So
rious nature than q drn apprehended II VII be reoo
ected thai ste sustained very serious Djures while being
launched from the stocks the Norfolk, Va Navy Yard
the damsees that were done her At the time, the
sru tors been wholly abls " repair has
be- en- suggested by board OF survey that all her machine
~ be taken out and rigid examination Instituted through.
on, every Part Of her this will delay OF ~ leas,
three months, before she vii again be ready for sea All
her crew haze eo. cave Tor ten days and are 70 report
Of the exprsti Of thai tme board The Unted States
receiving shp Ohio, for duty. ..
Since wiring The above reporter has learned tia,
The oop OF var Falmouth has bee ordered 20 Norfolk
Va where board az survey hss already orrsr rod
&c enquire mic her condition and illness for service
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m arkets.
Markets.
cncuLAR OF ADor, sPALDre AND co.


HavAsl, August "a 1887.
Our last report dated leth u,iiuo sipos hen bu.
hness was confined 70 forming j1n. stock compsncs and
srccuaipg In all kinds or shares, until .ossrds the clcso
OF ast month, when large amounts OF money werc called
for by the banking ceablsb menu me Consequence
sc but run uptn some OF our Offices or deposin ard
discounts, compelling one OF then 20 delay and go others
10 reduce their pss mtn Tcrestore confidence owners
OF real estate, capitalists spf merchants have subscribed
tain the safcty ~ Spanish Bank; moreover, the
bar has been suihorxd 70 cor,rac. osn for sy mil
Hons Of dollars bcss which other measures have bsen
taken 70 pave the way towards healthier Of things
and altt ough money mar remain dear FOR some time 70
come gradual improv ement fall place
me general market has under these circumstances,
been In an state aggravated BY dull accounts
from abroad and frequent Interruptions fron bssvy rains
SrGAss-rrsnsactons have been fined 10 purchases
for lnmedhe wants, consisting principally on hne and
horete FELLOWS FOR sran Mfu prices The views OF hold
ers and buyers are 'O disani, although The adyioss re-
Gently received ron The Un,ted States have impaired
more nr mpess 70 The MARKET In The Absences
or any oporatons w nog refrain from Civ ng any quo
iators, bcse Sat stated berg entirely nominal Stock 10
day about zoe coo boxes ara INST 1856, loeoo0in
same periods Exported alrce st rs boxes 70
Spsr, 6l0e Great Britain 432 France 6Tl Uned Nsies,
LOO Venice, ESQ Trieste aS Amsterdam ard Jos lam
burg In all az ,ssl boxes.
Mo1AssHs without demand, and sor want O. recent
rsnsactops We are unable 70 rive s1rrec. quotations
Cleared since ist instant7;e khds 70 Yor.snd 200 70
powe' and ECO 70 Queenstown; IN a. Ll1a hhds.
btchASo experienced sudden decline a, the coss OF
t and N The beginning OF the pre-er. nor; sses hsy
ING bees usie 81 . PER cen, prem lm London, aud
per oens on me s0 u Subsequently an mproye
ment nn Aken place. and quote 70 day OF London "a
az per cent premium on New Ycrs, Boston and oiter
Norhtrn cires par % per cent dscoun. Fa-s per
cent dsccun' sno on Ser Oflesne, aims, pes
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beloTe iion. JuuRe DsVtt
Arcrsr 2s -Pdtrfck Goo1rty q. Lrrbd N. W1rsr =
Motion 10 strike out irrelevant matter granted, with $40
coetx
n Holden, esecuor, dc rs r NJ Haven't Order for
leave to discontinue modified.
Mcbride and oihers ~ Se9dr. Tried nj Circuit April
30. 1887, without jury. Judgment for defendant
AcKhs.vy, Jr., Is. Wrd-xotiou TO strike out reply
dtnied, with 81 costs.
q tuition granted.
Andrea 8 BriOn o. Andrea J. y>rns Motion 70 Va.
csie order Of removal Of June IL, 1857 denied, with $40
coats
Joan p Sot r.. Jdcob W. vdrdehcT, impleadei, a.
Motion 10 strike oct Fecond and fourth grounds OF se
fence IN defendants amended answer, granted with $40
cost
Domingo Dc Goioovrid ". A. Odkr-tn e.-orsceei.
ipgs 10 be stayed on GHng undertaking 10 $3.50 cond
rpcr The srpesl.
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Sn. FISHERY Commission.

TFrUu Ine view FfuntNIcKFrt TlIT =
ne members q he Joni Flsucry Comnisssn under
the reciprocity treaty With iho Unlcd states consisting OF
MAJOR General q. G. Crhman, OF Bangor, tho Un'nd
states omnssioner, and y n cutu $50 u WASHINGTON
his surveyor With ~ e. Perloy, sso ht- Ne es,ys Con.
ener and Gee Il. Perley, Esq MS sscyesgy and
veyor, met AZ assport sst week, ard transacted much
err dc isd urcr The appointment CO umpire % see
difference as 70 rvers In New Brunswick and rucs
Fdtrd sand, ressec re -fich they have cons anious
X dGercA We learn te the choice n urnrlge undsr the
f,s ts,ce q the ires'y has fallen upon tho honorable
f. cray, OF this ely, VITO wss ncnns.ed By tue british
ery a g.nister 9, Warrington.
Yesterday Mr.. cray Subscribed the declarson reosred
by the freely and took the oeh OF Office IN presencs o.
he Cor usones for me Two countries before his vor
shlo the Mayor OF his CITY ard Collin, wh,ueklr Eso
the United Eses ccnsul a. this port We understsnd
that Mr. e'sy I'll rcceed Immediately 10 Prince "a yard
island, there snse, rpcr TIE rpo-,r. srte- ocreded
thr
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Cwo Horrible Accidents at Troy.
TWO MEN GSAwED TO DEATH BY gEAR-rRg BEAR
OUR Troy CORRESPONDENCE.


OUR rYoy ooRRnroNnr0.
Troy, August %, 1857.
Intelligence OF two heart rending accidents has lust
reached noe. The particulars, gathered from tho best
authority on tho spot, Substantially - follows-the
two occurrences are separate a. to time, but Identical
TO place:-Ias evening, 1t about half past O'Clock,
half breed ladiAn named Joseph n Harvey, 60, drunk
he upper part Of what known west Trty, and pro
cecdng down - far q the depce Of one Morrison pro
cured liquor, and proving Too ooserous turned
from his doors, and eft to wander that for
ear two this Morrison, whose reputation hore-
sbouv exceedingly questionable, has been the amateur
proprietor Of couple OF young bear, and
during the summer season has housed them.
chained, rear the skG ferry, beneath The
shelter OF An old and, for is Legitimate purposes
useless rkif boat This boa. Vas turned up for The
comrodsron OF the bears The public high way, hard
by the ferry landing The half breed Indian AFTER being
oriven from tae rum shop, sought shelter from
ttorm beneath this boat and when found shortly afer
sHds he yGs mos, severely IN red, much that he
died very tcon after having been cent 70 the County
House OF Albany county The injuries he sustained were
txersve shout the scalp, together WITH terrible scera
ton OF Tho lefs h,ulder BIS wounds were dressed BY
Dr. wbock, Of wc, Troy, but the unfortunate sur
yivoo them but n few hoar.
ma srcosp SUI uER rop ruk ry,R
Between and O'CLOCK his morning ne inmates or
Horiaou's house were alarmed Tor q second time, and
Aroused by The cries OF man apparently In great distress,
and upor proceeding in the direction whence they came
sGrSrisod 10 learn tbs. another drunken had
fallen hin the clutches OF the youthful bruin This
turned on, q De Jonp HOey, engineer from
Enche,er and whose brother sad 70 DO the proprietor
OF the Union House OF Philadelphia He was found lying
upon his fkoo, tho besr hsvng Hoeyd shoulder IN his
mouth, gnswipE II With great srduty Inc beast was
beaten on with clubs snd sticks bat hr unfortunate VIC
tim was 70 horribly bitten an bru sed about the snolders
and scalp that he tso died whin few hours Of tue
occurrence Ooroner Witbeck -l hold the INQUEST, but
moth nR beyond nesc facts Will rtr-pife hey embrace
all The popular eHec-alion will visit heavily this man
MORRISON for protu 10 90 outrage the public Sentiment
keep wd beat, within the poss dc scope o. human
liver uros the rublo highway.
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Police intelligence.
SERIOUS ROW IN BoUss OF ILLvAME-A woxAs
STABBED.

SERIOUS ROW IN A BOUbu OF iLLFAhE-A WOkAN
STABBED.
row and serious asabbrg Array occurred In the house
No. 81 Reade street, Thursday night, in which
named Mary Ayrhat was severely, IL no. fatally
wounded. II appears that . named Hugh 7. RoAre
entered the premises while intoxicated and Kicked up
row with the proprietor or the establishment relative to
the pay mcpt Of some money which he said due him
fer damages sustaned 10 his hat while spree 10 the
house abou. week previously. Hoare demanded q
bat some money 70 purchase enc with. The landlord,
MI Ayrha refused 10 acquiesce, whereupon Hoare -four
ished clasp Enifo and threatened distraction dire 10
every In the house Tho landlord sought 10 EJECT
Bcare from the houte when The latter made hruss al
hin with the knife and cut bin In the breast Mrs Ayr.
hart al this juncture ~ help her huaban when
Hoarc stabbcd he. In tho side INJECTING woand
man FAMED TAILOR, who endeavored 10 preserve tho
peace, also attacked by Hoage and cot IA iho sids
By iss time offccr BralDin OF tho rhrd ward police,
came up and arrested The prisoner. HoRre dt no.
yield 10 tho officer until he was oompaliet 10 do
20 by tho FREQ application OF tho Sc1si upon
his crarilm. The accused vas taken 70 the Lover
BY Justice sDnOo 1S fS Ws
We, ed to the New Hcrk Hospital yesterday whore shs
was attended BY Or. Dsbois lis feared that the knfc
has penetrated the pacntt lung AZ symptoms Of such
state OF tsipss slrosdy begin TO sho~ themselves How.
ever, the doctor thinks that the woman viii recover al
her persons wounds In tho sfay merely sora,ohes
producing 20 nconyouenco whs,ever. A number OF
females Of questionable character boarding 10 the house
taken into custody az vnerscs, but they
leased from prison yes,erdsy H1aIo will remain locked
up the Tomb uriil the rcs4l Of Mrs Ayrhais n,orss
fully Known.
ClrGm IN in ACT John Thompson, q promising
YOUTH caught the brass foundry or "a rsd Ksi,
No ts Duane street. yesterday morning. AM TAKEN "
the Sixth rrecpc station houfe by of ser Robbins Tho
accused, Ia alleged entered the premises BIZ o.
skeleton keys Jus;'oe Osborne com lifted Ibe sccossd
for trial
HAD NO Mosr IN rHr BAsE.-Ja,. II Greene, . but,cr
dealer, doing bus At Va. 327 Washington street,
broush. before Justice Osborne ho Lower Police Court,
on chsrgc OF giving his cheek for ans when hai
mercy IN the bark Mr. Theodore Youug, or No
Trio sudirss alleges that he sod 6sfon liant quantity o.
egg,, received In rsyneni therefor woraets obscs
the Broadway RAnk. Mr.. Greene hell for exAnl.
nation.
rested charge OF malicious mischief prserred against
him by Ja, Nelson, OF No. 1o7 Washington stree The
complainant alleges tnai tc accused in Company With
others entered hl. saloon and smashed s the tubsrs
and looking rss,es regardless Of or conBe aUnos
Ryan held W bail 10 answer.
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cnAEaEsror, A5go,t a, 1881.
NThe sesnsn'p oaisvcs, fcrmsly the ecv rudley tA,
arrived from Havsrs, va Key wes. on Tho srh
there no general news OF interest,"
Sugars we're dun and prices hsa aecuned 80, a AM
10 were quoted at 14x reals
Heights we're nominal.
Excbsnge on london $3.50 per oep, rren,-. cr pSy,.
i've per cent dfeevr'. er tVv ricd sssc,, pu
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no United States mail steamship Philadelphia, Alfred
q. Gray commanding arrived yesterday morning.
@e left New Orleans the 10th inst for Havana, st
which psoe she arrived the morning of the 2ad and
niAed the eane day fer New York.
The Philadelphia landed forty passengers and 500 900
IN specie ut Havana and brings ninety paasepgeIs and
Sao2 600 In specie for this port
Sugars had declined. Stock hand go 900 boxes
INC fhladepha brings The nrt bale Of new TEXAS
ton cT t*is season,
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Condition OF the Ohio Life and
Trust Company.
STATEMENT BY THE TRUSTEES,
THE CONTINUED EXCITEMENT IN CINCINNATI.
Additional Attachments Against
the Company.
Attachment Of the Boats Of the Michigan
Southern Railroad Company.
&c., &c., &c.
THE LIABILITIES OF THE OHIO LIFE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY-MORE ATTACHMENTS

BUPRKMR COURr-sPEcIAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.
Aparsr 2s.--In TIE matter Of ne OHIO LJs Iasara.es
Trust Company.
Attachments already reported 81 zoe Goa a.
ADDITIONAL ATTACHMENT
The Paterson and RamApo Railroad Company 4sO5 NJ
Tho Paterson and Hudson Railroad Company. 3SS2 SO
Cbas j. Wood Il j. Powers. 10 500 90
Tho Pqua Branch on the State Bank OF Ohio 20147 10
The Guernsey Branch Of the Sate Bank Of Ohio
at Washington: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $1,000 e7
The Mpi singum Branch OF the State Bank of
Ohio, at Zapesviie Observation-Disclosures. 272sb 06
Edward Dexter Sons, Cincinnati ......... 10000 90
Total thus 3o,43s 90
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ANOTHER ATTACHMENT AGAINST Mr..
THOMPSON, THE WALL STREET BANKER.
SUPERIOR cousr- hPsorAL Term.
Before Hon. Judge Duer.
AuGurr 2s-Dewwes q Baytis JOIN Tsomrsor.-Tre
plan.ns in this suh bankers at Buffalo, ask for 80
attachment against defend ant for 1000 Indebtedness 81.
egng that thompson had funds Of theirs bis hands sr
failed TO apply them to the pay Of draA drawn ty
Ii cir firm. order FOR attachment granted
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The Labor Quest'sn In Cuba African Enii,.
grafton TO Abolish slavery.

Dasio do 10 Msrln., OF August 81
Scarcely week passes in which some ship does MOI
rive in our harbor crowded with passengers rom Asia,
rongns over coonise - nj they fov each other
regularly vlhou, ntermis,ou some nsrry!rs grosler,
less number OF As,a,ic emgrsns y IL tree that
We have OF psUed he tmf o. ,be yea most Prcrgew
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THE TlvERTON BANK.


IRE veror Bank has been temporarily eDioined sho
application Of the Bank Con missouou. The bank 10
owned out Of The Slate and IL circulation In the Wont
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THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.

BUFFALO, Angus. %, 1857.
The attachments reported yesterday to have been laid
upon the boats belonging 70 the Michigan Southern Rail,
road Company and plying between this city Toledo Ia
connection with the railroad, have not ye. been released
and they stl In the hands OF the Sheriff No boss
caves TO night, and travel by this route 10 entirely
suspended.