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Hides and skins.

Prom the Boston Journal, July Ill
The present high prices Of hides and leather has called
forth many COMMUNICATIONS the newspepers and
only sstonshed that said and written upon the
subject but Inc may be csssed In the cstegcrg,
propose draw the attention Of those interested 10 that
subject and take the liberty OF requesting small space In
the columns Of your Journal for that purpose.
cannot state what quantity Of skins may soon be ex.
pec,ed from various places such Cape Of Good HOPE,
South America, Peru, Cbn Mexco sandwich Islands and
the Coast Of Africa but with regard 10 the
quality OF skins such imported from the East Indies
can give a more accurate scoouu.
There 10 arrive and due before the middle OF Ocober
next about 1850 bales OF goat and sheep SKINS add 70
which there IL hand, held by importers and dealers,
about $50 bales, making all 800 bales, which includes
tanned skins, also skins In the hair.
n there Is fair demand land might say brisk de-
mand) during the NEXT three months the msnufacurers
may require $50 bscs, which would leave surplus OF
over 900 bales hand the last OF October 70 which VII
be added further Imporsons enough 70 supply the ORD
nary demand Nov, In the face OF all have lust stated
the Importers asking high price for their skins, still
higher than heretofore does seem 70 me that SPECIAL
ton merchandise getting the ascendancy over regular
legitimate trading, and that importers expect 70 ge.
fabulous prices for their goods not looking 70 real demand
or the means of consumers 10 Pay
II may be with those who import skins that they pre'er
10 hold them At extreme high prices with The idea Of giving
subsistence 10 worms, In preference 10 selling them 70
good cash customer ar fair living Price.
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No change can be made In the value Of any article OF
the grain trade since Tuesday last the weather has been
highly favorable for the growg crops, and with small
stock mers and dealers only operate 10 safely the de
slender OF mers and Dealers and the business
quite retail and for consumption al similar prices
10 those prevailing on Tuesday last for all articles
pcH lRpsoN, SPENCE a co.'s CIRCULAR
IryprooI July The weather since Friday has been
showery, but has to day assumed settled appear
and far the reports OF the growing crops are very
favorable. On Saturday the Corn Assoc aton pubsned
the usual estimated stocks The quantity OF wheat and
hourbeirs than was generally anticipated, has hal
depressing effect on the trade.
10 day e market moderately attended, but the bust
noes done In ali descriptions OF wheat was slow, and In
eror rel declined "a per bushe the prices Of Friday
little inquired for, with few sales Of mixed and ye
ow 36s 10 36s cd. per quarter; white rather easier
heng offered At 3ps. N sos Cd per quarter We quote
wheat red, ST. CO. 70 o. Sd white, o. Cd 70 los per 20
lbs Flour-Ph adelphia and Baltimore 31s N 32s
ira Ohio, 32s. Cd 70 33s Cd Western, 3 Cd 70 Bis Cd
per 1875 lbs
Bssr quiet, but steady.
PopK scarcely inquired for
BAooS continues neglected, and small quantity offered
at auction 10 day Withdrawn without q bid.
LARD has been quiet, and In the absence OF inquiry
prices rather lower-o7s Cd. being nominal value OF
nne.
Tsrov steady on the spot, with sales OF Buichers' AZ
socaton eos In London, he market quies and tss
3D. IN closing quotation for P. TO.
Cd h the nearest quotation for common.
Ccrror-rbe advicee per Canada have rather strength
ened the market and to-day there Ia steady business
with sales Of from 1900 70 5000 bales, a slightly higher
rates Mddling Orleans, sl1ed; Mobile, Sd; upsnds,
7 Is led. per ID.
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sepger; Mr. Peachy died they said he took poison: he
usee p y Win mo- nsvss gave BIN Medicine Tho doctor
ret medicine from The cabin
George Hubert sworn u French, and just II years
ths cock pit talking with another passenger; her
oen aftef; she would come and tak with Mr. Peachy
saw her .'kyarking" with Mr.. Psscay; saw her 81:
and then kissed her. the cabin boy also looked he had his
hand on her dress and then they rose her talk N
never heard her make complaint, could see into the cap
tain's sateroom; can open II II you Like.
Gross sIaminsd-h was the third day out she vas sea
sick the captain went In minute aftor her; dfd NOT sot
her cut che continued 10 sleep 10 The captains room
Thomas Conway sworn.-I am brother Of the defendant
have often seen The me opening s~S ee
ROOM there was dead sht opening In the 'front.' part d
the s.a,eroom any noise could DO es.ily heard
Henry @. jackson gave similar testimony.
Inc testimony was bere closed.
Judge Dean rnovedfor the discharge OF the accused
This charge Of rape on woman by one man has beer
lopg exploded and there is sane man would be
lieve IT, The story very improbable, that such VIC
ence could have taken place in ship with between i've
by saying che was hoarse from cold, and she explains
her letters to the captain by saying she was Insane w
not, however, "morsl insanity was more IKE physical
insanity. He Judge Dean) did not attempt to deny that
the captain had slept with her and continued to sleep with
her through the but for that he has bees pun
shed But there Is no evidence here 10 sustain , inc
verts,iens but criminal conversations with Mr. Pea:hy
Mr.. Pea,hy's uncle here remarked, There Is no such
evidence, sr. am tne young man uncie anu lueuy
The Commissioner called the gentleman TO order.
After further observations Mr. Dean left the case
in the bands of the Commissioner
Mr. Joachimssen commended that these letters, written
ninety days after the offence, did not absolve the
defendant warrant the United states In not proceeding
with the investigation He therefore submitted that was
a for jury to pass upon II is generally the limo
of Defence In OF this kind, to produce Testimony to
SANDER character the witness for the prosecution
He submitted that the defendant ought to be held for trial
for the protection Of the travelling community Peachy Is
dead the doctor gone 70 liverpool and the cabin boy
Is gone beyond the jurisdiction OF the Court.
The COMMISSIONER said the case was one OF too much
importance decide on at the moment and lie would
serve his decision for few days
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Trade of Paris.

rparis LIuly s) Correspondence Of the London Times
Trade Was quiet last week In Paris The manufacturers
delivered some articles for the fair OF Bcaucare and
otved promises OF extensive orders from Russia and the
IL the dead season several branches Of industry This
the moment likewise, when the extensive shopkeepcrs
Paris manufacturers In the provinces are occu
pied In taking stock ard arranging their accounts ss they
DO not expsc 10 become more active before the
month Of september For these the tradesnen Of
Of the reduction Of the rate OF interest by the Bank Of
France and the dockcts presented 70 The Bank for dis
count have been composed OF commercial bills passed. for
purchases Of raw silk and WOOL decline 10 the price or
corn and wine " becoming more apparent according AZ
the resuIt Of the approaching harvest better sppre
ciated. The samples Of Algerian wheat which nave ar
rived nj the Paris markets are maenncens Inc
farmers are now determined 70 bring their old
wheat IN market, and the fall In prices ~ general
throughout the departments White wheat was sold al
the last Paris market at ait the 100 kilogrampfs,
and wheat from Picardy ss from 3sf 70 esE Soc we
harvest has commenced In the south OF France, ana -
most productive The accounts from Italy, and perucu'
lariy from Naples are excellent regards the crops
This rood news has produced considerable erect MAI
sees where the market shows further tendency 70 90
cline Al The Last Paris aour market SAFES were dthcud
decided M 10 prices has at lene IN declared mei In the
Bercy wine market, veil ~ In the wine growing as
uice But IN not expected thai any serious effect VII
be produced until the vintage over ana the quantity and
quality Of the wine ascerained The growers expccs
large orders for exploration from Russa and the United
states In consequence OF the reduction Of the import du
tee In those countries. The blessoming d the vine hss
been impeded By storms in localities but In general
took place under excellent conditions The bunches a-e
Spirits on wine dshed from beet root are quoted if
the hecoftre The demand h better In consequence
report that the Prussisn government In about 70 abolish
the bounty granted TO the disllers Of German slcoho
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IoNpor Moyry MARNEr-TvnspAy EVENING, July The
dates the elections Of yesterday and the apprehension
that this event IL but the announcement OF a period
Of political dsquieude caused the English funds 10 open
10 day with increased heayncss End :, continue dull and
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a U0UUT NONBIR or 0ODEYB LADy's BOOK
a DID you get he July No Of The L.dy's Book for
wife2 you I'd thes he-s necessity for her % h " tho
Ausust No 10 sct continuation of valusbls recipes
for preservp The Nos oyh Also 70 be KEEP, future re-
ference. Autumn Yow.r"h most splsnd'd snsra,ing.
hhure humber Of enbrosdery psems; n.nli. tom Bro
made pins AID beads deaGn for Ne cape OF ehnds
coat patch work. oollay painting on glass ana kssons
drawing basaues AMI sIeoves, doy modelling In
Eas for youag lady and how % cut ~ on
gram Bouncnss for skirts seeves besdes numerous
other N ices There In all 81 ensTnvtngs Aciee oy
The best WRITER'S 100 For sale BY al TIC oeserS
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MATRIMOHIAI..

A eErTLEvAp or THE UTMOST RssrrCrABLrry.
and iQr several YEAR. es'soshed In good business De-
eres 70 MARE the acquaintance % LADY, Of mature aga vh
evev 70 mafrimony. for not absolutely required
although very desirable. Address G. W. Herald Office
A YOUNG NAN OF 1000 ADDRESS rsGsaED IN
"A meycanule pursuis and with yearly income Of ry
wishes open correspondence WITH youns american aty
With svlew % marmony. fhe only requirements neressary
perfect oorftsrse A. c., New YORK. Posi ofce,
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CUpyrTURE, &C.


rxxAwrLLEp Asp COTTA Ga rURNrrU1D-eUPURw
n .yIs he.uifuy dscnrsted from 30 and wards ~
e. old msnuf-cory 80 Broadway, between Housfon ana
seecser Goods c>r.fulv psoksd ior The country.
JR PRmaDnn
J,UHiTURs wANrRD-FANTI.Ias HAVING LARan
OF SINAI quantities Of good furniture 70 dspcss Of wm
receive The highest price paid for By calling n ne
or addressing rHOS n. oOrRoY, e Csnre street. =. b
Two srierdd counters for sale.
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HOTELS.


A sToR HOUSES 80 PER DAY.
"A The fourh '.s.en years Lease commenced In Nay
1881, viii end May I, lisa a. - -. -. 49,.
cs,nsuisse ed II bths no.
rs.sarsai hes been .Adsd for merchants doing su,us.
The res entirely independent Of he Asor HOUSE
Tsmiies viii and shs one Of ne coolest hoses In New Ton
during the summer, and The lades Department perfect In al
The ciy rsirosa cars. Starting from he door,. enables
rrcs,s TO rs.ch d. u2psr par, o. ns sy .i fsss
Haven and Boston station, twenty ssvssa street. 70 Ne I'm
orssfai Tor he pes, intend 10 ds.srv. future n..r
r ArARsE HOUSE, BRoADwAY, OPPOSITE BOND
ned on The Imsrcsn plan without ADVANCE N price Terna
S Per dAJ The ps0p.Ss q f ps sIc re Te' rssvsss
W. W. HILL formerly Of he Irving Hsuse supernisndsn
BILLIARDS.
1873 .D a.. va ss.s,,..
Ssssss Are cautcned ssAnss he OF lrisaovs
.. vo' sss y 4; 81.
A s.rs abs. ey ale n recd c.ass and VA ii sppsrs
% s f's g A ssG .s s''- A'''
ID Pseap 81 author Of Billiards without kaser VI
= rs,sa f g vcss.ss or rscs.g o. pre- ~ o0oHHos
CLOTHING, sc.
eI -aKxrLsxxs HAVING LiReR OR mAI.I.
pl. quantities Of len clothing dspose o. Win receive
a. he s,a Ne % s sadrsslna THos 6oShoT Ssass
sSec, late ei Pearl street
es 11O1l TO THyssr IN sscorD HAND cIorHINo
.o.suS mi. ss san OBTAIN 4 issss my ps eus m sr
cs,l,ns e s or s'sdns AsS 'Adr'- JANIS noRoHsr
CoUrH RoyALroN BAEx
y fssss Il 70 cs.s on Ae dollar
AtEVAng "a ara n vc,u,, $780,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NBERRss LnTrERs OF ADMINISTRATION DE 30
w mis- non cum tessmenio snneIo TO the estate Of WIN
L. Nevbold late OF the city Of Philadelphia De sssd have
granted 70 the undersigned persons indebted W aid
estate are reqoesed % make payment and those having
claims ssslnst the sane N present. hem 70 WARDAlE ~.
ncAIIIsfkn, administrator, Ds ecuh Finh street. Phis
delpha.
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(!RAB ORCHARD sPRIsGs, KRNrUCKY.-AT This
wsns p.Ss arc ognd p n and
sns qu.n, ~ va, appear as next volume q nS Co.,
Es0S sT 3D. r.....r e.
40 ransy vania Uniysrsy We give now only Qua
The Ep:e% sp!ns ssisis :ugh..s of -.s..-
"a SPRING. Of o
gAnese lime magncsa sulphae OF magnesa sulphsas q
& :os there srss e
I As n The ausn.vs contents The drove soras
Of iron; the Field Spring contains less iron ..-
Time chloride Of sodium, suphat Of potash sulphas Of
nesiA, Aumins, and phosphate, s,leI ,
binaton OF waters found there.
From the Of the epson water the healthy .scrsons q
water also well the kidneys aud skn su, the chay
oorrect those cretons The waters are aot seps
rately but together. win be explained.
quantities i ssys and rsmoyss the ana
curative effect in these maadies Ia very remarkable Az
above remarked the waters ahou not be used alone .
bed time and before breasiast Between 10 and IL O'Clock
P1saps MAY r Ssgp & ra
ner; and then FIR O'Clock r. NJ supper they drink
Persons afflicted with dvspepsia headaches and
other affections often nnd that they cannot drink cha
stomach causing constipation and nervous dsiress These
the spsorn water conjunction chaybese sui
phur The EPSON water soon begins 70 ac ON ma
to srns chsbeate wasrs e, what may be the matter w.
S The If me Seps 0ahy sna b Sn S
the time By the tonic waters causing healthy appetite,
These waters have reaariable apou many female
affections Persona suffering from skin diseases ENLARGED
have beco~ debasd BY city NE or long soourn warm
Ss sss nrs ss ABOUT mes
Any invads desiring particular direction can consult
DIR. Jno. G. Darby, In Lexington
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PERSONAL.
NY PERSON WISHING TO ADOPT A BEAUTIFUL
"A finale child four months old, do by directing
note TO X b III Broadway Post office.
IMPORTATION WANTBD-OF BRIDGET COLLINS
who supposed 10 have arrived In New York city the
It'll of JULY ship Southampton, from Liverpool com
alton addressed to her sister, Mary Collins. at Rye
Weshester county New York will be thankfully received
REFORMATION wANTED-Os MRS MARY FOULK Es
maiden Teney widow OF the late John H. foulkes.)
II she will send her address 22 West Tween ieh street,
there q friend who wishes TO communicate with her.
IMPORTATION WANTED-Or HkRNANN a. SCHAM
bach, boy, about IA years DID, who last seen at II
O'Clock Friday morning dressed 10 dark linen coat
and psBts with Kossuth hat and shoes Information woad
be thankfully received AT GIL and go Hudson street
1TR. EDWARD q. FLYNN WILL COEFER A FAVOR
wi by sending his address TO No. N7 Clinton street
JOHN K. FLYNN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is DESIRED OF ONE
IN Jamts barron, who len sbgo Tor St John. n Il
about the ls of JAY 1854 where he remained month He
ssupposed TO have TO the United States His brother
Dennis would ba glad 10 hear from hun Address Dennis
Barron care OF John Howe ESQ., Postmsster 81 john
@ NJ w-THERE SHOULD BE LETTERS FOR YOU
-. both In New York and Baltimore. q.
no GAS PITTERs OR OTHERs.-I THE UNDER
signed anxious 70 learn the whereabouts of kcbsrd
Perkins litter Any information concerning him viii be
street, Baltimore, Nd
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MASONIC BOOKS EXrRAORDINARY-JA CHM AND
M Baz. Key TO Free Masonry $3.50; Alyns atnh OF do
Olives andmarkB IS; Ancient CONSTITUTIONS Sb Uuppsrs
stair Builder S. BY renting the books will De gent post
~ COW ANS, rs Centrr street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A NOTICE TO THE HEIRS, COMMITTEE AND sUBCos
a mittee Of the lawrence aod Towney estate WIN NEE,
The Merchants Hotel, Corandt street the 10Th July at
O'Clock M TO transact I'm porAnt busness The con
mitees must be punctual
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(yENTRBvIfLE COURSE, I. L-TROTTTNG.-H0NDAY,
~ July D. at 81 oelock r. NJ, purse and sass 81 on mile
heats, heat In ". Woodruff names D. Rose OF Wash
inston 40 they select; I'D McNann names b. m
JOEL CoNKLIN. Proprietor
<NRHTREvILLk COURSE, L. 1.-THE LONG ISLAND
~ will take passenErs 10 sec the great rot betseen
Flora Temple Rose OF Warrington Monday July ~,
stating N2P. n. Fare 70 go and return, ~ cents
(yENTREvILLE COURSE, LONG TBLAyD-TROTTfN0
~ Thursday, July q, at O'Clock r. puss and stake
81 DO mile heats best three In Eve 70 wagons 10
weigh ITO lbs. q CARL Mer's Dsnsel o. Burr
names m. Lady Woodruff N 80 be a sood day and
rood racb. JOEL OCNKLIN, Proprietor
TTNIoN COURSE long IsLArD.-TRorrfsG-JGLy
" D. ~ O'Clock r. NJ match for $780, mile heats beat Sin
wagons. Mr.. a. Woodruff names K <. Uncle sam. Mr.
SHAW WHITE Prorre.oru.
UrEIOH OuRsE L. I-TaOTTfN9 on WEDNESDAY.
u July ~ O'Clock match for So mile heats best 3
n harness WIN. wheelsn names br Red John JACK
son; G. Brooks names r. Ian Marble.
SHAW WHITE Propre,1rs.
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THE NEW YORK MARINE RE9IsrER.-THE SUB.
i scrbers publishing, with the approval OF Tho
Boavd of Underwriters the NEW yORR MhkisH RE3lH-
TER, American Loyds which II be standard u con-
sfcaon OF American vessels and o. TO-
rsgn ssels visiting American pors. The work win be sc-
reliable containing dasram and rues 10th for
building vessels also the sizs and lsngh OF
standing and running rigging for Al vessels from 10 aso
with weights OF anchors and length NJ ehaus Tor each
volume containing the corrected VIII 30
issued LIST OF July OF every ye ana asipp mt
with AL reports vessels mobthy rho
first bound volume containing surveys OF sNoat 10 gro vessels
ready for delivery, and the first monthly supple MT
viii ready by the 40 The worl wiz be- lssped %
subvcrbers only. X O. ROOT, ANTHONY 60,
Staiiouers, Printers 10 the BoArd Of Under wrilers,
lG Nassau street, OF Pine.
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4 IQUoR DEALERs MEETIN0.-A SPECIAL MEET
- ing OF the New York Liquor Dealers so-ety VIII be hel
the Metropolitan Hester street, brtw kizabet
and Mott Tuesday evening, July 81 a. O'Clock. BY OF
der. OUTLAWS A. RATz, Secretary.
an IlT
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herself; was deck from 70 ~ hall past III CALL
ed the captain: then them lying In bed together
quiet they undressed both In the bed; during
the voyage always saw them sleeping together never
any IN usage whatever; during the passage In the
day time she was mostly on the poop; In The night time
alsays IN the cabin often saw her on the port side,
skyarking with Peachy; he was the cabin passenger;
understood he bad father here; saw them sitting on
the deck he had his hands improper places
and kssing each other oen saw her With the psgers
,he never appeared 70 Be UNHAPPY she S 70 oe
through The headlight right through 70 his room;
I could ali that occurred u was mostly always
berth opened the chains there Ave han
dred and SIXTY board not counting the company
all had scccs 70 the deck could see through his during
she had fall liberty; they could all come up 10 look
into the deaigbi there u bie over two feet space be-
the pcrths In the captains cabin The headlight
inside IL The same height ~ the outside.
Samuel Hobsoo-I am English am seventeen years OF
age same in the ship On ms yo{Ss s, lane ,. lag
two onces 10 her and her 10 Them they est In The FIRE
castle with dkes they are oldsh mem the tvo uncles
went In the steamboat ahead OF her she said they
her unces ,he ana mot Al r.t own 70 their being unces
she did Ia Of them a. her unces on Good Friday night
saw her sitting the hatch drinking sith the darkies
crew saw her into the captains room en- the 18th Of
April saw her come from between decks with some
thing In her hand looked through the headlight In state
room and saw her undress Peschy used 70 90 do~u 70
the Storage prevent smoking che went down 10 s,eak
70 women; was washing the cabin one day, and she
asked 70 get her trunk got and she put her csshes
ala pos want Il; she s,pe.red hearty and laughing 1t
everythirg the doctor and went with her. sav her
over; she took carriage; she was happy enough; the
passengers used 70 ask me where the bad girl vas win
the fly away cap or that what the passengers called
her have her al naked In the cabin 10 bed have
never been on any voyage but tina, With ne captain
have never been TO sea before; vas mes boy.
Cross examined raw the girl talk With nj the rassen
gers had SOC passengers che talked 70 a. many AZ she
Der 20 10 the captain rosn between and O'Clock;
her call meals; cabin boy; cautsn did no;
send the cabin boz away he went TO Toronto VIII pas
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALgD
IN proposals viii be received at the office Of the Water
Commissioners of Jersey City, of Wash ngon and
Mercer streets until Thursday. July q At O'Clock NJ for
construction OF In Wayne street., Railroad
avenue Newark and also for lateral In
adjacent thereto together with csvera
ceving basins &C The viii be about 1850 feet
in length built Of brick aeIs feet The lateral sewers viii
feet In length. Sealed proposals VIII also be
received place. for he construction Of
sewer of size and materials Ia South Third street
and lateral connecting herewith The
will be about $40 feet and the aterals about DO In length
Plans and specifications be seen At NE once ser The 6h
instant q. III BAILEY, hgineer
NrorICE-rBr JOINT SPECIAL COMMITTEES or THE
IN Common Council the disposal Of the gold boz be
queahed BY General Andrew JAekson su hold hsr hnal
erg on ednesday July "a a II o'clock A. NJ All
having cam particularly requested 70 be preseni
and state their before the committee.
PEsER koNE3HAN. Chairman
j. II. KrSSARp Secretary.
NOTICE TO JoURNBYMEN WATCH C.ss MAKshs.
IN You hereby RESPECTFULLY invited attend meet.
ing Of journey watch makers Tuesday 2st INST.
No n Leonard where business of
will be Ansactsd By order OF n. GUi ER PfesL
p LANDRY, kecretsry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19
RICHMOND. January 9Th. 1851
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONS,E In n.

hIchMokD. January 6th 1857
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.-.
Notice s hereby given, that on or abe ut the last
Of October, 1886 my Poche ct Book coutanins
BONDS va stolsn. Among the bonds stoIen we're
ias ss To- ,s VIZ Bond No dated M April
oY the tiste Louise nowl Virginia Central Rail.
dred eelar.; bond No 3, Of same date and smount.
,ss h;s ey SAID to Elisha Melton Go both
Co. Also . bond OF e Fontsins, Pyesidenf. for !, :
nnndred and my dollars, given to me for Negro hire
ior me year ISo5 and bond Of Z. Foatains Prssi.
hire fer the yesr, Is5~ Also lost At the same tim
oond no y, OF the Virginia Central Railroad Com.
pany asfed LET Dece mher, Ia5t Issued TO r. Ma.
soa. OF ms assiens, one hundred dcllsrs. Tor q
feaswsl Of which application will also Be made
All persons are warned aesps. fradine for the
apsvs mectl 1ncd bonds and notice 10 hereby fiven
Inst snsii apply to the President end Diaecfors OF
re siIsnis Central Railroad Company. for renew
j. 7-dlawzms