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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

BpIE0s sNLON'- REpaN 10 THE GREAT
, Iron WHEEL just rcrvieed by Express at
IHuo - 10 IANGlIpHNE ~ WAlK''hS
Bsss'I,; 1aiSsssNsI. MI new s'nti,rns, very
cheap, Just opened at
uts IANG1IORNE 4 WAIkIPS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

1000 1"f BY r Ho' hh"c ' Sc" ~ s"'"
Jan lots 1tlstsbufg
" ,thnA lln lnuraul md Ahinldnn nnlun1-al =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

less.s Dor nsiessq as1 poftion 81 bou"
OF youf Turf Oh which kHd pr0stntrd III with
and take pleasure Ia saying ihai found ehcciuai Ia r.
eruption The skin af which lad been practse
upon eas ty physcsans Win af receiving the
least benefit eeoJnueIued o irud Of minc VIM
months had been sunosed ty similar eruption u
the and uiorned short tae u, that tam to
nee a bottle he had been tntfait cured
Ue-ia,lfully, = NJ IEfI AltHz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

iHr r and trim At u FLYNN . q" was dissolved on
tho t mouth a, mutual consent Those atrbI
cdfy requested la como up aud ettle Haaed
at,4. & u ELANN.
l4plIf a. h. SNtl1INo&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

NBro's.-Despite the strong inducements citizens
now have for whiting other establishments an unusually
large number OF them nightly witness the
elegant pan'ommic acting of the Ravels who are TO APP
pear this evening in 1.-THE Miners," The Italian Br
gands' and Medina"
BowERy-The bill for 10. night comprises some dozon
acts Of workmanship variety Of gymnastic and
bac feats. and the amusing panomme called Jocko.
the Brazilian Ape" in which little Maglton has made
quite h and is finely supported by various members Of
the troupe.
DEMONSTRATORS large audience will doubtless as
IN their famous original characters in the very popular
drama Of ssDombcy 4 Som The close
with the farce called sCrnoline = In which Mr. Rogers
represents Nancy Btters.
wsIAcxs.-Thc local play called the "Poor OF
New York upon which commented At some length
yesterday announced for repetition this evening The
scenery illustrates number Of tho principal localities In
the city and the characters are represented by the chief
artists OF the talented company.
Laura KEKyEs-The romantic spectacle OF the "Sea Of
Ice 10 he again performed tn night. The extraord
u this play clearly prove that scenic pieces
when properly presented, ghly appreciated by the
pleasure seeking community especially when all the cha
racters are IN the hands u superior artists
OAxnc--Thrcc lively little pieces the "Hastc of Aus
terltz, the "kiss in the Dark, aud the Cork leg"
announced together with dances for tonight Mcssrs,
Roys and H. Jordan, and Miss Kate Ludlow 10 per.
senate the principal characters. Mr. wacot Is to play at
this house next week.
ITALIAN OPERA Mime In Grange, and Sltnor nagnard
hyogadro and Rocco. 10 perform In yerdis grand
opera Of ia Travati this evening Considerable pains
have been taken TO present this piece in complete style
with military band, new and clcgan, ostnmcs, &c.
AMERICAN MrFrA.-The dramatic selections for the
tertaDment OF vrers this afternoon. Tho Truths
Lac and Catching Hcires.n In the evening, Mrs. C.
Howard and other good artists appear in the Cros
Of Gold, which Wal be followed by the extravaganza call
ed laugh and Grow Fat
CrRcrs who desire enjoy considerable fun and Mt
the time witness variety Of wonderful gymnastic
performances should visit Tryons circus ~ Bowcry
where they will find less than four clowns, a large
force 81 male and female equestrans, and several well
trained horses
Nfsnprsr.-The Ethiopian troupes present a lengthy
list II buresqucs songs and dances for 10 night together
with the avore farce called the "lfappy Man., at Geo
Chrsiy and Woods establishment and the "Chnese
bats, at Bryants See their respective programmes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

Before Hon. Judges Ingraham, Daily and Brady.
METERS FEES IN THE snERifF's OFFICE.
DKc. 1o.-HIiiam a. McSpodon Hugh Cronbie.-This
action brought in the Marine Court to recover
bin of siis assigned to the pan for services Of Tho
mas Mcspcdon, keeper employed in the shcrrs Of.
flee, to watch property levied upon prior TO sales under
process. The bill consisted OF items-the frat aud
las, amounting 70 sl2 The defendant (who the Deputy
sheriff, under whose directions the plaintiff bssignor mad
acted admitted 10 be correct and said he had always
been ready 10 pay, but never asked The second,
third and fourth items the Marine Court dsalowed The
nth item being 500 was disputed by defendant. who
examined q witness, the ground that the process
under which (he the deiendan had levied and Thomas
Mcspedon had watched was vacated aud costs or fees
had been recovered allowed the sheriff his deputy,
and that there had prevailed in the sherins office from
time immemoria custom that the keeper should not be
paid where the deputy recovered fees and that Thomas
Mcspedon, who had been many years employed as
keep IN the shcris Office was we'll aware OF this
tom, and had always acted upon this understanding
Thomas Mcspcdon, who also witness, denied that he
told Of this The Marine Court ordered
Judgment for the item IN dispute and the II admitted
besides costs which afterwards affirmed General
Term Of that Court Appeal was taken to the Common
Pleas.
by the Couri-we are Of opinion that the evidence %.
tabshes that the plaintiffs assgnor undertook 20 do tho
services for which he claims TO under full know
ledge that he TO he paid only the defendant
receive pay the execution Tho testimony II the
signor that he told Of the custom does
create any conflict with the 0bcr evidence which cstab-
fishes that he had full knowledge Of the existence u
that custom from his former employment In similar
and he must be presumed ~ have acted under such an
arrangement. There also doubt 70 the defend
ants liability in any event The plaintiff knew Of the rca
ton between the defendant and the Sheriff. and that his
employment behalf OF the sheriff The evidence.
as far M II not perhaps sufficient to charge the
sheriff but further evidence might II he had been the de-
PENDANT have tccn produced upon that point. However.
u Is unnecessary to express an opinion For the
above stated the item Of 500 should be disaowed and
the judgment affirmed Tor the balance without costs "a
either party on appeal.
SAMUEL y. JOINS. rnE ABscoSpISG DEFAuLrgR TO
THE AMOUNT or $4,000 TO THE COLCHESTER
BANK.
This morning when suit Of Allen vs. Jones and wilcox
called IN court, Mr. Horace n Wilcox WHO'S PARTNER
~ Samuel r. Jones' made affidavit for the purpose 81 oh
ninng time that Jones had gone to Huntsville Ala. pl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11
polstle nj Intelligence.

I~luGrRAr or rHE Goyl;RSoR ALsBANs-we have
received copy Of the inaugural address Of Gov Moore Of
Alabama. He urges economy In the management o' the
affairs 81 the STATE and thinks that surplus in the easu
~ should be carefully guarded against, illustrating the
Danger 81 the opposite policy BY the experience OF the
general government lie regards the subject Of eiuca
ton the public schools o the highest importance and
recommends the State University 10 the attention OF the
legislature He has not changed his former opinion that
c nodes q the State Rank, when returned 10 the Treasu
ry, should he cancelled. The commercial panic has
served TO confirm him in the opinion that the policy OF
Alabama IN separating herself from all connection with
banks other institutions sound and should be
maintained He thinks that banks ' necessary for com
and FOR commercial facilities are necessary evils
and that 'such restrictions and penalties should he incor
porated IN their cf srters will II possible enectuay
protect the people against the abuse Of their and
privileges" Upon the subject Of federal relations, he
views the movements of the black republicans, whose
manifest purpose n "to evteruina'c the institution Of
slavery He s not without hope that the Union may be
preserved, though he does not regard a. the "para
mount political good" and thinks that the South should
Law aside all minor questions and unite IN resistance It's
Northern asyaapts. GAS nj present informed he de.
carcs his dsapprobaon Of the conduct Of Gov Walker
Kauas and thinks TINT the Convention had exclusive right
to determine whether they would would not submit the
constitution 10 the people He docs not join however,
the complaint against the administration FOR not removing
Governor Walker, "bcleyng that Mr Buchanan will be
able 10 satisfactory reasons for the course he has
pursued
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

FrcIuvE SLAVE DoSaE.-A colored "gcmman,'
named Brown who keeps coach in Concord street
Bridge had the fugitive slave con6deace game over
lin in n remarkable manner abou, week will
pagcn, the steward Of the bark Pensacket, from
which the kcg Of doubioOns stolen a week or two
since, Is light mulass. Asr he had robbed the vessel
and divided the psnGer with the mate, he wcu 10 Brown
and represented that he POOR fugitive from slavery
and desired M asylam until he could fed means OF
Carng TO Canada. Brown, sympahizag With the FRO.
tented fugitive harborcd him for the night and the
day took him, via abe Long Island rarood 60 Fartang.
dale, where lie placed the supposed fugitive slave ~ tn
charge and undsr the lsotcton OF another symucihs
with the "bcndsd African Brown returned to The city
and few days ater heard OF tho robbery of the vcss
and description Of She steward Of the vessel viii
seemed 10 tally exactly with the person or t9e
late fugitive whom Brown had so kindly btr.
bored. me more he thought of il the more no
convinced that lie had been sold, and Accordingly
gave Information to the owners ol The vessel OF the FAC
his possession nnd they started the officers on the trace
81 tie fugitive steward fsgcn arrested Farmnr.
dale and The South ferry on wedpesd ~
morning Brown thinks he will be little careful in ri.
ure how he readily assists the distressed Arican In
gaining his freedom until he is the soy he tells
all true.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

IMPORTANT DscrsIoN CONCERNING DISCOUNTED
DRAFTS PAYABLE EasxsuERg Buffalo Frprss q the
stb inst states that number a. lately tried In the
whether paper payab below, calledthat Vi In
New York, and discounted hcres usurous not; that
the Court bed In the affirmative. and instructed tho
jury who rendered verdict accordingly In other words,
was held that the loan OF money 10 be repaid at place
other than the place Of the loan where the parties re-
the place OF payment than At the place Of loan was usur
and void Tho principle which the decision turned
h MOI established In this State and presume thst the
will not settle any principle until passed upon by tho
Cosrt Of Appeals"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

BANKER CownrDED ny LADY, IN WIscoS-
sN.-A correspondent Of the Chicago Tribune, writing
from Jancsvillc. Dec. g. saysOn last Tuesday the good
people of GAINESVILLE were furnished with bit OF excite
growing out Of the cowhding 81 MI John T. Hoyi,
n well known banker of this city, by Mrs. Carinda a. An
drews the propricrcss Of millinery store In the morn.
ing IA Huy passing MP Wost Milwaukee street 20 his
Office Mrs. Andrews him from her store the oppo-
site side Of The street and scizing Stout cowdc which
she had provided for the purpose crossed the street. aud
the following conversation ensus1 Mrs AIS your
name Hcytn H--(bowing poliiey)-"it j., Madame"
Mrs A-'syou have acted the tras0r tp aud my hus
band and whowr further ado The lady proceeds 10 adj
minister Negotiation laying her whip ovar Iloys
face and shoulders with emphasis which feelngy
appreciated by the recipient The proceeding "a
collected quite crowd and the bysiaudcrs Inter ierng,
Ijoyt escaped from tho clutches o Madame A. warrant
was procured from the Police Court and the ay brought
before that tribunal charge Of assault and
battery The sapcnt dispenser " law Ia that court fined
her $50 and costs, which promptly paid by tho
citiyens. Tho of the difficulty N0e alleged SHARP
practice with mortgage, and bad aih on The part Of
Uoyt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11
ArrKrrrEp prreLAnY At ASHLAND. M,ss.-Tnr

ArrEypTEp BrRGLARy AT ASHLAND, Msss-TnE
~ Rraps sIlur ny woNASThe house Of nr. Hodges of
Ashland was entered between and O'Clock this
morning during the absence Of the Doctor from town by
turning the key the trout door with nppers The bur
glars went up stairs and selected considerable clothing
which was carried below and put into pile They then
collected various articles Of clothing in the below
as also vases and some fancy articles. Mrs. Hodges
awakened she at first thought by the tnkng Of tea
bell but which was probably the noise occasonei by
their moving solar lamp with glass doors. Che mmc
aiey and went to the head OF the stairs and listen
ed when she heard whispering in the room below She
then went 10 her room took loaded gun aud return
ed othc head OF the stairs when she indssncty the
form Of upon the first second stair, coming up.
She asked, What rs wantedY and he replied, " Hold
your tongue Ill blow your brains OUT upon which
Mrs Hodges fired upon him. The only thing she heard
him say was any az The report Of the gun brought
the neehbors the house but nothing could be found Of
the burglars There blood the stairs and floor,
which proved that Mrs " very wide Of her mark
The rogues left behind aIapcr upon which WA written
the names of several citizens, giving description Of their
houses and whether they kept dog or not The wounds
on one Of the rogues, received from Mrs Hodges will We
hope lead 10 his detection Her spirited conduct above
oil praise --BsH9n Traveller, Dec, g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-11

THANKSGIVING IN MISUNDERSTANDING Stewart
has fixed upon Thursday the 3s day OF Decembc~ 10
observed as day VI Thanksgiving Throughout, the State
Missouri
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

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Although the demand To- MONEY has continued stive during
the week and especially Immediately precedioe the 4h
The month large Of mercantile oils usosly
the generally has been so.s~bst eser aud in
bees effected time rather 10 favor
borrower There has been change In the Bank Of Ea
ssnd discount and the have been fully
n In Lon bard street. fass and loans Govern.
mept SeeuIiriss y cent
S &c Of last advices CoSsoLs remained very
e,Peinced ssht check In consequence Of the Nni.s.
e for Money and s5ta o 5h March, and today they
Sl04 foI Money and s3t dA foI 5th April
Thr trsn'EtioI Ia AMERICAN SECURITIES have been lin
tied descriptions have been freely offered
u AMI, Of the last bringing quotabDs fro
New York Mebiasn Central Railroad Bonds of 1859 have
tspsed bsDds at g. coupon and rne Shares New.
xoIh CeI,L Per cent Bond. ss Shares s49est Erie.
ls7o Bonds ct "a PeLpsylvsDis LIST Mortgage aos
C.ss Sor'1ction sopds 1t 81 asi s.d the shares ..
steiins Bonds " 1869 have changed hands ct IoI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

bA1-A good supply Offering now that the Hudson River
entirely free Of Ice and with moderate demand fo chi
prices have declined; saes Of 500 bales 1880 100 10
HOPs-The demand continues fair unchanged ptices sales
Of 90 20 bales 1dlic for choice Eastern
Western. Old firm hut quiet st about &C.
BEMP-The Inquiry for American continues quite limited
but with light stock and limited recepn immediate In
prospect ss wen favorable sdvc-s from >. Louis
p ring brisk deu there Of advance OF so y sales
hsvrs been Effected ct S'< prices sustained Msnuc
turer however holding bach anticipating o~e but
We thin they sill be somewhat in this respect
no house here present voule make ship
melts % long the makef In ,rud
speiienoe Of 1855 has taught them lesson this
not to be fonoteo ~e quote dressed S2SS6 $3.50 and
dressed $3.50 @e ,un. mos FOREIGN is also some
we snfuid we bave only note es Of 500 bales Msa liz
& mos from store; % tuns Russs Codea $40; add
ANAL lot OF kutsia outshot at go also ia bales
Jute on private terms the last sales q kil0
KOk-Seoteh Pig under the favorable FOREIGN sdvices
po,tpe saes Of good mixed brands GLASGOW Al R 4, heli
with increased hrmnes and owing the fnness frethts
but few anxious 20 rse unless AZ sdysaced m.
transactions are therefore hei and confined 90 small par
from sore eS, mos Al the present high rates on the
other eide 7s prime ersds be laid eo.n a. the
above TO pay prof. Common and Rsfsed Barr have
advanced the other side ss refined
made a theworks Sc holders here consequently
frner their quote the former e6ed 30 and
The latter ct eva s72 So Sheets steady uodsra,s
,eqssst ~ asia for singles 4fa<e for douhes and
Pr triples mos seisrPlsss ere held ss sSs&c- Hssps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
,I.. Of 80 ,u. o..l, Pert .. q So saa 80 shsny

q q s5ds225 49,.
wBALEBOSZ-Tss demand 10 nc6ers,e, bat pre- ~
firmly although rensic,s Of the Dsv cs'eh nefo
and The Esst reccn,y s.ea r<er bat thee co ne
m.,ket ain bare Of stock Isqseoty there 20 eSs
of pces fuIber ses So oce Ocbotsk. cry A
dord have beea made terms not M sde pao"e
The lat sales q North est there a7t po 81 ste, -
reported the North Wes, be AZ IJe eau
NO0L-Jhe OUR. for all kinds Of Native F-~ee ana a
led Wools quence Of the supply ohroe Al
the nate, current well nsas,tory stse OF
the Goods naket limited the tras sacsons eoupnse sooa.
7otoo and extra 9,alts priees r.osns from t,'
with rh, oek prices well sustained sa.' Of - oa e.
wasted sm,ius have been n ade &c and 80 o<es
on pr Recent from Gfeat
Britain Vae that London sales eoins Cd with much
spt and tibet prics fay sustALed some descriptions
having bsea sold 81 advancing rzteA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
Arrived.
In aexermann. Hamhura March I. q

sts.n,biD E.mTsCns aiys,%'nn Hs% oS n'TSs S
from MI The Sd to the ai.. Of a.les March 8 %
lon IS A 'TGD ose 5s% %s .Sa
10 spoaod, Me:ton Co Had been disabled 10 engines.
csS, .oifs tS Who he'd been sen.
Steamship Alps sr scrsw Insi', Boston 40 hour" mA's'
ship s!rp.. R.ne sh.Dshss jan With sss: s.; &C.,
ts~ ss .s. .n:..: 5:n :s'; :ss
s. loa n Il Il Is I. @.ed ST. ' bark xeon .ssiias J.s
81 .,..s: .s q: t.s A%s.s;a ssa
violent buc.oe from T. 70 4 comms.esd e :, %S
Without p ss, sseI,
Do, the sGnns os ss a :S S
% reef n.nop i..SoTd So:i ma tolssl.a.
ss B 81. ZIP 1H upSo.ss lying to ..
co%ns Sp With Ser saw them sending down yards FEB
daylight p.s.S large b. .aip standing zane Wy S,s
stresI resembling Droellsosns shio. Feb a. passed The
csD Of Good Sp n.s o.
the eau.ioi March m.rcI H. Jane: saotsons I.e.nsn q
asd :sD oes.n ssis sanding
crossed the Gulf since Which time b: s;S :s lid
Ship s. r. osS Is vii" . :1 .ss
Raven for s9:sp. and ss%Yo1i '! T. ss
.1.nssd 9;: With sA lST :sS sd ,sr
shp Henry Brigham, vsae, savannah d.. cotton. &c. p
ALSs Co March H. ps',ed bns wstsfosssd "s'ssses
Pei S s;sIs s, CO.. S s s::s NJ.
Bark Azelis Dsys Rio Janeiro 10 d. coffee Il WHIT
more Had heavy weather the March a. In The
Gulf Stream passed number Of moases casks and pieces Of
Bark r. Il. Gamble Powell, st. Marks Is d., cotton tc 70
euswood, Anderson Co. March a. 80 miles B. T. Of bu.
spoke chip Granite Of Boston from Hampton Rosds Toe
E..Yst March r. la. 81 lon re p.s.sd ::hI Ss:sS.
having the sails and rgsDs attached the bottom y" pae
black.
with Doilnr Potter I'm Esd ins Cd Csps
BeLry s sled ship steering g. showing white nag WIN
blsek apc IL
Bns Return Br Turner Havana March L. sugar. Gs. 70
-,
scbr Lane of Tbomston spsudns Aux Cages and sdays
rom Ctsrleion (vhee she pat In In dsess log~ood SG; 70
g. L. hatch This morning about % niIes Of the hnn'
lands steamship steering for York. disabea ana un'
der sail N srioD, from ChsTlestoB). -.
schr Dwight DAVIDSON Hsrch New Haven days. shsd TO
Rodgers. - -.
scbr Arctic Cchet Alexapdns -four TO Merrill Abbost
schr Sabine. Lester Newbern, d.. naval stofc@
schr Qnesn Of the Cape se.bury. Ha~ieb, h'h. 80
schr Lilly, Morris, Delaware. grain.
{, hr. bert, Palmer New-Rochele
Propeller Quinnebsus, Hollsm, Norwich. b.
Propeller }. N. Harris. Smith. New.Londoa. p
Prop. ler Osprey, Kenny, Providence.
Pro peller Ann Eliza, Robinson Philadelphia
Propeller Planet. Looper, Philadelphia
Steamer Delaware. CoPes Philadelphia mdse TO Perfs
BELOW-Rni Globe; brig Tybee, from Charleston bon
by pilot-bost Virginia No. 8. 7.
sAILYD--stesmsbips Msule, (Chil). Rogers vslps:es
FoIioa Crowell Savannah Roanoke Skinner, Norfolk se
sosihsu pton, Austin Lverpool T. p wlets H.imes e
Francisco; banks Almsde Lcsvt Msrseilles WyssdS!e
Bnnes, Ponce, p. Poinsett. HILL Cienfuesos Dr. az
LbeTsor. From the Lower Bsy-Ship Aurora Lvsrpoost
bsrks Macy Fox 0oodios Csrdenas; Cofdca Hasesne
St. Jseo Also steamship Sou herpe Cbafsssonj ship sA!os
wiND-Du.ilsths day, from w. to N. W., and ffssh-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26

ard Reds are qsst frmi gu,.sions vorid y 30
the MARKET u the different speeih - toDs ana
T. 81 esch Civ, Russia shee, 70 nAsns1s ''f''
Ne qpnfe: -, N 90, "A
scotch Pa tun sa2 oOG ss2 so Bar. Ems se' 90
Bar sv. ord. los a 100 sheet Ens... - 30 -
B,r, Eng REID. 70 60d u : AZ
JrDlGO qui.t but firm saes Of chtsts peEt@ . '" "
A. 80 casss HsLilla AZ ~ d65c- -.
INDIA RUBBER-Ths fquiry 10 only nodssts nal pr.
h.y, az y,ted uatsyia,ly Further Of 500 mecio
ire Para have been made n Sae noa and $50 noe 40
On private terms sale Of East India va u le.c
nos Csrtbasen Srhout niremsnt; the nominal pree
2Sd?+o -
LFArHER-An kinds continue 6Im aid fair tusine'' 10
dcis The receipts exceed the sAes-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-26
P.i,udelphia Cattle Market. II. Dir. .Minos. .

The Gales Of Cattle yesterday aod to-day quite aeavc,
a the suppy Ct al ipds of eQss former we-k
BEtr CATTLEThe entire sass 90 Beef Csue reached 10
besl pnnber Of which rather poor snd seascey
h for This iiud Of stock fell from 50 81
the Toe in p'ice compared vito good and prime stock
which Disposed Of from Sle4 to ei9 M add
as hsh - sis 100 10.
SRtyP-1bis knd Of stock 10 Ia sotive demand and s5o
besd offered sod from sSs so y head, asd
from sdlec p n net weish,.
BoGsTbsre limited supply Of Hogs for the sevos,
only 1880 bead bck offered all OF which sold II from
f9tSsri z 100 n small advance fsrur rpces
Cows AND CsLsEsWe have bat sr change Il THE
maiket SIS head sold 50 each foE cash
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.........MAa
Cleared.

ste.m'hips-Rosn l Sinner NorfOls Lndl.% Pa, s.
age Watson Baltimore Cromwel' Sou'hernss murray
Charleston, spoford. Teston x Co. 49,, ..,-
Fl lott Kitty simpson brown Melbourne w Cameron
HMmonis BartleL glasgow. Durham L Dimoni Heiveeav
Hs,ins Hsvrc, VIM. Whitlock, T. ,,.,., u.,,,,o. .
Bsrks-Tbeo. voss (Meck Moler, Lisbon, noimooe Z
Rtn; Myrtle, Batsford Mobile Lsyiia Hrlest caroline
(Brem ~ StIicker Richmond Pavenstedt schumsxaeI
War Kswk lsrl Dunlap. Bordeaux Ariel CheessmAn Fort
Bris.0judiih Jone. Raymond 0ibsrs, wsl'h Carver &
Chase; Forest staie, stowers M.tanzn R. Busk Co
Onward Thomas Cape Pamos, Wenbers Weeks NJ CApen.
johnson, WILMINGTON, MVhew Tslbo. Co Gem Day o.
T. Peters Koderick Dhu, Mcneil. St PerTis, W. wheel
wright
sehooners-s; N. Smith, wici,, os9qs.own DSunsr Pot
ter Iibeny Gray, Baltimore, w. n. kiveremthi IA pa.Ss
ovoiin, Bitn ore W. T. Rysrmth Knight Scar. fh,'c w..
6epbia jas Hand H. HAock Barton, Para bnrdett NO
bic Ellen Hslett Philadspbs jas Hand r. KING Leeds:
PbiadspLis j. W. Mckee, w. "a. De Witt, 0ntord West.
port mater r. Bell, hob con, Jsck.onvie Van 0r9nt
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