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Disasters. SC.

NORFOLK Sept 5Tbe bark Cora, Of New York. hcrc in
d.s from co.sion Vessel sht AID will have dis
charge.
Tby letters TO Iluooa Waiter secty Board Under
Snip Clara Brookman ashore salao is insured for io
on & Of which l5C0O is held by Bsh offices and sS
Boston the other IA said % BE- insured in New YORK c.
Tho steamer Queen Victoria while her wsy
and bari Nina in tow was run into 81 Goose Island ~ 3
ship St. Patrick Kenny from Qi.b-c fr b,sser hat
th- Nina wa. BEN lowed by and carried sssy sos ~ s s
bulw ars Tho ST. Patrick had her cu;ws hsye to re-.
yard carried away. and supposed shs 49, H. :. pa.
port 10 repair later account STAKES s.
rick hss been brousht back % port under 'si@ -' "
sustained by the steamer the COLLISION Inland Go ph.
schr Wn Gregory Buchn Of and non ,k II, ~ in on
nond, before reported arrived sswpc AIM he,yy
account OF her cargo Of lime having 'sAsn .''' s
= +. blow 22th OF Monrsnh
H. 49,. h,; hn.;r.. Iher- mus. b. some q asss
In nc ,ro, s "a - ~ chr Of tbs. name, balns "V"
Nsg. Bedford, copied toG IN SsS~s 9's"
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A POIICENAs ACCUSED OF SrEALISG-His PRONPr
SrsPrSsloN.-0n Sunday morning DIR Thompson, the
Health Physician a. Quarantine sent re1uisition for
ten policemen to assist him. Accordingly Deputy
Superintendent Carpenter dispatched the required
force-fve Of them from the Tenth and five from
the Fifteenth Precinct. Among the Tenth Ward
men were officers Joseph Alderman, Foss and Ed
ward Bowman These officers were placed on
board Of the steamer Oregon yesterday, 10
which vessel the passengers of the Illinois
had been transferred. Ga Sunday evening q
citizen of Cuba, named Bruno CarTanza, VINO comes
70 this country official busigess with the Govern
ment, LEFT his stateroom on the upper deck for few
minutes 70 90 down TO the lower dc tx. Officer Bow
man was stG,ion on the upper deck, Officer Ackcr
Ian upon the lower deck, and Officer Foes another
pat OF the ship. Before Air Carranza returned TO his
sta;e.room, Officer Bogm3n cane down and told
Alderman that he going ashore os far as the gate
which is about sn eighth Of a mile from where
the steamer lies. Soon after Mr.. ClrTanZa had re-
turned to bis room, he down again and
:,ld Mr. Alderman that his watch had been
s,olen. Mr.. Caranzls brother said that he
a man in full police uniform enter Mr.. CsrralIas
room during his absence When Bow.nsn returned
ON board Ofccr Alderman told him of the loss Of the
wa'ch, and that Mr. G. accused him Bovmap) of tie
theft Bowman denied stealing it. Subsequently he
wanted 20 know if ST.. c. would be satisfied f ne re-
covered his watch TO which that gentleman answered
Yes Officer Bowman then went into the state
and drew the watch out from under the pillow %
the bed lie had been seen TO enter the q short
tine previously and Odicer Alderman ashore salts.
fed than OF Bowman'5 guilt, and that he had
placed the watch there, because he (Ackcrmau) had
thoroughly searched the bed, and the watch not
there. He and Officer Foss took Bowman ssile, and
Bowman having confessed the theft to them, they
esIed the passengers together in order that he might
exonerate his associate officers from any suspicion Of
completely with him, which he did.
Mr.. Alderman made alfdav: yesterday a. the
Office OF Deputy Superintendent Carpenter, which em
bodied these facts and Others coroboratve and ha,
gentleman promptly suspended Bowman from daty,
taking away his shieli and crb. Bowman is not
one Of the new appointments. He Yves q member of
the old Police force OF the Tenth Ward, and came
out lor the Police during the controversy. His
case prove tina. the Department has not been saf-
Gently renovated.
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MR.. SIc6E. Es AND THE VLINMATTER
The follow ing letters, OF which we have procured
copies wiz speak for themselves;

The follow ing letters, OF which we have procured
copies, wiz speak for themselves;
Law DEPARTMENT, Cry or NZw.YORK, OFFICE
OF TIU COUNSEL TO THE CORPORhTfoE,
No 237 BROADWAY, Sept. i lo57--~o p. IN.
"HoI. DANIEL e SiCKLEs-Uy Dear Str; On my
retur5 70 nay Office this aftemoou found the acconp.-
xying oose from James T. Brady, eco. hasten to
ssDd 4 10 YOU a. II opportunity IN vindcauon
6 that be neede1 Of your action ss OF the counsel
representing the City 10 the matter alluded TO- need
scsrcely say Sy concur Ia each of tie sentiments
a. sptly expressed by Mr.. Brady; ard although !
ssnno: see him this evening" may confidently add
that they are those of esteemed senior associate
Mr.. OConoT. Faithfully yours, RIcEn BusTrED.'
"MeyDAY, Sept 7, 1857.
"RICHARD BUSTED, esq.-WY Dcar SIR: j thlok
!. devolves upon the associates Of Mr. Sickes In the
Devn controversy publicly to disapprove the unjust
imputston on his fidelity as counsel III that matter
The accurate and fu rep Jts in The craid chow that
Mr. Sckles has displayed susperor ability in advo-
eating moi only the rights Of the city, but those OF Mr.
DevliD since the first invasion 81 those nights a.
tempted before Mr. Justice Peabody. IL ~ gratifying
10 know that IN the conduct of the various procecf-
ings incident 10 the Street Commissioner strife, MT.
OConor, Mr.. Sickes you ard have acted with
cheerful and unvaryiDg unanirnity. And it IL proper
o. say that Mr.. Sickes has not only been prompt in
attending the conferences for VIII :b the controversy
called but has also shown the most Jealous anxiety u
contribute in every possible toward obtaining
tho complete and honorable 20 which we be
IeNe Mat our clients are entitled.
Your. cry truly JAMES 7. BRADY"
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Nav osLEANs, Sept 5The COTTON saes 20 da' we're 100
ts. FLOrs i very dull sud the kst ei. Mixed
fcRS &c.,; y- aSc ESchsog IN Ne"York per pre-
mum.
NEW OsLEsss Sept, 7-CoTroS-Mlrket UNCHANGED: sales
odsy Of lrp bale. flour declining; s8es y n % 32
Red snd nih'd WHEAT a; 81 3ji FREIGHTs-Co.tou u
Liverpool IA STERL SG EXCHANGE unset-! Il.
BUFFALO, Sspt. ia 2. -FLoUR-B..t-r grades lower;
As Of go bbs al fjG IS - for sqperne, aud IS 7O 81
r f,ir very cboic" WHEAT lw-r sales u bush
hi Spring H $50 closing the inside cce CoRs
ov,T: SAILS o. oO b. sh 53dG clona he il.d- price,
oars ow-r sales 500 bush at S, WHISKY mas advanced;
,a,e- ~ hbls an 22lc Cd sins The outside price,
FREGGHrs advsr eedi2c fT Corr and jc for Wnest
York L,h Imports for the - hour. ending day
bills FLOUR 1890 bush. Vhea. eco bg,h Corn and
1890 bu.b Dat. Canal Exports 5000 bush. Wnes 5000
bush Corn l5,GOn bush Oats
CHICAGO Sept 10 ?. Flour very dull. WHEA- luiet
Sil 81 10; CoRs ina tive SALE AZ Sln OATS s-sdy. PORE
firm sales at t2i ~ SHIPaEATs-To Buffalo; 1870 b1s
Flour ESQ buh. Wbcst. % go d. Corn To O.wego:
Flour o. Wses' 5000 bush Corn. REcEPT': 100 bbs
-Four: il20s bush Wheat; - 200 d. Corn
oswEGO - . I'd =. m.-FLDUR lower; 500 bbs.
az - 75d 81 so for Sat- WHCAr lower
ale. II GEO bub.s at a 81 rs r Chc.go Spring principally
a. the in.te price. CosS quiet ss. sturdy 1900 ds,-s
or starch factory az Tie FREIGHTs ucchsnsef Ghs W.
PORTS to-day s. 900 bushels Wheat hC0 oqshs. Ry" 3O
bushels Buy Cals Exports: D. go er'seis "hes', li'"
bushels Barey.
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H. he Steamship Iya9o from HI0e and S0u,hamb :aE-Hou
p lroon and family late American Min.,er to The Court
4 Pe1ltn DR.. EDWARD LUDLOW, Of NewYork bearer Of
d,rs,ce. j. &. Brubt, esq, 4 Baltimore bearer oil d.
esehr. Judse Aaron Esnferpoe and family of New York
Eel-v N.uxtsups aud lsdy y. Rooen ady and servant
N.. " Voorhees, Mrs R.nopd, dsush,er. and sn Hen
~ ssilsri Marston lady children and seryan., Ms
Ma DR. Bronson lsdv and Mr. Darn lady snd
cbdIsu. Ns. pam and Mr. Henry, Mr. D.crofS Mr.
-rt hsns. lady children and servant Capt Smith and
msh..r, Ms Lu Mr., Stoyer and son, Henry Wayne NJ
IinsasT Mr. BncLlis and lad, Mr. Ba..s Mr.. G,a-
Giarain Mr.. Stevens J. Jones and son. Mr. Fitch Mr d.
npy M Vi!sot lady 3chn and sEts. Mr. Philip Mr. Bua
NJ E@ts Meyer w. PiSaIo NJ G9reE, w. VA.sir, Ma
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK......


Seamslip-Quskcr City, shuteit, Havana, Post, Saith
Co.
ship-Msrqu.tte Watts, New Orleans, Eagle Hazard
Barks-Od Hickory Peacock PsLslephs kisby Mckee;
Mendi BRYANT Alicante Ya.es Porteried; Fsks RaAe
Trinidad, Stanton Ruser; PheniI. Owen Rio Gsade,
BriEs-Esnore Whi'more. Portland r. p. Buck Co g.
Peters Lord. Wilmington. Peters Antelop Manly,
Aspinvell @ Arnold; PHsrro S,urses, Mobile. N Bns.
ham Bensuels Staples shsdsc, Wash Carver Chsss, ga
Lark Spicer Windsor. d. De Wolfe; South, BAKER Ga.
weston b. C. Murray @ T. Ward Hubbard 81. MARKS, BrOae
Pettes ~ 49,,
schooner-R H. Haptley, Hammond, Baltimore, Malle'
Lore Quereau Ncptune's Bride Giett, Savannah Cree
dy Mott Co Myroycr Jackson. Wilmington, MeCread'
Mott Co.
stcsmer-Sophia, Ely Phiaiephs. -.
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Asa s: nd :s ", NJ s9;, ,'4:pa T. H. sE; .
ny Assrt RsicbmAa wt L., sHs .iy. Mr orey,. =
chd. M. FaErl, Mr os-r,, lazy, CHA sti .tyss, NJ
asie'o W c Caniid', Mr. Frnfsr-et " Lsa,i,I ~
fAnttard 'ro dsushtes sa1 49,. Sr Punust Ms, p, .
Nh D"t"y srd daughter. NJ Alesharh anl laiv "a.
Pt'art snd ls1Fb'rs Mt L..s'me Mr. B oas4i. ~ IN
Jo..yb. Mis-. 4. Mi..il-5 Ni.. Cbavsry. Ni.. 4, ",
NJ Ahb{; ny I'D ial;nt ny, ~ John ABBY al al,
Ms. 81 @rtcsiG Mr.. BT.;. Nrs " s,,,. aSt AID
M.. Melser. Nj, Mepd'ns. Mas s.sna.rm.nn. NJ
se.In lady sna thrr. children. Mr. BrH NJ, ~ re;S'
Mr J. p Jevrir. Mr., F.bres1n ssa ,.-r ", aaa,ssos'
D. Cisrle,worth aJy and chd Mr. Fsrd s,o.. Sxli; NJ,
bsuas Mr.. J. Gilbert, .i.,rI snd infsut Nr .DS NJ
bora Mrs J. Can't Miss sehwnz VT Geo Baeb,Sas ~.
A Durspd Mr. Oh Mas. Mr.. Keller Master VA P.Aar,.
Nh. w.lter md ebi5, Mis- T. Hs.l- Mr. John Iosss NJ,
ter MI Geo Hirtz Mr.. jacob lockers, Mr. Reise-ToJ
N Br. teaS.aip Kangaroo J,oa Lireypso-- Mrs HsuA
m txo cbIIren and servant; Mr. Bccferdyke and I,S s
B.cLsrdyte Miss Becksrdyke Nr. John O. Dale ss VI
r Dapiel, Mr. NJ. Dixon the Rev T. Henlin; sly ~
lsdy .pd servant Ms. D. Solomon Miss Solomon A
solomon Mis- Z. solomon Mr.. 4 solomon Miss swan "
Elliott. Nj R'eeb and Ia5y NJ Wsn,g0,i a,, sni
lsdy, three chdrn and servant Mr.. hents and lady hs
Lard. Mrs. West, Nj. Flase vr. Webster ..d !ebhrss
Felt Percy Mari Geo. Brown e. Mann, Jno Duncaa, Jre
noriake. M Stewart R.y Thoms, crniesn, M sr..lss.
n joel j. D. MsIiui, Juo Rate. Gs.kenn Y. AshiOr.a
J Forden p Nsnce. Smith. II: Clark @. Y. tey,,
r. Hughes Dr. c Moore. VI c. Pioshsr, Jno. RNedd TSx
RhodS Jas Stafford Rev. J. Sheridan r. Arm,tase N u
McIIyHin. NJ Rslcish. d ". Eewbcsin Ma. Lyn al xe
Wbtrics and lsdy. Rev. John Dudey, Mis- T. Byrns H.
n ,tip peie.,ine, f,os. Lordoa-wrn. C Hs Charlie.
Fsey Rev W A. Crawford snd ally Mrs Fsant Leroy. Ma
Fsunt Leroy Constance. Edward aud Athur Fam, IL Roy
Charles Harper Mrs Norman, Mr' salisbury Mr. oP9ss
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VARRIEl7.

tNkRNAN-iIl Mon Wednesday !, Sep.. BY the eev.
Snos d. D. Aogr: Arlcrrran u this city 20 Annie NJ
6sosb.eS Of the late Eden Hunt Wes chester County
EACKETr-BELL-A BelpoTt, on "A onGsy, Sep. a, q!
residence OF Capt Orlando Benne Mt hebGrno Ha9kett OF
thseity, 70 Mis- louise f. H. Bell Of the ormcr place.
IOTINER-EBSwORTH-InB Brooklyn on Monday. Sept !
BY The Rev Charles {. Pisc FseliuNa {. Yttaer OF
New-York, . issbeie Ellsworth Of Brooklyn-
NJ C0Y-WILLl4 Ms-ln Providence, r. L. Thursday.
Sept. BY the Rev Leonard Swsn d. D Jois r. Mccoy u
BIoohiyn, ~ y 70 Alice daughter Of the l.;s Edward
Villains Of the former city.
NlNSoS-WOOD-on Sundsy Avs D.. by the Rev. V. Buck
M Charles NiDson Miss Caroline WOOD both II Is CITY
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DIED.

BYRSESIn South Brooklyn ndsy nernins. Sept: g.
dropsy. Michael Byrnes, aged 81 years
Observation-Disclosures at Fug,ish Ncshbpfhool " j.
Sunday morning. sep. Of congestion OF she bowels
Harry infant Of william Ii. aud Catherine Briaker
bot ssed months and II days
EORNWELL-Op Friday. sept. CLANCY con Of Tk9ns. l.
ASaAbby Jkae Ccnvtl, eyed Il maxi, Iad p Jay.
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~. for State Parker, Dlctie: Attorney, And he
Won w. l.. Dayton, At,orneyG3letal Dohneily
s,pe AIRED perfectly cool All Collected
The ria OF Elizabeth Bennett, ehsryedwi,h D9sop-
ne mr. hid, was do 40 for "a Tuesday "a October.
J>ne S,swart charged with huryin1 re- enid awe,
~ N DO tr,el ON next "Wednesday .ks 9tb inst.
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BY Teleyraph.

BOSTON. sert T. Ar ship: Hawaii Bieh ce;te h.th-
sjin Davis CaGil; Fciria Of Now Odans 0s, LS Ppoj
Kla Ella, Smith New Lonjon bars C2anod3r', Of New.
York Williams, Malta; Edso Frri~n 4 Csdki Walton
lBr Brown Glasgow B. Fonsine k,er Picton fremont.
Baker New York; hies Water WI; Sknrer Sierra Lone.
sposenHIns is ~ a. lor. IS s. snip Crystal Palac.,
Simmons, from ScvYork for Australia
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Receipts Of Produce-SEPr 7.

y, TIE Mort. Rire, Boat, TO- ~ Dbl. F,our y ssi bush
What lj 100 10. Corn, IS pkg. Ash 93 ID. Whisky 400
sides Leather.
ny he E,u EalroaG- ~ bb, -Four. $50 a. WHISKY 81
bales Wool - hid. Tobacco la1 oss Bnhs1 Robes 3j .ss
Farley Beef pigs Proyisp3 2G bAxs Oss 7OO DO
"hss. o pkgs Butter leo 10. Cheese J.. Ashes 5O4
Hides, . 40 sides Lsa'hrr.
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MINIATURE ALGAyAc....rns DAY.
sun-Rlses.. 5:S4I ssts.......s;@ Hoon-Rses. an
HrsH wArgR....rHIs DAY.
Bar DIV Hook sil Gov tsrd. 0:5i He'll 0ate. o:s
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The failures in the corn trade to-dsy prot1cef sfee'
ing Of panic which in connection with large receipts,
proeuc,d dec,ire Of 10 70 2Oc in Flour, AMI "a s.
y bush in wheat. Corn also declined, bu, are'ward
recovered. In Cottln, Pork Sugar, &C., there is
nothing Of Importance dong.
In Uneurren, MOuey the rstys Continue high. State
j. bought by the brokers At idl = cent, Eastern =
ga, T. cent, Ohio az , Y cent, Illinois, &c, at 10
cent. The searcity of Exchange at tho West causes
the high rates in that description Of money.
a demand was to be made to-day upon the Mechsn-
les BaDLuc ASSOCIATION for the redemption OF lt'
Ie.es which have been received By the City banks
II not pai they would be protested and the stocks
il the Bank Department sold for their redemption
TIE owner Of The CbeEuns County Bank the notes
Of wlch have been recently thrown out here, pre-
pairing TO wsd il up. IL Securities in the BANKING
Department bYe:
hortrss- ...-.................. sS1s
New ieTk q 4 cent Stscks.....,........... oo,~p
Total. Sh7,<'
IT. circulation the 9TH Of JuGe last, was SJS To-.
The Agricultural Bank, located at Brownsville, Ten
nessee, bas failed.
The Supreme Court al Newport last Friday male
the Injunction a,atst the Tive'ton Bank permanent,
and appointed William II. Dart receiver The presi-
cent Of the bank bad returned from SewYork vita a
part Of tho ,-ots which had been carried vsy by the
cashier, it ssij, TO raise money upon These a..
sets found in the hsnds Of broker, VINO he'd
them a. collateral. BE surrendered abou $50, 900.
Tie cash a..ets and liabilities of the New Orleans
banks Oh the .sib inst. were AZ follows:
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,o,p go sSo, 900. Lat year at this time the de-
ro.i,s were nearly $lO os0 600 larger than now.
The comparison With last week is as folows:

Loan, DIS. sp-cie CircllHtion Depo'H',
80 g.. ~ rs I0zHg5 s67J.lJ9 slJ 9i'H
p~crr,,e:. 60 81 IS. In Ssas5ss Inc 6De 81 oo9
There is but little prospect Of God .hipmeat tbs
week, which will enable the Bank, TO strengthen
Themselves 18th all that arrives hsr, from the Interior
and On Saturday next another California steamer
lie due.
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. !, 1855, has
boop foilOys.
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LlVFRPOOI COTTON NtRkET The T0T)n r1l-ket
active The sales the three .y flp.el a. ~ bses,
which porter iok 1000 and spectators 5000 closing
3D. advance AND with trn1e-ry sfi upEird The 06yince
pr,n"ip,lly the fair and midi na qualities.
IIyERPOoL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Tle weather
in FL gard had been brilliant aud he harvest would
be petsd Breajfs dull and deiuing. Flour had
declined and Wheat 2aid Corn qus. ana yellow he'd
advanced 90 n white scarce and firm.
LIVERPOOL Provision M,RREr.-BesT gas quiet,
and quotation. we've nominal. Bacon steady Lard
quiet q, ~ TallJw steady
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Markes. ). CARIFyLLI RIPoRrfo roR TIE TRIsosr.
MospAy, Sep. 7. 1857
MARKS. t without I'm porart change; sales Of
Pots q. Q = O.. and Pearls st ~ lsidt12 <x.u,.
COFFEE Il dull and there 10 !es nuoysncy1 'sfsnei No
issl sys NOT worth pAytcplEihnf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

Messrs. Thomp.on Morse 4 Co. will reopen No.
Wall street tomorrow Tuesday as Baking erd
Exchange Office and for the purchase sni sale of
current money specie, land warrants, &c. The firm
consists of S. c. and + + Thea psor, soos of Johu
Thompson, and +. W. and W. s. Morse, for some time
past chief clerks OF Mr.. Thompsoa. The new house
win endeavor to fy sustain the reputation of the old
copeArp.
The Receiver Of Taxes in now ss,wipg rebate
Ct ptere t on all taxes paid previous to the lst of
Decembet
Tie Irsur. 'nce Commissioners report has just been
published by he State printer at Albany Il Is an in
terest pg volume. to financial men aud TO real estate
owners. The interest, however, would be eonadera-
bly, hghended if the James of the owners of the stock
pledged as collateral aid Of the houses morysssd
were given.
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Richardson Brothers & Co.'S Circular.

Pr frd1J I IFERFOOL, Ith No. <jtl 1901.
W. are m favored with brill mt washpr. sn1 shor,
y i viii haTye., completed in this aud The
rounding districts.
or Grain market has raed extremely dull sud siles Of
WHEAT aud FLOUR coed lot be- efrce1 At r.l,onabe de-
aers dealers preierug wal: i,ine OF tue
present weather The Irish demand f. INDIAN CORN has a.
len of and where sales have been pressed rates
have p'sd aud then on retail business results
days abe. only thaiy attended .he no weather,
together With the port from Mark Llue bad rs esct uo9n
th minds operators and but f;nI business took place in
wHEsI 5did 10 ID decline general runs Of rel,
sni 163d white.
Flour sold slowly althoug obtaalb further dea!tne of
Il q larr-l A. i sack
indian COsS in limited request for Ireland but bad
bat be country drmSnd for Ding purp ys1w
rceid 81 Il quaer from the rates II F:dsy bat white,
from .c.rcity. aas held AZ previous rates.
MEAL soll spsripgy AZ 81 491 2 ll21 decline.
Old OATS abIu, Id g Is n che prr, whe w Win layss
supply, :e,eied I'd A. d. having BE- g. .sd for
IaWLey
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Clearings for days ending Aug .....Slt5,7l25p8
CleeriIgs for days ending SEPT. 7...... l33342H
Balances for days ending Aug 3l..... G3S2 ~
Balances for days ending Sept. 7...... 67226!i
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A sale Of 65S shares of Ohio Trust Stock Is to be
n ade at auction to morrow Tuesday.
We hear Of Elk eight failures to day, two in The
COLD trade, three in dry goods, &c. None Of them,
excepting one, weIe of special imp rance, and We
refrain from giving Names as they VIII all appear as
usual in the list published on Friday.
We hear of no Gold ased for the Boston steamer.
Exchange is too low for specie shipments. The
Quaker City, for Havana took $l6iOOO in doub'osns,
recently received from Europe. We hear of some
Gold ordered TO the Yves, by bank, while consldera.
be quantities daily coming in from that quarter
The receipt of Gold was not large to-day, but some
large parcels coming tomorrow. At New
Orleans, Exchange on New York is T. cent,
which indicates that gold may come this way from
that quarter. In Money the change from Saturday, is
not marked. Perhaps there is little more ease in
the street among call borrowers, but in commercial
circles the stringeIcy is severe Paper is in n little
better demand bu. rates continue high-1j6ls T.
cent ard in some cases still higher for frs. cl.ss.
The West is drawing freely on the East, the want
being extreme there, ard OverdrawDg whenever per-
n.itted.
Andrew Canigap, esq, has been appointed Receiver
Of the Ne chanics' Banking Association.
The executive officers of the Baltimore and Ohio,
Pennsylysr 10 Central and Erie and NesYork Central
are in convention to-day. Their object is to reduce
speed and generally 10 secure harmony in action.
The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad makes
a mos. favorable report for August, showing the largest
receipts of any month since it has been operation.
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The holders of fret and second mortgage boLds, and
the floating debt creditors Of the Great Western Rail
ro,d Company are requested 70 SEMI in their names
and the number of their bonds and amount cf their
claims TO T.. T. II Gibson, No. 81 William street.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-08-28
GBT'rING CUT Grain.
AGENCY FOR WHEELER MEL LICK & co. IS
IMPROVED COMBINED
TNRESNER AND WlNNOMER.

FgSHE most convenient, portable, easily work
4 cd. and perfectly operating machine for
threshing, separating and winnowng wheat,
rye and oats, now in use. Though compare
lively but little known here there are about
400 Of them in use in other grain growing
districts, all giving entire satisfaction.
It is the machine (but much improvcd) that
obtained the First Premium at the Montgom-
cry County Fair at the exhibition in 1855 and
elected universal appreciation; and wherever
exhibited at working test in competition with
Others has always taken the Premium.
The two-horse machine cleans in the best
manner ready for market, with or hands,
from $50 to 200 bushels of wheat per day, and
the one-horse from 70 TO 100 bushels; occupies
but l;ttle space; is easily moved from stack to
stack and readily put up.
For Farmers who raise from 500 to 1000
bushels Of wheat and who prefer to do their
work with their own force, no other machine
is so desirable.
This machine is WaTrdnted to give entire sat
istaction or may be returned at the expiration
OF reasonable time on trial.
refer to j. l.. Du6ef, who owns a two
herse machine; James Perry Wade, do, G.
Sherwood, do. Charles Spates, do, one-horse,
and others in the lower section of our county
Price OF improved 0ne-Horse Thresher and
Winnower, including belts, wrenches, can &c,
"
Two-horse, do..""...........o..,.... 245 &C
Two-horse power alone, with belt...... 100 0C
TW o-horse Thresher and Separator. l25 0C
0ne-horse power alone with belt. ...... 90 OF
sa5- Freight from Albany added.
Hg- Orders by mail promptly attended to
Machines delivered ut Georgetown. D. c. OIL
any point on the Railroad.
JESSE T. HIGGINS,
Sole Agent for the County.
Poolesvillc, Aug. I, 1851.