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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

A GENT for VIM II. Bnrnap's Magnetic Electric Ma
IN chine used as specific for Nervous diseases Of all
forms See Circular M .H
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

7RNo HoUsEKEEPERs-aoOd Girls desire St
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-03-05

On Cypress So Aerfelda Bulldings, Worcester, Mass
d1S dtf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
MARRIED..

TIE Rev al T. BAR NJ 5lPaTy street, NJ lanes D. AT
of,bs city, 70 Mes Isabel. M.~5s u D'ooAyn, T. U.
BROOk-TORBERT-On Tuesday, Sept g by me Rev J. T.;
Rok~s1 hI iiaai ". Brook 10 Miss su'aa s. Tofoe''0'
Bltoiyn.
AZiER-HUTCHISGs-oa Wednesday, sept. Q In Brook,
lyn D BY tho Rev Mr. Jocelyn, M Alfred FFaIer 70
iss Eiys5eth Huichinss.
GOODBICu-WICKEs-a Albany, sePt, 10, by the Rev.
T. s,,Je william W Goodrich esl. 81 tni' cry % "a
FrAnces only daughter Of Henry " "eHes' esq VI "
bauy.
sNIsFEN-COlNELL-O Thursday Sep. !, By me hsv'
L l. Mss Elizabeth Suiden 70 ~. George H. CORNELL
both II tkis city. -,
TIMM-SEsGEWALD-A Hoboken, y on W. iiie.i Ay
noiuib,, Sept g. by toe Rev. NJ. Wosdto lieHIy nam
Bertha Sophia SaaleyFsid, both Of laHbus
WARRICK-MA RSH-At Newark y on "eah, ,sS
morning Sep. ~ tie Rev m c. Nelson, henry Wsi-
rick Of Albany g. to Ma AFsoeila- youngest dAus.-e'
Of 3. Mar.h 60. OF thc forIneI pla.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

safes 1900 bush 81 So: for Chicago spring .nS q :.
White " dana Coss IL b.ayy saes Of 900 bush Al 81
are nnmuay 3oGS6c NHisxS 10 Ssshsnsed s.l.. - =
nb. al So FEEGHrs-l2e. fr Corn and u. 10, W. ~
New York Lane iNroRrs fJr he 70 noars eniirs a,
esy boos bos flour, 5000 bfss Wheat. C,N.i py,s =
400 hush. Wheat So roc bash Corn, y 90 bush
lJ al The shirnelt for tide water. &c
WcaGo sept lo--6 m LoUs il dur. WAzlr s..u..
'sles n DC COSY lowers sales a. Soc. Oars g., ~
MEkrs-TO Buffalo: 100 hb-. n lur: so r.. W
a go bush Corn. TO OsNrgo; No Flour o, W.. -
s.. 900 bush. Corn. "a "Aec
O,wtse s.p' GS p. N 5FLovS |. Gneesnr-l. a.,
S,y %. 90, , All ~ 'f eos'noO ynira Sal.
bu,b Q, 79c FsE;GRTs % New York siosi 81 %fy ~
LAEt rsto-Say 800 bush wSss; !7eo ~ ss
Mica and shipped = Mon',.a ~ VI. rasr ''S 'a'a
1870 1or GOOD Middling Receipts. lao a. - a. l5 .
e.. WHISKY sc o;her articles generally unes.s, O"fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
IN. srr,. Of Reeves Buck & Co., AMI Reeves, Abbott

the firms of Reeves Buck a Co., adj reeves, tooou
e. Co, anuisctbreTs Of RsIfooi l;oe, 49, .,s
pla.e yesterday, IN Consequence OF 'hen In1oun, !"
fralils The necessary peaas 30 meet thsr eSsss
neIts These fms su-ps D3ed ptyneH, .h'eo 800
ago, a5j Obtained an eIeD-lon ron '"eL > ~.
upon favorable exhibit Of thsir sssets' eFfy -
OF which, prir cpai aud interest, "a 20 ~ ~.
su-ad was prOmp; paid at maturity. lney ~ ~ ,u
fair way 20 recover themselves, aGf 10 c'hluuc w
operation their exteLsive works, when ee'pOy W.,
two Thousand woIkmen, wheA the ps"c Ia raItoaa
securi,its and the cOEvusion in the mnLey Market
cut short their orders for rails tn sales oil Tncn
they relied fer means to meet their current engage
ments. They are represented t. have mare iA'Se
profits in The last tao year,, and we age assured rave
raw materials enough. when worked into saaps, ~
nav all n cir Indebtedness end real estSe IN sGdton
at a fair vsluaton, for double the amount, all Of
which can be made available upon the retnrG u con-
fdencp, aud renewal If the demand for railroad
iron. Finding il impossible in the present condition
Of thirgs To procure nds pay their NOES even al
enormous sacrifices which they have made, they have
been con PEELED 10 suspend for the present It's 70 De
hoped that this suspension may be only tempGAry'
ard that the extensive works operate by these hns,
SO important 10 the general community, may continue
in operation.
The CiRciraa'i Gazette says:
Eastern Exchange coninues very scarce aud nrln SO
Ia II prem, the latter for f-st-cas mercantile ana
b,pkers signatures The asserting business has been
resumed the paper of Ohio Banks excepted. sod this
will tend {, increase the supply We bear OF 6d, ie"
Eastern bills offering. Nothirg doing in Ne~-oreaus
Exchange Cola. &c, prem IN the regular way, On,
atreia it brings TO 81 prem. The money matSe'
coniirues very quiet. Binkets discount bat little
ard the offerings paper are very light The market
orTIut Co. CHI cks was very dull to-day at zoe. This
was attributed by some TO unfsvorable reports from
tie Investigating Committee nov IL Ne"'fStHi ou'
the real cause was, probably, the falling OF in de-
mard consequent upon the large amount Ct securities
lady distributed 10 creditors.
The Baltimore PatrOi says:
There seems to be abatement Nc the stringeucy OF
financial afilns. Our Banks discount cautiously quo
10 very limited extent, Good paper is offered on tue
street al to T cent month. Capitalists not muca
disposed to negotiate. Nothing OF moment doing IN
second.class notes. Call loans hara to make.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
THURSDAY, Sept. 10.


IL the stock market there is no important change
from yesterday, but in tn. morning there favor.
able reaction in some descriptions Reading wa. in
Gtmerd and was bought UP to AZ, but aaerward re.
acted, and closed al Il Ciii Erie Central Southern,
&C., ore about the same es yesterday. The principal
features of the market are much the same as yester-
Day. Considerable amounts o: cash Stsck, thrown on
the market by the weakness OF holders. and an alb
,orption of so X to extent by outside parties,
and 10 this slow process OF absorption of cash stock
We must probably look the principal element to ar.
rest the decline in stock values which has been going
OF for some time past. A. the Second Board the mar.
he. was strong and closed firm. Erie 20ea0I, Geo.
trail Il, Southern Michigan 81, SC.
Tie Exchange market reynsi:s g. noticed yester-
day.
Frcirhts ere .gsin trise frmer. n Liverpool
the engagements are 5000 bnsh. Grain at I'd. in
bulk and % I'D. in bags; 10 bales Cotton at &c. I'd ;
eco bales, par, Sea Island, e: ID. 4 n 1890 bb..
Fjour at L. 3D. r. Is. 81 400 boxes Cheese at a0s.
To London: 80 ,uns Oilc.ke al COS 40 BIS. Cheese
at 3Os. To Glasgow: 1000 brsh. Grain OIL private
terms. British bark Of 80 tuns register to Glas-
cow at 900.
The business OF the Sut-Treasury was: Reeeips.
s!Is, $50; Payments, s3l7, 3Ss -; Balance, $40.
II S3l e,.
Notwithstanding further mercantile disasters re-
ported the general feeling continues 10 be more que.
and hopeful for the future. Tie reaction from the in
tero- looked for with some apprehension but there
sro DO evidence. Of pspie. The fai.ures announced
are Frederick q Swan, dry goods, an extensive COO.
cerp, liabilities enc million Roberteon, Hudson & Pal.
lam, dry goods, Grant Sales, & Ford, Starring &
McCuIlock, p-,izes receivers. Money eoUtinues in
active demand and without quotabls change in rates.
PAPER i. e.sie. to pss. The street appears 20 be
-omp sIstirely easy st the reiaced vzO.ms of bust
nere rs. nuct colJa::sd the udls. Of the dock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
philadelphia Ca,,,s Market. ssrr. 9.

The supply Beef Cattle yesterday and to-day st bc.i
the Yards quite large having amounted TO over Loo heat
Mos of the stock line order aud the market qst-
brisk Sales made at prices ranging from ~ - GA
$40 10 sli and Gil 50 y 100 H. Those sold a. tie highest
mice were the best Chester County Cattle
sHrEThs market brisk but prices declined shade In
cous.quenc. OF the large suppythe orertnss amounting
bead The price OF fat SHEEP rsDEed from fSr 81
eech a. stock Sheep from 81 50 TO 3 Lambs were din
posed oh ut from 90 ~ 20 -
Cows AND C.vEs-rhe sales Of this kind Of stock rs
to j bead $50 S55 for mitch Cows, aud Rom ~
SS for Dry Cows. a,
Hccs-I 900 bead sold 81 the prices ss Ire
quoted week The make; bhsk and Hoss are n ss
msnd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

Hides SaSIc. y 10. Tsllow 7i9sc 2 ID; Pea. s.rs
,sch; Csiiskirs l59i4c. y N
-Beef-Extra quality includes not4.s sx 4.
best large. fat, Stalled Oxen.
second a. .lity includes the orst grass led Orsn y. t
,,atd Cows and the best rhreeyear Old Steer. orSnsy
consist, Of 3ulls and the refnse Of lots
Sheep-Extra includes COsse.s snt when those 81 mr.
quality are thro~u out
Tbeic were no the Boson and Maine Rsro.l u
over The Roton aId Lowell l the fchonrg ard rs,s
over th loaded with Cattle Sheep Swios and Yers
OF the l56 over the Fitchbue Z. from Absly VAR
Naship gton and Rutland Railroad
RFM,RKs-Thrrr large Cattle A. msrk@;tels,
than for back prices about the
The unber vi Sheep and Lambs Lot large Ice wet
urces about the same.
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NARLNE JOURNAL;
PORT OF NETWORK. .


shp.-Arso Ballard Motifs, w Elwell & Co Ea o. doc
Swift Liverpool. 3. Thompsons nephew.
Bark-B9gio (Sitil J, Gugielmh Palermo J. = LawgenA
Brgs- Resizmador( Dan Jansen, Hnmacoa MolleT Rs;
Lady Chapman (Br.l Hill Bermuda Smith Tough II
s,hooL eTs-C knudson, Squr-s BRACES. Shisfs Oliver,
Kate Brigham, Tdus Savannah Dunhsn Dim q; w Joos
scott, Riebme nd Van Bunt 5sRh Leroy Osborn Norfolk
Stuges, Cl aInen Co.; NJ. Smith, Betsworth Rlchnoal
Van BrOnt saght; MISSIONER Nicker.on Philadelphia ia
Hand Go; AtaTs, Tuek'r, EzabrthpGt Maynow TdAst
sesmeE-Delaware COpes Philadelphia NewYork aud s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

r. .av 49, ,eovn y nc. nay PCS by b. ~ "
.ouallc anil be disturbed but .: m 4,
q, a, ,.y tsr .lnsnsralor 20 h'e hs aet'i.I9
@ = 10 ,va-d paJ meas Il a-bts as~;''s e1d dis
80, 80 has az cour, acsg ac' dug - - "
"a rsn s,es a. p,evsa IN equiY ~ validity II the r -
msy Ne ne. hs- wilton. turn che 'ner yer -
ttiounal All h. asCOants snail B" 'cs and se
A.au between TIE psr.s lry shoVp sal b.
b.s,sr dec efe give . as rt~s'e f-t
IN bar ssan., rhu.i)o oi th ssF. nt'hd - cay
,noIe a; pres y than ina, & suon. % he
s1nstf.ios the duty OF DdeTns accCcrtOf lbs !s
Accoroias % The regulations q :he statute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
Cambridge Cart,. Tsr~s
RsyoRTED roS TnE n. Y TsIsuSs sr eGo,s.

RrpoRTED Fos 1nE \. 7. TRIstNs " 0Eo,e, vr
Atusrtet: I9e5 Cattle about iOoo B7-v-s ed ss ~
copssu. Of woTkas Oxen, Cows, aud QUE two "a
yesr, cid -, .o-.
81 500 Ss second quahty 81 25D@7 7' third laA,.s
IS %: oriin.Iy doslity ~ 80
Price. Of store Cait-: WoIkns Oxen, IRON Sleo ala
70 sl75 $500 per pair. Cows and Calves i,ss, 80
As $50 10 500 ga YesYhnxs slS 10 e2Oi Two 80
8 y &c <s7' Thee years old, SO % sib
Sheep and Lsnb-5 l4l 81 market Pricss 10 o,. slSs-
81 go IS each: extra sni elections. 81 a a.
swipe-SiO At market. pnce. live weight 7iaac
dressed, s. Gloo y 70.
NUMBER rlos Zach srars. y.
lstfls IN I.s lalyss Hor... s-H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
Arrived.

Steamship Jsmestovn Parish Richuond &c.. with nass.
bound bound hampton ROADS ''' w SAL OIL vessels "''
Ship Main (Hsw.) Hack Hamburg Aug 4, with Dd'- sni
spoke ship Weilnett from Boston 20. Canton
Bark Waltz am lof RchmOnd) wth.n, Cronssds % days
with hemp, iron &c TO Nesmith & Sons
BeIk Velocity White. st. Jsgo d. Cuba Aug ~ with copper
10 8 saw SSli nth double top,s yards white poop .ho.s
'weow tail with letter In the cener 'e'nd az
Brig CHARLIE, tBr oathOus, St. John, B., II days, VII
Bis A. smitlel. (BrI Johnson, Dorchester N B., 7is
with stone 10 A. smiihcrs Il.
Biz salmath Dbl Crow Windsor 10 days with pl.rers
schr 0vs Avery, Roberts, vinsh,vcn days, atta 'Os'
scbr 5. Lucas Adam, Rocklaud d,y., with lime.
schr 1ofbulo Chiisty, Port Even for Baston
schr sui stilman, North Caroina 10 days, with wsss
sehr 4 J Ward Robbins Virginia day.. with po,s.0es
Schr a. Hopkins Means: vsin. days with posstoss
setI Sherwood Williams. orsiri. days, with potatoes
Sehr Wbtby shsddock, Columbia, N G., IS asJa with
schs Fslcou6aTg Rogers, Baltimore day., with e'sl TO
schr. Mct Bede, Milton, Georgetown days With a'us
sehr. Three Sister,, wiret.; virginia With wood
sehr. Buena h't., Colln., vrg mia with ~ood
schr May Pr.tt Cullen, Norfoii With wSrs, 70 n...sr
ser Golden Rule, wilbcEt, Alexandria days. With coal
sehr VIM. Henry, shsnet Virginia days. with potatoes
Scar. Express, Lawson virginia days with vhea.
Scar. BsibsrJ Hodges Virginia days, with wood 70 c.
Clsik.
sehr: Geo w Glover Thomas, Camden, Me-. days. wiz
stopo foT Fort Richmond Y
Rollins, Cove, EastpOrt d,y. With la.h to ssus
Go
s..t c.Io1, Stone BOyntOn Bangor days. With ians~
sehI Israel l. SNOW. COnnery, Bocil.nd, lime.
Sehr Lion HiJ. RockiaId. lime
schr. M'lbourDe, Bunt Rochlsna. lime
schr. b Pitts, Pendleton Rock.and, lime.
schr Grace Watson Coady, PhiladeIphis
schr A. r. Blown, Endieott, PHILADELPHIA
Wlrcbee. IN. g.. d.ya
With Wheat TO Gamble.
scbI O. Fsuikinburs. Fslkinburs mdse from wreck II
Co
Steamer Wausut.s Nye New Bedford 10 hours with rS
to Joa Allen. Capt reports two schoone.s sshore NJ
Pond =.
Steamer Pelican, Auldrch Providence 10 hrs dse TO L.
Odeu -
Steiner De.svre. copes, Philadelphia and Cape nss
hours. radsc. 70 y. Perkins. 80
WIND during the day from WsW.
The steamship Flords was this morning. footed sss ss
balance dock. AID towsd 20 her BERTH Pier Nc. an
The cp2rrshp Live Ysntse tulsl viii tails sefl"ea
Dc tsAe- On ths above dock for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

.csla y, .,..,i.c Tsi I'D rj. bes:- - a'-sTes
~. sp5n the 5.rI -; TIE fr: -ht'ied a''
indi table -Leer no a..
NJ, Hs!I-rhen 7ovr EoooI d.s:hs-5es o. tie s.'c
ground INA, the oomm.t-leH;i - c'iet"'e.
R.o,r,ar-rns,is tae sole ground on When oflsr
Z discharge. Although :oT tie pnY"se o. I''P''y
presenting my views il regard . IDS case
viewed TIE lae. The views expressed n tlis '30'''i
Will be found in accordance with the mstfac,'oos
lave always given 70 the Grand jury in reference IL
the Liquor law.
Mr.. Hal then gave NJ Taylor n ice OF rs !EIen'
ton 10 osy ell The papers on VIZ OF ctF'l'''''
fore the General Term Of tee Supreme CoHf- 20 '1''
the case might be argued next week.
An application wss subsequently made 10 Jug
Peabody for ccItorar. to remove the csss mo Wv
General Term Of the Supreme Court, "a'en "a'
granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
Receipts Of Produce-SEPr. 10.

RI, m. North Rirey Boa,-S2 1877 bush Corn l, 100 kA
Wbest 100 bbs Whisky, 2 100 .des leather. -.
BIZ the Erie hdByodd-i,S27 bDis Flour 1917 90. NasI
so pkes Cheese 100 Batter iSs sides Leather, 10 es
IA boat 4 bales Wool Ct Sheep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

,tL r,,.,, D. ~ s, Jago de Cub1-Jasob K. Marshall,
AZ o.nn S'H >hla; Prud-ncis Pu,ep Cuba rRes
dore Iignen, France Charles "'sH e""n 's''A fH@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
FumiIy Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price of the prin'
spal articles of Farm Produce il the City Of Newiork
nm Thursday Sept. 10:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

Apples are selling at s3asi y bb.; Pears Of the
common qualities Gle worth q and s. b Dbl choice
Pears are bringing from sI2 to sl4 bbl PIums are
worth from sl4 to SIC v Dbl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

BOSTON Sept. Ar ships wnsm VIZ H.. ss, a..
Calcutta and Silver Star do Bark ModenA nl, .o r.
tnore EIgs Empire Osborn Bremen % -
1e, New Orleans Black Hawk Parnss sna 81 81
Mou,ee TibS.i. fo, Rans ant steamer William Jenkins
Baeit, fiou Baltimore =, NJ, A.
Pohr JEFFEEsoS, L. l., Sep. I1sn pr pav,Ssns. NJ
gaze. D.y1s 30 b.I:a d. sn
Es,,n.s e.. W. ,. ..hsase Hs.lock. Providence
SAILED sept ssehn E4r. 49, saSe u ssyi's sna sssc
Helen Mar Tooher, DO \. =. "i-''' "Hsef" w. "
J. Daryes. Pppd>uop, New. Ioss'
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-sEF l@-Hei01e
Before J.5gs Russsi.L 49,, l.4 -;

Court OF GENERAL SESSIoNS-SEF. I"-be'0.0
b. fore Judge RUssEiL. 80 -. A.: .
Immediately offer the ofssnizeu"n oI ~ Id fr
morning. Patrick Naly YVES Placed aP,h 10 oos,nz man
80 iy be first degree. M Nslly is an elderly %
sbou 20 Years age and the indictment 20. nn bo
pit,ius the aforesaid crime on the llh % 'y ay,e5
locateda No 500 Mes; Sixteenih Street. s4
r. ~ srih The dwelling IN question was OcI pee pay
~ on the rGht Of The nth q July betwcen II and :
ocl,ck when several person. were sup N ~
1,.on Tberc was dispute between the prosecution sad
FOR the prisoner tina. the aesct crime had been M
which arragned tho ugh he A.t2ihey est
.v,al itL aInqtion Of those i8rts Tho only quo
ton which issue really Joined V.s Vh',a'I;
The Aforesaid facts the accused was Iessy ress' vi ~
crime alleged against him. ...,
10 this po. 'he cefnse called several witnesses ln.s."Y
1cCusirt.d with the accused for ser'fi yonTs WHO to
with remark 1naliuty, that ;he pso1-1 hi1 o' u %
in a coudti closely approxima'iD5 s'EI, 81 W..
prodced p1ry by anrs causes agd partly by N" NnhIc
m babitua drn,cnLcss IL vas in eyi1ice A2 nc u'
had scarcely sufficient -uory % rc,-in u tDe p -
-b. sin ~ fats aud that h. hrd mo- urfrt4Dd enough 10
perform apy DUTY that required any thought "IItHH IL
f1tber shown tat had announced beforehand his
b. commit this crime and immediately after com Dlns ~
confessed scyeial pssons that h i2d dnHc INC
b.r ,hyvn that he had i'd ohl nJ@ IN Il New YORK
Hosua and proof absolute and psive = ovnccd IN
Noy life that Re hsd rot cncughto appTeca the
a, dii,ry dstii tons betW cen .ht and wrong
pos this fcs being presented the
sodiessed the Court briefly saying he thought II improper
ATTEMPT convict this with the evidence Before then W
ree that he b. otherwise disposed on TIC eIoIhe u
psapity in which suggestion the Cout very promptly cor
cred addressed the Jnry Inc Jury theIeupoh con
fIred moments and returned verdict OF q1tai 90 vac
OF age was born Il ireland lives in Sixteenth se is abor
by occupation and drunk when be d the decd or cod
not have done IT, Tnc ire promptly PIT out ana hIte
damage done Naly retained IL custody snd
viii probably be sent TO the LunItc Ayi1U toffow OF hN
Adjourned to III O'Clock tomorrow morIjrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED ron The TRIBUNE.
Ssw.YoRK cL.sslricArLos:

d
ASHES-Tbe market 10 without chan ycthe demand lin
ted: sales of Pots ~ sd and Pearls st ~ l2G 81 s.
COTTONThe market is steady bu; dull only 600 baes have
been sold We repeat former Quotations;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

Msrkess.. ...Reporte2 BY Telegraph.
brvpsIo sse. is5 n.-eLogs dr.. ssIe. 800 bs,s a,
Q: .: u hr tHIs Ceic md y :lsar. TESAT IL Essdy
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COraT cALENoiR-EnIs

..,e5 n ne p-9,eeings. Ad;ourae3 70 meet sssSr-
dSy rnoTZHg
COClT CALLNoi2--HIs DAI. ~,
TvrrEp STATES UIsTHicT CJuET.-Eos. Il, -,
d g. g. IS 10, 81 9, a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11
hou,ea The Bs1is eoh.iepe TO rsss.7e e'rsi-e'so.'
amounts Of coin ffon the Inferior.

hou,es The BsGis soh.iaue TO receive ccIsi-e!so'e
amounts Of coin ffon the Interior.
The Bank OF Orleans ami the Bank OF NsH.Je-sey
al Nev-,3rurswick are thrown on. today.
Mes.rs Bower, McNanee & Co. dsuy positively
the rumoi that they have sold their new buldi;g TO
Mr.. Wn. i. Assor. They say:
"NEssRs EDITORS: The journal o. Com
states that there is current report tha' hsss's;
Bowen. McNamee e. Co. have sod tneI sp.endld
store on Broadway TO Mr.. William Z. As.r ,os
a cash consideration and leased OF ha FOR twelve
yeaIs.' .hi.o- 17,s
good many other rumors current about tnls uoe. IS
entirely false the thought even OF such rsn-ec'on
''' ""''As BOWEN, McNAME: Co"
Tho earnings of the Milwaukee and Mississippi rail-
road Company are: .oo.,.
Ag,a., 5; ::tS Ia: ;:;::. Si
Increase An<
Tie earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad Tor
August were:
g..eas.r..........ei.:: i s ., . iiS,s;s
MISUNDERSTANDING. 6947s ssol"
ro,.........e?ggs9s s8i69 50
Decrease. 81
The receipts of the Chicago and Rock ISLAM Road
for the frat week of September show an increase OF
s. 200 over last year. The August receipts were
$li2 265 f against sl76,794 "a last year.
The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
August was a. follows:
Wssh'n Total for
Main Stem. Brunch both roads
For @7i "a se9562 % flO,c77 j.
For Fgeight........... 53j SO :, eoH "a JiLisO 80
Total............s 4996l ss $685. 81 sis9,5S 10
Tie following is q statement OF the earnings OF the
road during the month of August as compared with
the corresponding month Of last year:
Main stem Wssh'n Bench. Total.
August, 1896. Sjss 2j SS 63abf7 Y stH9:S ~
August ls57.... 1891 90 1895 - fs, $50 IS
Increase. SlL5i5 80 Dec. ll5I - Dec. -lot2 50
The above shows an increase of sll 30 80 Oh the
Main Stem and decrease Of 81 ljl 40 on the Wash
ins ton Brancb-nakins net increase Of slO,i2i %
during the month over the corresponding month of
last year.
The following are the receipts of the Morris Canal
Company for the past week and season, as compared
with the receipts TO corresponding time last year:
Toto 20 Augut o. Isj...... : 1881 %
Week ending Sept. 6, lsi6...... 1882 SO
Total to August -, 1Sj7.......e $3.50 % IS
Week ending Sept. s. ls57..... s,7Os 81 -.
-Sl99,G6 9i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

TotaI............. $H9,SbI % sJJ 10 o. ~iI5,11 10
Tie following is statement OF the earnings OF the
road during the month of August as compared with
the corresponding month of last year,
Main Stem. Wssh'n Bench. Total.
August lG56.."s@s 2}j 8s 65a6H V <iH93 80
Ausu.t lSj7... 4g9JI Go 1895 - 4is, $50 ls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-11

The steamship Florida this morning. footed 81 sss Large
balance dock AID towsd 20 her berth. Pier Nc. an
Tie elipprrship Live Yantse $50 tuns) viii tnis sefleS
be tskea On ths above dock for examination.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28

SCHooL EXHIBITION AND BALL.-On
next Wednesday evening the teachers Of
the Common School in this place, of
which Mr.. Porterield is the Principal.
will give public exhibition at Musical
Hall, Recitations, speeches, declima-
tions and singing will make up the exer-
cises of the exhibition, which will close
by awarding to the most deserving, pre-
miums prepared for the occasion DR..
Earle, Mr.. Toomy and Mr.. Leary, are
selected as Judges of merit.
In view of mixing the entire evening
pass off more agreeably, Mr. Porter6eld
proposes to clear the room of all incum,
brances for a Social Ball, which will
Immediately follow the exercises of the
exhibition. An excellent band OF music
will be in attendance, and indeed every
preparation will be made for an evening
of rare and agreeable entertainment.
With these double attractions, Musical
Hall will doubtless be place of interest
on next Wednesday evening. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to attend.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-03-28
COLUMBIA, CALIFORNIA:
saturday MORNING, MARCH 2s, 1857
Petition for Incorporation.

A petition has been circulated and
signed by large majority ofthe property
holders in this place, embracing the pres
ent Trustees and town officials, praying
the Legislature to pass law incorpora-
ting Columbia, under the provisions of a
special act. The motives prompting this
course, are the affirmed inef6ciency of
incorporation under general law, or at
the hands of county Supervisors; and
having recently experienced the necessity
of protection, our citizens have wisely
demanded charter at the hands of the
Legislature. The petition has been sent
to Sacramento, in charge of Mr.. Shotwell,
of this place, whom we hope will succeed
in eliciting the interest of the Legislature
in its immediate passage.