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Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-18

last Slle OF D street, near corner of Second st.
STAGES LEAVE DAILY FOR
on hamilton Meals, Chico, Tehama, Red Bluffs Shasta
vie iHegon @ House, Keystone, Fosters Bar Campton-
voj jpre p Ranch, Rough and Ready, Grass Valley, Ne
and San Juan.
Flat oenra n House Lynchburgh, and ophir Thompson's
@"1, nv warden Ranch, and Bdwell's Bar.
jacksonville, Brownsville, and Forbestown, N. York
S,' Vrolewa, Columbus House, Rabbit Creek and
Long Bar and Parks Bar
AIs0, Tor Sacramento at o'clock A. NJ and o.
cioc NJ, daily, and arrive in time for the San Fran
GEO. F. THOMAS,
General Superintendent at Marysville
orat ~, tD-Passengers securing their seats will be called
~ any part OF the city. febl1-my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-18

~ Why is clever man detective
like precocious genius? Because he
possesses a great quickncss ofapprehen-
sion.
~" @" The heart of a cold beauty"
says Saphir, in one of his works, lis the
ice in which she preserves the affection
Of her lover.
When woman begins to count her
admirers, it is a proof that they are de-
creasing.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-18
9rinhing Saloons.
THE OLD CORNER
San Francisco Saloon.
Corner of D and First Streets,
MARYSVILLE.

FENHiS SALOON is large, airy, and is the coolest
Il place in town. It is furnished with two fine Bill
lard Tables, and the Bar is stocked with the best of
Winea, Liquors and Cigars.
* Lunch served up every evening.
aug13-my A. D'ARTENAY
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-18
What Cheer House,
G. Il. LUCAS, Proprietor.

TH7HE ABOVE HOUSE would respectfully inform
a hislrends and th public that it has been fitted
up in asuperor style for the accommodation Of ali
who may wish quiet and comfortable place to sleep,
Ihe Restaurant has been taken by AIessrs. DUNES.
MILE LEFEBRE, who are prepared to furnish
meals at all hours in a manner not to be surpassed
Dy any hestaurahtin the CITY, my29my
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-18

Mrs. SoUTHEY AN Ex-M1LL1NER.-
Mrs. Southey had been milliner at
bath, certain Miss. Fricker, lovely
creature, aslhave beentold,as every bath
milliner ought to be, and no doubt We
ry estimable person. After the mar
riage she used up her remnants in a tru-
ly conjugal and beautiful manner, in
binding strongly and very neatly such
of her husbands books as required it.
l possess one of these bound in a bit of
and another in a piece of Irish
poplin; both volumes are likewise adorn-
ed by the autograph of the author of
Modoc; they are, therefore, on all ac
counts to be cherished Hogg's Life
Of Shelley.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-18
Billiards Billiards !
FOUNTAIN SALOON,
Corner of High and Second Streets.

a. SCHMIDT q CO., PROPRIETORS,
GfAN still be found at their old place of business
~ where they dispense nothing but the very best
and most refreshing drinks extant The So Don is cool
and capacious, and the Billiard Tables are excellent
Give us a call. A. SCHMIDT,
my25-my G. VEEBROCK.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-09-18
COLEMAN HOUSE
AT GOLD LAKE.

p1gVA THIS HOUSE is situated IN the most
%En64A beautiful and healthy place in California,
Eli ASn and the proprietor takes pleasure in in.
EsEl EdE forming the public, that If they would
- retreat from the heat and dust of the low
country, and seek a cool and healthy place, where
they can hunt, ride, sail IN the Lake, fish, Gold
Lake is the place to visit Here there is sick.
ness, no dust, no intolerable heat Come, you that
are well, and keep from being sick. Come, you that
are sick, and get well. Come one, come ali-this is
the place to live in the summer. We have plenty Of
Trout, plenty of Game, and no sickness. Board by
the week or day the same as in the mount ain towns
n. B.-Sail boats and fishing boats, together with
fishing implements, always in read ness for parties
stopping at the House, free of charge.
my1tf 4, @. COLEMAN, Proprietor.
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do do do ..... 200 90 each.
10 do do do ...... 100 90 each.
10 Patent Lever Hunting Cased Watches 100 90 each.
zO Uolu Natchesi 10 90 each.
0u 40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90 % each.
luU 90 .-.........-...... 90 90 each.
oUO LADIES Gold Watches 30 90 each.
200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches ....3J 90 each.
oOO slYer Natches .......... $40 to 20 90 each.
1000 Gold Guard Vest and Fob Chains to $50 each
Gold Lockes, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops Breast
Pins, Gun Pins, Sleeve Buttons Rings, Shirt Studs,
Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbes, and variety
Of other articles worth from 30 cents to S15 each
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pdid.
e1g@ All communications should be addressed to
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NJ E RCHANTS' HOTEL

TF1RAHS DID ESTABLISHED HOUSE, IN ORDER TO
Il meet the demand upon its increasing business
has recently been enlarged by the addition of num-
her of
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MAslk1ED.

BARRARD-CROSs-At thu Chnrch Of the Holy Trinity
Br,.h w. on TUESDAY, Oc. 3, by the Rev Alfred Nd frt
rios Dai,l r. ballard to Annie Matilda Gross oaush
a., ~ the Hon John A. Cross. all of BrOokly.
ENINu-SOUTHACk-OL sunday, Oct. ], at No ~ state
s,,,, nv Inc Hon Thomas wart j. Graham Ewing u
Helen eldest daughter oi the late g. southa a. -s OF TINS
city
EINK-BOGART-At Staten leland, Saturday. Oct = by
q, Rev Mi kaun-ki James tnk Of e"'hort " Mis-
Barbara bogaTi, sli Of 81 aten Island
GEkR-HAAIErON-Un SUNDAY, Oct 5, by the Rev h.
kotl George s. Geer to hrths Cish Hamilton, all oil TINS
city
CDD,ON-DESMOND-0n Saturday, Oct 2 in ~. Andrew
tInrb hx I'M, Res, Fsh,r Currr Nj William GOdson u
Hlss May Ann d. suons all o TINS city.
aAktORD-BROWN-Op SATURDAY, Oct. 2, by the Rev: Dr.
br al the her father, hoboken. ~ j., ~
kr.pees Brown ihrd ds0ghie Vi MI william Brown, to Mi
n mas HpIfoId If AOrrsaIis \.
RIAUBRl ANrlu tins city, on Tuesday, Oct Al the resi-
A. r. Ihsyer, by III, Rev Dr. r. IhJupson
Nj Franz u. ksad Oi Cincinnati, ONO 10 Miss L1Lie D
BRYANT oi Che.t.rh Ia, Mass
ri HERDS-GUODNlN-At Hartford, Conn. on Thursday
set It, by III. R,V b. Have ChaTls y. Richards Of New
loIs Aeu,s t0wsds, daughter of Charles Goodwin,
b. Z place.
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m.,L-~-k7",..t.c -,,r-.,A.

psu ,pylrstA Oct. s--fio q ~ a MA. .
WHAT .,.sa, Of I'D md >lEesi0S
NuisKy dull 81 24e .%i.
E.rlroSr OF s-tLoys b. r. and Yo~.,a.
&Sg VHEAr hrm.r, Re- = o. White q -,
4 a. CoRs dull. Whit bow. a. as y.1a-'y
. a. WHls.s Gsl ., 2rds fsousioss da.I al -
ehsusrd.
BrrrlLo Oct. IS .. m--FLorf. ,ark-i -on and 49,.
for err. wi.con.in ~ aJ9 tssi sood q ssos, r
VBT.T sull sud he.v, .--s $40 h4.a Wlx.nl. r' ia
a,r 500 hu.h No 2Rc6 Wiusrr riulsu A., S.ss 40 10
Red Chic a, 4ics CoRl god AMI and 49, 80
Is to bo.h a Ssdstr. Bastry g.. s-n,ns.ns 49,
.ass a. as. a g. RYE quiet and aosssls S. o. l'
~ ard &c. WHisKxy quit; sa , obs Al ~. -. 90 "
FsrieHrs: co. on Flour, lie. on w 1T IL or e., SxnL
lurt RECEIPTS LAKE. nj ..i = noY,,. NJ 80 w ~
Blour - TO bush w.est Com n 80; ser ~ ooA
COS hn.h Gs,s. SpvHrsrs ny r,kN. a On ~ "ss'sy.
$500 bush. whes,, ATo bssa. Cor AGO bo.h ,'es
bush Barley ~' ~
Oswuco Oct, S 6 p rn.-FLovs ..i, ws,.,.-,
the We've OF mrrs and usrksf Wv ,,rt. - socr-
Milwaukee Club private ts-ns hi q. b..- -" sasa
firm and steady; ssles ~ ~ hs.b toas
6rmer Isrosrs-Ss7o bu.h Wet 80 -, ssssrs
posrs-o4soo bush. What, A.,a hss Corr az t.I'
Barley. 80
CINCINNATI Oct. S-sr n-FLous DUN, ,s,.,s,. 49,,
- IS without bsyers WsgAr do b., rice. are uasS.s
WHISKY 1877. ~
CHICAGO, OFT So p. rn.-fLovs aan wss., s.xs.-,
&c. sales of 90 BUSH &c 'ps. De- nirs ,nA
alec al Sc oars 6rm. SRspnls.s au4xo--l Ca 10
Flour; 81 0o0 bush. What ~, % bsl Cora sspss..
O-w-so-25oo bbl,. FLOUR leu Q b. wh-si. Rscs,.S
sVoo bbis Flour; 1000 buzz. wheat; 81 cco bash Cora
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To the above f2S 1873 there is to be added misceIs-
neous receipts which will bring the earnings nearly to
those of 1857.
The September earnings Of the Galena Road il is
stated will nearly reach those of September 1857
In reference to the burning of the Brscke nrdge Coal
Oil works in Kentucky sdvices lave been received bv
the Directors of the Company in this city from the Pres
ident who is at the works, in which il il estimated
that the damage will not exceed $4,000, instead Of
$50, 600 as reported.
The Eagle Fine Insurance Company have declared a
dividend OF 10 q cent, payable on demand.
The Eighth-avenue Railroad have declared a QUAR-
tery dividend of y cent, paysble at the Dry Dock
Bank.
The stockholders on the Hannibal and ST. Jos,nh
Railroad Company notified that An assessment of
So g share the capital stock is payable on the eb
OF November next. See advertisement
part of the iron for the Fremont and Indiana Raj.
road has recently been purchased through Me-srs.
CLARK Faulkner Of this city, and will 90 forward
immediately. We understand that &c miles Of the
road, from Fremont on Sandusky Bay, will be in on.
ers,ion before the lst of January.
The annual election Of the Bank Clearing Houss A.
sociation took place this afternoon No changes WERE
made in the officers.
Albert II. Nicolsys regular daily auction sale Of
Bonds and Stocks will take place Tomorrow
Wednesday,, q, ~ O'Clock, at the Merchants E..
change.
s. Diapers regular daily auction sale of Bonds and
Socks will take place tomorrow Wednesday,, at l2l
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Two forged certificates of deposit on the American
Exchange Bsnk-one for $l2 800 another for SIS 900
made their appearance in this city yesterday. They
were forwarded by the Bank of Pittsburgh to the
Mercantile Bank, but it is not known whether the
Pittsburgh Bank cashed them and sent them for sol
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l,ction. They were poorl,y executed, the worthless
mesa ofihem being detected instantly npon presentation
Tie Croton Aquedur. Departnien; has given n"'''
tut ~ T. cent Will ~ added to all unpaid water r-nt'
on the LIT Of November next, in addition 70 the v
cent add"d on the LIT Of August last.
We arr Indicted TO &. ID. Lyman, esq, OF the nas
Clearing i0ire for table compiled by him. showing
the circulation and net deposits specie and loans anu
discouIv Of the bank. Of this city from the i'' OF
January, 1885, TO the lst Of October, 1853. by ts II
aIpes.rs that the weekly average wac as follows;
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CnuRr CALENRAR-THIs Gay.

SupRIgI CoURi-CiRCUu--P L. -N"s llSI.
MI l2I7 1919 i22 I 1875 27 1922 ISL 1888 l951 1871
Iss i4l I.a3 i247 5l, 1888 257 ,2ls Part l-Nos 80
3e lO41 D. a. 1896 l041 lOsX 1854 itS, 1858, 1000 e. o
He's .t6g I07 r72 1914. lJ76, l. &C. FART t-No- 1890
tsg iO 1892 1894 1896 le, ii4 100, no. li2, li2, ll,
llat Iixs Il2G. il5n ilS(, Ilo4. 1855 . 49,
svpkihk CoUKI--SPECIAI TEKa.-Nos. Al to 3|,
". u,6l. 81, Is, 81. CO q, On ~, u, 40 NJ,
SUftRIOR COURT-Nos. 30, *, 81, W, VI, ~, 70,
N Va loI TO-. IA le5 100 H. lv9 IL, u.s. NO. Ill., l9 ~.
H ~ or.
COURT oF ConHOs PLEAs.-PART Mos. 2l6,
lf lsz7 To 1855 PART llNos t6S, 6'5, 1917
ss isl9 1870 lssi, 641 et is's. st5 1885, e47, lSs
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pn..cnurr, Arrived

Ia stean ,h.p Ha~@o~,a, fror Brs~es-cGl wa> n
Athoa. Frrdk. Sachs, II. W. ka--r, Maria BornAss =
Rrsdr III. L Tborschmidt, W. snd Aususta H,S.
Schwsrslose Louis Aors, pst.rn Ma line korsessr ~.
Bierusnn J. y. pesensr, T. ), hiridss Emile P,rn
N-nbrick Gustave Andre, H.Tman Frsnssce, Hsrnr -
Henrietta ksnsh, Elise Wrb~uat ri,r Josrph and 49,,
Gtermann, ksthde Am.ri H. = hmp--s. n. sal Nm A.
inson.
In 'shy Ha,kuuuv. from B~-"ia-w. Hsyvvi W..
Tucker.
0Ia ta,k Celest,a from Rsrer Ga~6d, ". c. "A c.
In of Boston, JOIN h. UPTON II Nrs.ior.
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The stock market exceedingly strong and active
in most Of the descriptions The impression Of the
street appears to be that prominent bull operator,
WHO was so successful last Winter is at the bottom OF
this movement and that is assisted by some of the
parties who have been recently leaning bears. We
cannot learn from the commission houses that the
public at large take much interest in the movement
Tie activity quite general throughout the list and
the advance alSo but most marked in Galena, which
went TO St. The business of the Boards WAS unusually
large and well distributed, and the quotations were
strong At and after the Second Board the market
was buoysnt Tie last prices are Erie, l6al6t; Cen
trail, s2t 4; Reading, 4sid /; Rock Island Railroad,
65i a 66; Panama, llslalls3 Pacific Mail, 1865 a
Ito; Tol.dc, 3l,s Hudson River, Pax Galena,
s5i aaji; Missouri, S5sas, &c.
The market for foreign bills closed quiet for the
steamer. sterling 1899 1857 Francs, 5.l5a5.12i.
Tie supply Of bills much larger much of it based
Cd the Cotton freely being purchased at the South.
Freq Is are unsettled. To Liverpool 100 bbls.
Flour at is. 3D. 50 square bales Cotton at 5-32d %
round do. do at 1921. To London: $50 bbls. Rosin
at Is 3d. 500 boxes Chess at 3Os.; 5000 bbs Crude
TurpeItine on private terms. To Glasgow: 2,OOo
bus. Wheat, shippers bags, at SD ToBremen; 1000
bbs Rosib at L.. We hear of charter OF brig OF
go tuns To Havana at $780, a schooner of $500
| bbs. capacity from Wilmington to New-iork, with
Rosin at Soc. and Spirits Turpsntine at Soc; brig
from Jacksonville TO Curacoa with Lumber on private
terms vess-l from Norfolk to Wndward Island,
with Slaves al $l3.
Tue business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$50 SC7 37-s55, OG0 from Customs Payments $l24, =
$40 3C-s5,ll3 Treasury Notes; Balance, sl0,S5l,-
csc 63.
| The Second-avenue Railroad Company declared q
second quarterly dividend to-day Of = cent payable
OH the 18th inst The business Of the past six months
| Us been as follows:
Receipts for July August and September S7lsl9 IS
E1ien'es. 4@Iz'o %
ssss2 10
DNlo-nd T. ccnt... Sl<o4t
Interest Oh d bt ................. tlzo- lSoos ="
Earnings toward next Jsnusrys dv'nd.. SHES 10
The aggregate to credit of the surplus fund is now
over $50 OCU. Ia addition to this the Company hold
si72s of its stock, which it is proposed Mt some
| proper tine herea ter shall be divided among the
| stockholders.
We annex a comparative statement of the exports
Exclusive Of specie from New-York to foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. l.:
ro.. for tie si,ss:so sfssi:so si,ssss Isl
Previously reported .65i22l2 52s59l95 ATS 3Ss
Since January l...s57,s sri $50 s46sll75 e@sS5 $50
The Michigan Southern Road earned in the fourth
week If September as follows:
| fsssrngeIs.. SS055
| nv. '''''''''''''''''''''''''''. 2s7iS
For the n,cnth Of september. 1855. se,1a
For the mouth of September. 1857 ........ zs5 sss
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AT kores Drovr.ys,ds West Albany Oct. g. is-i7o' Cs.
%l. Of medium 9usny bt fcw oues and
xo.s ruling about the a. last week. TO <ic D.
Nv. WEIGHT Eastern buyers not tsh,ps many usual
l2s SHEEP; sales ou1 g; 81 d+c y n
1870 Hoss-sope stalled but not very fsi SOD for g.
g., .. "a eli lr about 5a4 We notice sale u small lot Of
Dtst@ weisbiDs Sl4 n each, Al ~ ~ Pl@
WEST ALsAsY Monday. Oct 4, 1858.
The follow ipe . OF the number Of live stock re-
~sysd here VIA Railroad for the week ending this day
lnttIe.................S.I2O
Csite gong East ssog.. go
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so--' ID
OF thi. amount there natures previous To July |,
1859 500, $40 -. To meet The earliest maturing OF
these obligations the Company has now on hand in
cash money loaned on call and assets available a.
oLte $260O0, leaving bu, 81 SO j. to he provided
fr out Of the net receipts Of the next two moths, -
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ARRIVES.


Steamship Hsmmoua tisui. scrrw). Sebvenser, hsrsge
SEPT TO- via sou am;son I'd ud., md pas 70 ksnhdt
Go. Sept % lat 49, ion 10 pa.sd steamship Norm SAf
T. s. M Steamship Alabama q. R. sehenct. 6, hour from
Savannah mdse aud Jtss to :. L. MI bill son SUNDAY ~
at 80 m on Flynn Pau >nos.. ad steamer h'hoa;
| al 1880, steamer Isabel. heuce fr Havana rS.
Ship John Fyf Penber, 0i.'so" ePt j. mdse' pSA'''
Ship Alice tof Bath, Murphy Ga'sO" A"s g. "d'' to O"
Sbip Belle Wood Bush Liverpool 81 day.. coal to MsOhAa
Ga, o.: vessel teJ; A. h'o.w' ,s.v.
Bar, Leland lot B,-tot) Humphrey. savs n. days lan'
Ses TO p W,ysps of IKrnnebun Curtis c.ao June ~
I, %.1s Side Of SrwYO nr ; Jay IA "A F,uls.a
,,1Td 70, a ssan s' yoF .a We lost "
Bari teIe.s iof BO.toD ho%., h.tlsr.t River 0.ns.
br Msrssret for romance. Ls,t american vesSh
inst, lot 80 49, Ion. n 81 spoke brig Ge0 y wilam'dsSH'
'I Bf. Black Swan tof Geor,.,own, \ CO Podss osr-
town $; C.. day: navel ',,ns e Doos bunee
s,hr j. w. Fsuikhu Boston ~. ud'c W Ds~ns
scsr r.. II. vemyes. Tyler, vrrin. days potatoes "
schr Sarah Bruep, Douglas Wilmington, C. days eoisa
schr g. j. Jones, Cro~eH, Ba;iu.or, days. coal
Schr. BaDysro, Stl.s Virginia 2d.y.. ~o"d
Schr. Emerson, Burton Edent L. n e. days shins~S
schr Ned Henderson, Wilmington, n C.. tdsy., nsvsl sss
schr Hsrk,way Orb Firth. Bermuda sept a. snow rOsts
Mddl.,on Co SEPT a. lar "a IS ION. O. 80 ,P3ks ~ ~.
out all well Cspt. Firth rcpods severe nurricsns ct b
muda 8 5. w the I'D y ~, but did not rsrn ~
sebr Dr. Kane, Ryder aiadletowa c., in bsas, 70 u.a'-
scbr. Ada Herbert tnsw.), - New'fisven, in hsi'sT
schr. Locliel, Gray. D. a, tor salrD
schr. Gauges, Giahrs RonaOut for Boston. ~ ~
Sehr. coon, Crann-r Alexandra 4dasr, cool 10 r. W
s,hr VIM Bsmen Parker Virginia days wood 70 master.
schr George Davis Tusds-, chA''ston day" e"''0" !"
scEr PslIa iinm Avery, AIbsn, for New London.
schr. Louisa DrinAwstrr from hondOnt Tor sAra, 0o
10 days, hsh 10 JsnIss HuLtrI.
schr Norwe rian, Cns.r. H,ncout for Boston.
schr. J X Bailey. Hopkins. vusIn'a days, wood. n
Ssr Walter Raleigh, ruttl., sasainah Gays co'SA'
c. Murray.
chr. Hampton, Bell, Alexandria Gays, coal
schI j. Forsyth, Holme- ALEXANDRIA days coal
schr NJ A. PredInor. Prednr,r-, Virginia days, woos
Schr W. Williams, Atsins Vugris zdsys. wood. Ia.
Steamer Boston Srl-~, Philadelphia and Cape asy H
and lass. to r. Perkins. lila
steamer Charles O.sood, Smith, Horwieb and Newb'e'-
mdse. 20 r. II. Rockwell ol.u
Steamer Osprey Kenny, Providence udse to Isaac o's
sAILED-ships Pruceton, Bell New-Oresn-i 5o1sSs
Chief -; brig. Peerless ibrD Hilton, Yarmouth :" ~
Abby Taylor, Graham Aspnwsl
BELOW-Bsrk Elizabeth, urnberlosdsd. and eGh
from Africa.
wIND-Duhns the day, n.
by Telegraph. 49,,
BOSTON Oct. 6-Ar. steamship Wm. JENKINS hS"
Baltimore: bsrL ssrasos.a ~, o., NewOrean. a..
CHARLES1 On, Oct. 4Ih. 81 sn'hip Aa'"n' r~'''
dali IA, 81
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Cnr.r or APPEALS, Oct 5, 1s5s.-Bennet'. re-:
,pod-ut Van sik- appellant motion u o.,nn" apprai
$3.50 a,gup,,ut Of No. concluded. No T. Hubbard, re-
.ooud,nt ast W,bser appellant Mr. : ; Merritt counsel
- .ursi.su Mr. join unsrl For respondents Jioe
,t y,y.r,ed No. 10 J.. a. q, passed Nos 81, A. or
No rs Shauk and others agt shoenakcr appellant Mr. ieoLee
a. tltrr counsel appellant Judgment ny draut No
Can respondent, syt, KNAPP, appellant M Jensius
~ for app liant Nj Jsnrs w GOver c"uDs T esp1Dd
an, No IN yicke,s apd others Blydrnbufgh appellant
ARGUMENT Juage Hand council tOr appellant Mr. H. A. Cam
counsel for re.pond,ut oo =, *, on %, DC %,
Cal.ndrr tr Oct. G. lSS-Nos. -, ~ 81, 80, 81,
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MarkefS-CAs1vvLLv RsposrxD ,op r-ss rssrSx
TurspAy, Oct. $ i5iA
ASHES-Tk E.rk., il suirt but 6rfn sAlss o Pots and
Pssrls .; S.
COPPER New Shesthins aud rrkncd Iist a. wr a. Vel
"" h,tA quiet and pro.s uDrhs f-a Ia "d topper 80
NO ,slrs II isuo . Lea'y SheatLinr at .c.easn.
COT1 ON-Thers s tar ensrd ioI tfsnsia sts tau
pres Parcels n. sp; dG SALE Of -" tales NC 10
iis to IN Tb. sa.s since n ut have been H"
BARS. of which 400 in tras Tue eSpors fr iae
san Rod have BE-, 6II bsi"s ~ Lvrpo w. hAre
5.f. ana Bremen e4a. W. quo;.
sGw Yoah cLAssi.icsrI.s
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BY Erie Rs.,oad-3S2 pkg. Pr .vus 80 DO. Lax n.
do Cheese, rs d. Better. ID 4 Sc - DO Ass.s a.
bels Flour lis Do Wh1sy, s. d.. coh,.l 100 "a 60
10 bush Wheat, 1872 do rs 81 y "a. 70 Do SsIry
bal,s Wool 50 do HI mp. 40 .ir. L. 4hes.
Nv ksyA Ksrey BoaE-ti 40 plb- o@i, q. 90 la NJ
1850 DO Out. 81 eco 10. Corn. i,Sn 70 eye, - n -
40 d. Provisions. Ice d.. Oh 'st-. 10 DO Wh.al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
We take the following from William T.
Co.'S N.w-York Cotton Circular:

CEog-The has been fne At The s9uh ps
well which has enabled planters secure the pa As' goa
condition bu Las changed The pE-vsihns opinion q 20 %
Ultimate result; Of the crop Fine we.tnr5 ios sn
counts re.y,d during the past week confirm our lie. that The
top crop will IL !xa; one. and tnst 10 SUM ~ f
ina. v II be completed By end Of O,t.o-r "a, 40.
RscTIrrs for the week g. 100 ba and .nce 81 sep, t"
bales The receipt. have been free beyond -. -
con,id.rius the ng the ports actors nave ss
been .el.. We look for both 20 couture uh' soogt
Christmas A. .oon however enough Cotton hs o-en 900
o. meet ;h. maturing obgstious Of factors III Decsf and
January Their is likely b. lees free -elns lnr 0us 81 "a.
receipt. in Charleston and Savannah for shp"ut Z" tae
the Cotton having o~eh oou1ht
in ID. Interior mark OF GrorsIa AID south tiso4nA
Fxpr,. fr the week Gr,st Britain s" hA-s frsnce
1900 other foreign ports p NEXT week Ihsr- al D. h.hs
.rport ell points. Duriux the week ending on fdAy a IN
NJ. or. aus "a. cle.rance- fr CIes. Britain 0ny ZOO
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ee, all liabilities maturing prevloss u .1n S ,.o -.
OF IA. bonds falling due uly /, 1879 $!"'vV g.
is,ucd to enable u. TO take up bonds maiuflni - -,
- rrslizrd IN time 10 meet obligations - 'hrS
nsilred. IT,
ar ul,.,le bonded debt natures "a follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06

The following are the Currency, Land Warrants,
and Specie quotations for the week, corrected for US
from the rates at the banking Office Of Me.sr,.
Thorn uson Brothers: