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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

DEciDEDlr CooI.-The follwing dis.
patch was sent to New York, by the wires
on Saturday evening. '"''' ''''
81 lent you, one year ago tonight. four
dollars eighty cents. II you have
not had it long enough please keep it q
year longer" '4 | '' y"
We give the answer--It is icy ,s
"Had forgotten it, and hoped you had.
Let her run another year" 70" -''' '''|
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

If you would have on idea Of the ocean
in storm, just imagine four thousand an.
hills and four thousand mountains oil
drunk. chasing one another over newly
,plouged ground, with lots Of caverps in Il
for them to step into now and then.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23
EA lady was requested bv bache

@A lady was requested by bache-
lor who was somewhat advanced in years.
to take seat on his lap while in a crowd
ed sleigh, "No, thank you," said sh ..
"I'm afraid such an old seat would break
down with me."--Old bachelor looked
funny. a5..s- -4} easd sed isi14shf5p
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

as Miss ,Blinkins at home ?" asked
Mr.. Saunders Of The Irish qirl who an
swered the ring At the door. 'iYes I
b'lave she Is sir" as she engaged 9''
can is It engaged you say ? Fair. an I
can't tell you sir, but she kissed Mr.. Vim
cent last evening as II she had never seen
the like Nv him, an It's engaged. I b'lavs
they are, sii.'' 1908 'A-'A' .-'' W ''''"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

The Wife.

The Wife.
On ea,th 10 man there is but one Q2
His heart can love-his soul can own
Though myriads fit before lis view,
There is but one to whom he's true
That one can sway him to and fro;
Can make him drain tbs cup Of woe; "'
Can give him joy, or blast his life = +.
p And that ones name is simply wife.
But in that name world is sphered,
A,world by all beloved, revercd, ~ $3.50
Who have the sense TO know its worth
And spurn the gaudy joys Of earth |; ,a
For that full! heart in her dear breast
II rightly prized-eternal rest
Isnot with blissful sweets more rife, q
Than thai tpurs heart-a loving wife.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

A gentleman Of the name of Man, re-
siding near private madhouse, met ono
Of its poor inhabitants, who had broken
from his keeper. The maniac suddenly
stopped, and, resting upon large stick.
exclaimed, "Who are you, sir ?" The
gentleman was rather alarmed. but think
ing to divert bis attention by a. pun, re-
Piled q am a double man; am Man BY
name, and a man by, nature" care
you SO rejoined the other; t"why I
am a man beside myself, 50 s0s two will
fight you two" He then knocked down
poor Man, and ran away.aoilp8i4isib Nh
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23
NUMBER 20.
Take the Papers.

,.-t Take the Papers. ",
I knew two men, as much alike ''1
Ase'er you saw two stumps, fl'et
Andno phrenologist could find agA
A difference in their bumps.
.s eFati b mm0A 10 no9 adF N&
One takes the papers, and his life I'm
Is happier than a kings: ry 10y
His children all can read and write
' And talk 81 men and things '~s %
The other took no paper. and ~ hal .,,i
While strolling through the wood,
A tree fell down and broke his crown.
And killed him, as it itshould. '9' zh'i'
'N Had he been reading of the news,
is9t At home, like neighbor Jim, lasElog
aa III bet cent that accident lssgseI
3 , Would not have happened him NJ
Why don't you take the papersf Dos&s
~ oi lNorfrom the printers sneak, Quisy0g
Because you borrow of some other csi1
A paper every week.
aWra, s,Y ,aE 3fl r. .oBO
For he who takes the papers. =
''E And pays his bills when due, Us''
Can live in peace with God and man.
M i And with the printer too. Ioll gfssq
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

u There is az individual in Carnavon 90
sharp thath he uses his shadow tssplt fire.
wood. He is the same fellow who lis 80
long headed that if takes an idea six
months to get behind hiiss ears.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

.vo Among the articles announced for sale
in one oftbis weeks auctions, weHper-
pceive an article entitled a. "mahogsny
child's chAir.''0 The fathersof thisg won
derful infant mnst belong gtoistbs Wood
family oil aoit o. gsaoi5s1 ybqno1q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23
equal and Exact Justice to A-speca Fayors to None"
1 UPPER sANDUsKY, OHIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1858.

who had been delicately and tenderly
reared in comfort and luxury, by one Of
the best Of motfers--a mother who with
a broken heart, had faded away, as she
saw her once noble husband descending
step by step toward the drunkard's pit Of
degradation. .u.se ,..-. a..i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

go The woman who undertook to yscour
the woods has abandoned the, job. owing
to the high price Of soap. The last gly that
WAS heard Of her she was skimming shs
seas. ..5 ,-.,.. ..,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

Transcendentalism is two Pho1es ina
sand. d.bank--a storm washes away the
sand. bank without disturbing the holss.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

IA A punster challenged sick man'svots
at d recent election. on the ground thai
be wssanM legal voter. .srobalw asd'
sodT ".nsdi o;ai ass o. Hadi nasil e'ai
os ssrsli:i hes GesJ . lev ;sszss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-04-23

aaial 9w asdi osf9Iq o T1b1sh $40 g9tli
.1ssy 1ss Coes 30 "a b5A s.s z-dI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14
OUR FAMILY MARKET REpop

The Washington market dealers sill complain of dull
tines and cannot for the light sales they make
daily to the retail grocers, compared with the busne
dore in previous years. The further the season ad
vsnces the worse business sppesro to be.
Pos'oes are down 10 lower point than they have been
In this city before for years They were selling 10 the
retail dealers yesterday for 81 90 per barrel and the
market sutted From every quarter the news is tbs, the
yield Of potatoes this year will be There has
been lse rot observed but only in low lands and rich
clay sos. The late potatoes however, are unaffected
Tomatoes have gone down with rush this week Lat
week We quoted them at 81 per basket this week the
wholesale dealers are glad to get IS per basket and
the prospect liz that they will be cheaper STILL Green
corn also cheap only 81 cents per 100 being asked
while cucumbsrs be got for Is cents per 100 All
vegetables share with the leading articles being lower
this week.
Peaches coming In from Delaware primo oally The
mporatiors from further south the season
me dealers a general thing losing peaches
The faee are light and the price is beyond means of
the poor About 2,6C0 baskets In from Della ware
during the week. There very few peaches m fran
JeYtey.
Mea1 are generally lower this week. Primo cuts for
The hotels and superior boarding houses demand
There IL but little new 10 note In hsh rbs market ia
filed with boiled crabs and lobsers, which would be
well for the public 10 avoid We learn from coed suhor
that any Of these crabs dead before hens boiled
and 10 eat them under these circumstances Is almost sure
boil the yourself then there danger Oysters arc
ctmiug INTO favor AGAIN slowly.
There nothing new 10 ro,s In other provisions An.
ncxed are the
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rsrsc.IIaneous and p,s.,t,r,.

SIR RosKss, Martin, hence Cor I9ndou Will. 'rsss.ux
down The loser bay Ihursdsy. touched Rouud sao sw
Of the West Bank and got OF By the assistance o. ea
tugs
QUICK Psssior-Thc steamship Bremen, Capt Vessel.
which sred hence the 18th u arrived at Bret IN Al AN
the aoh thus making the passage about troIve and
half days time. This Ia an excellent pssssRe for
stesmer.
sIrassHr prsssrLvasrl Philsaeiphis from Richmond
reports lTHinsi, at AN vessel snnposad 10 he n
steamer burned 70 the vaieras edge above the
Lieht ship with sohr Alongside, rendering ssss;ancs
BiRE Iosco 81 eelem before reported wrecked. wnsa
ton and salem " NV
B.Hs bLz, before reported from rurts rssui. for 81
Me, IN 1888, and owned In Passport
hrtG Wrsr lNDttr Cook from view Orleans for Havana
on he ,h mt IN gong down tho river when about four
boat Ocean, sganst the bsnk AZ prose her rs dey OF
enc had 10 return 10 tho city for repairs
scns tvfnetApy on the Boiler Rock below rewhuryport
snd e hoe Gibbs and flows through her sbe dschsrs
ing lsih into lighters
scua AsHoRr-cap, Mason Of scsr Empire Providence
shout isree miles 70 Sc weswsrd Of Horizons FONT Long
have been there but shs time rhe sy bead on, Win boz
ven out ard stern deep the water her name, which con.
guishes shortly sfsr psssins her blow heavy
from NNE
Cons duly the ship Manchester Anderson Of and for
& 1T% aoesssS Sp discharge SaS
dry dock fog repairs.
o,rprrr. July s-rhe -sip Bussi.v. Ro-- hsacr Cor
View York erouneed TIE sands, IN, aoscd OF,
lowed into Pensrth hcods
wbsiep,sr.
W. Sec Fort srrivals
from Helene wshs Of sss bb rb OIL SO do sp 600
ne hopy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

;hs defen ssnis Tom opsnog tasr eve,s buildings for
exhibiting tss sren psrorms7e -, ana from iucsing
Of The Defendants dely nAtr eir buildings theatres
conducted 3 su;a i ma, matter dOoos whether
theatres within the me- ~aus o. he ssatass TAe main DO
jscs Of The detsedsA conducting their susnssA doss
not appe TO ee o the purpose Of theatrical exhibitions
wrho we me- nne Of the statute but for The sale Of
fresnmens OF various Kinds and whore there is dosb:
upon the lain fset which tho complaint Ia foundeA
would not be proper grsut injunction In the frat in.
sian0.. II e only when tho building is admitted 10 be
bere place Of amusement, within the meaning of the
1ute hes such In order should be made Where there
doubt 10 whether the haidng 10 or no, used for
theatre and tho main business conducted therein IN OF
diereu. cnarsrsr, appears To proper 70 wal!
upt1 hSt fac q ascertained upon trial before order
made directing the psse OF business OF tho defendants
to be closed The stasuse Of 1889 applies 70 buildings de-
veted entirely to this object How FAR the plaintiffs will
be fble to chow that the defendants como within the pro-
visions OF sc must depend upon procr offered
usi Uider the andavts submitted q; this time IL is
30 aousut that 90 not feel warranted in granting the
moEonn. Motions denied without costs.
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Attack on /. baltimore Newspaper Once.

tror1 The Baltimore sun, Ausiht 10
About Rail- pst eleven O'Clock yesterday morning thr
men, named Jsmes Madison, Paul Psciie aud tssorre
Doueop, called ~ The c q o. the Exh1.Os ne spape- "A
soe notinesst corner o. Baltimore and North srees
nsteS there Wa copy 81 the issue o. "Wednesday 10
be had N EdE y Carter toe ofce aud toa r. sm
thtfe DOT, except hc file paper which they could
10 local paragraph relating 10 the 81 kchses excursion
sTrsy q Ncpcsy last and cemanied the suihor which
NJ Ntfter dectrcd ~ give he then asked VINO
we'ethe repores q TIE pspes sbose be also
oiiDed 70 rive, bat rave The oames OF the publishers A.
coon osmArdet. He vas then wked rho wrote The
psraFrapn knd replying that nc cid not know. nsisou
roshea behnd i.e eountcs sezel Mr. Carter by the
sDd orts sfevtiver Pscde and Cogson then went be-
hnd The counter sut The kssc1 the on ,e bJy 40
eer.d lat DC gave any aarn ne would shoot him.
me, ne s' Ss., .ns neonss ne g1OI lo.arsshm
when tap'sn Mitchell, Who standing on toe corner
ran in aud to0k hold Of Ma3ob ssansi whom Mr. Carter
VA ~ sttutgpg Aflsr the nrs, assault number OF
the 1sooates PUSHED IN and threw missiles A store
weighing home SIX or eight pounds " thrown 10 sud
yrssbed the clock which hung agtinft the north wall
Durilg che attack Captain Mtcboll vss several tines
struck. aud once the ad rsand which hurt
him considerably. lie nosever he'd firmly 70 his man
onicCr, Roe sUd john sheror ~ IN ume snd ehe
ana Captain ~ took placoe slnng with him rhey we're
taken tho cce Of Jcsuce wears, VINO released them
81 coo bail for further bearing Monday arernooa
Bench warraDN were subsequently, issued from the
Criminal Ccurt for tie arrest OF the parties Captain
Mitchell Sss PROMPT n the performance Of ms duty aud
bul Tor he timely presence - hard 70 tel what the
suii mghl have been Cspt@io Muse, Of The navy,
" ie cco 81 The time, ana Of tie party spDroachcd
MN ara used outrageous language, Mt the same time
pintng p'fto 10 hs brssst, ard telling bin % drsr.
.Apan huse was unarmet but they dif Ma no personal
mJIN, tcf we're g. Der q he others hurt rDe damage
70 We furniture vas bat slight The affair room collected
.sis' 'for 2, anc there cons5 cradle excitement,
%. ln sn1 ZINE al was quiet and Toe crowd dspersed.
inc Ac'ng wager, JOhn c Ford, Eco, wss soon pre-
eebi ana gave o'oers Tor the arrest Of all who we're
tboN9 70 De cGcerncd In the assault aud further 81
I.o.ss nv suoeri poce foros should be % pre-
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The IVES, Warrington MarA,, c,,,.
sUPHEAE coUsr-sPECIAL TERN.
before Hon. Tgdre Cierto

Before Hon. Judge Cerke
Arcr1 i3-7hs People a, ne relation ~ Ia, 7.,aor
and O'osn W Brennan Is ne Mayor, &C.. Of N,o ycvt =
receiver appointed IN this case by Judge p.v,s.
from which decision The Defendants have sppesied. and
the fh Of August Judge uerke grated stay Of pro
ceedres, add the motion 10 vs,sie ne latter a,
der Ifter argument the Court modified the order ,.v,s
prUcsedm ga By allowing TIE receiver " collect the rert
Of The market pending the appeal wrhout preiudoe III
Tie Defendants right 70 make motion al any time before
The hesrrr st the general term 70 modify the rights no
srsnte5 ~ the receiver
rSLTcTSssD THEATRES AND SALOONS.
Before Hon. Judge IBershan.
ne Mar00y5 q Ne Soofefy fer ne RefovtzS,- q ~.
resfle Deis-qaents ldo,pA Renhdyf ard Ohsys- ~.
sams -. c = gas.acAs-Tze Same rs Wn Bolsl--In
fbese gases motion made for On pjancNou restraining
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The following table gives comparative statement OF
the imports Of foreign dry goods al Ner YORK for the
week and since Jsnuaryi-
For me .ceek 1856. 1857 1888
Entered al the port. s2,s34,102 a3ls psi 2ss3 Ola
Thrown on msrked. 2,5ls,3s9 3,esoo5 1901 iii
Sine Jan. J.
EDiorea q the rOrt e2ssl ,os o.oasq74 az sao 900
THROWN on market 62,tso,bQb e7,oSO3,7 433ee,25o
The shove statement shows that the amounts OF foreign
Dry goods imported as week md hro~u apo1 theusrse
ww. Rsdsr Lace IsI Ibs seue psrys y ENi; sey are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

COLONEL 5. A. L0CKRIDGE.-The editor of the
lndspola (rexss) Courier recently hal conversation
With Colonel Iectrdge in which the latter tbat
coDsidsrs himself badly treated BY the Walker
ser party, and ha. he has facts 10 his possession which
VIII present the MISTER In controversy very different
light from that which hes been presented the lubc
I n his Intention 10 pubsh these facts for his own vpd
cation and that the public may be acquainted with the
true history OF matters pertaining the evera Scsra
guam expeditions After fh "; visit his father a.
GONZALEZ he will proceed 10 New Orleans for the purpose
ind cated.
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morning were $laaos 10 os, and the balances,
$7as,l7S AZ. The Metropolitan certificates remain
at g, 900.
The Ssuyvess.ne Insurance Company have de-
clared serniannuai dividend of seven per cent,
payable on and after the Goth inst.
The Keokuk Qowa) Journal Is informed, upon
good authority, that payment is refused on State
warrants, on the ground that there is no money in
the treasury
The earnings of the Michigan Southern road for
the first week in August were $3l ,6S3, against
s3l $40 last year, showing small gain.
The following card appears in the Cincinnati pa
pers of the l2th:-
CsuxxArI, August IL, 1855.
Miami and Columbus and xsnis rssosd. have this day
restored the rate from Cincinnati 10 New York q twenty
doars and from Cincinnati v all other eastern points the
same rates are maintained established by the
General Ticket AseniA Association n their Indianapolis
meeting. ]. DURAND,
Supt L. n. h G. hX.RR
D. McLAREN,
6up't O. h. d. r. r.
We are informed that the rumor some time since
current of trouble having arisen between the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad Company and its employees
is without foundation.
The revenue Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
for July was as follows:-
Main Stem. ". ~, Va. W9h: Dr. Total;
passengers. .Sof 40 I,1o9 x9,aIS ~,
Freight 263, 295 A,lI3 S61 276 CSC
fetal. .b3l0,722 l6,s02 3S,l4f 1864, 269
The revenue of the past month as compared with
the same period last year is as follows =
Main Stem. ". W., Va. WGsA. Br. Total.
1855. .$3lo,122 1902 3s,.A 3o5 ,269
lSt1...... 407LS3 37y2I6 444 400
Decrease. S9S461 Increase. 92s 95 533
The above table shows falling of, as compared
with the corresponding month Of last year, of
sos ,46l 60 on the main STEM and an increase of
1928 "a on the Washington branch, which leaves
comparative decrease of $685. 33 80. The revenue
received from the Northwestern Virginia road for
the month of July, was sl64O2 81, which leaves the
net decrease $79,l30 "a.
The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports are
made shown by their last statements, is as fol.
lows
Leans. Deposits Specie Circut;oa.
n York Aug $40 se2 ISL 9oss 47s s5iss s+4 77si4s
Boston, Aug o.. 56095,slo 2lU5.5l9 89s5626 xSS22
lphia DO 2t542 29l II 6s62 $50 5ete5o
N orns July 81 n0lL6l6 Is 262 73 1O992 las 1919
Total s2l3 s4s $50 l4s 7O7 2 1885 1877 q $40 or
Last week.. az 57262 las ~ S24 o. Gil 90l Is l22 7
The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans
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Hcusc lot O. cor Of Grand Och sts., wmsbg 80 ttC
lot n. q. 18th street, 25xsS 9............. 2bcC
By James NJ. Muller & Co.
lot on 4th avenue, near 10th st 26x90 ooC
Hou,e ant lots corner of sh and Seth st
LOT co ~ street, near 9th svenue, 24x9S 2OoC
lots On ]s4sh street, near 9th avenue box99 49,. 276
lots adjonisgs.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc
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tanaosn was IN moderate request, with sass az about
aOa AGO bbls within the above range OF prices South.
ern brands were come iesb active, while sales were
confined 10 about 200 bbs closing a, our quotations.
RE hour vas hrm, with moderate sales Corn meal was
dull, and saes limited, At quotations Wheat continued
firm Tor all good grades. The sales embraced about
$1,000 bushels, incudirg red winter Western, at o. 10;
white Western as 22h while Canadian at sf IA south.
ern red prime, VI 80, and Southern white at 81 IS
Milwaukee club Al e4c 81 OIL and lows spring a, p4c
tc; new white souihern nj f1 so Corn-rbs salas en-
brsoed about 600 buahels consisting manly Of Western
mixed, ursound 70 sound do ~ 70c "a No. and Western
yellow ~ SEC southern white 81 o0c and Sor,hern
yellew do. al geo. Rye-Sales OF 5000 bushels we're
made at $50 Gate were steady, with saes OF State and
Western ~ Sic b3e The following table, irving bs ro
cepts and exports for the week ending to-day s taken
from VIM. g. Cuttings -four and gram circular -
Bbls Bushels BUshels Bushels Baph Bt,h
flevr. Wheat. Rye Cmys OATS parIsu
Canal. oitoe $4,000 os77 29S,sls 1SOs5o s,ois
oihcr.. 15'iSs Is,iGi seFss Q0s5a -
- -
Tott1.. s6,7s1 217A7Q qS7T 275 4cs leo 100 q o1a
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CITY COsmERCIaL REPORT.

FrIDAY, August I3-eP.M.
AsHEs-The sales embraced ABOUT 100 bbs, Including
py's al &C., and pearls at CSC.
BREhDsIUFrs -Four--rhe market for reiscted brands
Of state and Western easier while extra staadard
grades were IN good demand and firm. The sales en-
brsced sboui II 900 bb within about the following quo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

STRIKE ON RAILROAD-THR EMPLOYEES Spike
THE ENGINES gsH rsArK.--rhe Cincinnati Gaselts says
that on Tuesday afternoon the engineer employed the
Terra 6aute und Alton Railroad 'struck for tner paw,
the company being 1t In reported Eve month"; arrears
They toox possession OF freight An lis arrival Terra
Hsute spd running upon side track spiked TIE wheels
IN the track Every engine that within reach
Was served In the same way One engineer ~ho refused
10 JON in the strike, attempted 70 the gauntlet
his maoene but falling 70 get away, was ssen rom the
also advised that Tuesday large number OF engineers
Assem- oled Ut Windsor, small stat On the road, and
that Mr.. Rsypor, Vice President o. the Company went
there for the purpose OF enectiug compromise max
ing rome arrsnseme oy which the running the road
could be resumed From cause personal difficulty
epsued and 10 the melee Mr. Rsynor was badly ujured
For the amount due prevous To June the employees
ceveo tue scrip OF the company with the understanding
that the Juue pay roll should be quidated cash. but
the embarraeemenA OF the road bad business and floods
CT that month rendered cash pay irnpossbily
The men were offered hall cash and half scrip, which
they refused, and hence the difficulty which xrd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

TIE MUSICAL JrmLss The participants in the grand fes
h~alas Jcnes' sod ~ero favored With bright though
rather WARM day yss'e'aay. Should the her prove
equally propiiious to-day an unprecedented number OF
people Of all ages, raions will most likely
sernbe In The cspscious park to hear the charming sounds
produced through the fundamentally of Msrezek An
schultz and other eminent artists. Bssies the beat of
music we are promised Gels ehame, scrobatic enter
siDmeots, splendid illumination and an elegant display
Of fireworks,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

1ot'l.. s6,7s1 2l7a7s 9s77 275Acs leOio2 sons
The exports Of -four and grain Tor Tho week ending AN
guar ioh have been 39n0 Dbis nour, l84 100 bushels
wh,ai, 100 bushels c9rp,
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City Policies.

H"E"N OON"NhSsIVNAL U7sIHfCI'
private CAUCUS was held an Wednesday evening, IN
toe Third Congressional district by the Americans and
republicans for the purpose Of deciding upon candidate
70 represent the above district Quite number OF
were susees.ed the most prominent George Nor
ton, Guy g. Peiton and John Fry. Mr.. Ffys friends
were srgey in the majority and understood that his
psme ID DC gsd - the only upon which the oppo
ston will be able 70 naite. The democrats about
hold Caucus IN the Same dstfice The candidates are
Benjamin Wood, Daniel E Scklcs and Hiram Naoridge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

The amount Of notes in circulation is go 400 255
being decrease of fl9637 ard the stock of bull
lion in both departments is Git 2e2 SOC, showing an
increase of f49s69, when compared with the preced.
ing return.
Safturfh ura 10 In Ii. ..irn.l,r .a-..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY, August l3--,

FRIDAY, August 1876 p. NJ.
We have this evening the mails from Halifax; but
they contain little beyond the summary sent on by
telegraph The latest advices from Liverpool report
the stoppage of Messrs w. B. Jones & Co., ship
wrights. The liabilities believed to be small
The return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the 18th of July gives the following results
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

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