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Tw" l'"ii,ES and furY ,'rNrH if NOT paid within
! six months, and Tnr!,: D";Isi;s if ,ot paid be-
fore the rnl oil the year. All subscriptions not
limited 1T the tim" Of Subscribing, viii h.. CON.
si'"r"'! as indefinite, AMI will he continued until
arr'ara.r> paid, at tn. "i,, ION of the Pro-
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"|y he accompanied with The G'~h
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| Ihon-h We have II penalty for nnnpnyni"nt
of subscriptions To our paper when due" ii la,
not been ri-idIy cNIc'cd by oar predecessors ::
! and w", I" some extent. have followed tn II ,X-
ample. Reasons satisfactory 10 "mrS,v,; have.
! lei iiS 1" the crav:riium l.ai We should in oil
/ cases !a!"rcr tl" penalty. We therefore. give.
notice that on and after the 1T nf Api! i."xt
! w" >l'al! char;c for all subscriptions ,r: paid
within -iN m"uiiS. so. aud $500 if nr paid
within "n" year. lh".' who CON" forward and
settle before liza, tim" may save something. lut
those i!ir n":"ct until after our ru!" y",.< into
elect, may rely upp paying !"r ti,c: negligence
! the full amount Of Tie penalty.
iAlcr"nc', too, has iau. i: that there should
! b" some rl;n.." ina!r for Obituary Notices r>-
/ "rc'lim:; certain "m.'h. V" shall, in Future,
ch"r-s" ilI" 'Nc"sS over on" SQUARE" a; ::y~r,iS.
n@ Rates, 1" h' charged - lin: party " 10 v:rrs
| ii in III" paper.
| The above terms hav" hrcn agreed to bv ,l,.
i'r"i'ri"'"r> of III" Abi,cv!. i;n.nct aud Iod..
pc"@""i Pr%<.
RATES OF A0vE-2s TG--:c3-lJc;.
! Til" i'r"i:i";"rS OF the Aip"vill" H,n..y and
| L"h hp'm''m Pr,>%, have rS,nlhr.!,",l ,h. ti,n,y
lnr rates Of Advertising; IT, be- charged in hu.I,
. papers:
| Livery Advertisement inserted E,r !":s fine
han 'hr,." 'n,n;hS, will l." CHARGED l> th- ir>"r.
ti"n N One Dollar Ter Siu::r. q in"h--:hr
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Ho! for Chick Springs!i

]. i. rOOI. az CO, will be at the Green
vile Depot with good C"nvryancrs and careful
Drivers, t" carry Passengers and their Baggage
to the Springs They will also run
II DALEY LINE or .S1.1GE.S
To and from the Springs, leaving Grccnvillc at
o'clock. 4. NJ. Fare 81.
May II, 1857 IF
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"a III MILLS.
IOWA WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA
E,AND OFFICE,
ct DURuQuE In1IrA

n 9A;IlCULAE attention paid 10 the loca,;no
ID "i l.a',! Warrants for persons South, on
,,'' ~. i'n"$, selected Timber and Prairie Lands.
"'''h'S '"',hr" l" settlers on one years time at
l" per cent. Interest, charging SI.5 pcr 49,
tor ar'"nI. T"xrs paid Collections made unI
rtni''"d for !" Sight Exchange. Money loaned
h h'ch rates %! Interest. Investments made
ncurr"nt money hnuwht &c
k"irrS TO WV. g. DAVIS, Esq, Abbeville
G. H., =. G..
Srpt 3, lSJG. % ,f
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l-icc IaiSt.
Stl1clS 8IEiIlSS,
GreCnVille District.

M; TIE Subscribers I'avin. purchased -. -:
IL that c!l-kn"wn AMI ng-cs,nblisl.cd Lii
Summon Resort, Chicks Springs.
within ln miles uf t:r,."uy.. have put I'M.
premises III iii" mos, ll"rru-h repair. They are
determined I" SEhic no rii"riS I" make the
SPRINGS all tl:nt can hc DESIRED whether 10
III" invalid seeking health, or ,losc in sI;;rst Of
pleasure.
The salubri",is ana invisora,ing qualities of
thrS" waters having been well known to tl,c
travelling public for i!'c last twenty wears il is
d""'nr'l unnecessary 10 enter into detail: but
any further into:nai;un or reference will hc
carefully furnished upon application to either nl
the pi"i,:i"!ors.
Thr lIorE!. will he open for the reception of
visitors o.. III" Ist of June, and will bc KEEP,
open during the season.
IL gives Ills pleasure 10 add that the former
Pr"pric,"ls, the Messrs. CHICK. will spend their
summer at III" Springs, and will be glad to see
their mary friends there.
J. r. IIENERY.
+. TAIBIHD,
j. BURSEY.
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Che AbhcuiIlc Is auucr,

Published Every Thursday Morning, by
DA VTS &c CREWS.
w. G. DAVIS. Editor
| i. b. CREWS, WS,................ Publisher
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Land for Sale.

Land for Sale.
fHllE Subscriber is the authorized Agent, of the
l. parties interested, to sell The real estate of
JOSEPll AIKEN, deceased. The trart of
Land Is valuable, adioins lands of DR. Ward
law, DR.. Livingston, aud others, OH Culhoun's
Creek, and contains about
72O Acres.
lr"rcrty-nrgrocs-us well as cash will be
taken III payment.
Applications for purchase can be made to the
Agent: who lives at Cokcsbmry.
JOHN w. SUBER.
June @ 1857 If
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Notice to Legatees.

Mackey Council, B.. &sS:'M.. .
.tTNHE}Reghhr meeting of',bist tCoincil will be
I Il held, the Third 1psdnesaay Might of oucI,
Month. r .. - & r., - = sS8e<5 : =
s Extra meetings will be called at any time TO
suit tha convenience Of Companions sfrom The
country; Ass J. ,G.f fBASKIN, Recorder.
E & Oct t2s; 1857 t2T If a
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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE
II E*lil> Great l"nrnaI Of Crime and Criminal.
= IN IT'S w"li'h Year. and is widely cir.
"uai"d throughout the country. n c,r,.;ns IN
ia" .,r"'t j ria>. Criminal Cases. and appronr.
ave r'''"'iAiS ON Tia" same, together with infor
nation on Criminal Matters, not to be found in
amy other newspaper. "
subscriptions. - per Annum; 81 for
I'N M""'hS' /" b." reunited by Subscribers, (who
S"."''' , "'"' 'h"'F nan". and the town, county
i" GEO. W. MATSEI.L g. co.
f.'i!'"r and lI"prictor of the
National Police Gazette.
April -. 1857 ,f'
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'STiE attention of C!cr-yu,,.n. Committees
Z. :'rh"ois, l.",!4'@; dc, is invited To the new
Pcda! Sub.Eass IIarm2niums,
Made AN! Sold by the Manufacturers.
IL is arranged with ,w" manuals az banks of
Keys, III" lowest sci running octave higher
than il" other, and may be- ns'd separately, and
thus .c' III case two distinct instruments :
"r. BY TIA" Of tn, coupler, The two b.,.ks of
keys may l." played at the saline ,iu., hv ,S, Of
I'll" front set only. This connected with tn.
Sub Ea,s, will pr"du"" the effect of Il l:,ruc
organ, aml is sufficiently heavy to i'll house
ii'"i "tS i!"in l'ni 1" luO p",."ms.
I'll" ORGAN Ml.i.DDl.ON is ,.,Sinucd for
in,lnr and Private U.s.. The construction is sim.
i!':" t" 'h" Church Instrument. Icing arranged
with iw" hnnks"i Keys, am,i when used to.;.;hcr
hy means "i the c"rl!r j. capable "i :tS great
v"!'!nr power ~ l'i" thurci instrument, when
used wiiii"u: tii.' Pedals
Also, every variety Of MEl.ODEuNS for
P,r"r Use.
Purchasers iiay rely upon Instruments from
our N"nn!nc'"ry, bean" made in in the most
""inpi'i" aHd thorough mIHiiu-r. HAVING re-
n'"E"d i" 'ac Spacious buildings, jll Washing.
ton Street, "" tIIv" every facility lnr namuir.
'!r';it i'!r"H"S. AMI 'lIl,,nv hat il,. most
'Ni"fi'''"vd nnd s:,iiilnl workman IN snr we
Viii i'!"m''-" "'ir customers an Instrument equal
II nos superior /" any Manufactured, aud guar.
an"" attire ""T g.fI'T &"i;>i"c;i.n.
MT>!" I"a"i.r>, Leaders ul th"irS, and others
interested III Ii-;'n! .,ti,IS are Respectfully in
v''' I" N'>'i "ir Romans III any time, and cN;,,,.-
IN" or i''> III" Instruments on exhibition for .;,l
Il; t';",r 'rrs,:".
AS Il .i!i further quarantine tu III" public. rs
|" Ill" "NrU!i'u;'. "! til" III hnL unx nnd Urru,o
"'F.'H. from oar ManG;;ic"iv. W.. hey leave io
r''t'r, 10y l"iI,i~."m Il" c in!lnw im.. Piano Euri.
manufacturers @: is',tnm. viii" hnv. cNariliur.l
oar Ia. irn""n'S, anl Will give their "I.i,.iun
when "i"d ui"n:
fh'.'h rim" " IONS; WuI. I. Emerson; Geo"
ll"WS: i"l!''it y tuu>;"': Brown d Alien:
N"n!w''d " Brown: +. Gl'hrrt X Co. \. W.
i.:.'!d ~ Co.: Nrwiiull a. Co.
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The Splinters were successful. They had
more calls than all the ncighbors put to.
gelher, and although the private corner
gave out about 2 o'clock, and Mr.. Splinter
saw proper to retire at that hour, leaning on
the arm of Of his man servant, there was no
diminution of ofhospitality. They were visited
by young, old and middle aged, who came
in carriages, hacks, buggies and on foot and
the fame they so nobIy won on New Year
Day will live at least until the requiem OF
another year is sung. The Splinters won
the New Year laurels-Iong may Tie enioy
tllem!- Cincinnati Times.
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S. d. g. II. " ". SMITH,
Manufacturers of
Moloaoons, Organ Molodoons,
4 " n
Eedal Sub-Bass
II "a IS IAN Q M = u MI
5ll Washington trcet,
BOSTON

sIiE attention Of Clergyman, Committees.
Z. :'rh"ois, l"h4'", dc, is invited To the new
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Fhn.-Fun should be cultivated as fine
art, for it is altogether fine thing. Who
ever knew a funny man to be bad one (?
On the contrary, is not he, nine times in ten,
generous. humane, and good 10 DC sure
he is, Fun-it is great thing 1t
smootlis the rongh places Of life, makes the
disposition as sweet and rosy rs a fresh
maiaeps kiss, .scatters sunshine and flowers
where ever we 60, gives The world a. round
jolly countenance, makes all the girls as
pretty. q, Jnnc roses, and mankind ono of
the best'familics out. We go .in.for fun
sffRe man Who won't cultivate it must keep
q good sized rod between US. ,;.t.'.5
fSsfg AseSss-- .~.--.--A--S;s s
r Two country lawyers overtakinga waeo.
s9er, |. and tlipkngst crack a joke on him,
witlrassamed gravity = 81 9.
lister one, ,lo v us it that
syos iofsaoTs g 49, fat and tho Others 's, SO
assg lsss a 4 &c. sss sfs
M I sl.s EoDer, ith !. opened Scotch
ind kn0 led, ,tos Belong Is
ttsbe, raplie ~ = ).
! sea, II reason siss iIlain-tbe
J, s6sge ,sA 8s g s, ls,syes \ an thesisii Her xwoo
d & ~ "a
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VIII have nice time each in the private cor
ner, eh Ha! ha merry New Year to YOU,
my dear boy"
My dear - cmpbaticalIy exclaimed Mrs.
Splinter, All! excuse me, my love. Green,
Mrs. Splinter is dying to see you. Walk up,
make yourself at home, and don't forge,
the private corner. "My love-" addressing
the lady,, "our friend, Invisible"
"Proud to meet you this happy occasion,
"Mr. Greep," said Mrs. Splinter, courtcsvine
in q, manner that caused her gay chenille
iead-9Il!.ress ~. TO dance gaiIy over her tresscs,
and giving one Of those tender smiles which
have made her. SO attractive in the eyes OF
& her husband. Invisible bowed Then The
2 congratulations of Miss Matilda Camille
fell upon his ears, and he bowed to her. and
she acknowledged it; ,and them all aliree
bowed at .lle same time, expressing flieiiii i
4unbounded happiness atseeing the olllers In.
visible considers himself an cxpeftsir,f ieal.
;lsntSy, but his 'meritsin that respect was
4 put to the test by. Mrs. and the eldest
]. Miss Splinter. Inyesponse totlieir compi;.
msntaE lie bowed and Nodded and spraiaicssd] asd]
9, pntil ;his baSk add toes, led viii III esss
was .a relief s,sl,eh. they pause I'd
q Il ;ftssss ppsn him their New ssff bes lsii,y
sto5k tlieir oyst drank ksof: 4feiii
sis|!s; &; s tssisas g
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extreme nss rr mess wore Above the views OF buyers
Inc ss,ee e% abous $40 tb. including Il SIT
vi 70; prime ~ ela, Vim ct $40 Is clear
Of sl9 Beef continued hrm with GALES az asou, $50 bhs
mcudps untry meas at Sll oil co. 100 bbs vspscksd
western c3 20 and 90 30 railroad beef 90 Prime mess
was que al Sl9 . S22 Beef hams quiet oft nrm
Cut m' ats we're firmly held, with ssles Of 80 100
packages q &C. Tor shoulders, and &c. s1Sc asked
nanv ARD 100 paosAees smoked bams reported at
Vt,c. lo&c Bacon WAS 10 good demand for shipment
70 the Pacific IASd wa frm with sslss Of 200 bb's. At
80 IKE, while for prime l;7sc. vas demanded
Abeut 500 obs were reported sold 10 arrive AZ o. l.
Butter and cheese steady with good dc mand while
price, were unchanged.
RYE continued in good demand, with sales reported Of
about 500 c~ks at $40. 3Hc. . sAc
srIcss Of 100 bags OF pepper were made at &c.
100 bags pimeuo at Co. 600 lbs nutmegs at &c., and
500 cases cassis Ut 26c.
SUGARS were dfm but less active. The sales enbraced
sbout 400 500 hhds, including Cuba muscovsdos at
6hc THO, and Porto RHO (about 500 bhds.) at 7c .
7Ac as3xc. for clmmon 70 good ant prime
wmsKiY-The sales embraced about 4b0 bbls. drudge
and State prie0n at 24c. AHc.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
BEvF CATTLE.

BEtF CATTLE.
moderately active demand prevailed q. all the yards
to day. and prices advanced about half cent pound
ali quslitier The supply fell short of last weeks
cepts about thousand bead which enabled brokers
to obtain the advance demsnded at which the market
was firm throughout the day The offerings of
altogether better quality Iban the supply Of Last
week, and some few droves fine any have
seen for some time, and brought plump 9hc. per
pound, which was about the highest price paid
at any time during the day. Very many Of the
offerings were in the hands Of speculstovs who
striving bard 10 regain what they have lost during
the past three four weeks, and who becoming
sapeune Of Success who feel pretty certain
fore September good beef cattle will bring 10c lie.
pound The Western Ststss full Of cattle destined
Tor the sesboard Cities and indeed there are egons Of
them all along the routes Of the several railroads only
wspg for ull iae receipts from the Western States
lbe very heavy receipts Of ast and the consequent
caused many keep back their s,ock uni, the
receipt Of favorable but in this many Of them
will make mistake, iDssmuch the tendency OF tho
nsrfet downward and whenever the receipts become
pretty large there ndDg reduction in price,
During the warm weather greater precautions
sary order to keep meat ~eet and almost
whereas, in the winter season, it can easily he kept
on time without being ELY 70 SPOIL In view OF these
'scs butchers buy spsringy opy purchasing sufficient
low. IL cold weather II Ia just the II prices
much reduced in consequence Of heavy receipts,
butchers eagerly embrace the opportunity TO buy largely,
thus avoiding the necessity OF purchasing every week
at going rates. be they high or low The receipts at Al
er.Sns To-Day were chiefly from Illinois, nealS 100
better than ueuai, and met with ready sale at prices
rsrned above. At Bergen Hill there active
ket On Monday, when about 600 head changed hands
al prices corresponding with last weeks quo
iations, msny Of which were bought by specula
tors and destined Tor the New York markets where they
solo at good profit The total number sale at Aler
day fo7 head and fer The week 633 head
AT al the the Durnber 619 head against $50
bead lat week. showing decrease in the receipts Of s7
head
Al Browrrgs only 80 bead were offered, which were
solo readily at prices varying from 7hc 10 &C.
Chamberlain offered the small number Of SO head but
the ceEspd nj this yard copiped chiefly to sheep
end lambs there sufficient Prices quoted at
frtm SIC to &c. The former offered however, DOLLY
for few miserable creatures, and Of does
not snect tie market in the least
OBrieD had only 10 head, which disposed OF o
prices corresponding to those obaped ut the other yards
The supply Aertons sold In lots and by brokers
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AMAN MuspssNo Two or HIs CHnpEHs.--A m ct
fosrbis affair occurred IN Mace Village, N browne cua
ty about sixteen miles from Bipghanion, On friday
afternoon 18th oliver GO sard, man an nj thirty
Year, on murdered of his children by dtsing their
WITH . razor. The circumstances or this most
lsm~r,abie occurrence near ~ we 40 learn,
tohswss Oliver Howard, he marderel, lives IN the VII
lsee e vsine nxe wife and four en- drer two girls and
Two eoye His giie's mother hs. bean stay ns q few
dsye n hts house md the ds previous 10 the murder
his wfs Aad wifce mother on sic 10 the houae Of
the latter, tssitg with tner the two Youngest children
the girls esvsOe the two boss one sged six tho oher
four, .. horne About O'Clock or Friday afternoon
Howard cry OF ur Sandford where he
~ent his house snc returned soon after 20 the
ssnnery Not onH after it discovered that the two
LITTLE ro1s had mufdt red-their tnroSts being cut
vrh a razor Hossrd sas ,nraedistely arrested ana
ssen before ~ " Esstmsn, Esa Justice Of the Peace
in rnat town, for exsuinatlnn. The prisoner admitted
thsf be committed the double murder and waived An ex
aunaou. Tho murderer Sas brorgh. Biogharaton 90
Frosy nsbt and logged in jail No reason sss sssgoed
by tne prisoner We are informed, for the ac enen he
arrested Nov thss he jail the horrd crime
be that he in fear tho Lord and thought be
was cor msndeo BY the LORE to kill his two boss We
think hsi Ibis Is mere Dodge escape punishment Oh
the ground OF iossoiy; aud rstead OF hsvog any
communication from the Lord was ipstgsred by the
Devh ana his own bad passions nit this most devil
lsh crne-Ssrdcuse Standard, July u.
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The following letter from Chicago refers 10 a mat
ter Of marked importance not only to the stockhold
ers Of the Galena and Chicago, but 10 railroad men
throughout the country
GAIExA AND CmclGo Us0S RAnpoAD CONTAIN
TO TIE pDTruR Herald.
have n the HTRlID frequent specula;ions 10
the fJture Of the Gsens Chicago Union Railroad
stock but has been called 70 the importance
M be stockholders voting upon resolution submitted o,
the last meeting Of the sscckbooerp M the nstgaon Of
several large stockholders In New York aud other Eastern
cues u w~ strongly favored by Mr.. Bronson, OF your
CD No Nbs present and BY minority Of the present
hsfo q directors q violently opposed BY ma
Jcry q the present Board and By all stockholders In
terested IN bfspche. and sXtepsons
Every siookhol3er should vote upon this resolution
Sersais be Gssns sad Chrsro Union Rsrcsd from any
errencur for branches srd extensions. es'ss IN he
no ha' 70" ,ah "a q .reatf rad Ysy over iw earn
~ n ts go fo- csstf OF dir rrttrr Wsr o. aif
80 ffiorp AZ i'rUa tu1 risrIrsin 0farrroe er.
esf .r ru,. r So vs.u. ~ u,e fi.tg sl lei lir e
SlctHldes gro hP7e rCt vote WbE. is flgNB ~
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COWS AND CALVES.


The receipts continued heavy, ana the demand IN
moderate, and confined chiefly 10 country Dealers saes
manly III low rates. the price being about $50
per head. There large numbers sold below that
price, however, and quite Der above tt5 and
scusily there OF SEQ; bot latter becoming
extreme price, ut which but prime COWS, giving
quantities 81 mill sod me total receipts
~ all the wards, for the week asl and week ending
July ~, 1897. were ioloss:-
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ANorHER SEQUEL TO AN ELoPgMENr--The wife
OF Mr. Tyler who away from husband on The Ala
came bsak, says toe Palmer JosruaJ, day
Snd nefgeo permission To return 70 her family Tue hus
oano stu' reaused, when ths unhappy r.turped
u Der parsnonr who provided her place in of
ifsu,e in Springfield.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

rotsl. ,22o 4,336 $50 IL O37 200 H. 906 800
We take the following very valuable statistics Of
the commerce Of France from the London Econo-
mist
rhe total all mportxtiops made into France for
comss'c consumption ard exyorraon to nregu couu
tires, IL 1888, 200 000f in 1855 600 NoOf
sd IN 1867, $50 600 0oo rne total OF was will
Do seen, Dey 5000 ooof below that OF toe preceding
year The total value az all made from France
tSst F'r Oh and foreign CON buecras in
1855 2,ug t0c ooi in lst6 2f4o 600 o0Cf add in 1857
It.9 800 ,OtO Tho value OF exports year was oop
e?ospv ess by soon' Ice toan thai Of year
before " We lake che total value of importaons Tor
trerch consumption alone, we find these fgures:-
ssss... b94 100 DOOR
Scs Soo o0o
The value or the imports lat year was ccnsequsn,y
81 6f66o0 lees than 10 the preceding year II we take
me total value OF exports OF eocb productions alone
hno There figures for the said three years:--
DOT ,SoO,OnW
6s3, 100 ,00Of
IN. value OF the exports last ear was over
sCCO,0o0 frsscs below thar OF the preceding gear Ga
The whole there returns ees unavor able especially
resares The exclusive commerce OF Fsaoce, than from the
cocimefcal crRs ~ last might expscted
but ~ h 10 be that the broke out at the
latter psrt the year, and that the French by means
G. extensive renewals OF bills STAYED Of great part of
the Consequences OF "a the present year rne totals Of
French imports and exports above ven do comprise
the precious metals The total p0rtsiiop goid In the
three years 1870, 1856 1857 was ESQ 5S4 O0o and
tbe total sxportsoD cit, o04 000-excess OF iuports
"a $50 GOO The total imp,rtatou of silver n the said
three years f13 64 900 and the expectation not less
Than 14i ses 600 Of exports f34 7C4 900 Silver
beng the principal or, according TO II. Michel Chevaer,
The soie climate standard. sbe exporation Of srch
vast quantity o coin certainly fact Of the graves:
importance and fully justed the approximations Il Great
ed. But Of Iae proved by the monthly customs re-
InrLs, the drain has ceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-22

Tho demand 10 becoming rather active especially
for good fst veas which however without Noticeable
change prices fbe receipts considerably lighter
than wees ~hicb has osussd armness In the
market. and asrsbt advancs ssked but not con.
coed by purchasers txcept In and for
ira fat vess The saea A. over 10. were very few
ths 40 not charge quostious TIE price,
howtver, In somewhat higher, and mag be quoted bso
The total receipts s all the the week last eek
and week end nc July "a. 1857, were as follows
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CITY CONNIE RIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, July 2i--6 p. "
Asass-The sales embraced Eo0ut 30 bbs., including
pOis 81 &c and rssrs ct &C
SKEAIsIITTs.-ElOar-Tbe market was again frmer
y bile rscspts nrd supplies we're light Prices closed al
&c. ice. per Dbl higher. The sales footed up sbSu,
GOO 10 COO bDs ~ apout The following Quotations
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ALAARAo YoR FEW Y0RA-xhiS
IN RIsEs ~ M0OR SETS. morn I %
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ihe "hcAipne policy shcud do 20 NJ once Those Who
have Tot got copy OF the resolution should eeDd N
secretary 70 get enc at At late meeting Of the
stockholders tb. secretary instructed pend u
every stakeholder who applicant therefor MIST or
the fAmes and residences OF stockhoders which
10 ne printed N every closing Of the books. The books
eend end get st Of them. Mutual CONSULTATION among
adoption u policy which may restore the dividends and
the stock Of this read TO what they two ego
STOCKHOLDERS.
The following statement of the export Of bullion
from London to the aforementioned countries dur
ing the six months ending the 3Oth of June last, may
he OF to those who seek to follow the course Of
our California specie throughout the world. On the
average in the total there is slight decrease COM
pared with last year.
1888. Gold. Silver. Total. Last Year.
India, inc. Cyon f44 $40 0s0 1922 $40 b6S9 80
China Apd STRAITS. $40 $50 702600 2l66 $50
Cape Of Good Cope
and Msurtus.. 1880 Is $50 2os 400 2626oo
United States. 2b2,e3o 5000 26i, $50
hamburg, Bel
gum, and Rot
tercAm.. sls,6oO l,o26,70 ,S44 800 4ll600
France, via Bcu-
kgne, CsAis,
sha 0uokrs 6,Isl,44o 2l67oo 5,sss, lao geo
peuNtula
Mediterranean,
with Ccpsisnl-
nopje, 81 $50 1olOO OIL $40 Ana 500