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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-09
OMNIBUSES.

SPENCER. LEICESTER, CHERRY
~ VALLEY, NEW WORCESTER AND WOROEs.
TEN OMNIBUS. Winter ARRANGEMENT, commencing
Monday Nov. 2 1857,
Leave Spencer al a. m. Leave Bay State House,
p. m.
Leave Leicester at M. $50 a. M, 80 D. M leave
Bay state House at 1880 a. M, 3.46 p. M, p. m.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings; Leave
Leicester al %, and Bay State House at o'clock.
Leave Cherry Valley 10 minutes after starting from
Leicester on each trip.
Leave New Worcester at 80 a. no.. 10 10 a. m 80 D.
ms 10 p M 30 p. M, p. m 9 80 D. m I; leave Bay
State House at 90 a. No., 10 80 a m. 70 M 100 D. M
90 p M p M, go p m, Up. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Leicester To- and Cherry Valley al 80 A. M
Leave City Hail at 46 D. m. 49,
Leave New Worcester al 10 a. m and 80 and 3 d. M
Leave City Hall at 10 30 M. and and al close OF meet.
ings L. Is. STONE a Co. pro,,rs >
Worcester, Oct. 81, 1850 dtf w. f'0'r ~
VA EsT BOYLSTON TO WORCEs-
w FEk.-Chenge of TiSne.-.oommencng Mon.
Store. West Boylston, at 7,4b A. NJ, and / p Nj,
and Bay State House, Worcester at A. NJ and 4b
2. NJ. Fare each way, 2b cents. Express bugineaa
promptly and faithfully attended 10.
n3 dn o. O. BARNARD, Proprietor.
NH1LLBURY STAGE leaves the Bsy State
lVE House at 10 90 A. NJ, and 300
Loaye Milbury at a. NJ, and ! Pm. dtf
RoILED CIDER-An extra article, for sale
- by BROOKS Il sTEARNs.
SR1O sPORTsMEN.-n you wish any Kind a
y Sporting Powder, Gaps, Shot, Elashs Wads, 60,
call at BROOKS & sTEARNs,
my29 Bkront street
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INSURANCE.
dETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 81, 600, 900.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY Hartford,
Capital 100000.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, New York.
Capital 100000.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
CAPITAL $500 600.
ATLANTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY, Providence.
CAPITAL $3.50 600.
The above named Companies continue to insure undo
avorable terms. For further particulars, inquire Of
A. II. BULLOCK, Agent,
OFT davti Worcester
NH g @ ii A lCS NJ U I U A 4
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stoves, stoves,
great variety both new and second hand, which will
be sold very cheap

be sold very cheap.
The CrOckery Department
Embraces good assortment OF White Iron Stone and
China Wares also Blue. Mulberry and all the common
inds Dining aud Tea Sets together with Gold Band
China Tea Sets, Vases, Glass Ware and Table Cutlery.
Plated and Britannia Ware Tea Trays Casters and Lamps
of all descriptions, and in great variety always hand
and at prices that cannot fail to suit the economical
Paper ksSTasg62sgs
Having just purchased for cash the entire stock OF
one OF the largest manufacturers in New England all
Of which was made the present season. he is pre-
pared to show a larger and cheaper assortment Of
Goods in this line than oel ed in this city,
These papers all and embrace all the late patens
and will be sold at prices ranging from five cents
dollar and fifty cents per roll DEALERS, well small
purchasers will do well to examine this extensive stock,
for they will find that and will sell cheaper than
they can buy the same Goods any other establishment
as believe that the nmbe sixpence is better than slow
shilling
Housekeepers and others who will visit Worcester dur
ing the farmers Jubilee behold the wonders at the
Mechanics Fair, will bear in mind the No. $50 Main-st,
near the City Hall, and call on the subscriber.
s22 d&wtf J. L, HOOD.
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INSURANCE.

%-'N - AN-A-' S--'
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE. COM
~ a PANY, CONWAY, MASS.
incorporated and Organized in lS49.
Capital sI5U,OOO.
JAMES 3. WHITNEY, President.
This Company continues to insure buildings stores,
chinery merchandise and other property against loss
and damage by fire. at eurrent rates of premium The
most satisfactory references given.
EDWARD L. DAVIS, Agent for Worcester and vicin.
ity, l4l Main street. dly IA
SPRINGFiELD FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield, Mass
Cnsil Capital and Surplus, $500 1000.
EDMUND FREEMAN, Pres't.
W CONNER, JR., seo'y.
MASSASOIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield Mass.
Cash Capital, $150,OoO.
3. 8. DAY, Pres't.
J. S. PARISH, sec'y.
The undersigned having been appointed Agent of the
above Damed responsible Companies. for Worcester and
vicinity, prepared to issue policies property agan
oss or damage BY FIRE All claims fairly and promptly
JOHN G. KENDALL, Agent,
500 diff Office 1853 Main.st, Richmond's Block.
"a UINCY. MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
6 AROE C0.-Incorporated SOL.
Available and Cash Capital,
Insures Buildings Furniture and Merchandise atStock
Rates. and continue pay 25 per cent dividend
year policies and 90 per cent dividend on .our years
policies, at their expiration.
Worcester Office in Mechanics Hall
my6 d1y s. A. ROWLAND, Agent.
SLATER MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
- C0MPANY.-This Company continues to insure
cotton, wooden and other manufactures machinery
chandise stores, public buildings dwelling houses Goods
at Bleaching and Printing Works. and other pro- rty at
currentrates of premium.
DIREoToRs.-H n. Slater, Earl P. Mason, Royal Cha
PIN VIM. A. Robinson, James H. Read, John W. Lyman,
Joseph Carpenter, Charles Anthony, Louis j. Doyle,
Daniel E. Carpenter Benz +. Thurson, Christopher s.
Rhodes, Emmanuel Seare, Providence; Edward W. Law.
ton Newport; Robert Rodman North Kingstown; Il. N.
Campbell, Westerly; Ellis B. Pitcher Pawtucket James
Il. Chace, Valley Falls; Geo. c. Ballou, Woonsocket;
James s. Cook, Burrillville.
Office No. 16 Weybosset street. First Door North Of the
New Post Office Building.
JAMES. H. READ, President.
EMANUEL sEARLE, Secretary and Treasurer.
Providence, Dec, 10, 1856. diff dis
NRAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,,
GH OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Capital pail in .$15OO0O 90
Accumulated Surplus. 75,509 40
VIM. B. CALHOUN, President
Jos. @. PYNoHoN, Secretary.
will insure Real and personal Property against fire. on
application to VIM. DENNY, Agent
At the Office of Mechanics Mutual Fire insurnce
Company, olark's Block, Worcester.
ja20 diff
INSURANCE.
aETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford.
Capital 81, 600 000
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford,
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The College Journal of Medical
Science.

Monthly Magazine of 4s pages, conducted by the Fac
uy of the Eclectic College of Medicine is published at
One Dollar Year, payable in advance. The volume of
the journal commences with the year Communications
for subscription for specimen numbers should be di
rected to DR.. G. H. CLEAVELAND Publisher,
flo d1y 1879 Seventh st., Cincinnati Ohio.
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GUNS AND PISTOLS.

SIGN OF THE BIG GUN.
jazz dswtf
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Police IateIllVence,

ANOTHER HOUSE BURGLAR ARREsrED.-About
four o'clock on Sunday morning young man n amed
Thomas Fenton, was detected in the upper part Of
No. 300 Broadway, occupied by Mr.. James S. Tlley
and Mr.. Abel T. Collins, as dwelling. He had en-
tered by means of false key, and when discovered
in the of Mr.. Tilley, seized vest, in the peck
cts OF which were SIS in money and valuable gold
watch and chain. With this plumber, and also
pair Of Mr.. Tilleys boots he rushed into the street,
followed by Mr. T. and Mr. Collins, who pursued
him TO Duane street, where private Waterman in
tercepted him, and after receiving from the thief
blow upon the face with the stolen boots he brought
him TO the pavement by blow upon the head with
his club. Policeman Ellis, of the third precinct,
then came up and secured the fellow, in whose pos
session the stolen property was found. The pri.
soner taken before Justice Osborne, who locked
him up in default Of $4,000 bail for trial. He il
twenty-six years Of age, and processes to be a New
Yorker, but his appearance is that of an Italian or
Spaniard.
CHARGE OF PERJuRY.-Wm. Long, a resident Of
Brooklyn, was arrested yesterday charged with per
jury, committed on the 10th ut, while giving
evidence before the Police Commissioners in a case
in which Cha. t. Preston, a policeman, was de-
PENDANT He was taken before Justice Osborne, and
committed for examination.
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The steamship ARIEL OF vsnderbits Southampton and Bre.
line. which sailed Saturday last tool go passn.
gers and S6s0t0 in specie.
BARK KsTHEk FRANCIS Crocksr, from AngosrA for New
York before reported ashore Pom. David Island
NADIA would doubt be total oes she lay between
rocks and going 70 pieces when l6 u by Captain
Won Bergen, who tho day experienced FIVE
fqualh. Capt says the oceTs and nay saved,
but they in . perileus situation The built h
Richmond Me- in 849 T6 burthen rated "A and
not insured Capt Crccker third 81 go
worth OF hides his all " which will oG
The other thirds Of the in this city
NEW YORK MARINE REGIsrKR, GA AMEaIcAN LLoyps .
Standard of Classification OF American Vessels and Foreign
Vessels visitng American Ports Compiled AMI Published
Thomas Taylor Richard Hsrtsh,rne and John King,
for Underwriters IS Wall street. buidinE.
Wetsve received copy Of the WORK. Sach Ia
ready Tor delivery subscribers IL contains
gives brief history Of about thousand vessels and gos
up in a copvenisnt style This ~ q stand
ard for reference and reliable, and
engaged in mercantile pursuits ought 70 be ~ithout
copy While marine insurA aud rbpbuders
must give their support for their advantage hope
the erterpsns and industrious proprsors truly use.
fu work viii receive all the support they Richly merit IA
the prosecution o. their merttorions undertaking
Brig Enny Davis hence Charlesou 7th ins. rsports
Sunday. Jaly 4 Pm Csp- att light bearug NV 9
miiee on wac ron tho by TO- Sal schr could distinctly
hear ave he "a II DeAu az
Bossp for Jxcksonvie In cosiou emy Lost heaA
gear bead rs fore t)pss fore tnRsAU
boom &C The smsgs done 70 the slhr Of very thng
character
The following table gives SUMMARY Of tbs vessels in -
hrrbors of New York Boston, Baltimore, Wikjugon HC
Char esiob sAvnneah soncnAa Noble New Orlean
and Galveston nj latest esrh " Acss poSs-
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The Colored Methodist church Of Yorkville had
to be removed, in common with other buildings,
when operations commenced at the Central Park.
IL has since been situated the corner of Eighty
fourth street and Second avenue, and yesterday
afternoon the dedication Of the new building took
place. The church 80 thronged and the atmos-
phere so warm ON the occasion ths the air was rem
dered very oppressive, and many parties were under
the necessity Of leaving In consequence before the
services were concluded. plain and well adapted
discourse was uttered by the Rev. John Miles, Of
Albany, from the text, Thou art Peter and on this
rock will build my Church, and the gates of hell
shall not prevail against t-found In the 15th chap
ter Of ~. Mathews Gospel. We noticed that about
half the congregation well as the preacher, were
white people
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Coroners' Inquests

MYSTERIOUS SUIcrDE.-Coroner Perry held an in
quest on Sunday In the basement Of the Merchants
Exchange, upon the body Of Mrs. Eliza Rea. Who Is
believed 70 have committed suicide on Saturday
night, by swallowing large quantity Of cyanide of
potassium. The deceased was the wife of bar
tender In the saloon in the basement of the Ex
change, and followed the occupation of laundress
She used the cyanide Of potassium in washing. and
On this account there was large quantity Of II in
her apartments. She retired about o'clock in the
evening, and coon after was found 10 be 10 dying
condition. A physician was summoned. but before
he arrived she had breathed her last On examining
Der body after death, cyanide Of potassium was
discovered 20 he the of her death but why she
administered II to herself is mystery, she enjoy
ed good health and none Of her friends ever heard
her express determination " take her life. The
jury were led TO believe that sbe committed suicide
by taking the poison, and rendered verdict 10 that
effect Deceased wasa native Of Ireland, a. years
Of age, and was temperate aud industrious In her
habits.
DEATH FROM JocKJAw.-Coroner Hills held an
inquest on Saturday AZ the New York Hospital
upon the body of Benz McCsrck, q mechanic, who
died from the effects OF ockjaw, resulting from We
we're injury 10 the elbow, received few DAYS since
by falling into the hold Of vessel AZ Hunters Point
A verdict of death from tetsnus" was rendered by
the jury. Deceased was about 40 years Of age, and
caves a family,
Fatal RAILROAD AccrpESr-Coroner Perry held
an inquest on Saturday, at the corner Of Hudson and
vesfry streets, upon the body Of Eva Haight child
four and half years Of age, who died from injuries
received on the sth inst by being run over by Hwi
River Railroad car, In front OF the residence 81
her parents az above. The evidence exonorated the
driver 81 the car from blame and the jury rendered
q verdict Of accidental death"
FovSD DRowSyD-The body OF a man supposed
TO be Michael Mackene, late Of No. 24s Fast Thir-
teentb street was found on Sunday in the dock foot
E.s riv nod w ae m
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with sugar, Sc TOR Trupdy. M INST lat 81 g. hon n u
PoIc prt .ncoW scoring .; same day. hi 81 Is bn u
q, spoke nssse1 p ne 90 Doniacn Steering g.
June 4, with ptmento @ solomon.
schr Orient hoys Nassau, mp, days, IN ballast y
soSr David Babson. weks xsusAsr. days. with fru 70
sehs CANDY Orb InsrAhsu. xeusasra. days Win fux
scSr Ark lsr ssum Halifax days. with nsh 70 Hunter
schs tpray soners. Bsyport Fla, Is days
sciS wsbs.er bennett obsrss,on. days. Win essso..
schr Luciep ssbersieu, Beaufort 81 days
Schr A Vancleaf vAnceaf Richnsono days
schr Oneida, Soper, Virginia, 3dsys
schr Jupia BodiEe, soper. Virginia, Q days
s scSr n Rcsers JsSpson' virsinis' . days
schr @ Crook kverrham Virginia. dsyA
schr Ripple Lewis, Virginia 2dsys
scsr " Biz: nlsisS vMsihis, days
scbr Avon woodmsn, Virgins 2dNys
6chr Planet Mars kogers Virginia 3dAyA
scbr Predmore, Crsmer, Virginia 2daya
ssSr w Williams: W. Pays
schr Bergen Mcuul Virginia, 2dAys.
schr sears, Moore, Virginia. days
Schr w selden, Cramer, Virginia 5 days
6chr Brothers, Kuli baltimore, days.
schr AtHlanta Wars. Addison, days.
scsr Q Homer Homer Bangor via bridgeport
Schr Jane Weeks, Hareham.
Schr LurY Blake. IngrshAm Rontout for Boston
schr Nine!ta CLARK Kondou, for Providenee.
Schr Leland Roberta Fort Even for Salem
6chr Mary johnson, = ofeh. Port kwen for Dghons.
echr new haven arian Port Even for Fan kiver..
Steamer Delaware OoDea rhadslphia-
Gtesmer " amsutsa Nve New Bedford
Steamer OsprAy Kepney, Prsvidenee
Wind during the day from wos.
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For tie neck. 1866. 1857. 1854
Dry Goods. ...... s2,7Ol ,e1e N4s3,0o0 1897
General mdse. 2,2O1 ,O6s 4,Is2,s37 17Dss9
- -
Total for the week - ,oc2 os7 ee2i5537 a. 49, AGO
Total for mos. 1o7,ss7,327 1ls,A7T 5ls e00oe27I

since January slI2 S14 sl2a 7e2 ss2 se7 iss sI
The stock market opened at the beginning n tho
week dull and depressed, usual at hi. season "
the year, when many operators, and chiefly those
outsiders who take the lead in bull movements, are
out of town. The depression was aggravated by the
vgor and freedom with which the broker of the
steamboat party offered The stocks Of the leading
railway lines. But a. the week progressed several
circumstances occurred which checked the success
Of the bears. Advees from the West held ont very
strong and decided prospects Of a resumption OF
dividends by several Of the leading railway compa
MES Of that region. Tie report Of the Michigan
Central showed what could be effected by o
careful system Of economy and judiciOus manage
ment; and the conferences held here between
the managers OF several OF the leading roads-though
they did eventuate In the settlement Of the suicidal
rivalry between the Central and the Erie-msde the
case 80 plain 10 all parties that the general opinion
now is that definite settlement cannot be far dis
tant. II is said IN the street that even the imper
OF the bear directors Of the Erie cannot
long withstand the outside pressure which will short
" bear upon them i they peneyerc in the policy
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The Hsrrisburgh Telegraph gives the following list
Of applications for bank charters In Pennsylvania
to he made to the next Legislature, under the new
law -
Application Tor the establishment n an agency Of
the Bank Of Delaware County, 1T Media, Delaware
county. Application for the incorporation Of the
Farmers Bank OF Mount JOY 10 be located at Mount,
Joy with a capital Of 100000. Application for the
incorporation of the State Bank TO be located at
Harrisburg, WITH capital OF 800 Oo0 Application
fer the ncoIptra Jon Of the Mineral Region Bank 10
be located at Queenstown, Dsuphin county with a
capital vi 100000. Application for the extension
OF tse charter Of the Hanover Saving Fund Society,"
located in the borough " Hanover, York county.
Application for the Incorporation of bank at Con-
nels-ille, Fayette county, under the title Of the
Farmers and Miners Bank, with a capital Of
sJCO.OOO. Application for the incorporation
OF thc Huntington County Bank, 10 lie located at
Huntington with capital oi 800 900. Appca.
ton for new bank at Media, 10 he called the Media
Bank, with capital of 100000. Application Of
the Dauphin DEPOSIT Rank for renewal OF their
charter. with banking privileges and for increase
of their capital 10 $500 900. Application OF the
Carlisle Deposit Bank, for change Of name 20 that
of Carlisle Bank with general banking privileges and
an increase Of capital stock 10 1900 900. Application
Of the Southwark Bank, OF PHILADELPHIA for priv
lece 10 increase It's stock sl5OO00. Application Of
the Mount Joy Savings Institution for privilege 20
change its name TO Mount Joy Bank issue notes and
increase its stock Application to incorporate the
Specie and Real Estate Guarantee Lask, Of Phia-
6elphia, with capital Of f260,0pc.
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SUIT AGAINST A BENEVOLENT SoCKTY.-A suit
was brought against benevolent society before
Justice Sanford and jury, on Wednesday, by
member of the society 70 benefits cliimed 10
be due from May rs to June II. The defence set mp
by the counsel for the society that the member
was not sick during that time and that even II he
were he could not sue society Of which he was
member for benefits. The testimony of three ply
scians proved that he was Ill and unfit for labor
during the whole Of the time. After argument the
jury gave verdict for the full amount demanded.
Ne,cark Adcetiser, July 10.
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ss@ ~ 4 s ss s: s s. :: Of
report
1Jsss, r.. aS s.I,9s Gss%Oon from baltimore for
Fosclxn Portsl
B,,, ca lyme s w m H@sr,'. g. ssr ss'so. vie
Siers,sr; 18Th, vkent JsruAn: and scloch. aan New
snsr.nA san Francisco tsnd all remain
sa r.t albion: wilsm. Melbourne; ga Nah thompson.
set ,., June gor, Ne. yor. barb from sa-
h.sscAibo June is-In port brig eddie swn, foe srosk
NrUyIAs June s-rSpor, brig Ants owes. RAY for Nsv
& Ss. s.'s 2.:rs e co..
sournssrros, June z-su Hsmmonis lss. ses~ssscs.
~. =, nsss BAY j.. june n No Am vessel In port NJ
lPrs trEsssHIr ruLros Ors gsrs RACE rstron.rrr
A1sasis :. s'uo' ass .nsi. a dSo' ssh sossa~.pssI.
IRON Cb.,.-or June s. Arlington and Fr'ase.. y.o
,crs a ne.l glb. fr.r ana lsses. 81 Liverpool,
AZ S Sa .Ss' jsus ssS .s = ',g.
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fs,ee fs.lJsSss sa.r,ad-r,n from sa-.rsas for New.
castle 2'tA, Marie. from Pm sds phis for London.
Home PYrt4
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ssrsb s,evers .tud-y eo-,n; Vim Ty-ro wb~dpr Pro.
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scras.s, n, gr'c, s,sis n.,o. IAsusyrs.
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s-hr tSy 'sD shp sso.et Bsue; BRIG cssoias, white.
esoggErovs DC, July s-Arr b.,r Ephr~,~ vru.ams.
ppo,nren On islsod SIR Rorhury, srvws, Rowland w
Ns.sVsYP3ar yaly s-A1 ..sr n,cerq ys,ss, ys,l.-
sraIIApsirnIA July 10 Arr s,'s xs,.ss.: s.,s-.s,
.sn.t Perry, Bc.,oni ke.u-ss smih. %. 70. Porter,
ssSss q h S.s rs
ss..ls sss var ,Sg%s... sss n.,sS., "a
.asa9n g.v.es s,s, s Sssss ys 90 STANLEY
Hsps i f~e1. Prrvpeee@n Ssry ss~s orps. ssscs.
Ter gra.senla ssssr hsyerly
msrrl.sa Deem nysrgoc s,s Inns, foere ssrso~isos
o,sn $500 ss ss ;is assss srsss'E p0'
stLEs July Arr brig labels yeweu Reed sierra ts-
srew; Josn Alien, s.bcoel and isers.s q Dandy,
IS:iis ~. s., s.,,s. =, #; y.=:
sor. rfcrk, s,h, Warner Apries't do.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

DARrrEs RECEIvIyg coNsreNxErrs or PEAaTs-
found In any part Of the United rtsles De pnt m M
tast With = liberal buyer BY Supplying 70 p W, PLANE
diamond broker s2 Broadway. diamonds boue< ssd or
DAssP0Rrs, GUIDE SOCKS AND MAPS op ALL
y The Old World furnished Sonce W d. y rAyrsla o. a
nespatch Aren't No m Nassau street The passports srf
duly oountsrsisred for sy~y sovernment
CpECrAL NO-1CE-rEw yORK LIQUOR pR.r.RRs,.
~ society resulsr NOV hiv meeting This a,efr
VII held a. the Me'rtpo Rooms Bestcr atreet oa
TUESDAY eterire the lSh O'Clock punc,nal
ehdfncs ~ requested ~ anAl be nee1n
sot our By lafa. By order 0UaTAvU= A RArl
kerrAlpg sc@rSys
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FINANCIAL AND CIAL.


SUNDAY, July ll-6 Pm.
The week which closed yesterday was, like the
previous weeks dull in the general business and stock
markets. We note, however, in both n slight ten
dency to recover. A few OF the dry goods and gro.
Gerry firms say that they doing fair business for
this season Of the year and that they expect fair
average fall trade; but the majority Of the houses,
both in these and other branches oftrade connuet 20
complain. The excellent harvests Of which there Is
promise, not only in this country but in Europe also
tend for the present TO keep down the price Of
breadstufis, but they are guaranty OF future gain
TO the commercial world. But for the uncertainty
which overhangs European politics, and the grave
dangers and enormous cost Of the Indian war there
would be reason for doubling that the commercial
world is the OF an active and prosperous era
and at the worst there possible troubles in which
the share of the United States would be secondary
and remote. With three times as much specie as
we had this time last year, very great supply Of
goods in the country, production proceeding at an
unexampled rate and for the present no prospect of
internal political trouble there ought 10 be good
BUSINESS done before long Il Is doubtless this
conviction which has led 10 the symptoms
OF revival in business TO which we allude above
The imports continue 10 fall or as Is seen by the
following comparative statement OF the foreign ian.
ports at New York for the week and since Janu.
airy IL
por fhe mel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

bATUHDAY, July IU-b Z. M.
AsHEs.-Sales of about 100 bbls. pots and pearls
were made at &c. q &c.
BREADsTUFFs.-Flour-Th market for good State
and Western brands was frmer The sales en-
braced about 1000 ii 900 bbls, at about the fol-
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Actual circulation lIs7,7N

Actual Circulation. III I6I, lU
j. COREY, Cashier.
The following were the official statements of the
State Bank and the Dane County Bank, of Wiscon-
sin, on the 5th inst.-