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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

CLEARED.
ship Borneo, riitner, Rschmcnd-Ne-mith Sous
s.it Mary X Barney. Luther. warrcn-ak Bownc.
sehr sarah Aaria Underhli st Ki,iscar;wrighi Harris
sesr Lucy William Milton, Toragas-Nccre.dy, Mott Co.
hchr Ruby Tracy, Auakspa--T Thompson Hunter.
seHf Ha&ihs h. .ssei FSii.asiphla1s. ' land
sesr sG meet, s Nelson ssnsorgN rlliseary
seSr American belle. hai- Bo.l'n@J Il S,sker.on.
Steamer k ks,,ssS eI Hsad f PSsSh
steamer Bristol. Allen. PhiAdepha-
ARRIVED
Steamship Ariel, Ludlow Hayre and Southampton oc,
with mdse and passengers 10 Torrance Has
Steamship Black wsrror Smith New Orleans Oct H. via
ehsrca CO. hnharrd - SnS oasrsne !, ia ssa
pereneed very heavy northeasery weather since leaving m
Steamship jamestown, Parrish Richmond &c. with md.e
ar sh pa, Sa Pse 20 Lodm a.
With copper, hides Ac u John Randall Was Is days Cap.
q n r. bark Meg s M s = a.
s;s rom F.@n "a. y
psssnses 70 BOYD Haesen es in. si . So lon - o.
senal.-d shp Rhine hence for London The s. has
rfnced light casicry and westerly winds the entire passage
ard been Il days Of the Banss Had death during the
stp Elizabeth Bremh schmidt Bremen, sept !, with mdse
and so2 passengers 70 Jennings Muller Gosng Had
RstE sssagnah oi Eichnoad Burke Liverpool, Ags 20
u irisar sabine, hence for Buenos Ayres
Bsrs sltlam - Richmoad Me, ~iham, cArda Sep, Il
Lark csrrmI frobs, Bremen IS days with mdsc
and is6 passengers, - thss tuIug.
Bra mon t'r smith, wndsorrSs, IA days with plaster.
90 master.
schr witch. wedmorc Baracoa octs with fruit to
Gmaftin.
schr J. y wentworth Ryder 81 Johns NJ, - days. with
nsh nd on 10 John Bpden.
schrR 4 wara EDWARDS, Virginia, , days
krhr W Nash. Perry, Harrington. Me- II days.
Scbr Caroline knight Ro~et, tsuhec, bdays
Schr lantic, Keller, Marhias. days
Sehr Melbourne, Spear. Kackland.
Schr Fallas, French, Rockland
Schr fnpresS Head, Rockland.
schr Lucy White, Afey, Ror klsud.
schr klyira- Allen. Rocklsnd.
Schr Yarmouth. Phinney, Boston for Albany.
Schr Maine, Brown, WEXFORD.
Sshr Anna Smith. smith. New Haven for Delaware
Schr Rranerd, Buell. Portland. CT
schr Harvest Lawrence bridgeport
Sthr Cadmus Roberts, Port Ewen for ROckiand.
Srhr Elizabeth Helen, Zoe, Port Even for Pawtuckct
steamer kcnnebec. Hand Philadelphia.
Steamer Wamsutta. I'VE, New Bedford.
Steamer Pelican Aldrich Providence.
Steamer Osceoa, Smith Norwich and New London.
SAILED.
MISUNDERSTANDING star ~ The West Aspinwal Marion
Charleston; Roanoke, Norfolk, kc.
Wind during the day from NE
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The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Com
pany. at its semi annual meeting, made the following
port Of earnings and expenses for ending Sept
go 1865, compared with the same time IN 1857
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10 shs Pacific n SIS Co -.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

UCt. ZI-B T. n.
AsHFs-The market was quiet at &c. for potts. and exc
FOR pearls
REApsrrFFs.-Flour-The market opened dull and
heavy, but closed with more spirit, with fair demand
from the trade Some holders disposed to withhold
parcels from the market. The receipts good Tho
transactions embaee about IL 600 bbls. closing within
he fnll I'M of nriaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

We have received copy Of the message OF Governor
Hiland Hall 20 the Legs stature Of Vermont II il short
and mostly devoted 20 the examination ~ subjects Of
local interest only. T financial condition Of the STAT Is
thus reported
Balance In Treasury SEPT 4, 1s5s....... $40 e43 n
Taxes unoollected. 60 2ls %
Total resources OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800 sol o.
State Indebtedness, including bank safety fund,
United states surplus fund Sc............ lt3 ooi OF
deficiency. s53,0i2 10
During the year State House has been erected n
cost q sci 27 TO- But Tor this cxiraor binary expcnd
ture made necessary by tho accidental destruction o the
old edincc. the in the treasury and the assessed
would exceed the State Indebtedness by abou, the
sum Of ~ 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-22

The Board of Directors acting accordance with their
own judgment, well under instructions from the
stockholders have deemed their duty to pass the octo
Der dividend
The statements Of the Philadelphia banks for the pas,
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FARMERS,
MERCHANTS,

Forks Pocket Knives Shears and bess1rs, Shot Guus
and Rides Locks Of all kinds Cotton Cards AKesoE any Of
he nnumeTable items essary 70 make Cp complies
ock Of Hardware.
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NASHVILLE SPRING RACES
THE SPRING MEETING

4nG hAN0 hL14ANO
VIII commence on Monday, 18th day of May, 1855 With
Sweepslake for all ages l mile heats 500 entrance;
$5U forfeit Gen B. 4. Cheatham names BIN Lizzie bugg
b, Epsilon dan b. AindeI By; years old W. T. Round
tree names c. hate Hays, By albion, dam By Pram,
years old JnO. Kennedy names &. f. BY Emu, dam BY
AILde b.; years. w. I. Cheaiham names T. BY Glen
cue, dam BY LeViathsn years Col Geo. Elliott names
E. ebb Allen b. Albion dam BY LeVIhthsn years old
ID Acknowledgements for years old. mile heats,
$lUU eLtfsnee; so forfeit ~ T. CheathAm names Oh.
BY Glencoe. By LeVisthan J. Mathews names by
Wagner, dam by LsvaEhan. Gen. W. q. Harding names
or. l. By epsilon, dam by Priam. Gen. W. q. Harding
Dr. b. Epsilon, 0am by Margrave W. 7. kOunG-
lree names ca f. by Albion dam BY Prism. Kelsey Po6-
ers names che b. Albion, dam by Lsviathan.
TUESDAY, MAY 49, 1858.
SWeepstake for years old. 1 mule heats. $500 l.
trance; $50 forfeit. Ab1er Turner names b L Bette
MAJ e. by shamrock, dam b. BelsnazELr Rice and Cagy
name C. Pot sos b. Gsncoe Gam By Stumps imported.
Aennedy names By Albion, dam b. Ainderb b.
john KENNEDY names br. b. Abion, dam BE- LeyaIhan
", I. KOundgrss names CD BY Glencoe, dam By Pram
NEDNEDAY, MAY ls, 1855.
SWespstake for all q. Is. heats $500 entrance
$5V IOrIst John Kennedy nAmesg T. by Emu, dan by
AIdsIby; years old I'd. Thompson names b. N Bsstl5
hawkins; years old. ". T. Chealnam names b By
names Gu. T. BY GeucOe, dam by Frank; years old.
HUhSDAN MAY 90, 1855.
SWeepsake tor untrled years old. One mule heats &l00
entraucs; S25 forfeit W. 1. hOunauee names Oh. BY
A biuD, Gam by Prlm. John Kennedy names blk c: b.
Alb.ou dem BY Levlathan JOnn Kennedy g. c. BY
emu, DIN b. An0elby ". I. LheaIham names ca. b.
Gl5LSOe, eglhlan. James JAcksUn naues TO- C.
b CIieucOe GsI By OheO. Col 0eO ElTtt names Oh.
o. A bun, By Levlahan. Gen. W. e. Harding names
CT B., alboD oam BY Priam. Gen w. q. Harding names
Dr f. by EpsliOn. dam b. Priam. Gen. W. u. Harding
names br + b. EpsiUu b. Margrave. Rice and Cur
icy b. c. BY Yorkshire, dsII By GlencOe 7. u.
Moore names Gu c. By 6lsne.e, dam BY Frank
FkIDAY, May II, 1855.
PropretOrs pure, SluO. One m IL heats.
2D kACE-kTUplsGOIs Purss, $IOO One mile heats fOr
Beaten Syeara ole.
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1883.
ProprisOrs purse, $2JO. Handicap, two miles and BALI
MONUAY, MAY "a, 1855.
MstchEr $500 side; 900 mfaL mile heats.
James JalksOu fla b. nun b. Glencoe dam BY
Utbello. 3 years Old. VIM. RjundTee ames Gu. Z BY
Glencoe dam Jane Watson BY PrRm. years old.
SWEEPSTAKE PROPOSED
To b run tbs hrs day Of the Ii Meeting, with year
olds $500 snuanIe; 800 fIfdt two nile heats, or
to make 10 and close on the I5Ih day
Of May 1873.
- Security will be required for the forfeit.
ST.. CARTER,
aprl6-eodtd. Proprietor:
The Lou s7s Journal viii publish three times, aud Tor
ward bill to this Office tor collection
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Painting establishment

BUILDERS, HOUsFHOLDERS, &c,
hE eupsted 10 take notice that the undersigned haV-
q ing made the necessary arrangements, and secured the
services Of competent WOTkmen now prepared e. tsRs
GARGE CONTRACTS
In the line Of his VOCATION all Its various branches. In
the de paHmeLt Of
HOUSE PAINTING,
The subscriber prepared to execute with the greatest
sFompness, ali contracts however aTgel which may pc
rendered, style and upon terms which cannot iah 70
give satisfaction.
He Is also pre- pared to execute all manner OF
SIGN AND ORNAhEkTA & FAlkIlNGS
CTaining and MaTbling.
Havngi that deps secured the services a the mosl
expert and expert need artists
The subscriber NO request person. having work in his
line 70 give him ead before making dnal arrangements
X. T. FILMING.
No. 90 Union st. between Cherry and Summer
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Dissolution.
New Goods!
Clifton, Albright & Co.,

Successors to Clifton & Abboit,)
RE daily receiving additions 10 the former stock Of
"A Gentlemen's Clothing at No Is Cedar street, wnere
they would be happy to al TIE Patrons OF the old rm
and ali others IN want Of any goods IN their line. Our
stock embraces every article 70 be found in Gsntemsns
Furnishing store.
In the TAILORING department we have great variety
Of piece goods, which WI axe Up 10 Order a1d war
give satisfaction Two Of The firm are constantly
in the eastern Market and all patterns snd styles are
forwarded to this house with despatch We filter ourss
that facilities for receiving all and desirable
style will enable 70 suit al who favor Us with heir
EaTousge.
april 70 CLIFTON. ALBRIGHT & Co.
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TulcaLe o. TUCAAEe " 70 LCTe IICEeLE Nsl
20 Lflu -...-..- ~
d" To Quarter @ ........ 9,


IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for .bs Tickets order
on the receipt Of which they vail be forwarded by hrsi
nail Purchasers can have TCkets ending N suy Gg
IRE they may designate
me list Of Drawn Numbers aud Prizes viii be sent to
prrchpssrs Immediately alter the drawing.
Purchasers Will lesse write her signature plain, give
their Post Odice County and Stste.
ES- Remember that every prize is drawn, aa5 payable
IN full without deduction
~ AN prizes Of 81 900 and Under, paid Immediately
ser the prizes g. the usual ame CT h'ry
dgys.
rs IL Communications strictly confidential
AuaIssE Jrcers fJr Ilcksts OF CertbcsteB 81
S. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga.
u Persons residing Montgomery, Ais, or Atlanta,
Ca have their orders fed aad save time, ~ address
ing S swan q Co. either Of those cities
~ list OF the that drawn from the wheel
viii the amount of the prize that is entitled IT,
will be Published Eier every drawing the following pa
pers. .- So. - g. IN
eser Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta
I.lgecer New fotk weekly Day BOOK, Savannah heTa-
ing NeWs and Richmond dispatch, and New YORK Dispatch
Ed Pa ldHR Miss. CsrOL, and Little Rock lArk.l True
Dem
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TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN MAJ
Sass PriIos amounting $4,000


LETICkETS, SO; HALY rs 5; QUARTERS, G2l[
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from $4,000, corresponding with hoHG
Numbers the Tickets printed separate Slips OF paper
are eucrced with small tin tubes and placed H Wheel
TRe ars as Prizes, similarly printed and encTced,
placed i'm another Wheel.
The Wheels re then rgvolved, and number Is drawn
from The Wheel Numbers, and at the time Prize
drawn from the other Wheel. The Number and Prize drawn
ont opened exhibited 20 the audience, and registered
BY Commissioners; the Prize beng placed against the
Number drawn This operation is repeated until all The
Prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PuzEs.-The two preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers % those drawing the hTs Prizes val
ertilled the q Approximation Prizes For eNamp
81 Ticket draws s7UOO0 Prize, those lcEsts
NUMBERED Il24s 1929 l25l 1889 will be entitled 10
N4O0. q No. $50 draws QUO prize, those lick
numbered 5s 5- SOL aA will each be entitled 70 $50,
and SO according % She u5ove scheme
The 5J Prizes o. so vail be determined BY the last ER
gre of lbe 40 that draws the 10000 pnzc For example
the number drawing The 10000 prize euds with l, tbel
oil the tickets Wuse The Der ends In will be entitled
70 81. Ii The lumber ends with No ? then ell tbe tickets
where the number ends will be entitled 10 $40, BuG
90 oDtOO.
Certificates Of Packages viii be sold st the following
rates, which Is the rsk.
Certificate OF Package OF 10 whole Tickets $50
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Cheap for Cash.

rNO make room for supplies viii sell my remaining
stock OF Heavy Boots Shoes and Bragans
have as various kids Ladies, Misses and ChildrSns
Wear al reduced prices. Call for CASH SRo6ANS a. q
College Street.
spnI3 -.-.----JOHN RAMAGR.
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Tine Old Whisk

WE want THREE Th~Usaud Pounds, clean Washed
w Wool, for which We viii pay Casa. We want & 70
make Jeans ana LinssyA
march W. q GORDON a co.
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Tobacco NlanufaCtOFy
FashiOlabIe Daleing AeadenY

. MONS. J. A. PINGUELY,
n BSPECiFULLf Informs pie patrons and friends, "a
II that he has returned 70 the J- and tbat be viii
open bis Academy a. his Hall on SAIUkDAN, OCTO- 80
BER l7RH, 1857, az o'clock, p ~ -
Days and Hours Of Tuition, Friday al o'clock p A.
And Saturdays % o'clock, a. r., and p n
Among the new Dances lalsly received from rsris 10
Wit teach The new ana fashionable ANCEkksS Quad
hALAAE, az danced IN the principal Eastern CIiss
Thankful toT me LIBERAL patronage heretofore aEtsn
eed % aim Mons Z. respectfully soclls eonln a
thesams. ootIi-tf-
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NofiCe.

NYNTHA FLINN and her heirs, are hereby notified to
~ inward, and Sic legal claim 70 the legacy len
her by her mother Judah SeaTs, seed Gate Of Hall eoun
y, STATE ef Ge0gia WhIn three years or the same Will
lapse and be distributed 10 the other heirs OF said decd
Published BY oder the honorable court Of ChaRcey
at September Term 1857 Granville Hall, county GG
October l7lh 80, N. W. BROWN
noV&-smlAm BEseutsF ofJudLA Sellers decd.
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SCALESl SCALEStI sCALESIIl
EULL stock OF Pairbauk celebrated scalss-Dormant,
n Platform, Groc8nl, Counter aad Boumss
Also hhJ and Coal Scales ID and Tor sale Facto-
y prices, BY ". a. GUkDON q co.
- Sole a Eauts Middle fsnne7Hnn.
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Notice.

PLANTERS BANK or TENNESSEE.
Nashville, March 3ist, 1852.
TsHBRB will be meeting Of St0czh1lders Of this
4 Bank held at the BANKING House in Nashville,
tJune next 10 O'clock As NJ lake ntO oOnsdeFa
passed the session OF Legislature
q this Sate proposing amendment 70 the charter Of This
tank. By order Of The Board. ID. WEAVER.
anrfI IL aahiar
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SUgaP
Nafls.
WOOL!

VVb are t-king L4wrenceours b.nk Noses a. zin pay
w msnt Of al accounts due as aad FOR aay ar.ie5
fsb %. Is5s W. GORDON & co.
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Cure for rheumatism.

I HAyE Just received a few dozen bottles Of JAMES,
NEURALGlB and kHEUMATIJ LIQUID, medicine
that been known fail in curing the above com
plants. Il be ObtaiHsd al the Urug Stores IN
Inc city, and of j. w. Wilson, The old Macken-
Eie d nils0a. Price 81 per DOttle.
april ALEX. MACKENZIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07
MAXINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......ocrG {
Cleared.

ships-surny South Stevenson Rio Jsneiro Moft Co
Abafross Weeks, IA, snnah, Z. G. Duncan Co A. cn
St.tson New ORLEANS n H. Brigham. Sheridan kn.se bl
vsna J. ". E~e.l 4 Go Msnon, Gross Sidney n g. w. X
W. Cameron. ,,.
Bsrks-Pride ofthe Sea Uranam Trinidad, lnan Vs
Zephyr Thou pson, Naples ant ooss Cbamosb Koe0'oa
Bris.-G. sto, kham Giles Flixabpthport C. c. DuneC
Coz Saginaw Case Lsguayrs A. NJ Srixss; inde1~ndsnee
Amon. S. John n b., Z. I. Neyius Son.
Schooners-s Bo,elkss, Munson, ST Jsgo r. Dehns =.
Burritt, ssly,u Newbern, J. Smith Co. NJ Awsds,
Edwards Eien;on, 6c., J. Smith Co sarah Elnsn,
snfth New Haven master; T. j. Tuli Purdy City POG &:
FRYE; Neptunes Bride, kns-sud BALTIMORE NssL Lord
a Qa.re.I a. Rowland, BUR-, Bnnsgcs, Ga, Ds"i, :
Co; OCEAN Bird (Brl LockbsIt, John, ~ r., T. DEE
vol; NJ : PMtrds, fiS GARDNER, Me-, q. L. iiasA Co
Coast Pilot. Hvchkss Richmond Jsmss Lsw-ne" Aarns'
Boston, Dayton SpSsuo; Challenge Piesins brn~eA ''
Ward Co.
soop-J. {. Borden, Collins Fall River, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07
THE rR,r RAILROAD AND MIR. MORAN.

In reply TO lir Chas. Morans card, allow me space
In your columns for the following statement:
Mr.. Moran cent to Europe Ostensbly for the pur-
pose Of attendi 10 the education OF his children but
really for the purpose of negotiating the remaining
four millions Of the ten millions of Third Mortgage
Bonds which were set apart for the payment of the
Second Mortgage Bonds maturing March, lS19 Mr..
Moran then Director in the Company, and had
in his possession resolution of the Board giving him
tnl control uf said negotiation tOr specified time,
and for which he was tO receive "a q cent on 500 600
Dir. Moran says: "The Presidency ofthe Company
was rendered 10 me while IN Europe accompanied by
ihe proposition 10 raise The salary 10 $lJ000. This
erer, unexpected and unsolicited by me- uncondi-
ticnHlly refused. In answer TO my REFUSAL several D
rcctors urged me TO alter my determination, aud the
then President wrote me, offering 10 resign in my
favor. This induced me TO return to the city"
Row the facts are, Mr.. Moran having failed to ne
gotiatc the bonds, and having notified the Company
To- that effect Immediately thercupOn Nr. Theodore
Bio AN bruth,r of the Ir,sident and another Direc-
tor without the consent or knowledge Of the Board
tosi upon themselves the responsibility of inviting
tlr Moran 10 the Presidency, assuring him that he
sleLd receive salary $4,000 or q, 600 per
nam. That Mr. Moran did receive q letter rom " the
then Presideit y IN which proposition was made TO
resign in his favor is rue but it il equally true that
Cr. Joran did not receive the same until after his
arrival in this country, fully determined TO take the
PRESIDENCY After Mr.. Moran had returned here, the
question of engaging his services was brought bcf re
The BSsrd, and far from there beirg unanlnity of
opiiiVn the subject. three days elapsed, and a.
many consecutive meetings, before his salary
agreed Epon, and then not by unanimous vote.
Now that Mr.. Moran has been more than one year
In hs present position must be allowed 10 cXpress
as opinion that his efforts Iiercnean as they may
have been have proved wonderfully abortive.
Nr. Moran says: " Al the new bonds negotiated
n ns far e3 eco 600 have been sold at par without
80 en- allowing commission to agents brokers'
IT, claim q having disposed of three millions of bonds
at par sounds well finsnoial echev enent, but
VT il is Understood that il consisted almost entirely
in O. eXchaIc Of outstanding unsecured bonds,
pou and tances for equal amount of mort gage
boBi. which gives a lien on the property OF the Com
psss the pGb6c will not discover IN II evidence Of
eithIy ialenf or Influence.
IT, public are informed for the first time that Mr..
Nora wi remain President with t95,Oo0 salary,
doubflsssj ss long the Company stall remain en-
barrss-sd. Whom the Company is likely To be disem-
barasSsd undor HE management, or how long the
tenure Il his Office is likely to be- time only can deter
mine. $3.50
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07


Sales by Mills Bsrle, Commission Merchants No. .92
For boram McAlister Ind, ~ oonled hog, average
~ u price olloO; John Bsse Franklin Co, Olio
~ corD..d tog. sveFsse 10 u. price 7Olooc = j.
Hama Marion Co.. Ind ~ cored l8l
ple. 5.ci EAw sng.I' Gross Co Philadelphia Pa, ls s.
led hog, sEos 80 n, price SIC. 1874
oorned hos sy.Tsgs 100 H. price Sc. owners
g. oo-frd hogs, 1876 n, prize 5c
As cornfed hogs gross 100 u, price Sci
.oi corned hogs 3l b price 5t J0nn
Van Ler Holmes Co., Ohio l6i cored hogs average gross
29 n prce eSlo; j. H. Clark Logan Co., Ohio III corn.
led boss a2 b. price 6sltOc; James Wells
Delaware Co. Ohio ll5 corDed hogs, gross 1870 b
pnce bee John Van Houts New York lSO .t fed yigs
gross lS5 10 prce lrOc C. Bggs Illinois. l3 corn.
led tog syersge III n, price 6jlUc. y. French
LrsnE Co., Ohio - corn-fed hogs average gross b price
SEE 81 corn fed hogs 2 tb price
5ieg ownrr 70 coru-ed hogs, sross + n,
price 2 Hc. H. r. Jons, lows, 7a slfed hogs average
sross ls2 H. price &C. " H. Hale hchisan, lC rough
Ted hogt, average sl5 ~ prize el0oc John Denny,
Delaware Co., ono 4l corl-isd hox lJ7 D.
price Del J. IL N tcs!e Bueso y. " las eornod hogs,
- = price Sc li9 fed hogs
lo4 y, price Ol0c 2il
ooru-fes hes- is5 n. price eooc Oya
jenkins Ohio, % slird hogs 55 ~ pree
tlooc - -liied hogs ~
Iric- 5.c Hunter Robirson Baltimore Md, leo s,ifrd
10 II, price ST. Ashland. Ohio
a FED 6j ID, 5te John
PhedeI ha Pa 20 cor'ed hogs S6 n
5.c J. Waruer, Licking Co. Ohio i2 hogs aver
sse sTo-s ~ r., price ipl0cc. Total 4s55.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07
Pnssengers Arrived

Ia he ,isa-.,iP A,sss !.e- Ess,. s.a ss.tAa.,..
ara family Nnc: Dc whor. chilli and ~rv.ss. y, ls'
Hshdsy, SWEDISH Navy Rev. '. Tiffany Rev n, S,S y o.
DR.. Warren Stone, Capt T. Lewis, Capt. Swim snd ~, ~
John Norrce and family, Mr. W. Dana ,ai s,s,,' ~ ~
aud Mrs pussl, Mr I. s. Bi.and and l.dy, NJ H A..
and lady Mr.. and Mrs.. Wagner, Mr. and Mr. c n ns.'
Mr. and Mrs. Bo-hnc. Mr.. and Mrs. Volsiu Mr. Isrs ~
ury NJ. Schwsb and family. Mr. ard Ms w Ls-vr ~
Fsds Mr. and Mts Fr Mn. Amos. Ms. ,a.r- and .,ys
Hughes, Miss A. Rn.de. Mr.. strs~-n Ma. css.s
sHd Mis-. J.eoien Mr.. Wyessa .nd 'wo asa:s,.rs
Petit Miss A. Petit, Mrs Anss Mr.. Lyao M.s Brrv,S
Miss Bioqurt Mls Lsfrsnss aud dausii.r Ar. Nsra J
children ard servant Mr.. j. w. PuLneg, NJ y ~ Lrae
Mr. Allen, ". Brisss J. r Weir, Mr. Sondo1sqas, r. C.
Lionue,, c. Duhsme, p, D. sisond, Nj urSaA.r, ] o
Thayer, MI Msher D. LaisIe, Jas. Mor-e, Pa h~
chsi,e, s w Rsl.;on, ID. n. Barney, woi-, Rosrn
Defies, L. Lssguie. Normsn Jackson, q. w Nluu wa
Mr. Dshenhers Mr Ds.ssnther, Mr. Dupsrx Hy PntiASOy
M schmidt and ou Mr.. Wiu,rw. c Ahiey = RA~s4
J. Rousst au Mr Brand. w. 4. Walker Porro Mr. R,p,,t
jr Mr.. D,.trrbaw, Mr Bioey, Mr. fls, E. p. hrsnsars
Massey Mr. Nonsaret Robert Liyinlstoa Mr. RsAisx si
f.nly Miss Ann Mr. Lscorlbe and family Mi.s C. O,frs
Mrs C. Paris Mrs J. Mayer Mr. Levy aud family M. L,on
Mrs Thsiy. Mo- Mictsad add chid. Mrs Nom. Sn Nl.ri
Mrs Dies Mrs T. Ruf Mrs. " Zeller Mr. Glochner hr.
Blown Mr Debtor, p. Prgado. Mr. Barber J. MlreL j.
kvsEri Mr. puche.noil Wsgner. n D-hls cb. sicsr.,
Mr. Riohsrd F. rrolo"y C. D AdlsI Mr. hsnsn. > Gayse,
Feler L. Glockner Mr. Clsridse, Thsctery C. Ayeu. a.
Paul Wm Mcleod. d. Eit.n L. = Raren, Mr. Blanot A.
seere Mr Lazoue s. Mayer, j. Germany, NJ sihopp II.
WolG Mr. Bssd. udorH Nj fak-bburk Mey,r and chl J.
Fress J. Hutor Mr. meunar D. Beilerue r II. cs,en.-f.
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-07

TIE supply OF Cattle ,hi. week w,s am. -
amounting p over 500 hesi. and the demand ga. S,.
of the stock offered VAS IA good condition Al y 80
ired ,b. rrevou. week wei msiaisaed Of ts .os ns.
100 d.,ros.d Of at Wa-srr. sv~uue Va 80
81 TO 81 s.. Ss and ss 80 Y 100 n he1
sEEKP-This market "a. not % ". ,app,i.d a. hA.
for several months only SEQ head hAyus Sen f,uaa "a
p.rs coussgueIty he demand hrs sns pre-. :. -
.eoai IS hesd The sses ye';els, AID ,O., r.usss
eStO - each ~ssa ne
hos,-Ise .spy 81 dogs amounted 70 600 A-. s-ia. u.
reslse r.nsed from 90 % ~ 10 NJ, IS % Sa.,, ress
Cows-The sale Of Cow. arnJan,ed ~ 40 h-,d =. y 49,.
TO $tS for good Mich Cows, and from SIS 70 az e. n ~
lniddils Cows. W W sry al