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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-20
DEDFORD uALUM AND IODINE

- MASS This article is the only known RENE
dg for efeciiug perHtanent Cafes OF Scr0tula in all
of it's most rsvaisd forms; Dy spepsia; Prelapsus
al all Of its kindred affections; ii is also 'Spect
d>" for the OF Piles. Gravel. Diabetes. Liver
Complaints, Csronic Diarrhea, and all peHeFrdt
Diseases. Giro liar. contaipipg certic ,tes OF some
of most eminent practitioners, can Ice procured
Of Agents who have the article for sale, put up
10 nice glass boxes, which coUtain a quantity oi
'MAss" equivalent 10 six gallons Of strong Alum
and Iodine Water. -
LAIDLEY & ROBINSON,
4th and FRANKLIN streets,
~ fort he prp
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oaF $3.50 REWARD. --Absconded, on

AF $3.50 REWARD --Absconded, on
~ the oath instant fr0fu Farmvila, Va, my SER
- want, CORNELIUS CRUMP. He is q or "a
49, years of age ffe. to inches high, very
light complexion. brown hair, blue @, es large
mouth, rather homely, good tempered look. and
smiles when spoken to. lie is a good driver and
oster. His usual dress is q light frock coat with
black velvet collar and cuffs. light cap and shawl.
reward will be paid for his apprehension and
delivery 10 me in Fsrmviie. or his being secured in
any jail in the State can obtain him, of Fifty
Dollars, if taken in the State of Virginia. or One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, if taken without the
State. A VAUGHAN.
de 3O--ts
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TRUsTEE's BALE 0F LAM TN A 11rn

= RICO COUNTY AT AUOTION-As trustee In a
d, from r. Christian dated 18th August, 1875
reeerded IN Henrico county court will sell on
imONDAf, Path day of January 1859, upon the prem.
1ses. commencing at O'Clock viz: In the county 81
the tract of land called 'Ravenswood.n containina
acres rods and perches. designated a. lot no. s
on plan and survey drawn by VIM Clopton. sur,
yeyor, annexed TO, and recorded with q deed from
4 NJ. Taylor and AID. Williams, trustees 10 r. ID.
Mitchell. 10 Henrico county court " ~
Terms Cash W GODnTy rrrs,o
Sale by GoDDIS ApPERsoN, Auctioneers.
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RUNAWAYS.

~ $50 REWAKD.--I will pay the
above Gum for the apprehension and delivery
N Of my man DANIEL. He ran away the Sd
-. Of January. 1859. He was dressed in clothes
made Of Staupton Jeans. coat cut sack; about 29
years DID, dark color. has bad countenance scrofn
lous. some sores on his legs He came from Gooch-
land county. Address apply to
T G. ANDERSON,
At Crenshaw, Qusrles 4 Co.'S.
lS-ffS
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BY Alexander Not

~ A1o1oH0oI 1vVss'
MIGHT EALES.-I will offer for sale q
auction TONIGHT. and continue every night
through tho WINTER large and complete assest-
aud Drawers, Fancy Articles, &C.
de q ALEX MOTT. Auct.
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DLANCARD'S Pills of Iodide of Iron;
Eor dsEit,s pens;ne. s,uosr Costad pharmacsntfc
Pills and Granules; Inodorous aud perfectly pure
81 yceTine fresh and reliable Cod Liver OIL AMI all
the rare Foreign and Domestic Chemical and Phar-
maceutical Preparations, for sale at
MEADE Il BAKERS Prescription Store,
ia IL lS6 Main 81. cor above new pGstuflice
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WITh the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit TO my customers, and
the public generally the following standard OF
prices my bottled Lager Beer. Porter, Ale. &C.
during the winter season. VIE:
Quarts per dozen sl7at Is cts 3 dog allowed on
Pinta per dozen. 9i.00 return OF bottles
Half Pints per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar Keepers per ceDtage allowed.
have also hand Lager Beer In whole ball,
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole, half
and quarter bbis and for sale at the lowest market
price.
Orders left with Messrs Duvaf Norton. corner
and Frank lin sss or at my store, will be promptly
attended to. WILBA6HER. lSsh at,
no Between Main and Cary.
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lCOUIHAnPTON AfPM MANDY
/ - a bhls Ane old onuthanD1o4 AYDle Dsenays
(sssaalissassd.l N siose en4 - 1knSSfnx : "a
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By E. B. Cook, Auct'r.

By E. B. Cook, Auct'r.
CHERIFF'S SALE OF CLOTHING, SC.
o-By virtue of three executions in my hands
against ? Levy, in favor of e Morris Co, s Levy
and Wizinski, will sell at public auction, tor
cash, at the store of L B Cook on MONDAY. Jan.
"a, at 10 O'Clock large lot of ready made winter
Clothing. Shirts, Furnishing Goods, &c. consisting
OF the usual variety.
ia l3-tds Fl K ELLYSON, X.
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By Goddin 4 Apperson, Aucts.

SALEOF REAL ESTATE, CORNER OF
~ BROAD STREET AND BROOKE AVENUE.
~ AZ AuCTION.-wili be sold on SATURDAY
,sas noon, the 22d January, 1882 upon the prem.
"a the corner Of Broad street and Brooke Ayenue.
sntnOIacng all the Land bounded BY Broad street.
al 4s Avenue and Adams street II will be diyid.
co Into TWO tenements. or sold together A nav Ia
business. iof auy fesal
JAZZ
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COAL.

ECONOMY-CHEAP FUEL.-The nm :.
bushels fue. but good strong COAL. can selives n
five bushels. n CWARTEp
"a 3--ts Gray's Yard, Near the Armory,
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GUENTHER. ARCHITECT. wi

"A. open a DRAWING aud PAINTING SCHOOL
for hoys. at the school room Of Henry Grooming
Clay street, "a door from Sth to 18th street. In
struCting in Drawing from c pies. Drawing and
Coloring from pictures taken here and in other
places, and exercises in sketching from Nature. il
a session of 5 mouths Terms-$2 monthly, Tues
day snd Friday. from TO O'Clock. P NJ.
Recommendations and pictures can be seen at the
above place and on the days named.
References can be given by Capt Ly brock at Sat
tiers Arts $ Material Store Main ST. near 18th.
in l0-2GE
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T'O OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will
be received Mt the Office Of the Engineer OF the
City. until ~ o'clock III, GU SATURDAY next, che
ed instant, for building Cuiyert and Stack, In tbe
ravins street north Of Jackson street. Plans
and specific stions Of the work be seen, aud all
necessary information obtained, on application ut
the office VI the undersigned
WASHINGTON GILL.
ia It'd City Engineer.
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MASONIC TEMPLE.--The books for
NIsubscription 10 the stock in the Masonic Teni-
p;eaIe opened At the offices of 1saacs Tay or
aud G PARCEL Il Co.
Citizen generally are invited to subscribe in aid
OF this great public improvement.
TERMS OF SUBScEIPIIoN:-Shares 1926 each 81 per
SHARE TO 10 paid 1T the time of subsoriptonon the
balance Of such subscription OF less than three shares
d credit of six months; a subscription of four
shares ami not exceeding ten, light months credit;
a subscription OF ten shares, and not exceeding
twenty, ten months credit; and on subscription
of twenty shares and upwards credit Of twelve
months In all cases the Treasurer to take notes.
IA ny DRDERUF THE TRTSTEES-
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NOTICE.--By the order of the Council
OF the City of Richmond made on the 18th of
January, 1859 poll will be taken on the 18th day
OF February. 1882 to take the sense of the reehot
ders, whether the Council. on tehalf of the civ.
snail subscribe to the stock Of the Roanoke Vailey
natroad Company, the sum of 100000: one half
tnefeof to be subscribed so soon az an equal sum
shai have been subscribed by respop sibIe persons
net residents OF Richmond, and the ainder there
OF TO be subscribed, when a Ike sum has been in
city. ~ ' Vi Tue
commissioners and Conductors appointed to take
IN JEFFERSON WARD Luther Libbv Josanb
Brummeit, james Winston, Smith and Alley
Eraig, to be Comm issopers; and Reuben I Seal I'd
Day Officer. to be Conductor " -u
IN MADISON w -ES hepperson, VIM w Crumnl
Geo Randolph. Geo Gillian, and Francis I
Day Officer, to be Conductor i''
In MoNsoE WARD -sam'r Bsyly, Thos Barham.
berlake, to be Commissioners; and nj Morris An
Day Officer, 10 be Conductor.
Teste, THOS LAWSON
GierrN a,l
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T OF FER SALE A
- Lot fronting 80 feet on the South side of Mar
shall. belwesn 10Th and nth streets running back
l52 feet TO alley 20 let. This lot is situated al
mos. in the heart Of the city. being within minutes
walk Of all the principal places OF business. render
ing il very desirable for the merchant professional
man.
Terms accommodating Apply to
ia lit 90DDIN Il ApPERS0N
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NEGRO HIRING

WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR
VIII continue TO hire ont negroes rent out houses
ss.e ana ADJUST ella ms of every description the en-
numerous patrons for the very liberal patronage
hey nave hei etofore bestowed on him and he hopes
oy strict attention to business to merit continn
ance OF the same. Office ON 18th between Main and
Dahh s.reeIs de 25-d6WIm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-13

RIBBONS
RIBBONS,
RIBBONS.
STILL NEWER
STILL MORE RECHERCHE
AT NO. 2 WARREN STREET,
ONE DOOR FROM BROADWAY.
KEEeAN TERNAN.
BONNET RIBBONS.
SASH RIBBONS,
TRIMMING RIBBONS
SLEEVE RIBBONS.
BELT RIBBONS,
BLACK VELVET RIBBONS,
PLAIN RIBBONS,
EVERY coLoR-EvEEY NO
THE LARGEST.
THE CHEAPEST,
THE MOST ELEGANT
STOCK OF RIBBONS
IN THE UNITED STATES
WE ASK COMPARISON
WITH OTHER STOCKS.
COMPARISON IS
THE TRUE AND ONLY TEST.
OUR CAPITAL Is LARGE,
OUR EXPERIENCE GREAT,
DOR TASTE ACKNOWLEDGED.
WE BUY FOR CASH,
WE SELL FOR CASH
WE BELIEVE IN SELLING CHEAP.
FOR NET CASH ONLY.
N1LLINERs AND MERCHANTS
GIVE Us A CALL.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
WE ARE DOING
LARGE BUSINESS
BECAUSE WE SELL
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
AND ONLY FOR CASH.
KEKGAN TERNAr,
NO. 2 WARREN STREET,
esE DOOR PROM BROADWAY,
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SPRING FASHIONS.

1TkE. DoUGAL 74s BROADWAY. rs NOW PREPAhsEDS
wi show her spring fashions which she has just received
from Paris
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BOARD wANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN'S SON. FIVE
- old in strictly private family with boarders,
where he have mothers and the comforts
fer which liberal compensation will be paid Address G.
ShinmRu. Herald Office.
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BOARD WtNTED.-A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM,
ID room and bedroom, for gentleman and wife, also
for single gentlemen from LIST Of April Location
Broadway not above Twentieth street. Best
given and required. Address L. f. Co. Herald office,
stating terms, &c.
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(!HANGE OF HOUR FOR BRIDGEPORT.-rHE
~ steamer BRIDGEPORT viii commence running on
wednesday March 49, O'Clock noon leaving every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday thereafter.
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L,RENCH BOARD WANTED.-A GENTLEMAN WISHES
procure board In strictly private family, where there
other boarders and where French sexcuve
Address, stating price and full particulars H. box 738 Post
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UNFINISHED ROOMS AT 80 vARICK srREET-oND
or two gentlemen can be accommodated with nicely fur
nshed room, In private family where they enjoy
home. and bath the house. Apply u So
Varick street, st. Johns park.
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CITY INTELLTGENCE.

SALE OF PEws IN THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
posed of the pews in this new Church. Before the
sale commenced, Hon. J. Morrison Harris re d the
Building Committees report from which it an
peared that far back as 3lst October, 1853. the
congregation met and after considerable discussion
resoved to build church on the present site, and
1t was then thought that the sum they would realize
for their old church would be nearly sufficient TO
build the new one, but this estimate proved to be
erroneous. The church, internally, is completed
and with the exception of the spires and pinnaces
Is finished externally; so that it is entirely ready
for congregational use
notwithstanding the difficulties and DELAYS atten-
dant upon the building of the church it is now
nearly finished and constructed of valuable and
durable materials, and will not exceed in cost Sl25
000 '
At o'clock Mr. Bennett commenced the SALE He
said the person bidding the highest premium would
be entitled to the choice of pew, at its assessed
value, and should he at the same time elect to take
two pews, he might do so, by paving the same
premium on each. Payment of the purchase money
might be made in cash. in the script issued for pews
in the old church. or the debt of the church: or at
balance in notes at and months bearing interest:
but the premium in all cases must be paid in cash
or the debt of the church.
All the pews were for sale excepting Nos S2 81
Sc in the name of the church-the former being
appropriated for the pastors family, and the other
two for the widow of the late Geo. Brown ESQ each
valued at 81 900. with a half yearly rent Of $50
Although the evening was pleasant and the attend
ance large the bidding on the whole might be con-
sidered dull. The following is list of the princi
buyers, together with the premium paid:
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ToWsoNTowN, Oct. 5, 1859.
CGRCUIT Court FOR BALTIMORE CouNTY-.Before
Hon: Judge Price. r. J. Cuttings, Esq, Attorney
for the State, prosecuting.
The case of Samuel Ely, for burglariously enter
ing the dwelling of Capt. George W. Bowers and
stealing therefrom on the sht of the 26th of Aprl
last, two gold breastpins valued at 81; one double
cased gilt watch valued at $40, and one set of
rings valued at 81, was again resumed and one
witness for the defence, Mrs Furguson, examined.
The counsel for the defence here proposed to sub
mt the case to the jury without argument, but the
States officer declined and argued the case at con-
siderable length, and contended for a verdict of
guilty upon the indictment. Messrs Hack and
Whyte counsellors, for the accused smoke for tS q
hours and a-hali In the defence, after which Mr.
Cuttings again addressed the jury, up to . o'clock
The jury retired and were Instructed to return q
sealed verdict.
The case of the State vs. Henry Diner, charged
with an assault with intent to kill upon Wm Tav-
lOr at ball given at Green Spring Run on the 10Th
of August. tried to-day. Dr.. Nash, DR.. Berke-
ley, Col. w. w. Taylor, Hamilton Boyd and Dr.
Cherry were examined as witnesses for the prose-
cution and their evidence went to show that there
had been a ball at the Green Spring hotel on the
night of the 18th of August and that the parties at
late hour adjourned to the bar room to take a
drink. There, Diner insulted Colonel TAYLOR.
because the latter had danced with female whom
the former had brought to the ball and de6ed him
to combat. Hobbs and Leonard, friends of Diner,
also took part in the quarrel, and according to the
testimony of the bar-keeper, Leonard threw tum-
bier with great force at Col. Taylor, striking him
in the left temple and inflicting a very serious
wound from the effects of which he has not vet re-
covered. All the evidence went to show that Col.
Taylor sought to avoid any difficulty and that the
assault was gross and unprovoked.
Several witnesses for the defence established the
good character of the accused. The case was briefly
argued before the jury, who were instructed to re-
turn sealed verdict in the morning.
The Court, at 6& o'clock, adjourned until to-
morrow at 8.
ION the eve of the close of the present term
of this Court, Geo. H. Carman, ESQ.,, Clerk,
gave a handsome reunion at his residence a
short distance from Towsontown, last night which
was participated in by officers of the Court Jurors
and others
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Monttarp alto Guntntertial 8ebietu.

BALTIMORE October s, 1889
There considerable done at the Board to-day in
Railroad shares, but for other stocks the market
quiet. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad continues to droop
and it fell off to-day half dollar per share There
GOO shares of this stock sold $5SK for cash and
short time contracts and s5sK buyers option 60 days. and
the market for cosed s5s bid sS4 asked regular way
Northern Central Railway shade frmer than yes
terday There $50 shares sold at the Board 400
$19A cash. and $50 at $40 buyer GO days. this figure be-
ing above the price paid yesterday for the stock sold
at buyers opon6 days. 1t left off however as on yes
terday at s194 bid, $ls% asked regular way. Railroad
bonds were steady at yesterdays We sales of
$4,000 Northern Central 1855 at g. and they
bid 67& asked. Baltimore and Ohio 1855 left off at so
bid 81 asked The only sale of City 6s of s175
1seOs at 9SH 1905 left off esH bid 9sY asked. For
Maryland 6's 1890 1887 bid but sales made.
Bank stocks are firm, but very quiet
In New York Stocks continue very heavy, and there
further large decline there to-day in the leading
fancies. New York Central declined IN Reading *;
Galena and Chicago1&; Rock Island r. Michigan South
ern r. Michigan Southern guaranteed 4; and Illinois
Central bonds Erie and Cleveland and Toledo advanc
ed each, but Virginia and Missouri 6's Canton, and
Harlem all closed at yesterdays rates.
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PROPERTY SALES

!, Yesterday Col. 5. Il. Cover auctioneer sold on
the premises two lots of ground situated ON Lem
mon street, near Amity, fronting IL feet each ON
Amity street, with depth Of 81 feet, improved by
two story brick dwellings, and each lot subject to
ground rent of S22. Purchased by Y. BacEe, ESQ.,,
Also on the premises, a tract of land seven miles
from the city, on the Hartford turnpike, containing
1872 acres, improved with comfortable dwelling,
and out buildings. Purchased by F. Halfester, ESD,
for 81. 200 NJ
+. W. Bennett & Co., sold at the Exchange Sales
Rooms, lot OF ground at the intersection of Cross
and Race streets. Purchased by j. Pratt and ].
Callen for 50 O0O ~
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POLICE lNTELLLGENCE

Yesterday evening man named Benz. B. Swami
was arrested charged with forciby entering the
house of J. H. Smith on Second Street. near Frnd-
erick. Swami boards three doors below Smiths and
yesterday evening he passed over the roofs of the
houses intervening between his own and Smiths,
broke open the garret window and entered Mrs
the window and the footsteps Of the man tainted
from fright. Swan was held for hearing
THROWING SToNES.-Justice Boyd yesterday fined
Catharine Hunter 81 and costs for throwing stones
m the Str
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Duel between Mr. Brodericlk and MIR. Terry

ST. Louis, Oct. 5.-The Republican has received
by the Overland California mail note from the
postmaster at Santa Clara, saying that Mr.. Brod-
erick and Mr.. Terry fought duel on the 18th ut,
and that the latter received wound in the throat,
which was supposed to be mortal.
Two hundred pounds of silver from the Arizona
mines had arrived here from Ell Paso destined for
the Philadelphia mint. Upwards of ton of silver
is awaiting shipment at Ell Paso.
Rich veins of gold and silver have been discov-
cred on Santa Cruz river, in the vicinity of Fort
Buchanan
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=, BosroN, Oct. 4.-F B. Beaumont, of Jamaica
flain, and now a resident of Hong Kong China in
letter dated 2lst of July, says ga rumcr here
probably Chinese story, is that the Emperor has
sent communication to the Governor of Shanghai
saying that the firing from the forts at the mouth
of the Peiho river, upon the British and French
embassy, not by his orders, but by those OF
Mandarins whose heads he had ordered to be struck
off for the act. 1t is expected that the American
Minister, Mr.. Ward, has proceeded to Pelzin. Mr..
Bruce, the British Minister, had gone to JAPAN to
remain there awhile
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MICHIGAN State Fair,

DETROIT, Oct. 4.-The Fair of the Michigan State
Agricultural Society opened this morning, and will
continue for four days. The first day will be de-
voted to entries, the second to an examination of
cattle, the third to an examination of horses, and
the fourth to award of premiums.
Gov. Banks, of Mass, will arrive this evening,
and on Thursday will deliver the annual address
before the Society.
Horace Greeley is also expected to be present.
The weather is fine and the entries and attendance
large
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Election in Kansas on the wyandotte Con

LEAvENwoRTH, X. T., Oct 4-The election held
in this Territory to-day, the question of the ac
eeeptance or rejection of the Wyandotte Constitu-
tion passed off quietly
The adoption of the Constitution is generally
conceded. Leavenworth City gives 231 majority
for the the Constitution, and Atchison City and
township give majority The other precincts to
hear from will increase the majority
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-06

New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-The flibusters did not
leave Berwick's Bay as at first supposed. They
went down the river in the tow-boat Panther and
put to sea with no provisions. The men have since
landed at the Southwest Pass. Collector Hatch
still refuses clearance to the Philadelphia He is
exercising great precation and will doubtless frus-
trate the eXneditinn.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-06

AUGUSTA, October 5.-The returns from the 3rd
Congressional District indicate the election of the
Opposition candidate. His election is generally
conceded. The balance of the delegation is regar-
ded as Democratic. The Tenth and Eighth Dis
tricts are close
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ANJTpFnEVgu

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The success of LaHa
hookh has reached the expectation of enterprsing
manager Ford. Nightly the theatre is crowded bY
lashionable audiences to witness its presentation
1t will be given tonight together with the farce
otthe Yankee Househeeper. Mr.. and Mrs Florence
appear in both pieces
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND sI s4LEs $50 OF sTGSks N NEW YORK

The statement of the New York Banks for the week
ending October 1s shows decrease in circulation of
S44Sso IN Exchange maturing Of $1526l3 and an in.
crease in specie of s40149.
Wright Co.'s New York Circular says that the fayo-
rite estimates at the South for crop of
Vo0 bales The receipts at the ports las, 600
bales against l4l 900 for the same week last year
The New York Tribune of yesterday says; .
The Foreign Exchange market very heavy and sales
OF commercial sterling have in instances been made
49x per cent lower than for the previous steamer
Bankers bills are quoted at l104 10 Commercial lO9b
lO94 The supply of Cotton bills is better while the
demand is limited. Francs are 516A 65l3A T.
The following is comparative statement of the exports
exclusive of SPECIE from New York to foreign pors for
the week and since Jan. l.
1855 1859
Por the week. ,S07 451 $50 164
EeVlously reported. ,5062l2 S4S, ,431 7s7
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Lexington (nrass) Monument.

BosToN, Oct. AT the annual dinner of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery last evening, it
dollars towards the erection of national monu-
ment at Lexington.
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The bidding not being very active, the other
pews were sold at small premiums.
0PPosITIoN MEErINe.-A meeting will be held this
afternoon in Monument Square by the supporters
of Mayor Swann's administration, and by those op-
posed to the resolutions adopted by the Reform As
sociation, agreed to in the same place short time
since.