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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17
AUCTION SALES.
THRUST SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

THRUST SALE OF REAL PR0PERTY.-Un-
l. der authority of deed of trust, dated the 18th
of March, lsjS. and duly recorded in Liber I, No.
,, page y, of the land records of Alexandra conn
~ will offer for sale by auction, on Thwsioy
me 3Oth dUg or JUHe, 1859, At IL o'clock, A. NJ,
in front of the Mayors office, i'll the city Of Alex
andria. two undivided third parts Of the quarter
square OF ground in said city, situated the south
west corner OF the intersection of King and West
streets, Iinding on King street ia feet inches.
more or less and on West street l7G feet inches,
III more or less. The Improvements embrace
H. large WAREHOUSE, IAN excellent business
stand, nj the corner, and a number OF commodlou'
brick and frame DWELLINGS, of medium O.
and small Sizes all in good order. Terms Ia
cash. lie l7-eotd1 r. JOHNSTON, Trustee.
1 AND FOR SALE-By virtue of doed OF
i trust executed by John Blakcey, to the
undersigned, bearing date on the 3lst day OF
December, 1857, and duly recorded in the Clerks
Once Of the County Court of Prince William
County, shall, for the purposes in said deed
mentioned offer for sale. on the promises, at public
auction. for cash. on Monday, The Goth deg NJ Jgly,
1859, a TRACT OF LAND in said County, con
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND FlFTY-EIGHT
ACRES AND THIRTYTW0 POLES, near the
Beaverdam Run, which land was granted by VIM
Fairfax 10 Peter Catlett
Persons wishing to purchase will examine for
themselves. W. II. SMOOT, Trustee.
Prince William Co., Va, js l7-lawts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

WASHINGTON PRICEs CuRREST.--White corn
50 to gOc RI bushel; 55c.; rye 90c.; potatoes
IS to Hoe; hay r cwt. IS to 9Oc.; saperfne hour
,wholesaleJ 81 to S7.25: extra ditto IS to SGD;
family -four 1915 10 $3.50; poultry, e dozen,
81 2j to $3.50; veal calves from : to 81 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

The New York Commercial ssys:-"Thc cur
rent opinion of the market il, that higher rate
of interest will be established in August and Sep
tomber from the marketing Of the crops, which
will not be receded from before the wants of the
cotton crop appear to further widen the employ
ment of capital. Few look for concession in
rates even in the dizziness of midsummer"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

IOul - nv Z w. Sioss' iaW"7 H""' ~N''" w
81 each No hogs on the ground
nn~ PILES! PILES! PILES !!!--WHAT is
G: low CURED ?-Thousands of persons have
Piies-suiier for years with the disease-yct fe"
know what il j., orhow it l. cured Every case
Of Piles, whether manifested i'll the form VI eNter-
nal tumors, frequent bleeding, or in violent it"h-
Ing and irritation, depends essentially upon con
&c; ton Of the abdominal yenots circulation. his
produces the engagement, .diiati"n Of the veins
formation of tuners, hemofrhages, pam and -ni-
iering; and the disease can only hc fundamentally
cured by medicines which. taken internally, re
lievc this abdominal yenous congestion. Hence,
ointmcnts, washes, and even injections, are ="
Intellectual.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPE
CIFIC, simple sugar pin, taken two or three
times per dgv, cure: the disease W curing the con
ltion upon which the disease depends. Hundreds
have been cured by it. even of the most obstinate
cnes. All will he promptly benefited by it. Price,
30 cts. II box.
y. B--A full set Of IIuMrHREYs' li"MEorAThIC
Spf,iFIos. with Book 0f Directions, and twenty
Remedies, in large 3-drachm vial-. and morocco"
ease, s.; DO in plain case, 81; family case OF 10
boxes and book, 50.
These Remedies, by the single box or full case,
sent To- any address hy mail or express, free oil
charge, on receipt of the price. Address
Dr.. +. HUMPHREYS CO..
No. jG2 Broadway. New "rk.
Sold in Alexandria 10y }. WILLIAM BOW o.
LING. and by all Druggists. j. i-c"2w
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CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED. June IL.

ARRIVED. June 10.
Boats John Snyder Martin Hoffman, DIR. Dough
erty, +. BloOdgood, and Rebccca, coal to L. D.
Mehafey
Boats Joseph Krode, and Young America, coal
10 Borden Mining Co.
Boats Wm p Lynch, J. p. Wright, and X. A.
Powers, coal to Frostburg Coal Co.
Boat Six Brothers. limestone TO Thos. Smith.
~ CELEBRATION The members of the
MddIeburg Lyceum intend celebrating the fourth
OF July next, by speech and public dinner. The
Hon. Alexander X. Boteler, Of Jefferson, has con-
.ented deliver the address on that occasion, and
the Declaration of Independence Will be read 10y n
m,mter Of the society.
The Rev r. r. Brown. of Fairfax Court House,
has been invited by the Sons Of Temperance, to be
present, and he is expected to deliver an address
on temperance. during the afternoon. The iadies
Of the Preshy terrain Church will hold fair at the
same time.
Good music will be in attendance.
Tickets to dinner 50 cents.
Proceeds to be applied to the purchase of books
to form library. Let the public then participate
IN celebrating the day, and thus aid the Lyceum In
Its laudable effort.
Middeburg, Va, je l1-eo3t
re- The Rev. c. c. BIrrISG, of Hanover, will
preach in the Baptist Church, next Sunday morn
ing and night. 17-2t
gls- To the Voters of the City and County Of
Alsrandrja.-I offer myself as candidate for the
ONCE of Sheriff, at the next election, and most res
pectiully solicit your votes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

CONDENSED LYE.-l00 pounds Of SOAP for
" l6 eents.-One block that costs but Is cents,
with the addition of FIVE pounds Of offal grease,
will produce 100 pounds of good hard Soap, or 10
gallons Soft Soap. For sale by
l6 HENRY COOK 4 CO., Sarcpta Hall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

GEoRGErowS GRAIN AND CATTLE MARkErs.-
Wheat dull; for red Sl.jj to SLIGO; for white do.
81 10 TO Sl.75 White corn So to 3ic yellow -
to SEE Beef cattle Si.2j to $3.50 gross mutton
from 3! to 4!c. r H. gross: lambs from 500 to
81 each No hogs on the ground
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17
j. b. SMITH. f"p''e

Hampshire County, my 4-eO3m"
"a FOR SALE OK RENT.-The commodl-
.II!..N. Gus brick DWELLING HOUSE and LOT
OF GROUND situated at the southwest corner of
Prince and Alfred streets, in the city OF Alexan-
dria. aud at present occupied by Samuel r. Adams,
esd Possession given on the lst Of September
next.
The House is one of the best and most desirably
located in the city. The lot contains halt an acre
which Is filled with the finest fruit and shruhhery
and there is a fine brick stable and carriage
house upon the premises. Apply to p +. Hotf-
man, esq, Cashier of the Bank o: the Old Domin-
ion. or to VIM. II. IRWIN.
my 2T-dtf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

11REsH OIL LEMON, of very best quality;
pure Ottar Roses; Morphine Qulnine; stryeh-
nine. Chamois Skins: Blue Mass; Salicina; Sant"-
mini: Tin Foil; Bottle Corks, all sizes; African
Ginger; Bermuda Arrow Root, @r;,mTe'Sl'e So anu
for sale by hENhi 'oSh i'm
10
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A L II A N A C .

SIXTH MONTH. SUN SUN
JUNE. rises. sets. HUN hn''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockholders o,
N the Alexandria Steam Ferry company T'll
Ls h.,d nj the "Corn Exchange" on Wednesday
EVENING Julv Goth, at o'clock, y. NJ. Punctnal
attendance is requested, as business Of Importance
will be brought before the meeting
ID. r. blackjack, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

re- The Rev. C. c. BIrrING, of Hanover, will
preach in the Baptist Church. next Sunday morn
ing and night. je LIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-17

ACKNowLEDGENENr.-l fitting up their
new Hall on King street. the Young Mems
Christian Association have had occasion to
obtain from Baltimore some 50 or GO Settles.
These have just arrived here by Propeller
Diamond State The agents of the line in
this city, Messrs Wheat & Bro, fully con-
curing in the suggestion to that effect, of
Charles Worthington esq, agent in Balti-
more, have RENTED the freight, amounting
to sl4 80. The Association desires thus to
acknowledge this act of lberality.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
Msrk.ts-Penor,ed bv TelsrropS.

CINCINNATI jan ~ --FLoVR firm N SSd s5 10 WEIsky
has advanced 10 selling D.. M~ss PoSg bed els
:, or rirg usls bat eossd S7 - LAkD baoyans saf
,d lie M SArrped snd l? FOR kes bat beld i hisAsr
A. he c'o.e. HANs ard BscoN unrhsnse5.
CNcfNS.rf Jan a -FiC CUE hrn, With rood demand t
IS 10 for ,upeifn-. WHisSY steady Nc Provisions
gpehan,es. Mass Posk tLiG~ So srts assr' sin,
PErL.prLFHf. Ja-. 2l-gLoVs Grm. WsE,r aivane-d
&c RED 81 SsG 81 IS CoAS que; Yellow Sic wHIskV
B.frrMosK Jan ?i -FLoVR sn Howard s,re~t and
Ohio Supefsne G 81 WHEAr b. yant a. fl psel 20 for
white Ard 81 SIS for rcd CokN dull Ard &c. lower, vel
7sc white 7S. Provisions steady hrmer rssss-
WHISKY dull .. sc.
SO tses unchanged rricesihe City Of Wsshnstnhs
hsd no effect the msrket sVGtR 10 steady saes of Seo
hha. &c! tT fry fair FLGUs /. sdvsncins ,ses speeE-
s,ion Of $500 bh IS 81 for suPerhuesn ADVANCE Of &c.
CoRN firm A.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

APPOINTMENTS ny THE PREsIDESr-By and with
the advice ard consent cf the Senste.
James r. Bovn Of Missouri, Commissioner Of the United
States 20 P.rssuaJ. ,N,-.
ton Of the United states a. Corssn;ipop" -,
Carey w Ryckn Of California Secretary OF the hsAeen
Of the United States IN Chill -, ,,-,..
D.uosthenes Walker Of Mississippi Consul OF the United
Rober, Dow Ing Consul Of the United States Cork
oeph w Liylg,:on Of hewioTk, Consul OF the Uoi,ed
Ststes az La C'ion. Ssr Sslvsoor. -. -.
Albert Mstbea Of NesYok Consul Of the United States at
CartbGsens, New Graz ada -, 90 .
ReveL 49,. -
Henry Anthou U Of HexYork Consul Of the United Stated
~ Batavia
Fdwsrd P Peters Of yoIs Consul Of the United staes
AZ II, bizondr, Asatic Turkey
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

-tieh has ju been computed, 10 accordance 18th an
act of Congress- sDi Transmitted to ins' oody oy 'he
President. While this table presents ony the grnsr
results in their mott cor6ensei fNm. tie oise l r'ef
DEVELOPS the condition Of every blaheh OF m'ooi'c
turing Industry for tie tire country IS'V aAA "i
doubtless srsct large share of public slten'on' ~
presstting the only official snd authentic niormilon
respecting the manufactures Of al the States when
has ppeaIed for twenty-five years. Addi''oo'i vAae
attaches TO this work furnishing the neins oi es'ao
.hrg tie progr Of the mechanic sr'' n'w aad here
after 81 tse eighth Is to be taken on ne plan
Of the seventh. Provision for this complahoa sa'
made in las. June by Congress, and Mr Kennedy
who wa, esrly identified with the seventh census, was
sppoirted TO complete tt. dges which Il Is believed
lie hss satisfactorily accomplished:
MSrFAe1rREs or rHE UNITED sr.rEs Fos THE fEAN
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

TRIAL or THE WGS,Ss SrgAMER.-A trial OF the
new steam er built by Messrs. Rose Thomas Winans
took place yesterday. Steam was ralsed about III
o'clock and with smah company aboard consisting
mostly of the workmeu, proceeded down the river
short distance below Fort Carroll, reaching which
port her head WAS turned. and she made the harbor
o. ar Canton Passing by Fort Mclienry salate was
fred ty the order of Msj. French commanding the
poet She returned b her mOoriDg At Spring Gardens
atou O'Clock in the afternoon II is stated that the
trip was quite satisfactory TO the builders the steamer
making miles per hour, at amoderate rate oil steam.
Prssidert Duchsnan aud the Heads of Departments
were invited inspect the stea ner on Saturday but
owing to press OF public business, they were unable
IN attend Baltimore American.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

Gov. NrwsIL's NoNISArIoss.-Gov. Newell
transmitted TO tie s. nate this morning, hs hst OF
nominations for Charcelor, Judges oil tne supreme
Court Sc No action was taken upon them, as tho
members desired to adjourn in time to esve for home,
but they viii probably be taken mp early next week.
twill be scen Fl, m our despatch that Mr. A. ID.
Zabri.kie Opp, Of jersey City, is nominated 70 sue
ceed Chancellor Williamson Dean, whoss term will ex-
pre- Februsry 9th. 1t is runcred hst the Senate in
tend 10 reject this nomination and il sst upon re-
nomination of Chancellor Williamson.
Elmer (Dom.l wtose term will expire Feb. D, and Mr..
John Van Dyke opp 10 succeed Judge Potts lDem.),
whose term eX gires Feb. \.
JaJce Hsires Dem. ia opointed for this District
ard Judge f. W " helpley opp of Norris, who was
appointed to I'll an uDexpiied term of Judge Ryerson,
is also resppo'uttd. Newark Adyer., JAN 2l.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

but o. general thing our c,s'@srs mssers nave nov
psoane ed goods either in style or naAe' sqasi W 'H'H
Autssa prOdaehons'
Foreign.
The exhibition of Lawns, Jacopets, Brlhi ms
Robes, is quite inviting, and the goods are 'eliOg
quite freely to the Southern buyers from New-oreans
Nashville, Charleston and Memphis. The inquiry 10,
seAssibe's English Prints has been quite gooo ana
bckers Of foreign goods generally are quite coohden'
Of higher prices. The importstions h.ye increased
bat the goods generally have been purchased ins
impression prevails that the continued saVsocs o ne
foreign markets will prevent late ORDERS eno tne I-
portatiors viii be less than has been predced. Inc
advance in cotton goods, as shown by last sdvce'' =
quite important, il will stop the impor,s'iou u
many goods, which will DOW be suPphed oy tue H0"'
manufacturers.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
rived.

Steamship Locust Point, French, Wilmington Del, mase
II. b. CromwtN u & Co.
ship Auitrss Smith Liverpool Nov % ud.e 100
age psis 70 Williams Gaon. FOR tho 6rst weeks sxpe-
Bark Peter Deai, Hoey savannah days, cotton &c 10
Deuin Co.
Bark Aeronan, Poane Bousre 10 day., sa. and metal
JohL n Smith 4 Co.
Bark John Henry (of Portsmouth, N HI, Moses, Palermo
Eoy h fruit 20 Chan oeTlsin Phelps Co. Passed Gibraltar
lat 2s lon 49, brig Water With Of and for Bosos from
Sieire Leone, % cays out.
Bark ~ Psjsro Slcilisn) Costa Palermo 81 days pissed
Gibraltar Dec. T. fruit 10 Ls~Tencs Giles & Co.
Brig Caroline T. Kelly Pote Ca1z wine and bquorco
pate 70 n X. Bauehsrd Sailed In company wse ship
Regulator Of Boston for New Orleans; lJh Inst A ~ a. lon.
20 TO- spoke ship snsset Of Wbcasset ~ days from Liverpool
Big Bstinoe Potter Psr.-su Prince, jan and AciAnds
Island (Crookeo Island Fsisss @sn u, coffee, &c 70 H.
Becker GraeyeM
scLr Lima (Brl MuTby Halifax II days, f.h 70 Donovsa
schr W. web,,er b9s-s, Charleston days, cotton %
ecranton & TaIu.sn -
schr Crsn.EaE Moss Richmond days -four. tc to C. II.
schr W r Newconb, Bacon, Virginia days grain
Sehr. Wm. B.usnt, PsTser, trainia days, wood
Schr T.. A. De Hart, COe, 0eorgstosn days, bsla<t
schr J. T. Williams, CuIti, Wilmington, ~ G., days. nayI
stores 20 HcCresdy MOT / Co.
scbr sJssa. Pesiss Boston days mdse- 20 g. w. Lewis
scbE River QaeeE, Rsynelss Boston ballast,
Schr Albert Masoo Ca .on Savannah days cotton 70 mr~
ter 18th ns OF Ss-oy Hoos spoke sehrs SeaIsyie, Iron
Boston for Phade. AID sJlvA1us Al'n from Boston '"e
AlcxSldra.
Ste, n1er AIbatrcss Williams. m5.- 20 Issse OdelL
Steamer Boston, Seew, PAlasepna aud Cape may naS'
20 h. Perkins.
sloSp KsoSe Island HUI Providence
WIND-s1nrIe, 5. W suRsei, N. L., with rain
r.o,x .rd E,e aad.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
4 BUSINESS LETTER.

ASS ARBoR, MrcH., jar. Ia, 1859.
HORACE GREELEI & Co.-Sws, Incloeed please
ind Gra for so, in payment for my advertisement
If Portable Barometeis' in TIE TRIBUNE Of l7th
nd a5th December, 1858. II is the best investment
,yer made. and has introduced me at once to very
extensive business You can depend on my patronage
sereaiter Truly yours, l.. WOODRUFF.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
By TeIearuph.

BOSTON, Jan. 2l.-Arr shps Meteor Melville, H.nai a.
Ms;no, Dillingham;, New Oresu, barb San Jscinto, "os
Ii shlsnd Lish. bsrs Yosss Turk, HARDING. hsasa
HAMPTON ROADS, Jan. % An lark Lady Franklin ibLb
and ship Kelvin fBT b from Csuso. -.
SANDY HOOK, Jan. a. rIudown--A bark AMI two enp -
snchor N the bay ocu1o out Nno light N N L 'HJ"eO
With rain. -
soUAH, N. J., Jan ST. sandowp.-wind light from the NJ
AatinG and fogxy. IA.
BI6HLAND5 Jan q, sando~n-Csn not oatstds OF ~'
beach. Wind isht from raining "a.
LONG BRANCH, Jan ~, Eundown.-No vessels In sss@
VIII a n. 81 lOm N.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO DEPART.
70 ARRIVE.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK ....,...Jan. 81.
Cleared.

Steamship Oa,zow, Thompson, glasgow.
bLps-Parsns LangstoD, Buenos Ayies W. w De Forrest
&C.. Success Chilo, New Orleans, N II. Brigham
BIis-Ocean Wave, Mo,ton, CieLfuesos Walsh, Carver
Chase.
schooneTsss Bird Csrrow, Wilmington J. Smith Co /;
NspoT Mitchell Mobile sturges Clearuan Co.. L. Scranton
LoCdon Sayannsh, Scranton Tilmaa W. Hofssy VA
JGcmsl, Id Beck Banquet, -, Philadelphia, Jas Hand,
Ellen Matilda Wells EastpoTt Jed Frye; Sea Rangef Aass
ST. johns, r. r. r. p Buck Co. 5. j. Wanns Smith, ss-
vtBnsh, McCready, Mott Co.
stesusr-J X Thompson, Conary, Baltimore, -.
Sl0OpsE Sprsgue, GIBBS, BsIo master; Phoux, shsp
here New Haven, master.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

CouRr OF APPEALS, JAN. 81, is59.-Noe. 5, 7S,
cueed No Se3. Beach sg hunss,tod Defsat opened by
Cop,.nt Cause submitted. No. SIS The People rel-
Chm. re,popdeut as, The Metropolitan Poi,e NewYort
tn.lant. Mr. VIM 81 aud Mr.. ID d. Field, counsel
6f sppeans Mr. Hill and Mr j. r. Brady counsel for re-
spoucents. On argument. - 49, . - -. -. a., =. a., ,-o
Calendar or Jsn s2Ss s 40 as ST. H. 2 80 ~, g. e. 40,
e. 52 g. 81, 60 So 7s, 81 80, y. 36, 81, 80, H.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

FeD-r.Ily I. fairly seive the s,ssre es hht' hsr'aety
eldlIe ia ka-s Hsvsns st SGNiN az eeses sessleex
ild24c ard sS bales Cabs on pr,vste terms
TlN-PE lss animated. bG, 10 hr a. the improvement
Plate. srs s,n In ud request ba' prices .ust~n@d
TALLOw-The market 10 sro-r a. the sdvs,oe sLes %
2too Prire a, clc and l0oo sosP stock AZ lec, ao<
Rcnsh Fat A. e. cab.
wHIsKY-Ihs market Is Gun AID l,wsri sales Of % ss
A.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

The dip California Packet, before reported at rsrnsns.o;
found toe sarveJor be damaged 20 such an skts
ihaf repsirs woue esc0 She conss9aset
sud ., ss aiyses :hs null and part OF ns, 20
csJs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
.... .7l3,n4 2.5.sI s2s2 s57 40 slOiOe2s, TIo

Narkets-CAsEruLLY REPEATED roR TIE Y. rRIuNS
FRIDAY jan q, 1859.
AsHEs-The better for Po.. with good demand
aes 20 bbl. at 67d5 Is Pearls dun and nomies a.
IS for new bl, l25 obls. old Inspection a. s. 75
STOCK or ASHES JAs. q, 1883.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22
Diaaafen. &c.

The Danish brig Eza bound Coix and eyea tore sad'
sit ss... arc a aneAoT of QaarsLtias waiting wna
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

To,a.,........ ..........l,lU Ill
Total Pots aud Pesrs.............l,a52
COTTON-1he market again IL. higher al srstes but
ordinary and pnne and exporters buy freely sales Of SeO
bales. We quote;
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

ses - tLSos's 20
The following table will compare the statements of
the New jersey Banks for October last with those for
the present moth:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-22

ter.st thereon ,~il cease The Home Ios1rsuce Con-
pary have declared a semi -snnua dividend Of ~ =
cen., payable on the 2ith lost. The Coupons Of the
Flr.t Mortgage B1nis Of the Cleveland. PAoesvi1e
and Athtsb ala Rslroar Company cue Feb. l. will be
tsd a; tie Ocean Bsuk. The Con ni.siOnsrs of
jackson County. ONO, ssy th,t provision WA msde
by teern for the payment Of the interest on the 2
cent loan which fen due JAN and pslt to the Git
iz.ns Rank Of Jackson II be transmitted 10 the Psrs
Bank. Nex-York; but in consequence Of the failure
t,e CIT zeps' Bank, the money vas no fjr~srdei.
T5ere be ng no money the treasury at presett, they
ca.1ot pay the January interest ill July a. which
tine they Will have suien, foncs to pay al interest
now cue and then 10 become due.
We can discover no actual chang. in the rstss fjr
money resutir from the attempt Of rome Of the Bank
uarsgers to obtsin more remuuerative prices. The
supply Of frst-cess paper is stI 20 restricted CON-
p.rtd with tie demand tbs outside parties are found
without difficulty to take all offered ct low rates.
Paper eit.ecged, having thirty days to four morths
TO run s EASILY passed al as 3 cent, aud hssr Of
sixty DAVIS eoceptances done to day low a. 81 T.
cent; six month's paper single name, goes &. sac &
cent and ns res not 50 We Il known al z celt. On
call money Is abundant ct las cent on the usual
costerels Ct the street and State stocks Treasury
Notes ard other 'avorte securities at = cent. We
understand that the depOsits of the Banks sre stu
largely Increasing, and the specie line als', which
indicate 8 continuance Of tie present essy market.
Tie Genesee Valley Ra.lrosd is Pleted to Mount
Mors.
Ire annual report Of the reIre Hauts AMI chmond
Road must be very satisfactory 70 tue stocsn0ioers
showing as II dos net earnings Of nearly IL cent
notwithstanding the year has beer ole Of sue1 gene-
raj depression During tie fiscal year endirg NJven'
Der 30 there has been surrendered and converted into
Capital Stock fifteen Thousand Of the Comoaoy's7 Y
per cent bonds increasing the cspts stock S6o %
m L1nos oustapoins are .fe............... -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-07
A Man Accidentally Shot IN Spruce street
by n Policeman.


most unfortunate a,cieat occurred about half past
teven O'Clock last evening ia the cold wasd whereby
respectable German Citizen ~as accidentally k4isd
Hsppears that yesterday morning horse took fright in
Chatham street, AMI started OF az rspd rate, turning
down Spruce street When near Cold he caue suddenly
post with hs head, iDjurng bis skull - such
extent that he fell TO the ground He lay there during
the entire day suffering apparently the most n.ense
sgory, and from all accounts there was no possible
citizens in the neghborhOod were very anxious TO END
the poor aninsfs suferpgs and finally appealed Off
Ger Adophus Dcbke Of the Second precnc to shoot the
horse. The officer ~ Hrst declined killing him,
ctizens, but the owner, he finally concluded
TO eboot him. Obtaining bis revolver be was in the rct
OF cooking his piece WHEN II Unexpectedly went off, the
ball lodging in the brain Of German named Jacob Often.
The unfortunate man gave cry and fell sepseess 10
The pavement. He wac Immediately picked I'D By the
above cfNr ard several citizens and ed the
New York Hospital but he died before :bpg there.
the bod, wac accordingly brought back and 70
the Second Precinct station house. where inquest will
be held.
The DECEASED is sad to be very respectable man. re-
siding in Orchard street. He ID abe ut thirty yekrs
age, and leaves wife who ia daily expected TO be
FL Ca He has for some time been employed IN ~ pe
foundry, and was on his way home when he met his
Ufcer Dobke who shot TIC deceased is almost frantic
and feSrod chat may seriously AFFECT him He gave
himself up Immediately into the custody Of Captain Weed
dsas bit o0sE Dobhe heseht hat y hs.d We muzzlo
sssndisS S. ~ 30 90 same cay thai the
2 SS The. ss nth
drawing he rsyolysr 81 riEhi In front OF him.