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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-24

The STATE OF MrssIsslPPr' ]; ,G John "a a,
of the Probate Court Of said County, hereby
certify that the within Bill of Sale was re-.
ceived in my office for Record on the 10th
day OF December, 1874, and this day duly
Recorded in Deed Book No. B, page 3O9.
Given under my hand and the
TSeal.1 seal of said Court affixed this
I'd day of January, ls45.
]. "A. McNEIL, Clerk.
In addition to the above, we have the attl'
davit of Henry Duke, taken before the
Clerk Of the United States District Court
of Mississippi, that he is now the owner OF
another slave sold by GholsOn to George
w. Payne, and by the said Payne sold to
Duke, and another affidavit, signed by five
gentlemen of standing in Pontotoc' taken
before the same Clerk, establishing the
fact of Gholson being the owner of slaves
in Mississippi, and Of his sale Of them
They read as follows:
SALE OF "RAs."
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI
Personally appeared before me, r. W.
Edmcndson, Clerk OF the District Court fol-
the Northern District Of Mississippi, this day
Henry Duke, who being by me duly sworn
the truth to speak, states that he knows thai
William Y. Gholson, who formerly lived in
this town and State, but now resides in Ohio
THAT HE, said Gholson, SOLD A SLAVE
NAMED RaS TO ONE GEORGE w. PAYNE
and that he executed to said Payne bill o.
sale to said named slave. That he, sale
Duke, is now the owner Of said negro slave
Ras, and that he paid to said Gholson the
omount of the purchase money for sale
Payne.
HENRY DUKE.
Sworn to and subscribed be-
Seal. fore me this 18th day of Au
gust, 1858.
K. w. EDMoNDsoN, Clerk.
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SALE OF NED.

Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that
we, William Y. Gholson and Elvra Gbol-
son, for and in consideration of Seven Hun.
dred Dollars to us in cash paid, the receipt
of which is acknowledged, have bargained
and sold and do hereby bargain and sell unto
Sarah X. Dsggett, wife of Stephen Daggett,
ONE NEGRO BOY, NAMED NED, A
SLAVE FOR LIFE, aged about % years,
to HAVE AND TO HOLD IN ABSOLUTE PROPERTY.
And we hereby WARRANT THE TITLE AND
soUNDNEss of said negro boy.
Given under our hands aud seals this 10th
day OF December, 1874.
w. Y. GHOLSON, TSeal.
ELVIRA GHOLSON. Seal
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-24
Democratic County Nominating
Convention.

Notice is hereby given, that the Demo-
Gratis OF Portage County will hold Conven'
ton at Ravenna, on Saturday, August 81,
1859, at IL o'clock, A. M, for the purpose
OF putting in nomination candidates for the
following Offices, viz -
Two Representatives,
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One County Commissioner,
One County Treasurer,
One Director of Infrmary,
One County Surveyor,
One Coroner.
The Convention will be composed OF del
egates from the several Townships and the
ratio of representatives will be as follows {:
One delegate for every 90 votes and one ad.
ditional delegate for every fractional vote of
10 and upwards, cast by the Democracy of
each Township for Supreme Judge at the
October election, A. D. 1858, and no mem
ber of the Convention will be allowed to act
as delegate for any Township of which he is
not resdent-ogreeable to Resolution of
the Democratic County Convention, Of May,
1859.
The Convention will be composed of SO
Delegates, which will be distributed among
the several Townships as follows:
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-24

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Personally
Pontotoc County. appeared be-
fore me, John A. Mcneil, Clerk Of the Pro.
bate Court of said County, w. Y. Gholson,
and acknowledged that be signed, sealed and
delivered the foregoing bill of sale on the
dsy of the date thereof, for the purposes
therein set forth. Also personally appeared
before me, the undersigned Clerk, Elvira
Gholson. wife of said William Y. Gholson
who being by me examined privately and
apart from her said husband, acknowledged
that she signed, sealed and delivered the
within instrument on the date thereof as her
voluntary act without any fear, threats or
compu!sion of her said husband.
Given under my hand and the
= 1Seal1 seal Of said Court affixed this
18th day of December, 1874
IA. MCNEIL, Clerk.
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SALE OF "pAVY."

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
we, William Y. Gholson and Elvira Ghol
son, for and in consideration of Seven Hun.
dred Dollars to US in cash paid, the receipt
of which is acknowledged, have bargained
and sold and do hereby bargain and sell unto
Stephen Doggett, ONE NEGRO BOY
NAMED DAVY, A SLAVE FOR LIFE,
aged about 10 gears, to have and to hold in
ABSOLUTE PROPERTY And WE
HEREBY WARRANT THE TITLE
AND SOUNDNESS OF SAID NEGRO
BOY.
Given under our hands and seals this 10th
day of December, 1914.
w. Y. GHOLSON, SeaL7
ELVIRA GHOLSON. Seal1
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-24

The STATE OF MIssIssIrPL( I, C. J.
PontotOc County, IS. Jones, Clerk
of the Probate Court of said County, do cer-
tify the foregoing bill of Sale was filed in
my Office for record on the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1859, and that the same is duly record
ed in Book l3, page 76l, of the Record of
Deeds in my said office.
Given under my hand and seal
Seal. of the said Court at my Office
this 18Th day of Aug. 1859.
c. ]. JONES, Clerk.
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AUDIToR's OFFICE, RAvENNA,)
AuUusf Oath. l2SQ

HN"5UOE @HFH5 HOVOs
I hereby certify that the foregoing Laws
are correctly printed from the authorized
copies certified to by the Secretary of State.
ALFRED BALDWIN,
Auditor.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-08-24

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Personally
Pontot0c County. appeared be-
fore me, John A. Mcneil, Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court of said County, w. Y. Ghoson,
who acknowledged that he signed, sealed and
delivered the foregoing Bill of Sale on the
day of the date thereof, as his act and deed.
Also, personally appeared Mrs. Elvra Ghol.
son, wife of said w. Y. Gholson, and &C.
knowIedged that she signed, sealed and de
livered the foregoing Deed or Bill of sale as
her voluntary act and deed without any fear,
threats or compulson OF her said husband.
Given under my hand and the
[Seal s,al of said Court affixed this
lG,h dsy Of December, 1874
J. A. MCNEIL, Clerk.
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Market+Peportsd b. TsksrdpA.

PHILADELPHIA. Sep. Is-FLors dun AMI unchanged In price,
WHE.r quiet, OATS BIC Provisions hrm Mes. PORK ;
c.s6y. CoFEE advanced; sales Of 600 bags At NC or
Rio WHISKY firm AZ 2I.c.
s7i City Mills, aud IS for Howard wssAr
duh; sales Of 1900 bu,h White, o0Sl o. Red 81 100
for ooio.
BuTyALo Sep. lalp m-eLoUs s,esdy IN 'sir psnd
demand ,ses 100 5u.t White Canada a. 49, 800 bush
DO l2 600 bush Red Ohio al ST. Coax and
as. better sales 5000 bush No. Illinois in lo1. 75d75@
.r.dyi q 90 bo.h Western 32c. BAsLEYin
zoe "HissY Doninal. CAS,L fssiGHTs 'haie easier
LAKE. laPoRTs to-d.y; l8,lto obls Fogr l5 900 bush.
Wheat stto bush Corn; 200 bqsa OAts. Canal TX.
PORTS: 700 bbs Foar $500 bUsh. Whest b 90 bush.
Corn; 1900 busn. Os's.
OswEeo s.Pt. ls6 ma feet Of as vessel, arrived this
morning from the Upper Lsk' With Of WHEAT
which CONSUMED miiers here and too for Ar0uih
shipment 70 N.wYors leaving comparatively lite In The
make, he .,ch IN ,oe J, also iso, no, sufficient
god demand sp,csY Of ds.sbs milling grades Corn firm
ssss so lDoois zoe which leaves The bare. Oars
srce ard formal BAILEY 'u oa; without m'eria
Wheat, al SIC 90 Corn 70 New Barley Sc Albany aud
Toy LAKE IMPORTS to-d.ylli tn bn,h Wheat 90 b. 30
SHIPPED to Mortrssl 3tco bb's Flour ''4''
Nav ORLEANS sops 10 -CorToS: Saes today so bales
m,st, hr SrSAt .eeoyan and t. bigger F,r:o fully Fair
CNens.Il SEP ls-FLOr, dull .qP,rdas - 80. wag,r
se.ey tosS sdvauced Sc WHisxY advanced to 25i; Pko.
cHlcaso Sept. IS -fLorR quiet. WHEAT steady; sale,
ieo oG'o sprins Al &c. from store CoKs-An advancing
tsId' 'aies o bnsh &c. from Oars firm az.
cEIPTs % day5000 bbls. Flour, 1880 blsa What, H0O
bu'n Com. 500 bush Ous sHPyEErs-Ipo bills Flour
l4 go b0sh Wkea. Is 600 bgsh. Corn 500 bush O.s
ALsAkY sept ia N Fl ouK .c.iy. ,sle. rs 0o bl
At lss' weeks prices WHEAT IN rood milling demand sales
900 ou.n az s for White Michigan; 81 2jfor Was Oho
ranesn. BAsLgYs,-' 10 90 bush Canada Wet on pr.
sa:e terms .ckS a,,sti Phe'. Ht;e b.usr s,,s ga
s'se q; see, weight, delivered WHsKY-s.es 100 bbs
nSclc.
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r. NJ steam.be Persia Judsin' Liverpool Sept. 5, mdsc'
Steamship Georges Creek 0.ger Baltimore mds and pa
H. B. Cromwell CO. On The 10th experienced heavy gale
from E. and compelled TO put into Hampton Rosd for
Steamship COumb, Berry Charleston, 81 hours md.e and
ship ey.tcne s..e same day. ssnasd steam.
ship J.me. Adser, both for Ch.r';on 18th ny M 'ln.et
sshp Marion for Chareston same day. midnight steam
ship AUsuss, for Savannah.
Steamship kangaroo Br Jeffrey Liverpool via Queenstown
ID inst mdse aud pass 10 q. Dale. Sept h 5S NJ,
parsed steamship City Of Manchester. bound ll,h passed
The x. put Halifax for supply of Goals. and s&d 10th
Croms I'll Co On the I7th no at 10 M 80 m'is. s. Of
cse passed steamship Mexico hence for N.y
io Cosston time fore and att schr. bound NJ w
.Es. SS.ma .pd Haa%vs hence for ssysan.S
10 niles ~ Of Cape bsteras, passed steamship PAtev
burg hence for Savannah The r. experienced 0easy gaze io
Ship Marathon Tyler Liverpool Aug l. md,s to II. C..
Il g. lon g. wa. SosssA BY %haiSs .,I cSsre. c.rrob 81
New Ionccn from TrDty Bay for Western leland cssn iIl
n doTas sS,sS :isfS d;fso, 1sis: IL . 3 T..
e.ssIees The NJ took pilot on the ilth in't Ia lon 81
sbo Sab,sap pI1on Liverpool Az, ua., and 80 49,
to C. H. MsSS. p Co. Hs been . day: W Of the B.Si
with pht we'ty winds and c.m' bad 70 haul OF SHIRE ssta
Bark yLona lsT Bydin 9o'enO0rs So days. iron and %
' sI s sisa%' Br.a Sond Au, TO- SALT w.l.
Dimop Co. Aas a. lat ~ 49, Ion. q ~, exchanged ~
.rsss 81 Nations. Ga"d, q. Is. ON LIvspoa sept a. 70
niles T. Of Georges Banks pad large propeller ship hssed
mills r. q Georges saw .ss.m.r hound Sppo.sd % b.
Of vsrderbs The NJ has been 10 days W. d The
gale from to n n e. With BAD .sa ve.: IsSeass
esy Ssizy yw M9r s,s. ss-sss s. nile:
schr. nsbecca slyey stem day, md'e. 70 usstsl
scr. New York, GOodss Boston sdays, ndse to Dayton
sctr Ellen Rosman Kelly. New Bedford sday. oil 70
schr. Com. Kearney Boston days. mdss 70 g. w. Lewis
scbr Home. Phicpey Elkabetbport coal for Boston.
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p...~-,srs Arrived

In steamship Psy.,a J,o~ Li.eypeoi-HI ssa 80!
wn lazy CHILDREN ,ad ..y.n, NJ. Syp r, sryn.,
ssy Children spd pur... Nj. syrp. Mr. ks s,. Dr. Dr.
Wim.n Mr. Hodge .Ds lazy s Gas b R.dan .sd l.dy,
Rcd,.rs Croois H.milon T. Carey ~ Is,. suS
FaBpnt Rcon,.s and lay md S"s M.. scA-M. .na
servant, Mis-. Lobuie M.rs McHspry seegNs; - y y''I
GsSssds sps Ey s.ses sI and .dy NJ Pssp-Iasun
LADY ard hsTsr s.OoA ard Id, Ms: jSS; o S
b bssn .1d s, M.. sshs...sI ssh R.Sy,s, .
Dun Tast Mr. alyn1s, VA s,.1 Sow wm Hem, D.is
Mr.. p.vs: I..ac M Bau. NJ, BIocs i: h , M s
Se W,, 2s sSs .Sy ss Ms. s1.a Wr,S ss.
Tbomrsp Ms Bu,' Ave children 'hS csstsn and ar
S.n. Mr. ss Land. ". De Lands and s.';Ma M
MIS-. se Lands and children Lieut. Cnep Asa M ir,.
Nm ld s.Sas M Bit NIyoy o,..a.Sot =
ss, ~ FsSAs, S9 .Si l.a, NJ. s-ss%.a ss
Nil. sees@in fiy My: as Sssns m.
s.s r,,sr Nj. s,oIebrdse childre. Band snd
ad H,gy M. Henry and servant As.sss J.spi
i.dy and two d,usht.r Mr. wsed' Mr. Poynter A.
ss .ss say y Asa VA. NJ .ss OsssseI
G.rd, Mrs Yeonsn. two ch'ldrea anS ,wq NURSE uyy
oE and nd LADY S.p S hs s.ny6.d SAM SoSas
" lew Mr. HsS' H.,!m.1 ' Mr. }af kr s.s IL
Bob, J. K Cullen, s.slips Henry H'niem'n' NJ
.dr 'T cr.': MI. Ci.s YIN Elliott lady sGaiId.sn nSr;e
Ma,s Matilia HARRIET aud amy ne.' Nc, :.
Rortx.II and lady Mise s.dfrd Rev n X sSo,t, 10y
and hid y Mckee and lady Or F,xos'nes and aay, Nc
vi a., Smsl wife ard children, Aiss Small M soen@
sbd lady Edsard. Misses sarah and ,.'G sasq saa .a,
Mr.. FLOYD nr Bond, Mis-. sp',nshSlp m is, o. ISs:
81, Ms. lane Coneli Mrs DR. Powell Master Powell
B.ns.an Mis-. B. Brsrsssp, Mdlle Denio Mes I.as ma
NJ. ti,,. Abem J. Dupc.p, Mic Kerr Gray J. Fnpss-
NJ Mr. Bradley Rev ~ DILL u. Wi.on' saTrc W
II Chav,.T a ~ Prime, A, McMss,er Mr. HAL w: Der
a., " p Ps,,.r Me,ss Ellis Simon Goodman, smith, =.
u Peelmsn. g. Be,,inser. NJ Richards: w. sTn, Il
] Fnil.r H.h x w sinpson Wood, rhilnps, oeosEs
Powers. j. Brosdbsut s. r dsea Price, j. d. AaA@s' NE
Thompson, and 20 in the steerssc
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THE LATE ROWAT SYRACUSE.
AFFIDAVIT OF MIR. JOHN c. HEENAN

AFFIDAVIT OF MIR. JOHN c. KEENAN,.
Cry and Couaty Of NeO- York, ss.-Jorn c.
Heenan of the City OF NewYork berg duly sworn,
doth depose and say; That he went to Syracuse 20
attend the meeting Of tue late State Convention out
of curiosity, never having seen or attended State
Cenveutiou and this deponent further says that be-
fore going 20 Syracuse person holding Al office in
the Street Department, approached this deponent TO
90 10 Syracuse for the purpose OF opposing Mayor
Wood ard offered him money to do so; and TINS
that while Syracuse be the guest Of
,h Ryns.rs pyius BY bic INV sion with him. and thst
a.. c. time th. snes there AID this eePonrnt
farthr thai ssd Ryrds offered hu - 10 take par in
the reception admission of psDons 70 the wt-Te
the Comm itie~ met, but thai having funds Of his
and not wishing 10 be consccuous, OF - tefe any
plt disturbances proper con51cl De cecioed
this deponent fuhe that Ia ,oos no part IL
sbe thai took thst be received ticket Of sd
uson Convention signed by Peter Cssscr and which
No. ~ IN the Voorhees, House, ~aich
occupied by sd C.ser aud the ticket referred %
vas not given Mr. Wood by ether BY bis
direction this deIorert further that be ts been
sopor,sr Fernando WOOD snd that he hes been offered
uue City Gverment within three weeks
which he also declined and This dpneut further tha, he
politician sdherert of MoKs Hal test
I've bully; he BE- hired Tor eog pGrPoses
sod h@t be desires honestly living and TO maintain
gcod eputation.
And s eeponent further says that seeng his In The
re~PaPes CONNECTED with the eUlbAnces IN 40 pr Pr
from any uniSSe'Aole impraor. ssaias hi, chsrsc,er
sworz this l9;S Sept; lSss. before me
JOHN j. ASGEyiNs, Notary P s>ho
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MoSDAY, Sept. la-P. f,

The first movements Of the Say at the Stock Board
were st higher prices, and the market had very
strong appearance until toward the close Of the ss-
sion, when it became evident tha; parts. resz.;ions
had been made by scus Of tie leading opera;or for
the rse AID slight decine from the highest points
Of the morning tol wed. There were large sales be-
tween the calls also, which were not registered. and
the aggregate business Of the session was il reality
much larger than would sppesr by the printed lit
portion Of the sales were of stook bought on Friday
and Saturday b., for rally from the prices touched
those days. The movements of the street Clique
who now seem 10 control the stock market
have thus iI been very shTewd and successful,
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IE ID.

Thursday, SEPT. &C. Mr.. Frini
F.ller 70 Aiss lane Livingston.
prkGUsON-TERRY-On "Wednesday Sept H. Nj James
Thompson Ferguson TO Mise Celia Jane Terry.
optrrrN RI'RIlNG- Al Harrison Town, Wesrhester
Comfy on Tu.,dsy Sept IS James Grien 81 hi's
u Sarah Ann daughter Il John Buflns oil me FORMER Pse
oWEN-CHIT1ENDEN-Iu Guilford Conn, on Wednesdsy
Sent a by n. Rev. william g. Smith, EDWARD n oSsA o
Stbidse msss and Miss Sarah g. Chi,tendeD, dsnshteI
UsuTy ". Cbiti.nden. esq, Of Guiford.
o,U.gA-CLARKF-At Stamford Corn. on Thursday, Sept
IS Mf Chss H. O'Rars Of New York 20 Mrs Ellen Clarke
OUACKIsBUsH-AYERs-O Monday Sept - BY he Rev
Moses BaDon Mr. amin QGsckinbush 70 MrA Hannah
Ayers. all Of this city
sBFRw OOD- DiCKINsON-On Thursday Sept Is, MI. g. +
Sherwood 10 Miss Almrs Theresa Dickinson.
TOWNsEND-HUFF-At Lsst Tsrentne, Aueshsny County
pa NV tie Rev A C. Ehfeufed, Mr.. John o. Townsend u
Mss Lizze II. Huff, daughter OF Isaac Hun, "9
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BY TeIegraph.

SAVANNAH, Sep. The U 8. M s,-Amshps AAbsns re-
New fCik aIved at II oiok Monday noruins; all ~,
she tered head winds Huntsville, arrived lat s
from DO ell we'll .
BOSTON, Sept Ban. ship Seba.eook, Chase, Cron<sa
bit Zephyr, Smsn, Archsngel.
Fellowship J.pe Parker, from London. 4.
BALTIMORE Sept l3-Arr. schr Exchange, MonrostA -
fics Ans g. a..
PHILADELPHIA. sept. BAN bris Alf.rsta sssasi sS
Aluira Ann, Calais 4.
A. tie breahwstsr schr sunk dLmsstd sad 0se'
ashofe a..
CHARLESTON, Sept. l9-The Usi.ed States Mall ,ssnSif
James Adg.r, Adams from New Yorh arrived here a. '
yesterday Sunday morning
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Tny NEUcAs TRZATY.-Ths Com merclaI Adrer-

THy NEUcAs TsEATY.-The Com Adrtr-
t,,ers correspondent at Wa 'hingtoo says:
The Mexican negotiation tas proved total fsia'e.
= an, amt, ce,tain that Mr.. HcLane has oontdeHoe
;, ~. Ultimate suooess or IN the stability Of the JHdre-
Gorrnmeat though he believes ths. the Lber ai-s, a.
p.r,y. may and ought TO prevail. No tea'y can De
made. even with the present unstable Govern neus
A, Vera Cruz, which can give TO the unice1
states a focihold in Mexico, even oy ngh'
II way with power 70 ms.n'an troops ioI
their protection aod ttill less ia there prooro'y
that Mexican territory viii be oeded TO the .ni.ea
S,Wes Bot suppose We should purchase sucn atreaty
tom the Jus,ez Government. The question woaid
sriae in the United STATES Senate whether that Coy
eminent has the right 20 sell. The plan u.s. 10 d0aOt
10 Obtain eoneessiOas from Juare-, ana men Md'h3H
item by resort TO force, aga'"" any P''"N -
Af.f
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. .."..esrr
Cleared.

sbirs-rhssta Simon, Mobile {. C. Duncan Co. Aaan'
tic " illisIns New Orleans W. 7. Frost
B.rk-Js,psr Bennett, Galveston wskemsn, Dimon Co.
Bhss-rremoD,, wymsn. Portsmouth, Walsh, Carver,
Chase; J o. Anderson, King 81. Marx, SDslwood, Eul
Co Empress GbcIt ST. Cruz, Ten, w W. Defo,rest Co.
Princess Hoysl. Pearmsn Bermuda, Smith, Jones 90
Schoon.s-Pes Weserv.t, Newborn, Dihble buncci ~
csde S1hmsD, Wtninson Wblismsi Eclipse, baSes ".
5svep master Flee~ooo BUR- Alexandria sanord Uooe'
ton Dolnsr Potter 0enin Phillips LAvsceA ucCesdys
Mott Co NJ A. McNiel Hand, Wilmington. McCresdy,
Mott Co Princess Lowell Boston, W. Lewis Cr-nshas
Me- Richmond, G. Pieon; T,sn.t Knowles Jscs'onyiIe,
Lawrence Allen, Boston, Dayton Sprssue; Peris, smith,
HssY, r. Dewolfi Vernon, Ayes, st. John, d. Dewol.
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L., q, 18th 4. 10 ,J4U, iJ'; SHOWING
10" :" 49, -. "a, .n.,si NTH the pre
decrease OF 1850 sci "len os"P
.a..,.,r~u
oeu'o '''"' O.. Tina notices The
Tke London Etosonts OF sept ''"~
.,,ac, ,f the Money n q KIT:
g.. -, r.,, II The 90 Money marie, WAS
AZ - ,,irs. 70 a,.o.y eeus,ier.ble 'cvi'v
We! esl !. ,no, Lrvud Ia bullion with NE Coat'
W, - 80 ire n.,maots Ct ~ and I? T. cent ~
SO q, rS,.c.y ls., on The ndisn and kiss'sn
seee'i'Iy ~ a. -, g., nnon IN. market Yet up ID
cans % 49, s -. si.scused In many quarters 81
ns cay nrt Nsss YIN W. Ne las
r-oucti0n % Y eebt no 'n' al..,v,h. Io.~si Of
too ds's bs~-,ef, chApfe ha' - 30 As on
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melting their work. Sales Of $4,000 OF the,e lands
have slresAy been made.
TIE Buffalo Conner ca! AIrert.ser of c late date
ssys
"Messr. Terry s. Erickson OF Rochester -old N .
Massachusetts, manufacturing CO nosny EN'tu ppunus
II New York s,e fleece WOOL and to firm 10 bos'on
a. 600 pounds Of pulled wool. TIE terms OF these
saes aie privs,e but the TO TRANSACTIONS smoun, 70
resry ESQ eco. The regulations were conducted by
.esgrsph."
TIE Bsuk statement cannot be eonidered as ia
vorab- ore, inssmuch upon sreduced line OF specie
the Banks show . largely increased line of oans'
The week. cures confirm what We have before ind-
Gated ,bs, our bark managers were disposed TO CON-
m.Ice new expansion, encouraged by TIE temporary
falling OF in the specie shipments The rescton from
the lowest point OF contraction ia already about two
millions. OF the increase this week about one nan
is 10 the Bank Of Commerce The specie lne stands
little lower than for the previous week. bot Is satls-
factory under the circumstances The deposits show
fair increase, the natural Consequence of the e1-
psn6ed loans.
The following is . comparative statement OF me
condition Of the Bsnks OF the City OF New-York;
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TIE wster-rents produce annually an amount sufi.
cient 70 pay operating expenses, the interest on that
potion OF ;he debt and 81 annual sinking fund or il
gradual extinction. The balance of interest is pro-
vided for by taxation. The sinking fund of the sew
rage ID now amounts TO ESQ O00 duly invested &C.
ordi1g 20 the provisions Of the Act. The assessed
vslue ofn1ables il the city WAS in ls Sc 992 S9ji
sc, 81, 736 os4 ard in 1858, s35 200 600, being only
re-thiTd Of the actusl yslus. The population 1870
was e3 go And in $50 Il is estimated at 1870 0O0 The
eseisge Commissioners have the power Of using dis
Ieton in regard 70 the progress of the work, and
roceed faster il the construction Of sewers than
nay be considered pruien. and advisable under the
eIeun stances. Tie amount Issued up to June 1853,
was soo Geo. and the present Act authorize. an issue
Of the same amount.
A letter from al officer Of the company Just re-
ceived, states that Gov Stewart of Missouri hiss
signed the certificates for all the land to which the
HalnbA AID St. Josephs Road was entitled, BY COM