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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18
Tue movement IN stocks during the past week viii b
eeen BY the following table

Az will be seen by the above, the movement has beer
upward. Within the past day or two there have been
several considerable purchases OF for parties not
Immediately identified with the obbing interests of the
street, and, as was natural considering the very large
short interest," and the comparative scarcity of stock
prices have responded in manner hardly expected The
advance has been general almost uniform throughout
the list
Many persons to think that this liz the beginning OF
an upward movement that is calculated 10 last for lor
PERIOD and 10 transfer the control OF the Stock Exchange
from the hands of the bears those of their opponents
1t has long been evident that the very SUCCESSES of
the bear jobbers In hammering down prices were
certain TO bring about, sooner LATER a vigorous
reaction In prices. On the other hand the steady 10,
proyement In railway administration, the introduction
economies into railway management and the i'm proved
financial position OF many Of the companies brough
about By the lessons OF the crisis and the suspension Of
dividends which followed well calculated to produce
the game rest AS early the close of the winter these
considerations led many or the clearest minds in Wal
street TO look for period Of renewed speculation in rail
way stocks 1t impossible TO deny the general sound
ness Of the reasoning upon which that expectation was
founded The country had just emerged from period o.
greet general depression and was looking forward TO
period Of great general activity and prosperity There
had been speculation In Wall street since the crss Of
October 1857. The crops liz the west had failed for two
years. this year they promised we-a promise they are
now fulfilling The railroads had undergone a general
overhaulDg leaks had been stopped expenses reduced
dividends suspended In word oil the causes which had
brought about the railway collapse Of 1857 had ceasod 70
operate and new set Of causes, tending place railway
property on new and sounder basis than ever had be
gun 10 be iet Add this that The current prices Of rail-
way securities were lte NJ all above tbouc curreu. at
ne neeht Of the criss Of ls5when the future promised
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Army Intsulgenee.

Lssve absence for twelve months has bean granted
by The War Department to Captain b Roberts. ree
ent mounted res and for three nonths 70 Ieutensn,
Kenner q urard, second cavalry. Captain @
Commisssx, Of Subsistence, is 81 - AoaFn'
rova - r,,rrttorv -socted to repair 70 Camp
-,snd relieve Captain H F. "--e
Same department On being reheveA --~e
:. ,ha CIV Of washington -~spe Q. vi"
ss. for further "'- md report 70 W ,,., s ~ -.
no General-in Chief has caused orr.
rectpg the cadets who have recent 70 be issued d.
for duty 1t the expiration Of NJ gaduated to report
TENDER SO, 1852 follows r leave Of absence (Sep
neers, Typographical ensp' those assigned 70 the eng
TO the chiefs Of thef and ordnance departments,
those assigned 70 respective corps d Washington;
mandipg officer r 10 dragons and cavalry TO the CON.
to the arllerv Il Carlisle barracks Pa those assigned
at Fort Nc the commaudant Of the artillery school
7h resir oroe Va: those assigned 70 the 3D. 9th and
Newv ents Of infantry 70 the commanding officer q
4tb rt barracks Kcn.ucky those assigned 70 the LIST
9Th 9Th and 9th regiments Of infantry, 10 the COM
landing officer Of Fort Columbus, N. Y: Harbor.
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The Crops In Illinois.


curing se last three days have had opportunity
% eeeng tie actual condition Of the crops 10 good por-
oa OF the centre and north OF this State tn. southern
Wisconsin and ole county 10 Indiana In that part
:. WE ops 7; asn We shT the wheat harvest s pro-
SeS ~ y'ssang ae1ndanty. The crop is being se-
SuITu IA syOu cSAdtion Corn is not vet very far adj
vAnceo, ps nss eecn unipured by FROST looks Wen and
loIsss sSNrSp In Ilnos from the northern line
She cheat vest IL progress and in some nstances
LAB peer hhasNea Ano ine wheat threshed out Wa
baNatfu srasr, large, piamp and pe.fesv c,,s 70
tie whole crop, 90 far as harvested, has vie,Jsd
apest bednsEnly and the prospect is that Inc whoa
crop OF the State viii yield az well Va I hnS
heard much Of corn injured by the Frost but only va
hed that really had been The corn looks well ero se
where. Some Of IL is not very high Jet bs. n iooy.
green and furnishing, and s growing fast We GONE
Seds nearly es nigh as the lence One aeld N,son
retchng ss far ss the eye could reach was nearly a.,
h ID. rs impossible 10 resist the evidences OF che
eya In This csse we had besides the advantage Of
ing ih uore than dozen farmers from different parts
Of this stae and they all agreed that the crops of this
year bob OF cheat and corn, would be dainty large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

FRnGHrs-Change was thinly attended and engage
ton were engaged at I'd to ss2d. To Glasgow $50
three-quarter boxes Of tobacco were engaged at %
Two vessels were engaged to load with deals at BIC
The same port and upon the same terms.
BAY was quiet at 66c. q Coo.
FKATHERs market has fallen of, and the last Gales
comprised SEQ lbs fair 70 prime Western at 47c Soc,
and 500 lbs second quality at 4oc and 500 good Tennes
see at 40c. a 42c. each.
Fmu-Dry COD continued scarce, and were in request
at full prices sales within day or two have embraced
eooquinals Georges Bank at 81 so 81 62h, and 100
Mackere were in limited supply, and continued to be
firmly heidi email sales OF No were made at SIS SO.
No. 2s do. at SIS So and No 3s at So Herring were
quiet and nominal SEQ bbs scaled fish brought 81 Is.
HoPs-rhe demand was confined for loca! consumption
at &c. l5c cash. Old firmly held and nominal
INDIGO Sales Of 50 Caracas were made at D..
/. small lot Madras at e5c
LME-The last sale Of moment comprised cargo OF
common Rockland, to arrive, at 65c.
AoIAss-A Email lot Of centrifugal manufactured sold
at 2Ic.
Naval sTosEs-sprs firmly held at acc for lots
Ons-Linseed was ia moderate demsnd wisn ssses in
small lots at 6oc. 6lc Lard oil nomina. a. 49,:
SOC The last eales of taow comprised 10000 lbs. at
o<c cash. The las. sales Of sperm embraced 200 bbs
part 10 come here at 81 % 81 27H and 500 bbs
whale, At Warren for New York at 49,. cash.
PROVISIONS. -Pork-The market was heavy and aga.n
lower With sales Of about 100 bbls including new mess
at SIS 50 SIS 90 Thin mess at SIS SO prime at $40
$l2 70; included IN the sales 500 bbls prime a;
Inside bgure Beef heavy sales ,onoed 70 about
70 bbls including country prime at SO SO 49, country
mess ~ ~ u.s. and repacked mess do 50 $13 and ex-
ira $l2 SO SIS. Prime mess quiet, and beef hams
steady at SIS 80 SIT 60 quiet with sales
Of IS hhds at exc. exc for shoulders, and &c. 8kc
for hams. Isrd was firm, with sales Of $50 bbs and
tieIcss at 10c 1I%c Butter and cheeae were steady
and prices unchanged.
RICE The market was quiet at DO. a Axe
SERDs.-Both clover and timothy were irmer. The
former was IN limited supply, and prime was held for
better pr:es They continued 70 be good export
rhe last sales Of lnseed made In Boston were 81 62
81 SO, to arrive, on terms equal TO cash.
SUGAR The inclemency of the weather checked sales
which were confined TO about l25 hhds Cuba muscovado
at &C 6Ac., with 10 hhds. Porto Rico, at7xc.
WHsKEY.-The market less baoSant, while the
sales embraced about $50 bbls. at 1910. &c per
gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

COW sT' FAM1LY.-O Officer Maloy this morn
hg received letter from James Ternan VINO is Ger wing
o ~ !eaIs eenehce 10 Clinton prison tor petit lar
cenJ the second oaence BE stses that he hs written
-FOUR letters 10 his wife and received no reply He de-
sfes MI Macy 70 cah upon her, and tell her tha he Is
Wen, and hopes coon to be pardoned e deses her TO
Keep Up courage under her acon and from the fac, Of
recently seeng Governor Morgan an speaking with him
ne IS eonhdens that speedy pardon viii be granted ns
me Governor told him not TO ge up petition az he was
eeaoy Hooded with such papers He aso requested OIL
wife and family wese getting along We do no, knog
Wne,her ne WIZ or Will not comply with request but
ns goes ne WIN tell him that they are doing the city
county and state service He will talI bi ,h, ~
"ue le nov 10 la with prospect Of getting home for
several months IN the PcnentIary. Tie will tell him
toa ms neciionae Daughter IN the Peneutarv ard that
hs 1opeul son, who initiated hls example s an INN ate
or the Hcure OF Refuge IL ne is not beyond fsdeo,on
u picture o. We career OF MS family ought 10 drive
him 70 madness. We trust ID toe officer viii not A.,
kooWledqe It's receiIs and allow hn 10 remain Ia iyno
rance o. tne whereabouts OF bis family ia the hooe that
time N sop,-AibC7y Jguyno,, J~Iy 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18
Naval Intelligence.

The United States steamer San JAcnto went in commits
son on July g. at 80 p. M At tho Brooklyn Navy Yard
and ia now tying of the Battery and will sail In few
days the coast Of Africa The following n list Of
her ofcers:--Capainw William N. Armstrong; Frs. Lieu
terapt--Edward Donaldson Second Lseat.-Ar Aaron X.
sughes Third Iieut--Jsmes Maaigan; Fourth Lieut.
Q. Johnson; Fifth Lieut. BENZ p. Loyal; Aug P. Cook
Master Surgeon-N Pnckney Asst. Surgeon-D Ksndle-
berger; Purser-G. r. Barry: Chief Engneer-Joka Fa-
en- First Lieut.. MarinesJ r. r Fstnaii; hidshpmeu-
~ II. fxrqubar Y. Schocnsnaker, r. PreDtiss, r. 8.
Mccook; Masters Mse-Els A. Noe; observation-disclosures
Woodland; Gnnner-J D. Boofan; Carpenter-Jonas Dbl
bic; Sarnaker-J. G. Boerum; Engneers-First Asss.
VIM. CT Wheeler, H. Kellogg; Second Assts ~ B. Hous.
,op, H. G Victor; Third Assts -. Roop, B. KsvenDeh,
Geo Hail; Captains Cicrk-L Armstrong; Parsers Clerk
- Z Mellacb.
The following named officers have been ordered to the
United States steamer sagauaw being built at Mare Island
California and which is bound for the East Indes
mander, j. Finley schenck; Leuenants, N. O Bryant,
James l. Waddej Passed Midshpmsn, n. @. Campbell
Master, q. J. McDougan; Purser, James Fulton.
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ARRIVED

and "a pss.enaeIa 70 ID a gnsslaDd sutton
ship kuice. barter HAue, june with %asc and ~ pAs
ship LucotheA steering east; h lat Is lon 40 paw ship
Albus bound s.st July lat 80 lon - pAsaed large lo
east 18Th AN ~ 40 a. Lon 70 40, passed Ham steamship
Bavaria hence TOR Hamnuyx -
Brig Tour kalakof Fr) Philippe St Pierre. Nigseon. Nj,
ID days, with feb, 70 " hselwrieht Co.
Brig annie Ssdsr (Br) Cochran Windsor Ms. 10 days,
with plaster. to d peWof.
Brig Judge whitman. Bessey Calais 10 days. with lumber,
70 Einpson Nay hew.
schr sher wood. wnlisps Old Point Com fort 2 days
6chr Bay ktsts Henderson, Calais days.
6chr kndoya, Curtis Truten. Ne, days.
fchr Joseph Ball Ball. Portland, 2 days
6chr Ellen holman. Bo~ man, New Bedford days.
6chr A Elliot, Anderson MadessoD, days.
6chr Shylock Hawes. Providence, Q days
6loop Lady Clinton, FAIR. Westerly, 3 days
Steamer Delaware, Copes, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Wsmsutta- Anew. New Bedford.
Steamer Albaxoss. Jenes, Providence.
Arrived 16th-Ham s,amshp Boz
ported yeieydsy from Hambu' ssnR mol Bavaria 40
"m' u""S W. w -. - sf Rom NJ sunset calm.
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while prices were lower Tho sales embraced 500 500
bbs within the above range Of figures. Rye flour was
inactive at quotations White meal quiet and
prices unchspged. Wheat was In moderate demand,
while sales embraced 1000 5000 bushels, including
common to choice whito southern at 81 TO 81 49, and
sales Of new western mixed at ole while prime South
yellow held at 96c Rye was quiet ut soc. q
90c. Oats easier and duh: GALES Of State were
made at 44c. 45c., and Canadian at 46c 46c Barley
was nominal ut BIC. q &C.
COFFEE Sales Of 1000 LAguayra were made yetter.
Day and 70 day part for export at 1iAs four mouths
CoTToN.-The market was 1rm, while the sales
braced about 1000 bales the basis Of the following
amt
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Personal Intelligence.

is rumorcd, says the Boston Traveller, that shoad
Lieutenant General Scott accept the invitation to DO pre-
cent at the State Military Encampent st Concord Mass
he will be accompanied by the celebrated Seventh reg
ment Of New York city as . body guard.
ARRIVALS.
Al ne Everett Hou:e-oolone Ewing 2; 9; A.; Mrs Go
Vile; W. @. Cazerove and three children, Mss Gtdolph
Alexandria, Va T. n. Glenn Coarsdo Texas J. W Blake,
Washington, D. u; William H. Crabbe, Phladolphs; r.
Dear, New York; A. Smith and wife, Washington. D. O.
Richard Busteed jamaica Richard 8. Ely Conn; VIM ri
Oliver, New Orleans,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

Mrs,x,l yR-Nrs Temperance Baxter and her
davsh,er Mss Tempe -ance Baxter, of Hyannis, xass
been prosecuted AM ponyictef for selling l,ozca
io9 bcpofs ccrwNy % laR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18

Whalemen.
Ship Creole from Noreeans for Bordeaux June o. or Key
NJ shp Liberty hence for Nores passed July H. hat 50
BARR Louisa from Cuba, Of and for Philadelphia July r. lat
july s;'f sGsns fsses' Libby from Portland for 0d'n'
Foreign Ports.
BuENos AYREs, May Ain port bark Seneca Fembsser,
nSss sas July eTp port ss'ts Reindeer En1
sn dig Ss rIpsTs Reed and Amb.c,s a Bryant
sss T:ssss e sSs.s ~s
zig. schrs Mathews Tor Portland dg; GSa: smSS:
ss1h Wssss sssas
Jay port bark Ben, Burgess. Snow for
sson s brig M dS S,s Sid M BAH
dG; -, v:pSs SssSsl sslaSs!s s r. '.A, .''D'.''
a e ss: 4s
Ssis B BsI Jy1 0s TsnoI aim chm,
s,cnsUcTo June Arr brig Johanna Bsr.ha Finnss
.on Aorrson bsris sSaiz Ho 1srd Boston; FsDny.
6ll Leas soana a R Rai oAs'a Chandler rn'0
pSc ssT ds s.n s., White
from Philadelphia do schr Ida 6isri for NYori n lew
sS e % 4al: sd
Yd ST J0 So h ss July S S 7 :ho
s.. 81 lsh .chr spray folias do Sid ship Morning
TRlsIDAP LIN port earts Franklin MITCHELL FIR nm and
70, BSsop log yolTntesr Goham, from ana for sid
"sa Nay IT port bark Rienz seas.
YARMOUTH, July b-Arr Brig Gold Hunter Phillips NYork
Home Ports.
veapr slsdd1s Sciy SD ssh. o0ds Wright GAL
In port July ship Portland sr for Liverpool ldg achr
70 July SlIi. brig. u.o.rs Jo-d.n St
ssfs ss S ssss
gsnpen nd Charles Peasee, Foster Bs.on Tram smith,
eass ESS. S.s
asf sssas va fHs
Sos n:h ve Ss,F Fuller
sSas1s 1 .ss. io ra s. Fs.
Adsms do hhror hire shropshire, ao oeorss sws
fo 4 E.sss s sSss
SY pTsd Ssn 42s Form Eliza.
Cle ,'esmer Joseph Whitney Howes Baltimore ships
Msneheser Josnson West Coast Africa brig Moore,
EtsArr y TED bark s.a@boul Kingmsn, gea Bay;
S se 81 hossws9 @ s sch:
Sa S,,s ,qy S-A . ship Jane Henderson, Gal.
% Jnad H.
spo sw5o John s EsT Yo a:
barks Swan Lennon 81, and market Edward Eve.
ons fBsSas 1 az "a
. SndAsaEsTos J ny IS Ha Shack.
.r s sS5 ia sss s sp
s gen st. as, NJ sn snd aid ch ssS
e. ~ ess asFs l sa Bar S:s.
dY soaoSis s R tn
sc !, =, Paine sadler philadelphia " --''
k Sh sss9ns Ssy
v.s3rne' Fest NYork Sid steamer sachem, Threiher
3D. % ss Red sss ~
s0sso opson es bE uo west indian Cook Kingston
rIsih-Ca ships dolden Star. Mailing. Liverpoo barss
1se fvSfas xn ss a St TSat
Hampton sc.os Gliding Rose osso FOR or r..
5 q! Es.s Coke. .s's e.,
ss1a aa5s Isy nj. r..
I1ndsd
a DAM a'GFsssssa o: sis;
5Ssn: 49, 4'ss GS0i
4. s.5 % ssss
'Ss ssars s:' ss
pss s = has:s jennings
srse ssis 0 Of 81 New aors Howe.
s sdS ''sS n soo o ~, s1l
SGs;hsFs saass sh bn
! Ps.er Gaansy; Amelia Reeves Lore; N Xdridse.
bMeman bvabea 1ilon W hims 1aaon: LANE Maui taSe.
and Isy shepherd Boston; johnson Johnson Fred,
oyer Cotrei and Judge Tenpey Cottre Baem MARY NeS.
ell eroSel Manchester; Bartlett Connolly an Cssina
Por mouth Ontario. VanRidsr DAILY, Hns,n; rIolmes
w,laps snd hickman pckerson, hosbury; Farragapse,t
WP Philip Smith and Jas Balls, Thompson Fall Rver.
lille Baseit, Dighton. 'N'i'
xso,s ss Asr sssmshp Asas woodruff
Ter Catdepss. ~''' Sus'
1S,h.Arr steamship Parsersbuyg. Powell NYork: bar,n
Darien. e "Ao' Ae's"'i''
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New England Trade Sales nj Boston.
OUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENTS.

BosIoN, Jaiy 10, 1859.
Zine was, m old colonial days, when the 'modern
Athens" was metropolitan with respect 70 the North
American dependencies of Great Britain among other
little changes since then been ousripped bv New
York in not few particulars, population, wealth and
uaas Now Boston trade is dear 10 the Boston hear,
as Boston churchessome profsDey hint little dearer
$500 --~~ tina grief among the solid men, a.
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T.ierraph Marine R.nox.

Telegraph Marine Report.
LONG BBANvH, July ~ sunset-One brig Oh shore bound
IN WIND BE- HxEt weatner clear and pleasant
HIGHLANDS July H. sunset No inward bound yesseI In,
hight Wind W, light weather clear.
Miscellaneous.
The Brish steamship City Of Baltimore Capt Lescs
iaed from Sandy Hook last night with $40 passengers aaG
sl,092 l60 n specie.
SUR MANIrouIn addition 10 the wrecked materials suppos'
ed 10 belong 10 the mng ship Manou learn from Messs
Sutton Co that the cask marked Africa, Ocl 10, 1885,
agreed with sbpped that vessel 2oh Oct days
tere she sailed for San Francisco from this port and that ha
boards painted red aide and blue the oer
parts OF government wagons shipped Haniou
manufactured by Measra Coleman Euons Of Phuadepha
There for doubt but that this noble shp
been lost and that her captain officers and Pc
rished.
The following table gives summary he In As
harbors OF New York Boston, BALTIMORE Wilmington q,
Chareston, Savannah Mobne New 0reana &alvesOu,
at latest accounts nom each OF those portss-
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observation-disclosures.

6AaSStGS>tzaM klsfya.
EXCELsIoR
IL PRE- INSURANCE COMPANY,
Clice no. Broad street,
MI ., NEW YosK, July l6, iSS9
payable en- demand.
HENRY QuACKENBoss, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-18
CITY COMmERoIAL REPORT.

AsHEs-The market was quiet, with small BALES Of pots
at SIC; while pearls were At 5Zc
BREADsTuFFs -Flour--The market was again dull and
lower. The weather was Indictment, and transactions
were limited. The sales embraced about 5000 bbls,
cI0ain1 within the following of nriCaa.=-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, July lisp. n,
The week which snd.s .,::sssrdS has been moderately
Active in - '-~~nrtatious for the fall
,usness circles The I~r :.
,..d. continue 70 be very large, though @ aSnisIs q
srv eoods are beginning already 10 feel the injurious o.
sats Of an excessive supply Of foreign goods ocss Ia
HIGHER the decline Of previous weeks having ..rscted
fresh attention to the staple; some ocso' psons have
advanced fully hc nce last week IN the face of unfa
yorsble advces from abroad Tho receipts At the ports
during the week 5000 b. 90, against $4,000 bales
same week last year. and bales same week Of 1857,
making tho total receipts % date sssooo bales, against
S07 900 bales to SAM date Of 1885, and 2sbboOo bales
10 same date OF 1857. Tho total export 10 date
is now 2,s4esOo bales, against 2.4So,ooo bales
70 same date last year, and 2,le4ooo bales TO same
date in 1851. Bseadstuns continue inanimAte, and
the pss declines II the rase OF Csc. 4oc the barrel
-four, and 1oc. 20c. the bushel wheat per week. The
grain now coming in freely, and we are happy 10
earn that the quality, general rule, u all that could
be desired II is evident that shall have this fall =
large supply Of good grain, and that prices win continue
10 rule low. Provisions lower the export demand
has checked by the advices from abroad We have
sent much beef and pork this year than usual
Ashes are steady. Tobacco ID quiet Wool is rather
lower in the city, holders making concessions TO meet the
| views OF buyers. Rice ID very quiet.
The speculative excitement In sugar noticed last week
has subsidized, but prices are very firmly maintained
quiet the best prices Of late sales
INSISTED upon and obtained BY holders Coffee is rmer
than last week. with moderate sales. Foreign spirits are
rather higher consequence Of advoes injury TO the
French vines. Hides very quiet, buyers claiming q
reduction in rates, which holders refuse TO concede
Leather fraction lower, with very small amount Of
| business doing. Freghts continue quite dull.
me following table OF the trade Of the port durng the
past week shows that the importers entertain yet
apprehensions Of OVERRIDING their business, while on the
other hand large exports Of specie show that we
paving our debts as fast as they are contracted
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HcHhoNp, Va, July Is, 1850
a S1doe Wosan Held to be Amesaoze % Federal En...
'3sos 1aney Dfrgoyds TIE Diaa IN As Dsed Sucx Cuss
Std~ Held 10 b a Pvsas-Lnportax zyouS:.nt o,d
Dsclsoe, &c.
Az me May term Of the United States Circuit Court bald
~ Ibis city, slave woman, answering 10 the nam.
OF Amy, was found guilty on charge Of stealing
from the Post ofice notwithstanding ~
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Al Fays June 81 Cornelius Allen, NIB, $50 %: bark Ma
ron Abbott do, $50 bbls brig Wsier Witch Of Boson CSC
bbh Oh do date, chase RYDER OF Beverly. sp,
$50 VIII.
Spoken, DC.
Ship Creole from NOrleeans Bordeaux June o. or Key
West
shp Liberty hence for Noriesns passed July H. 50
BARK Louisa from Cuba Of and for Phadelphis July IL lat
81 90. Ion 741S
Brig Young Repubnc, Libby Portland for Cardenas
July 10, lat 50, lon74. -
Foreign Ports.
BUEN0s AYREs May 22-In port bark Seneca Feinbareu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-17

e,485 prizes amounting to. Observation-Disclosures $40 600
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters So So
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding md
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
the Approximation Prizes, according to Glass A.
For example: II Ticket Number 1920 draws the
SlG0 900 Prize, those Tickets numbered ll248 ll249
1921. 1882 will each be entitled to $500 If Ticket
No. $50 draws the $4,000 prize, those Tickets nun
bered 5iS SIS. $751; 552 will each be entitled to $780,
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the
last figure of the Number that draws the Gapi1 IA,
Prize. For example: the Number drawing tne
Capital Prize ends with No. l. then all the llcASss
where the Number ends in VIII pe enttieu ~ 3 ~
II the number ends with NUMBER u In9h All tne
Tickets where the NUMBER ehos III VIII pe oh1-
tied to SO, and so on TO U.
In ordering Tickets enclose the money 20 our
address, for the Tickets ordered, on receipt OF which
sban viii he forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have Tickets ending IN any Inquire they may
sa List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
.eat to purchasers immediately after the drawing
- Purchasers will please write their 81 gn atures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State
N, Remember that every Prize is drawn and
payable without deduction.
n, All Prizes OF Sl.000 and under, paid imme-
time of forty days, in full without deduction.
all commnmlcations strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets to be directed either to
WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Augusta, Ca,
Or WOOD. EDDY & CO, Atlanta. Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY Il CO., Wilmington, DEL
the wheel with the amount of the Prize that each
one is entitled TO, will be published after every
nationalist, Mobile Register, Nashville ia zetta
Richmond Val Dispatch, Paulding Miss i (,ia
rien. and New York Times.