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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-10
SATURDAY, Oct. 8-P. N.

SATURDAY, Oct. 8-P. N.
The Stock market opened toleraby firm, but subse-
quenty upon the pretty free Offering of cash stock,
declined and at one time there appearance Of
an incipiept psoic. New-York Central Hudson River,
and Rock Island were exceptions, the large real
izirg in the first during the week not having had
any very startling effect. The heaviest decline of the
day was in Michigan Southern Guaranteed, which fell
of from 20 yesterdays price, to l6l, closing at l6t
to l6I. 1t was rumored that the Company would de-
fault its interest due in November. The closing prices
at the First Board were: New-York Central, 79I0
79l; Rock Island "a, a6i; Hudson, 35 Reading, 400
a4Ol; Galens, 7l3Q72; Toledo, l92 go. At the
Second Board the market was very heavy and mani
mate. The last prices were: For Ne~-York Gen.
trail, 7si a7si; Missouri 6s, s3i 9s4 Pacific Mail,
7Ila72; Hudson River, IS 35i; Reading, 1911 1891;
Michigan Central 42l 43; Michigan Southern, 81 al:
Michigan Southern Guaranteed, l6l 9l63; Illinois
Central, e. cot; Cleveland and Toledo, l90l9I;
Chicago and Rock Island, 63.064; Gasna and
Chicago, III p1e
The market for Exchange for the steamer to-day
closed rather heavy. First.csss bankers signatures
Sterling sold at 10, and bank bills at 1927. Some
prominent commercial signatures sold at 1921 100.
d cent Francs are SIC! a j.l3i.
Freights to Liverpool 200 bales Cotton at &C.; 4oo
bbls Rosin at 2s. Cd. 5000 bush. Wheat on private
terms and 40 hhds. (Md) Tobacco at lie. Cd. To
Glasgow, 30 bbls. Rosn at %. l0id. y $50 10.
The business Of the Sub-Treascry was: Receipts,
$40 4S9 4i-for Customs, $s ,O0ei Payments, S275,-
so %; Balance, $i7li,07s 40.
There is no material change to notice in money, the
brokers being freely supplied at ' cent. The ship
men of specie by the City Of Baltimore was 1892
on freight The Vanderbilt toek oct $7Oi 76, making
q total of s727 ,s9l.
The earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
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crt but was conducted in the same ski lful manner
Capt Shufedt ordered provisions and water for the
ufe Of the passengers on the bark When all was
completed he detailed two Of his officers, Fianel aud
HSgous, to to accompany the bark to Norfolk. The
Dunbarton's cabin, which afforded limited aocomlno-
dsticns, was given up 10 the ladies' At a o'clock
IN the afternoon, all being ready Captain
Schufeldt from the deck Of the steamship,
hearty cheers from the bark which spread her sail,
for New-fork. In taking leave of her gallant
mander and crew there but one feeling Of mingled
sympathy and gratefuness to Providence among the
passengers. The excellent discipline OF the ship, and
the care Of Capt Schufeld fully appreciated and
universally recognized. To his able management and
the promptude and obedience OF the officers ard men
are mainly to be ascrbed under Providence tho safety
OF 40 many lives. The sigbtest mistake unsklfal
management in the trsnSer Of the passengers would
have resulted in the swapping Of boats. Had any
dropped in the water, he would have met horrible
death without o chance of rescue, for the around
the ship and life boats literally swarmei with sharks
expectan. for their prey. On the Dunbsrton, the
rescued met Kind hearts under rough Jack
cts, ready TO minister in every way to their
comfort. Capt. Chadbourne proved himself
true hearted sailor. He not only declared to Capt.
Schueldt bis determination IN stick by him. but a. al
hazards TO land the passengers safely On the even
ing Of the second day he made the light Cape Henry,
and sgnaled for pilot. In conclusion the psssen-
gers passed the night deck. At this morning the
steamer louisiana Capt. Russell, at Point Comfort,
took all off for Norfolk. At tonight Capt. Chad
bourne came up to the city. dc reports gale now
blowing outside the Roads from N. K and is very
anxious for the safety of the Quaker City He thinks
abe will drift in the Gulf Stream to the northwsrd and
eastward. Steamers should be sent mmedjsely to her
relief from various points along the cosst. IL drifting
she must be between Sandy Hook and Hstterss, well
out in the Gulf Stream. meeting Of the passenge
voted silver trumpet to Capt. Chadbourne, as test
nonid to bis gallant conduct.
II Ks impossible TO forward before tomorrow either
list Of the passengers arrived here of those left
board.
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b. v1s". No. John Burke native Of Germany .ais
iuRCH-fn this city, Saturday Oct g. ct u O'clock
CbMes Henry Church. Of smittsn, fsvsr ssed yea and
n1Gths-
pCNAHoE-In this city, Saturday, o, Thouss young
e., child Of Thomas and Caharns Donsh0s aged yssr
months and 10 days.
OUyFY-In this city Friday Oct bndse, Duny Sse u
|. Jess and months
DSNLop-In Brooklyn Saturday. Oct Daniel Dunlss'
ssee n years ard months
.rsh Elizabeth Everett, daughter Of the htte ArxA.s
Rogers sged 3 years, months and n days
@ liz. ss ssS i,,.t OF %
uAILATIN-At Geneva, Switzerland, on Tuesday sept ~
he s5th year Of bis age Aos.. os nS , ., s
L., Hen Albert GalA.in.
IN 5s sss .ss .Sse ss ,% s
..rvicss ., 4 O'Clock on Monday morning 10Th in' rS
siLBERr"n Brooiyn on Saturday Oct. 8, Thomas =.
csiibsrs Of Birmingham, England, aged 50 years
Vi. q III os city Il s:'s .ss only i,sas
and Dspbne Cummings :ssd q years. Il months s3S -
70 attend her funeral from her late residence No 10
Thirteenth street, Tuesday. ocs IL, ct M "is's
Me- Sentinel add New oassr: cr.:@. p'es ~
JoEEs1 M., .S % .ss IS on rd;s s.s o May
RI: H; s I'm 4. :ss s e g. 81 s'adi a Inst
KtNWALL-On Saturday Oct ., John F'sAin"A' ~ -
Il s 5: e: c r. s;s'l s.sa.s %
Jersey City. s., ne. Q a, A. ,s.lasnee
~ slyv. avenue Valentine Lslor OF Dublin. -.
Linz LEY-In city Saturday Oct o s<r olx -
lpe.s Misc Mary Lndsy eldss. dsuthser Of the late
IN Hannah Lindey, 10 the 50 year o. nef age
uSsGrvFRN-In grookyn, Y. D on Friday, Oct ', TO-
n HcGayeyu sssd y ysss and 10 dsya
uc1xNNIJs-in Brooklyn, on frdsy eyenins VI LnH
short lines Mrs Margaret AeNsnnus, IN me s'n 5e0
uceoN.Lpou Friday Oct. T. a. his Let. residence Ho, -
w.. Txsp.y sey-nth street. o disssss Of tns sesx -
wcTs,psId younges. Of the late Mathew McDohAa
y,sr, months and 10 dsys. n. . 1,,.~.G
Nix sZN-sasdenly on Saturday morn,ne. oct 70
CSn.n in the 10Th year Of her age eldest 'Aasa'"
NORra-On saturday u,osnlns De- g. At the .sesnos
fs,lsr No. 2s2 Smith street. Brooklyn, Jos~pa - 1'
NudENT--Tn this city, on Friday. oc- Nay Safr"'
Tor o James and Mari. Nlseut Of ioD an yrr~,
PGEf-In his city, No. iS We. Isnn rs,t .s,S
evening Oct. T. u consumption, S'sfnDs 49,"
M ,ss.u. viii be taken 70 P.ssSr, T. on Monday "~"
sMIra-in I'D. ei,y on Friday, Oct ssf ~ -.
sriiset amtb. beloved VILE Of Pstrses Sh'i~ ~"
nssiss 81 County Csysn, Ireland :, gS,~.,d w ~
rAPP-I Elhs Whitsbead, Joassss' "a I" N~
Anps Tspp -, .uv are ,exp~c.faIy invitsd 70
s.srs ne h,nsrs, on Monday, g; 30c'ors' - w. - 49,
M III IN Sunday nofzins W ih ss'
wnf1 I'm sH' ,as5 u ite husband Of susec "nte
es y - - ,sien Westch<stsr Inc mems are ~
"a" 80 - ...snf today st 0clock m
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ASorHFR PRIZE FIeHr.-Edward Price, who ~
Gently won the fight with Kelly is said to hsts 10
ceived challenge on Saturday from George King u
Boston, to fight him in Canada three months ksass.
and that Price has accepted. King challenged Pries
before the latter agreed to tight Kelly, but withdmv
in favor of Kelly who was accepted as asubNituer,
by Prics. King has now determined TO try his haNl
in the sing. The papers for the combat betty
Prio, I'D King have been drawn and depssn y
ESQ s,ae made the terms to be arranged this <sdk
at Vvs Clipper Office. John c. Heenan, the Bee eie
Boz is 10 act as the trainer and second Of Price, Who
left for Boston on Saturday. st
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
THREE PERSONS DROWNED.

THREE PERSONS DhOO NED.
About duck, on Saturday evening, Mr.. Henry ".
Hasbrouck. of the firm Of Kenyon & Hasbrouck,
doing business in Park place in this city, while cross
irg the North River in small boat from Iona leland
the residence Of DR.. Grant his brother-in-law, 70
Peek.kill, was run down by the steamboat Thomas
Powell, ard drowned. There were three OF Or.
Grants woIkmen on the boat, two Of whom also lost
their lives. The third, named James Rennison, was
rescued, though badly injured, having been struck BY
the steamers wheel. Az soon as it became known
that the steamer had run over the boat the captain
ordered the engines to be reversed and, aided by DIS
crew, did all in his power TO rescue Mr. HasbroucA
and his oarsmen.
1t is supposed that those in the boat saw inc
steamer coming and strained every nerve to cross no.
path, being then directly in front Of her bows. in'
they failed to do, and were in al probability stree
by the starboard paddle wheel and thrown into 'ne
water; Mr.. Hssbrouok and the two workmen, w-o'e
names have not transpired, being 30 badly njufo1
that they sank imme lately. Rennson though mu1,
Injured, managed to keep aaost until he was r'exea
up by the crew of the Powell The Captain remsneu
abou, the spot time in the hope of secarng lne
Others but the unfortunate men could not be foand
Their bodies hal rot been recovered up to the time
when our informant left. NJ. Hssbrouek was %
years Of age, and resided at No. AZ West Twenln
street. He leaves wife and family. He was mnen
respected ard bis untmely fste viii be deporsd py
large cros Of relatives and friends. The Rev. herr
Ward Hsecher Of whose congregation MI Haso'o-~A
was member in bis sermon yesterday mornns
maze very touching alusion - the late OF tie ae'
ceased.
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Attempted Escape of Prisoners,

NEWARK N. j., Oct. y, IoJJ.
Henry Emerson and John Clifford Of New-York, in
confinement in the Essex County Jail on charge OF
passing counterfeit money have also been indicted by
the Grand Jury for conspiracy to escape from the jail
Emerson's wife procured key to be made in New
York from cast in soap furnished to her by Emerson
or come one connected with the prison, which would
unlock all the doors between Emerson and liberty.
This kew was secreted in the clothing Of child taken
70 ace Emerson and thus he obtained possession OF it.
The scheme was detected by New York officer, and
on searching, the Warden of the jail found the key
secreted in Emerson's cell.
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There was smart thunderstorm or Saturday sfter
poop, with heavy rain nearly all TIE evening The
temperature for the week had been almost up to SUM-
per heat but the storm was an ehectuA cooler, AMI
Yesterday overcosts and fires were resosted to to
break the power CT the chill westerly gaze. The SKY
was heavily couded, and the day altogether one o.
the ceruear-demOn sor, when zen have horrors ~ :.
DO suicides,
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The FillibUsters.

NEw-ORLEAss Saturday, Oct. 8, 1859.
The fllbusters have arrived in custody of the
United States Marshal. Capts. Maury Fassaux, and
Scott, and Col. Anderson have been held to bail in
s3 900 each to answer. The rest of the men were
left at the barracks below the city, and have since
decsmped, there being no guard there, the flibus-
tiers having made the oldiers leave the steamer while
coming up the river. They state that they on
fishing party.
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CRICKET.

The match between the two selected Elevens ter
minated on Saturday at As p m, the result being in
fsvor Of Lockyers Elevec, thsrscore eIceedr that
Of neir opper ents BY "a ruas. There were strong
indie ,i'rs Of rain in the morning and that 90 doubt
had its effect in preventing large Numbers from at
fencing. Some three or four hundred were collected
on the ground however, the interest of the mstch
not having quite subsidized. Tho effect ofthe dinner
Of the previous day was somewhat apparent in the
play Of those who hsd to 60 in to the bat their sight
not being quite clear o il should have beeni q; any
rate the only Of any moment were those OF Hey
ward and Diver 9th English Elsveo. Sharp played
well for eshteen making the highest score ths. sny
psye Of the ~ertytwo has made against the Elevea
Considerable interest is manifested in regard to the
result in Pnil,delphis should the Twenty-Five there
be more fortunate than those in this city it viii be
p'esumptive evidence Of their superiority. We shall
give the result Teach days playing as received The
following s The score Of the match between the Two
Eieyers:
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FIRES.
rtpr 7, WEST NINETEENTH STREET.

FIRE rs WEST SISETEESrH STREET.
About O'Clock Saturday night fire broke out n
the carpenter shop of Msssrs. Dunn & Selkaey, Ne.
l29 West Nineteenth street. II sxtnguishs1
by the fremen, and the damage sustained to stock
viii not probably exceed $500. Insured for 500 u
the ST Nicholas Insurance Company. The building
owned hy T.. Freeman was damaged to the amount q
sl9C. Insured 10 the Greenwich Insurance Company.
4 anaa named Lansing Gale, while at work near the
ere, fell irom shed aud was badly ipjured. He wss
tshsn home. The fire 10 supposed to have been the
work o. an incendiary.
FIRE IN CANAL STREET.
On Saturday right . fire occurred In the dwelisg-
house No. 1853 Canal street. Damage slight. -
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The Sunday Railroad Question i'm
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Oct 3, lSo9.
Judge Ludlow this morning delivered his decision 10
The case of William Ii. Jeandele, charged with a
breach of the peace in running passenger railway car
on the Sabbath, and discharged the defendant, the
the arrest having been premature.
The steam gunboat Pawnee was launched in fine
style, at noon to day, from the Navy Yard. Ten
thousand spectators present She wss chrisened
by Miss Grace Tyler, the daughter OF Robert Tyler,
when salute was fired
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AcGuittal OF COlgan.

BOSTON, Saturday, Oct. 3, 100.
William Colgan, charged with msnslaughter in killing
Justin McCarty on Lincoln street in June last was this
morning acquitted in the criminal Superior Court, and
discharged.
BosToS, Oct. 9, 1859.
Chsur cey johnson. a well known New York burglar,
recently from Sing Sing was arrested at the Rsvere
House to-day by New-York officers, who have been
On bis track since bis escape from prison.
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markefa.

Nrw-oRIEASs 1.-THE sales of CoTToN today were only
500 bales buyers demanded reduction before purchasing OK
fensively. Freish.s 10 Liverpool 9l6d
WHrAT 81 626sl 05 for Red and 81 @d 81 y for White
WHISKY &c Cur MEATS setve. BAcoN-Larse transactions
~ sdlOc fer Shoulders and Sdes LARD firm al losc MESS
foRK GA rs; not much doing
Tokosro G. w, Oct s-FLoUR steady. WHEAT scarce
prices hardly firm but quoaby lower Red SPRING sVd9
Other articles unchanged - -
~u effected Change this morning The terms wee not made
rubic but supposed to BE- ut 79c.
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ESCAPE FROM BLACKwELL's IsLASD.-Wilhsn
Williamson, coored man, convicted of burglary and
sentenced to four years and six months imprisonment
ON BlsckweIs Island, made his escape from prison
yesterday and is now at large. William was q smart,
sctiye fellow and on account of hs good behavior had
been made lamprghter. AT O'Clock yesterday morn
ing he slipped away from his work and, Jumping into
boat that lay at the dock rowing off when dscov-
cred by the sentines.
The alarm was given, and several OF the ssntneis
cred at him, but failed to pjure him. Before boat
could be manned, and pursuit giveo' William hsd
reached Joues's Wood, and made his escape Hewas
implicated with four other men ~hitel IN breaking
into store in Beekman street, and stealing 500 worth
Of eershaums, and was arrested by Officer Jourdan
who secured his conviction.
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Exchanges.

NEW. ORLEANS, Saturday, Ot. :, leo'.
Sight drafts on New-York par to y cent premium.
CIScISNArI, Saturday, Oct. 8 1859.
Sight drafts on New York are scarce, ct y cent
premium. o.
ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Oct. s, 1859.
Sight drafts on New York premium for gold, pre-
MUM for Missouri funds and premium for currency.
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The debt viii 30 seen, very large having ncr ossed
TOO GO since October, 1857 when confidently "a
nooneed In the public meetings ina. the earnings would pay 10
interest OF $40 t0o,i 90.
This uuyosbe in tie Of he Company has ga
sons TOO careless INVESTIGATOR estimate the property
Corpsry OILY sskcien, pay the inst second sod ns
m0gsagss; but others with better reason, thnk wofh
cos ard have sevsed plans for preserving Al tne iae
involved In H. These plans generally cal on ne wsrse -
mogsgess Surrender sthiDs fg the osneht o As -
innate ordhoier. and require 1nsny cosrnt wnlea
be sssiy obtained To o5vats nis cifncaly - ,.
ran 4 osn ard ssn u iaees<sd ~ me - =,
b. she<,ed By IL ssins oslx 'e osS<sne I'LL
ia q aetsrdeptz sld sub -. sl tesss W neavt -
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rc,,I el7lsr "a % &sRaTi 81 sfyST7s e

The surplus earning, o the last II hese three yssn easS
OF resIy 500 o and the avssss plus for
the three years the Of 90 CO., What the rcd
The quoted viii again 10 the hsxt
three Year, and What earned In tn~ las. Of the three yesr
yesa -, -, .
regard TO tie sockholder BY Masking preferred stock
takns Is; cash for foo Of the stock and thus adding
membranes Of the Company which ntsrs
mus, Be paid.
formed holly With view benefit the stockhode ~
eyarv 100 paid cssh carrying with e9 In stook. tAey
will receive ~ In interest per while the reosnao
stock will BE- benefited BY the aud economy introduced
the elpenses Of the road.
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NOn.Arrival Of the Indian.
FATHER POINT, Oct. 9

FATHER POINT, oct. I'LL p. m.
There are yet no signs Of the steamship Indian,
now fully due, with Liverpool dates of the 18th ut
Weather clear and calm.
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The Utah Mail.

ST. LOUIS, UCt. =, I6J9.
The Utah Mail brings intelligence of the hisl aud
sentence 70 two years imprisonment in the Penten-
tiary of Mckenzie the foger OF Government checks.
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The mail steamer Vanderbilt, Capt Laesre, sa'en
ON Saturday afternoon for Southampton ana haVre'
Bhe takes out $50 passengers, aud sIoi,'@o o. IN
specie. The British steamer City OF MancGes'eI'
Capt Ieitcb, sailed on the same afternoon iOI liver
pool, with i6 cabin passengers and iS9 II the
and s?3, 25j in specie.
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HORACE GHEEIEr vii speak q. the Agricultural
Fsr of Backs County, P.sI,, :: NertaSn, ~ IAifs'
dsy the l2tA Est.
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Total Stock and Indebtedness TO Dec 1884,. S1 ssiN
o. he IN the cash payment pscveS for the IT, ID sai
mcsase bonahold-ss $4,000 yin Be payss Until As
coupos for The cuert bsfyesr become due although pop
eYly placed ss earned on the ist of December.
rlAS AND cospirioSs or rssrxsarp srock
Preferred Stock amounting TO eNSooo - be creets4
r the TIE above plan Of setsneat Oso
third Ct this ok hll be paid in csh and two tAiras In To
present stock Fl the Company The subscriptions 10
on tn. day Of - .ad lsp. oY.r tot :. le.s ces web
on Iris Preferred Sock unless cheney 10 tie earaa
the preceding months shall make smaller seccary
D.viderds shan BE- declared the stock u ~
Comp,ny every ak months there be Of clear earnings sA
cent AFTER paying the dividend Of 81 ecsns Oh the ne
fcrsd Stock -
No new debt shah Be contracted Ready money shall ~
paid for all purchases without sipula,ins 70, any day.
Nothing hsrs said intended TO insfsre with arsnSeneB
mode with the Long Dock Company whereby their boads
be used payment for mpovems the Long Dok pope9
fhese hints TO BE- carefully considered Kth ncag
ras-d and all the debts Of the Company paid "A snCo
here poposs< 4. snar. in,.r.st win Appear htown
Preferred stock. 4SS es o.
Total of capital and deb. SNs8 ~
The insres, this stock add debt VIII 1sk5 no.
SIN occsson alarm those who remembes wh&
esrprs. before s downward oonmsooed Lssk
~. (,xs 81
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The Eew-York Central receipts for September are
reported unof esly q: $50 OOO an Increase Of about
81 ,OO9 on September, 1853.
The business Of the Clearing Eouse was $sl,-
3S7, 900. In money We have no change to notice.
The supply is abundant q, quoted rates. There is
renssed dsmard for Federal sad State stocks for
bsnk purposes, for which purpose $4,000 uaited
States - Of ls65 ct l0i and $4,000 State 50 at full
quotations. The shpmeot c. specie to-day is about
s732 Oe0 Of which the Vanderbilt took ssoi,7o. The
bsnk statement of Monday viii probably show some
loss OF the average Of lsst week 1t Is also undsr
stood .h.t the loan hne will show some Contraction
Til. following table VII show the movement up 70
list evening, go far ss it csn be recorded:
Oct -AysIsse reporssd ry ba,ss
Oc Sub ITesJ-Iy gain. i-o''f1- i.''
~ s.. .,................. ia Is7 m
y. n - -. 80. .............. 81 ga
4 49, 49, -
~. . p.r.,,r,- .......,...........,.... ls,lsa5i
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intes-ss Of tie psrts nay w<rie % - 49,
ofpsyins The deSs 9th csa0ssy ~ selncen IL ~
viii bss~6i sAsn VIM va pscs IL csapAsy Il -
sn r-qcirias credit lie purchases tssseasos ~
psymsots
tnt sssare Of rssf b aaopseA u unursA bs.1
hod.rs loA shsrly their io~ress sa ~ s
he ttA and th marriages pse~< euissly sssny ~
my snA dscUe Of the roAa Looked e. ssdy -
rvemss bot eoanss lately employed b. the Discsou ~ -
tAH FAvNgHYa
ne ' "a and ID bcnss rcnAis un1se0Soqs
sna &c p'ns that Are b pal promptly.
TBS Fh On and unsecured sacs5e6 in
rev fSh nst sns Ia Company ne
interest," 10 TIE LIST Of Deceme~r Ss plscs1 II -
pew fth norsse eons % b pron p.ly sne Aas -
part p the roch Of s conpsny 70 b. psd IN the sseek
Thus II 70 cent OF the th eorssss< 50 y .nt AZ t. -
and ST cent q the Asuas n cseI a.
oew sth u,ortsase the exteni>a r,snls vsn ~ :. s.
BooeA Csah s,eSl fesL
BSnds. sisoacs ss4@e snrAss
eth htss Borda. SHSso let ~ elfs1iS SstS &c
5,h a,se. Bon5s. e& 80 SieS 6S6S - ~
Uns-enisd....... StH.SS s,1tA SNs.Xs saeN1
ro..l. .....sissrls SIS sLasiS s'.Issss cream
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Tie Eleven left for Phisdepbis on Saturday night,
and the game will be commenced there this morning.
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az follows:

Total. SIS, ls6,lOs eI6.4s2i9 Ss+3,5O2 81 lalsl
DeNrase compared with 1885,
The progress Of paper money at the West has been
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The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for the week;

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Decrease compared With that Of l.. is sis
The following isa comparative statement Of the
value of exports from the commencement Of the
"a nt 4.
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