davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-08-01

10ENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
J. RAILROAD
n. Capacity Of this Road l. row e9usi to aaJ In the
EauuRy+
THREE TlIR0TCu PASSENGER TRIMS
BETWEEN pirrsnEEGH AND rit1IArErit1A.
Cnnae%.las Dtt In the Union urpst as Pis,:hsrs sh
IT IT. n a S. ID s Gy a,
Furnishing facilities 10. the transportation c pasrnEetz ua
tfs IT, at, ess t1s II = III ~s
out Change Of caso or Conduc:ors-
s1tspnx sar* !. E1pess ad fast T7ns The
~ ~. Fa. anS su;s{{' *fE;s2,s II ais %
esnnee: fos Eai.;aras- md washlrston.
a:s; ss:: i ;.h + s :a i: {: TT rs: r.
A.t I'll: d ssp i P's'se q 5e ss q
Yo:k at e7tr ~ Eait fEas isats ltst.barss II An.
d,Iy ietxssa S*siels "a i;ost@
Ba. Teket. I" Dsssoa ART Eoot Va Sor~eh fa hisss
HE E:.xaf m4Y Be obtained 1t .ny Of the import
aat EasuAa O1c<s IN tas a:so. boal "f the
III Il .ss 4 II q IL IT,
t1a NV io:x. Da:t:saort or philadelphia.
Fare Always n. low a. by Amy Other
Route.
AK tcr Tickets by r.t:+basza. n:
7hs Completion Of tbe Western eonLeeslpns u tbs Fera
sy.saala Esossd to Che7x 70 makes thss The
nlHEcE LINE aEy EEsTk5k k5i:rHW TMh EAsF AND THE
ee!h ..aa|az y alaYaxe q ttass q fs:h tosssh<;
:t IL: Il =: '5ss4 's'@ @
= i: sxs :. :9S sfss :s sss .
n:3 i'sn, g.. zan<,sI!$. e: !. I. 594a.sa. iolry.
F. P:sa:a; j. ssS:;* 81 t H.zy.S t. Iii tI H. GSews;
oTs H c ;tn1 M;,a Il a'hffn fr S M;,
Louisville. ky.; l.. Il. U Ecy / Co., Evansville lt4 y.
Y; GTh;m e.; CO; ill.,: i: =. ~. i. L".lA. Ns::
13tss. ~ i , sE s :s.s Rsess sss i T. VT
aes { :e,' 1s sg s .s e Y t!s 1sS.sa ?s
s ''''{: :hi:s"a; I:,f'.sf 1'' t*'F'
is tsi1 ss s*s:sesf :; saaa.
Z q ~ :. 141,sa.l
xAa sss::sss sr chh xta eaa b f.E.azd to any PSr
;aaa. N.n1s; N-;Tlspt w:e.e:.s aiseaf, Kse*s,. l.
G1!ss:' @s s:.asss:3 ii pat.s % Il So"s wesss1a M
I'D SaFg*,s sas:aa5 tas ,s tsaegest.oa q
F to- !: Y Z es: ;e. = =: :,ss w y 4:
/ caar.xd BY other 1satlrod ,"nsanies~
NtssesEi. i t.e ws ort:ek ri. ,,a@ a Eass ~n
81 y nc n TIL + r s4p sp % III.
Will aal : I. thels Interest to al iar " Con-
3 <s 4 s sfa ssss s:tis G. &
| oas< THh pe2napf& & st;tnti"n
| r j. sn"tLef. Philadelphia
L*s<s : C: n A'saf House Or 40 saata w1lraa
ttreef. NeN 1otk+
/ l. S;si m isIs x ~: S*;s; rss;s' ss's
rH6s. i. sCorI. ctn.r.i sazt. Al.eaaa g. his
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! (NT {111fS A1TnN AND CHI
| -
~ GAto HaAAhoaN
| Nur,f1Hr Arr1n~~mAnf.
|
on And ase< SeS0A1. Nay - tsss. TWO Exptes& Ifana
, 1859-08-01

= IkroRrs Or FoRE1ox Wool At Nkw YoRx.-
The Courier ssd Eaqsirr furnishes III With the
following:
1NronTs or FonxIdx wool
Fug pan Ttek. Gsnte JAn. !, Do. IS
sSscte e,M =
, 1859-08-01

D0He1 OF IntE6dky, contA1hs tue 1ol1o"IHE:
Native Fleece is in fair request at full prices !;
sales Of l7a,ooo lbs at s7f@41c for quarter
blood; 47@51c for half to three-quarter, and
55@58c for full blood and choice Saxony.
Pulled is in moderate request at steady rates.
Sales Of s. 900 lbs at s0@4sc a. to quality. For
eigu : in good supply, and is less active, but
pr1ceS Are Nithout csseutlal change. We quote
, 1859-08-01

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
1h GREAT wEsTERS tCAyADa} RAILWAY
summer Arrangement.
Tars Leave the Ozt ceuua1 Dxpot foot ot Lake srce
Chtca{p:
flxe Il DxtsAt ae3 pn.-
800 Cincinnati ExpseI I%und1ys exee7ted1 ArEre Il
Indianapolis 40 pu. Cincinnati q w, pm.
E.oua0-Llkhtnlnx EKprez&+excfpt S1ndayU z!1f*o II
Ustpn SO pm; Suspension gHdss, Of Butalo.
41N an: Albany a:6 pm. New 4otf 9:oS pm,
Boston fe10 Il night.
500 pu-New York and Boston Exprea- {Satusdays e.
cepfed) Arrive II Detroit 7:l3 I'M. SuspE1soa
nadse Or Bot.io ~. pu,. Albany <:&1 an. Nsv
TURK s.3J 4ra. Boston = pm.
etD pm-Cnc4anai md Louisville Express{except SIT
ufxay.) A51tya at indianapolis 1t 40 an. ILL.,
eta1sit Il 9:t9 an- 1ouiss1lis AE4 pm.
Only tFAD Sunday It sau pm. T4e so Al aad
a:ou pn sr,ns lats With Buaf0 Lake Huron
R4l.ay or Baale md III po.nts E.s; at Torunto :sh
the GEan Trunk h1lway k,nSsten D!sn.bulEh. Eon,
rea, V.sebec sid Al points Ia CAaata Ea Northern Yer
u11Es. Nex IIampshr@ and Maine.
~ Bxssasr checked through.
Through tekets fos sae IL principal Raised ceee.
In tho Sorh and Wet, and II The CvupanyA once. "
K. y. RICE, Superintendent
III SrAIpkte Cto<s3l Passenger Axeas, jes2
, 1859-08-01

Infoxss II Nua4aaA1-The following table
shown ths receipts II Montreal Of : FEW leading
szsistss st.ss tas sPsadsg II ssvigstton 10 July
efe4 TARA eAth ssa and qsth ,se.
, 1859-08-01

DITTSBCHGH, FORT WAYNE
L AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Nov e1,npettd and ttrEQ Chicago to Tt4outx1
witao1. ehaukc, connecting With the great
Penusylvan1a Central Railroad
To New York, Ph:ladeiph.A Baltimore md W..hlnssnn
sey. New iu.k. Maryland &C.
AerrA2t4 BY taxing this route VII have ate b<1tdt Of
III the E1z1ef1 markets Il zd1.lnE&l epAs-
ka2kaSe ebetkri through.
TsEs raye The depot, Of Canal aad rA1 H0seh
ss1e<t.. West SiGe, u fatiSvA:
.z"A- M-A,rntbk E1rrrsA daily f3untta ays exceptel>
~ I. N.-Nsxat E12rts.-dsliy tsatusssys f1eeFt3.
R1svsI 10 punkrk. Eu1alo, S!aas7 Falls View York and
B3s1"n and III Iate14or 1oNns Of New EnzaEd Ta Sew
forx Cxnirai and New York i Eds Na!tTooda.
As spath 10 Co!uihs EAhAAvte. Newark. Mt~ VeEnna.
Steab<ayke KheeG5 1ad 1:eor toSus u Uio and II
Gals.
REes I.oa1 Springfield. E1hans uz5ton and Cincinnati
FARE AS Low a5 AMI OTHER ROUTE
Passengers bound East viii nod this routa &h Pleasant
AMI aht passing through many ofthe aszsst sat assst
P1nstrs arriving At Chleaso, On sny Of the ruadz vii
4nd s11envr cheek agents the aep1 - reeyh theeks
and convey ta4r7Ke fee Ct ehlt u TIE Pittsburgh md
CMe.:u Tara eerpsnE cals setousp7ny saeh ssAn-
Tickets fos sls Il n the principal Ticket onets u tie
Wet. aud the campzats aee corner x Ean.upt and
Depot side, ii can1l azA Van pasxa kzett,
Hs psEt!cu.ar to ask far tickets by Furr wAyz1.
u.aSL ". DosS. G<n7 Agent. chicago.
JSS w. MCSS0r, re!zat i: :Ec2, Chicago.
J. J. Hocsru1 Gsn7 Fright AEt. Chis7Eu- nJe
, 1859-08-01


Spring grades' however, were rather heaTy' aoo
tae market is on an Average about 1e lower.
un!5 3oous 1o,ooo oasosas o. ~ &'nas ea@neeo
~ -. *s"essen ~ -, a.a'
s@Ns'c 'of go hea "a '1*eAs "t9ose tof
Standard Spring in store and 55c for No =
the market closing rather weak for Spring and
e- e.. w;n..- p,on- r.n,;n. 6-,nEa.n.
nsm aos "1oser' r'oul 'e'aaa1 nftn-sPe'
cia1s ior cno'ee ofanoa. Aooat 1oo Dds
changed bands, at 90 Tor spring Exffs' and
$s'"o Tor heo Winter h1'1a. ine Corn market
"as also less aet'se-open'ng quiet but hrm at
the prices psid Inst night, but closing ut decline
of sf68c. on nccouut If discouracinp news from
D-r,. ...79 , nm ,.,.,
Ne" 'ot~ snu ouua''' 0ooat o''oo ou'ue's
were sold. at 64@659c for No in store, and
Gle far M e-4hc market closinr xeak and
,o1,;n.,, :, 70, ta~ xn n... ;n.o,;v4 h,,,
~.
p'@!! neia' WIKI a&4es ot NO ~ -oc IN store'
and s7c in bags on track. Rye scarce and 3D.
r,ne~a ae 4 Int ofnew M : t2a,1ev was talen
- A.. - ~. y, t...x ~. e.st 49, n.,,..
- NV o3 "'eN Ae" oA'e3
soto th1s season. A1ghWines are nominal At
23@24c~ Provisions quiet. Hides rather duIl.
v.rx 1;t+1. do;oo in Won1 anr1a. d,r1 .rd
~ -s ~ aFptse 1 "14
""es--toe "arket ee'hg g'ot%eo WIN a'ca'gan
- have tn note a further advance of sc-sa]es
being made to-day ut 3l.let@L25. Freights
xtili scarce.
o - M p.... .,r, l..
r:hest sa1 hn c,rn. * hu oat.t ss hn hsr,rx
~ We. % asessd I 19S ssos Ell .l1o@ To-
III and Red at Si.0s. Corn frm 1t soab5c,
Osts, 42@45c Tor new. Whiskey steady at 24c.
Trr nponcur Am -Hx f,,sc,xs.n N.axrr
..m y. r.-,,.
1aeoans'noSt' 1oSe'@e O. 1aas saosH'os' eon'asns
the following:
The market for brcadstut1s il yery much un-
s.ftIod o,v;nv IL thc critical condition ~ fha
cnrn crnn, rh;ch Continues tn snifIr FINN
week or two Of dry weather will cut tue corn
crop short ip Ohio and Indiana at least and it
il questionable puw whether iu any event there
CO be % average yield. Buvers, however, are
afraid to Operate, IN anticipation Of failure,
while II tile same time the hcars are not offer.
ing for decline.
Provision dealers are nlso Influenced by the
gloomy reports regarding the corn crop, and
holders Of pork are rot anxious to force sales,
or evcn to inrite olers at present. but a. in the
ca.s OF Hour. spectators are not yet willing to
stake much upon the result Of the corn harvest.
6at aomethng Ike = breathsess suspense IS
inoapg 70 oe nanne % s.a aoa fs;n M,ln a.sn e
.saa,o,;,. :" s"o rnar,od a T. he ~
proaacss. especially "a 70 saSn @ arneles a. ",ll an
e*e1 70 nolo ovef. va Caangs @,aey .oe tt
M MlA ~4 eo9,mon, tnat snou!o .3a!. eorn I'LL;
mess fo'A at *1o "ou'o oe n"e sPeeu1Anoo'
UoasoS. july ed.-Rece'pts e,!5 bbis Hour;
noo';n.i r., oT;e, et ~ sS1ssoc nv na;1ed xrst.
rrn. Osts Soc. I;se eoGS;c' @'' '''~> '''
wu,- 4,,.xv-1,,x ~ ~. s,.,,..nn
""AA ~ ~o'J 80 *A9 o't''<A''N4'
, 1859-08-01
rx1=> CITY OF BUFFALO,
h5&S9Ak.snat A. D. Px1xtH Commander

WESTERN METROPOLIS, ". T. FKAsL Cnmnands7.
FosEp N ErsnInE Llna between Cleveland and uaaao.
One of The ahovs magnificent boAts viii leavs Me = =.
t. Railroad Doek, CteTeIand every svea1nk tsandays
esetpted, O'clock. the Arrival of tha uaans rem
lhs South Wet, raAanS 1E11 eonNedton \ ba0Ae
f4ia, Nsv York k kzie Ralroad. fos SA1aza Falls Ko.
chester, Syracuse. Rome Utica, Albany. Cofnn:+ Et7,
QxeEu, New 1otk snd Hnzt1n-
aseiss speak alaooEatey Of tha abaTs soat D.
inx asrady veil known the travelling public - In III ra'
epxcts j fi-at 1.lzss Go4nop1oC8 and AA1E.
Thus rtnderiu+ summer ut2 70 Nav York any point
east Of 1Qa1o lhs ezt deasaate Of my sas eoua ae
planned.
ut Company Oee under the Revere lloae. corner of
Raultotph and Dearborn stEeet4. and II the deput-
q. u. GRAY. Eener4 Western Aeent.
, 1859-08-01
COMMERCIAL

SA1xunAx Evxxua. July ~ 1&A
The reosipts and shipments yesterday were:
x1pErzz or feorccx yne11xp&Y,
, 1859-08-01

TO GROCERS-For disposal, a
L. well established grocery trade Ia the thr:tns city Of
L. CEus.e Nis. TIE suck .Iese and tuLieUuaY
ect ii u wil lie advantageous team. u. auy
willing 10 t1aae for casA. Letter. addressed - oace
, 1859-08-01

TNGLISH L(NSEED 0IL'-1000
T. ea1!oas Hoated Ea3tl.h iln.ee4 az 81 sa,a e5
BOOKER Ff1llA4fS i N-
rs FtEfh Water 8fef4
, 1859-08-01

r INSEED OIL.--5o00 gals Lin
i i seea q, noE !aadEF, rs, aad tas III q m
.~ Sa South W4sA1 GtFeet-
, 1859-08-01

r. +. CRAIG j. CO.,
Ae CONHfSSfDE MERCHANTS.
G+e their exclusive attentou to The md kas
Of Flour Grain Live s,oek Fspv.aiou1 and tlEes of
Couatsr Produce. .0tn-dta3
no. Leo EIyZIE STREET. CHICAGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

~. s.,-,,s s,r West Is uo5,rs,s-ulilsr, al
rs' ,eess Of r he t Ss ',,'y' a. "a aad
su.h a., BED SAT- a. 81 IS Barley H~ R.,l~, Ma
hesv, ST., n 40 s1sa C.nae, s"t, ..r, Of 30
- , p Sso, OATS ~, ar eoss railer 49,
o. Ss,e st 4eGiSc ws'',rr st t2etc ana ms "a 81
,Spv,,, IN pro.pse, and prices f.yor TIE euy,f -
-, y. 49, a 3. a.s H.S q S I'm ms. rs
YeI5~ were .d sl dssc Wss Bsa0, .r- 'es'! 'A'
SO sa.h q; SSaso. AID SO ea'h Marrow fss, AZ
HOPs-A rodsTSe inquiry for brewing continues a. va ~
B.Y-rh. d,n.sa sr .sIgpas +. s,, .na :s' make; Is
IRoH-ssoes Pz in hui-. sses OF SO i1s' ~
u'' b., IN better rra.es. .1.s'
trlfsFRN III and ols both steady AID doll the
LIMF-sa,, Of $50 bbl. common ROetlAnd At -;
kOLAssEs continues gle. bat steady as' 81 DDS s'
SHvAL sroREs-spIi;. Turpenin. Is IN .ood TsP s'-
though he mafiet /. re- s.iS ,.ssy I'D 30 DO as,
ysri-, =. f7c cash Grid. cue. 50 81 g go .. Con,
Ron !. il .d tx: I'D Ss: a. oss i .ss' %
coumca sir.nsd !. s!i SO Do No ?a'sl IS SO I" ia
20 40 WIT. and psle q. 81 l5Gs5 80 lbs Tai IL ia fir
request; .als, Of 80 bb' ws.Alfsoa a; g 90 o.
0' oiLs-Iia...d i. IN limited request sales q 10 co. gallons
S5s G.oa. ~ qct Ssa s s,. Gai Ssis
bu. Sru A. 81 IS = EslL1, cvh Olive Z" ben % .oo, a.
usDth ch. Gs.ep.on. are 10 u, reque,t an,s,n.ed
prices CaDraeae s,ps 8. 4ld i3c, snd Fnii a. 'SG'e
Cssh
PROyIsTOSs-The Pork market Is rather irregular the d.
usud fsr Mes this 10 bIoyaut bu, Prime da And
k,svv he ,sss are 10 bbs e. rs 5G 5l2 oi Mess
IS fo Prime; 20G IS = for thin Mess al - y
81 INSPECTED Mess. Included in ire are 500 eos
Mes. op'ion 18th November rs Sect Is st@.dy
Ard u fair reGu.,t trade .ses Of Sd bbls az - - or
C. uu.ry Prime for do Mess l0dk for new HepAcked
Ms, sud <l9 for Extra Prime Mes qui-t % -99 80
India pomraL Beef Hams sales Of y eos good -
arriy. A. SIS Lard 10 fair demand AID Il hru s.es -
sf0 Ri. And liGlir. Cut Mess inartve a. &C. fo
Shoulders. spd eG9ir for Hams Batter u IN fair request a. i
a c for Ohio and li41 for State Cheese Is D AIR demand
~ SD icc .....
RiCE Is quiet; sal. of i25 "a A. 80 asa IS - 100 %.
SUGARs-The market 10 q-et; sales q 20 hai,' msnly
Cubs a. tldic Refined dah Al 4 lover We qi0,e
Cru,hec, Ground. and Granulsi.d G SO. -
SEEDS-The for Clover Seed aud ne aTGlva
are igh. small cs Of s,9c. Timothy tn an
rot plenty of l5o 81 e bush Rough Flax Seed
Is quiet ard nominal
TOBACCo-The du.ns gh;, and dssirahis SELECTIONS a9t
Of ~ bales Hay,Es a. 3 - 81 cases Seed
leaf 81 ST p
TIS-Ps IN limited 1ue SAFE mos. for Straits, and
83idy cash ~ BsncA Plates also IN Limited dsn,ni q
81 10 10 mouths FOR common 20 prime brands, toe s;irF
rate z Job lot, from store
TALLOVTb@ demsn6 u steady, and hoder firm s5-s II
1iOCO n at IOi Qllc Rough Fat is quiet az t. cash ~
WHlsKY-The market vhou. mt n change; 'sei Of 100
bb. A. lsc.. and small lots a. lgic
WHALEBOSE b. 10 lively under uuayoraoe
sdvics. from fDn pces sales ot 500 70 South A.
7Gd12c 500 DO North west Cast 81 I5dsc 800 90 nssvy
ochot.h a. SIC, and 70 So u Arctic q, &c cs'h-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

APPLEGAT-At Hoboken SUNDAY, Oct; 10, Mary n.
daughter OF John and LucTetA Appleea in the l7h
yssr q her
cARrERIn this city. on Monday morning Oct H. Ehf'Sth
CURTIs-In this city, on Monday. Oct H. after lonf snd
peI ul illness Johsnns Crswley wife Of Richard Curtis in
The 18th year Of her age.
coPLEY-Iu hi. city on Mondsy Oct IT. MsIsMe. COpley
eees child Of Stephen ard Mary CoPey aged Syes months
and II days.
child Of Jotn w and Eliza De La Mater, aged months
DOUD6E-In this city, Monday Oct H. Delavan D. Doadse
IN the 46ih year Of bis age.
pYyE-In BIookyn Monday evening Oct H. ~ malignant
ihos Jenny Deyp youngest daughter Of Ellen aid the
lse John Devin aged yesr1 month and g days
DONNELLY-ln this city, Sunday, DC. Is after shor.
ine,s MIS- Sarah Donney, IN the 10th year Of Der
FARRELL-In Ibis city, on Monday o. H. Patrick Farrell
HARRINGTON-At North Truro, Mass Monday Oc: To-
rin.tou.
JAcKsoN-In l. city Monday, oc H. Of congestion Of
the lurss, JOnD Sidney J.ct'oa-
Low-ln hi. city on Monday Oct, H. William Low AGED II
{ wears, months and =. days
MooRHoUsE-Iu this city, on Sunday. Oct Is, Fanny j.
Nrotous. seed 10 months ard IS Gays daughter Of
Samuel AND the late Erraee;h MOOrhcuse q Philadelphia
MAcREA-on Monday, o.. Il, wilHsm Mscrea. aged IS
TSt fa1ersl ST se place from bis hs resiisrce No 50 E,
Thirty ssvtuth street. On WedHesaAy ihe ia a. cocs
serd rnsn. viii he inferred in GTsenwC6d Cemetery
in II. h ear Of her age 9th Comfy ROsoOuuOn
MHILiGAN-Iu th, city on Monday, oc;- H. May Jane
M6lHgan sged II months and Is days .
oEDlN6-ln this cry, Monday evening. o.. II, Maria
Nsrtasei l'au isHth;eE q George william aid AaeAne
C.Sarine odirs AGED uss:h' ssd q d.y.
POOl-On Sunday, OCt ID of aPYtIy Alexander FOOL esl
ate Of the firm Ct joel W Cood, Poo Co. Newark, " j.
IN TIE 4Tth yesr o. Tia ATE.
Funeral "Wednesday Oct. H. 8. III o'clock m nom 1rsce
Ctnrch, Newark.
oiGLEY-On Sunday evening Oct, e ser lons AID pain
tu fpe. Margaret, dear and beloved wife o. James
gig@y daughter of Edward and Mary Ann NJ Es.: o.
b. ci,y AGED - years ?montAs And Is days
ROBERTSON In this city. Monday, Oct. y, william
Robertson Of Baltimore soa Of The ate john Robertson d ta'
city. aged 81 years
his isvs are Invited attend his funeral 81 s. BsTtAolo news
Chach Lafayette Place, "ednesday Leai DE lsh inst
a. Sc ociock , NJ. without further notice
R..,inore pap, plesse copy.
sMITHOn Tuesday O IS Cs.h1gine tsher vile Of Andrew
Smith In The 9Th year q Ter
tn z. a. tie family ard Of ssr uncle Stephen Ter.
hume es invited A:;en; h,r fll.rA from her ATE resi-
6erce a. Hudson City, n. Wednesday, lsh inst; g. .
O'Clock n.
TREADWELL-In this city on Tlesday Oct ls NJ joseph
C. Tresdyxrn in TIE S7th year Of bis
ri. el.;iv~, and friend. sd II his mother Ms Dorothy
Ptt. are rrpecu " invited s,,erd bis hu-s OF Thursday
ats. IN, FINN h. late resaence No IS Clinton psoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-19

Jlirteenta Distrie.-Did Io.hrg.
FoHrionti Didrtcf.-Voti- rsgi-'e'en, %.
An these Districts, save the Nin'h niee- 's''" Wv
day.
In hi. Wand few appeared 10 koo~ aua ever aP-
nsar.d 20 care ab, NJ the Registry as' Inc n nses
irars were affected by the generaa, nes hsE
eeyen regitsripg pisces in this Waro, hne we're he"
in bsr.roous Of low "three cent grog chops.
Frs, Dis,r,ct.-Tbe whole lumber OF votes ress-
..red chiefly from ttc p,Ibook of lat e'echon VS.
4O2 The Registrars wiz meet again 'o''J I" ''
pete their LAHORE. -
Slcond Di ,fr..-In this District, theJRegsr'.s 3D.
iouned cry having been occupied dunoG the day
With .,,pyipg from tie poll-book. Thsy will resume
ter daties day, snd fIish them 8. 3 ocock p N.
1d District nnTss were mere s =. ~ an the
place Wa cofed at 81 o'clock 20 be opened again the
last Tue.dsy before election.
Fourth D,strict-There were 300 votes registered
in this Dis.rct, of which about 30 new names.
The re- mainser were copied from the old poll Inst
Fitth D5strid.-COpying poI-hsti ADJOURNED 70 70
day. -
Str,t District "A small boy with ambitious whls
kers told cur reporter that no ore could en.er tne
Oozo in which the Regtrars met, because toey were
copyrg LAST years pcll-bcok, and he was CLERK
herenh D,sfrict.-Ouly i95 votes we're placed on
TIE register for this district, when the registry coeed
Eighth District Nothing beeide partial copy Of
asst years pollock was effected here. Registrars
meet sin 70 day.
Tenth Distrtcf.-ihe REGISTRAR Tor TINS D-ulcl
could not be found at o'clock They were reported
TO have been together early in the day, where
Quiglg " ed TO keep'-Noiii5 Fourth avsDue-butr re-
tined suddenly, and a large number Of citizens who
sought their services could not find them.
EierenM District.-The Registrars for this Dstrc
cosei during the afternoon after announcing Their IN
| teItion 10 meet az ain to-day
TwESTY.srcosD WARD.
In this overwhelmingly Democratic locality, the
reestraion conducted in lager beer saloon, quietly
proceeded
First Distyict.-Tbe books were closed at oclo, TX
having Inscribed thereon about 80 voes Registrar
| eet again TO day.
| Second Disfrict-At o'clock had not finished the
| pol-Fst; adjourned to TO day.
Third Distriet.--l5o votes registered-meet AGAR
! 10 day.
F0Irh D1strici.-But little busiress transacted
| Registrars meet again at o'clock today.
FIN DiStrict.-255 ranes regitered. Meet agar
| today.
S1ih Dis,rict-After registering 332 voters in this
District, the registry declared closed at o clock
p. m .
iSercrsh Distrio.-30S names were reei4tered here
| after hich the Registrars adjourned till today.
Eighh DiStrict-Only 2z9 voters were registered II
| this DittIict when the books were finally Closed
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RRIED.

HOLOMEW-DAWSOS-On Tuesday evening, Oct. lsl
BY the Rev Lot Jones' Mr.. Edward Walter Bartholomew ard
Mise Harriet L. w. Dawson, all Of this city.
horton - BEMPHILL On Monday, Oct. H. q. Trinity
Church by the Rev. Morgan Dix Lieut. H. b. Bortop, Of bet
Col lie nph Of her Britannia Msiestys 2h Camerouian
Rement Commandant OF the forces a. and AGING Governor
1.-THE Island Of Bermuda.
On Tuesday Oct 49, In Chrl.t Church,
Brooklyn, +. D by the Rev. A. II. Partridge Edwin A.
CLARK 70 Ann Eliza, eldest daughter Of the late Jay hchs'
both Of Brooklyn
DE CAMP-ROBINsON-A Brooklyn, ". Y, Thursday.
Oct IS by the Rev w. Bartlett, William II De Camp Of
Kew-YoIk Adelne Elizabeth daughter Of James Franklin
r, binson, esq. Of this city.
FFNN-ROBERTS-in Hartford Conu, Tuesday, OF. Is.
In Christ Church. BY the Rev Edward A. WsshburD Linus
Fem Of Hartford Emily o. daughter Of the late Hiram
Roberts, e,q., Of Bloomfield Conn.
LADD- THOMPSON - On Monday, Oct H. u s. Peters
Church by the Rev Alfred Beach, Chses w Lsdd 70 Mary
A. daughter Of Joseph Thompson, esq all Of this city
Presbyterian Church by the Rev John Tb mson, Newland
Prior TO Miss Sarah NJ. Forster, all Of this city.
TALLNAN-LETsOS-rn Ne~Ycrk. Tuesday Oct Is. az
81 Lut.'s Church. by the Rev Isaac H. Tue Ulysses Tall
mi Anne Osbs me LetsoD, all Of this city.
VAN pORFN-ROBISsON-A Brooklyn. N Y. on Thursday.
oct u.s. by Rev W. A. Bartlett; William Van Doren Of
Rs,busrdee, j. to Susan Augusta, daughter of James
FfSrklp Robinson. esl. Of this city.
TMORF-BATTERsON-ln Hartford. Conn, on Tue sday,
Oct is In. Chris Church by the Rev Edward A. Wsshbup.
O Henry Whmore Of NewYoik 10 Hattie c. daughter Of
S s patterson, eco. ~ Hartford.
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There is gain for the week, compared with last
wear of 3 S97 tuns. The increase of anthracite this
season so far from Gil regions Is 7s5 2o3 tuns.'
A holder Of Erie Sinking Fund Bonds having CON-
MERGED suit on them for recovery OF the principal
the Company have pat in the following defense, the
l,.t clsuse of which smsoks Of repudistion:
Cty aud County Of Nes York The Of toe above
nsm.o defendants shows 70 ths Court:
To The several Ct sction in ne pntf complaint SCI
forth and each Of sad seyers Of sion tue defendants
answer a lo-s
Fst Tha; tne defendants have knowlsdE- information
belief the plaintiff sod holder Of the
bonds the three distinct Of action 10 he
psis psirt forth, and Therefore contoSe these
facts
seord That the said several boud, were inrrumens under
seal ha. the defendants knovledse or Information
b-f said severs bonds Tsrsret TO the
pap By IL vrrs duly assigning ae said ey
eA bonds the pann sud whether The plaintiff legal
consideration for he All Therefore the defendants cocif
these fsc's
rhps TeA defendants tao~ledse or Information
I'D b.ew neither Tie III each Of the
a son mentioned have been duly present
I'd for payment payment has been duly demanded, and
than twenty days bage elapsed since the pr-s,nta
thereof therefore defend conroyert three fsts
Fos,ih Ths tie sn7lte Ct said Company sensd
the Of sale several bonds
the defu demand gnent and The costs CT
;h,stcn. ROELkER II r. MARBURY.
DefenesB,s Attorneys No 70 Beaver street-
Cl and CsgEiy Of Neg Y0rk, HoTaio n. Ot,, being
du.y h- Secretary o. The New York sui
E- Rsrcs al Company; that the foregoing is bis
fiusou and belief and those he believes % be
iz0e HORATlO ~ OTIS. Secretary.
before re, this l7th Cay Of Oc,o oder, ls5a.
yosErH OBRIES, Notary Public.
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s,Irs- Carl. wi,wins 81 Ksb,9esy. averaging lisa .,
g. & n. live weight
Ye.rsa Post.r II rood Oils a; SO y sesdi sv.rts,
i.ft1 -. 49, -.
Kasa Rc.sItts - prime Kentucky .: s5 IS p 100
syrrsse go n.
Eoslsh - CspAi,n. q. $50 e.ch: weigh. 'sJ 100 ,.
n J Miller - Ohao. ~.ish, 80 n, AZ a..
sduer - Oti1s AZ So eseA Sse $50 ., Y9fk sss
hrvrrs sstiu sfe.
! Yfesn.u, S ss.s. 8. : . each, o, ,bou, lc- pr.
d C. Davidson - prime ohos II q 80 z bed ~-sh az
lIsO u Also . common 81 50 each average Weigh: 90
r. Beckett 50 Ohios, Averaging rs ., az % 80
A Tfesdw,l IS good Canada, 81 Y bod sverige lF
3.
TICS Fosebo-, s., 8; sn 80 Zach, or asoa 81 :,
2 oRo,ts. "a c.n.Sss a. So e head, averaging Leo y
Ye.l@I e sold II selected extra nice ohios - 2 G.
Essiusn bead they we're me 0es' 70 1>'se' ~ WI
aud estimated a. y, Iofk ~eithi- ,.n-
w. & Hatch. u extra s's'- az % W a'e'ss' i -
Cs Green IL common State, So 10 a. ga
rs,kr u ish OAios, a. 81 esea s'c'ee s"-' INV
n Aso II god q, Ess; weirb. say 30 10
.sTrp sxo L.Nss-rhe r-oeps onEsesy heavy. Never
boi. the C.us 6-oosei down soy 70 one WEEK FOR
tur.,ey the weather s svosshe for ssusherns aud pce
have 10, rec~ded much msh b. expected IN Wv ne
rp-c,aeuy large supply; s 10 make. considerably ae
n.nsk H.