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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-11
NEW ARRIVAL or :

NEW ARRIVAL or
EIfGANT PIANO roRrFS.
"8H rhe subscribers Just oPenei SON
- elegant PIANO fortes which they
excel
combining
eumercasness With the vy
square PIANO Forte
They Enthusiastically made and supported with fun
beautifully nuhe aud would psriot
Of any mansion. JAMES wOoDiIoCSE co,
Booksellers, Stsiioners and peAlers
maid In Plano rarte.. Richmond. Va
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NdARINE NEWS

PORT OF RICHMOND, November
-ATE. ,FsIBITl a. o'aOoE-Srs "a su<
ARgivED,
So " Gro. P.sss Psse-,sHiE wheat Wsr~,Ss ARA.
Ssie
sSkr Gesovs Psiisrson, JAs,.slvns Iazhsr RasnssA
So niESa, a MAST, W. q sioa, W u CNlfssI
Bs. HtnsAA s.lsA NsiAsv. Pant TlS..<r sAisI
sozz<Tysne
SAILED,
Steamer hev1sEs ketae Bait Hi.s ani "
BEis zslsska 6EsssE, BosSn, tSar psnap Nonrare
skT Bartsrhy, Hubbard ntion (Nd coal W d ColgGu
Co
sshr o Z Back cezhsr Mobile Eaz W n colsGiti Co
sehT " ITtps PTitsAeu BALTIMORE, via S6Efslt d
C5lluiu Go
sths, INNS n, Warren, Rack liver, md=
MEMORANDA
The sehr John shaw MAehis Me- Cap; Wallace srtiyri
Hampton Roads st inst sObrero Ilsni, With
10 Of Gusno TO Wood Grant New YosE-w..ng orders.
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MECHANICS HOTEL AND
Il BALLARD HOUsR.--
Ia presenting this card the public
thanks FIR Kindness
their hsnas, hop. the order OF Aaalr-,
be Initiated 1872 will
that previous efforts and lcs accommodate
ne -
Nes,rs. JOHN p aud THOMAS " BALLARD
retc the Establishment pledges himself
What the cOfoTt convenience and requirements OF their
demand
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, aud &C prnrnise To renexed
establishment comfortable
Win polite and ready, attentive
shan eniesver Arord complete satisfaction the travelling
public
y H. previous esr long sinee published the
Influence Of eass futnot proof
en' has never been closed and that since Ia publication
have been In better coalition entertain yters
Al intended
notice false, and f,sgey ATTENDING
TT
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
~ q w "A iran = q m ent and
Change OF Schedule.
70 u zEEE

-
Regular Connections with Ming Queen C. H. and Urbann,
NORFOLK West Point, and all the Landing, on
the Pamunkey and York Rivers.
IN and amer Monday Oct H. the Passenger Trim.
~ al fAr oaks Meadow, Dispatch Tunstail'. AMI ,h WhI
1n>e going and returning, ui stth Street EbmanJ
rxeept sundays at e% A. ~ Arrive the White iIou.e
daily, except Sundays At "a NJ Returning eay. he ME-
hsnse, daily Sundays. o NJ Arrive n, sth s,,
hchfnoiii, daliy except Sundays, at I2 -
on IuesdIys and Saturdays, tt,
ihe While House at 81 A. NJ Arrive street Kis,ons y,
"a Returning leave 2tlh Street, Richmond AT ~ r. N
Arrive at the White at ~ - - 81
leaving Msmond At 6k NJ TUESDAYS, Thurs.
Northern Co.'S -Four Horse Post stag Line for w.
tcr - Ming Queen C. H. Cartons
VIE arriving II Crbanha at NJ days Re,,,r,nr Mi,
leave urbanna AT hondays AMI Eri,,.
5 =. 81, for Richmond. ~ same u's'' Al
Through tickets TO prar,rs 49,.
through tickets 10 King Queen u. ~ ......... "a
through tickets To Cartons
through tickets To WHght's storr. ........ ... AKA
Through tick cts 90 ChuTchvIle a.o
Through tickets Ia Urbanna ~ -
a., and Fridays, the Sc BIRD Cant Tora.
soGihgaie viii leave the White at A o. H.. $50,
~ ne cars from Richmond, for Norfolk The
- "n The ramunkry and York
>oI'o on Mondays and thnrsaays NJ touching AZ ali in
ernee iaunss and connecting with the train Ie.yin AZ.
MIe House, At r. NJ, Tor Richmond through A. meals
frssht will be received once at Rockets.
sas works daily t4 NJ and will forw ardeI on De fai
before shipment or delivery - " ~ '''.e's "'Aee'
Nsrors I'll be required when travelling alone n, leave x
eIhket agent or Conductor stating that
have peTanii'lon to travel on the cara
u
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NEW FALL STOCK.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND LEATHER-TWELyE
IItyDuEO lAgES

WEhsve received and oprnng twelve hundred
w pad o. eur YAL sud WINTER STOCK Of Boots Shoes
nh and sole rahe comprising good and variety
~ AZ t most dsabe kinds mostly expressly fs
- anh We qualities afe such recommend he
W. Invite friends 70 can sasn
- se have bought them w any house NORTH New
ltb' FNsdepil ~ Usiinore and will them AFT
~ shn 2" rood Goods NJ oW prices respectfully invited
ok Il our oes - merchants that buy for cash. pay prompt
auH PUTNFy a w Arrs
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oasAr seUra-Wsssnaa aArl lnSSrs.
-, fWlck DAILY. SUNDAY EVENING kxckPrEpl
nICnMoND AND DANvlLLn nAlLRoAD.
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nv II RObGH FREIGHT ARR ,NcY-
"a hNEoFrom Riehmond, virginia, - IL
20 ne VI - He ans, Wick shurg. M.,np1ats. n
Louis, MSnay me ~, Tuse umbin, Aus ustn MA.
CON. nashville. Chattanooga, &c.
rhE RICHMOND AND DANyIILE RAIIRolp coup,Sy
That they have just concluded 70 r,.ip,
~ ana Forward goods as above seesed the Soxiag low
From Richmond to Cba,ys5 e.. ciI. sd
kno syille, Hall 49, was e'&~' SAss
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VAN UtSGtS a. WcH ZONES
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,
fr--.-,-,,. phIisdetpbis.
""''e' ~ gre Vff ne ne
JHn"''. NIL 0as iyssfs are bsySbv aa1l0,faaI b.
"'fs g''-i my y1,itscS 'eTH6t opr
Dsuss.
4 VAN UAAGAN
sHN ffafir ~ fp naker snd having last fuefve
yysf 60 INHERENT tnlssl rHferinoented
stlI, ~ pr Faf'us saIs. nys offers y - ~ puhHc
-. ~ ~ ~ ,aIs Time. Labor asd uousy. We
~. s ~ us ss.oiiny dsciisss ouDd 90 eseh
funded " ''I r"'"'''
h@enz %, naay s'sh,r-s vs.ng soap. The to
clo,'' need 20 ,nr, very MA. rvsbIns Cas. sra
%, pond ~ f.f say use nres pounA. o. con
"'sh s.h ~, - TO pf1unfs h~ss family sosy
. ~ tllfs fsitsH Lair 80 fials uasfsR
~. Hff1ifsf H.fi So bet family soap, and
fantsd ny - lfiufs 90 fstrir ~
- els.hhI '.n snd removing grssss ps'ntsr.'
M 80 hssidnlsts, prntsfs abd painters siu Ind
1,,s .flss ~ --sinE hsnas, e. dos chap,
~ ,apo'y y ~ lssri.is asea SOD DE 1osp se1 oou
,,,syYsg eS'f-. 9ni'iss n1I han gnsun
s. .s shi 1ndoubt~dY Ne asapfed ui1te sal
nm a., Wy . s.i a. csfahrigs sod iscss wAgRAa
- s. ~ w W.T. wv Ctf4fHtS
'""hD SP0Trs HARggy co.
ost2 -. 800 20 .yssn -..sst.
SIoHAGE wArs Bssisy made . I.,y. ssaIi,or
,ytsy n.f..us 80 ~ Doet prrpared DIE
any ssgsn.s ~ '" ~
hays A. sSsshs pIsss u ssors sssp vAs, and per
80 s',.S ''sh " f,fs III a. ss u dive ssn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-09

The policy which has been for successive years pursued
by Of the railroad corporations of increasing per-
debt of the companies order pay Off present
liabilities has already proved DISASTROUS and will be
shown TO be ruinous in very many Not only has
this policy been injurious in giving the embarrassed
poraons cash resources and thus inducing increased
pendtures but the discounts paid have been enormous
In contrast with this course is well to know that here
and there corporation has gone the plan Of raising
money from their stockholders. The Cumberland Coal
and Iron Company found itself in need Of money called
its stockholders received between $40 900 and
in cash-not as Loan but payment to the capta-and
has floating debt which cannot be paid by II at
once 1t has working capital Of nearly $3.50 and has
set good example TO every corporation which owes
floating debt.
Annexed is the statement of the Panama Railroad Com
pany for the years ending December 81 1857 and 1885,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. SAP. N.
FLOUR is In better demand at lrmer prices Sales
10000 bbls, including superfne State at "a 40 - S.
extra state at 81 ls 81 so per Dbl.
WHEAT more active at improved prices. Sales % 900
bushels, including white Michigan, at 81 49, white Ken
lucky at u ss red Western at 81 Il 81 "a; and Chi
cago spring at 75c.
CORN is quiet mixed entirely nom nal 500 bushels old
round yellow were purchased at CSC.
0Ars-sales $500 bushels Canada, in store, at SOC,
60c
BARLEY Sales 3, 500 bushels Canada, al 75c
PoRK-saes 800 bbls, at si7 81 for new mess, and
s13 20 for new prime, deliverable in March and April
wmExEy.-saIes 200 bbIs., at 25Jse. 2ec.
Other articles are unchanged.
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soUAN, Jan s. suusetwnd fresh from W. Weather clear
and cold.
HIGHLANDS, Jan 8, sunset-wind gale from NV wea
thcr clear and cold.
SANDY HOOK, Jan sunset Steamer Huntress Is towing
M 4s;e n e ~ snso Gg cbr e bay
anchor under the lee Of the Cears and schr at anchor
Miscellaneous.
For loss Of chr Worcester Providence and disaster to
scbr Saml Cashier. telegraph columns
The steamship Fulton Capt Woton sailed yesterday for
Southampton and uavre, with SO passengers
The british steamship Pacific, Capt Nicholson sailed yes,er
day for Galway.
suIP MAyfLowrR Chatned at Boston from New Orleans
inst had heavy e e1es gale which snaiea
bbls OF fnoasses
snrDAsIEL ELLIOTT, from Moulmen for Falmouth was at
fayai Dec 10, with loss OF spars.
BARB NnAvo.Tas gurdst from smyrna for Boston, put,
into Fasa previous to Dec IT, short Of provisions Was
sail on the 18th.
BARK CavsoE Weston from Boston York. returned
wiz S IN n ct Of ns Sops SS Ts
behpor, for Boston with coal and lost bowspr foetoPgs
ancos nssa II she asoSy ncS"sa
n1batchers Island Thursday afternoon was lowed
the schr's name was Facon)
Brio nDo-san Augustine, Jan brig Dido, of Jackson
ve with cargo lumber outward bound when' 100 miles
q .sa asss In 1s%ping put they
a Sr ns bne so 1e OF was
wser and came to m hor Just inside the oner In among
on e % r Re %osd
Walter Esq, Secretary Board q Underwr,tersJ
BRIG sysFN DAVIS at Boston from Wilmington NO, when
OIL Cape Hatteras, In NE gale, lost part OF deck loud
BRIG ENEIINE before reported ashore at Homca Hole
came of morning OF 7th inst, without damage.
scHR WEIconr RETURN, Of 81 George Me- Port Even
Sr Boston Which went lahore on the night Of the o UT
le Of her but portion Of her bow About OF the iron
has been saved by the islanders The balance will lost
Whalomen.
At Cumberland Inlet Oct 30 1853 going into winter mar
ters-ship Hannibal Chapel, of New London whales I'm
ALL az had sent head Of bone Peteread by the Clara
ship Daniel Webster, Bellows OF New Bedford, clean
Letters from ship Dover, jeffrey Nj. her Sand
witch Island Nov ~ with 1900 bbs o take New Zee
land TIL 18th March and be home Augtpex Had sh oped
ford, 10 sail 22d Nov 49,
Letters from Capt Hampstead, ~ bark Philip lat MI re-
ports her nj ~ Vineent Cape Verd Islands is all we'll
letter from Margaret scott Cleveland Ns dated Sept l5
reports her bound South all we-no lat amount of oil
stated. (The NJ was AT johanna Aug 800
Al Oahu Nov u Mary jerks " Edgarown with 1850 bbs
VIII OIL X0 do oil and 1909 Womb shin about $50
bbls oil and all his bone by shpWaf Hawk, for NIB.
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TAYLOR BROTHERS,
No. 76 Wall street, New York.

WIDOW CLICQUOT
w CHAMPAGNE.
We beg leave that Madame Ccquot Ponsar
din Reims has hOnored sole agency for tha
United States and Canada. of her magnificent
CHAMPAGNE.
The high reputation this wine has enjoyed Europe during
its long existence (and principally In Russa where cons
dered far superior other brand the and the ex
ceent quality of the wine cannot fail 70 establish for
lar high standing In this country We therefore abstain
making further comments regarding this rich ruty cham
pagne trial will recommend ITSELF and appre
ciated by all connoisseurv.
"Madsme Clcquot has only quality of wine"
ETo prevent imitation the hrm will appear on the
labels and shall be supplied with limited quantity
request the trade TO send their orders early.
G. +. x II G SCHMIDT,
Qate Schmidt Schmidt Il Co }
80 Beaver street.
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Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING At THE NEW YORK OPrICx.
DOMESTIC. .North-Albany, BufAlo and Canada. I'M
s Msss; 1as a xt,s H si,s ;as
South and southwestern
s cay: r.i y railroad ~ md
CAIiIoRMA. BY steamer. via Panama, Thurs
8Ss Overland 5ss Mali sr California leave: 3. Eou.
Sssisnsd lcr should be marked Overland, via
LAKE CIR The Overland Mail from st. Joseph do) Salt
Lake city, leaves St Joseph every Saturday, at
San Al Lett, Letters should be marked Overland
So. PACIFIC BY stsamer, via Panama, Thurs =,
sss steamer team Gahaxta, wednssday
xr,co rom rm New Orleans tv steamship tennessee on
the LIST and 18th of each month. Letters shoud
be placed in the Office At New York ar days pre-
EUROPE. :. BY steamship Canada from Boston,
close here on Tuesday, Jan. u. l2s and r. NJ
BAHAMA The day after the arrival q each Canasa
despatched With mails for the Bahama Islands
e be landed at ,, N ns n = The United
be collected in All in the United States, on
those received.
ABy recent order all letters for Spain must be prepaid
ne United States postage oniy-eser or cents per half
ave and United States Saturdays, twenty
one cents.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
IsDIA.......Tbe Overland Mail closes foows;va Mar
Via Southampton 4th, Iath and 10Th, touching at
Gibraltar Malta, Alexandria susz and Alden.
CmSA....va Marseies on the 9th and 18th. Via South
ampton 4th and 10Th
Via Marsees and suez the 10th. Via South
ampton and suez 18th.
MAURfTIus. Via Alden on the 4h and 9th of the month
BEAzn.. Via Southampton on the 9th of the month.
s When the date Of making up the Indian and Australian
mails at London falls Sunday, they made up the
evening previous.
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY 9, 1852

o. sne cIeeno win be adopted in tho main. his course
n ~ W. expense q litigation, prevent further
mcs o. ne courts insure the creditors At least small
ovoe'A upon The sums originally deposited within
Ioe~ aable time be hoped that tho rumored
pr mise viii be speedily ELECTED.
Tho directors of the Little Miami Railroad have de-
CARED dividend Of four per cent, payable soth Novem
Der ult The following is the statement Of their earnings
and expenses for the year eading Nov. 80, 1866
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GRANGE or A0bNCY-
yIrT no uuuu 4 m a OU AMP ACME

JULES MUMM OO.'S OhAhrAoNHs
We beg inform the trade and As public II ssasra, -
$ s;, Is. IL sP 4: az: ::Gs::
A''''' "e'"' o''s's ana '0'A'1 gGEss MUM Co.
he I'D veil SoSss q
num@ @. our brand mas been somewhat neglected in
ample means 70 rstais our position al onee We Save
therefore changed our agency and VIII send unparasled
wish % estsbh marked distinction between our brand
H., ssss house nett.
are that %
o 5 nsw JAIME, - net
son cannot even Be- sqused V NC ''''e'|
they Ana he Ss. Our brands ron ;hs date WI '
JULES MUM SSsA s SAelS WINS De
JULES MuMM CO.'S "iMPERIAL"
AnS the hotels and
on their bills of fare in order to avoid confusion With other d.
S ssss
all the sli equal s have been SEQ %
ssss soSs by Ss ss
sy r viii cause hsm ADOPT this brand preference
Ihs second brand Wins de Danes we a. ex.
ne Favored Wine ans evening parties "hfe delicate
no r sySe wine well Known and nseds
the above Junction with our verzenSy We viii not
webeg observe that in order to distinguish our new i'm
portations from the former the labels bear the name
OF our present agent James Meyer Jr with autograph
signature each bo,ie -S-
We will send not for the future have already sanx
In our first shipments on the Fulton and William TELL all Of
brands without exception packed In country
Our house In Cologne Is the Ssmmbouse of all the Muum
and It's existence Is nearly secular cellars we'll
provided with the best Rhine and Mosee s bedes Va
own some Of the finest Of the Johaunsbe adjoining
the vineyards of Prince Meternch.
We respectfully recommend wines 10 the patronage Of
our old friends and to the public in general.
JULES MUMM CO..
p. A. MUMM
Referring TO the above advertisement and Mesrg
Jules Munp Co.. and p. A. Mumm, beg to inform Tho
trade that have shipments the Fulton William Tell
which Will be port for which prepared Ia
take orders. Respectfully,
JAMES MEYER, JR.
A Broad street
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DENT rANCES.

DEMITrANCES.
IL UNION BANK OF LONDON
BANK OF LIVERPOOL.
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRELAND
NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.
Drafts the above banks suit FROM 81 upward
payable on presentation, and good everywhere Ia
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND,
IRELAND or WALES
issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS
No. 76 Wall street, New York.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.


Port Of New York, January 8, 1859.
CLEARED
Steamship Thomas Swami, Ramsey Savannah-H Crom-
Steamship Augusta Woodruff savannah-s L Mitchll
Steamship James Adger Adams Charleston-spoaord IT.
s,ssmshlp Roanoke. Skinner NOr5olk-H LudIam
Steamship Parkersburg, Powell, Baimore-H Cromwell
Hase
bark Nornmbega sanndsrs Salvesotm Brewer
Brig IanSe Bowman Triaidad@ Arro%smith B BALI
Brig Restrice, Small bermuda Thomson 4 Hunter.
ss s Norfolk nf Emery Ss Son
=, sehr Deming. Smith, Observation-Disclosures & Gold
schr Golden Age Rouen, Galveston -wakeman Dimon 4
schr Star, Crowen sa'timore-J W McKee,.
schr 8 i Day nae sn,s PniadephsnIas Hand
sloop Pointer, Fowler. Providence-Mas.er
ssoop Rien a;. Briggs . s sd n.,,.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston with mdse and
Steamship Thomas Swami. Ramsey, Baltimore with nase,
to a + y,n; go Co. v.,.. :. ,., .,
Stevens Bros The has been days Hatieras with
Bark Gephas sarre o Rockland Gregory, New Orleans
and e Sr Des wa s 70 New and
Pass Dec ~ with sugar and molasses, to Brookman
Bark Margaret of Philadelphia Wood Charleston Dec q
with rice and cotton to master Experienced heavy weather.
Bark John Denham Gray Charleston Is days with cotton
Brig Taraoe (oi Deer Isle, Pressy, Bathurst WOA Nov
q with hides and ground nuts to Ingerso Carman Expe
rienced heavy weather split sails &C. Dec l5 lat 20 o. lon
Brig B Chaloner Thompson, Kingston ia, Dec %, with
Ers Gsnees of Richmond, Me-, Wallis Bonare, Dec 49,
with salt to master Experienced heavy weather the
sage; split sails, &c.
schr Amy Chase Brevoor' Porto Cabeo 81 days with
hides coffee and indigo to Rising CO. Experienced heavy
se Reey %
Dennis Mass died. 18TH at Peter Mahoney, seaman
sehr Isaac Toucey lot Bridgeport Could Jacmel Dec 90
with coffee and wood master Experienced heavy weather
scbrD Baldwin of redericksourg) Sands Jacme Dec
schr Julia iaioch Clark St Jago de Cuba 20 days. with
copper ore tobacco &c TO Trnio Has had very heavy
weather; carried away boom, split foresa, &c She
schr Ocean Wave, Warner, washington, Nc.
Schr Lion, French North Carolina, days,
schr II Mabee' Corson, xirpin Sa' 5 days.
schr N Morgan; Burt, yrsiniA Sdays.
se sh Martha Cause Smith Wimngsn Del sdays
Steamer Westcheser. Clark. Providence.
Steamer Curew. Arey. Providence.
schr Hawkins, arrived yesterday from Savannah was
owed ashore Governors Island during the fog yesterday
VIII probably come OIL next high WATER she does not leak
BELOW.
An Italian bark and two briggs
Schr Mary Tice, from Plymouth bound f.
Also schr charcoal loaded with sails ia tow Of pilot
boat Nary Taylor Nos She anchor under the Cedars
SAILED.
Steamships Fulton. Southampton and Havre Pacific tBr,
Galway; ship Hurricane Francisco banks Contest do
Nneveh New Orleans Pride of the st briggs Abby
Taylor Aspinwal; Addy Swift st Thomas; Kentucky Glen
Also steamships james Adger Charlestou Augusta savan
nah Roanoke Norfolk dc ship Tropic New Orlsans bark
From Quarantine, bark Pentucket, for Zaza
widd during the day wNw with frequent squalls.
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ALLEGED BURGLARY AND RECEIVING SroLxS Goops-fs
ACCUSED PARTIES DscuAReEp-n will be rcmem-
bored that about two weeks ago q man named
George O'Malley and his wife were charged with bur-
glary and receiving stolen goods and wore held for r
by Justice Welsh Their counsel obtained writ Of cero-
rar and the evidence was by Recorder Barnard
who discharged the complaint and ordered the recogni-
to be cancelled. His Hopor stated that all the te
mooy ia the case showed that OMaey did not commit
the burglary and that the goods found in the
OF his wife sufficiently identified TO warrant the
prosecution going trial with any hope OF securing con-
victiou.
Supreme Court-Special Term.
Before Judge Sutherland.
JAN. 9.-7he People rel Flir Duffy Us. Charles b.
Spencer that mandamus Issue returnable 18th
of January.
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| the 18th ult. were as follows

Total SIS s77 ASS 1912 6sa 1888 900 % 1868 1888
The following table exhibits the respective amounts of
exchange held by the various banks and also the sums
due to distant banks the latter being comprised in the
abie of deposits as shown above,-
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The Cincinnati Gazette says
The aairs of the Ohio Life and Trust Company 10
be compromised the attorneys for Bell Grant and toec
for Spinning Brown, having agreed upon general basis
for compromise Of the matters In dispute that the con-
troversy will be settled without the further interference
Of the Courts far the assets In the hands the
Sheriff are involved The details have not yet been
ranged but the propositions submitted at the last meeting
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ITO CONTRACTORs.-sEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE
construction Of block Of about five be
located IN Rarian Bay ata point known and described
York. Jan. a. 1857, the Old Shoa will be received
for thirty days from date the Office Of the for
the Removal of the Quarantine Station y William street.
where plans and specifications be hours
OIL A. NJ and II: NJ BY order Of the Beard.
NEW YORK, Dec. 81 1858. GEO. RAIL-, Chairman,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
a York and New Orleans Steamship Company win be held
at the Office of the company No. Park place. New York.
Tuesday, January % 1859. punctua attendance IL
quested. Time OF meeting O'Clock z. NJ. By order
p. MILLER, Secretary.
HALE CASH, BALANCE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
VIII be paid for merchandise personal property
that saeabe in southwestern markets Address, giving
Communications confidential
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CPECIAL NOTICE-THE SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
- OF Mount Lodge No IS of and A. NJ will be celebrated
by ball at the City Assembly Rooms 4S broadway, on
obtained at the store w. Frank ESQ., 32 Water street.
OF j. Heller, Esd 80 William street. jackson Hotel rs
Ludlow street. +. W. FRANK, Chairman.
L. COsHIAND. Secretary.
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ITO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-BE PLEASED TO
insert IN largely circulated Journal friends
and acquaintance may know that am not at All ted
with the unfortunate that place Rey
nods and Dolan few nights at the Of Thirty
second street and Seventh avenue PETER DOLAN, zoo
Seventh avenue, corner OF Twenty fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-09
THE MILITARY.

r. w. whILACK MUsKETEERs-THE FIRST AN
81 nua ball of the j. W. Waack Musketeers will held Mt
the Apollo Rooms, 4lo Broadway Friday evening Feb T.
1859 Shelton urvaled Quadrle Band been en- gagged
the Tickets 81 obtained the prncDal
hotels and at the saloon of Wallack's theatre
NATIONAL GUARD UNIFORM, ALI, COMPLETE AND
IN nearly new, for sale cheap. Includes new French
fatigue cap just sm Paris and black body belt drilling
Price $50. Address box 1914 Post Office, New York.