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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29


Bat Shooting is now the sport of the season,
and would be indulged in by every lover of
field sports, but for the uumberless lads 10 be
found in every field with loaded guns, blazing
away right and left, as if saiating Christmas.
Parents are very much to blame for trusting
their little chaps with firearms for they are
always careless, and very few of them know
how to load n gun or handle it while or after
loading; but if they must have this sort of
sport, then furnish them with good guns, and
see that the locks of the weapons are in good
order. Last Saturday afternoon six or seven
chaps were on Church Hill wasting powder
and shot at flying bats. One of them had an
old fowling piece, the lock of which was eu-
tirely out of order, and which, when loaded,
would 90 off at half-cock. The chap that had
it. in running across the field, fell, and the gun
exploded Immediately, but fortunately injured
none of the party, though some OF them at the
time seemed to be in a direct line with the
muzzle. Quick as thought the piece was
loaded again, and the party scampered off just
as if nothing had occurred.
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zsAis.s y = ssns.al sesust ~ saauv g s.,
e,ssess saa on sne sannatn dsy so11s q N4ea5 8
dsy for 2 country aiTtaG and - as1end cRuSsS.
Y sup g tnls aine 9 Is en1nsf u passons
eoFmsr one; and ~ fAr - Ne hass been ens-
eied % learn, all haye p5Qfessed fhemse1yes
delighted with The h1tat observation-disclosures, The
Quist GOOD order and agreeable society of De
pIace, ne sxcealent watsr, pare cir. and adni-
rnhle facilities for holding social chle-ehats
with the eitics Of the Union, while they are
fecuperatlnE wasted health and enfeebled On
erxfes. Unlikc most Aummer rescrts, Ashland
can be reached from any point BY the railroad
trains which pass through several times q day,
80 that visitors can come to Richmond or 70 to
Fredericksbprg, or AlexaL dria, or wsshineton,
as-often as they please, ana return at almost
any moment. For families, its conveniences
are admirable, and a. the air and water are
said to be highly beneficial to delicate chill
drcn, the large and we'll ventilated cabins are
generally filed with seekers after health In
deed the comforts and pleasures OF city and
country are SO admirably combined Ia this
pretty village, that we know of no other place
so we'll suited to the wants Of our citizens as
AShland zPS ass e @is $50 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Wife Whipping is a crime for which the law
provides no adequate punishment. When
man so far forgets himself as to cruelty beat
and abuse the woman he has taken as his help
mate, and sworn to love, protect and cherish,
he deserves the ball and chain, and should be
Stunned and scorned by all lovers of good
order and good morals 1t is but a poor excuse
for him to say that his wife provoked him by
her tongue or her temper, to mistreat and beat
her as he would a brute. If he cannot live
with her in peace and quiet, the world is large
enough for both, and he should find habita-
tion elsewhere. Better separate, disagreeable
as that may be, than to live like cats and dogs,
lighting and scratching, and annoying their
neighbors When the assault is the effect OF
drunkenness, the law ought to be enforced to
its fullest extent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

Cisy Poor Hssse.--Ths Oouncfl sCemnitAss
on the Poor. House have had one or tWo meet.
inu within tho past TEN days, but heve detsr-
mined upon no plan for improring the c0ntit-
agreed - 10 the necessity Of erecting anew
alms-house. before deciding upon euy plan
they should appoint . committee Of their own
body to visit the Northern cfties and exAxntne
found there. If the intention Il 10 give ai the
pnupers genteel; Recommendations, the new
building will have TO b so arranged as 70 sep.
arate the sexes and colors, AZ wB1l as the de-
graded vicious from the orderly poor. There
are often two hundred paupers in the poor
house, the majority of whom are of the low
est order Of beings. Most of them need metli-
cal attendance all the time, and not few
have to be nursed with care TO save their lives
At the presentpoor-house, this class, a. soon
as they can leave their rooms, get into the
streets, make their way to the groggeries, get
drunk, and become annoying to tho Reighbor-
hood Their keeper would restrain them II
he had the means to do so, without being
cruel; but having no cells in which to cOnfine
them, and no enclosure around the premises,
ne must let them 90 and como at their plea
sure. The respectable portion of the panpers,
lew In number as they now are and always
nave been, deserve comforts and should have
them, as well as medical attention. Bad as
,ne condition of the paupers is represented TO
pc II is better than many poor laborers in the
eity, scores OF whom occupy places less COM
Portable than pig-pens, and thank God that
they can get even as good
be10re concluding on a new building, q site
for it must be selected, so that the ground and
that adjoining-on which the present poor
house stands-can be used for burial purposes.
Is there . vacant square in the city that can
be bought for poor house lis there q neigh
norhood in which the paupers could be located,
that would consent to such neighbors i-can
the city spare the money at this time to pur-
chase grounds and erect a suitable building b
cannot the present poor house be made to
answer all the purposes for years to come!--are
questions that will be propounded to the
minds Of the City Fathers. Richmond owes it
TO herself to provide for her paupers in q ha-
m;ne manner; but she is equally as much
bound to take care of the helpless orphans in
her midst Might she not, by aiding the desti-
tute in their own houses, do away with the me-
cessity for enlarged accommodations and il
she would do SO, would not the poor be hap
pier and better contented in their humble huts
than in magnificent ediflce erected for the
general accommodation of all classes of pau
persl We are not disposed to oppose new
poor -house, if it is found to be absolutely ne
cessary but throw out the above suggestions
for the benefit of the powers that be.
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dia.cIysd, by p.otaal consspi. ne stosk a ~
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ssss Ss ssssss 2. pai csss ~: e
ssiSi ei.as: ni s.f RE o.'
J'sAaRsAsss sls|s s&;YSSs sssh Sllssasssen1rrs
sss q iiI5sii sas "a sis M
GEO. W. J0HbxN,
.1a JOHN O. WINN,
y.,.,s. ''' Of 'hi iSBE&f sIE !. lEss.'
a H;gsss. l. sss siaf q s. .s;ss.t
Millcr % ere sssntioned = .snecessossSf 4[Il.Ek
an erferfn the notice. and ta AVOID iecascev1iqas
.aa srsas e 1si ssss' M sa;
though Is t1ii Il rs fE j.
New 0rleans. July I. 1850. u " ~ DIM
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Posr-OFFIcE A1FAIRs,--A new post-of1ce
il established At Brushy RIM, Peudleton coun-
y, Va, and John l. Bond appointed poes.
master-directly on the ruute fr0m 1eoYeeid
to Franklin. Appointments-deo-W y. Hslmer.
postmaster at SaltvilIe, Washington county,
Va, vice B. II. Buchanan, resigned. Fioyd NJ.
Edwards, postmast0r At Floyd q. h- kioyu
county, Va, vice A. r. Edwards, fcsiGned.
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~
ADDITIONAL. FOREIGN NEWS.

The mails by the America and Etna, from
Liverpool TO the 18th inst, contain some ad-
dssional foreign news not included in the
teiegraphic summary:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-29

STRANGE AcclDxxr.-AtC Cincinnati, recent
iy. q lady's hair caught hre while sne wa
beading over Iamp, and communicating thu
flames to her clothes, her mech. head And fzcs
were badly burned, so much 30 that her fea.
tares will be rnarred for life. The girl had
saturated her hair with . peculiarly imam
mable oil, which caused her locks 70 ignite aut
burn as ii she had thrust her head into . yss
sci OF spirits Of turpentine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, July 16-6P. NJ
The Steamships Vanderbilt and City of Baltimore .ied
from this port to day for Europe-the former with
076, the latter with 81 O92942 in specie on freight
making the total shipment Of the day $243o0ls. Ex.
change on Europe closed steady, with a moderate de-
mand. Money continues 10 work very easily.
There was again this morning an active demand for
stocks at the Brokers' Board at the close of the ses
sion the current prices very little il at all lower
than the highest prices Of yesterday morning The mar
tet is evident works uneasiy yet. There is very
srge short interest, which is handled with good deal of
skl the shorts lose opportunity of attacking the
market the moment the demand for stock flags 90
the other hand, the buyers for rise who
are only moderately assisted BY the public
thus far, are naturally tinid, and prone to roa,ze
after each small advance. These two Gauges are kev
TO GAUGE the movement prices to uctuate fevershy
until the condition Of the crops earnings Of the roads
sno the Improvement in the public temper combine to "a
sist vigorous burst Of speculation. The demand FOR
state stocks this morning fair Mssouris were lover
than yesterday, however, vrgulas az we'll In bonds
little or nothing was done. New York Central opened
oTer Than yesterday, but advanced steadily and finally
sold oe high Az Reading continues TO he taken frse
On buyers option; rumor that there is new
party in this stock The leading Western rawav soeka
are all acVe, end prices better than they were veg
efoay a'~rDson Rock Island very strongly held and
'sena-ho'"lasanding the enormous falling OF o its
rece'ps-seems likewise TO tend upward The bexrs at
ack 'ne hichg'n shares with more courage than the
o'her western socks the decline which has taken place
~ su'ran'eeo-s2o share since January--paturslIy
emoo'denS them Toledo ia very steady AZ usual there
was 10 second board to day the market At ,s close o
Official hours quite strong at the best nr,co. ~ ~,
morning. va"
The following the business Of the sub rre,suro a.
day W.
l4k |
49, ''s.................... 23g IN /
n. 'ance '''''''''' ''''......,...... 107,2i2 IL |
Tbs, treasury notes received for eustoms aprins ,ho
week amounted to s5o2i5 GO.
The excl aoees n the Bank Clearing Hours tbis n,or,
ing SIC 1920 IS, and The balances 81 Sal saa q,
The following diyidends have been declared The New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
POSTAL DIRECTORY.


FOEe1Sn ana domestic Mails
T1AR OF ClosING AT THIS NEW YORK oFy1oa
North and west way man. 800. 81 A X
Western mall. via Erie K-6X An and :G Pm
South and southwestern
Eastern mall BY railroad g a. an: .0ds PM
by steamboat. ..........A Pm
'''rAi once Un al s az AZ uAis close a Win
CALIFORNIA. By ssamship Star of the west We'd
The 0veraqd dali 10, california leave. g. icn,s
ssFsss should Ss marked !ovsrl.as as "
LAKE CRY The overland IT Joseph tne) 70 sam
sAM Letter. should Be marked 'OvsrlAnd.
EAvAHA...-.By sseamship Granada, Monday,
So. pAnuc. Ey .sssshiU Star Of the West wed "a NJ
sz..oo. From New Sris.n; by steamship rspus..ss q
81 T Ss% YORK e. ss2s
vious TO the above date)
BAHAxA ls1AsDs day Tho arrival Of each alter
nate Conard pacset at this aort being snce q
month the steamer Ksrnak win be desca.cbad
Win malls for the Bahama Islands 70 be landed
EuRorZ. By stesmsbip Asia, on Wednesday
July 20, for Liver pool. ..............l0 A n.
TINE OF CLOSING AT tbs LONDON OFFICE
BoxsAH. The Overland Nah TO Bomba, closes In London
each month Via Southampton the 18th and
CALCUTTA. Sd 10Th 18Th, aeth via Mayseles <th. lcts
a. 2tn 9th. wa Southampton
CRrNA &c. Via Marseiles the f0b and 18th Via South
Ampsop lth ard 10Th
AUSTRALIA Via Marsees and euez on the 18th Via s,u,s
ampsOn and euez 18th
hAuR1Ius.. Wa Aden on the Ah and zth OF month.
Brazil. Via southampton tn 9th Of the month
So The Harsees malls on The eve OF above
daSes Should OF these datea fall Sunday The mali
despatched spa chez. the following evening
above dates Should Of these tall on Sunday he
mail " despatched the morning previous
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Common Pieas-Gieneral Term.
Before hon. Jutpea DAILY and Hilton


July 16-Jenning a. Bedford Henry Terhune
Henry Lux August Jansen; Abraham NJ Benainger vs
R. r. Boughton, Jacob Vanderbilt We. Johu T. Van hon
ter; Andrew Oakley the Washington Unoa Benevo
lent Society; Henry E. soat w. New York and Erie Rail-
road Judgment affirmed.
Hobert Anderdonk vs James Emmons.-Judg rent re.
versed as TO 1925, and affirmed to residue $50 20.
John d. Johnson Va. rnos .. Leroy -Judgmen re.
versed as to 1857, and affirmed as to residue, se3.
Richard Mott ve. States B Lawrence; James Neary W.
Homer Boswlck; Philip Duffy the New York aud Har.
lem Railroad Company: William Ssger Sleek Nichols;
Hannah Fowler George C. Genet-Judgment reversed
Charles j. Mcdonald vsg Gsrrson Il Morgan: Edward
Ovens vs.. Eleszer z. Dubenac; Ezra weeeer, &c. vs
George W: Kettle; John Sexton We Samuel Fleet and
wife; Christopher Bangforth Dorastes Kellogg
Charles J. Mcdonald vs. Garrison & Mofgan-Order al
Special Term affirmed, with $40 costs.
cern.order at Special Term reversed with $50 costs
richard schultz We. Charles Moeer-Mo:ion for leave
70 60 10 Court OF Appeals denied.
George Lamber VS. joseph Suow-O-der at soecs, form
reversed with $40 costs.
William McAuley Vs. John Medrum-Jadgment as in
EDWARD J. Powers Abram B,sarord: David 8. Dams.
comoTs Minard B. Fowler-Judgment aft med
John d. Bedel Va. Nemiah B. Llue-Jddgrnant re-
versed IT,
Thomas scanlan vs. Richard Covley -Judgmen. re
versed, new trial ordered, costa to abide eveot
Charles z. Holden Va Hinard fowler-Judgnoent ro
versed as to $40, and affirmed as to residue.
Hnan A. Allen vs. Samuel 8. Jones-0rder appeal 10
be demissed, with $40 costs
Samuel K. Place Va. William 8. Mel yane-New trial
ordered; costa 70 abide event. N"'
ahueI nehcnAo We. depry van Beu.-Judgment
Affirmed with costs.
Andrew Kennedy va the Acknowledgment. affirmed,
with costs.
A. Kennedy We. The Mayor. Same order
Albert L. Catin Vi. John V. Cnderdunk Indignant
affirmed, with Costs
Albert n Catlin vs. Thadeds wison-Judgment affirmed
with costs.
Robert Coleman vs. Heron H Besn.-Judgment affirmed,
with costs
John I. Mills W. sneron vaI-Judgmen, All em I'D with
~ ~, WIN
. george T. Hawthorne vs. John 7. Hodges; Marc C,us
oierre We Geo W. Beers; John Kennedy va Wiu,rn
Cpave; lie Roy Clerk vs. James Kearney.-Judgment
sfir med, with costs
costs "i~i
Joseph II. Patton vs.. x. Conuch-Jodrmeo. NJ, rmas
with costs. '''
Gothp Artenburgb vs: James Clearly -Judgmen. re-
versed new trial ordered.
MOTIFS L. Binssrageer Golomen Resse New
trial ordered, SO Costs 70 abide the event.
John e. Sneider VI A. T. La,ster Judgment affirmed
Albert r. VOORHEES, VI. Anne McManu. Judgment re
veTsed with cotts.
Conrad Weber We. Peter Kohlb-Jadg. uent aalr med
With ctsts.
ISeoeick Keller w. John a. Bair-Judguae ut firnei
With coats.
Hugh Quegley Adeline Brown-Judgm, nt ~ yersed,
&c trial ordered
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A DESPERATE FELLOW HUNG BY Mon IN KEN
lucky In May last Jasper Rouzy shot James Oldham

A DESPERATE FELLOW HUNG BY A Mon IN KEN
TucKY In May last Jasper Roozy shot James Oldham
Mlledgevie, Lincoln county, and Immediately fed He
ioclted himself remote OF Marion county ami
although the Executive Of the State offered reward ur
$500 for bis apprehension, every fearful Of
tempting TO make the arrest bis desperate char
scter, and so thoroughly was he armed While dsrioo
ne WAS &C ustomed 10 committing depreciation after dep
relation Of the most he woud go thu
houses o. persons and demand their guns threatening
blow out their brains In OF refusal tna. he
enabled 10 form quite an arsenal. o. last Monday he
vent TO Bradforosville and encouu'eng gentleman he
seized his gold watch, and placing 1t in his poke,
SAID, ""hat will you do about Ms' jus, NJ this
luncture . small seized him from behind
and pnioned his 60 closely that mum Der of per.
sons were enabled TO up and handcuioe
the prisoner. He was then taken Lebanon Woen
leaving the latter place he preased desire that he
might be killed there, be if ne returned 10
Stanford he would De hung. Arriving at Stanford the
county seat OF Lincoln, ne placed in jail Yesterday
Saturday morning about hall past two O'CLOCK mob
OF some eighty persons AZ acked the prison. forc
bic entrance and carried of the prisoner They proceeded
abort distance and then informed Rouzy of their
ton BE only requested that his body should be given
his wife, and that II ain in peace trusted
would rhe mob then hung him upon tree AMI LETT
s+eched man suspended between the heavens aod the
earth He was not discovered until after daylight -
Louisville Democrat July 10.
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MINOR DEAD LETrERs-In addition to the money
letters spoken Of some days siuce tue numoer OF letters
registered and sent from the dead letter Office for delivery
bs Of exchange, drafts checks notes &C. f932 los lOi
$2l9 GAO 10, 9737 francs Also 100 deeds and land
titles, 81 articles OF agreement aud pc attorney 10
certificates OF stock Ii pension papers land
court papers and s6 miscellaneous articles. or the
above 1873 letters evidently returned 70 the dead
letter Office for want OF and attention the part OF
the WRITER'S 268 OF them being so held for
postage Many more were apparently msdire ted, blt
not bearing the ADDRESS inside we'll outside the fact
could not be FULLY determined without evidence
that furphed by The letter These 1923 letters contained
in drafts notes, &c., SLOT 81 88 IL Deeds DO ~ers OF
attorney 7peuson papers, and II miscellaneous articles
Washington Star, JUN / l.
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Port OF New York, July l6, 1850.

CLEARED
steamship Nashville Murray, Charleson-Sponord Tnests
Steamship jamestown. Skinner. Norfolk. Ao-Ludlam 1
sD ,snSs sSs, q schmidt
Bari L ncson CD, AIemes Guadaloupeas Hncken
fs.,s 6oss ,ssssa . JOINS: sF1M s?sia Ssai:
brig Sa,sd, cha.e Machiss AA'' !" q SUI '0N'
s Ess ssr
scSr Cha a.. se =, Prince
scbr sawyer Person, Petersburg Brua, ssgh.
s sesr fsr.a n cider odg.
schr Martin Sleigh. Baltimore Merrill abbott
% bson sp4ssns Hunter
ssSr s s1;,s Bssss Bcs,-s S
sssr INV w h un hag%as New HavsnH Racket
Steamer beverly, Pierce Philadeiphia-
ARRIVED
steamer Vixen, siums Pensacola o DAVIS
southampon an 70 Pm, with and sls passengers,
ssn Co. July S,d op an
a.yrs ish Ans ST s.m.ss hence
Ps sna of sed % sndy HOOK
Steamship Potomac Watson. Baltimore and EoroIk. with
sc hs s Hssa.. ~
so 100 days out Passed sps Horn y as c c,%psoy
81 enchspssd Signals With ship oe Clean Csso
or sostcn June II lat Is is s. lon $50 w. saw ship Jonu
'sl:sf HS .D s s
Harvest, of Baltimore steering g 49,
bsrf John Bupyap (Br) Gbbs reenosk, A. days with coal
ana iron, 10 Mcleod Jr
dss sS o ssss% %
Lizard June from hat mead light winds from sw
NV psssed The snd ss1 Jay from tssrs bad light SO
Bark Nord Amariks CBrml frisdicks bremen 40 days,
Will mdse and 2 7 passeYers. TO 6taut1n kuger.
BAH Ward, Tcbss Mssanzas. 9Th inst with sugar, to
Jas Ward. -
mo asses, 3tevensl Bro
on hides &c, 70 "a Srower 20. Was in company with
hip vicx sburR Al rortugas
sris Jean Pss prus Moss Newcastle 50 days with coal
10 b W Nyer .
brandy Tiger Freres June 80 Lat - 49, 50 81 apoko
hip John Rsth, from Cuba for -, IL day out all we'll
5yig Artnr Porp, svelar, Asboa ~ days via Western
slands Vosys with sal and passengers 10 Young Nc
rev Rnk'D 70
Brig IubroseJg ht tof wadoboro Bryant Cardenas July
!, wtbsugar. TO Yates Port. rheld
laws, with sugay to Buck 4 Ca,
Dr WenoDRb oY Bucksp0r Dootnbg Cienfuegos Ia dava
VII suga- 10 v Brooxmsn x % 49,
Irg Julia Arsy (of Bar Ror) Strong gbara lima 20
w sugar and molasses, to u BrooAmAn Vo.
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Personal Inseli,xsnce.

L
7bc Washington Star Of the losh lost ssys:z,Mr A. q.
seaman appeared before the Uned 5ates Ir,ns sOrrt
gave bail IN the sum Of sS 900 70 appasr !, me opening Of
the December torn Of the COURT 10 ba tried under the 10
c'cmcnI against him, with which tho public familiar
NJ VIM spauldiuG, painter hs 6'aomsu II sppears
that there founfst0a whatever for the
stories alleging erts bis part 70 svoN trial twh
he rcoolscsd that nos long II Northern
alleged that he had gone Australia. others b Ell
fope, and again ohers 70 Pxes Peak. Wnen the Crm'-
nal Court for this District deciden not loug snce that
no Law authorizing II take cogozaooe Of tho
charges against bm um,ng The alter ~ end h-
paid short Writ to Texas 90 he way baok. rsachas
CINCINNATI he learned the drst time of ME indictment,
20 be tried before the Circuit Court and sJia,ey
tened from CINCINNATI 10 this city (~hcb he reach-o
three days aRo Ia order 70 surrender himself aud
give the requisite bait We OBTAIN these particulars from
Mr. 8. himself.
From Hamburg and t9pha"p,on T. he sizes nshp so,us
H.n.on scbs.ns ger and lad Ira,siss osib.r@sna
quo wsSsr ana r;dsn aod two cssrsa ,oSs
frm ss,ss.ss !" the DARK Yu%a, Jane Ozark Ave
daughters -o 500. and sssvss sr; w,asssoa NJ: ss
om 4, touus Pc in thu .chr Mndoro--0.pt ay l. shsf
i who has been In prison a. st Johns ance Jsnus-y last
DEPARTURES
For liverpool in TIE steamship >y Baltimore Right asv
Drs Pc Res Peter se" secss so @
seS sss~u sr sSre S.. York
Al Two chldeo M',. srsh.m ~ sr.dorook Mr.
oisrsmsils, Wine ouIsh Ssrl.s sooa.on NJ sossss
j Is LLOYD, ado Brigham john ~ Sarde nth0nv
3smpbei Rns.sil chidvep cssy wife aud
bfabt; Henry lazy two chidrea nurse ar raoge
wife and thee ssi!dIsn Jackson Johc ros. sdse
.'s mise Wilson Mias Fanny Drowa r Y pro wn
ismes sace and lady. Waers and lady Hawkins acd
.dy Mra Powell Master Po well, Rodgers n
charison sev Husarzss John Leonard and sd~ard
w,ggs n Gamble, a W Nooiasen, B Rspsom W SEDAN
and 80 In the steersse Tota', $40 Specie u O92U
avsnnsh In The steamship riords sarah rnia
siss Morona Ms Herty, Jacob Ruble-, wol,som ia
cob Binnar, Wheeler jr Jacob Sanders. O'ysiae 3
Braupecter Roe Chas Lew wis, Burz Norris xiss
Storage.
den. b 6washmey, Or BOton Mr. kewoern A u Baylor
. Baylor srgrs d Burdicb, A Keloo Harrison +
Taylor, DOYLE Cow, Peterkir, Aiss Wolfe, saw
yer Russell n dickinson, Will, Miss Bsymon Misc
bryaen Julee wnt,n ana son: 3 Jonea q rost Wrish
Cox Miss Ah,e Raymond, J a Fsv, LADY and child VIM
fTa,cts, lady AM daugh.er; ana IA In II seersge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-17
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, July l6-zP. NJ
F1ouR-Sales have been confined 70 4,30o bols State
and Western and 800 bbs Southern at very rreg iiar
prices. Included in the sales 2.4o0 bbs extra
Wisconsin al IS so IS 65 per Dbl The market quoted
generally lower by loc 20c bbl but the sales have
not been sufficiently extensive 70 fix quotations.
wmAI.-sales 10 day Of 900 bushels at 81 80 81 Is
for white Maryland, Kentucky and Georga-:he latter
very choice.
cons 10 atihay hnld. hut IL inactive.
RYE barley and oats quiet.
PROVISIONS and cotton have been in limited request
WHsKEY-Sales Of 100 bbs. a. 26,sc 27c. per gallon