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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05
ysOoxd Of SuT,NrYlspr3,

TIE Board met yesterday the President, Mr. Pnrdy in
the CHAR.
TIFF WATER CELEBRATION BROOKLYN
An Invitation received ron ,he Brooklyn Comm "a
Council requesting he company of tho Supervisors at tho
celebration 20 take rIsce the 22d Instant the intro
ducson Of water INTO Brooklyn. Accepted.
number OF bills was presented w various parties,
AM submitted.
II sae resolved TO furnish the following libraries with
COPY Of the proceedings OF this Board lsh9he Mer
csntio Library, apo ences Asor City, York His.
torcal a,t New York Societs Libraries Young Jsns
Christian Associscn Mechanics Institute snd New York
Law !nstitnte
The Committee Civil Courts reported In favor Of pay.
uf tho bill of the New York Gas Company $40 49, for
furnishing The Recoroers office, SurroSats's office and
court house With to Is. Febrra-y, 1850 Also
favor OF gay Keyser CO. for tin work. Sc for Court
OF Common Pleas, offices Of County Clerk and Register
SC6 -.
The Committee Taxes reported in favor OF fixing the
sasyy OF the keeper Of tho Harlem Bridge at 500 per
epnun,.
Tho OF $500 "a ordered for John Poole, for
keep,rg Harlem Bridge Also toe Num OF $3.50 Is for
supplies 90 The County jail for Jauulrg 1859, well al
s4ol 60 for the month Of February, 1859.
Vim J. Haskett Ordered ~ he paid from the Ap-
nton Fund Of County Contingencies $3.50 for servco
Excise Commissioner und rent Of Office.
The meeting then adjourned To the 18th instant
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Board Of Coun rilmep.

Che Board rpe. Let evening, tho President, CHARLES O.
Camel ESQ p,eslspg
aver ice mibu'~s OF tne previous nl'e'"s WEI" 'e"
approved low unImportan. petoDs aud Resolutions
ware yefs,,si.
uy.rv ., ,vs ,,r,, nav
~
res"u'oh WAS saop'eS' aneonng lies 10 ee rA'eo o
the City Hall the 18th nst-beog annIvorssry Of
tho nr,h AZ uau,,, ra.r
- - -,
1hf eonxoS COUNCIL AND r6s tsG'tAruiX
The resolutions adopted ut u speoiss meeting OF the
Board Of Aldermen on Friday snooc,,,r a committee 70
- .. 49, =, - -, .-..
g. "'"'"' ~ o''sr :" protest Aea'"' ''o p''p''o"
TO tho city charter aud employ counsel 10
repses n the subject 10 the Leesatre gore pr.ssnted
jor concurrence Altar n brsl asbass The r,ss,uoSs
were lad on the table ''N oe''o' 'no 'eS"'u"'lS
sfIE Yoy AN o,su,,y Aropy
The Mayor sent IN A communtsst,on IA tho Hoard IA
which was subioucd q me ooruI f,uu ,se On ,nh,r or
C1nmerce asking the grant OF a rS.ce OF AM, On ina
Battery as se for time aud weather obaer for
pronotn1 the ,nr, OF cnmmc-ce a,d r,e
Taper was referred 10 the Comm stee on Lands and Places
1us ssoox, YIN . ArER csi xBp Aroy
His ltopor tho N,vor also ,ransm,ttes an invit,ti.n
from tte Spec,sl Commi,tss OF the Bcovk,yu Common
Caupc to o,n wild, lacm ia celebrating the
cf wasr nto our s,ster city o tina ~ mat Tho invita-
.,n :. an accented
TUE CONTESTED sx.r-ANorrxx DEMOCRAT ALLEGED TO HAVE
BEEN MzCr1D ON THE REPUBLICAN, uusEr.
Tia speclaI order of the evening Sas toe majority and
ninnr,p renoTis or sncci,i r,s,m,.es 10 whou 4, "a
reerref an apn,icnton of Jar,ss G vcA,an 10 be I'd.
r,i,,.d N m. s.t nov oec,,o. nv Alersndar rrssr
rhe ni,or;,y rcnct s,stas that Mr. McAinn s.s duly
elected b. the votes Of toe Segeu,h Sen district but
Mr. Lain beer (who presented the repof states the follow
in, Fact. - ~
That s,cAcam did agree with parties previous 70 the
ee,ion of ocers or Gwen ere, Il had bsen e,den nv
Ne County Canyassars that IN the event OF his Velag
o,van ma seat ~ vote for tee deora, ors az
Inc f,oar d:
Ana aso promised mcmbers OF the go,r- that although
efeted ON In. rsorbIlcan ticket he wns soi had ,sn
s@avs d, moor,t sn could ya,s with IN am ON n,rtv
Aod tat in tho event OF bs bs,ng nj you his
SEM ne wod u. enabled % rein nurse niu1ssf far The
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Tho rIystertOus Body In Albany.
40 THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Office Or rhs NATIONAL POLICE Coxxrsu
4 In

OfFicE OF The NATIONAL eoILcE COMMISSION,
Nsw Yoxx April 4, 1869. !
Seeing that have copied article from Albany
Lusing Jnol in relation 70 tho mysterious body An
covered at tho railroad depot a. Albany aud connecting
With that OF the Iansn Mrs. Brcuuap, and fear thst
any false impressions should get abroad ia relation
thereto beg leave 10 that on sscor~
tanning that body bat been fami stated we cns.
patched Of Officers u that CITY make thorough
investigation From the report he maJe his 70,
turn to this city, IL appears that tho entire mead or hJ
female aa been stripped uf hair. skin aud fish, leaving
mark by which she could DO idootded, except two
r6pt teeth. TIE hands and the OF the et
tire; but ne unable % identify the body by
them have photographed to Mrs Brennan's brother,
DR. Crane, who ia NJ present in Phadeiphs, r-tuts
Immediately to see he idepify IT, Tho Of
skeleton exactly to that OF Mrs. Brennan hut
circumstance exists which tssds preclude es that
il Is the remaius OF that lady rhe body has evidently
been imIfc gna,ed With fluid for the purpose Of pre-
serving It from decay, but which did prevent It foA
drying up. The left has beau cut Off With q saw
hetseen ioe shoulder anh elbow, which woad hsvo
been done Il " had been intended for 8naam at pur-
poses. GEO. W. MAr5EIL & co.
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a CLERGyaAN ARRESTED FO. COUNTERFEIrING. r
The Cleveland P.aiafeiic, sags:On last Moatay afseg
nooa, toe Rev. Wa Watson tho pastor Of the MehS
dist church in GieDwoot, preaching funeral SCR
mon, no Was arrested by officers from adjoining
county fcy passing counterfeit onsS Tho people Ia at
tendance at the funeral isSsod 1t the officers
that lucy turut soem from the house, snd they
to retire til the cbseques concluded The ocer
bad previously searched big house. iu the cellar Of WHICH
they found ink presses, papers, roag machres aud the
ep.ire for toe manuacura OF counterfeit
bills Thsy also found about Al 900 In counterfeit tSl
$500 Of which fi0s the Forest City Bank, IT th
city aud about $500 in s5s, tue State Bank Of Oho
The Clergyman made bre$ss OF the natter. Hd
became connected with come coun,erfeters about tWG
years ego, aad he had been ia early tie enysver
he bad been very usefvi and ard working member ol
the gang. He has preached IN Geuwocd about thred
years. fe IS about forty years Old man OF family, aud
bias been very generally esteered and respected by h
congregation and ueghb0rs He sad he Joined tho c0un
tcreiters get money do gcof wih' This expana
tion very satisfactory TO his parishioners howl
ever, aud they discarded hin At once.
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noor was qo'se anl sa,es hm'sa, wtoio 'le
raiEe On we ABOVE quoetocs Sortnern nour was iess
n.y., anu ou"yan' "ne .he ses emoracea aoonI sJ'
aus v.Os'.s wnna sos range " on. quoIons NO
ho'. wus my anu III ir roque1 ~ quc.iloas W n
ea was u, eieI VIII eaos " auout ooV oot' hSruirs
oeisy auu oIaouy Wpe WITHIN .ne ao"vo neotes wuess
mss 'naose ana ss.es qu.e neu aooo' ,oov o,seis
Wy Ioi"'. ~ nsu' nv ,ins ~ sui "" .. o. ~ =
81 o. anu ~n.e 90 az ., oo >, 20 CoTn was ocavy
nnu tees eise' WIN eaes ., apovs 'f.oe ousn's ~
oma g. sor wese,n n,ss s,,s
iuu oo.. or "or.ein 'niaeo, ~ slo'e, anu SWIM
err wmse was no",na,. hye was que., WA s'ns,i
ssi , ~ eto, oec oa'oy WIS ia W., denl "nn
saes ., apous 90" nvsnlis NV N's'e AZ 100, osls
weie Jul anu neasy, wh .aes Vi stAe a, 'o'i aoiisi,
"', " q. uoo' T oIo io' "es'ern .nu oaa9iM AZ
Soffh; tne saes ehyraSea ooont 10Y oass as ~
ioSse. - AZ, sn' ovo ~ Oh po''mso Az ,oc
Nv,IoN.-l.o saies evofeocu aoout ooVs pAes, az OF
"on, eArep. ooo oss, w'e su w nave oo.'i .e "a
LUG mtrses e'osoo rssnr eaoer io' tr1is' oss
r,o n,".eu SAWS .Vn s.'e WEI vow s'hI" W iuny
rscaI. ~ n were anAouSV expecting lne
iege'pa y, ia'er 'o,e'su news. .oo
ana .'7e ne So' osss >, c''oo we're
% ia cno sn AZ gu wv oos Tosh @
Us. UoAtS One:st, ny tAcauet, Nv Zfs lcV
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Court Of General Sessions,
Before Recorder Barnard.

The April term of this Court commenced yesterday but
although pupbsr Of cases on the caeodar
there business transacted In consequence Of Ne
abeencs ~ witnesses.
Mr. ysndeyoort, the Clerk, called the grand jury pals
hut 20 lege MT quorum presont tooss weriag
10 their nsuaee ,re cisCharged TIL Tuesday moruirg
when The grand inquest wilt DO epanneied and charged
by the it'-cordrr.
Tho peta jury list then called. and usual lsrgl
number o. ssnucmen offered various " reteSe
them from tho discharge OF jury DUTY
Michael Kelly p-sdsd guilty 10 petit larceny, and was
cent u the penM sntary fUr months.
John Mansfield pleaded guilty t. attempt al burglary
10 the third degrea H. .ndod lor scntenco as
which the Court adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

DIVORCES IN OREGoN.--The Territorial Legisla
ture Of Oregon which adjourned OF the I'D or January
divorced The following named persons Lee from
Eliza Auu Ice, Lucy Smith from BENZ Smith, Buel Wood
ward from sarah NJ. Woodward Mahaa Card from Jot
Cohen ON Nsth Cohen, Mary A Dennis from j. G. Deal
bis j. eeescn from Elizabeth Beesoa Ly Cassnar ro
A. j. CASHIER Hesfy Williams from Wash. Williams, & p,
ODDS from Ezsteih oids, Sarsh Derby from Taos Derby
Jonas mpheer lrora Hester A. Lampheer Jas Hunt
Mary Hunt, Ssn. ]. p. Kennedy from Mary t. Kennedy
Peter B'iseu from Jhue Byeu Mary Cubertson from VI
Culherson, Pamela Tay Tor from Absom Taylor 81 I'd
18th Williams from Ara Williams, George Kellogg frod
P'uds Kellogg Philip O'Rely from Harriet O'Reiliy
Mary a. Ccpey fom John Coney, Sarnh Terrence ffor
Luxe florence, Mary Fossriy from William Fogarty D1
lara Martin from -, Sarah Ann Smith ffo.a Inmsn II
Smith, Veronica WiIfon nom Vim. Wlsoo VIM. Carpentd|
from -, Nancy JIdson from Lsws II Judson, Su,a1
FAIRY from -, Ellen Ccon,x from ----.
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ANoruEr PHASE or rnx DRrp Scnrr nrcra,l

AHorBEn PHASE OF TIE DRIED SCorr Dscfsfos.
We learn from the phhhurg GdseUe Tint about m nth
ago company Of colorcd people tina. city desired 70
form party 10 emigrste westward md settle uoou and
pre- e,apt public land Their council comm ucated Win
the General Land Office At Washington and received IN 70
ply o FIAT refusal ~ follows
GENERAL LAND Orr1cs, March 7, 1850
IN reply ~ your letter Of The 2sh us have 20 sase
that under the COW settled ruiog o. his Office, ~hcn has
bern saacione1 by the Secretary co1rej persons arc not
cizcrs of the Uutet Ssto' Contemplated oy The pre-
sIoptoD law Of The Alb o September 1884, and are, theFo
tore, LOT legally omitted 70 ore smpt mhne in,s
JOS S. wilson, Acsog Comm s1loosr
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Movements m Real Estate.

y A. ]. BleecKor, Son 20.
9th IT. 3e7, base. bk h. ADD 1877, 194xh blk. SO 900
28th ct. DO. do. do, ia w. 9. 2tXs5... A. $40
lltb Ivo do. frame n. ss near e0th " 2Sxlo0 300
10Th ave lot g. Q. corner 40 ~ 25xi00. 1900
do. DO. adjoining above ........... | 500
1lth La. Isl I'm 49th st. 25xl0O o,cb 41b
10Th ave lo1 n. w. cor, Bsth a. No. .,.s.. 1850
do. lots 3. s. bet. C5th and 66tt sts do go. l3sO
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As compared With the statement OF the previous week

The latss. New Orleans PiecV're Gays
The offerings OF sterling bills were free to-day, in
fuenced by late heavy sales OF cotton. Drawers, how
ever exhibit disposition TO relax and phi remain
last quo;ed Clear bills have been taken to extent
s,s5s SIX and per cent premium, with exceptional
sales at 91S ek Bls with bill Of lading attached rne
a, "a ano S1s Per premium win moderate de-
nisnd Franks nominal Al 5f.2iX 5f17H SIXTY days
New York very Arm al Il "a and i per cent
discount. Sight ia cuff n. par at Dang, aud u
discount outside An effort made the par, Of
some Of the banks 20 obtain Il 4 per cent premium on
sigot checks, but IL was unsuccessful
The returns Of banks the Board Of Currency for
tne week eoding This evening exhibit increase OK
change and deposs and decreSse 10 spece circulation
short loans and distant balances. We the precise
chhnges:-
Decrease 10 short loans. .3A7 1877
Decrease in specie i76IS7
decrease IN circulation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e6 065
Increase in deposits ............... 23 si1
increase ~ exchange. 1885
Decrease in distant balances. 10,o50
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CITY COMMERCIAL hepoRr.

MONDAY, April "A P. IT,
AsHrs-The ssies embraced about 80 bbis. pos q: &C.
Pearls quiet and nominal
BRsaDs1vPrs Fiour--The market exhibited less buoy
aDcy and closed at rates especially for aud
medium grades Of state AMI Western brands The sales
confined 10 ABOUT 900 bbs within the range o The
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he lo.n Of Mnch were as follows
ro.al So ISL II 8 bss Il III 500 Q. ze7 2os

Total. w ,fo3sl llu55"3 t, ,8'J 2,iV1 20
Tie following liable EXHIBITS the respective amounts Of
eycbprg &c hold by the banks, and sso
due distant banks the latter bsins Comprised the
table Of demos t. az shown aboye:-
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There s an increase in every Column, generally
expected. From the loans must 20 dedrc,ed an
amount which Is said to exceed fifteen millions, b. ig shs
snount OF government stoc held by The banks security
for advance This, Of course good SIS specie at any
time. Al the OF the week srolhcr California rem.
lance will be dse that By mex; MoocGy lmus That
The shipments or specie Thursday and saturday DO net
present antopaobs the banks win bold about as
much Trey DO The large increase III deposits MAS
not altogether expected.
Money is without change Esctsngs Europe opens
firm, with moderate Inquiry fs baters' s.er'as bi!is,
at los& z, and Fl ancs s.1lt4 49,, There ~il not
probably be any shipment from hence by the Bo1ton
steamer which leaves "wednesday; bat tie Alfs,
1bursday, viii probably take sone gold.
There sssadier feeling ct the Stock Exchange to
day. znd State stocks ana two o.aer DESCRIPTIONS
were higher rte decline Of the past fortnight has
brought buyers, whom tho excellent crop
prospects induce better times for tne Western
railway sto,ks. Miss our,s advaoced sS and we're ia
sciive demsnd AZ that Among the Western stocks,
Michigan Southern, GU Iced, which has been heavily
sold shor. by the beaIs, advanced fraction, AMI
was very active at The advance The other Western
stocks also better The movemea. ia Hudson
River and Harlem preferred coptnaes Both wers
higher TO day than yesterday. Panama continues 70
improve TIE bps.nees Of the stearbn,, lines
the capacity Of the road 10 the utmost The Only
ton 10 the general market was Now York Central
which, AFTER opening strong at 1888, declined 10 1914 and
closed fs7 bid The business OF the ROAD for March
is said have been equal 10 tina. OF March, 1855 In the
afternoon .hs about the in the
ing, with moderate activity. Mter the second board the
market irregular the following being the closing
prices:-Mssouris, sTX So; Canton, 19H Do Gambler
land Coal 22A 2SA Pacific Hail, 7s'4 70; New Yos
Central, 1874 7e;S Erie, 94 10 5udsou RIVER 3sG
Pa.l a. II,
5oA y; Michigan Southern, 1917 ~ Southern, guaran-
teed, 4ot e; paoans, t1s1S "a; ILLINOIS, Central,
SO II Gaieno and Chicago, e7A * Cleveland and
Toledo, az 3 y; Chicago and Rock hland, S61s ~
The business e. the ub.Trcasury today fol
owe:-
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love
In 1885, SIS 7s2 As in 1883, slsos ss2 os; ia 1851
s. ae6,,bl IS, and in 1875, So 1874 $3.50 ST.
Under the r-rpsacy treaty the oportsin las, amount.
cd o GAP tAa IN 1858 to S. 5sa 6s OF this the -four
and 1851 valued assi ssi 49, and in 1883 at
s2,saa,o44
The value OF tho imports IN 1855 passing through tns
Uri'es state ia ronc 50 o57 o2. parchssei Ia the
Uped States ~ its products Sill 4a a2 nos its products,
Sc So. s62
BY the - Lnsrebso the ,rorts in 1887 valued at
sl4 Sci ssi; in 1853 AT 3lo7a50y7. rhn imrnr~ from
Tie West ludi,a valued at SHAFTS from the Lower
Provinces, si4e ,eA
TIE grand tcsi Of exror. in 1885, $50 os7 oI7; IN
1867, s:7 o0e ea4 in 1862 s23 GOO fna value e.
ported through the 81, Lawrence Was s. ,ss3,773.
TIE following the receipts and expenses Of the
I'D Rnlne Railrncd Com fOr---
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Tie exehsoges at the Clearing House tbs norniog
a27 ,7S43s7 90. and TIE balances 81 ,2ct, T9S a.
The following dividends have been declared Tho North
River Insurance Company, dividend Of eight per cont,
payable The 18th; the Eagle Fre Company, Semi.
annual dividend o. ten per cent, payable on demand
Al election Of the stockholders Of the Panama Rail
road Company day, the following ticket success
full
William II. Aspinwsll, Edwin Bartlett, Rsnry Chaun-
cey, Samuel W. Constock Ed ward Cunard, vi liam Gel-
loves, DAVID oailey, ssouvnr ksnbe, Theodore W
KeY James T. sculser, John Steward, Jr Isaac Town.
send Wui. Whnewriqht, Jr
me earnings OF the Now York and New Haven Railroad
Company iof The month Of March, 1859, were
fnr pessHseia..' "
For feight 10 DOC 90
~
Less Que niner Toacs i,t13 ~
iSan'e ..s..s..-fss.s... .sto,soo ot
Receipts Tor March 1858 Observation-Disclosures. 63,2ii 60
BCrehse- loi 30
cash uesete and T. hujt.ee the Va
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In the a,y ard county OF New York, from the 26tlAday
March, to the I'd Cay OF April 1859.
Men, ga women, 70; boys, l40 girls, 1l6-rotai 42s
Adults, ITO; children, 255; maes, 2S& females, lo1
cQ!ored pereOna. I.
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FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, ArriI

MONDAY, April IS r.. NJ.
The bank statement; Of to day compares as follows VITA
that o. last gstg;-
Week cndin9. looms Spscts Circuyfa Dspos,ts
March es. sl2I ISL 22b % 1881 800 uss So 40
April &c.. l.sol, i9s 25 7a2 i6t s2? 1888 81 TsT ,3s
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sas, IA "A 1rc sac

This sbows the capacity Of the country along aud thin
the iunen5e OF lines 10 expand and enlarge And II
IL worthy of roo that this expansion aod increase OF
local irsfc have gone regularly for ward the last year
amidst the general depression OF business and the
parative oecrense OF earnings from through traffic
II Is Vr0per To add that whatever rumors there may
haze been 10 regard W declaration Of q tviden1 on
the guaranteed stock they have proceeded from
been authorized by the company o. It's officers While
the Board. already mentioned disappointed at the
amount o; the business OK the year. thsy have At
contemplated dividends without earnings IN band aplli
, cable 10 tha< object.
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SovTsovv otsisfo
Inc OF the week compared with ,ba. ofIsss s2e2 500
The following sa comparative statement OF the value
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Extract from the closing pat OF the Rerort1
reference TO this last table VIII show that tie decrease
OF business upon road cancot be ascrbed 70 the
petition Of other ines by drawing of business legitimate
y belonging For appears by this table that the
Pross earrings Of all the ten large roads named have
teriay decreased during 1855 Tis per ccntags Of de-
the aggregate OF gross earnings " these roads
rs TO- while upon the decrease or, SO per cent
be noted that decrease expcns Is per
cent.
If the yrcss earnings Of 1853 equal TO those of
1000, WHICH Wefe.. .es,tlso+S
with the expenses and interest acct Of 1853 ~ 2oiS SO
There would have been net surplus of.... S690,1l5
This wnud give 10 per cent on S2S9s 900 OF
guaranteed sioux .$EheftoO
And per cert on 81 ,csi 500 common. ssisos
654 ,263
And iesve surplus OF. ................... s3l, 81
Clear evidence that the revival Of business only
cesssry enable company Increase dividends As
earnest that sach revival has mensed, reference
10 Schedule annexed shows that the sross earnings OF
the hrst pa: OF 1893 were S9329ly 43
And for the last nail. ................. l,osISi9 "
gain in favor Of the last six months Of STAT 800 81
The constant OF the local way business 10
comparison with the through Ia gratifying feature in The
traffic OF the road This Is business which cannot
triay he intereTed with by efforts Of competing
roads. Tho earnings are comparatively as foows:-
Through traffic Way traffic.
ls57,...............S1 ,213, 292 81 Sl74 292 IS
1Sss................. s3s, 100 VI 1,oo6792 ~
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The statement of the P.tsburg banks for the wecl.
ending March 2e WAS as follows

The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles for tho week
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-02-16

a lev mlre lra ser auE- Fersnrs harlul
w surh a. hire lr fhr year 1852 viii a. arl o. CIT
immnIiafriy. as I ar making my arralgrmeuis nov
ms whose srrraufs ! have now, VII etii-e ne hv let
ting me know b. thev VIA me - retain fhem the nee
wear. Pramrtness IL required
ar7-f D. oOCKRILL
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DT ~lffue = two orders e sale issued sy ths Crrk ef
ID ne Lrw Side ~ the C1uImon Law EndC hau-erv Caurt
d ne Ciry o. Memphis and - ne directed, ons IN favor
% Robert z Richards vs. ]. II Bradley. Judgment Gsb
davcf November, Is56. fer e33a I7-la8 ard ooa. 81 90
Bradley- ludEm1nf Ism Eovemter 1855 rzt sac Ie-lD0,
uigmeni SIS o2-IeoI viii, un SATURDAY he 5ah
tay o. Nara 1859 In front % ue Sheriff afle. IN The
city q Memphis. sell fr cash, D. the hi-1est hiaier. M
GuousnE described Real Esste- A. certain uau % land
c1hveved by Il r. Ausan 70 : p. Bradley. on the SRI
dry Il septem5er iss. stuate. lying and being On The
clu1fv ~ Shelby, and Stale 81 Tenneessp being parts a.
the traa Of land sad By " T. Maxwell 90 The ssIG-Huvh
p Austin. On ne E7h day IF Septeuher- 1855. and Dr.
EEuateI u91u thE said HuEh r. AuEtu's piBu q sub
livisius 1f said tract. fhe survey e SAID ru1-dvEsIT1
made b. n A. Kerr o. the G3i dsy e April, 1855 al,
fus numbered tHeufF-ouc. twenty-five and twen-r-urea.
Ct. = AID "a and hdulled a. Cue tFarf o. iot d fellows.
viz Cluucu1nz a. TIE authCast CUmer q SAID uarts
theu1e west win thr suwhern b1uaiary q ssid tract tee
chains and seventy links % CeuTa Avenue nence
u1rth. fronting ca said Avenue, nineteen chains and ffy
1uks 90 ue uorthwest crner 81 sad Dc humber twenty
enc; then-e east ten chains and seventy links O. rhe
eastern h~aundary Of said uscti thence south with alil
eastern boundary &c ne place % besIuniur. nineteen
chains and rfy links; ooutairiue twenty and G-lca
acres. more or less Also up1n the Interest - J. n
BradP- in the one undivided hail part - it nuubtr
hr--hree, city NJ Memphis conveyed By W. =. >hce's
aud 6Eruh Sheets hs wsre, % John r. Bradley, Z j.
Ed~kncy md Jas McKush1n. al q sid hnf levied or
o. n r-apetT q J. n Brs2ry. sale On teal h7ur6
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