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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-11
NOTICE -Purp1sing to remove nv far

III Dwellng and an ice Hou e and Ice Pom !, and
the usual out buildings Also, sood Market
se8 St. NJ, TERRELL.
.As NOTICE -Purpnsing to remove ms iaml
- on W.T. ch 'st W re- re- dee de- Lied Mar
hill. situated IN tGe county oi Henrico about Ii
YORK Rvrr Railroad uud James River 5 niles
from the ttrmer and ar from he a
cntiyatl''n and mpr vement and he rem+inin.
half IN woods and timh-r Perhaps the g
osnce ni hrs' rate m 'r' and rore accfSsibe het
ter meadow land, sp1n4 water. and everytb nE
else IT, render 1t de-lfa0le than this he oca'lan
entirely healthy. nos having; tor the laSt t"n or
three '. with Il large amIly, pad 4. much as
ten collars for medical services ! he DIV ELL,
ING HOUSE is l4rse lavini SIX on "a good
o der. Ont hnasas .re n. oCAvpnient aud in good
repair. Persons wishing TO puTchire, can view
ALSO.-An,rherv yer, desirable little FARM, ad-
jo nlng the above cont aiming l02 acfSs. 80 OF WINCH
a state If cultivation, AMI The roma nfer in
tilnb-r. III. Houses new and Ia good order
well Of exoelen water rs 10 the yard and the SOIL
10 wen lse selyta 2taS2w TRoMAs BISFoRB'
sse LaSD AND SLAyHs IN THE
Es CoLN4Y or AMELIA, Fur SALE PRI-
decd ofsr for sale privatsly vGluabls TRAC'f
OF LAMP. lying on the Appnmattox rIver, in the
county Of Amelia, FIVE miles from Mattoax Depot,
ing. by estimation, 600 The land is adml-
raby adapted To the production If Corn, heat
the best IN the county. If desired it wi be di
vlded into two tracts. The neg htnrhnod is uost
excellent. Possession will lie delivered at once; :;
the devlsaes reserv the right to cultivate and
eather the gTOwIng crops, 1t satisfactory arrange
me The purlhassr 4 the f.nd. If he desires
them for his owr use can nlso gu chase a large
nunther of valu able SLAVES. The terms will BE-
made accom.odarIne. Apply ~ WILLIAM f
MEADE or JOHN S. HARpAWAY, Chul4 De
pot, Amelia; or to X. ~. SrkGER Msttotx De
pot Amelia. aU 29-tf
sa,> h>Bi.A tUK SaLE.-ghisFA FARM con-
Ife tains / 90 acres bv late survey Is well Tim
-% bered. Hbounds In sreen sand mari and is d.
| vided into SIX fields Has a mmandIng situation
on tbe pamunkey River, four mies from Tun
stall station the York River railroad, is u
miles from Il ichmond aud in the county OF KING
VILLAIN A map of me fam may be seen at the
| office of the Surveyor oI the CITY of Richmond.
WM A. BRAXrON.
AL 2S- d&sw5W* AcquIntnn. Va.
~s.s fAhsl OK SALE i offer for sale my
AZ FARM, knOWnRs Park HiIl' III the county
--AH of Hen leo, containing 1905 acres lying two
miles east Of Richmond, and tdioinlns the lands
| of Mr.. ko. Z. Bra, ton. Mr. J. " Randolph and
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: sOuT> ASD sHOEN-GREAT

- BOOIS ID DSHOES-GREAT AUs
EREDUCTION IN PRICES -CHAS. AS
- Bk II LIZ, Broad street, between III and id,
Keeps s. large stock Of Ladies' GentlemeB's . aed
Servants Wea, COZ stantly on hanc. and deh-s
an, b.,dy IN Richmond TO compete with HIM Ia MIA
line he manu- actuTes to order and suoerl ntrh hds
himself. Great harga,rs IN ladies and VI isses'
SLIPPERS and BUSXlNS Gentiemel's eit,-
mate Patent teather CATERS OXFORD L kS
and SI.lpPkRS lwih sell nv sua, aer tock of
Goods al AID to'ow cost. Cal. soon II SOC wish tn
get n gooo bargain foe 4-klf HAS BtuLE
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RUN

Ia TWENTY DULLANS RkWAHU-
az During my absence from home one of my
rLD HANDS absconced be ~ black,
- of medium heIeht, and named jor; FOX,
-. Is j. Richmond, | am satisfied. | will
give TWENTY D0LLA RS for his appteheneion.
~ LIS JAMES LYONS.
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a Gk = Al z UttItUN ~ a
PRICE OF HATS AND SCOTS -
From Is to - per cent, saved b, ba'
ing from j. II. ANTHONY
NSIN Columbian Hotei bui,a..
HoleskIn Hats Of test qualify. Ss ~, do; secoLa
quality, %; fashionable Silk Hats q; hre cali
skin sewed Boots, g; Congress tsaiter Boots. -
Ene cslf skin sewed Shoes. -
}. H. ANTHONY hal made arrsngemsnts vitA
enc OF the best makers in the city OF Philadelphia
10 supply him with handsome and substantial cali
skin seved BOOTS, yA,eh he VII seii at the upRrs-
eedented low price Of THREE DOLLARS AND
UAI.F. ooN-dkvO
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&zS have very superior lot OF Cloth and
truneila eaters and oxford Ti-s, which ! will
sell mach cheaper than usual, To keep from carry
ing to next season. Now ~ the tine To get .
bargain, at WILLIAM WAiSH'S.
No IS NJ ain street
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sr,ssH CARRIAGES, tAkRIaGES.-
rs(5t-SI The suLScriher has on hand at his Coach
Nm Maxine Establishment. on Lombard Al
'ey, between Main aqd Cary is,h an and lttb s.s,
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and with
cut tops, and ST Lkl ES-ail of his own make, of
the best material and workmanshlp-al of which
will be sold as low good work of the kind can be
in the city OF Richmond, and respectfully ask
eall from those in of any article ID the Car
mage line, as am determined to make to order and
to sell at the lowest prices possible; end all work
soid that ls new, warranted.
fs sS-d9m MICAJAH MAN0UM.
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HORSES, &c, FOR SALE

~ Fsf SAGe - Three No. | riiinr an
I~NharnSss HORSES. ~" new TRAYS I'D
IH6A a neat aud sHhstIntI 4 TOP 81 GSY
Teens liberal, Eppls to
Bo' ST. I X. no / street.
se'-6tf Between 18th ard 10th "a
FOR SALE-A fine RUjnl HORST
L-<Nhva years old ard il warranted sound
NNAworks we'll in double harness is on! tie fast,
and very snowy. Apply to Jos K.BIX,
au 3-ts American Stable.
sECA FOR SALE AND HIRE FOR
kAS SALE-Two tine MtLCH COWS: ono
iA>.SaewIth young Yorkshire calf, and the
other very hne in calf ty an Ayrshire bull.
, FOR IRA Very smart, active BOY. who
has been raised in the h use and il a skillfui
DINING ROOM SnRVANT. He is for hire be-
cause he is a snparnumerary Apply
RAWLINGS HOLLADhY. l2th street.
SOS Is
sFrA FOR iLE-A splendid tboroug hbted
EA. cow and CALF. Apply to
SS JtBN POE
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Van Dyke 10 Ohio. at $50 hesd aver 800 10 fSh s ws,sn
I5l5 ~ c. Van Duzer u heavy State f7S head ayersse
les H. Parker 81 Kentucky at SS8 heao 100 ~
1850 M OP Baker 90 State at so head average 10 10; -
Bss ss.e At ga 50 he'd sSs Ssss i sS.g.s
COO n YorL weight H. Judy ~ extra Kentucky Of ~ .,
y 100 average fss b Hosbuy CLARK Is ssayy inO. q.
ssl &c y head average LOO H.. Doph % lght common
Missouri tic v York weight average 10 NJ; J
Brown q State retail prices varying from "
wei,h JsnesT Ware as good Kcntul at &c n York
weight average 67s n II D. Williams Fl light state at retail
from d3ic. live weight c. X. Rogers 10 extra hehtucAy
st SO u head, average 1 500 b.
SHEkP AND LAxBsThe receipts have fallen on, out NOT
enough affect prices The demand fair and many are chan
gng hands the Eastern buyers taking few McGraw Bro;
bought during the week about 800 bead a. $40 ~ head
ssaes sweene, bought s5 90 60 head est
mated 10 dress 80 n to the A Monroe Of Brighton
1884 extra prime at 4c 10 live weight average dressed
weight say 90 10. VIM g. Scofans Of Bn ton took 40 extra
at 4ic. ~ N, Hive weight; average 1l9 N.
HoesWe have sales TO report hi. side Of the river
bany there Ia trading snd hear Of the follow
inz sales 10 State averaging $40 10 at IS so y 100 n 50 Sate
averaging 2s2 ~ AZ Sc POP 100 IS State, averaging 800 b. at
sc so loo ID 255 State sler averaging 1875 b. $5 20
100 :,
LcB CowsIn light request at S2o0 800 Tor common, and
835l or rood TO extra.
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MINING BOARD.
TUESDAY. Aug. -. NJ.

TIE activity in the Stock market continues with I'M
abated veor and great buoyancy IN the leading Tan
ciee TIE eagerness TO buy exceeds much the wiilpg
ness to sell The fret session CT The Board did not ad
iourn until Il o'clock and the aggregate amount OF
busiress Of Yesterday and to-day think is unprece-
de ted In the history Of the street. In the press the
difficulty of executing orders, especially on time, was
very g,eat and an unusually large amount Of the bus
ness WAS done for cash or regular There has been
large amount of realizing, but the circle OF out
side speculation ia rapidly spreading, and three new
bnyers appear TO spring up TO one seller. The market
takes anv amount of stock with scarce check TO ls
advance. TIE advance within a few days has been
UNEXPECTEDLY rapid and in usual stages OF the market
would be followed by a sharp reactions but the pres
ent movement appears to possess marked features OF
stability and parties who sell to realize profits are eel
dom able to get in again excepting at higher raes
Toward the close of the session the fell BACK and
between the Boards quotations were not fully sus-
tanned. At the Second Board the market was irregu
lar and lower prices were accepted for some descrp-
tions of shares but afterward there was stronger
feeling with fresh disposition to buy, and the quota
tons had an upward tendency. In the BOND market
there was large and welldistrbutsd business, with
advancing quotations for railroad bonds. State stocks
were also frmer, Missouris advancing to Sll. Inc
closing quotations were United States 5s, 1874, lOl4~
IO2 Tennessee State &C. So Virginia 6s 3d. Missouri o.
slI aslsi Pacific Mail, 1a7Sli New-YOrk Central
Railroad, S7IQS7s Erie Railroad, 26i9Hi Hudson
River Railroad 59I s59l; Harlem Railroad, loi eloti
Harlem Railroad preferred o5Ol Reading Railroad
7ia47l; Michigan Central Railroad, 66la6'i Mich
igan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad 1870
Igl. Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guar
sptaed 4s6AsI Panama Railroad, 1927 0i23; Hi
nos Central Railroad sOaSOIi Galens and Chicago
Railroad, 76Is77i Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
45Ia46i Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, S2i aSs.
In foreign bills there change and the market Is
dull.
l. Freigbts-To Liverpool 1000 bbs. Flour at D. 3D.
so 600 bush. Wheat at lOId.; 500 boxes Cheese and
100 irlins Butter per steamer at 5Os 10 London;
5000 bbls. Flour at Be-. Cd To Rotterdam: 100 bbls
Ashes at 35s. bark of $1,000 bush. capacity, for
Cork and market at I'D.
Tie business Of the Sub-TreasuTy was; Receipts,
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EFFECTS OF THE STORM IN NoRTHERS NEWER
sEY-Ad drive through Hoboken, Ridge wood, Paramas,
and Hackensack, ON Sunday afternoon, presented q
meadows and fields torn up, the corn Frustrated,
and the orchards stripped Of many fine old settler.
at Ridgewood the storm at to 81 o'clock on Satur-
day evening at its hight, and barn belonging TO
Capt DAYTON situated on his farm at the junction of
the road TO the Godwinsville station, was struck by
lightning and burned to the ground The cattle and
horses were all saved except mule, and by the ex-
ertons of the neghbors the granary and other farm
buildings were saved with slight damage.
The spectacle for miles around was terrifc-the
flames lighting up the whole adjacent country. In an
orchard by, less than five trees were pros
trated and on the road TO Paterson two large trees
were thrown across the road. At Paranas, on the
road TO Hackensack fine large locust tree wac torn
from it's roots and thrown across the road.
The horse.sheds of the Psranas Church were scat
tered far and near The barn and crops of Capt. Day
ton were insured in the Jefferson Insurance Company,
Of this city.
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DIED..

cgRsTIEn, Albany on monssEE ags josephine only
Bs nsfs viii take place from the residence Of v.e
ESQ., No. Ten Brock street. Albany on the 9Th int At
O'Clock p. m.
FAIRcHLp-on Monday Aug Susan j. eldest daughter Of
The relatives and friends Of the family and Of he, Srsessr
funeral from the Dr. Hsstugs Church Carune street,
on Wednesday, the eth inst, at o'clock without fur
New Haven papers please copy.
FoLEYon Monday, Aug g. at her late residence nc. No ia
Of her age.
HURRY-On Tuesday morning Aug J. Eliza Ann, widow Of
The relatives and friends Of the family are Invited
Hurry West Thirty fourth street on Thursday the Sh
inst, at 81 O'Clock a. M
HAYEs-In this city Monday, Aug Catherine he be-
loved of John Hayes late Of County Limerick Ireland
aged % years.
LOuGHLAN-In this city, Monday Aug of consumpon,
McGUIRE-u this city. Monday Aug g. after short and
severe illness, John Mcclure, aged 50 years.
MORIARTY-At No. 1876 Avenue b. Sunday afternoon. AUG
s. Henry Edward Moriarty Of Edward horay esq ed
nephew Of the Rev Jsme, osulysn and Sir Thomas No
rarty, aged 20 years and month. -
RICHARpSON-Ia West Meiden, Conn., Sunday, Jay ~,
William A. Richardson, aged ~ years
RIPLEYAt Cherry Valley otsegc Comfy y on Monday.
July 80 Esther Clyde reict Of the late Horace hIey "9'
in the SD year Of her age.
sUTTON-on Monday Aug g. amer short ilne.s fsndp'
nj Aend s5 those o. hr father Horace Hsden are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Ton ssl sspsss a.
oclocf Cars Hamilton avenue reng every ten na-
utts and
ruoupsoNIn BROOKLYN Sunday morning Aug 5, Clara
PcsS cnd OF Charles r. and the late Emma Thompson,
aged weeks.
rrppv A, :, ellis Me- on Sunday Aug 5, after short and
NJ nins.. the Rev. ID NJ Terry OF Hancock, N. Y.
THomPsoN-Tn this city on sunday aJs John Thomp'ea'
- 0siys OF Ireland, aged 81 years and 23 days
vrITCH-In this city, Monday Aug o, after lingering
Illness Ch.r.es voi'ch aged 80 years
woOsTER--On Tuesdsy morning Aug 4 at the Easien Ho.
ri Cant bert Wooster OF Passport, Me-, late Commander
ofthe scbooc.r L. Bowman, aged 81 years
his remains have been sent home.
WILLIAMS ON-In this city, Sunday Aug s. Of dIop.y,
Malta Williamson, aged % yeaIs and months
sen Andrew and Anna H. Williamson, aged yeays,
months and days.
Far additional Marriages and Deatks see &A Pass.
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time will be placed the route They will be Of
u arly the length Of the Com monwealth, with equal
strength and speed but without her great draught Of
water, enabling them at all times to run TO Norwich
There will be esery comfort carefully provided for in
the construction Of the new boats without any attempt
AT tnsel or nonsense. We understand that the steam
ers will be warmed by steam hted up with wide, spa
cious bertbs and water introduced in the manner
az in our best private dwellings The partitions will
be double and lined with telling, thus keeping them
cool in Sum mer and in Winter, and greatly de-
ereasDg the hazards Of ire Large spacious wash,
style 90 to make it pleasure to travel The CUISINE
IL also to be arranged the European plan, each arl
Gle to be cooked to ORDER and the trip TO Boston
free lunch will be served at IL o'clock.
The statements of the Philadelphia banks, Tor the
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COURT oFGENERAL sEssIo Ns--Aus. z-Before RECORDED
Ann

At the opening of the Court this morning the Grand
Jury presented indictments and charged oy the
Court.
Henrco Geaso indicted for having stolen 100 In hex
can ouboons herise called ounces from the residence OF
his master Santiago de Lima No. ia Second avenue IN Apu
last charged that the prisoner the only person who
box which contained the money and that be
had stolen 1t TIL refrom 80, =,
The prisoner defended counsel who called several wit
principally Spanish prove that others had 70 te
box and contained money Toe counsel rested his
defense mainly on that fact =.
Recorder charged the Jury when they retired for heen
minutes returning with a verdict of Not Guilty" ..
Henrietta and Sebastian Augustine husband and WIFE, were
indicted for the first degree In having set nfe 70 the
dwelling house No iS Avenue c. where they resided During
the trial the female prisoner held infant In her arms ana
wept freely. -, , -..s
Mr. Lawrence Maynan, the agent Of the premises esned
that prisoner partially confessed to having hred tho
house on his telling that he would make 1t better for
lie" IL che W Juld 90 60. -, A..
Mr. B. Gaiv the prisoners counsel called on the Court to
strike evidence the ground that nducement wa
held the to confess the crime he cited evef
author to prove that such evidence could not DC re-
ceived. -, ,...,
MT Sedswk agreed with the counsel for the defense. and
after consulting with Recorder the coneion OF the prisoner
was stricken out from the testimony. -,
having other material evidence against the
the Jury direction Of the Recorder brought In
verdict of Not gaty" and the prisoners Were dschaged
The Court then sdouned to II o'clock tomorrow morning.
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SUPREME CoURT-CaAsBERs-Aus "-beiore Justice
SUTHERLAND

SUTHERLAND
. ,,.,,r ana ~ Tuy oHEEyER CHURCH PROPERTY.
inh Hart ct al sgt White ct al;
Plaintiffs serve notice on the defendants that on the
hs Monday IN the present month they win move 70 qaash the
niu 10 the alternative mandamus Issued IN this case
~, ,hay will ask peremptory mandmus, compelling the
In IN. give defendants eaIneses acknowledging their
no,ition Of Trustees Of the Church Of the Putlns
Wv" MORE ALLEGED FORGED DEEDS.
Charles Miller agt Eli Bennett
Sometime about 1857, def. owned certain lots up
town which he exchanged wi pH for house aud land In
Moans and house aud lot In his city Deh PHI his
abstract and title aneye thing appe ng atiaaetoIy the lands
duly exchanged den giving pf warranty deed Soon
after pn dcoseed alleged that the deeds puIpons to b
OF Fz Giles the grantors Of the def orgeres, aud
hereupon obtained order Of de the
of fraudulent claiming that the def knew that the
deeds iorg Til. de by affidavit denies and IN ad
don produces the affidavit Of Dr. Werner subscribing witness
TO the deed ron fitz Ones to the def in which Werner
that he first Fila Giles TO det TO whom they
introduced by person named utchngs with whom he
qutd and that be Tor moment doubted that they were
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The New.York correspondent OF 1Ae NV '. a."
rora speaking of the new line OF ooas ou"'"e
Norw ich and Worcester route, says; ,,,o,o H.,
40 rnon the Successful Accomplishment OF scheme
xbicb Will not only give them commodiSus aoI o'sy
transit 20 New-Yofk but also place the NoLIich ana
Wnrc,ster Railroad on more permanent anu paying
~ 1I, ke.ls of two of the finest boats that ever
s"sI'd have been recently laid and In due eoar'e OF
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PBERD-MARsHALL-By thu Rev F.: 9: Dehsss 81
VIM f. Shepherd Miss Carrie C. Marshall the only daosh
ter of John W. Marshall Of Wiliamsburgh.
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THE LAW OF CONTRACTS. BY TnBoPHLrs Parsons,
III. d. Txo Yols 8yo Little Rroyyn Go.

THE LAW OF CONTRACTS. BY TnBopBlLus PARsoys,
IL D. Two vols Svo Little, Brown Co.
The singular favor with which this work Of the Dane
Professor of Law in Harvard University has been re-
ceved only by the members Of the legal profession,
but by Intelligent readers in the various walks f life,
who have occasion to refer to standard legal a'i'
thory is due no less TO the lucid and vigorous sly e
in which it embodies great macs of judicial principles
than to the csreuness Of research exacness OF state
ment, and sounduess of discrimination, which charac-
teIze its discussions. la the fourth edition, which has
just been issued from the press the work has been sub
iected to such revision as in fact TO he re-
written the latest decisions have been recorded Ia its
pages and it exhibits the law in regard TO the unda-
ton structiOn and ion Of contracts as is
at the present moment. II was certainly, hazardous
attempt 10 introduce such important changes in work
that bad been crowned with tie highest but 1t
has been conducted with so much discretion and skill
that while many valuable improvements have been
made TO add the utility of the volumes their original
features of excellence have not been essentially i'm
paired
WHAT MAY BE LEARNED FROM A TREE By HAIR.
LAND CoUITAs 8vo. PIP 40. ID. Appleton Co.
In this botanico-etbical treatise, the enthusiastic
author treats of the meanings and significance of trees
the science of their and growth, the inner
mysteries of their organization their architecture
transformations relations to air and light and position
and function in the great realm of life He shows
that trees teach well grow; that they bear not
only leaves and fuit but lessons Of wisdom for the
conduct of life. The principles of growth and
development in tree fehctously applied to the
growth and development of society. In the organ
ism of the tree taught to find the eternal germs
and principles of nature upon which all social progress
should be based.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CHaxBERs- Ave. T. Before Ja'a
HOFFMAN.

SUPERIOR C0URT-CHAsBzRs-AUa. "- osiofe '''"''
HOFFMAN.
QUESTION OF LANDLORD AND fEsAST'
.. AbTa1am Weeks sgt j. Nlsop. ,..,e
This was an action brought 10 dsposses the plalnth
Of rtsn premises belonging alleged 20 the
complaint forth that the term for which te
after such expiration Of title possession The %
m dpoes he plaInf who Ia his tenant Pianth
an action injunction to restrain sss %
for ereutnT aid dposession fisinh IT
ground upon which asked the Injunction that the ossnS
ants proces dings irregular and void -, .u..s
uce Holman decides that for all the
there & other redress than by injunction In winch %
junction should always be denied The Temporary lancu0o
vacated.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-Aue. H.
pafox NEWTON.

Before Commissioner NEWTON.
THE CELEBRATED DA COSTA cAsE-NoRE BAIL
OFFERED
In the case Of Henrico da Costa, accused Of being
connected with the Kate, alleged to have been lifted
out SLAYER ard on whose behalf bail has already
teen offered five different times, and each time rejected
being of that peculiar character known as straw
bail" notice given this morning that more bail
would be offered. The new bail is Gilman Hartman
of No. 65 Maiden-lane. --------- =.
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EXPORTS fycp, Neg York Foreign Ports for serenh months
from January J.
1855. 1859. 1860.
Domestic Produce. s33 3234 &3a6i56t1 Sie5SIsa9
Foreign Mdse. (fee ...... 853,024 llb5lOO lgoslt
Foreign Mdse (dusble). 2,55I,844 2.t2lSg o5tS0Sl
Specie and Buion....... Is lbl 4oo 45ISssl Llf o'
Total F,ports ..... e5la4677 s8O409628 f796l0 1g1
Total exclusive Of Specie 49, 76om S7lbo657 81 4oVo