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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
Y Officer Baldwin. of the Eighth Ward yesterday
fAdyertisenentl

Rich Spring GooDs.-There are some ladies' in this
city and especially those who reside what ened the W est End
who they purchase rich article in dre goods m
from Broadway Let them COLUMBIAN Hall No
8 Grndt word their preconceived opinions
gard tn shopping will be materially changed There they vii ind
rch India Shawls black Brocae Chameleon PLAID Stripes
and fCund SILKS Bsg Barge de Lanes and other dress goods
equal respect house Broadway with the slight
cepton Of beng . per less prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
Us. CIRCUIT CoURT-Before Judge NELSON.
Philos B. Tyler Wm s Pendeon ag Edward HYDE Tho
SnllmAn. and HOrntio and Geo +. Allen.

StIman, and HOrato and Geo F. Allen.
To recover damages for alleged Infringement of Tyers
patent for machine for pressing cotton already referred TO-
1t shown that defendants had manufactured three OF
the machines complained of-aer n plan and speclhca-
tons of patent granted to Augustus Deyal, of New
Orleans Verdict for plaintiffs, Sll,l25.
Hamilton B. Lawon and another Russell Stbbin and others
Plaintiffs alegc that defendants ntringed the patent of
mode invented by them for batting cotton and manu-
featured and sold 100000 pounds of batting made on
their plan They bring action for damages amount laid at
$1,000 In defense it is denied that the plans the
same but different mode exists in making the batting by
defendants part of which that the inner she layer
is merely OF picked wool while that by deien lnts mode
is carded The case is on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
u.xo,y. April lip. VI.

1be Stock market there but T sn ri.. rSs
the tendency i s%S Of the o sodns 'f ,ncs
s were So %Sd'6n s S"s very marked
11s , . 1rs'a a 10 800 s; sssn s. of nr
cent from the highest point touched on continue continues dull but
and s'ongon are rs eet ter, hri very large Nor
4es 1es sai".' q A1 shares :. sG,ssss Of p
pr Cent from the morning Two Of the learn, ns" ar T here
soct v1Ss 1as Ha The Premium 81, nars:
Michigan Central los ,o New r is and schenectady 1905
T%m' a n"G e bid and ROche.s las
Albany schenectady, 100 bid &C N ''''''
were to moderate extent with fair market ,,;,od and
A. tbe Mninc Board the transactions were limited an"
u AZ we ' ns,r, demand excepting few leading Lake
Supcr"r Stocks which are active in Boston The quota
tons <s., oa3 All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
MAR RED.

MORSE-COOPER-At Cooper's Plains Steuben Co, April by
VandevOur D. ofEon, Pa, iard c. Morse Mary
l.. eldest daughter of DR.. John Cooper
SOUTHERLAND-LUYSTER-O Sunday evening" April 10 by
Rev J. P ermance Mr. Benz d. L. Switzerland IN Miss julia
Iuyster a. of M city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
are but two from abroad one from Wales and one from
U Attempts have been made in the Common COun.

aIt Dut lWO from abroad: one from Wales anu One H0I
Scotland.
~ Attempts have been made in the Common Coun-
ell during the past year by partzans opposed To Mayor
Manners who now the Wing candidate for reelection 10
render him unpopular with accompanies by rendering
necessary foNm in justice the CITY to veto or two
resolutions The result has been that while hs opponents
failed in their designs to ALLEVIATE members OF the Fire De
parment the public confidence has been strengthened IN
The official integrity and discretion Of the Mayor There Is
Wing majority in jersey City and the election of Mayor
Manners considered certain by his friends Mr. lnsley
the temperance candidate has declined 50 IS not in the
least TO interior. with Mr. Manners pN.p4oS AWlhy on
the part Of The Wigs the only danger OF his deal and
this il is hoped viii not exist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
s,ocKs-M Monday, hP n1n AZ osI. ," :,

PHgaDr gra 81 o. i st So 40 Cans. ri;
q 4 Nh 70 S5 a. 10 S'is .ss a. u coo ss
Isl ~ s' Et Sch S'V PIsf s pb s
ssc co. Car: az ard e % = p ,9: S 81,
~ Ig SeG.pIIslgiR e. ar y y slSss ID d. v D.
500 Penn cCg?op y $50 Phi ssSs ss. Canal "a snS
Harrisburg R. -: $500 Lenl.nn "a
- oci. mon CapAf vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
10 At meeting of the Nail Manufacturers held in

ms ny on the eth inst deemed advisable to reduce
the price Of Nails from six cent, Ia five cents This reduc
non Is partly owing 10 reduction in the price of IRON and
me wish OF the Manufacturers to have uniform price
throughout the year. They have therefore determined
upon five cents per pound as the desired rate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12

NETTING OF THE DOok AND JOB no
delegates representing most of the book and job printing
offices and stereotype foundres of the City met pursuant
To adjournment at 1ammany Hail. on Saturday evening to
complete the revision of the scale OF prices for their work
The Committee appointed at the previous meeting con-
cluded its lengthy report which, in all its detail was
adopted We should Judge that the scale an advance
fairly comparing with that announced at the previous meet
ing Work by the week was advanced from $40 to sls.
The price of press work fixed at SIC for day and si
for night work per week 1t determined TO have
mass demonstration at Tammany Hall on Monday
ing which the printers Of New York Brooklyn Williams
bgh and Jersey City were invited to attend and cooperate
The mass meeting to ray their proceedingsin revising
the scale We append abstract of the revised SCALE
The advance composition was as follows On reprint
works from Plea 10 Agate inclusive, 80 cents per 1000
cents on French Latin and Spanish cents German
cents Welsh Indian African. &c. cents extra per 1000
ems
should in no case exceed tho proportion Of to men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12

and that they should be bound by legal ndenue for the
term of years in order to insure the employer due
pensaton for his trouble and the trade from the
permcous effects of bad and incompetent workmen.
Is IN contemplation to organize n separate Union OF
ire Book and job hands acting however in cooperation
with the present Union Union is deemed by them ne
cesary to carry out efccuay the proposed advancement
al"poronate rate of compensation from publishers In
rd'r l" prevent the publishers from getting their work
zone IN other cities and leaving the trade in New York
without employment is thought requisite that the CO.
operation Of the workmen in nephboring cities be oh.
u0"'o anl without Union this il utterly impossible and
~ probable consequence would be that prices Of labor
would be lowered rather than increased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-12
U Tie April number of the BIBLIorHEc CA SAcRl

for the n garden, and the reside published weekly by
Luther Tucker Albany also issued in neat monthly parts
containing excellent variety of miscellaneous reading
addition to Inappropriate agricultural matter which is of
high order.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-14
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-14

THOSE who use ihe Weed
IAN mad the natural leal-fn Gl-nixon's best cor
" mon brands al ELLIS A BANCROFTis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-04-14
ROCK SALT.
BIRD CAGES.

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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08


tive TODAY. SAILS of so bbas Hara I'll set 8ias st
q q Dbl and 200 b's CITY Mills e r. ~ q y. BIZ
Flour q and Corn sa q l2 z y sa rsa be-
do 81 Is J2bushe Rye % 50 conts u bdshtI Whit
Com 81 a 81 cents yeleu do 81 10 81 cents hnhe
Oats 81 81 cents 8 bushsl C9eeSales OF Rip at 3t W
% cents u b. Mess Pork h6ld at Is 50 g SIG Il Ness
Eeef sl4 so q Bacon quiet shoulders 81 d cents.
sides n CENTS and hans 10 a l2k cents ~ ~ Lard III
hbs III 81 cents and in kegs lo4 a l0a cents b. Ns
We quote in hhds at 22a % cents and in bis at ~
a "a cents u ganon.
NEW YORK. April 5-FIour-saies af Sc ta 81 81 for
State and 81 a 81 81 for Genesee sales of Southern ut
81 a 81 WIeat-Sales Of tenesee 81 %. Corn
Sales Ga for mixed and g. 6s for yelow Cotton
-Saes at a ct. advance Whiskeyaies ut 1'4 ets-
BcefSaes of mess Sl3. CofeeSales 9s cents u fb.-
Tallow-Saes ct 81 a 81 cents Bulk MeatSaes at cts
| for shoulders. and 81 cts. for hams-
NEW YORK April Naval Stores-The Transactions
in Tupentne alluded to in review 23d ult were to the
extent several thousand arres which, sales have
orleascthc asking price for North county
is So and for Wilmington, 90 q 81 75 P 2SD 10. stock
mode, Spirits Tnrpentne dull and rather lower saes
Of about 500 bbs having been made at 60 cents cash. 10
60 days with retail lots 62 al 6!k cash. Conmen Resin
has been demand and sales have been made of 400 bbs
Wilmington 60 81 20 delivered, according to size 0f
barrel hundred barrels No Ron hrod5ht Is "a
S. 25 y go ID. and Tar, in order 81 62a in yard
LIVERPOOL. March 23-The demand in the cotton
the Niagara the 10Th ut of $4,000 bales, of which
1000 and exporters 200 at prices her in favor
of buyers. Fair Orleans quoted at 3d., Middng Or.
leans at SD and Middling Upland at SID.
For FL the demand active. and prices unchanged<
Western Canal worth 2ls Cd. per bb of l96 lbs ALI
qualities of Corn had slightly advanced Beef dull Pork
had declined Bacon was in moderate request.
Trade the Manufacturing Districts had slightly declined
HAVRE. March 10 The Cotton market has advanced -
The sales during the week ending the 18th u have comp
sed H. 900 bales Orleans tres OfdnG,e quoted at l9f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
III ED.

On Saturday morning, 81 inst at her residence Coax
Forest) New Hanover county, MARY MurIY. eiict of
ert Murphy aged Is years months and p days in the
blessed hope OF glorious mmort ty. Faith. growing li
ing faith. the precion. gift of God. shown brightly
Christian character and aboandng charity dwell in her soul
She to her Blessed the dead tho die in the
Lord. Let others portray her virtues. Cow.
In Lowndes county Mississippi West Point, the
22d Of February. 1853, ELIZA CoRNEA koRNEGAY. daugh
ter of George ahd Hester mmns and wife of Dudley kor
negay, of North Carolina aged twenty years.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
TIolsoway's pin. FOR the cure Of weak digestion
sordereA .,,a

The properties
20 seat that all Of nervo habits
q whose uwss organs inpaed slnd them trial
me mo. ce ons have Bep renovaied by their
ns aef every other medicine had tried vain eeTs.
IN the army and other warm
tmaIes wien suffering from bilious aestins liver
Pills - - = :
oo at me establishment IF Professor Holloway, pa, Strand,
Inear Bar london land ny all respectable Druggists and
Deaers IN Medicines tdnghou the British Empire, and Of those
Unueu ates boxes 81 81 Sd each Whue-
sie oy Inc principal rug houses of the Union Messr
n.
Is considerable saving by taking the largest sizes
affixed to each B,x
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
REVIEW OF THE vii MINGTON MARKET,
FOR THE WEEK ENDING ArRIL TN. 1858.

BACON-.We have receipts to no te this week small
sales of c. make have been made from store at l0l II
hog round and II 12l Il ID for hams The
fair demand moderate Stock of Western full
and sales from dull s. 9 for shoulders, ard
10 IL 2 10 for SIDES. quantity and quality
BEEF CArrIE-Sock in butchers hands fair. and suff
cicnt for demand Small drove from Wilkes county sold
Tuesday last at about 81 cents y 10.
Corn The receipts since Thursday last reached s.
$50 bushels follows 1000 bushels Friday
private terms 800 do Saturday at 50 cents and $3.50
do extra white Tuesday 60 q hlshel The
ket overstocked and there demand Mai
Small sales from store at 20 cents = bushcl
FLoUE-The stock of all Northern brands is fair, and
fully sufficient demand The stock Of Fayetteville brands
has considerably reduced and advance of
10 a l2h cents former quotations. See table.
HAYnall receipts this week. Sales Thursday last,
at auction bales New York make S. 81 O5
and 100 do do do Monday at extremes ranging from 95
81 O5 y 100 lbs The stock in store is fair, and de-
mand moderate.
LARD.-We have change to note in this market See
table for store rates as to quantity and quality
L1ME.-SO0 casks received from Camden sold Thurs
day last private terms. Supposed 81 % per cast)
MoAssEs.-Cargo of $50 hhds received from Matanzas
since last revcw-hed 20 cents Sales of former arrivals
at 10 cents u gallon, 80 days
NAVAL SToREs-The Turpentinc market has ruled
steady during the week ending day and the article has de-
cned shade last Tharsdays quotations The receipts
have been light and confined principally to the hard article
lot OF q bbs virgin sold yesterday country
distile at 81 p 280 lbs The sales of the week reach 78O
bills, follows
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

New YORK CRYSTAL PALAcN.-lt is said buildings
are going up like magic in the vicinity of the Crystal
Palace, New York and enormous rents are demanded
for mere shells room in one of the wooden bu Id
inq. opposite the palace 25 feet front by so or 20
feet deem was rented at $4,000 per year The Palace
itself is getting along very slowly, and il is said that
the projectors care more about selling the lots than
they do for the exbitIen.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

THE LATTER DAY SAINTs-On the 18th there ar,
rived at St Louis via New Orleans, three hundred
and thirty persons Mormons, on their way to SAT-
Lake, chiefly from England. The st. Louis RePn1b-
lican learn from Mr.. Weelock. late presiding elder
of the church in that city, and just returned from
ENGLAND. that there are six more ships on the way
chiefly freighted with members of this church and
their ftmilies He estimates the number expected
by those ships at from twenty-five hundred to three
thousand. He is advied of the arrival OF ship at
the Balize with about three hundred persons from
Denmark. Arrangements are making for the trans
portation from Europe next year, of about ten
thousand. The growth of this body is one of the
most SINGULAR novelties of the day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

A HEARTLEss MURDERER.-We learn from a letter
under late of Mackinac, March 2d, that Mr.. 0. |.
Houson, Of Grand Traverse, Michigan. has murdered
one of his sisters children. He had tortured the child
for several days previous with hot iron. He had
KEEP, his wife locked up for some time, and fed his
own children on raw the ear, one ear per day
being The allowance of each He went into the woods
one morning. forgetting TO lock his family mp as usu-
al, when they escaped and gave The alarm. Pursuit
was Immediately commenced, and hopes are enter
tanned that the william will be captured.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

LIGHT FOR THE LANrERN.-PeJect'y Satisfactory:
The Rev. Mr.. Hanson that when he said
that King Eeazer Williams, the great French Jack
awphin, looked every inch a King he meant he was
joking.
Positively Horrible GrGrsl eyed old Lady reading
newspaper. we have mail south of Richmond
6 hat! no male south of Richmond! why de-
clare the population must be all aU,mmen then
dear, dear how do they manage when they move In
Nav. without the men critics to help 'em !"
Tie greatest Lining Potentate u.s. we are happy TO
inform our readers King Coal, for what should we
be without him, in this age of railways and steam
ers!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

man once applied 10 be shipped before the mast
Are you able seaman or green hand p asked the
shining master. "Whv no, not able seaman, but
vet not exactly green hand. have some knowledge
of the water" Ever been voyage" No" ~
or been on the River craft?" {" No. Well, what
then do you know about the sea ," ''Why, have
tanded so ID mills ~ ------ -----
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

FAYETTEVILLE, April 4.-Bacon 10 q II cents; Cof-
fee-Rio II III St Domirgo 9 q 10 c. Cotton sfa9a
@S0 Oats 4n@45; Peas G5@70; Rye G5@70; Lard lII3;
NIoasses Cuba 2@27c gal; Sa-Iiycrpool sack 81 Is,
60 Tallow lose; Wool 22@2'e
BaconPriees steady, but little off ring Cotton Prices
steady but little variation lot of GA bales seld at o.
Corn is in demand, price firm. Flour-No change.
CHARLESTON, April 5-Cotton Tho market was re-
quiet to-day the sales having been limited bales
at prices ranging from to I03c.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

w m ~ funniest respectable Baltimore,
SIAHi.ER's ANODiNE CHERRY EXPEC1uRANT entirely
euro hn oil threatened Consumption of six months standing
Tic HAS SINCE recommended To many Others and il has in
every instance done all that could be expected medicine
u ue nv many of the experienced Physicians If
nave SonSl II! advertisement another
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

Dobbs says when Englishman will give Up
drinking malt liquor it will be when he gives mp
breathing in other words when he cuts ale it will
he when he takes to his bier.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08

NorE-Rivcr Lumber, Tar and Turpcntine. sold in the
subject to the expense Of landing tnspccton
cooperage, Sc; say on Lumber so cents to NJ Tar
and Turpentine about 10 per barrcand for
val when brought pcrralroad about the expen
incurred. *For dry Virgin mixed Turpentine,
deducticn is made accordin to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
The Bachelors Bridal.

Not laugh was heard joyous note
For our friend to the bridal we hurried
Not wit discharged his farewell shot,
At the bachelor just to be married.
We married him quickly to save his fright,
Our heals from the sad sight turning,
And we sighed as stood by the lamp dim light
10 think that he was discerning.
To think that bachelor free and bright
And shy of the girls we found him,
Should here by the altar, at dead of night,
Be caught i'll the snare that bound him.
Few and short were the words said,
Though we heartily ate of the cake,
Then escorted him home from that scene of dread
And thought how awfuy he II shake
We thought we followed his lowly bed,
Of the birch, the beech. and the willow,
How the shovel and broomstck would break his
And the tears he would shed on his pillow.
Says he They will talk of their friend who has gone
And every Old Bach will upbraid me,
But nothing I'll reck if they'll let me sleep on.
Meath the coverlet just as they've laid me-"
But half of our heavy task done,
Ere the clock toed the hour for the other;
And we left with the hope that the fate he had won,
Would never be won by another
Slowly and sadly marched down
From the top of the up ermost story,
And we never have heard from, the poor man,
Whom We left not alone, in his glory
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
r0UyCE

NOTICE.
TINE Regular Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
i Wilmington and Topsail Sound Plank Road COMPANY,
will be held ut the Court House Wilmington, the I'd
Monday of April next.
March 3Ist, Is5S.-[1z6wSd1 Coma & Her. copy m
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
White Hair Dye Wanted.

The old fogies in the ascendant at WaSh III
ton White boards and bald heads have It all 1helr
own way full head of har--black brown, OF or
reds said be considered Pr'mo taee o.
tno youpg, Therefore, the candidates of Young
dva which will change over night, the most raven
Hack locks to a hue as white as the driven sno"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
NJ MARRIED.

Near Lisbon Sampson county. by the Rev. Lave Cuhrcth
on the 24th ut.. Mr.. EDw ARD Owens. to Miss EIEcTA
SPEARAN, daughter of Mr John H. pcarinan all of Samp
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
THEATRE.
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.

On hor returning to the North, will give TWO DRESS
AND COSTUME CONCERTS, on the evenings of Friday
and Saturday. April 9Th and 9th assisted by Sgno EVEkO
STPINI, the eminent Basso Profud do, and Mr. BOCuSA
Director and Manager.
Positively the last appearance of the party in this City
A different Programme on each evening
The fine toned Piano kindly loaned by Mr. Ball.
Acting Manager ............ .......M Mr.. SHAW.
Tickets 81 EACH al the Book Stores, Hotels and ct the
Hail.
Doors open at I. Concert to commence at o'cloch-
April %. 1858 -II7S-tf Com ard Her cory.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
Death of Marshal Haymau.

The Franklin brings intelligence OF the death, at
Fana, on the 14th of March, of Baron Haynau, the
NiOus Austrian commander in Hungary during the
Fah Haynau was born in 1886 at Cassel, and
aid to have been a natural son of the Duke Of
.sse CasseI, by goldsmiths daughter. He was
ought up soldier, but no, distinguished, du-
.ag the greater part Of his life, for anything except
is eccenrcities, which at times amounted to an ap-
araNce of insanity In the revolutionary disurban-
BO' 1913, he was considered fit instrument for
he execution of the corrective designs of Austria and
i<hst service, at the sorming of Brescia, was so
satisfactory that he was appointed. in May, 1919, TO
0nmaud the force then acting against the ttnngaIl
@ His military movements were successful, and
DIS victory at Temeswar, followed by the surrender
dGOrgey, led TO the termination of the His
qseQuent cruelties to the Hungarians, and his bar
nous treatment Of helpless women, matters of re-
snt history that it would be painful TO rehearse now.
Ihy have made his name eXeCrated wherever free
ION is known they were the cause of his gnominous
1nSon from England, and they can never be so far
5g5tten 10 cntitIe him to a decent position in
HneS history. Since his removal from the command
Hungary, he has been a despised and unhappy
1a and he must have anticipated death as happy
tease from the reproaches of his own conscience and
be sCOn of the human race
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-04-08
LUNIBEIeTON HOTEL.

TINE subscribers inform The public that they have
i purchased the Hotel lately occupied by G. w E:.a
I1igcy and that they prepared to entertain1
all who may favor them with their customs and pledge them
selves every effort give satisfaction. They
building large and dry Stables and shelters Their la
be will always he supplied with the best the market Affords
and with attentive in the house and for the sabe
undivided attention viii be given to the establishments
and therefore hope merit liberal share of public patron
age. j. w REliAN.
r H. CALDWELfa Z