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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-06-13

DAduERREorYrrNG.-Mr. Daniel Bendann an
operator at Whitehursts Daguerrean Gallery in
this city, has shown us some yerv heau,;f,, sy.;
mems OF his art in some views, taken by himself of
the handsome residence.of Mr. Stewart. on Brook
Avenue; The beautiful mansion empowered in q
grove; the family group gathered upon the porch !;
the horses and carriage SEEN at little distance In
the shade of the trees all are the very counterpart
of life. Mr. Bendann deserves great credit for this
work. He is q young artist who has been for seve-
raj years associated with the accomplished Mr..
MetcalE the principal operator in Whitehursts gal
lery. lie bids fair to be an ornament to his profes
sion.
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COMMITTEES.
ie I3-1t

BUCHANAN SPRING Ouo,r Ctrv.
meeting of the Club will be held on wedns.d.. ~.
18th inst ut the American Hotel, att o'eIoet IH'
Every member IL requested to be present, ss h,,,
ness OF Importance will be before the urseting A
SEVERAL Old MEMBERS
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SETTLED wIrH.-Oscaf, slave to VIM. O.

Breeder, received ten stripes yesterday. by order
of the Mayor on conviction of using insulting and
provoking Ian uage to William Fl. Bevridge. After
the prisoner had received his dose, he cooy remark
ed to the officer that the next time he brought
to punishment IL should be for something e
thereby that To against white person in the
street and nearly knox him down. and then, on be-
ing remonstrai cd WITH threaten him with serious
bodily harm. was u matter of small mement--not
uficenty great TO subject him to the castigaton he
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HANDSOME HAcks.-We invite the atten-
ton Of families and Others the advertiser ent of
Mr.. Walter Duke, in another column. He has seve
raj very handsome Hack, add fine horses to hire al
he paws particular ton to his fan,-
lies and others should employ him when they need
fine vehicles and careful drivers.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL R. ROAD,

RICHMOND, June 18th, 1854. !
To the Editors of the Dispatch:
Upon my return from Staunton read an article in
your paper signed "A Novice !" the design of hich
seemed to be to defend the F. l. P. Co in the con-
troversy now going about the of Broad street.
and TO connect the Central Railroad with it. form
ed this opinion because the writer alluded express
" spoke of competition between this Company ar
pIoyment and pay of rival Companies" therefore
ught the name of the author with view to require
of him give the grounds of his accusation az ainst
this Company and TO name the persons to whom he
alluded in its pay, tas understood him) in order
that this charge, which know to be wholly unfound
ed, might be refuted. / AM very happy to find that
mistaken in my view of the article RS Do ears
by the unqualified disclaimer. made by the author
throu Oh Mr. Bailie in the annexed letter.
Respectfully, -r-
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN

from New York. yesterday
S L Bassett, w BurweI E Post, F A MCGEE,
DR. Nicholson, ] ohm Sweet, w Cox, Jos Cone, J M
w Woodhouse. Mrs Weir and three children,
STANDARD Mrs. Wheatley, Miss Wheatley, Miss Will
liams, Miss L Williams Williams H Wheat
ley. James Williams A Vanfleet, d Gibbs. Mrs
Herbert, Hotchkiss Jno Smith, Thadeus Plumb,
Iohn Hart. 4 Farren, Kayton, w Kavton Miss
W Cook NJ Doser NJ Bragg, Mrs Miller, Mr. steb-
bins, Mr. Willis, Whitcomb, J Ulrnstadter, Gouze,
A Atwood, ] Riley Deputy Marshal of City of
Boston, with negro Burns in charge, and thirty in
steerage. .
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Z Cargo OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs AT Arr
rIoa on the wharf, at Rockstts this n,ornior .o,,
rnencing At 10 O'Clock. without regard to wea.hsr--
to which we ask the attention Of dsaler.
jeIS DUNLOP, MONCUaE l. co. apc,.
We request particular attention to tbs
sale This Afternoon of valuable Building Lot. ~
Church Hill. See auction heaa "A
je IS TAYLOR & WILLIAMS A.,,.
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NoricE.-The adjourned meeting To- 81
formation Of Bosr1 d TfAAs win BE- Hs,s 4, ~. ~
bsssment room OF metropolitan Hall THIS wv w
The committee, appointed to obtaiu i yn.,a,.
have been actively engaged 10 the disehsrss ~ ,s.
duty assigned them. There are msny thai. h 4.
been ont Of their power to call on. and thss nss
respectfully request all suc 20 ssnd their nsrns.
some member Of the committee, or be present a ~.
Getting this afternoon and sign the constnton ms
THOMAS r.. PRICE, /
HORACE L. KENT.
WIN. BELL
fft b. w. HAxALL. tCon,r;,,
VIM. 8. BEERS
r. A. WILLIAMS
VIM. B. ISAAcs,
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AsrHoNf Bunss--the fugitiye dave,

AsrHoWS BunNs--the fuRitiyo dave,
vhl,1a arr6e stirred up such bitter ioeln1s among
the fnnaties 81 Boston some few days dn6 and led
10 Remufdor OF poor Bstchelder while atiing irthe
execution Of the laws OF the country xeached iAis
h. Riley, and his aids, Messrs. Black, Hareledge,
Godfrey and Butmau, n the steamer jamestown,
having been brought to Norfolk in Revenue
Gutter and there landed. Tte Marsha1 and his
aids took lodgings at the ssAmericau Hotel, where
hundreds of persons called during the morning fc
get a sight of the wonderful African, who had sue
ceeded In stirring up such strife among the FOL
lowers Of Phillips and Parker, in the land oil wood
en- nutrnegs. a - He zs
On learning that Col Suite and his agent Mr.
Brent, were both absent from the city, Marsha
Riley received permission from the Mayor to de
posit his charge in the city lookup, uuilhe could de
liver him to bis owner. Burns seemsd in high
spirits on his return, and did not hesitate to pro
nounce his pretended Boston sympathisers, hum
bugs of the worst kind and to declare that he had
no desire to return to them He is pretty shrewd
fellow and has sense enough to know that II the
abolitionsts would steal him from his master, they
would not hesitate to sch him tn another provided
they could make something by the trade. 4s.
Mr.. Riley and his associates were kindly received
by citizens and taken to the tobacco factory oil
Mr.. Fl. W. Dickinson, where they had fair opper
tuny of witnessing slavery it really exists in the
South. We have no doubt that they will be called
upon at their odgidgs by the Mayor and other citi
gems, and that the entire community will do them
such honors az they deserve for their fearless and
manly defence of the constitution and the laws OF
our country.
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ga YEAR AFTER MARRIAGE'-By T. s.
Arthur, has been furnished US by Mr.. J. R. Hol
brook. who has the work On sale. This is one of
the very best of Arthurs admirable stories in cheap
FORM and should be read by every body II is pub.
lished by T. B. Peterson of Philadelphia, and may
be purchased of j. R. Holbrook, corner of 18th and
Franklin streets, for % cents
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COL. Z. FONTAlNF,
President Central Rail Road Co.
Dear Sir The author of an article which appear
ed in the f." Bulletin" of Tuesday afternoon last,
Nv hose you demand in note dated 10th inst J
over the signature of "A Novice" authorizes me to
say that no alusion made in direct terms. to
to the officers agents of the Railroad which
yen preside, he submits that you do possess the
right to deu and his name. His charge that r.
val companies, &c. He authorizes me, however, to
say. that in penning the paragraph to which you ex.
cept, he did not alude, intend to alude, to the
President Directors OF the Central Railroad either
directly or indirectly
may be permitted to say as act Of justice to
other parties, that the author of "a Novice" 10 not
an officer on agent of any Railroad Company in the
State
Trusting that the above reply may prove satsfac-
tory, have the honor TO remain s
Your ob't servt,
je l5-it THOS. BAILIE
CONTAGIOUS DisEASES.-we believe Ii il IN
established fact in med icine that mo disease can be
contracted while the Blood is In pure and healthy
state. In order to secure so desirable an object we
recommend to our leaders the use OF CAKTER's SPA
NisH MIXTURE, which Ii generally acknowledged 10
be the efectuai purifier Of the Bleod yet dis
covered 1t NOT ONLY cures. but Ia positively tn e
only remedy which can be depended on . preven-
tive of epidemic OF contagious diseases. s,
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MAMMOTH EGG.-One of our readers in
Manchester has sent hen egg measuring 1-2
inches one way and 6 l-2 the other. He informs
us that the hen that laid it was Chittagong, and
not very large one at that. Who can beat it?
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"A ARARE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY

p9@Ns HACKS FOR HIRE
Nz@@--a-ssl have two three very Gne Hacks.
with geut- horses and careful drivers, TO hire u IA
miles and the public, which may always be had by
street, opposite the United States Hotel.
Families and others needing handsome and safe
turn out, any occasion, may rely upon being ac-
comm odated b sending me their orders
lie 13-lm* WALTER DUKE.
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THE BOARD OF TRADE will hold meet
ing in the basement room of Metropolitan Hall this
afternoon at O'Clock. Those who feel any inter
est in the permanent establishment of the Associa
ton should be present on the occasion, as perma
officers are to be elected and other bushes;
transacted in which the entire city is deeply inter
ested. f'
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THE CURTIS PECK.-This favorIte steam
er. which has been off the line between this city
and Norfolk for nearly three months, undergoing
repairs and painting, is now nearly completed, and
is expected to resume her regular trips, under the
command cfthe accomplished Capt DAVIS, leaving
Norfolk on Thursday next arriving he that after
noon and returning TO Norfolk the following day
The "Peck' has always been considered the brag
boat of the river and if she does start next Thurs
day, there will be great rejoicing among that por-
ton of the travelling public, who have frequent
trips to make between Richmond and Norfolk.
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NEW TEAS.-We are constantly reeei-
IN wing by steamers and sailing packets new add
tons to our stock of Teas selected by competent
and experienced buyers in the Northern markets
from the latest importations, and selling at prices
that defy competition.
Those in want of fresh. finely favored Green or
Black Tess at moderate prices would do we'll TO call
on HULST KING, IS
10 IL franklin ST.. near Old Market.
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ARMoRY BAND.-WheD we suggested the
propriety of this Bands playing one night in the
week on Candles HILL instead of at the Armory,
we did not think of the inconvenience it was to
cause the wives aud families of the Public Guard,
for whose amusement as well as the public, these
soirees are given The 'Band'' is mainly supported
by the Public Guard, who, from their small ca m
ines contribute certain portion every month, so
as to have good music on their parades and it would
be gross ingrati.ude if Mr. Smith and his brother
musicians were to fail to give them occasional
entertainment. Citizens always treated civilly,
and cordially welcomed at the Armory to attend
these soirees, and as they have an opportunity of
hearing the Band on the Square, as well as on
Church Hill, we should regret to see the soldiers
and their families deprived of one entertainment
each week.
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SUPERIOR HAMS.-2OO Bacon Hams,
~ choice quality, for sale by
RAGLAND BROTHER,
Je Is North side Basin.
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!. FONTAINE, Prest
President Central Rail Road Co.

BULLETIN OFFICE, I
June 18th, 1854. !
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NORTH CAROLINA HERRINGS.-
~ No. Cut, in whole and half bills full sized
for sale by RAGLAND BROTHER
Je Is North side Basin
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s FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAIs
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n ON EY n An K n II.


Ths stock market opened heavy this merning both
regards prices and transactions. II literally blus
Monday, and the bulls appeared TO 10 nHsrsnt about
operating The bears made strong sRars 10 dsprsss the
MARKET bat failed in doing None Of the fsaoss wsrs
In dsnssd. Rris Railroad Reading Railroad And Harsu
Railroad Wss more active than Others and were veil
sssaissd the hrst board b day Crystal Palace I'd
vsnssd Per emit Reading Railroad Nj Hudsss Railroad
n; CLEVELAND, oeasmbus and unsisnsH Railroad ". New
Yosh osassal BosAs declined per ssat Parker vsia n,
Nov York Central Railroad, Y. Geld Hin Stock vas
steady as saturdays prices The inprovsnsat n Crys
tai PAass has bssa caused, Doubtless By the pro saby
Of change IN The nanagsnsnt II 4 IN contemplated
70 mshcs somDs shanes II The Deazd q Directors This
nay put ~ tAs ssssk ntts, bss TOO lsts 10 ave
ths sosssn ffoa bsskzuptsy First sss railroad bod
asd raroad sosks are not yrssas IL marriott for saIa
ard vssss are therefore arm Baak seosk anAs lower
ela Il fasssA ass sst spsntsd II nusA q ths beard
We have ssdon Known ths Btosk Exshssse - - - me-
from WORTHLESS fsssy s>esks ~ pssssaA mere ere sos
~ dessa a TIE NJ vhish havs vsey utxis a %
sius. h sssz~ Periods q sssssystps, nasy q tAsss
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vhich are nov substantl dividend paying securities
were faaeiss Of very low character, and nussustsd
largely during any sxsitsmsnt Nearly al thoss which
had no valus have dhsppeared and the markss u sov
less burdsnsd with such trash than before We esnsot
nay much In favor Of some Of the stocks still left the
list but - they Do not attract much attention from
spectators, they are Of NO Consequence. Thsrs are
plenty Of good securities the market employ al the
capital Of opsrsssrs and the advantages derived from
dealing In nrst class stocks are 70 great that nis
mstr Of sstcahmsns to how spectators caa tsueh
stocks which really have vAlus. II good stocks d.
prssiats In market valus. and holders %. carry than,
they ssrve profitable Investments until active
demand gives them greater current value
The following sAlss Of stocks and bonds were made asr
the adjournment Of the board, By A. b Nioclay -
Ss 900 Toledo Norwak and Cleveland r LIST mort. 90
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40 80 p,c - M -. n ~S-s"'s's' - M -
coTsoy rhs 49, a. r.sshsd aol 49, =. Al,
ievs:-Tor export SOC; Aons ~ on: On ssss.stios
y F.ncars -Enssrsms.ts vsr~ -oSs,.t. "A .. a. :.
Hsaf.tuGs vsrs Gomez rssd, favored shippSs ISeus
n 0no Sn.h.Is ~ snrr - - A. -
ssxsS IN o sSsy 70 an ~ Il lea ss ~ - -
tftis aouy o6s,ro "a - vkt.s a. a ~
about coo so ssss Of :essos x.s $500
ct "a Der ID 10 Gatvvrp 7oo boxss - ~ 49, -.
rs:d i a.. Cd; and s,sio % Hsmsss q e. 3
for riss and 10 and IL fos ashes, vita sht cunt
bat vessels bsfsg rstHsr itsd il ssnbsr rates MED
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Total ELS O60l01 falz672 fsl 1885, fL26sls9 f2 sS
The total coinage In 1858 upwards Of twelve mil
lions and half sterling. nearly twelve Of which OF
gold. Nearly half Of the aggregate coinage in the
past SIX years was In the year 1858.
The ANNEXED statement exhibits the average oond ION
Of the leading departments Of the banks Of this city on
the morsing Of Saturday, February Is, 1861
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The County Of ste1l,en.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26, 1854.

70 THu EDITOR or THH HERALD.
In the HnAID oe yesterday I notes an article In
Ing the hal shire Of ssubsn county and proposed
county from parts Of Ssuben And Asgsny, In which
: sss. s y: s. :s.: . ss n:
the people, and instead Of locating at Addsn located ct
Corning, within stoas throw Of Chsmung. A am .
6eUben county man and Of these who appeared 30
fore those commisaonsn bss to stats that this u
mstaka
stsubsn county a believe the largest IN territory In
the State except St Lawrence I business and poSaa
ton have incrsassdto such sxtsnt that the Circuit
Court sits sometimes two weeks more, end r boras
Of It Lie thirty Ave to forty miles from the present county
seat The extent Of territory and amount Of bustnes
doa s.prs: 70 become .,uny sss and ~. s:sd :vssy
means for yssrs TO get county seat located - to
accomplish this object It's location and other elrsum
asd fhsy then r:sorssd to the half shire pro st ras
plan WAS psnding before the Legislature tbtnk for
fourth: 4 sSs toms :. sSsis saaa.i so.s ns.sisss
passsd rssoutions ussnimoasy prose.tag aesnit tbs
hak .hire and large nSnss. pas,:d NE rs.cstoa. 10
upprejudesd man. Who has examined the locations -
fully and carefully the sommisnoasrs did ami taken
uoh pAias to ascertain public opinion ~ they did
would have arrived tbs oonslasion ami made the
same decision Il y tres thAt Corning Hes the line
Of Chspuns county bat Il Z slse true that 3 the or
thar .Ss tSs ebsssy must 60 % os..ss ..2 than
rsturs the Erie Railroad twelve miles, ,Ossoh Addison
Persons trave ne By their CONVEX could begin
the oountsrmareh at Painted Post three miles from Cora
irg but Of ths travel BY railroad The north asd
northwest part Of the county would take the railroad at
Bath farther west travel TO Corning twenty miles
and then return 70 Addisou twelve thirty
three milssto get TO Addison sixteen miles Ia direct
limo across the hills from Bath II yosr correspondent
knew the eharae er Of the country hs vosh know and
say that Bath Corning and Hornsls BY their location
and the Junction Of railroads. nsers and public highways
and the character Of the surrounding souaes
and marked By nature ana b. public imProv'msns for
county sssts
10 me- psrsosall'. It Il matter Of Indifference where
The county seat 4 loested. WHAT property have ID 10
evil; but eitissn Of 3tsuben should regret to
three ourths OF the county In the transae
ton Of their business merely TO build mp the village OF
Addison. when IL has local advantages 10 giro II
claim TO NE distinction Of becoming county seat.
SrEUBEN COUNTY NAN.
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MONDAY, Feb. 2T-6P. n.
~ usual this mornings board was aun 1000 Psrkse
Vein wore sold ct IN and several Thousand moro were
offered ct ths prizes. AZ the Stock Exshanss few
hundred changed hands ct X ~. 1000 Conrad
Hu sold ct $50, decline Of 10. anss last sAs at tho
board. Oad Potomac sanyisg both LsssllA and Davis
divdsnds in good demand, st az o. time and * fce
cash. We have heard Of SALES In the street 1t Gold
Hill continues TO movs at the Stock Exsha.gs this morn
Ing, 1900 shares sold ss az ~. New Jersey Zinc y
stationary. 1t from OK to eX nd Lshigh qsisA M
following were the bids Of the Mining Board;-FE New
creek Coal AZ for Lshigh, 8; foe Ustsr, III for North
Carolina q for Hiwassss for Nerwish, 10; for Native
tor Flint Steel 6; for Fulton TX; fog webster, ~;
ior lao hoyas 70; for Roekland u for Uasks NINA
TOT AsomAn, ~ for Phsnix Cold, NJ foe Rsthssfoedt
= ior lcouhooh, 10. At Boston, On Saturday, 80
% hls Royals, ut a.
MINING BOARD.
l60 sns Potomse .....sX 1000 abs Con HILL b30 ESQ.
loco do Parker Vein. Tx
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smscn Drspsrs regular weekly auction sale Of stocks
and bonds Will take place st the Msrohans Exehsngs To-
moro ', ct hAlf.past twelve o'clock.
The rsosD ct the oes Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States for the port Of New York. this day
800 20o the payments amounted TO s2o6, 600 40
leaving balance ON hand Of 81, OFT 2s2 "A.
Ths following table exhibits the amount Of United
States stocks rsdssmsd ct the Treasury Department dur
Ing the week ending Saturday February u.s. and the
amount OF the public debt OUTSTANDING ON tsat day.
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party. TX 44
Resolved, That . copy OF the above resolutions BE-
transmitted 10 the CITY Osna Oommittee Of which No
thsn Bronson Eq a charman that he be requested TO
lay Il before said sad committee for theR action with
the request that early answer BE- returned
The Brcoms Oounty Board Of Supervisors for the year
sauds sxysu hard shsu national TO ave whgs
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Weekly Report Of the New York Cotton
Broken, Association.

Sales during the past week, sss bales. A-Expor.
ssA6; home uss Aol7; speculation, l42c In tzanats.
oAs balss The quotations rassd By the board Ne
generally and ct the close the market sd By some
to have upward tsndsssy. The market through Tho
week was IN depressed condition, and the sales elected
In the earlier part occasionally o to Ke lower
than the prices adopted. The following ere tAs
prices adopted this day for the following qualities, b.
standard samples
Nuv ynpu m AouuvrcArr0N
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,lTY TRADE REPORT.

H
AsHs Some 50 bbs. ehangsi ha.ds 1t - 10 FOG
BaziDruns Flour Va dam and heavy, 1t ssn sasi:r
snss: stat. I'D 'sa sss'ssa goa
% SIX; mixed 10 fancy Western, - IS l8x 50 30,
s not Sos % pc As
In Southern consisted Of 900 tSls ct % Is % 10 fog
i.sd .t,.shs; g ssk g = for .,0..s ..a y e
Sbs Jersey corn meal found Saysrs 81 q iaX pr bsl
Wheat coniiBusd to dsprssase. The days bssnss did
end 100 Long Island red st 81 Co. -Ass msds q
100 d., saos. = q TX p. su.isl STAT. ;.t We:
Corn Old not vary much. rhs da,s sraDssetons ssn.
prsed ~ los sushs at $50. for Jsre.y yellow; $780,
Southern yellow Gle ols for DO white par bushsi
CATTLE There were s6srsd q Allston's Washinstoa
D D, sss E, ,.:sa Ca re s::
tall together with tAs section Of the country whsase the
EIDE Railroad. $50 n YORK sssss, On can Go
On foot iss g ss :. 80
OA1 Sock.
Erie Erie Rslr1sasct,s: - Hflp RR-vs:i 0.lys =!
Influence in ls.ssning the supplies Prices IN
$40 so; and calves go ESQ., veal calves - s7
ahseP q 30 OF 90. ehe gross weight sviss. eross
e. s: . ., ~ Zee:
and caves and 8, 400 sheep and ismbs Ths sows and
calves sold st 90 sea- - In quality The last the
highest price quotsd for some time bhssp ranged fsm
% to o. lot Of 800 sxtrs brought hon % b SIS.
About $50 left unsold. number Of bssvss vses also
sod hsre-26s, 1t from % 20 TO So The busssss ct
this market In rapidly extending We hst Of the
sales made BY Mr. James MeC .rthy, sommisson agent
do, 81 81; 81 do at - rs sAch $3.50 u.s. i0l 70 81
EACH s77o ll6 DO SOLD for Slo4 rs so7 d. 61s 6s;
IL do sol; ls6 do, $3.50 2S-TotA 4so Sheep 7o7 o.
At market ct ChAmherainS Hudson River Balls Hsadl
300 bssvs 90 and calves rs veal calves asd $500
sheep and lambs The besvss sold ct from 50 10e pse
b. and calves from S26 e6S; sheep sold 81 from
81 70 81 - In quality veal calves brought frou 3d.
TO- About SEQ sheep left over Ga sAk ct OHeisn's
NO. Sixth strse lao bssves and 20 COWS and calves
Sales Of the former ct from % So and OF the latter Il
from e26 e36 to $50 Per head. Ths bssvss ass &c.,
higher than last week.
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loo,lo3 oS,ZSA
Majority h favor Of the canals, 125 921 Oae county,
(CiptoD,) TO hear from. The total vote viii sam mp
shout TAG co.,.
Il vim 30 sssa that the following ssustss savs nsjor
ties against the proposed amendnsat 70 the eonsttu
ton - Delaware Trsnkla 0rsens Orange, 0tssgo Pat
nam, Queens Schoharis, stsubsa 50. hvrsaS, Ard
flofa
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The Uanas Election Returns.
The following the results BY COUNTESS Of the recent
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