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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-20
80 to go miles from Chicago

and arc described and will be sold in separate bodies
follows:
The w. = offs. f. 4 of s sc, T. rs, r.. l.
50 acres, covered with White Oak, White Wood,
Black Walnut, Maple &c. &c.
The n. w. "A offs. 30, same Town and Range
160 acres, well timbered and situate near Cusl-
mans Saw Mill. miles northwest of Plymouth.
The n. w. Il of s. I3, and the f. /, of n. T..
II of S. ii, T. 81 Range 2-2f0- acres, lying five
miles north east of Plymouth near the Goshen
State road and branch Yellow riverside and
quality of timber unsurpassed
The S. E. Il and the E. l., offs. w. Il of S 90.
T. 81. r. 2-2lG acres Situate y miles east of
the MiclliganS tate Road, near Goshen road and
Yellow river, l., miles north east from Plymouth.
About 10 acres wet Prairie, and balance well tim
bered.
The n E. i of y. E. Il of N. w II of Sec.
tract Is beautiful rolling Prairie, and 100 acres SUI
perior Oak openings and heavy timbered land
Situate miles west of Plymouth on the
Chicago, Fort Wayne & Pittsburgh r. R.
which runs diagonally through it. 1t is believed
that r. r. station will be located either upon or
adjacent to this land.
Then l., offs 81 w. l.. OFFS E. i offs. 80,
and n. f. 4 offs. w. Il of :. -, T.34, r. 2-il0
acres. This tract contains ~ acres OF fine timber,
and 500 of Iecel o,ring Prairie, dry marsh.
skirted bv 100 acres of beautiful Oak OPENINGS
outh. The opening Lands are rolling and the Pra
RE is elevated 10 feet above yellow river, into
which it has been thoroughly drained by the
Chicago, Peru Il Cincinnati R. R.,
which ,uns diagonally through it for about mile.
This prairie when fenced, Will yield in its natural
state, annually,
700 Tons Of Native Grass!
All things considered this body of land presents an
unrivalled site for first class
STo OK FAR NG
which from its peculiar richness and proximity to
the County seat must daily increase in value.
.EHd lest. though ssOs Least:
The s f. i and w. l., of n. f. I and s. e. of
n. f. of S. 81, and n. w. Il of S. 81, in T. "a,
n. X. l--440 acres. Situate Seven Miles west of
Plymc Il. on the
Chicago, Fort Wayne & Pittsburgh R. R.
which runs through it for full mile. This tract
contains about 80 acres of fiat dry moving prairie,
and Yields over t,ro and half toms of clean native
grass the acre The other 300 acres embrace, in
about equal proportions, rolling oak openings and
timbered land of superior quality. The tract is
well watered by several living springs and
TsrO Banning Streams,
which flow through it from unfailing sources
No body of lands more eligible for an extensive
c r 4 ZINC + a r M
can be found in the north west.
I3Persons wishing 10 purchase either at pirate
sale or at auction will do well to make a personal
examination fthe lands at once.
The proprietor will be ut Edward Hotel on the
2Dth, with maps &c. and ready to receive PROPOSE
tons The terms o. sale can be varied to suit cir
cumstances
f.. A. WALES.
Detroit Nov 9Th, 1856. 53t2
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-20
F0s. the Ladies. E.rvressru.

To be had at the Brick Store, cheap, the pretti-
est Bonnets i'll town. Hurry up and get one before
they are all gone 80
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-20
TO.l. .EOfiCP.

A OR MY DEPUTY. will attend at the usual
4 places of holding elections in each township. for
the purpose of receiving taxes at the times herein
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-11-20
L{Ss Of EpsfPrS

Il emaining in the Post Office Plymouth, No
1Svember 18th le56. Persons calling for the
same will please come prepared with the necessary
change cent additional is charged for advert
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ARMsIRoNG-On board Il brig Kemilan, Sunday, May
The frIIn Port au Prince to Boston John H. '"
Armstrong OF Boston, Mate .
s,v relet Capt Asa Broad OF Moden, eyed II years
CLAaK-In the Naval Hospital rouon, France on Thurs
d.v MAY Of Ksmesch fever Cark u aged p years,
Cuiy sn Spencer Morton aud Maria ClHk OF tins tY
IN he steamer star Of the south which he Purser
DUNN On Monday, May %, Martha z. Dam ,-.
i4 frm sul'iysn i .Irset t''' " '"'
pUNeAN-M Baltimore, on "wednesday, May %, Emily,
daughter OF Francis d. DUNCAN, aged p JeArs
EILsW ORIH-In Ho~ley, Mas Thursday, May p Mr.
VIM. Fl sworth. ssec II years and months
GoaMAN-on wedlests y, May D, Edward German, in the
HARRINGToN-In Lexington Mass, Mary Harrington wild
ow of the late AbDah Harrington aged 81 years
HANCE-At br.wsbuly " J Oh W adnesdsy MAY q Nancy
Hence ree Of John HAnee in the 18th year Of her age
HOBi RT-At Cincinnati Thursday May % Mrs Csrons
viii daughter of the Hon Henry Hobart Of foIboro
Mas, aged Sc years
JAGoE-ou Thursday, May ~ of consumption, William q.
Jssoe IN the S5th year OF his age.
Imy Geeso No s5s and A NJ are invited to ss@i hi,
iU%b. streets. s1oo,l,n. toes; oesoei ~ without
further notice tn members Of AmiIy Lodge will please
.pecis Office in Tunes AID Herald.
JoNEs-At Pbna6e pha. Wednesday May p, Mrs Ellen
". Jone., wife Of Paul T. Jsnes
KFRRiNs-on wedse.dsy May %, RO.sey wife of James
KINGMAN-At Pelham, Mas. o. Saturday May II, SIah
Kmgnan reieI Of the late Henry KnsmAn, esq ssed -
yeas
NiCKoLs-on "Wednesday May ., Capt Erastus W. Setols
ID The Slst year Of his sge.
NUGENT-On Wednesday May g, Jane. Nusert, AIRED %
years ana months
PERKlSs-In Essex NAss Friday May q aged &! years
John Perkins.
PUTNAM-In ST. John n B.. on Monday May 10, Mrs Mary
Putnam ree Of the late Mr. Jonathan Putnam OF Sbef I'D
County Of suubury ased 81 Yeas Mrs Patnip, whose
msicen skidmore was native o. hSmr-teai
United and went 20 tho British rovitces
with the FIRST feet Of Loyass who arrived IN the sPfHs
the year IT'S
sHAW-Ou Wednesday May 3, Of consumption Jas shaw
sstd IS years.
sHERIDAN-On Wednesday May ., Thomas Sheridan,
pafive, coIduf County CAvan, Ireland
sMiTH-At Philadelphia, Wednesday, M'y 3, Daniel
Smith, aged IS years
sTETsON-At ChesteT6eld Mass, on Monday, May 49, Mr.
Bela Steison eyed ~ yeats and months
TAYL0R-At Boston, on Wednesday May 3, Eber Taylor
AGED s. years and months.
VfRBRyCK-On Thur,dAy May g. Caroline NJ, daughter Of
Peter Veibryck
The resivt. snd fsrds Of The family respectfully Invited
10 sttsf her aft p o'clock from hcr lists
tesceIee, seventh avenue Mopnt Nern0u-
sE-In Be~ton w, duesd.y. May Is Elizabeth W. Wise,
yea " ,sas daughter ef Daniel Wisc.
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THURSDAY, Nav 2e-P. "

THURSDAY, May 29-P. ".
The announcement Of the dismissal Of Mr.. Champion
bad little or effect upon the Stock market to-day
The influence Of this action upon the part Of the Gov
eminent has, suggested few days since, been
anticipated. The agony is now over, and the street
must wait Thirty days to learn the effect Of this
dismissal in England. 1t is generally believed
that the reply of Mr.. Marcy to Lord Clarendon's
dispatch is of such a concliatory character tina
10 offepse can be taken at our action in re.
gard to the British Minister and Consuls. Indeed,
we have reliable private advices from Washington
that the Administration anticipate serious troubles
from any of the questions at present in dispute be-
tween this country aud England. The Stock market
presents few features Of interest to-day. The
changes are generally uDmpotant, and such as char
actenze n market when there lie no necessity for sell
ing aid but little disposition to buy. The tendency
of the market was downward and at the close lead
ing fances were heavy. The most important
change wss in Nicaragua, which fell off 10 49,
a decline Of e cent, under rurnors tka, 100000
of bonds Of that Company, which fall due to morrow
will not be paid. We have heard two or three stories
in regard TO this matter. One is that such of the
bonds some 600, e0O) as taken by Mr.. Charles
Morgan will not be paid and the remainder will. The
Company interpose, we hear, a counter claim ganst
Mr.. Morgan, and the matter mutt be settled by the
law courts The boats held by the trustees, Messrs.
Morgan Hoy, to secure these bonds, will probably
be sold at auction. Railroad Bords were firm, and in
State Stocks there was DO change to notice.
The Exchange market is quiet the steamer being
off ind rates nominal.
Freights active, but without material chs nge.
Engagements TO Liverpool include a, 900 bushels Corn
and Wheat at 4Id in bulk and sd. in ships bags; $500
do. Peas at sd. in ships bags; 5000 bbs. Flour at
Is 3D. ls. lOId; 900 bbls Rosn at L. Cd 40 tuns
Shoulders at POS 1000 bales Cotton at I'd. as led,
which rather easier; 40 tuns Logwood at 22s. cd.
To London, 800 bbls Flour and 5000 do Resin and
Turpenne at Pc 3D. 100 tee. Beef at As. 3D., and 80
TUBS Oil Cake at 300.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Paid,
sll2,2ss 81 Received, el44 523 so; Balance, el0,-
o44 $50 22 Paid for Assay Office, s5,se3 so Paid
Disburr ing Checks, t54,973 so.
One hundred and sixty thousand dollars worth of
first mortgage bonds of the Black river and Utica
Railroad Company sold at auction in Utica to-diy
at TO- The sale then adjourned
The Howard Insurance Company Of this city has
declared semi annual dividend of Is cent, payable
June 2.
The earnings of the Indianapolis and Cincinnsti
Railroad Company this year have been a. follows:
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Disaaaers, &c.

BY THE KINDNESS or ELwooo WALTER, ESQ, secr;.srl =
the Bood II Ur suPped with the io''s
extract Icm his c0rrespoLdet ee; ..as ,su
we red The pleasure few osys siocs Of informing ~
the ,hr ldIan leuoDt We have nos u sfyss
the ship Lawson (of BATH Vets Europe ior -
railroad iron. She the shoa neaf Wasfs "a
rear NuevtO Capt We,s % US for SnsA9cs - Z
have arrsnsed win the Captain Of steamer Pesyo
leaving for NeuSiss 10 give bis snip INC ~
sssistsIce" -. n 4.
DISPATCH 70 the United State. Copsu at Bsrrtnsson
dGsd MAY 20 states tha' the schr kdh Lavender 100
for Bsy Chaleur, wrecked b. q snort n"s 20
Part Of carro and materials saved - Rs<S,
1Hs Snip PREHDENT Parh.ow from Lverpooi you az
was sbaueoned the Banks Of He~ her skG
the Ice when she sunk Her crew
% BY the Bntish ship Coumbtae, from BRISTOL sD
Quebec. ,,.rs r,prv
HAVE Nay The pilot boat No. arrived 81 1.usty q
having passed about 10 miles east of bsenea n bar1
wreck. supposed to be foreign chip A,o qss"'
or iallow ard a number Of aTrels Of four c. ksand
TO An stsrdsm with 9 csgo Of lumber, put rn'o W.
Oh Sunday, leth inst leasins. - ,. f,ou Ma
GArHESsuRc, May 9-The ship 5. c. Th~ 80 nod
fbefors repottedD hes stranded Ronn-r, shls ~
Les0 dispatch used, and the wrahsf ~ - ~
thossbt that fon Of0 bales Of cotton eo -
dIy only ore small steamer employed from ne~''
about 15H bales 49, =. ,,.u,. - -
re.i.ter arrived Of Merriam China, from hoos -
ss,h February She sftSr~sId took tre, saa SSs
ipr tweI ~ eight bon blew up with uemsnoo~ 49,
she had board SO uns Of sculpture grsnite fo ~ -
100 csses fewoiks so bales o. Incense ~
2oO eAess Of tee aud ESQ go In gold Vv
nese were ca board - pAsser gers, several o. ~
crowned.
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Passengers Arrived

IN the seas,hip Ilisots isptrsul %. W. 0bts Mas
Moore, q. McHstsn Miss g. Allyn, Mrs Harvey, Mrs
Rich c. l.. Wilson, Z. Bent, Soueher, w. smi b. H. d.
Smith R. c. Downes MIRA j. w. Winter Miss Della Smith,
Woodr g. Mn, Reed and children the Rev. W. Cole lady
and children, Mrs W Carpenter Ms Long 9chlden and
servant c. A. Wilams Wislderfeld ) Rney, Pessey,
Mrs r. Haven, A. j. Pore and lady, Peterson, Butter
field, w T. Terry, w. A. McConsrsy, James Gus, @ ID.
Oastead lady 2ch. AID servt Mrs Devos, Wcedales,
A. Unser X. Perkins Mas Reynolds Mrs Davis Mrs Chsso
and Dhpt. NJ Chase, D A. o.den j. l. Coress D; Cram
s. p busbr all Mrs jordan, O. w Hyde. A. Csnborowsky,
w. Lsie Gibson, W. H. H. Hall, Morse Miss Eliza jean
and ant, Mrs Chauncey, Kobe Covtlstoa, 0en
servant, Hon p Rus g. Perry 7. Hooper, Mr.
Kleiuhsrt O. Crowen, Miss NJ A stnsoi, J. A. Bruse W.
II Bruner o. Ball, A. weiner, g II. stot:enbursh 3.
c. L. Ewing, s. Cuban, Mrs. H. Pope and children Dr.
Mira II. 8. Love and children Rev H. Reese
and lady, William Jennings D. Pratt Dr: Keel
Mics NJ Baekwo,d and sister, O. Whitney, Capt Reynolds
d. Wilson and two children, @. w Gordon, Lender, W.
Jones S. Jones John Wilson, Capt Dobbns, Wash
burn W Burns, John Dswey j. Walter, D. NJ Jordsn,
j. L. Mason C. II. Mitchell, Capt D. Pinch Ms Oates and
daughter Mrs Csnws Judge Hasar judge shersrd Judge
Bscr Judge Scarborough, L. Desp Bradford b. smith
ON Captain a v 4 e Roy Dr. + O. lie asy wn sai
b 1s" .sn S.i. tssn PS-. a.
Mr. Brandon, T. winnst. ssg J. Echsyea, W. w. Eysns.
s,q 4. Q. Jonas. eco; j. Priest Mis-: Hus:si Mr. r v
we'll Mrs Williams, J. MeAlster, Capt Luce and WIFE, Rev.
d. II. Wheeler T. w. " q. Merceresu, A j. Center GO,
John Psge Dr. A. Totem l.. Whittins sham, Mr. 0nsss,
IN all Asent) A. Aeuer seIora A. Moreno, III In second
cabin and $40 In steersse; total 6s2
~ herb Gyssy Jro~ Trinidad Csbd-Nr Wxvick
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK.........l


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AuEisa Psus, Te1e 90 beIb.rs Fsreh MeIehs fsnr .
hUtsF, Atwood, Ptnsa-lpbis- Brsss, Co ocv1d
Lv rtc1 D.uoidk Co Teti (SafdD GsstAlda Genoa,
Macarthur; Devop.ke (BE) Prudden, 6ermads Peonis.
ton JoLs, Augusta (Norw) Olsen, Lsbon W. r. schmidt
Co. ..
stbooDsrs-Ake Howell Baltimore Mailer Lord Qusreau
bite Rock Gavl Bristol master Sarah ElZsoeth smith,
New Haven master; tic Penniman, bse.ons, Mseaif
DErcsn; Rescue, Bacon Baltimore, w Mckee MusIdA,
ednoe WIuir gton b. J. GodwD Hs RET Meal, hsnsesn
Nssusbo, P. R., Brett Son Co Oregon tsL), Alsn.
Brdgewster, ". J. ". Brsine.
soop.-Bhode Island Hull, Providence, MASTER T. Hal,
Hull Providence master
stesmer-DelswNe, Coross PHILADELPHIA sandfOrdf Line
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BROOKE wv ITEMS.

MAY Gums Cr1IBR,rIoys Another of those
pleasing e1hibitions-a Nav Queen Celebrstion-took
place last evening a, the 0dsoo ~ r;h stree, The
participants we're the young Mss. Of CIV School No
ie' ID Aemsen street, Mrs Edeett PRINCIPAL who Is
The originator Of May Queen Festival. in TIA, ci,v
and the exhibitions have formerly been held ~ ,ps
woods, which is much more appropriate ,nd $3.50
tive Miss Harriet Fowler was selected 70 rein =.
Queen, and was supported by a ,r,in q, ,oo sn o.
Misses. The following is the order of ''u's
Chrus "Wseoms Bright Eve;p Iptrai,,,o.
Ausus'us WILSON Chorus floseTz Nav, Address
Wells Chora. Pure the Breath Of Esy Morn Adj,
eo.rh.,d; Address E@ms folsr Chorus. love ~. w.es
Runshtne ~ Address Ellsn Woodruff; Duott, Tho sans
WssSs Hama RsEos AID Esther ofusess; Address HsI
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Arrived.

steam.bip Jsmssown, Perish, Richmond &c, mdss. AID
Ship COrBeLu. Lawrence Knapp, Liverpool q d. mdse sna
s Gs o. so 10 O. Few B.H s.ss a.H :" St
"a sh e. Try e a s S.,. n Nv an T. 'Ss
.r large d I,fS. , Mas e. g e G 2. q es 81 -
quantity of drift Ice and small bei sesred through
Ship samuel Dunnirs Of Bun.~ici stossd Liverpool g
DIS. nt,e and 50 PASS 10 Nesmh Son" Lat IS. passed
Ship ocean Peal of Boston) Ryder Cudif q d. iron to
order 25th ms. q, q lon si2 'poAs brig Lacy Haywood
Bark Gip.y iBrl, Morris Trinidad cub,) 9th inst sugar.
Bark Pearl lBrJ Baehins Port Prince 10 d. cswood to
.e to dine. ss,h inst. a. lon = a. .poh. bds
Oeesn Wave, New -Orlesrs for Newport, Providence.
n a.is So s.lsd CO ;ss s Es:s
oBen CieHfV.so. for London same rne spoke bark Lee
Brig A'on CBrI Lewis. 0ushcs, P R. IS d. &c. to
Brig PoD.et of BcstOn), Hn cardenss Ii d. &C. 70
M IS 'I ."s:r se 70 Sooss"s Co. Sal co via org
he B. experienced heavy weather on the passage.
Bis EieoHs9 Spf EswP".D w;Ta B.'s.Ss, Is a.
ss1a lon II sc .poie bel 4ln.sh Por.i rHia.d
tHs Leoa.Id 8s5y ,of P,o.ses ssrr' o'd'"'' u d.
schT Il A. Ward. oh, New o'lesIs 70 d. from The BAi.s,
i Ss: Ycs s' 1 q NAVE wave for f Boston
schr Inosere smith reworieans Is ds, cotton, &C. W
sehr j. T Grei Rogers New-orls.ns IS de-. d.s % Fade
Inst lat S. lon 70 %, spoke ship Washington
NV OIL for Rio JsDeno.
schr w Robinson, LonntI.st, yarilia d., wool =,
schr T. Ms.wIn, Thomas. Darien d., lumber TO T. b.
Slocum. m
sebr MsdOrs, ireland, Baltimore d. corn 10 j. o.
Williams.
Proy Thomas Swan, Green, Baltimore Sc hours ndss To
Prep Thomas Swan, Greer, Baltimore, mdse. to H. ..
Crn well -
Prop QuiDDebsug, Rollau, Norwich.
Prop. Pelican. Adridse, Providence.
BELOv-ship veksoorg, Sew-Orlesrsi also, Other ''P
and bark
wIsD-sunr,e, n w; N. s sunsetN.
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CAMBRIDGE Cattle Market.
Reported for The N. Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE By Joas "a

reported for The N. Y. WEEKLI rsIsvsE b Joas EATON
~ WEoSEsOAY, Nay %, 1855.
nsrtet - Csttle-abou as Beeyes and 80 Stores. con
.,rng Of Wor.ng Oxen Cows and Calves Yesrngs and
Yeas Old. $1,000 IT..
IS o second qualA fsd % l hlrd quality, 81 50 oii
r.rv 81 Hides q cwt 81 Tsilow, 81 5Od 90. Psts,
- 70 81 Sims vi to 4e n. Veal Calves, 81 IS,
g.; 357 az market =. -
ard Calves. s55 ss go, s45, So 20 s7A Three Yea
Old SIS SSs SO S42 50, go, s54, Isl 70 $6s.
sHEIP AND LAsBs-lo5 at nsrke, Extra s7 90, SO 20
SIS; by lot e., 49, 81 IS Is ss7
swISE-W hoe.sle .o Hos Sic hare cornfed Ste y n.
Sales quick and prees firm.
Ben Tbere ht supply Of sock and sales quick
and f,m about 50 eta hundred advance
lss wseE. Trees There wi be nGh; show CT Western
brIhon The hes OF KentueA >seye.
owned by J. B. Cook, esq OF North Cambridge. The
Illinois hogs taken By Mr squiers Of Eas Csmbrds
50 The FItchouIs narosd % e~Hou
and Low ell Railroad u the E1tenson and over the
Westen loaded with Garlic Sheep Swine Horses and Fowls
NUMBER yHos s.cH sIArE.
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MARRIED.

BARBER-BOOPER-At Cambridge, Md, on Monday, May
90 Rev Theo r Barber to Annie Co. daughter OIL the iA'e
DR.. John Hooper.
FELLOWS-WALTON-In this city, on Wedaesdsy' MAY
20 at it, Church, Geo. W Fellows 70 sarah NJ ounges'
dauh'er Christopher Walton esq, OF Fordham "esteheS
ter County, n. y. -
THOMPsON-BAILFY-Tn West Newton, Mass, on Mon
dAy NAV % Frederick C. Thompson Of Newfo rk TO Miss
Henrietta T. Bailey Of Newton.
WHFILFR-EMERSON-rnM elrose, Mass, Robt. Wheeler
of BroollyD N y Miss Harriet L. youngest daughter OF
Geo. Emerson, esq, Of the former place
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philadelphia Market....MAr 90.

Co1ros quer. FLoUs little do:g the rses nearly
pom At 60 IS for standard .gperfEe and 81 for selected
BYE FLOUR seulec ssle Of 40 bbIs, price not made
public supposd to be decline CoRS MEAL steady 81
e. 50 but WITH much selling. WHEAT dull; only 5000
bush .old asa IS for Red ileudns $500 pure ntxed
AZ 81 40 Rye sales CORN in good demand sod about
500 bu.h Yellow 40 70 Sc for damaged lots GROCER
request with further sales Of sugars a. fail rates
Cor ee firm llc Rio Of go aid prime quality
PRoyTsoNs changed aud very quiet WHIsEY lees active
bil quoted the atter for Prison and hhds q.
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IAdvertisement
Erw SCuooI or MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.

Tar LAST UNFOLDING OF THE Art oF HEALING; .
Mra NJ ). MAsM D., No. 81 Lafayette place Y, (hrst
street east Of Broadway, between 4th and Sth,sts
Ofoe hours 10 20 p. m, exclusively TOR Ladies ana
from to for Ganuemen, Wednesdays exeepsod- All
other Persons apoymg BY letter nast
the and Of the patient toeeiher win we
lead features he Distance impeachment 20 exan-
ration TrRMs-The fr examination snd prescription, IS,
the patient present, and xio absent all subsequent
examinations S. Sundays for the poor without charge
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FAIRBANKs's SCALES Of every description
Standard Weights and Msssure.-and all kinds Of Weighing
Apparatus, Tor sale al wholesale and retail BY
F.IRssSks 4 CO. No. tS9 Broadway.
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Markets. .Reported By Tsleerapl.

NEw-0nLrASs, May y The Corros market q unchanged
snY repeet sales day o. so bales. Flour qulted
o. IS se.s PoEx. tI7 Other articles unehaased-
ALsAsy Nsy = -Oars-salss Of le0oo s5dS7te-
TIE outside h.nre above the s.ket 5rse CoRs-s.es u
900 bush Western miIsd Sc. WHEAr-sAe. Of 2csO
essh CA.stsa spring q 81 81. -
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COuRr CALENDAR-Tms DAY

SUPERIOR CoURT-CIRcUIT-Nos 20O9, l6l4, 23so
1896 i7i9 s7Cs 1929 2s 2i6i l25, 2&7s 2i2 1854, o54
1917, .7C2, 1887 2aS5, Pole. l9i3. -, ~. o--
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRAL TERM.-Nos. 364, 23I
$50 CAS- COS 2 49, 49, 49, 49, sS 6i9 6a5 6Sl lOo
10, II. IS, o. 632. 6S3, $50, 49,. . =, m y, ~
USITKD STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-Nos. 80, "a, 80,
81. 80. 40, Al, a, 4S, Sc.
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FATAL POWDER ExPLosIos-An explosion occur ed
On Friday last, about O'Clock, a. Ro1eTss P,~der-
mill, sbou, three miles from NeVburSh, Orange
County which caused the death of w 'Sm.a named ned
Charles Quins,ne The accident is attributed to the
earel,,,p.s, Of the unfortur ate me'L.
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Advertisement
Gas! As!-GAs FIXTURES Of new and beau.

tful designs, Justo for the Spring Trade.
A. the cheapest and beet PoRTAsLs Gas WORKS. new
nd improved ton for prvste dwellings villages AZ
For Wholesale retail cell Manufacturing Depot
No $40 Broadway. AkehkS, WANkkS Co.
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M.rket.. .CAa1rrIIY REPORTED ,oR TaI TRIBUNE.

THURSDAY,
ASFS-Tbe market s firm for Pots sales OF 80 bbls Do
mestlc At &c 25, ard small lots OF Pearls &c 81
COrTON-Uuder the Afrcas news the market was heivy
but the Of the actual dismissal Of CHAMPION hal
effect and prices closed steadily The business
has De en- quite Of 600 bales We continue
quotations.. Hkwhosk cLasspicAIlos
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>sptsd himself FROM home, and sealch ~~ "soc "I
him without success. Verdic'-Des,n rom aec'deh'a
drowning.
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Receipts Of Produce.

BY The North Rirey Boats May 2-l7 I'D bhs Flour, 2S
pigs hizky, do Ashes Ss do Beef IS 10 bushels wbe
BY Ere Rssssd Nsy s-i $50 bbls Flour 500 piss wheat
IA ruyis lona
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALrIsoRr, Thur.dsy May q, IaS-sae Of BEEvEs 70.
day. eco at sisht decline 100 sold fr NewYors, and t)i
for PbDsc the remainder 10 IS
log Of .lna the boot - 90 Hos. have declined sales
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The following table gives the retail pr'ce Oh INC
principal articles oil arm ri"1ue' IN ' 4 Of New
York on Thursday, May 2e: