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A HOGSHEADS AND 10 BAi,nELS STRICTLY
4 PRIME SUGARS now arriving at
j. BRANDEBURG co.
Strunfon Dec 1886
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AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.


A CARD.-The Trustees of the Augusta Female
N Seminary take occasion To state that owing to
the failure to have the buildings ready for the re-
ception of boarders pupils from distance will be &C
commodated for the present in respectable and pleas
ant families in the town-Price of board per month,
not exceeding $500, including all expenses. The
School opened on the 1st INST, under the suSerysion
of Mr. w. H. MARQUEsS, an experienced, accomplished
and enthusiastic teacher, assisted by his wife. Mr.. e.
DERINzIE, Professor OF Modern Languages. Mr.. MAR
TEN SAUER Professor of Music. For further informa-
ton apply to the Principal Mr., Marques.
THE TRUSTEES.
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VVHREE FIRES FOR MARYLAND! I'VE
Il have just received splendid assortment of Hen
ry Leman's RIFLES.
Deerfed Oct % 1856
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OUR FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF
" GOODS are now opening, embracing full and
complete assortment suited TO the wants of almost ey-
cry one. Our goods have been selected with great
care and will be sold cash well prompt custom
ers on the best terms. We respectfully ask on exami-
nation of our stock, being satisfied they will please
J. BRANDEBURG t. co.
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117TOyES! STOVES INV. J. POINTS has a
FIJI assortment of Cooking, Parlor and Box Stoves
Soal Crates Wooden Buckets, Baskets, Brooms, Ash
anJ Coal Buckets, and Tin Ware of all kinds
~ - One door below the Marble Yard.
Oct
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COLLECTIONS.-T undersigned having some
time unoccupied offer their services In the colec-
ton or closing of accounts anywhere in the county
Persons having claims to collect will find them prompt
in making returns. They can be found at their Auc
ton Room at Staunton.
CUSHING & WATTS,
A,,ri md G,anarnl Accents
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A TTENTI0N Persons having HIDES, either
IA green or dried will do well to call upon the I'M
deisigned before disposing Of them. Large small
lots purchased at all times and the Cash paid for them
on delivery 10 the undersigned at Stanton.
CUSHING & WATTS,
AuctiOaeers and GeReraR Agests
Stanton Nov - 1856
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NOTICE.-The Co-partuersbip of Gu WEILLER 4
IN L. LEOPOLD was mutually dissolved on the ISL
either by note bond, or otherwise are requested to
come forward and make an immediate settlement
The accounts are all made off, and ready for settle
ment up to the LIST day of January Public notice pc
ing given we will be compelled to place them IN the
hands of an officer for collection.
c. WELLER & l.. LEOPOLD.
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GUAN0.-The undersigned ,hav

OOK SHARP We have in store q lar large n ana
| 4 splendid Stock of STAPLE AND FANCY DKl
GOODS, Hats Caps Boots Shoes Hardware queens
ware, Drugs, GRocEnIEs DC. &ea OF when VIII re
else ALEXANDER, MONTGOMERY co.
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"a TONS PRIME LUMP AND GROUND PLAS-
CU TER now receiving, and low for cash.
J. BRANDEBURG i co.
Staunion Dec g. 1856
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EVERYBODY LOOK HERE IL CHAL-
T. LENGE THE WORLD TO BEAT ME!!-BAR.
GAINS BARGA1Nsl The subscriber has now on hand
at his Store endless variety of articles which he of
Silver Sl Watches Rings, Breast-Pins, and JEWEL
RY of all kinds; Silver Ware OF all kinds; Perfumes;
Soaps of all kinds; Ladies' Trimmings of all kinds;
Ladies Undersleeyes, Collars SpencerS Manas Par
asols Sewing Silks and Threads, and WORK Boxes;
Oil Cloths for Carriages and Tables. lie does no pre-
tend to give list of his goods-the paper would not
hold it but the public can find at his store all the little
0odds and ends" kept no whore else, The attention Of
bod Is invited to call and see whether they wish to buy
or not UADhi41N Aiii'i'
C.o,ntop Nav
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ITXAMINE FOR YoURSELvES.I-We have
H. variety of READYMADE CLOTHING, which
will be sold as "Cheap as the Jews
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DATENT MEDICINES.-McNi Elixir DO
l. plum, Husbands Magnesa, Henry's Magnesa,
Paynes Expectorant, Aver Cherry Pectoral Stablers
Expectorant, Bakers Bitters, Hoolands German Bit
tiers, Restorative Wine Bitters, Stoughon's Btters,
Carriers Spanish Mixture, Wstar's Balsam Wild Cher
ry Concentrated Fluid Extract Buchu, Norwoods
Tncture Veraum Verde just received and for sale by
Stanton Oct. 81, 1855 JAS. e. LAIRD.
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INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA,

CPRING AND SUMNER CAMPAIGN IN
= READY-MADE CL0THlNG.-R0oms corner of
Tyniq H-The UNDERSIGNED begs leave We to state
himself once more to the public for their kind will and
sufrages in the purchase of eaoS- Nude Clothing for
the Spring and Summer Campaign If the quality,
quantity and richness of stock is to be the criterion
victory, shall use every honorable means to secure
sales, without sacrifice of principles Il. e. prices)-
Running as a no-party man. asking your support in
my business, you can, without endangeng your fair
reputation for consistency, give me call in the seec,
ton of your Clothing for the approaching season, and
can assure you, that it will be much to your to
my advantage for shall engage in the campaign with
no sluggard WILL but with the motto u must and Will
succeed"
Nv stock comprises more than the usual variety of
Clothing, from cheap Summer Sat, costing $40 to
the finest Dress Suit of S25.
Come them and give your support to your very ay O.
bedient servant, JACUB PoLLlII.
Staunton ADril 90 1o56
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A FINE assortment of Hair Brushes Infants do. !;
N Tooth do; Nail do. For sale by
JAS. G.. LAIRD.
Stanton August 49, lS56.-Town papers COPY.
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GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
RENOVATED AND REPAIRED

BY TIIOS c. BALL.
rT>HE undersigned having purchased of VIM. R.
Smith the Renovatiag and Repairing Establish
nent, opposite the Virginia Hotel soeits the patron
age Of Mr.. Smiths customers and the public generally
Orders from the country promptly attended to. All
work done with neatness and dispatch.
Stannton Ian. IA 1857 TH0S. c. BALL.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~>~o>N~~~~~N~ny~~N~~~J.~>O~S<s
A FORTNIGHT LATER PROM CALIFORNIA.
>N~No~~NNo~~~~NN~o~N~
NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.
~~~~N~~O>~~N~yN~~<~>>~~%
Punta Arenas In Possession Of the Costa
IT ~ - RicanA Sst !.

- &C.. s....t- 49, MN 0aaxAss, Apvit q, 1851
TIE aeAnahiP EAplrs QtE has Arrived Asse,ssom Cs
torniA with dates 70 The Oh iAsk
Business vas dub. Ths Pacific Express Company have
Jailed.
The Empire CITY briass hundred Of IOckrdses mea
and seventy other passe0sers-amous them GeaerAls
Wheat and Hornssy, who 60 70 Now York In the Illinois
Colone, IOokndge's retreat s confirmed.
Tho Costa RcsAs have taken possession Of Puna Arenas
and tho steamer Rescue, with great amount Of ammuni.
ton and SIX pieces OF artillery.
Col Lcckridges men were taken 10 AipinvAn By British
vessels.
The J. l. Stephens brings further s,elllgeoce from
Gen walker Private dispatches received fron Aspin.
wall state thai his position at Rvas Ia impregns5c and
that he was likely 10 bold out for months.
The Transit route Is open 10 the Pacific.
Geoeral Walkers brother died On The Empire Cty oa
he e6sh Inst
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rHTLlDRLrHIA srocr poARD.

rHTLADRIrHfA STOCK BOARD.
PHmaDuPma, April ~, 1857.
gocss dull Pennaylv.lna aves, "a Reading Railroad,
.o,t Morris Csnsl i6x Long Island Railroad, Is; Penn
|'''" Csumxros, April 2s, 1851.
Sales ol cotton to-day 100 baIea Market depressed,
under the kr-errsa nevs Prices have declined hress
'C1Asx~c~, April ~. 1861.
saies q oo.os tsdsy 700 bales, ~ aru pr'ccA
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sseas.bo.s Coli,~'or on tho osso-Four Lives

RvAgvuIs, Ind, April n, 1887.
Yesterday, ~ thu stezme< Rainbow ascending tbs
Ohio when Opposite Sine Leland, shs came In collision
with The sscaAs Julia Dran bound 70 the Wabash river.
The Dcsa struck the Rainbow The starboard side,
breaking hole In hes hull, and sinking herseH lmme-
daieIy Yvc or six persons drowned, four OF them
deek hands The Dean cargo total loss, but u In
sured There no insurance tho boat The Rsn-
bow reoaived vc~y little damage.
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u
The vaeS level In which the wreck of the Fanny
Garner bce was Oh yesterday, when the boat
found 10 be xai ls being shattered W hes lowest tim
bors The bar s3uff under deck tskes out 10 n ds
mayed ooodsuon The Ccroncrs inquest has adjourned
until Thsrsday In order 10 obtain further evidence ~ 70
Tho csuse OF disaster. The bodies all recovered,
ana given oyey 10 their friends fcr burial
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Cor. FoREr TAXING New SrARr.-Colonel
John W. Rorney, we see, has repurchascd an To-
terest In the Philadelphia Ps~asydvanidn, and is
beginning again al The point where be started in
the world fifteen years ago. No doubt be thinks
be can mako The Ps-~r+~s~ssr . great and lucrN-
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uk@IIS IOr EsUrOpfs
rW NEW YORK HKRALD-EDITIoN FOR EUROPE
The Ctnsrd steamship Arabia Capt. Stone, will leave
this post 70 morrow for Liverpool
The HAopesn unais viii csse in this city to morrow
morning.
The European edition OF the HERALD printed In French
and kAgiso viii be published a, ten O'Clock in the
ing. SAgie copies, in wrappers, six cents
Subscriptions and advertisements fer any edition OK the
NV Yosx Herald viii be received At the following places
In Europe
IOspos-Am. European Express Co., 81 King William st.
PARR.- 10. do s Place de "a Bourse.
IUvvRroot-Dc. do eChspel street.
IIvSsroo4-John Hunter, IL Exchange street Fast
HAvHsAIu European Express Co., II Roe Co4neil.o,
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the Souehes~ Mail-Sosw I'm Virginia.
wAsuSoro~, April n, 1851.
The New Orleans malls Of Monday and tuesday lssi
have beca received.
The Absngdco (va) Ds~cr~M says thai dsrnG the
week preceding Tuesday las fol daily In Washing
ton county. Vegetation backward through hs south
vess part Of The ssale, and many cattle dying
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tive paper; but this he cannot do without csstlag
aside all bis party machinery, affiliations and
contracted notiona Seine twenty three years ago
we were editor of tho Pe~s'ysvanss~ and had we
not come into conflict with certain political
scoundrels who contr.ved TO pull the wool over
the eyes of our two copartners (exoellent COM
positors, but nincOmpoops In other respeots)-
had it not been for this we say, the Ledger would
never have been heard OF. We wish Col Forney
full success, notwithstanding what has passed
between us Ia hanging on 10 the skirts Of tho
democratic party, however, as he has done for
the last fifteen pears, as party organ, we fear
that no has thrown the best fifteen years of his
life away. Such utterly selfish politicians as Van
Buren, and Marcy robbed us Of at least eight of
our best years for active service; but we have
had our satisfaction out of them, full and COM
plete.
SPECUI-ATORs IN ANxrErY-The little villain
and his clique Of stock gamblers are In terrible
state Of mind, because, II seems they have not had
q slice Of FIJI Thay as Land Company stock for
the reclamation ct Old Virginia Their mouths
have been watering at the brilliant prospect and
now they express their chagrio BY the usual twsd-
die about old Potod and old Parker Vein. We
suppoee that tho losses Of theee stock fsublersby
Western railroad bubbles, Post Office bubbles
Broadway railroad bubbles and sn other bubbles
which they have blown up, have Increased their
anxiety to get . bite at iii Thayer and his
brooches pocket Well, they are welcome to 1t
We shall interpose no objection We are not In
terested in any Of the land companies, or land
bubbles, as they call them. We merely publish
Ell Thayer's announcement, and give the state
of the market, a. the historian of the passing
events of the time, "a we were the historian Of the
wrigg,iugs, the twisting and turaings and hum
bugs put forth BY the Wall street gamblers in re-
lation to Potosi and Parker Vein in their day.
II Ell Thayer, Of Worcester, or that other
Land company Of Auburn, which sent US some
scrip the other day. do not give the little villain
ard his clique of stock Chambers a chance, per-
haps they may desire to try their LUCK in six or
eight other Land companies, managed by some of
our Leading Hnsnciers, and which are to be 70
vived within few days We shall publish List
of them e. soon a. possible and then ell the little
Villains can make their selections
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LAURA KEns rmAsns-" Tn Qvunox o. xossr "a
comedy In i've acts literal ranslausu Of the 'Quesn
d'Argenk"-lhs lAss work Of Alexander Duuaas fs-asv
being acted n The 0yase, PA, psodaced he~S -
night Tho s'eucsson q Aeaey"s moro didsoso ~
dramatic. P.os there Ia noos worth mcnuoains ana -
story, suchas w. turns chiefly ,hs anAnoasl spuU
Tons Of cas Jean Girad 1ar. George Jordsn), psss
who hes rsen 70 sras position In socssy By adopting -
motto currea n New York well Paris, "Ge< moaeg
He operates upoa NJ Duriea (Burues),s retired ba.Ap
and desires The hand Of bis niece Mise de Roocour a.
Kate Re.snods) lse loves Rsus dc Charzay &C. Wis.,
egh). 1he inxigucs and meannesses Of Giraud are -
exposed. He Is turned Out u Durieun hsnsA
and the high minded Rene obtains the fair Elise rAs D.
erest Of The play rests almost eotrcy upon GirAad 49,
character Was very well played BY Mr. Jordan d vs.
perfect type cf The vulgar curpc, with bis low
and his constant boosting OF his money Many NsG
Yord payuuna could see himself Ia hunosis n -
Giraud The dialogue " good, but voiumnous; an -
play Acts action All the characters well drawn -
form photograph Of French n tho prcscsS 1sV
Tue play 10 well acted, well dressed and we'd doao Il
every respect, but "a hardly lively enough 70 ieass
strong hold upon The public aaecuoas Inc house -
well Oiled.
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italian OrsQA-MM Ds GA2zAsuA IN 'LUcRnaA BoeMA.
The 9TH performance Of the prescott took pAns =
Eiblo's Garden astnight Tho opera LucreEsa h.
ga" and the house quite full encouraging sign -
the public has, at Last been aroused 70 knowledge 4 -
great merit Of tho artists Madame do Gsxzanga achieves
another triumph In Increns and confirmed all the puss
that has been given hes for her superb rendering e
voes,A and Leonora The great In the secsad -
where the dramatic interest OF the OPEN culmlnaaes -
never been better given In New York, and mot sdlsa
well Tho trio and final Duet Of this act mAAs .
rxe, and tho artists were rewarded with ~ e.csss
and oceans Of applause Aes last night tho positisa q
Mme de GaxxAngs the FIRST Of dramatic singers here n
assured Her faults simply technical, who her gve
merits are Sufficient TO blot them all OUT She esSbiAs
thai magueto sympathy with and control evar the &C.,
ence which 10 the Test Of artistic merit Brgnou Cen
naro Amodio tho Duke, and Miss Phillips as Ors1ul
were ali excellent; and q whole do not reuemb6
that have heard the opnra we'll sung and -
well acted "NOrmA" u announced for Friday,
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ooanties whore the xta streastA Of he dc.,oer,v .
they have, usdcrstand BY rcsciuons al ,he;r nom1a
In the oaers section Of State are represe.teS
good d short he said 10 be iavincibie in tho o,a =
The peopse here turn up ttsr eyes /. ut,c~ ,n.,..
AZ tne progress winch The HxRAs is making. Many ssSw
where viii stop, and seem anxious ascertain whe>f
an addition will be made 10 the price Of the paper poss
toned TO the increase In its sine which you annoanoT
IA your psrpose V nAke.
IexYect IN few days, b be able to Furnish you $50
which are nov n work
WASHINGTON, April q, 1867.
The Vau ovsS Mad cbvarud-The Reason ,eas Nsysnus
Tho Wuy Walker ~as AIDED .,sA Fasbsasoy
observe In your Washington despatch that you have
the fs,iswing,-
The FeatEas4er General haS just completed couS,s~s
with C. X Garrison, fcr carrying the mail between Nesr
rsctpt-sr Csrmick-having been annued owing = re-
pested fixtures.
Now, this rich tbeaoe for ooxarneot aad oootrsA -
twees the last and present administrations -Four ysas
ago Mr. Carnck transferred this contract 70 Charles Ny.
gan, with tho coasent q the Postmaster General Ms
carried tho mails regularly In the reAs and o.
za0a, between Vera Cras and New Orleans until the Wen
er wM broke os In Nicaragua Then fe mail secvtce Yves
perfOrmeA resuary, aad finally the Texas and oraahs
were Withdrawn BY the consent Of Postmasee' Ccssse
CsmpbsR and enployed BY Morgan and, Gartsoa u "A
Walker, Attn Same Hms Marcy, tho secretary q aa.
State Department~as aghting .waikie and the Po d.
Department was by this arrangement witb CAAsts
horgaat osupp'y was with and provisions yPso-
sdena duH pcsted on this double dsaxags
and p9ts stop very soon 70 such violation Of plain - z
Congress- which required the steamer mail service twln.
every month between Vera Cruz and Now Orleans Osico
Morgan had TO explain, and the was snnulieA ~
consent, 80 that new could be taken by GarrbnS
the partner Of Charles Morgan. This was one Of tho ~
for the Texas and Oxaba being Withdrawn from N
ragua. is now reported by some Of the tools Of TO-
master General Campbell who still In ths dSpsvS
ment, that II was Carmck who in fault But this b =
cover one OF the many plumbers Of Campbell Csruhk
bad anything do with the performance Of the -
service He only secured the contract aid his Impress
contract from Vera Cruz and Acapulco to San Franoi
and quite lucky in persuadng Commodore MorkaA 3
take Oh hs hands, is thought thai Horatio King, m
Assistant Postmaster General, Is responsible for e
the bsundets Of Campbell Ibeheve King received hs ~
psntmeat through the influence OF Gov HaInun Of Mkno
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81. LsUa, ASra n, lS4y.
ae 81 tho eAska ~ cssc6s Ger March Is recctvcd.
psrtssa q the rcuasns q Tho Indian agent Dodge,
had teea es1Hd and iatcrred IL psst Dc6Aace.
CApl GAtbs nd seea scvercay ws~adedsip eogsse-
useat with the hdiaAs.
- AAd PseStss.
indias tepredAtssx had sees freSoes4 sod estensve
and nanbers Il then had kees osetaken sad Killed by
the troops.
Major Fry arrived Al Aibss~er1~e ~ia ose hundred
and afty Thousand dollars Ger TIE desAxt0sesk
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Interesting from Washington.

ILItiEss op TBB rRxsrDSar@rHE HBRRIcx Rxyy-
LArIoss, VITO.
WAsnoros, April q, 1867.
The Cabinet did no, nee. usual to-day and will no,
until "Wednesday owing 70 tho absence Attorney Gene
raj Black, who en here for Peansylvsna o. Saturday
last
The President has hsd another attack Of National Hotel
dsesse but Is better 10 day.
Senator Hunter arrived here this evening and Is stop
ping al Wizards. lie has como here, understand, to
setlo the Hcrrick i~trp1s. Mr. Clayton, through the
advice OF Secretary Cobb, addressed letter 70 senator
Hunter showing up Horroks charges, and asking his ro
novsL sensor Hunter viii probably comply viu, tho
With u the adminisu sjon.
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their return of inests held 10 the Uok u the Sss
sicns; but After The LIST II May, under the provsians
OF The charter. tho isqsests must be fed IL tAe
City Inspectors of6cc, exoept s~ch implioate par
ties In murder or ms,aAF, and these must
he handed ever 10 the Pdao Justices. The Coro-
pers' Office viii be removed on the Lat Of May 70 the
room now occupied by the City inspector, No.
Centre street.
ment had meeting yesterday afternoon to hear the
case Of Engine Company No. A. who were complain
ed against for taking the sidewslk-previous to re-
ceiving orders from tho Chief Engineerin Columbia
street. near East Broadway. and afterwards suspend
ed therefor by the Fire Commissioners for six
months. The Common Cosnoil NOT having yet son-
armed the Suspension. the company applied TO the
committee for hearing. upon which 1t appears that
the streets were bockaded with Ice 80 that the en-
CINE could only get along by taking the sidewalk as
the engine weighed over 100 pounds, and there
were only fourteen members attached 30 Il; they
were weary, having been ON duty during the day.
a. the company were doing duty in four districts.
The committee consider the punishment "a rather
severe. t.t 0Aa "a
Tho important 4uestion 90 hong before eur courts
n equivics o. unsettled position, Is TO the liab
lily Of foreign Consnls to be sued in the federal
Courts Of the United States WIS decided yesterday
by Chief Justice Nelson the United States Circuit
Court, for the FIRST time. The question came up in
q claim Of Mr.. Graham against Meesrs. Meyes &
Stucken (the latter being Consul Of the kingdom Of
Hanover). on Q mercantile suit to set aside bills Of
sale Of steam vessels to the aggregate value Of
$500 900. Tho decision, which Is carefully and ably
compiled by the learned Judge viii be found In full
in our legal intelligence. motion for writ Of ne
Great against Consul Stucken was denied, on the
grounds SET forth by the Judge who aso states that
this court has jurisdiction to hear and decide the
motion, notwithstanding the plea of consular phvi
leges This Is the first time that it has decided
that Consuls can be sued in the federal courts.
The cotton marke, continued arm yesterday, while sales
were confined about 500 900 bales. The -four market
higher yesterday, with good local and speculative
demand including purchases of Southern brands for
export and closed al advance, especially the higher
and grades, OF i5c 3Oc per barrel Whea, held
above the views OF buyers which checked transactions
Corn held sOc. for Western mixed and Southern
yellow while sales OF moment TRANSFERRED Pork was
heavy and lower with sales OF " III 70 81
and prime S1S 50 $lS CO. The rain In the fore
neon tended check saes OF sugar the market Arm
however while sales confined 10 aboat 800 hhds
Cuba muscovsdo rates given In another column. Coffee
elsewhere. Ireghts Continued irregular, with Light
gagemea.S, while 6oar aud grain FOE Liverpool no
mimi
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Hllssovlx-i PoMtlcS.

81. LooS, April 81. 1857.
James g. RAiSns, recently recommended for Governor
by the Americas Conveaalos, hnsef candi
date for thai sor, In sppston the Candidate Of the as
6oaAl democracy.
0overnsr Jscksss has AxeA the Sd Of August for the
oseosa 6t' the vscssoy caused by the resignation OF
Qover~sr PsAk
Tho eecos ssr Judges " TIE supreme and other Courts
Z Axed Or the Ora NondAY u ANkusl
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Steam Dsaie~ Erpiosseo--scvcr.I Persoos In
jurcd.

z"']1nVf
Ths bc,sc~ cf The steam p.anlns mill Of Messrs Ray
mood 4 Hathaway, Of this city, exploded this morning
and seriously Injured Eve persona OF whom has
ded and two Others MOI expected 70 recovcs. The
buAsdlng aimoss eoiirely demoA.hed.
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sems-A.noal Meeting Of tho Now York state
Temperance society.
AEUsr, April y, 1861.
Tue cnoess ~ The Se~ York Stale Temperance socesy
have Issued call for the semi annual meeting q he 80
c,c,y .. Albany on the 7th Of juno