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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

Notice-The ousssntine Conus.eser' give naeSe inst
they have placed ye!o. spar bU01s q desnA'e ~
an, anchorage in SANDY Hook Ra1isF Bay on TIE so"-
ing bearings -, 4, III A..
Tie souhan and East N Buoy Is w y one mae o. I
Buoy No i0ofELs S W SIT n. N. W. W., II miles, and
j. = in feet
Jke Northern nd Eastern Buoy bears hS the Red peg
no. - n w. ". Il miles; tom Fort Toathus LsnI O.
W. s miles, snd from the Segth eastern StsahuIe bAS
y IL Of a mile ed is in ~ 'tr: water , -,
The Sonth western Buoy bears w BY > mics from ,ns
Southezee Buoy ssh from Princess Bay Light , T. oy l.
4 al { m,lss and Is in 2 2teet water -,
The NORTH western Bgoy bears w. by 5 miss noun me
Buoy aud from Princess Bay shi z py D
miles and IL IN II feet water. 49, :.
The dEasions bsye been prepared by G. w 5lsnt
Of the flot Commissioner ct request OF ne ssies-
.i.nsa GEORGE GALL.
EGBERr BENSON,
OBADIAH BOVINE,
Couussssu w TIC Ielora of Ihe SaS,sssias s,srss-
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Cen, scott Mt the Battle of Cerro Gordo.-TO
LONERs OF 1HE FINE ARTS, MILITARY sOCtETlFs,
CLUES &c For sale tne original historical picture on Liea
Gen Winfield the Battle Il Crro GTdo This ad
bic portrait Of the Hero Of Mexico now on P-
yate view gallery Il the Institute NO.
$50 Broadway Fox permission TO view sppy At the Office OF
he Institute.
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On A PLEASANT MODE OF LEARNING TO READ.
the authorof Peep Of Day., Sc &C Beautifully hlg'
traed Small ITO, muslin, gilt, 20 cents.
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NyANTEn-A situation by respectable Woman,
w to do GENERAL HoUSEwoRS. Apply at Nc. isi
M.iisop-st
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Mem Publications.

EVER's NEW NOV + L E.
HARPER e. BROTHERS,
Nos ST TO SS5 PeaTl-st. (FrsnAlin sq1srel
PUBLISH THIS MoRSISG:
r,1JE, FORTUNES OF GLENCORE.
a NOVEL By CHARLEs LEy.R. Author Of Charle. ONA.-
" IL :. The Martins Of CrI Martin" The Datous y
The Dodd Family Abroad" SIR Jasper CaTew,' Sc.
clever amusing spic. with telling satire written through
ont vigorously and kscnly.' LONDON Athen3um
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EEJI So HONDURAS.

d o II L.
BY A srRoLLEE EvRorE Third Edition. l@mo muslin
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NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, JUNE ~, 1851

EIR'S GREAT PICTURE
w THE
FAfBARKATION OF THE PILGRIMS
DTLFT-HAVEN, A. D.. 100.
Now Oh view at the G.LLEEIss y
NV WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS Co.
No $50 Broadway.
NATHEMATICAL lNSTRUMENTS.-Just
received very 6ue assortment Of superior drawing il
'"'H''' ". SCHAUS No So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

EDWARDS.S RANDOM SKETCHES OF EU-
ROPEAN TRAVEL.
RANDOM SKETCHES AND NOTES OF EUROPEAN
TRANFI. IN 1885. BY the Rev. JOINS L. EOwAsDs, A. ~
limo, Muslu, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

THE NEW COOKS OF THE SEASON,
Published BY
HARPER 4 ROTH I r ;.
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MISS MUCOUS NOTHING NEW.
THE STUDENTS GIBBON.

THE HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE
ROMAN EMPIRE By EDWARD GIssoN. Abridged, in
cororatus the researches Of commentators by VIII
I'm SMITH LII d.. editor Of the Classical Dictionary
hnd Dictionary Of Greek and Roman Antiquities" IL
srsied by 100 Engraving on wood Uniform WIN LiddIe
Rome. 7c5 pager limo muslin 81
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Go formers anh Others.

GARDEN and HAY RAKES, sCiTHES,
sp,airs md Manure Rort., sAcyel' Hoe. SPade nels
Hatchefs Axe. Pruning Saws Shears md Chhse' hasa-
Pow, Garden Trowels, kc.-for sale By
CHAS. s LITTLE Co, Sos - and - Fal,on-,t
HOYT's BONE UPER-PHOSPHATE 81
III LIME-The les, fertilizer for POTATOES. tohS
BUCKwHEAT and TURNIPS especially wsnsn.ea $50
Price . Is pei tun. For sale BY A LoSSEry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

NOTICE-n acoordanse with tbs above, meeting will be
hod at the City Assembly Rooms No AS Broadway on
thursday EVENING, llth inst, al which MI COUGH
Will deliver al adartss. ,..
The Hon JAMES HARPER vii preside, sssi.ted by WA
T. DODGE esq. Tickets 25 cents doors open at o'clock;
exercises 10 commence 81 o'clock.
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NANTED--A situation by 4 respectable Protes-
w tant Ghl a, CHAMEERMAID aud WAITER, or genera
Houssmsid IN small family M obie, ton In the coan,yl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
fireworks.

ElREWORKS.-A general asscrtmeht Of plain
,nA lrsS FIREWORKS and Of the best quality for sale
- BADEAu, LOCKWOOD Il Co,
W No 81 Wszhleyfcn
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yr the convenience Of purchasers give the names Of
, Of r beet Merchants in different locations who sell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

NvANTED-A situation as CHAMBERLAIN
w ard WAITER; every way competent Can refer
to her present place 50 Sidney place Brooklyn fom TO "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

CITUATION WANT + Dry Trustworthy
- Young Woman a. CHAMBERMAlD and WAITER. OF 70 DO
Hos,uork in email family is competent for either stuaon
particularly in her person and about work highly
commended. Can be at Mrs Manninss No 10 Ithas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10
Uants.

4 SUPERIOR Protestant COOK and CHAM
n BFRMAlD may be oe,sinea BY applying At No 1874 East
nth st., third door. Inquire for Mrs. BARrlEN.
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81
WELLS'S HONDURAS.
EXPLORATIONS AND ADVENTURES ~ HONDURAS
co~pEIsINc SKETCHES TRAVEL N rHE GOLD REGIONS
oy or a. cHo AID A REVIEW o. rHE History AND GEN,
mn RESOURCES or CENTRAL AMERICA with Origud
MAJ. and numerous Illustrations. by WILLIAM " WELLS
syo. Muslin -
THE CUILDS BOOK OF NATURE.
FOR TIRE Use OF FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS; INTENDED
To AID MoTnLRs AID IgsCHERSS TRAlNt>G OHLoSEN
~ 1ur OBsFRylTION NATURE In Three Parts ran
PLANTs. Part II. ANIMALS Pant Ill AIR, NArES,
Ur.r LIGHT. &C. BY NoRTHiSGroN HOOKER, VI
Aub.r Of PHYSICIAN aud Patient" Human FhyHol ~ r.
Ri,hy Illustrated With Questions iOE the Use OF Ieachefs
ne tltte ra,ts cInyste In VOLUME small 40 musn,
e. %: separately muslin, a. cents each
NORDIIOFF'S ISLAND WORLD STORIES.
STORIES or THE ISLAND WORLD BY CHA9Lss
SolppoFF, author Of "Mauof War Life" The MeT-
chant Vessel" Whaling aud Fishing &c Illustrations
l6mo., muslin, Is cents.
THE BIBLE AND THE PEOPLE.
COMMON SENSE APPLIED TO RELIGION; Or The
BILE AND PEOPLE. BY CArhAkiNE T. BEEGHER'
Auhor Of Letters to the People on Health and fispp
ness" Physiology and CasheEics,' Domestic Econ
omyp "Domr.tc Receipt Book" Ge l2mo., Muslin, 81
THE DAYS OF MY LIFE.
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. By the Author + Margaret Matt
land Liieseaf," Sc New edition. limo Muslin.
IS
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II O K J u n T.
APPLETONS'
ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY AND STEAM
NAVIG ALTON GIrIDE

Con,sinng Seventy Maps New Time Tables, new Readir
Natter not contained in former numbers Guide 70 Nate
ue Places and Sumner Resorts Published Monthly. undo
the supervision the Railroad Companies One Volume,
raees Price, twenty-five cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

L
pOIT LIFE IN EGYPT AND NUBIA By WN. C.
PRINr Author Of Tne Old House by the River and
Later Years" Illustrations limo. Muslin, 5 -
MISS MULOCH'S NOTHING NEW.
NOTHING NEW. Tales: BY the author Of 90 John Halifax
FAMILY" .Agatha's Husband" A Hero" &c Svo
Paper 50 cents .
Nothing New " embraces:
Lord Frlisfoun The Last House 10 c. street.
Aw,n's First Wife. A Family in Love,
n Srasta,ius Low Marriage,
n. Wa,er Cure A Double House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

HNHE IOWA CITIZEN is the best paper in tn

West as q medium through which TO advertise. II also
ves detailed OF the Of Western Railroads
aud land Specuaons and through which Capitalist
can secure profitable Investments Toxins 81 per year. Ad
dress W. II FARMER. Des MoiEes. Iowa
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Che 6nrf.
pleasure Gsfarsions

pleasure Excursions.
EXC- RSIONS !-EXCURsI0NS - EXCUR-
II slOES The well known steamboat WASHINGTON,
the ctSioious eIer.iJBbOs: ruunisE has been
fitted ~ expressly for the eIcursioB Pie. wishing
ehs.tT ca learn pz ul-Ts Is Appy-s 70 thr
Nos 81 snd 2t6 II gison-.t,, or No rs Nrst.t
L'XCURSLONS.-The fHe DOub.s-decked Barge
~ IRENE MO y painted put u sOmP orde furnished
With AID ooor. will be Chartered Al.o
the sslmL,Sfs MING PHILIP, YOUNG AMERICA q.
FRASER AID CAMSJ.LE Apply n J. CLrFE, 10y Eroad
e. ~ the Captain board, foot Of Adams =. bookJa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

BoYLSToN, June g. 1857.
To the Rel. T. L. CvrLus, JosErE HoxE, esq, HARLOW
ROYs aud others.
Gcf4msn Your Kind invitation 10 give aFarewe Lee
ture partuTe Tor Great Britain
received this morning Ia reply would state that will te
happy place my al disposal on Thursday
the that Will suit convenience Please accept
acknOw foT expressions OF conf
d,uce friendship II gTses much 20 receive such
OF old and tined friends Oh Ia
eve Of my departure tor another held Of labor.
With sincere and all, ctiouste regards,
/ Ia oct truly Yours,
JOHN Il. COUGH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
I'D Extraordinary triumph Of good coed taste and good
morals the effective domestic drama Of this other
age THIS EVENING a. u o'clock a. well AZ THIS AFTER
Noon 10 O'Clock, FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS. Tom
Trumper c. W. Clarke; Gabriel PummP,t, Mr.. Hadaway
Marian Orion The Living serpent the Happy Family
kc. Admission 25 cents Chldres under ten. IA cents
NATIONAL ACADEMY of DESIGN-The 32d
IN Annual Exhibition ID the National Academy Il open
daily from D. m. No. COS broadway, opposite
BoId-st. T. ADDtbOk RICHARDS Cor Sec n A.
YJNHE CONCERT and BALL on WEDNESDAY,
II June 10 CONCERT az p. II; BALL az IN.
BELLFVITE GARDENS. BELLENUE GARDENS, BELLE
We GARDENS. BELLEVUE GARDENS, BELLEVUE
GARDENS. BELLENIE GARDENS.
CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Crystal Palace Is
- still open the rhi end contain. many interesting AID
curious things Tbs stsssIy alone worth the price Of ad
mission
4 CADEMY Of MISIC To LET-FOr Operas,
"A Concerts Balls LectsTes and uA respectable purposes
Apply y. n. WOLFE NJ. . South 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

WANTED-By genteel Protestant Girl a
w situation as sEANSTRESS and CHAMBERMAlDi
does al styles family sewing neatly 10 regular Chamber
nSd has objection e. the country Tor III. Summers the be-;
ofcty reference Call No s6 East 2 It, In The Fancy Store
Tor two
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

u COUNTRY FORTY MILES AROUND CHICAGO,
showing Tie Quarter Sections all the new Towns R,lr
Adlr,ss RUFUS BLANCHARD, Chicago, III.
Il B. has Map of the Streets Of Chicago, which will
al,o be mailed for % cents
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4 BOOKKEEPER wants SITUATION. Re
~ fers to his last employer. Address BOOKS, Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-10

Notice-The Committee having the subject Of the removal
of ID, LANDING Of the North aud River Steamboats, under
confederation, will meet in Room No. City Hail. on
WEDNESDAY, 10th inst, az All persons interested
w JAMES Il STEERS,
ED. &. MCCONNELL, / So..;.i
JAMES GRIFFlTHS, fCoSyPP,n1t..
HIRAM COHWIN 'N''
MORGAN l.. HARRIS
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-01
Orouil,c 1aj,p Entte RctrrG.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 1>t, 1854.

FEoM Plrr ll;rR. 1--we extract the toI-
lowing interesting intelligence from Pi't
River. from rhe freka Union. The intor-
nation was furnished them by Mr.. Wiley }.
Fox. who returned from Pitt river few
days ago, in company with Mr.. s. hockha"t
The company found no snow in the valley
Ga the 2J,n OF Starch they killed an indiaA
who was out as a spy for the tribe, and on
the 9Th of April they surprised rancherla
and killed sixteen, among them two or three
women AMI enc child. They also took %
prisoners of the women and children they
set the women nj ii6er:y and kept Tie call
iren On the Eth Of April they killed an
other Indian, making eighteen in all. The
Indians at first denied having anything to
ID with the murder Of the whites last win
ter, and said it was done by the Modocs
but finally. squaw, who gaS a prisoner
Acknowledged that their tribe participated
in the massacre. aud said That three Of the
Moaoc tribe we're there, as we'll AZ the Hat
Creek Indians, and tribe living in Grass
Valley, on the East Fork of Pit river 0n
the 18th the party hung an Indian whom
they had taken prisoner in her presence,
aud She was threatened with death VI she
cid not divulge the truth, when she made
the above statement She made other state
mcnts in regard to the massacre, which they
afterwards learned to be true. She saih
Harry Lockwood had poem attacked at his
house, about one o'clock in the afternoon,
and that he had killed five OF the Indians
before they killed HIM. The Indian faches'
and IA white man were out after load OF
hay, aud were attacked on the road and
killed. They did not learn any particulars
q the time or manner q the death OF any
OF the others, except the German, whose
name is not known and whose body they
found. His throat had been cut, his lett
arm cut of just below the elbow, a chain
fastened to his leg and the body thrown IN
to ;hc river.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-01

D9- Ur. J. l.. CzApKAy.-rhe gentleman whose
name forms the caption of this notice is one OF the
few modern pig sicans WHOSE application TO his pro
sesson aud dey olun to the afflicted, render him alike
an ornament 10 tho ono and benefits the Other.
hungarian by brth,he sought with kossuth to place
his country among the nations of earth, beyond the
Ooprcssors rule that her might rejoice in the
practice of those precepts which are alike our glory
and our pride In his efforts SO to do, he has reaped
,he reward of netectual resistance 10 oPpressOn,and
"a home aud country know him no more" Apart,
however, from his claims upon our consideration as
a patriot the testimonials of character and capacity
which he brings en,e him topubhc confidence t"
the exclusion of those who possess neither the one
or the other As gentleman his character is unfair
nished IA Il physician, ais skill unsurpassed; and
TO thosa whose iEirrudence has left upon them the
tnipts of disease, we can oonscientiously commend
him with the assurance that in him they will find
friend whom to know is great gain. The Dr's office
is No. Band Armory Hal corner OF Sacramento
N,ortp,mery streets San Francisco. ali-3m
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-01
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For circulation IN the mining and agricultural his-
i-its of the courtv will contain the local and general
news ofthc wcpl. iutcrspersrd with interesting ms
ccilanpuu. readttg matter. Il will contain twenty
.lht columns @; readinc matter aud WI be one 81
the largrsl and cheapest Weekly Newspapers ia the
S.alc. Published every Saturday. rrms--Sj per
Annum; TX months. ~; three months.s2.
AnvtRrts EMENTs. per square "i ten lines or les9'
Ar i,s.rti,n 500
81. ,,,y,.',,,.u, iuaertion 80
rfr" \ Hh,rai 5educti"uwill bematc in favor OF
those no dVerttse by The wear
l.y- Business cnr1s inserted on reasonah"terms.
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-01
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OFTHE

AGE!-Great Blessing to Mmnkind!-lnnocenl bnt Po-
tcnt!-Dr. L. j. Czapkay's Prophylacticum (Self Dis
injecting Agent,) sure preventative against gonor
rhua and syphilnic diseases andan unsurpassed rem
edy Tor ali the venrris. ~sro.lhoFs, RanSrcnous aud
cancerous ulcers. etid discharges from the VAGINA
uterus aad urehra and ail cutaneoUs erupionS and
diseases. As innoculaOa Is IA preventative against
small poN, so pr. Il i. Czapkays Prophiiacllcum
"a preventative against syphiitcal and gonorrheal
Diseases Harmless in itself, 1t possesses the power
of chemically destroying the syphliltlc VIRUS ana
thereby saving thousands from being infected with
the most loa,hsome OF all diseases, Let no yOnnS
man Who appreciates health be without Dr. cap
kay's Prophilaccum. 1t is in very convenient pack
ages, and will he found CONVENIENT to use, being
used "a a soap Price s.. For safe at Or lad.
,lapkay's Office, SACRAMENTO street, below Mongom-
cry street Sau Francisco.
An order. must DE addressed TO l.. j. Czapkay,
D. san Francisco. California. MA
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-05-01
Municipal Election.
Notice.

FRENCHTowN CASAE NISiNG Co.
Tho STOCKHOLDERS Of the Freuchlown anal Winning
COMPANY are hereby notified tba he 1ru,esof said
Company have thu 18th dag February 1851. levied
an assessment Of 10 per cent on the a-sfssabie stock,
PAYABLE al the TTeasurer's rco. MarysYihe on or
before the 2d day ~ April. 81, together with per
cent o. the 10 per cent ieyted on The 4h o. February
last 1851 By order OF the BoaFd OF Tru stees
matt tANOS FARGO, Secretary.
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OrpuiIIs Dailg Butte Rerogh.
PUBLISHED DAILY (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED
80

rT'" OrFtcE-In Record Building on Myers street,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Orovlle.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26


TEE PoTATo RoT.-As the potato rot has
again appeared amongst that much esteemed
vegetable aud wishing to suggest an idea to
our farmers that may lead to further investi-
cation Of the cause Of the rot, IL not to dis
covery of it, l give the following experience
Of worthy farmer Chichester county: When
he discovered his potato vines dying and his
potatoes commencing TO rot he set towork and
pulled up all the vines both dead and alive
ones and in so doing he discovered grub
worm or insect that was eating out the heart
Of the vines near the ground and under the
ground clear to the potato and where the
worm had reached the potato through the cen
ter of the vine aud root, he found the potato
to be either diseased or entirely rotten. But
where the vines were not yet dead though the
worm was found in them and had not r"A"hed
the potato they were sound and remalLsI 80
after being taken out. Now this strikes me as
a very plausible reason for the disease. Many
reasons for which opinion could give but
wish to be brief, and those who have an op-
partunity to observe and examine their crop
next season may be able to throw more light
upon this very important question, what is the
cause ofthe potato roti LOVE- LroHr.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
Com erCial,
WII1i..Ion I1InrHeI., NOV. rs

WfImin xIon SlarReIs, NOV. ID
PLoUR.-Western brands of Extra owing to
n creased receips have slightly declined. We
quote at So O0a6 %. Superflne So 15a0 co.
Country flour Sc 00a6 rs. Buckwheat flour
So 25a2 so. Rye -four 81 so. Indian meal
white 75c. yellow zoe.
GRAIS.-Wheat 81 20; old Corn 65c.i new
Corn $780,; Oats 20; Buckwheat soc.
MILL FEED.-Middlings 90c.al 10 iBest Ship
stuff 5Octs; Common Ship 40; Shorts, %.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS,
Flour AND MEAL.-The Flour market is very
quiet. Holders Offering standard brands
at S51 per Dbl. Sales to retailers and bakers,
| for fresh ground at $5!aS6a per Dbl, and fancy
brands, from S63 up to $72. Rye Flour is now
held atS4 so per bbl., and Corn Meal is held
at SO IL per barrel.
GRAIs.-The receipts Of Wheat continue
light, and there is very little demand for IT.
Southern red is held at ST. 25al 20, and 81 81
al SO for good white; only a few samples were
sold. Rye is offered at 76 cts. Corn is in de
mand, with sales OF yellow at 75a76 ceEts.-
Delaware Oats are in fair supply, at 81a40c
per bushel, afoat.
CLoyERsRED.-The demand has fallen on
with sales at SO 90 per GA lbs. Timothy i
bringing S23 per bushel. OF Flaxseed-th
market spare and IL iswantsd, at 40 cents pc
bushel.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26


Ma. En;ToR 81 am informed that this delay
was strikingly illustrated In our Superior
Court Of its present session. Why is it that al
the offences nearly, amounting to some fifty,
| against the Sunday liquor law, were postpon-
| ed Surely there must be something wrong,
when Offenders against the best interests Of
society arelallowei to pass from Court term to
Court term, until the chances are that the wit
nesses will all be spirited away, and the often
der go unwhipt Of Justice. Many of these
yiolators OF law, had clearly forfeited their Ii
cense; who instead of looking through felon's
bars as Justice would demand have now, by
the postponemept of their trials, six months of
time granted to them to continue their evil
deeds In.
hope the Court has some excuse for this
seeming disregard of the welfare of society.
1t can surely be no light matter to let slip such
offenders, to prey on society. Oar Courts were
Instituted for the protection of our citizens
against wrong doors, and when they fail to sub
serve that purpose, they fail to answer the end
Of their creation. Is the term time limited,
that such cases should be put off, and If so is
il not time to remodel our Judiciary 1 should
think so. twas thus the violators of the pro-
hibitory law escaped, by the claws delay"
Verify there is something wrong in our civil
polity, when such cases occur and our citizens
should at once take the proper steps to correct
the evil. JUSTICE.