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,iats. II sotth,fh Michigan and Cleveland and To-
Ia 49, IA. marked e1JItemen', spd cash STOCK was
-. -. Ia these stocks, y, web ~ IN llho
T.I ,he deliveries arr mtrle with T''ch d'i"uhy
~. k, could be lOssed wi'icst interest IL"
io, mart, -t show disr0si' te put "at their c'o
49, - ce<zain ftocks, Of winch Reading and kne
..o.r 4. he the facorites. ~ the former LOU
shares were put out, arr OF the ia"d
,,rv sold 100 shares et 39l, eelle' SIX
nonh.. The In@Vement il Toledo has assumed
considerable importance thu transactions to-day beng
g ~ sbares. u.ier which .he market improved y
c.e, In southern Michcrn there's an active demand
fr cash stocA, in preparations for the HJ''. WIN an
,,pusually wye differefce between "fsFaIar ana
s,rr, orf,>n. .ay 2 cont Tor sixty davs- The pur-
tosc If sa,h stock $500 TO 6Ss shares, the
,o,le, advancing 2F cent The c!osiTS sale was at
"a oo.r t1e Second Board. Illinois TcIal continued
% dccp,e at the morning Board, sHs sold a. low AZ
I33 Z ecod demend, however, sr,1ng up for 1t at
the second Board, and 1885, wa Oid at the close.
Erie opened rather firmly al AZ but being offered
treef the marke dropped and aNrr: Che Second Board
saL.. were made as low 40l, decline OF = cent
Reading with ales Of 5000 shares closed steady at
yesteroays priee, 792. n. y Central il unchanged.
TIE May bus'ness thus faT y about the same as in
HAY 1856 Cumberland is mere active, and advanced
70 49, Pie. 1urgh opened CHER than yesterday but
closed dull In Railroad b. nds and State stock the
market is yrIy dull. IlhnG Central bonds however,
are firm TIE changes during the week IN the principal
-. Ia., follp
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..a,,ns NJ, ps,,p..s .hs niece M Ms.er and child

90. And ehad Mrs Ps.oae .hd rece M Ma4r and ehd
N, sr. adv children and rerVsn,. y. z. Arthur Love-
III IN. ~ d. Richard Newton, N Ls,emeT, Mr. Hale
Mr. PsIu.f Lop.r Pai Wsf. lady I'D 'srvmi q a Smith
- Or Bal. sud lsdy l. WINK J. Mailer W To~n'rnd
cts.. r Towusud. Bac SrsIn g. NcLr.tt feTrs~oni D
Dr. ~, PSnd, ipr Pstsc AtrSio
Roc. P,res Marcos SAnt.'a Caracas MOI A. >. >
sl.i..,n NJ Gslard p Ia and servant Ms A"h .nu :
bfr,r Ni,s GaaId, M p Gs.aTi Mons C,,.Ie,, sons
Tgc, g. MsrckauG Louis Weiss ana SON m. MI ~
T. N.b.t h. PieeL Mrs Jackson. NillaIsoursa' i 10
C,orr. Y Richards lady AID servant MI "ruun II.
VAN M RAJ aig Lstiner Small Anton GG.uef soy s
,y.t Homer b Sandford, Henry Rosst H. hssnet n r
\ ID straAes g Gregg Chas Tll!fn.Gs hrs O,.I' L.
Mob, David ClsrS Mrs. CLARK Miss CisIA hst''Su a.
T,sn, VI Ilips y Y: Tssp.ter H. Geults lacy
ard ."Ty1pt + II seebeck aud LADY, Nile Je'ephne AnE1,
tine Rev j Murphy DR.. J. T, Dnrand koe'rs " 81
kai,er mia. - BetsncouTt L BeancauTt T.
cont y Bstsncour. Levi Pclout and son trn', 5%H n
Ho1.s and nephr~ Sheridan Br,ohyn' A Nj i, NJ,
Malonsl Mrs Hines,y d. sh,r Miss iaeTa
Abslv Capt r II Prou. Rob.Ti Clark anu last
ma Pii IbirI. fsdy and s.r,an'. Missouri Mr. Gc'che
ce.sc Mr.. Gsshle Baltimore NJ H. SAB sHG iady 81, 81
Skardou Cincinnati A Audrien. New or'ans NlN Al
bell starr C. Wilson and lady Total, 1885, -jo"V ~ specie
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The shipment Of the corresponding week last year
was 81 ,j6i AS the banks holding 81, 796s in gold,
and in the sub-treasury slO,OOS,OO7, together
So, SO4 SlS against s25, 1901 600 now The outward
specie movement during the week, it will be seen was
large. The deliveries to cOunterbalance the drain
have been 81 1907 900 from California and $4,000
from Liverpool. The subtreasury has also disgorged
$450,OO0 and some Of the interior exchanges being
in favor of this city our stock of bullion has been
strengthened from that source also. The bank account
Of Monday will probably be a satisfactory one
One of the paramount duties of a stakeholder in
railroad is to vote either in person by proxy at the
election of Directors and this duty the stockholders
of the Harlem Road are called upon to perform on
Tuesday next Two tickets are presented and stock
holders should compare them and vote for that which
is most likely to manage the affairs of the road most
judciousy and proftsby. We annex the two tickets.
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Pasaenxera Arrixc<i

rliIs Won Gans,orf KARL Te5ess ROT ". kossle,
WassmAn and lady y. WedeueyeT. T. W als = Esset.
der and family Martha o Tsyos and family BT.adbFdss
aud lsdy J. Smith family c. A. Hansen, C. PipeT d.
PsTssr and daughter j. L. Bryant w Mackney, @. Waite
and l.dy z. Bsrroush and lady T. W Thomas r. Ro3ier
Monte ndon family r Andrews and lady Mary stokes
Harriet o. Briggs and hmiy, Louisa Schesn, Abigail May
aud 24i in the steeTske.
n, ,,askip Ranmona from HambHrg-Mrs. Corris-en, A.
Corsssn F. Corrssen T. COrrsen T. Msrellon L Hermann
Sarah Fedanden {. Peterson, Do'othea Peterson r n
Lsuisr Msne l. Rc<nberg Fanny Ro.nbers Anna Rosen.
bers L. o. Dkey j. Nsg SOPHIE Nsst l. scameder-snd io
In ,cir Che. WMan from Port du- P''"ee-Rev Mr.
Judd aud ADV Geo. TrHcv.
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nsansferS. &c,

KY WEsr Nav l0-The ship T. Booker, Of Bath from Car
dh T. for New Orleans shore afternoon OF Che lst inst,
and h said 10 have bsed; six wrcckng vessels have arrived
with railroad iron part Of the Of OF TINS received
note from the capian dated 7h inst stating that the vessel wa
Rove aoa. evening Of 9th inst bit fearing she would sink let
her 20 the reef again prepsrson being made TO eaI
I'd pumps and large crew and she may Be saved -
TSs b,E Pb.isb Iof Rock,udD Spodord from New 0rears
for with 100 hhds tobacco and 75 bales cotton IN
ashore on North Key Shosl Tortusa ssht Of oth inst. and
wa. COT of sh arrived here yesterday leaking badly she
to-day large force h required % keep her
free By letter 10 Ellwood Walter, csc. . -
LIvEsPooI April 2sThe New York pseketship forsshife
arrived received damage to the bows from coll
lson with the II. B. Midway, hence fol- Philadelphia
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The Exchange market exhibits no feature of mpor-
lance Sterling il 909l per cent. Francs 5'2s@
5.I13.
Ere; hts conDue dril and nominal. To Liverpool,
400 bales Cotton at 2s. so tierces Beef at Cd. To
Lond n, 5000 Short Butts at &C. To Hamburg, ~
tuns Logwood, private terms; lbs tuns Fustc at
I2s 3D.. $50 bbls Flour, at IL. 3d. To Havre 5o
bbls Ashes at s8a$lO and 1000 gallons Rum at &c.
Bark Three Sisters to load slaves for Cete on private
terms ship for Cadz with light pipe slaves at 80.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was Receipts,
ss6 800 Payments, sl4S,56s &c including $4,000
California Drafts Balance l3,7S645 %, against
$l4 229, Asa last Saturday, showing gain to the
street of s45O,SO9
We annex a comparative statement Of the imports
of foreign merchandise at NewYork for the week and
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,J,rLct, P,nortedbu Tel.grnDb.

Providence, May l6-CoTToy remains quiet, with small
sales slight redsction in price from last week rates Wool
There has been more activity in the market for Pulled aud
less demand for Feece The stock Of the latter sales
Of the week IS 900 10 PRINTING CLoTHs-There has been
more activity market during the last three days sales Of
tie week, 81, COO pieces. .,
My oar FANS Nav i4-COrToN easier but not quotaby
lower ,aes TO-DAY bales; receipts today 800 bales ST.
car firm AZ lie. FLOUR firm Mixed CoRN 1890. PosX
frm AZ "A for mess Bareed LARD l5c. GVNNY CLoTH
n
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COURT CALENDAR-TnIs DAy.

SrpRENy CoURr-C RCVIT.-NOs. 50i, I62, 100,
ea Ic5 1855 i67 ss 1850 S2 6se $751; $751; IS S59 $50 Sl,
80 S65, 500, So, 574 SIS, 81. - m ~,
rouRT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERs-PaH l..
Nos u.s. SOC 45S 5S $50 Ss8 6e2 7B So COL e25 S42
40 s5a Par Ii-Nos $50 $50 $50 962 80, AZ Ssl S5s,
$40 549l 7l9 79, 8S3, SS5 839, 81. - m. ,,o
SUPERIOR COURr-TRIAL TERN.-NOs. 1874 SAG,
90 o55 557 CSC 8 6ag 522 400 <3O go a. 1875 IA 49, TO-
IA S76 s02 is9 81 H. e5l IT'S l64 IA 500, 6l2 $751; sf,
snS 6S7
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rs who are entitled 70 4, and who do apply %r IN
inel on :he same terrns 70 other stockbSsders who
j all apply for more than .hsm due PROPORTIONS
SO. kholders vi that they need "'t limit ;hsT
s.benptons 10 the 10 per co.. to w.ch they arc aO
svutely entitled. but ,ha>' aey are = liberty ' spp!
Gr such amount al The 'Eock a Fhey may de~'fe I"
have, without referonS 70 their, ro rata sha" anu
iiihey do So I'll W.! De equtsi1y treated - he hna'
distribution hcStxi ,ae stocktolders , der-;and,
apply for ehin Their 20 rata share oi the ne"
stock IN order 20 obtain & portion OF any surplus
which may no. Pc apphed-or by the pa',,es who are
entitled TO i. Bot many-'f the eountr1 SUBSCRIPTIONS
are rent in 70 the exact amount Of ne 10 T. cent TO
which they+src absolutely entitled, apparently undef
the impress that you'd lie uso'ss To apply iof
more W. alnde 20 subject iu~rder that all may
uuderstssd what the privileges up to the close oil
| busnes on the ~ h May inst, and country Stock
holder, will still hfe time, if thty desire to DO So 10
ipcreae their subs rpuons by ser or ytelegraph
Tiecesire mamie ted 70 take t stcek-the suDscrlp
obs to which already exceed = 900 600, exclusive Oh
the amour, rest we'd for fOre, stockhoders-hsses
| it probable that Of THIN may wsh to 60 co.
Fhe snbscnp.icn tonight rtaes 30 ll2 shares f'pre
.4ntng s4OlI 600 Among le large subscribers to-
| 9ny were Hayuet L. BoeL 200 shares; T. c. Furant,
$50 shares; j. L. Schoocr,t I, 900 shares, Sc The
Company nave decided B. issue certificates tor the
new ,oCk IS = cent paid and TO open regular trans
fer boo ksyaLirh meets ne wishes OF the BOARD OF
| Brokers.
The a-nual election % directors of the Bs1k OF the
| Common wealth comes &c on the lst June.
| the1sand dollar note, upon the Northern Bank,
Provid lce r. L. Of re date Of December 20, 1890,
was lost or stolen for: depOstor short time since.
II was the only note of that denomination out, and
the cashier has gsven notice that it WI not be re-
| deemed.
The Buffalo, Corning and New-YOrk Railroad was
,od on the 4h under foreclosure of the LIST Mortgage,
and brought 1915 $50 including the rolling stock. 1t
was bought by the lst Mortgage Bord-holders, who
will finish the rod from Batavia 70 Buffalo, and
work under a new organization. Tfefirst Mortgage
| isfor 81 100000.
| The earnings of the Mad River and Lake Erie Rail-
road for April show large increase over the CORE
.ponding month Of 1856. For April 1857, they were,
from all
For April %'9'
Increase (28 2 cent? lloio
This s made up of increase of freight receipts OF
nearly $4,000 and incidentas of 81 900, while in the
passenger receipts there is falling off of over OOo
The earnings of the Cincinnati and Indianapolis
| Road in April were:
Passenger 1899 10
-,a a5 90
Total.... ..............-...sf5S23 o8
| April, le6....................'''-'''' f"'oo
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latge Fupply and IN tot rnoderar recuest, and It e
urder.tooa ina, within Few days he ssscouus here
on Hsw-fvrk ascou-: have been Considerable. we
It'll quote sI = q srni for strictly fT-t-r!sss paper
and f0G l. for IT. bit Jingle nsne- offered. Blt
bu,iuess j. very d.'i he cCunry Bank DEPOSITS are
larger il.an ussal at e. season ~ .he wear the hnk
Of imports a o. arfiie 20 meuts j. over FOR the
SpIing. and, atOge the no. nu-h mpr'y IS wanted.
The Banks eeem hardly as rieu as lhsy have been
owing, Ie,haps, 70 the Grais al country Banks
which r,lhough lees thsn usual have recently M
creased b smount. S., regular oSrk customers And
no diairllty in getting money god notes at 6os
2 cent
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To Mariners.

THE BILL BroY-The steamship Marion from New York,
and steamer w Searook Savannah which reached THIS
mort Yesterday both report the Bell Buoy on this Bar 10 sink
ms The sesmer Aid has been employed 10 bring
into this PORT this morning should not have sunk out OF reecn
INV lCharleston Mercury.
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Receipts of Produce. MAY IL.

b. the North BOsn-24Oo bbs Flour, 10 pkgs Ashes
| 21I5 bush. Rye rs pigs. Whisky. $780,
Bv he Erie Raayad-Sj9 bbls. Provisions. SIT do. Whisky,
| E3 tkgs Butter, 1851 sides Leather, 100 Hides
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DIRECTORS.
Allan Campbell, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
William C. Wetmore Daniel Drew
Corneliu. vanderbilt William c. Wetlpor-
Daniel Drew, Charles W. SANFORD
Horace Brooks Horace F. Clark,
f fqan hSSPe Tdmona. I asn 1 e.Sps
Charles w SANFORD Horace Brooks
Henry 5. Blatchford. Albert Smith,
Samuel B. White, Nathaniel P. Bailey
Albert J. Akin, Albert J. Akin
Adm. R. BayHss. John Harper
Mr.. Albert II. Nicolay's regular semi-weekly aueSeu
sale of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday
next the 18th inst at l2l O'clock at the Merchants
Exchange.
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Company has de-
olared semi-annual dividend of 10 T. cent, payable
Jane l. The transfer book will be closed on the Goth
inst.
The business Of the Clearing House was s2s COS 00e
The Money market is extremely easy on call, and
some leans have been made at 6 y cent to stock
houses.
The Pittsburgh and Steubenville Railroad, we I'M
derstApd vas leased last week for term of forty
years by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The
important work is substantially completed with
the exception cf the bridges over the Monongahela
at Pittsburgh, and the the Ohio at Steuben-
vile. These, we are Informed, are under contract
ard the wale line e connection from Philadelphia to
cincinnati, S expeC,ed VII be in running order for
the Fall trade
The rev guaranteed ten per cent stock fthe Mich
Gan Southern aud Northera Indiana Railroad Co. was
bythe company Rwerded pro rota to stockholders.
who should be such the css of business on the 10th
May Instant. Each s.ockholder is entitled absolutely
10 four Saes of the stock for every Zen shares Of
the genera stock then held by him. provided he ap
plies for it ~ or before the Goth inst The company
will distribute any surplus remaining unsppled for by
fha ay.;as fbar.1n entitled ftba. s.nok
remains aner having given the i0per cent to the par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-18

At Cincinnati in Ohio and Mississippi Shares there
were Gales of $50 shares at dl2 The opening pas
senger business of this road is we understand much
more promising than was anticipated, and gives de-
cded indications that the expectations Of its friends
will be fully realized.
The movement in the Produce market is not very
active, and prices are unchanged. Corn, however,
has improved cents per bushel. In Pork there Is
fair business doing. The excitement in Sugar conn-
ues and the sales of the week have been very large,
at continually advancing prices. The imports have
been extremely large. Cotton is dropping with very
little doing. Middlings be bought at l3l cents
The fall in Liverpool has sent back few bills under
protest.
The business of the New-Jersey Central Railroad
for. Tho venr ending March 81 WIS;
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MINIATURE aLMANAc....THls DAY
sun-Ri,e, -. $40 Sets........ 7:lS Mooo-Sei l:ttm
vATER....THIs DAY.
Sandy Nook. ia Gov Island 24oa Hell tate''''f;[a
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Total since Jan. L.. s19 283549 $7se5774l s927ss15
The imports of Sugar have been enormous, reaching
81 7O1 500 and Mola.ses, 1887 800. Among the other
Imports are Tobacco, $4,000 Iron s143,O Steel,
Sal 300; Tin $4,000 Hides, sl76,2OO Brandy, sl39,-
3OO Lead sl5 900; Coffee, 1857, 200 Nader, 81
$50; Hemp, assoc; India Rubber s39, 100; Tea,
$4,000; Watches SCI 500; Wine, $4,000; Wool,
$50, 300.
We annex a comparative statement of the Exports
of merchandise from New-York to foreign ports for
the week and since January j:
1855. 1856. 1857.
Total for the week.. 6 $40 1903 al4J84S fI48 10
Previously reported.... R686I7O 26"9''o6 "''o40'<
Total. s2a9258S3 s27al,s6i s2s,69's67
The following is comparative statement Of the
value of certain exports from the commencement of
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SATURDAY, May I5-P. N.

There was much irogularity in the Stock market
to-day, with considerable activity 10 some descdp, J
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''" S.IVADAY Nav &C. 1857.
ASHFS-Ths marks j. without lsu-' r rh-r sort sales
rDTTOS-The marie, hss further d. cAed anc = q-tr IN
..T!ed MtdinE l'gsrds can bou-h . lo' puf 'o'e
no Errir Ia
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l25 Sl2lO25O5 Elol,Z" s9t9o&n
Decrease compared with SS9o@"
The exports of specie from this port FOR the week
ending this day and for the year 1857 thus far were as
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.ST.iYE or VERMONT.

EsseI District g.
Alta n ste Court holden az Lunrli.lS >tid di>
u LIS, "a tiIr list itN ot March. 4 ID ls5.
VI Hi.i.t linus Btk-l~.. ,,,rii,n - IL COOK
" l"'r>rI l.rncii.r-h II! >id pot!Iu rep
The t,'l.It aforesaid ~ lis t"hn tir
tnli tr >t', t'k i I- III Tee E" certain real >it'
>.f;it' Ii.Ifr. ,ut ,ir'I ''i follows All tia.
portion 81 tin real .itAr -! " aTrcn tt. late I'll luiru
SAD il>rl' l. IL
Cook 60, liz. heirs at $40 scrc CU,'s. and al>n li'
udiI I'!r! lti, ti- 'p~er the Widow said
ceased AMI I'I'>lt> that th' sale ui portion II SAD
estate l. i"'r>>r, III III, iAtlcI ~ Tie debts ii >At Sal
y 'th. AIT thai Ii would Toe "r ti. Interest u ii> >IlL
ard that tt wo. II SAID - y r>ta L. sid ir tlI, b.
t ii III ii arti ami ASA, said tUIt L" grant him license
To- all al All real '.t.t' Wnrrvup 'I II IL uri.r-l l..
iti lU i sad LpI, under c'>i. rAt'I
ili t' Heard ~ the PROBATE once III UrrI''rG tls
Ia ia, al April u i Aud Il l. further ordered ty
>l tut that al persons li.rrv>t'" r Itiic! u aid a.
r,,ii" an! lin, tli' AID place al nearing by publishing
u IL the cord 81 Ids order in the Caledonia
Al II J'i>l.rN three Weeks -It,>ivclN,
time 81 hcIri-. that ii.l apIrr and object il they
,i-.. To- The granting II H,t>t agreeable L. the Sal,
appi'dll'. kA The tulft
WM CHANDLER Judge Of Probate.
true copy of record
->-H Attest. ISRAEL DEWEY. Register.
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PATRIOTS PHAyER-Let Us inplor.
linn who was the God of our fathers. and
VINO has shielded US IN many perils, to open
our minds and hearts to what Is firm. and
just and good to continue our union a,
meme aud our peace abroad, and to max.
our country living witness to the BLESSINGS
OF freedom. and reverence for ri,bt ou o,,u
Wv" s"ores ana III our Intercourse with all
natlons-Clnmning.
~ here are forIy-eisht steam engine. en-
p'oyed III the Lake Superior Copper mines,
representing the power If 1903 HORSES
These move pe>IIe>. which crush 5o2 ions ot
VEIN matte: per day. These engines cost
S5oo. 'oo. They require l44 cords of wood
per day, which cost $3.50.
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klNGEKS SEWING MACHINE.

The Errat reputation OF Singers Sewing Na,b,..
rounded an IL" fl,i that the, fcfr,
variety oi w"fh and that each flr2: kt,t
Will "arn net lr>> than tli- ih.:sand Dollars ,,ar
All Fei>i:> drsIiiiiS irll ai rci;i- rrrlaI N A.
ines iatiii;e> Prizes :..i> "f ;.r,.zsi,x g.
can ",aiii ii 10y ap!A il: l.! ,,r-m -. T., -,
vi L. VI SINGER Cos t'azrIir beautiful Pr ror,sIP,
t!iiltH Gc'"trd sew la ~, iii.c Interests. IN M
s"r gratis Local Agents wanici f., ever. town -
tnlteu SIt~>. I" whom liTa Co.. e. IL ar,,.r,
y II" !l2ss EAac airi;i-c:: i'm MAJ. e
Air! publishers 81 NV >ia"rs his pF,diial. a,d :.
Ia''': I" ih-: And Wish L" r'ake sikr .o.rsc,> "
ever, new and magazine il, the e., NJ, ~
ticuiars address IN SI>,,,R IN -
. J. so;k>n.,
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MARRIAGES..

DrNr"N-F sHtE-In ,h- town April l,t.. by
Asa Morri !, Esl., MIR. Charles Eunton, and Miss
Emily Fisher, both of Waterford.
EEYANr-FAEMAN-ln Troy, End ut, by Rev
u. fa'ter. Z. w. bryant Of Bolton, {. F., to Orct,
Farnlaii al c>t.icld.
FriLtE-BrENHAM-In Troy. seth ult. bv the
ssinc, El1rld.e Fuller 70 Emily a. DurnIlanl, both
OF Troy.
WYLIE-GILMoRK-In Glover, 9th ut. by Rev
q. Campbell, " liln " Vie to Catharime Gilmore
both Os-,,iov>;r
SMiTIi-N ENTw"ETH-A: Lancaster, April 2
Mr. Frederick Smith and Miss Amanda; Went.
WORTH both of Lancaster
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TIE MARKETS.
LOSTNN MNEkLT-ArrlL :. Isl.
II II OIIIlIUN u II
PrIl:IITuN E1-rrI L. M,u.-Irr A..

Al marh"f.ji Beer Cattle lts Stores pairs ,rl.-
in uNcii. CONS amt ,IlNt> Lsu sutr and lands ALL!
.ral
Prices OF Er'ti.Ntra ?2i: first quality SIS second
i" S>."". iIirl Il" c..."; ordinary Odd 80.
Wmkln. Oxen SIl.> At 81. .sa.-a.
MiCn CONS ~ To -.
Sheep air Lands LNir.,. g. ale: ty LIT. g. 4aa5
SNlr-" h,> ale Lao - per pound retail la l.,
cents per H.. lat hogs '!lli ~ - t-t ,rr H.,
Hl'>-' ID per liz. ri,'w ->i> -, per lb.-Pclts
-Sl.'jl2' "a' h. Cali SkIi> I,al,, per IT,.
lr'ht1h here l. not - MANY cattle At market a>la>i
"r"k fih'> hdNc AIN Ll'"d about 10 per iU It's
SW Inc have ,.c,nc iAt hogs very dun.
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HOLDEN. q TIER CO.
importers. I3&. kiliy Street. Boston, have Jus, received
per Sn>"ni Sleanc:s. l.. Package Fancy tvuos aEl
: C.,I>i>tiii- 81
Cases Fans '1ur. Stick Done Sick Spanish Sandal
&" Hair 10th Nall and Shaving brushes. s,A comss
, " Paris PcrIumcTk. A.
IN " tclI.li'' IA, t"..,rnc.
. " German Pii"> Stems ami S.Car llnLi-rs &c
! l cartons real Nrci> /! a .ii ii,,.s and Tubs
cL>,> tslA>s. Frari and Rua,ea:
" Each-Ainin'n boards SIrI AMI Tobacco SuleA
" Porte N"'i.a'.> Sryart ASS anu Cabs.
IS " and t.a,-> v i,w BA>kct-.
" French CHINA Vases. Cologne St:nds P,suerv Ecx-
casks jews llarps Air and Crackrr Pistols.
casr> Envelopes Letter Gle Paier Pers and Pan
| Holders.
&" Nio!in>. Bows an; Springs.
" IAn''rioi> AUC''r,-uil>. AMI t'ares
" Ai:'i casks lima Allies.
feiviiS
Feather Busters Wire Dish Covers. and n m noes
case "r"an Kings: sin, And Oil, ,,ua,. a TIA
Rings. Sc.
) cases Eart:-n TOYS. Watch Safes Al, Ro1es&c
los IN en.ilesS variety. h. the Eros. vr Dozen
" hi! and 'ina IsS-
" To.S We'll assorted in each Gaze from AL IA a., nv
t'asc. WV -
The attention Of dealer. ca. To o,r extensive ,.,,-.
Eei 81 tAnIy tIo'"s AIi aIs, .,r ta.e SEQ.
Staple '''i,-,uCh A. tu.nb, brushes Fin. .,.ry f;n
i>>''> hhiN"> aids S''aTs. OILS. India Rubber
every Nlricty ii"iis Dressing. Pun N-,n t.,ui.
&c coz; u i>lS one oi the arge>, stocks I'm tll- =
states lh' Foreign god, ieiE II n i rrr.;i
e' ''d T. !>'iiaiH In
!" 81 Ii II thr lowest prices. We cvi.artI. re
, 'i's! Supplies ts >t'a.s ri aliG packet
4! orders i'k II AL Nil irui..p! a,c,,;ja,
sl. Agents T SaIlicr>..ui Lsmr,a., Nc NJ,
pis'll: furnished Al uvt,e I,.,s t-...r-. -
Small W"rS> ''n haI,d a. usual IN
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SulcipE.-Mrs. J. T. Smith Of Rutland,
committed suicide Saturday afternoon by
drowning herself in half barrel of wa,er-
No cause for the act is known.