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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-11-05

STUDYING lluMAN NATURE.-The ButTa-
10 Republic tells story which we don't he,
Iieve, bu, il is So good that il is wortl, re.
peating, simply as a Joke:
Rev, Henry Ward Beecher, dressed in
very common clothes. was STUDYING human
nature exhibited in Tie highways and
by'ways "f New York. In The course of
his phiIosophlc peregriuations he went into
mock auction shop. He stool awhile ON
entering, and reflected. doubtless. how anv
one could ho so lost 10 All sense of truth
and honesty as the auclioneer in question.
endeavorlng to palm of his worthless trash
to the inexperienced in city ways. as good
ard valuable, and finally the auctioneer
called out: MIR. lSeecI,er, why don't YOU
bidf lie was greatly astonisIed, ~ we
can well imagine, ut finding himself known
III this place, as he had concealed himself in
purpoSely CARELESS dress. !Io immediately
LETT, and started for the residence of one of
the members of the churcl,in the neichbor.
hood, aud requested him. As an act of kind.
ness, TO go down and inquire of tha, per
son who had sold himself To Satan for the
love OF gain, how ii was that lie knew him
IN his Disguise. The neigl,.,or kindly con.
sented, and on entering the Peter Funk"
shop he addressed the auctioneer.
"llow Is 1t that YOU knew Henry Ward
lieecher so well as to lie able to recognise
him in his disguise!"
"low do | know himl Why, + hare
Dee" a member OF his congregation for the
last hre year'; and o'ca the fjfih rep from
the trony'
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-11-05
THE CAR0LINA SPARTAN.
BY CAyIS &. TRIMMER.
TAO. 3. VERNON Assooiate Editor.

. 7GvV.EsFV 6NNVN ASsuoIHC6 EuICOIs v
& ~.~S><>-~~r~c~c-N7~>- <S---~->>r~-~ /
Price Two DoLLARs per amman In advance, OF
$3.50 at the end OF the year. IL not paid until
after thoyear expires SO. 90. st 81
Payment will be. considered in advance if made
within three months.
Ne subscription taken for less than six months.
Money may be romitted through postmasters at
onr risk ~ - 49,
,Advertise;neuts inserted at the usual rates, and
contracts made unreasonable terms.
The SPARTAN circulates largely over this and
adioining districts, ond offers an admirable medium
60 our friends TO reach customers.
Job work OF oil kinds promptly executed.
Blanks, Law aid Equity, continually on hand or
: printcd to order. III -
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-11-05

"Mr. Green, when you said there was too
much American eagle in the speakers dis
course, did YOU mean that it was fa(onted
production; and towhat claus of the speech
did you especially referl'
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-11-05

Panic SToRy.-There is an old story in
The East OF man journeying who met a
dark and dread appariton. "Who are
yon' said the traveller, accosting the spoc-
ire. 81 am the Plague" it replied. ".Aud
where are You going" reioined the travel
Ter. 81 am going to Damascus TO Kill
three thousand human beings" said the
spectre. Two months afterwards, tho man
returning, met the same appariton at the
same point. False spirit" said he, "why
dost deal with me in lies! Thou decIaredst
thou werl going to slay three thousand nj
Damascus, and 10! thou hast slain thirty
thousand Friend" replied the Plague
"be not over hasty in thy judgments; |
killed, indeed, but my three thousand -
fear Killed the rosi"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-11-05

Jones says that it's all folly fer his friends
to tell him that he mustn't enlarge his debts,
when he ia doing all he can to contract
them,
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-11-05


& MATERIAL FOR A .ioMAHCR.-A leffer
from a friend informs us Of the n,arriape n.
baliimore of two OF ihe rescued from The
"Cepttai America" Both parties became
mutually attached 10 one another OF, board
the steamer, and on the very evening pre.
ceding the disaster sealed their :iiIection
with ihe usual "vow." When the Gale came
on. and the panic asa itsheight, the Young
lady thew hers. in hia arms. and viii, n
gallaniry quite becoming the romantic oc.
casion, the gentleman impressed her brow
with one of Tennyson's patent eSoul sent,
kisses, and slid her over into the first boat
That was lowered. He saved himself on a
plank Upon arriving at NoGolk the low.
ers met. But the young man appeared
strange. lie had lost lis valise, aud ail his
money. Tie young lady assured d; mi tl,as
money was nothing. The young man shook
his head and looked sad, rs much ~ to say:
may be you think so,r But, said his de.
voted one have enougt. Fem hot. IA.
tlier has two hundred lI,ousana, All, pasp.
ed the ailianced bridegrooi, {we speak nov.
el fashion 10 give Bouner tlsa6ce 10 .n,.la
q rnint,) and he looked extremely ,,ilo-
.sophlcal, but said'no more. They sud,len.
den'y vanished, and we suppose ace how
enjoying all The blessings OF matrimonial
dc, ''e.-- Petersbarg (Ts.} Ersrcss[
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MARRIED.

HLAR-6aOvER-In Pbiaie",s, a. Jonsss Hoe Sec Z
5y "a o. Thud mon.b, Friende Ia 90 pee
- re- 81 Mayor Vsux Nm. BLAIR Of Wet; Llr'b,'us1,
Cte,ier unity Penn to Sale A. Grover Of RnGsessr9.
Pbisr cpba Cry
BOGARDUs-pIsBER.ID BuHio, on Mondsy M.r'h BY
the Rev she.,on Ar Heury A. 1zs-as 70 Mise Carrie
ausher Of John F. Fster esq, Of Peru IL !s;e OF Ibis
city.
PANNING-WILLCOX-On Thursday morning NJ .-ch ~
IT. Rfv wilcox II Lawrence Mass I. c F.nuns ~
Broeb,D and Mary Ans1sts Marvin daughter OF he ATE
o iver Wil,cax u New Yoik
HOLLIeTER-SHITH-Io this city, "wednesday. Mech T.
BY the Rev J. ". HosteI 4 Ceve:1i Ohio, NJ ismes
w Ho lister II he foT city, aud M, Mary A. smith If
piscry
UULL-RAYEOP-A. the Reformed Dutch Church La Fay
cite piae- On Wsdnedsy March by the Rev ac Ferns
D.pny Hull il Of New Yorh City, % Aon Mana eldest
dausk; apt RcA ard Of Babylon LoDg Island.
JOeNsON-VAN sCHAlCK-By he Rev. Jscob Forts Mr.
Nv Join Mics Ellen, dauah'er Capt. John Vsn
Schscb Both II Bossvill., Staten Island.
LITTLEwOOD-B BOLTON On Monda,, Msrch ,tbe resi-.
otpce The br1-s sher the Rev Warrington dman
,be Rev Tios Li.;.eVo2d 70 May Ann eldest esush,er
II Thomas Boln, esq Of Bronx DAe Wes:chestr County
NewYOik
WIHTER-ROJAINE-O3 Wedn sndsy " .rch 8 by the H-v.
W S. Mbels, H. rmon WinT, esq, 10 Mise Annie 4. Ro-
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NEW YORK. DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1851
.ESOpp r.seh
THUEsDkY, Nsrch >

IHLN-pkI, MSrcA st-b. y.
The Stock Board this morning was very a,:ve aud
buo, ant and the movement fully .1st. aei :. tie
Second Board and The market closed very lrm n the
street, with further adv4Dce il some cases. Enc
was 50; Reading, s2!; Central 81; Michigan SJu'h-
en- 7ti a76:; Toledo -! 7bs Rock I.'snd, 1885,;
Mich Genital, 9Th; Illinois Central, 1872; L. Cf's.e,
75 &c. After the registered LIST, 800 shares Pes
burgh were sold at 81 buyer 3, and ino:s Central a,
1894. buyer 30. The changes from yesterday are:
Ere sdvanced + cent Reading = cent; Genital,
y cent; Michigan Southern, J. g c-n.; T)ledo. Y
cent Illinois Central l = cent, g.. sale OF
Chicago and Rock Island, s:och, .;sued for Con-
verib Bonds and bearing dvi lend Only .fon lO,h
January lsst wa made a. l02. Burlington and z u
cy. the FIRST ,ale at our Board thuk sli s. 100
VEN much OF The late rae il our Stock make. ls due
10 the bu, ing in Of sho. stock by the bears wno DO
lot like the favorable appearance pre'erte by haan
cia affairs but the bulls are cor fdent OF the 'u'ure
and are large buyers Railroad Bouds are steady
linoi- Central advanced 10 1907; Sou'herc chgan
Sinking Fund 70 -; Like Eie and Wiblsh q Mort
gage 70 %. sc. State Stock, are also firm. Ms-oari
e improved to ~, an advance Of T. cent Virginia,
81: California G6l. leading bear sold so, 900 az -,
seller Jne'y.
There is 70 movemen. in Exchange, and rates are
Have Is the Saturday packet, and will probably take
some gold.
FIoehts are less atiSe. bu. there j. no mi.eril
change 10 1oce in rstes. The engagements 20 l. YER
uoo are . go bb. Flour a. IL. ri. a lie I'd 900
bush Grain at "a 3D.; 300 bales Cotton a. u
j-32d $50 boxes Bacon al l5s. 800 bbls. Lard at
l5s.; leo bis Pork at %. To London, Flour at
Is I'd |, 900 bbis Oilcske at IL. I'd.
The business of the Sub-Treasurg was large, but
the disbursements exceeded the receipts: Receipts,
,jl4,377 7O Payments, SOL ia 90 Balance, slj,-
| $3.50 So.
| The heavy payments Of the 4'h March are sho WI
by the business OF the Clearing HO1se, today which
| wac s39 j9j, 600 the largest amount ever passed
through the house in one day. The usual payments
Of II 4th were increased this occasion by the very
| large exchange business done for the Asia.
There il no new feature in the money market to-day.
The supply coll is abundant and the ease in carry
ing stocks shown by the buOyancy of the markell
PAPER Of 6rst class ia Ga 10 b cent.
Land Warrants are rather accommodating, but the
market is firm 7hOmpson's Reporter quotes:
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF EEW-YORK.......M,Scn
Cleared.

steamship-Ilipois, Bous, Asp nwall. NJ o. Roberts
Ships Kassn, tocAe, Baltimore Bernard. L Bl,he: Gs'
chan Psen, Barcelona, Boyd lnchtn John Jay Wade
ShAbshsc r. Hathaway; Saolle Oernis Havana VIM Nell
L soDsi Gutenberg (iam Meyer, Hamburg, L. T. Am'
snck.
Bsrhs-Emma +. Chase. Hall sasus Ia Grsude. Russell
Nbins Liz Kirby motie Sturses Chairman O. Kate
Lincoln Cbr.,iap peueIsrs J. NJ Smith Go y. n Means,
Mans Trinidad Cuba e. L. J. Peters John Benson. Smith,
Haysna. Stufges y Go
Crosse lBrem kTsuse, Cad, Bume Co croton bJe'
Port auP Prince, o. L A. feIh',i H. f. Haskell IiHhsf
lisnfuegos, Jos Perkins
scnooDer.-Le Roy Sink Norfolk Snrse, Cearmsa Co
l.. r. Jsyre Jayne G.OrgrtowB, w Mckeei Hnmmns
Bird weeks, Havana u. Blossom Som W. TsJl1f smith
Wasbingfo Davis Holmes l.. T. smith, Cooper, Whining
ton Dolner Potter; smith Smith, Charleston Scranton
TslusD s. J. WsdDs Smith, Ssvanaah McCready, Mott
Co. W. Phillips, Mount. Buck.yile. {. III. fisrsog.
PIopelers-s Sarah, Jones, Philadelphia; jersey Bne Kelly
Nantucket, II. A. Kelley.
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't SsDessed By ID. connsci Owen u.ut 49, a a.,.
'I,e' T,ny GOOD D,v b. scur. would al rns
fohi-So d'nsas tr ID; spuocl Of Bc~ Van Br.ntss
ofV'r, Zoe 3ssi'y - bold fsr - : ., Dol.
BACON u sood Den s0s = late 'ss AAlt 40 b,se. -
Trrd 10 day suction sd: LDs Nla3les Tb u A. 81 5 20.
and . NV hsIss LoI { hiJ6es hlrtlrss. % - 500
L.sD c'3'it uss nrn and osy - m.ie s-rgs fer
% III y vessel shflt due from New OEirsDs
I'LL0W- Cnici bob IN London ,uA M. market With,
tS,n'e in pr'c-s. Bl'chers' As-cAfion. Is o Ycx,
kosN-Dll st4 f,r common
StoNsssSsD-ln lair rvqus,: st = y for inc ,u.t,
eorroN-On rsc.p, o. the Per,is's ayi,>s S,arfay
nrhDt 'he market became eNced aud VITA ite cotton
cn'ns On sdyAsee Sisd y n 80 rcai4ed. Abs nson
In en and sicheped bat ucWc xonisy ~hen
800 per' ~ saturday w-'e rsd To-Day the nnl = "a. b>sa
SuI-I oat pfces ~ Sales Saturday, p n
e., ss'oo oAr. and to-day 1000 e.e.. nor ih,s
nfi Ues of p-cnicion export IL MsBehss'~r hsar
tcss az lenA ted. which cheek. siuess MIDI u or.
lesi' l>loc. Noble, 7l%lsd Vri,-s. "a se
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y, ases s.r 49,. y :ss two .Ss.if,,
r,,peeve su.,s sl ~ thereafter e.hy AID sSS:y
'urses sns BODY DO rssui " 'cA o"aeoee !, s,l,
,c,rt ~ fora Consrcss saSy ~.
H. Ard ,se comp Dstn 4 said A@snt O. com
a., not weed IN for bis seYicee AID erP
6,Y.rej b. "a. sssIs a,J HoSss Q Repysesia.,tc, a
"A. s3 stIs. u - C1ayre' s''s"bts1 rhss 80
II IN, ressury iIhJnfsd 20 crass nQqsJ % B.
mad, by Two -mpeieut touuissone:s tntn g.s.ss sod
nan, famed % haye ben ii-c 'yer-d BY bAcs. "
ABRASION CO.. a,erns md deterioration n the
o, n The I'D rpr, the RENTS o. ne sNd
Inquiry 20 Consress session with 10 'pincn a. % ne
prb.6 yaue u the Alleged discoveries and a@ sun o. >"
az ,ny MOI cy . treasury no. otherwise ps'1 q
lsr.by apero ,ils.ed for hat purpose.
Approved Feor1a;y -, 1857.
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Richardssn spence 4 Co.'S Circular.

Pc dhasftt. LIVEsFOOL, Feb IT, l5j7.
days mA1het bad better Of baysr,
tine past and fr Wheat there WAS sood saa.r.
pquy. The besness DONE oowev-r onIy nlods,.s a.
the prices Of Friday PLscR unstable and Quot.
tprs quite Domra Extra Ohios per Emeu were oa-red
s26 Dbl, without attracting tuyeis IxpI.y Cosy With
some .1port and for prime ysDow and Whit ersr
and Pet rood ALE iul rat"s for xsd ADD yeov snd
3D. esd. quarter ADVANCE white We quote; WHEAT
Red, dss wsss astS 70 y few re,s ,a,-s of choice
red a. s0s and ~ white st ssGss FLous-Phl.delphis
md Blnnor., siiaAi; .1,n Ohio asas, Western,
ygn sss isc,.s Coas-AiIsd as yellsv, asi
BsD-Toe 5enona s0T GA a q-ls Inactive AID lie trss.
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The demand for poultry is good aud prices have si'
vanced since last week.
The supply OF fIesh fish is limited, with good de-
msnd not slihstsndDg the prices on several varieties
have d. creased.
Vegetables bad an upward tendency duiog the re-
cent cold snap Supplies sgain coming in, and the
prices are the same as last week quotations.
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Brown, SIMPLE, q Ca. C;rc,,.,

Pr Na l'tc LivrrrooL, Tuesday. FEB ~, 1887.
The accounts ~ he rr'siA q ine IN se rc--ps r,
a., specuA'Ne deusrd sor Corrox a, a. a., - ~
10 on tmeriesn The ..le, ss'urG.y ,ss inA aud
MoLdsy, the 18TH. "sch' " a. ts,s with = 90 Z, so,s
mated AZ 1000 bales Mddrs ooNHs u Upisaa. nd 81.
biies. tu7lS-l6i y 70.
Ia The cosS uarisi there 10 af Inquiry Tor waK,, the
m pi sss OF last aud for INDIAN C0RS a. .1v.n -
81. al q quarter. FLoVR Gull s The above Qloisi3n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-06

Actual irc'ease Of Loans for the week..... sa65ts
The wealth Of the City Of New.Orlesrs is estimated
at $9j7l,@, of which over s. oOc 900 is in slaves
Among the resolutions adopted at the late session of
Congress were the following:
R,'o.re8 y hs Senate Gnd Go.,e f Rsp,sentat. Of Ne
Isi.e5 sstss hss,teG Corsress as.esbtsd rh.t The
sr~sy Of he Ireasury b. md hereby sntbo si .nd
tr-c;es &c sppoip some suitable person ssent or :our
'7rr &c scrfer vs he vropsr -p;payes . 0.es. Htss
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CHARLESTON March S--Au L. q ". resmsllp Matos,
Foster, from New York, st2A
SAVANNAH, March s-AIr. s.sAmship Adams, fran New.
Yort sfter q rough passage.
BERMUDA Feb .s-lrr Br. bark Midway, Bssu.r, bsn,s
lSb; b1k VlrzinA HAIy.y do, 2sti brig 7. ~ asyssv,
Hall, d. DO, Ocean ls.e, fBI.l, Webb, d. "a
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M.rLeu. .CApryu1Lr REPORTED FOR The Tsr.usr.

THURsDAY, Mar d }, IaJ7.
sSHESThe market quie, for Pears At ~ 81 Pots
TAR demand ST 81 62i the sales are 100 bbls.
CO1TONPending the receipt Of The Atantcs and Persss
news due. the ket is quiet; prices rs steady
sales reported AZ 1000 bales. We quote As bo~s
hEM-YoRk CLASSIFICATION.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONS-MAscH Before the


RSCoEDER
The Court n ct at IL O'Clock this morning and tho
following gentlemen were sworn in Gand for The
Term Samuel Bls,ehiord foreman Charles Z. Anderson
Chsile L. Buxton Peter j. BogaTt Henry OSvd Thpm4s
9udeI'eeve John G. ,'ose"srr Jsmes Hunter L-on.rd
l. Joeptou George Loop james q. Mott fohn Melon.
8. mpe skidmOre Benjamin Pike. Samuel H. ST. John
George b. Whitfield, Levi aPssr, Jsuies I. 8sz;iue Geo W
tsrnhsm Theodore tromeut, Tno mas H. 0hooy g. + Lee
yosvpe LeEect To these gentlemen the usual charge wss
DIVIDED with. ~
Margaret Young tiled and convicted of graaa
William rect Remaoded
John w Field pleaded guilty to petit Larceny, AMI
Alfred Gleason pleaded gnv IN an .ttau, II O., GRAND
nsesny on Joseph Ineesut OF NJ Us Hudson street whose
TbomS Enright, one Of the Eirs, Ward rioters VAS
sred .nd convicted o. s.u and battery Henry Evans
tcutAy. Adjourned Tor the DAY.
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Inte.s Liverpool Markets.

IWERPoOr. Wtd.sisy. Feb Isl y. Il.
M,s'rs. RicbAid.op Spence Co. rep n WHEAT ~ Coax
nm FLotR uusltsred. PK.VIsCas UNCHANGED. torroN
q1ister market At yesterday. rrccs proSaes sses c"
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Market. Repo,sfS BIZ Telegraph.

C.NtiNNArt March 5-PKovIsfoNs active and prizes neN
" sivsncps Bacon sides hsi =; lsc Al b-h
lcc buyers Aa1 sellers a. ,he former Pm 81 .
Pufk he'll A.
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vHrTED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFicr-N.scs s
Before Gro. \. BErrS
The haarinO IN nj -,

tipued Mr. Montholon recalled and on co..c,s1
tnsop be requested present the
tween hmse snd Mr. Sartsc. in relation matter Th,
ne esened 70 do The Commissioner decided suy OF
6s eor.spopdepse put evidence whole must be
sne the prosecution .he the letters they .aoexed
20 the complaint Mr. Goepfrrt theu further "a
add N the course Of hours gave little preliminary nj
deuce - regards the plan Of the premises Northern RA
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IRE following table gives the retail pr1e 81 Inc pm
.pal article. OF Farm Produce IN the City 81 New
York on Thursday, March >:
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'coyRr cALENpAR-rv,s nav

SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 800 S34 ISL. S92 seo.
MS sS, SIS 81 s. $50 $50 to sss inclusive ~ Nv ~
srrMsE CouRr-CIRcrtr Pert Nos 2S
Iov l by 1855 50 lot6 1897 1855 24eS 1871 ,a6 >,o
MA f7ss, 9as7i 1897 l7s. 1873 ls, IS, iso P.r, -y7s
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ryr Nrp IN TIE NTRtEI-.
On Ihb a., Rs~oyED'

4. f., Th0us,lds ca5 IT n - ~ tty'
Ia's:p', s ,ss.A NO: II ''er On a,
pa'h' b.. vpf2 yeuI !1-s. e.oSa-s Is 30, -. =
h'"od restore rem ii 70 pristine 's9I NO
r,s con,umption from ne e'd5 -. os ~ "a
s'si 91n n. Who c.n c1re H>ar, Di.ea.-s LIE; Com.
,l.i,..c, DE- HtssS ANDERs hDtS's Lle'i2 iop,Ns
pen rtsin.y apd T. never tAii' Ii nd'"d'
i cured parents aeHt nag a. 80 az ~ As e
30 No iS2 Broad, ~ MIs H,yfs BrcoLyn and al DIE
fis.s
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Hide siq9jc. 3 n Tslow. 6agic y n Pets 81 -
- zach Caskins liali!c. 9 10. Nci Calves, -, ss
490slo "
B-Beef and first quality includes rohsns hut the
hst I,, la sal FED oxen Second guilty includes the best
gras best st fec aud he ocs, three year
Old steers, Ordinary of bulls tue refuse ~ los
SHEEP-ENs includes Cossets and when those Of nietos
quality thrown ont -
we're were .caIs the B)son AMI Maine Railroad ~
over The Lowell - the ktchb1rs and
the Western loaded With csi sheep swine aud hor'cs
REN,RKs-rh- market tor beet quis active this morn
I'M quck prices ABBOTT the but the Cattle not -
good quality las weak No. sc numbor OF sheep.
ket and price. did no. var, nA.ray last quotations
J. Rcblr son sold - sbe.p thsi ted by r. Fay Of
Gsyyi. VT weight s2N II 80 81 c~t L. seafns
.old Co,.ets witch weisb-a 500 n. at so b cwt.
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PASSENGERS Arrived

II ne .icdmsko Andntie f,u- Lir-poo-J. 7. Smith, mss
smith servant tu1ited by bony unionl, Mt. &
Coming Capt O. {. Thomas, Csp' Jno. Aoders'n Saw
yi.r Uniyier J. Bro~n, A p. Young, r. r. barnwe. A.
Watson VIM. Conquest O. Manfredt. Specie, Sltot Nv ~
HINIArUks ALsAsAc....rHls DAS
suu-Rses. " Sets......... 5:57 Moon-ssts... tSn
HIGH wArys....rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook S:46 Gov Island 4.is Hel6ats 6:l1
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fldvrItlSsmn..i

HuIOTYpEs-H ALLOTYP2s The new a0d
,,fy ,,,- 4 porip.ta now prscaccd III tie psrie
.ior GrssEy. Photographic Palace Of A. No -, bipe1
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

REFosTrp FOR THE n. y. TslsVNE ~ Grossr RrsI.
WEDNESDAY, March T. is,7.
Amarhot 100 Cattle about B,cycs and - sores consist
m Of Working Oxen Cows ard aud three cid
Prices: MsIkSt B,cf tu sS IS hrs. quality 81
IS quality 81 - IS: third quality, seG
So - ordinary quality. Stores W kios Oxeo, iTom
500 800 $50 20 s13 Cows AMI 'Nltes. rom So So.
So 10 800 ycanEs. none two ycss Old t5 20 ST. three
years old. : % 10 RS.
SURF AND L,MBs-A, usrke; Ca prices IN lots eS a,
81 S5io -6rasi exifA ~ 4 s,itcrcfs 81 80. 81.
swNENo i've 1t MARKET pdccs, Asc weight, 7.G1 4. .
DresseJ 2. ave. y N.
Suo,rs-Wb,l',s,c DC . p: Retail. O. l0c ON.
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y, cA i.,A lsa en ,ra An, lsa7' 'az' ~ ''' ''''
VA issl NJ. &c d. q
A a 81 s. 81 90 ~
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The Brick Church property. which is advertised for
pale at auction by Mr.. f. H. Ludlow on Thursday
18th inst, win be sold in the following lots:
. No. l. corner of Psrk row and Beetmsn street.
No. z, corner of bteknan and Nassau streets
No. sd the last lot fronting Nassau and Pbk row
No. sd las, lot fronting Nassau st. and Para row
s. adj lost lot fronting Nassau ~. aud PTs row
~ last lot fronting Nassau Il. and Pak
NO J. corner Of Park row Spruce and Nassau streets.
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o,kot is firm. 7Homp,ons Reporte, quotes:
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CHEAP VEyIsoS.-We Do'i' ed large sale OF ven
hon c.rcases yesterday, 10 Washington street at iodr
cents pound. 1t il needless TO say that SOM oil 10
wa. getting ITO that condition kno~n among g'ar-
pands as hish"-a little too high for our American
pslsies Grouse 10 the same high coooi'lon we're
sod at 10 cents each. the long warm spell has been
kltal 10 stored-up game.
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The ship Bsv.s from Hsvre last nigh, has rssses-
s'rs FEB e az 81 " ION g. passed Beneu brs c1ssine
bouId ". March ~ the II Fire Island and
uas Obliged 70 besye % in The NE. snow-s,orrn.
There Ieat deal Of f.d Tee passing down the Bay from
The North hv.r Of which very heavy Tbc bark sss
frs for haiaDLs and outward bound oz dNe1 b
|! from ArsDtile down 10 the Narrow damage.