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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

The Commissioner of Patents, in his Report for
1857, lately presented 10 Congress, states, with
feeling of e1uta.ion, that the enormous number of
1858 patents have been issued during the year.
From this, as well as from other acts of the
new Commissioner, we are led to suppose that pat
cnts Ill in the future BE granted with more facility
than in times past; and We protest against such q
course as bad for the public bad for inventors, and
profitable only 10 unprincipled patent agents.
From the creation of the Patent Office, in 1896,
to tie year l547 only few inventions indicative of
genius were patented. They are those of Fulton
Whitney, Morse, Blanchard, Hussey, Hoe, and
perhaps one or two Others. In 10 other country
has more been done in fifty consecutive years; and
We may we'll be proud of the result. Daring the
same Ierod We fnd some scores of inventions in
dicatye of very high degree ofingenuity, such as
the planing machine, machine for cutting nails the
revolver the sewing machine. There are also a
great number of useful improvements, the, result
of steady work and patient observation, such as
planning machines, telegraphs, reapers and sewing
machines, invented after the first Of each Kind had
been successfully introduced; and such as the i'm
proyements Of details By which an original inyen-
ton may sometimes be made much more valuable
as was the case with the steam-engine. These
three classes of inventions form scarcely quarter
ot the whole number; the rest presents merely E
list Of nameess individuals attached TO list Of
absurd or at least Insignificant devices. This is
yet ore orcby true of the patents granted during
the last ten years. The number of great names has
dwndlsd TO Taught, while stupidity rascality are
recorded in thousands of parchments. Patents are
daily granted to persons who have invented nothing
new, bu. who are induced 70 make application by
agent, skilled ia the art OF tickling the vanity of their
unfortunate clients Others are granted TO men
wac make IN en.irs trade, AID who require the
scs oftJe ofhce 20 gre char acte 10 their T0,h-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

The Journal of Commerce and The Herald IN
rejoicing the hearts Of the faithful with late ,ol
explicit information from Kansas that tho People
Of that Territory-though they. rejected tie Is-
compton Constitution on the 4th ult., with une,.
aupled emphasis and unananmity-havs sine,
become reconcied to the infichon, and, in fAc,,
rstber desirous that it should be imposed on them.
We trust the journals aforesaid really believe this
for then we shall count on their cooperation in
ready and simple way OF settling the whole dispute
We propose to do this by passing the Lecomptou
bill with this short addenda:
Prorided, That said Constitution be submitted 10
q direct vote of the legal voters of Kansas, ct an
election 10 be held on the first Wednesday in ApL
rnxt under the direction and supervision Of the actin,
Governor of said Territory, with the President Of tie
Council and Speaker of the House thereof, who shsa
designate the places of holding the polls and the of
GERS TO hold them and shall receive and count the
votes; and the Peoples decision shall be fnsl a't'
he adoption or rejection of such Constitution"
Who can object TO this proposition 7
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

The ". Y. Times, in the course of some sensible
structures on Mr. Ballard Prestons sided steam
ship contract with the Orleans Railway Company,
deTurs especially to his promise of subventon
Of Sl25OO per trip from our Government for Mail
Service, while the French parties guarantee no
corresponding "subvention" from their Govern.
men' 1! is all turky on their side, owl on Mr.
Ballard Prest"n's. 1t says:
The current Of public sentiment and Government
action Just now is decidedly against such donations
Tue enough. But The Times sees fit to give a
very uOsound reason for a perfectly just concu'
sicn--sayiDg:
Tie fact taat tee nobiest line of steamers this
dysr 10, iocf ~ such Gcreyrrfes; Gid does DOT GU
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

An old movement Of an ag!tsting nature has
been revived in ireland. 1.-The friends OF Tenant
Right as they call Themselves, with the view of
inaugurating the County Cork Club, held its drst
meeting in Mallow on the 26th utimo. The day
was lowering and cold, but the attendance was
large-not less than two thousand persons, mostly
farmers, being present. Meeting, speeches and
measures were intensely Irish; many an NJ. P. and
7. p figured upon the platform; and tie general
tone of the proeeediDgs-pot at all soened, as the
reader may well believe, by the report in The
Nation-was of a tempestuous character. A letter
from Mr.. O'Donoghuc, n. T., declared the elective
system in ireland TO be a perfect mockery.
Away, theu," said Mr.. O'DOuoghue, "with both
the Wings and roiics; away with all that is not
"Irsh and National, and, following the advice of
"smith OBrien, let sclfrelanoe te the charac-
"teristic Of all our operations Searching for the
reason OIL this movement, We get no more FROM
O'DOnOghue thao we should have 70. from the
orator who did not intend to pause in hi, labsrs
for Ireland until "crunpe,s should be toasted 10
her lCwly cabins sud muhin-hells rlne IN her
"daTs gre.n ,su,ys." nr. John Harliua also
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

The Police Commissioners yesterday went into
Debating Society upon the question, Is a police
officer justified in rapping o man over the head for
calling him Old Fat Head and otherwise melting
to riot No other business of ofimportance was done,
except to provide for the strict enforcement of oil
Sabbath.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

by the arrival Of the steamships AragO at this
port, and Anglo-Saxon at Portland, last ever
iDg, We are put in possession of four days
later intelligence from Europe. Lord Palmer
sten had asked and obtained leave to introduce
bill amending the law relating to conspiracy
to murder, by making it felony. Considerable OPP
position was made, on the ground that however eX.
pedient the measure might be in other respects, it
was rot for England to change its criminal law at
the instance of France. The moderation of the
mole recent dispatches from the French Govern.
meDt and its explanation of tue publication OF OF
feDsrye addresses from the army in the MOniteur,
doubtless contributed to the success of Palmer.
stonspropositiOn. \ difficulty between France aud
the Swiss Confederation, touching foreign reiu.
gees, is said to have arisen. B.lauIt, Minister Of
the interior, and Pietri, Prefect or Police. had re-
signed their posts, and Gen. de Espinasse had sue
ceeded the former. 1t was, however thought that
he would soon become Preiect of Police and that
DRUM dc PHuys would succeed him in the Intc
rior buresu. The Bank Of Francs had reduced its
rate Of discount to ~ per cent. Prince Frederick
William and wife had made public entry into Ber-
lin. A new conspiracy against the Government
had been discovered at Madrid. \ prospectus for
another Swedish loan for Government to the
amour. of over eight millions Of dollars, had ap-
pearsd.
Later advices from India had been received, and
were generally OF a cheering character. Sir Colin
Campbell had taken possession Of Fuiruckabsd.
Sir James Outram continued safe at Alumbsgh.
The roads between Delhi and Calcutta were open,
and the peasants were bringing supplies to the
so,ces in camp. The English snd French forces
Isd sAer bouberdirg Canton ior tweAty-fo four
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE n. r. TRIBUNE
Fyeu Ou, Orn Co,rsr oneent.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb %, 1864
The difficulty between Messrs. Clay and CuIon
was adjusted this afternoon. Senators JohnUc d
Arkansas and Brown of Mississippi undertook VI
ettlement Oh the part of Dir. Clay, and MeVr.
Underwood of Kentucky and Zollicoffer Of Ten
essee on the part of Gen. CullOm. They failed
make satisfactory arrangement.
The affair was then referred to Senator's Tooub'
nd Crittenden, who settled it in this way: Mr..
Clay disclaimed any intention Of insulting Gen.
Cullom by what he said at the time of the quarrel,
nd Cullom apologized for the blow.
Senator Bell, in presenting the Lecompton M
tructions from the Tennessee Legislature, msde
strong and statesmanlike speech against Lecomp-
ton, completely justifying himself for disobeyins
instructions.
In the House, Mr. Morris of Illinois, Douglas
Democrat, made an able and most decided speech
against LecomptOn. He is a man Of grit as well %
of talent, and will advance rather than recede.
The impression gains ground that Lec0mptoo is
growing weaker in Congress. The Admin i,tratiou
is in great perplexity what course to take about
the Calhoun returns. If they given to the Free.
State men, the South will rage; if to Pro-SlayeV
men, the North will be still more embittered. Tbs
Southern men also protest violently against any
modification of the act of admission which will
allow Kansss to be made Free State. They are
not willing to be cut off with an abstraction.
From a Spccial Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Feb. 23 1853.
The Arrangement made last night between the
friends OF Messrs Clay and Cullom was that they
should fight with rifles at go PAGES tomorrow
morning at daylight AT the time this arrangement
was made Cullom was in Baltimore and Clay bear
this city. This morning friends interfered and the
matter was referred to Senators Crittendes,
Toombs and others. There is now prospect Of
adjustment, resulting from these conferences; at
least such is the opinion expressed by one Of the
referees.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
NeuNark daily Gtibn,re
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

suSsosr In sending remittces frequently omit V nien.
ticp the II the Post-Occ, nd very frequently the
pse Of the Sate which their paper 70 be sent Always
mention the name OF tte Posi- 0tee aud STATE. -
No notice taken of Communications "hat-
ever is intended for insertion must be ahentseetef ne
name address Of the wrterno necessarily i Paocs
ton. but a. guaranty Of bis good faith
We oopnos undertake TO return rejected Crnnunceonh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

hours made an assault and taken possession Of the
nights within the town. Consols closed at9'3'
Cotton had advanced one-eigbtt OF penny.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24
To tie Associsied Press.

WAsHrsGTos, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1853.
Lisns. Bell and Williams, who had collision il
aibers shop on Sunday, went beyond Blsdensburgh
this morning at O'Clock, accompanied by Their
respective friends. II is said that Bell fred q! the word
one the ball from his pistol penetrating Wlliauss
hat. Williams who was the assailng party, having
given the satisfaction demanded discharged his pistol
in the The beligerents returned to Washington
apparently reconciled.
the pistol caIbiIe recently reported in favor o. wtn
notifications for cavalry service, by the boSsd of
Officers appointed by the Secretary Of War; "a sele'y
made by the Sharp Eine Manufacturing Compaa!
Hartford. They did not make nor present 'or 'ns',
and in way responsible for the resut Is repcHed
BY the Board.
WASHINGTON Tuesday, Feb. $3.50 p. m.
Tie Committee to investigate the alleged corruption
in connection with the passage Of the Tarih ect haVe
examined five Witnesses and summoned fifteen otners'
Mr.. Wolcott remGins in Jail, firm in his determlaa'
ton not TO comply with the demands Of the Commit
tee Many disn guished friends continue 10 visit hun
The House Sergesnt-st-Arms has been notified by
Nr. Williamson, who WAS forcibly brought BY him -
Washington from New-York as witness, that he has
entered suit against him in consequence.
fhe United States Deputy Mar.has, Throughout
yesterday and to day, varoGsy endeavored to get on
the track Of hessrs. Clay and Cu.om. Various 40.
su!d and contradictory in circulation, ru'
il l. understood that the challenge has been With
drawn as preliminary TO psaceu sdrstr,ent on 'ie
ofcplties which there is little if any doubt Will %
Effected according to present. indications.
The following cores spondeace 4 passed between ex'
"Ws sErsGros YSb. ts
So NJ s'sa!oa sa-i.eo i 81 - paHIAt a.''0 y'i
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-24

Advertisements for TIE WEEKLY TrInUsy Of this
week must be handed in early to-day. Piies, 81
H.
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70 attend the funeral, from her lue residence No 81
Greenwich avenue, on Friday afternoon, Il On o'clock
Her remains will be taken 70 Greenwood for interment
Philadelphia pa. ers please copy.
S,opnp On Wednesday, April a. after q short illness,
ASpRxw SIopERp, aged a years.
His friends and relatives are respectfully invited IN a.
tend the funeral, from his Ito residence, No l53 West
Twenty ninth street, this Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock His remains will be Inferred in Greenwood Co
metery.
SuIiIvAy-On Tuesday, April Is, JruA Ann, daughter
Of Cornelius and Bridget Sn vsn aged year and days
TO attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock from the residence Of her parents No. 81 Mu!ber
WARREN AT the Aston House on Tuesday, Auril Is,
JONATHAN c. WARREN Of the firm Of Warren Conant Co
Of Boston, aged SO years
April r. AIxxASpER WATSON, aged 2S years. native Of
KiiN begs, county Donegal Ireland.
His friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral this Thursday afternoon, at one
O'Clock his late residence, No. 21 East Es ateenth
street, in this city.
w1ilNa-on tuesday, April 10, RICHARD wnIIAxs, in
the 5stb year Of biz age
The friends and scquantauces Of the family respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral from the residence Of
Mrs varck No Thomas street, on Friday morning at
ten O'Clock.
wnsos--On Tuesday, April 49, Of consumption, GsoEas
v. WILSON, in the 30th year OF his age.
The friends and aoquaintances Of The family, aud those
of brother in law, j. p b. Dodge. are respectfully In
yed to attend the funeral this Thursday afternoon, at
two O'Clock from his late residence No 80 Lsght street.
WHrSYy On Monday, April ~ Hon. THOMAS K WHIT
Sgy, ID the 51st year OF his aga.
The funeral will take place from MS late residence No
1879 East Broadway, this Thursday) afternoon at tive
O'CLOCK. His relatives, friends, friends OF the family
Chapcery and members OF the O. O. A. are respe ,tIuy
invited to attend
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.



CLEARED
. Steamship Hsmmonia uiam) schwensen, Hsmburg-Kun-
steamship Alabama schencE savannah-s M:chin;
Steamthp James Adger Turner, ChsrIesion-Spoford,
steamship Roanoke, Skinner Norfolk, kcLudlam Pleas
Ship Tsrointa French, Singapore and market-R Tay
Bark Virginia Esellna wilkins, cadzaI Gsger.
ssrs Oh }as Dominion yOsS
Bark Exsct Walker, sayannah-s,urges Gle ,rman.
Bs era reni Peens oven Sons
Brig Cyclone, McCsr'y 0enfu.gosrrrhompson Hunter
Brig A Blanchard, Blanshard Phiadelphia-Nesmith 4
schr lightning Daniels Rio Irande-I B Garer
schr Esy ys tanam pensacslasBsnne, Dease
schr W Webster, Bennett, Charleston-scranion Tall
schr AHA: Powell, wilmngton-E Powell.
sctr l 7 smith Cooper, Wilmington j Smith Co.
seRr Saesrs sms PnsdepaaJ EsTsSs '0
s sehr Ply% I tpss Rydsr Boston @,vxs
so.p asdy ssRwisa Post New HaysR1J Edwards
steamer weseFnport, Berry, Portland.
ARRIVED.
Ship Mandarin Perr!t, sh.nshee Jan passed Apjier
hue Co Feb OF the Islands Of Redrisaer saw ne huh
he sss he saO Stripped
March Mar It. 50 % Sn sSen-nssd s1snas sn ss
r shp Bury Edmond $ days from Msnrtus Lon
M"ss ~ @ ass 20 ~ 5p sp 5n
spoke Hamburg bark Bet: RIbsct % days from Shield,
signals With Br ship sesssopO from u Terpoo for calcutta
spSHs M 8 from Soi4 ss s Ss S. Ss
Tocouia 60 days bound 10 The CUFF Mexico with emf
grants April lat O5 lon 90 As spoke schr Ocean Ran
gg6e 81 Hs[f @ ~, IRON T4ta Or pa
Restless OF Boston bound N. The when within day
ship sunny South Stephenson Santos Brazil Feb &C. with
f1s 'H?s 4p 0S ss @2Hs Ct sS h s
shire of London Capt Tnos o from Qhin,ha Islands via
ship John Gpin OF loon bound sandwlh islands
tor Ne BEDFORD with cargo Of oil and bone and Is
g. sos and lon W. and that he Ssg taken al the
crew i've Of whh transferred to the
s s's Eps pSsal9y = sliaasshger. ss sse
schr Greyhound pr GsmAge Baltimore Cor Halifax, Ss.
ny 15,' S4ap V SsR Ms
tchr Nicancr, Parker, Machias, 5 days.
schr Giraffe Kenny. Jonesport, Q days
schr X sren Happuch, Kelly, Gloaees.sr
schr J P wsisce TlrSsher Tsunton.
schr Sarah Jane, Howe. Dennis.
schr Wonder, French, Providence.
seamer Hnnssrns nareie. sapsnnsh Was Detained ~
hours ouisi,e md, Book by fog
ps--~ng-r. To u Cromwell Co The was de;l,net q
s sOs q ss on seS o q ios 1g ~ a. 81 @ lon - ~
New yorE.
steamer ospray, Kenney, Providence.
BELOW.
Two sips large clipper sbi several sluae uggei
vessels
SAILED.
Steamship Persia lBrl. LIVERPOOL "a; AM Glasgow CBr)
GLASGOW Alabama Savannah Jasi Niger Chsrleson RoA-
r, shsnsae, Patrick Henry London; QucksIep, Charles.
From Quarantine, ships S, Charles and suisns, for New
Wind during the cay from SNEtos
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married,


-DoRENUs-on Tuesday, April II, by the Rev
W. b. sutherland at The residence OF the brides father,
Mott Haven Westminster county, c. W. j. BAKER TO sAEAH
JAsE, third daughter Of Mr.. David T. Doremus
Philadelphia Ledger please copy.
CIss-SuERwooD.-0nT Tuesday evening. April IL, by the
Rev. A d. Glllet Mr.. JANIS CAss, Of Wiiam2ourg 10
Hiss FANNY G. SHERWOOD, Of this city.
DoILN-ksIIy in San Francis on Wednesday, March
L. by the RI. Rev Bishop Alemary, in the cathedral Mr.
THOMAS DoIAS, 10 Mss MARY AGSHs KELLY, all OF New
York.
GEDyEY-WooiILY.-0n Monday evening, april L. A.
the residence of the BRIDES father, by Rev wilson, Mr.
J. " GEDNrl, OF this city, to Miss EshISx woeIIES OF
Oceanptrt, y J.
GItcmIT-M IIIlu-on Wednesday, April 7, by the Rev.
Dr. atheld Mr. RoBfRr GcHRsr. Of West Charlton Sara
tcga county, 10 Miss MARION MutKR, of this city.
PowKIL-HyATT.-Att the 81. Nicholas Ho.el on WcdDes-
day, April IA, by Justice Browne Mr. AusIis c. POWELL
OF Westpor Illinois, to Miss FLORA HIATT OF Harrisburg,
Kentucky, late Of Cali ornia.
SvyDEs-iu prssfIKvE On Monday evening, April IL
residence OF the brides father, by the Rev. Mr.
Sprague, Mr. JAMES s. SNYDER Of New York, 10 ANNE NJ
daughter Of Caleb H. Gljersleeve, Esq, OF Jefferson Viz
lage, j.
WNLANp-CrIIEy--AB loomingdale, on Wednesday,
April IA, by the Rev. j. = Divfon, CaAEifs C. WAYLAyp
OF New Orleans, TO MAKGAET CURTIS, eldest daughter Of
Edward y. Cullen, OF this city.
New Orleans papers please copy.
WBrrK-SANIkRs-ln Brooklyn, At the Church Of the
Restoration, Tuesday, April 10, by the Rev. Henry
Benchsrd, JAMES WHITE 10 FlTSE a., only daughter Of
=. Sanders, Jr.
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mddlpg IS mo stock Is being rapidly reduced. and
higher prices must rule.
MoIAssEs-rb market was Arm, and the supply of
New reduced BY the recent considerable sales.
csyed at 23c and 100 do DO at and about 100 bbls.
New Oreans at 3okc with small lot at SIC.
OnS-- Iinseed was In firm demand, with sales at roc.
The nov eneDts in sperm and whale aud bone at New
BEDFORD for the week ending the 10Th instant
tsced in New Bedford psper'-rbe market for oils and
600 bills whale of the Brutus' CARGO shipped home by
the Mary L. sutton, at price not yet TRANSFERRED, is all the
transaction have to report in oil. In whaebone the
only we have 70 report ID sale OF 70 900 lbs
Ocho,sk Dough on speculation upon private terms
PRoysoss -PoYk-The market irregular, but prices
were sustained The sales footed up 100 200
bols including in lots, at SIT 46 GIT 30 $l7 &c.
closing about ST. So with prime at $4 So and clear
nj SIS 90, and prime oe AZ el6 Beef was heavy
while embraced about 200 bills, including
try prime, a 81 SO IS; do country mess % 90 $ll
repackad Western at $40 $l3 SO, and extra $l4 t4
TO. Prime Gull and heavy At $40 S23. Beef
hams steaoy with sale Of Western at $ls Bacon
steady with of 40 hhds long ribbed sides at &c
Cut steady with sales OF about 125 packages
at 61sc CSC for shoulders and At &c CSC for hams
lard continued rm, with sales OF about 800 400 pbs
and terces n loac Butter was IN moderate demand,
with sales OF Ohio at lie. 20c old State at l5c 25c,
and at 24c, 25c. Cheese was 10 fair demand at
&c. &c.
RoE-Sa of about 800 400 casks were reported at
sac. a &c
spIcEs Sales Of IS nutmegs made at 81 &c
q TIC.
SrGARs-Tbe market displayed activity, while
prices nrln. The sales embraced about l, 800 a
sGo hnos, included IN which about coo 700 Porto
Rico, at 6hc. 1sc and the remainder chiefly Cuha
muscovsoa part common grades at $50 ami the re-
mander within the range, mostly a, &c. a &C.
wmsKEy.-Saits OF about 200 800 bbis were inside at
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Canadian brapds we're rather easier with sales Of about
100 200 bbls. AZ about the above figures. southern
-four dun Tor the lower grades The sales embraced
about zoo 500 bbs within The range VI quotations.
Wheat vas irregular AMI sales limited The sales en-.
bractd about 10000 II 900 bushels included which
we're 200 bushels Chicago spring at fi with Kentucky
white common) al - 20 white Michigan at 81 - and
rec southern AZ private terms was riner and 10
rood demand VIII sales o. ali lut 20 600 10000 bushels
including white ~ 13c 1lc., sud yellow Joke &c
Rye quiet a, csc a 1OC. Oais hrln with a god
demand 81 higher ries
toflg sales Of 500 bags Of RIO were made late yestsr
day afternoon nj l0ic, anc % DO. a. cay al 49,, and
20 do Porto Rico AZ AZ
CoroN There pouse 10 the market, and sales
we've confined 10 900 4c0 bales without quO,aDe change
though easier 10 purchase al previous quotations
FPJu,prs Rates were dull end engagements light To
liverpool abop No coo bushels Of engaged
n IN huIk and 600 bb's. -four a. ls ID with some
Heavy goods and rice Al, LIS. % Rates 10 London ard
other port. were unchanged. bark was taken up ~
ad FOR the south sde OF Cuba With sugar at - c per
100 lbs Rates q California AZ u 49, and 10 Mel
bourn and sidney al 25c q 3Oc
HuFs Toe market has been active this week. aud
pr,,s emsn firm, Though no advance has been resz'd.
The stock beng rapidly refp ed. Sales nave been
goo ofy BuenOs Ayfes At &c. months 1900 do. ORR
1000 ZZizc co 1000 Africans. pTiyate rms 6D1
wet sailed CAli)rLans 10 arrive, do sd vet satei
Boenos Ayres DO
IEArBrR Is ia good demird, prices GrIn, with an mp
ras 's1eeIey ofRVco selling d rs Iaena A!res
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Dry Goods Auction Sales.

Messrs. Van WICK, Townsend Warrens held very
spirited sale yesterday OF ribbons &C. OF the
Of Messrs. Aufmordty, Hepenberg Co. The catalogue
comprised about 733 lots. The sale drew a good aud
lively company The ribbons consisted Of very desira-
Bile assortment Of fashionable and secsonabe styles,
which reaoiy solo BOD prices and nearly the
whole catsogue was duplicated. The sale consid-
cred been Of the best and most spirited Of the
Messrs. Wllmurding, Hoguet Humbert held very
good spirited sale OF shaSs a. their store in
Murray street The sale consisted mainly OF desirable
styles OF stella shaws which disposed OF At very
Satisfactory prices to q spirited company.
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values realized In nlpois-snd tho lands infinitely
more productive and vauabie-and We have The enor-
nous sum $40 900 the gross receipts from the
sales thereof True, these results not expected 70 DC
realized within day year, but We look ii what has
been achieved elsewhere We may approximate correct
estimate Tnen deduct the coet Of the road say 81
co., and the Company will possess the road completed 70
II Psso, eight hundred miles, with Land or moOeyed
surplus Of SIS COO ,OCO.
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Movements In Real Estate.

story brick house and lot, spenard ST. 251l0o 800
story brick hoase and LOT. Bank 36xsi go
story brick house and lot Wes 46h st 16sx56 $500
By Philip r. Wilkins.
let s. W Of 9th and l2ot1 st....... $40
adjoining south side Saith st........ iel
4 $40