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!, prepared i.rce,ly according to the
rules u Fhtgm scy and glirmi tvs, Nth The
ffsttfst tct1tt'1 aul Oh mtrsl knowledge
anil stvs ,lrtltsi Ia d. e,mi ntt.nn. s.e
professor i,ev 49, saln 4Lle watls ln the
rtats.s' II phss,, anl most II thn lat
STANDARD wusss II m~slgtne.
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TnE AcCurNrs and Notes hrisc.;cs
70 the estate II The late ncsssr wm. Il
Mrssn; hare heen placed in the hand. n
w Wsra. Esl.. Arsrnev q lav. for
eel,N.ssc,. Az persons being isSphssd 10
ssss s-erssed sre sosi6ea 10 uake i'm.
rsessase ssstsemeat uish ~. Wnri. :,
me VII = ssed .. a. WNHNN.
pse~mher Is. fss-
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tAitkIA61 MAKERS.
W. It'll esatiuue ,c sarrs On The
w Carriage end Repairing basincSs at
the old stand. where Yea can gct an, Aind
" a Job dpas. either new I arr,awr., Dug.
F'es or aas ether ktud Of a ,sa,S.s msds.
% old ones repaired IN ths bsSt anil mos,
approved sssle. We warrant sls we-k
deue At our shop to rsrtcrm AZ wsll ~
.eeemasnlsd. sai 80 ;hius thai should
hs ssskei-r' seirdrce the rverle IN rss Vi.
e,nIty 10 rairuniEe home i~nsiastry instead
II giving b Memphis far Carriages. We
tssl safe IN msttn- the above ric,irs TO
ths rahltr a iauE ~ W have the ssrs,es.
Of cur ftlsuls. y Lsshsla. the BlssS.
snfth, sri john Carter IL ~ the ~ucl.
vsrs. We are vs-v tAsnksst 10 ON,
friends fee shs very lissral rssrussx. y.
have reesvrd. senf Hrss svspsetfullv 81.
hett . e~sniinasne~ II the sases
r. n JONES . co.
Pamela. Mar st-ntT-u
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DEE.


B.RVTYIr ibis c.'y on ss'artay, Jare L, Mr. ssra1
Barney Of Nantlcker a7-d 37yfa1s
COOK-At the Me.ropol1 Hol Sunday, June =. Of
sum- .ioD. J,bu CoOh, tlOla tsiiJIIl&
FERNALD-In Brooklyn Monday Jue H. Dsui' ;. F"r.
n8j i, he only Dan- j. ans May a. Fefad, I'D
6y.4Is month s-t = Gays
tn Ie D. lgt s 7ss 4 tle ny al also tha7- 81 h on-
invited 20 ttrid ne ,a1ea! o. Isesaj afternoon a. ocA
from IF lis parsAt y Bl5,s
HORrOs-On Monday nor1ae. Jaae "a, B-s@y, Ie.i,, Of
Thu elsuvs and hsud Of the fscy respectfully invited
derce 81 her s5ninEs- Henry Msy.es NJ - siAh street
further Invitation Tae t,r8s VII be ,sson u Cy
fIo.lrue. ssd c na ri 1T fsE-rs VII please c.Yy.
HoMAEs-At ssrsaen3 g., on sfaday 9az in ~ ~
IFzateth K. AID the .l;e James r. Romans L. S n.
HIS remains ale the cry Csns.ey
pilpcra.is William Ks1e IN to 30 year II ns ag,.
MAsTERTON-At F.. Chester Friday, June H. in the
ne sed. and rs,c, are invited to attend A. funeral a. the
resdeoce OF h ber AleSsdar Msertou fisr Chester on
us. - 10 q. tlfTaEes viii b D.
wans n BIo14gle 70 Il ees the Ha-ui tran ,ag.os tn
TwtntysIths cst y POI a. g n Ee.Iu - Tue Gig st
uEsEROLE-ln Wnl8nsturgb, on ss,rs54y morning. Jlse
~ Marie Loass al Ia; e4uees OF Job sud Ell Me'e-
Iole sg.d } months aud dFys
MUBPHy-A, P9rt Jsi. Orange County H. " OF Tbnrslsy
ply Il ,hs 45th year II neF age.
O'CONNOR-On Monlay J.ne -, II hyIrocephA1l, My
ADre yonng.'t daughter Mary T. ard Joaa D. OC1naor
8g,d yeoT, month Fad day.
PETERsON-At No ~ Wet rseutyy s,ree;. Sunday
June - Agnes Petorsp Of Force s'i ego Al y.a Aad
c months.
HANDOLPH-Oa Saturday. Jane r. Iohn L. son Of John b.
a. Asfy R,rdoip1 AGED years and months
ROFF-at the corner Of Tp-ne:u and ayeuI o.
Srrr,v oil = June IS a. co.'s ao,ioc Ehllbets Roa
Is dsys.
svyr-A. W 2c virl avenue. On Saturday Juae l9
Nj. Tben sribuer, ard s. y'ar months AMI Days
~ No.; 1ei VIZ Hfgo s sa q 3 ga Mondy me
TIE aye' a'a fIiend ar respectfully sited TO attend Der
Sr ID ptS chSr BhS Avenue nepr her .e '
deIce, without further notI'e.
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-, Of 70 5h!. LorroeG :,ys-7 tel $, 70. Luis.s,,
end "a nIt.d demand. ssss u 5c5 b3s nlc 7f~ g..
I. IN isr rqu, mi hssvy sib age ,Hr-. So, - ot
A. ne ad state a. 3diir. Che Il - faart :, ,s-
RICE here j. nothing Of aiy naomeai otsS SLs u 100
t. % las .c.. - to glsl y.
SYEDs-ir Cacul-a ilasssa oute r1oysa-u. "a, ,.,.
r-. Boston WI n lew I@I Win 80. IL
, here trd note al sFh@I- - ~ 80 sl0g hsr, -
cairr pockets . "a ~ II cab nfl- .aA &c.,.
,o.ir i he r rs.e AL . ake3 he .,,,s !. ao. -
much ducsd AID Known 20 b greay bclow the corssnps
damsnd for The neat four monks.
sAIT-Thr u.fkt steady; se- Ct go ak. t,h.o,,
ard 81 4, Ground pei -bp cew Word y.,s I'm.
sCGARsTie deuatG Z. apd-rA'r - Aho1t sa.f ptis-.
sas 4 20 La-s I"lIyA Cuba, - "a So ant c b3is. II.
VA ou rriya-s t.rrrs
TALLOw--A s;cadJ rasrse. With raOder.,s dsats; az.
OF zoo d 81 Il - ash
TEAs-Pendns auction 'sle am ou5oei ar we1s...,
there 10 veiy NH i'irs
WOOIrhefe very little aoias 10 his branch Of b1siass
aud rcrs cranfd the pine psi trA1s,
teen corilsd g. - 90 III Ioi 20 sooi CA0rs a. RG
sus - 800 n Valparaiso 81 loo lie, irru'bs
NHALFBONE Is mole in0nred for ADD sous 'a.ss ks,,
,rnrsfied bat not yet aays-d cfihe Iaf'ic-il
NHSKyThe maket il bostsg the demand Is s- sLss q
40 bbs a. --d.@4c
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Without paIticusr animation me Sock Make; IVES
Wing one this morning INIT. to ward TIE close Of the
sesop. when ore or tw1 OF the prominent oar opera
TOYS css in 90 free sellers aud succeeded, tenporsr
at leAst. in checking the upward movements. The
most active op ration. al tire Fret Board were in NeN
York Ceutrsi AID Read'rs, TIE former q w.;rh was
carried up to $ On the oal, ihO7gh afer%al ',acti
lover. Reading advanced 70 81, but wa also lt,le
weak at the quotation ineoncuoms 'ses The dealings
in Erie Iudson River snd Michigan Southern We're about
equal in extent TO daily ssles ior the week Pat-ssch
stock opening in good demand, aud advancing upon
early sales. but fosliy losing strength and closing
slightly lower Tpe May receipts Of the Ere Road, a.
vii b. noticed in the Official s'e nent below show 81
actual Increase over tie same month of lsJ7. Toe
gain lie amos. entirely in the freight business, the pas
,erser earnings showing deckre IN the sams mon D.
This il the mcs. encouraging ZEN OF news the fnents
Of T. s:CoA hsSa receives !.F sons tine Iae'e"
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BALTIMORE. June H. 1873. -fLots dull AID uneAs.,-a
NufAI t,ryuDt: Re- SID 81 f5 White, fi9tl IS Co.'S
s,.soy; White So &c N.l0w g. D7oc WHISKY gaslv
PROVISION, Az. d,' aud p.cts very heavy AMI norsl
PHIL.nXLfHt, Jrne lL-FLoVR htm; sAss a zoo Nan
pa o. WHEtr QUIT sales NJ 500 bass. ~ Sle
= no fot wife aud -, ilr r u CoRN - C0fFEg firm A
Il a fclc for Rn Msst PoRK 8 NJ ' u g. Prone sl4 81
,vu finn o. 70, for hbls aud NHIsSy ira 2e
BUFFALO jan. u D. Flour supoy not el1a 3, sa b.
rAud srd firm ssiss O 90 bCis al 15d - 'cr sec.
Cau.1s AID Micl an; Ia ~ p O enlr. Wscoan, - 90
: . for ty're Ohio AID Indiana ed - Sd~t Z, lg,.
sya, Usr,T ,als II totol bush a. IS - css.se
Wife do. ~ % &. yhns Waie Ohio '.oss ea,sl h,n;
9. s. sts-r NuSsY dull e. gus a. FRyic'r, An !.
m In Wheat 70 New.Ylrk 4, Tor f.a ,, AISAq Lab. In
rnyrs Ia he 20. ~ sndn- !. uo7o 30 bA Flour
a. go bu,h Whes, - 100 bush .ore 500 b..h Os. Cad
FGPosrs jcoo bbls flour, 5000 b. b Wtss, g 30 bob
Com. A. eco b, 81. Os.s
Csprco, J.'e u. H. 60 FLorR dull WHrlr 6-n
al - 80 bush. inciu5irg ~ bash. Causiiso 93ag
fr ror3ou ~ chs zee Nhnn; eco bush Mlwsghee Cas q.
sOd 80 C'sS dil; ssl.s SEQ al Illinois River sla
FRTIGHTs q. adv. LAKE lMFO2rs-sl,0D bush WaeaI Co
Nal EXpoSIs5 $40 b..s. tcasi JA0O bush. NasS; sac
Iuth Com
Cmc,Go Juue li-FLorS Grm wagAr firm ssd sdvpc<
lc sal,s a. -ic C0SN ally ~ $50 O.fs dull and &
ciued c SP,iENTst Suft". isn bbls Eolr s. COG blaes
Nbsat 500 bushels Com. 10 Of~e,o' No f0r
B 0 bushels Whest i01 Corn RgcGIsrs ice cha
P'.rv 81 so bushels W heat So of0 bIsh-ls Corn
CnRttsroV J ne li-CorTos MAJ er generally HrcAEtea
,a.s to.day loO bsess' @ fi2,c
SAy,NYAu Jene l-Ca r1oNSales today 10 0aes ., nen
Guo'ai'ons.
1ruN bale. - .nc barfri pticos.
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Alive ga
TIE BITTcKeR CuLEEY.
cof. gle.et.r =: .rd 5'o.i"'J.
4 .yAril rroT.osi'"s.
lAass-.-s.rs-i'.I
Tn DIrrcNER GALLERY,
Cone BIZ -ss--r ard Pr3s<'F'J
PHo-OCEirHs. la-Ee sile, u. al
Lidvs-:l.soent.l
TIE BLEfcKtR GALLERY,
CrBee ler-.t. az B,-4s''J
Dao,EE GOWN, I'D ANFKoTlFEs,
Lnre.is-, ia -a''' f'r 80
iA,srr4,-.asuil
ms BLErCrrR GALIERY.
Cor Bee Eer s. az BrOliSAJ.
BNA1,HEs % NOW
iilV-Tt'emeI,i
TIE BLlTCKER GALLERY,
Cor. Bl.s hers, az BfosdSsy.
LEAH FHoroDH,rf. 10 o..
lAd7vrt!,rpeutl
TnI BLEICKER GALLERY,
CIR. p eecse-s. snd Broadway.
i!fesilt Pof0sf ,Has il Pastel
iAdyenssrseu..l
JlE BlrfCKER GALLERY
Crper BIsckc7.s.. and Broadway
PnoroeHAunc Vir'vs Or via RasIDEScrs, e.
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TRIAL OF PATRICK LALLY FOR THE MI Il
DER OLE GEORGE u. SIMONSON.


KINGS CoQSIY COURT or o6Eh ATp r.
y' ~ ~, ne0i0 ''Os' 'iNoN' 1l -
-, - ltd, A.. A. ,.o,.oa 1900 II
At VII De eou tL' Sip 70. s ~. -
oinODSoD, Yves AiI5su OF '9o hs ~ vi .'e ,". - -
700, - - 90 ~ ~ tc Il ,eJ hs Cs - go
80, e"tP % ,I, - tbe rr;s~or' ~, tSs o.bsr
I'D /, - sid tIat Ie rece;vs5 the yy,und seci.
$500, :. - Iii ~ 5,o,ae.d NJ, I'll r., If,
$3.50 al bai bten : nrnnioent MN among th,
a. Ny, 60 IL had been y osndi ATE for SSer.F
~ thst ii Id The occurrence OF bis death caUsea
49, v,;,.,'s,, ~ on, his 4 liow.citizeps
~ -, - s.Te.4sd and Indicted for murder.
sr, " q - oe Dtr;ek .iI0 commenced VS.
ts-6ey my wes iuloapnesd With much less diff
'eiuaJi =" - :: - IT. MI orsr'. c,uo.Al
tSIly q, q, ~ . a. v - r. S.,a,-t.I ~
loSs' l. 10y o"' -. ~. ,ta ,,,1.l..,,;,r
~ - tDs ~ .,r,,5it 0r9ey appeared with Jgd,s
.vStS tberosrye. OF tier privilege in four instances
r. - - ccn,,,letsJ Stool thus3
Inc ~ . - ut''''N 49, G-c rgo
'' ~ s, W" sJ.mts y Spanc5r
~ ~. -0saI. '''aanc c "a ,9i,k
. ~i.i.i n $40 W. IA e1,vtor srirl~s
49," a. i'D ~ Cna-ies Hac.as'
HE DlstIiet-AuOIH'y LIN ~ UN - ~ ~ ,ho,
The Witnesses Tor The feope' DuI hole o' tiYil
n,nsss o. resssem6hpg the District Al orney, NJ.
schumoker, made he opening statement en- o9h'I OF
the TrOsecutiOD lie detailed the CTcud>- -ACes Oy
i;a rrl,o borse TO-. nv Stenh.o St,,,v in Ps-re-
port tt.tet lie prisoner hna Two 0h prisoh, c1i'
IN ara made the rowdyi;h rsmak t5a' be c ~ i "aP
cayvs,sa.ien be+,eer tls p-i.ouer ana tlrs 10 the
IoOm, Vi i,h was presumed, eau. Ell s,ns ii tee!os
noIoe ore came 10 Inc door and half opcniog It sad
tt.Ys ,gas Wv, IN the street The deceased went
Out ard that ID tie lat that IVES seen OF hn IN his
f.rsfs when next seen bee was lying serseess 10 the
-. n, p 49,, soon a -, from the bp.lv
b.'V'- ~ 49, ~. - 80, 49,.
sSSs nj o snow That hat f.c and wheler vas de-
PRAYED defile u XII any psrs N wno came OF %
r,ss,le, - was IN. ns,f,ci,r desire - can olt ~
"a -. ttv. ~, 10 ~ q
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N.1RL4NE JOURN4L.
PORT or NEW-YORK..........J
Glpacl.

S,eanSr-lIamunonir schwens Hanhu'g, Kura-dt CO.
Cshoun Tru.msn LNsrp oi >pon)rd liesioa Co.
Fud, syor. Doslle, San r. anc'scO, su.,cn Co.. .
RsIkt-Join ", sey. McCmce, Richpord X Bask Go !
johannes Eise (Ham), ~Defa hsmbnrt : kaIrsi hsfn,
az Both Port de- Ia AbIsuclcs Aiueida Co.
g,ir-E Wa'ts Tnou pep N.Iiols, y. eager.
Scioouers- Rehe,ca Nosi im Guy PoLt, Hun,sI CO..
" U,ebts II ward SeVJeIa Davis Holmes Muhsset,
Bnkc Chareton Scra, ton Tsluan Ga IT, S1t-, Ale,,
Bosom W Lewis Plymouth hooA Lazy Boston, Dayton
VI SDi,h WA ,, Clafesttn, McC ea1y, Mo1 - W. b.
con Tyler. / more, w 1cKce. ". 2. VII liars Akin.
Uar pou ! T. Johnson: u. Trowbidge Mediocre Tart. la
aid sli,dletoi Go sriy, O ihn Wilmington c. Ausy.
stsamts- Delaware, Cope, Philadelphia PersIs Asnl
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Passengers Arrived.

Uinv lsdy ad dausher Mrs Do res 0Arca Ms Concep
ciou Jar fa0ster snd NJ D'l del Pine Field and
,ly Rsr Ct Gavtau Bacon lie Bsldt stn, J. r Naninsz
and adv n Gsl'Ray H. MiinE"r J. Penney, A. hscsfen,
Goo Petefuou, n Nelssco. Caro- Lura.L T. Oarea L.
ssan J. PA $. Hamn H. }. H. pert sern.oaa1, Co
Win bcrs. Y Samuel g Al leFson, Mr. ArkwI an. L "
Rcr. " beus 9. Brown, RoL-r Powell RobeT. Nee Ssa
n b. Gig LAZY Chapman from b r~aia-cap. Pe'cy Di
Alr lucrsi8m - -
IN sisa gorst Ssrea from 81 Georges Be,mS!I-ML Rich
ardsun aui Air. Sinc.air.
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MARRIED.
HARVEY-NAN

HARVEY-NAN EPs-at Urica, v. y. on rhl-sds7 -e 10
%. residence o q R-IosF Sd By 'h- Rev. D. toHrf
Charles T Harvey q MNqaet e Nj b. to Sarah = Fsn Efs
dsnri! :he ac AbrLa Va. Fps q Venom, Oneda County
NY.
KELLY BYRNTs- On ThurslsJ Ja1e 70, s. g. Ps,eT. 10
Catholic Cbu ~ the hey NJ @1iln Jofn = KY
o. THO and formerly Il C.io95 H3nss, Cj-y RACE
mon Ireland, 70 Ellen Mary By:res Of this r. y.
RFlLJY-RYAN-A: Albany. Wedaesdsy j., Q - h
Rev. McC1ssy Mr.. y I. Reilly cfta city .; as. Cssha
"a Vi \ bsuy.
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSlONS-JUKE IL Before Re.
coroer BARNARD.

The trial # Martin D0sd fo- tie murder of John
D1.i.y on F,b low hGuty ia Twenty ii.b street,
I'd 0sy. Tbomas Cp."ay "A the hg't "ns.A IL
van followed bis wife 1ad The ot ne cessea D1llry.
The evidence ndl 70 show bll not cOoduvty eat D,d
stabbed Dooey with cse SEER dlstlba-ce which Lsd
tco,urtd between 'bc hons OF ard l. Mrs D)wis
duikcg saloon. T. wns hG IT.sh roH ~ GET T. D., l.
OIL "a unfortunately Tor Doo,y. W. A.ed ~ spot.
I.e uial Rll probably occupy another Gay.
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CRY MoRrALIfr.-The total number Of dea b. in
this ely las, r'eh was los 81 which nsa II women
boys and 81 sl' The pne1Ps &,eass Consumption
IA TO- Group ~ dfopsy In hcaA scarlet fever
10; fAI alton q he bL-e SINAI poA O sboF, Ire
Inatdr, tutb dowred &C ~ he above p utdcT
ole ~ q tho Ucised sses the, we,, sO
Of Er ass, 1 C,snAaJ. :; Ils.sHd, s. frsb A4ss.A
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,Jrvr l4.-No. ~. Peope ~. Rogers-Argned.
NJ John Graham ~ hr People 1rE w An1'rwsl Rogers.
No ST. raG; Lott Argues. Mr. james h. CsmPbeh 10 40
- o-,etl-Ns-cd NJ joan alan ioF spg ant i'll.
rcAo's iir tlr =, poDdtr.
,cMsSp,sJoue i-Nc,. - IS. 5 ST. S. g. O.. So q a.
~, a., =. A..
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BROOKLY Wv ITEMS.

DISASTER m LicHrNIS".-T,e slOOp John Stevens,
while az archer in Goeanus Ray on Saturday, last,
during heavy squsl! WAS strlck by hsa.n:ag which
completely shyerei her usst
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co11Rr CAIYNnaR-Tms D.

SUFRFTE toURT--cPECIAL TIRN.-NOs. llH, li3,
10 l. Is9 d. q. e.. IS0.
SUrIKIoR CouRT.-NOs. 1899, iii, lll4, s. So,
81
CoNMoN PLrAs-PGr. Nos BIZ, 1900 10 1911,
1913, 1914 1879 5S j. 1910. l5a 1921 BE- s. i65, ,D-
rsI IL Nos 90. u. Il3l l-l2 llsl q 49, nc awe
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Ry telegraph.

81 JOHNS " ,, jane 1.-THE eys = i.I ssa Jssss
mouth y. : .,rn Matscies for Nsw iof, IVES 10 ~
lSt- Il 10. ln. %. Soc al been cot 70 dJe s.a
l-siy conGrin. SIZE supplied Win rsay a.p -
NORFOLK, June if-ArE so4r. L. W. A-sh's'
- Batts.
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IMMATURE ALNANAC......Tuis Day
sry-Rs4s 415 suS-sets.... 7S2 MooN-9ises lila
WATER......THis DAY.
Sanity Hook ~ Cows Island. n 10 HeO.e. a2N
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COURT OF COMMON PLFAs-spE,iAL TEr,s-Jaoe Ia
BEFORE Jlcge DAY..
tA>kS >EIILED.

Leopold ST. Meyers BcoWD s5t. X a3er; Gay So.
D-lschap,le. May A Dew ast re SN'aayaIue Rtlrlad
Company Ihomss n Dse Thoma' g. safhson; Mara
" ME non sat- The L sh.- nue. Rul,oad Company.
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Freiefts are rather irregular. Grain freights are
hardly 30 finn, but Flour is taken at full rates. To Lv-
erpco': 300 bbls. four a, ls. vi. Ia. 81 $1,000
bush. Grain az - Cd. 100 bales Cotton Ct -? IL
20 bales Sea Island at 3D.. 900 boxes Cheese at -
Te Tor don: $50 cs Rice at 22s Cd. 20 tuns Olcake
at la. 3D.: eco bbls. Flour a: 2s. 600 heavy had
S,sves a. so. To Glasgor: 800 bbs. Flour At -
To Bner.n: go bales Cotton a. &c. To Rot
terdam: $40 bbs. Spirits at &c.; 10000 light
pipe Slaves st %. The ship Portland 100 tuns
chartered hom Mrfnachi, with deal, to the Brush
Channel, Cd private terms. Tha brig Samuel Wilson,
20 tur. f-om D-boy 10 Rio and back 70 Nsw.York,
with Coffee al 81 20 and NJ Cali port Toe. lii
tional. bark OF 30 tuns from Philadelphia 70 Glen
fusgos and back, with Sugar a. ifc sni M)lsses a.
g. A schooner of 3ls turs, from Norfolk 10 H.saaa,
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Markct....CAREruLLY RLPoRTrD ToR TIE ~ TsauSE.
MONDAY J4-e lip q.
AsHEsThc demand Is fair AID nc uAIAel s,ssiJ SD u
u boI- 80 iyr P.ts sl1 Pearls
COTTO',-The market continues II all heavy: tle tfsns
tloIs wtie cIly 4OO Ne Teges. ~
AEMNnRk NLAs.ll-.AIInN.
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Cor Beecse-.s.. snd Broadway
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Cprner Bbackcr-s.. and Broadway.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-14

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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

ulHI ViAuV AO " do SoiuS w I" LoHuLdo-
turing town, to build for himself a for
tune. All this I read with interest !;
and I often wondered whether, in his
plans for the future, he ever thought Of
me, or acted for my sake. , E>E#
I had been six months in the acadc-
my, when another letter from Nellie
brought the tidings that Alfred had
left, and had obtained good situation
as clerk in large mercantile house.
But one passage in the letter gave me
acute pain. 1t read as follows -" l
once thought, Matte, that you and AL
fred loved each other, but I am now
disposed to believe myself mistaken
There is a pretty, black eyed beauty
lately come here, who, l sometimes
think. resembles you, Rumor says
that partiality has sprung up between
herself and Alfred, and that since he
went away, she often receives letters
from him."
1 hastily folded the letter, and, as
soon as my labors for the day were
over, sought my room. l reviewed all
that had passed between Alfred and my
self dwelt upon every word and look
of his, but could recall no act in which
he had in any way committed himself.
Then again saw the eager gaze Of the
dark eyes, and concluded that the pc
culiar expression originated from my
own yearning heart-that had looked
through false coloring. If he loved
me, why had he not told me so? or, at
least, why had he not asked me to write
to him? Calmly and coolly | renoun-
! ced the bright hopes which for four
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
HOTELS.
NJ ason's Hotcl.

r.-sve (FoRMERLYa GLOVER HOUSE,
Cor. of Second and Walnut sts., Muscatine,
IIAS the most central location of any, and is in
L i immediate connection with the principal liv"
cry stables ofthe City. Stages and hacks leave it
every day for all parts of the State. A sp1endid
omnibus ends the arrival of the cars and boats
regularly conveying guests to and from the House
free of charge. (s2-dtf] b. A. MASON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

Two years had passed since I left
home. As my education had been linn
tied to q common school one, I made
arrangements to return home in the
coming autumn, having laid by a suhi-
cient sum to support myself a year at
the seminary in my native town.
Nv friends were duly apprised Of my
Intended departure: Tho last Sab
bath Il my stay arrived. AS usual, I
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
IRVING HOU E..
To the Puhlic.

''~ Sses TO, the Public.
THE undersigned has leased, the Irving House
l. and fitted It up for the reception Of hsarders,
and the entertainment of travellers; ard would
solicit part Of their patronage. He will use his
best endesvors 10 make them comfortable. Sever
al rooms for families may BE- had. Sd. 4. H.
Aov30-daw3m .f abb g. w. WILKERSON.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

THE PENIrENr1ARY AGAIN.-Iu referring
to the fact that Messrs. H. G. Noble and
D. T. Woodbury. both declined preferred
Dictatorship of the Ohio Psnitentiary. the
EIio of the Cleveland Leader. who was
warmly In favor OF Mr.. Menden hall pre-
vious to his appointment, says:
AFTER what has transpired in following
bad Democratic precedent in relation to
the Watdenship. it is no marvel that the
off ,e OF Director goes begging among
honorable men. Mr.. Van Slyke is with
out excuse in voting for himself. and il
disregard Of pledge not to be a candidstl
for Warden while Director.
"Mr. Mendenhall would not hare been
recommended for. and would not have
been reappointed Director, could his vote
for member Of the Board have been fore
seen. Gov. Chase did not see or bav,
communication with Mr.. M. after be wal
suggested 10 him for Director, nor pre-
vious to the election Of Wsrden. Thes'
facts we know, and it is due to Gov. ChasI
that the public should know them too. sine
it has been charged by the Democrats
press that Gov. @. appointed Mr.. Menden
ball for the purpose Of conferring the War
denship on Mr.. Van Slyke.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-08-12

TOMATOES - Supporting and Shortening.
Few gardeners are now found utsupplied
with tomatoes. but very few persons take
pains to cultivate them. These vines are
usually left to struggle dd Hbitum. This is
both bad economy and lad taste. Iftoma-
toes are planted in rows; Convenient is 10
put up stakes on both sides Of each row,
and nail on horizontal strips or Stats to
keep the vines perpendicular. They may
be carried up to the height Of from three
to five feet By this means the vines will
show much better, especially when covers
ed with ripened fruits clustering thickly
upou the sides. The fruit itself will be
much superior TO that matured on the
ground, and in the shade. Strong twins
or wires may be substituted for the hori-
zontal stats. A cheaper process Of sup
porting tomatoes is TO bush them, in the
same manner that beans or peas are treat
ed. Our own tomatoes are planted around
the borders ofths garden. and trained upon
the fence, the vines being upheld by strips
OF leather, doubled around the stalks, and
fastened to the fence with small nails
Tomatoes are also benefited by shortening
in. Three-fourths Of the muture fruit is
produced upon small part Of the vine
nearest to the root, say onc-third or ons-
fourth of Its length. 1t is recommsned to
stop the further development Of vines af-
] ter fair supply Of fruit is set, BY clipping
of the vines growing beyond. The clip.
ping should not be carried too far, as &
supply of foliage is srequired to gather food
from the air. One THE most succ,ssiul
cultivators in our acquaintance made il .
rule to let no vine extend beyond four feet
| from its root.--Amsficsn AgricuIturist