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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

,rsse ... q is Sb. and b.s' rnothy SEQ s@
- A. - SIs@H- RSuth Flax SEED i In moderate de,
plenty 80 bush Of s 2 r cst. .. u a. .Se
~ m. - 20 R.on Al lS6sl 50 Y bush, cash and
.tor, time closing quietly the higher rate farheI saes
lUOb q 70 srIye have been made 10 b.'on - 80
sKINs-Gs,. steady md 10 noeersfe request m a. '
Il Vera CT asst s. cash and Of Tam p o :,
a ~ ~. DER COZ iii ue very dul snd difcali OF sale
SI.,y,r TIL -ork i.lsrse A. he Lannon'S sale whco
an al in London on the 18Th ut, Trees Tneo very o.
Deer ts1 F,En and Al El siin' were -'d a. N0A" "
cent from The rate. obtained las; year. . ,h
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C.mbridxe Cattle Market.

p..,-,, -, -ur n r. THIEtNF- ~ WT0RCT NTrf
hfVN'i' W. WrpNssDsY March 10 lisa
market 10 consisting OF workrs Oxen, Cow and eos.
Ps1rSs az M,sSEr Bsu.--ESiTo ~ sld ss ara gas
- q a al a5 second quality q 15a Is - tAfe quality
S5a as IS; ordinary quality, - - -
PRt,Es OF SrosI CArrLE.-NsTsins Ohrn truio Ssss@
q @i.5 to $500 q pair Cewss snd Caves uon t4Gtb %
$500 Y.slimg. slsG <a. TSO years cd, sSss&.
Three years old - tSi L. -. ~
saEiP LANbs-Sso a. mark-t prces IN ~. tssk1,
each FAtra and .slectou. 80 s9 60 OF from Il ae.c
ross $500. - ~. a..
Pm. o. ~,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK......
Cleared.

s,esmshpsRosnoke, Skinner Portsmouth and Norolk Lid
lam Pleassnts Marion Foster Charleston, Spo6ord Toa
Co. stsI Of the south Lyon, Savannah L. MichD s0
Northern Light Tinklepsugh, AspiuwSl, d. Torrance.
Ships Cornss (BL Walker Liverpool Barclay Lyiuscs
Consolidation Deb Thompson, Liverpool Williams Gsos.
bsIks-H. V. Van Peuo, De Groot, Rotterdam Holabxk
Salem Our UDion, Kent, CoustsDnope Jo.eph Perkins
BesRusb BeAs Gibraltar Giro Francis C.latr iSLb
sal.r, Halifax, J. 5. Whitney 4 Co.
sehooneis-Lsne, HalSey. Falmouth, la, A. H. Sooman
r. smith Cooper Wilmington, smih ). Appleton, saa
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FRENCH WINDOW eL.ss-ayeLs THICK.

HENP-AmeTlcau Uncressed has been n speculative Ielrs
daring yat weeh induced by the low current ana e.
fayortbe intelligence respecting this yer crop from the n-
grown drc's u Missouri TIE .:Spe represented 70 De
and dark in color and the wesber quite anisyorao o
bf.skIg that the THAI good portion VIII DC p
tsck the feds till ItI yss the prices current IA ~ p
cJG market AFFORD iLducemet 20 prepI- OF snd
,uppes The weeks include III bales Missouri Oh
ort.sd ESQ T. uD Us bales DO. a. 100 sane tine
lO7 100 tun, Small sales are npns
t5 bat the paper is not hrtcsss aid will have = Dc ne
quiet bit prices nouInGy ncbsnged we qI'
4 5a IS for good TO choice but small parcel. on.s more
when sale Foreign 10 plenty Manila ends up
der the influence Of better densni a-' OF
$50 tes have effected 7ic and SO bales 90 on
private terms OheT kinds quiet and somewhat ro IN
price. d., ...
HIDES There s not doing to-day and prizes have al
upward te udeIcy sales Of eco Bueuos o. ess Inc
doty for Canada lOo Ornoco on private terms Soca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

-. :, nes been little done to-day RAisins
y. ~ iSi Bunch and sSQsS l2i for Layer LeshoIn
tsQtl0 Y Dbl Dried Fruits are ann 1 ~ -e
FEATHERS-We quote nouina1v pI.. ,y....x, H..
Geese q ld<Sc, and Tennessee Al tOale ' " ~
GRAlS-The WheA; market /. arm b., o,., -. s.,,,..
Of choice are very Night sses Of hush ~ a., Rsd
bsuthsm ioae ~ Add 500 bush inferior 70 fir White
81 1891 ~ Chessa Spring NOD Xlws1iss CsI ~, nsIS
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nal Barley frniy held and in hn'ed den.Se ' e sab
Of e5d7se Barley Malt ,AAbie in small o q - sc
OssSe In GOOD demand .nd no. penty o 49,,
Sc for Vrfnis Hq45c. for STATE and % - =,
Rye firm and in modsrAe supply saes Of ~ Dl,u a. ii,
sc and Ncr;bsrn in lots Al 7Od7c. White beans ~ :,
demand at : 25es 81. bu,h Canadian Pa .e 80.
q va : 10 Com j. very quiet and ID .naA -,
mall e7Qea for Southern White ard 6eG7le Tor '-ioeH
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POTATOES continue in GOOD Request with small stock q.
81 no q tush for Nova Scot2n Mercers IS 25df5 80 % hi
foI jersey &C. MERGERS and Carers e. Is iog weser Reds
and 81 30 for Junss-
quality. o,-,
SUGARS Holders Of New Orleans airg sdvxne the
letter., beul favorable from
Ii. suction sae passed Of well 80 bids 'd 5a7. Rsiad
Az, tiye Al l0dlotc for CTu-d 9. Gsc for White CoF ~
dSc r GOOD Yellow and 6iG7.c Tor DO Ia. ,s.
include s hbds New Orleans 57e AID 20 hhds Cub. A. our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

OIL CAKE-CountTy Is ,cAlce, and prices nominal. or
City Thin Oblong OF es Of &O
sSJa $S5 50 in bbs Oil Meal is in moderate supply small
sales o City SIS
PRONIslONs-OuG Pork market is irregular and more
active there inquiry for future delivery Mess held
Slsd S9 June and July delivery have been made
10 some extent but the particulars have been made public
the to-day for lots the spot $50 bb, 70d
$40 90 for 81 for Thin Mess $l6 for sour do
ass IS for Prime Mess, and SIS sass S. for Pniu,
ihout change 70 note the stock o. good diminishing
rapidly Il sii,s 80 ets q; 80 75d IS for Country Pr
SlOa II for 10 Mess; S2QSlS ~ for r-pscked Wessru
Mes and l46 S - for extra DO Prime Meas quiet and
10 heavy Il s2ldS2 Beef Hams steady bat quiet a.
Sl7 96sl9 Bacon is firmly held AID the demand /. fair AZ
STAGE Rough SIDES are very quiet and plenty buyers
offer &C. Meets shsie better and in al dsmsnd
ses Of 4CO hhds and ,cs 9d9 for Hams ani sid6Ic fr
Shoulders part arrive Dressed Hogs fAl demand good
Cored scarce and would command sale, mostly al Ia
Tic Butter fair dcnard and is firm l4dzc tjs Ohio
and 81 for Sae. Cheese j, IL M demand a. pa l0.c We
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price OF the pnn-
opal articles of Farm Produce N Washington Market
March 10.
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PASSENGER Arrived

IN ,te0m,hfp kdngaroO from Ltopool-MIss Mani ZsdIi,
mrs W. Dougheriy Mr. Nolan and isdy Miss OCOnner n
Deyein and lady, Grnne and lady Bartholomew dy,
seTar and LADY, Kaeh and lady, Mr.. " Kempson Miss A. W.
lsIns, Cantou, w. Whiuock, Wmott McLsoad, McDoDah
9. Smith, Richmond, Bisse Arnold Hogan C-gho Gordon,
Ber H. Fisher, Lesgs, Rogers, Morrison, A. GousIos 7.
Walker, lbery, +. Carlow, SIatteTy, Heron
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suction tomorrow, there little doing We DULY hear Of
Iass C as sSc 'si mo i9% as MsacsSO als
Rio fair to prime......lO all. Jamaica alzl
Rio, ordinay.''''.' "a 81 10 '') v l'O y"
LtgusyTs ........'.'..'Is0l|
CoPPER-New sheains Is quiet SOc and YELLOW Metal
at &c cash but The has partly abaed sales q 10000
@ fS s f S a ad B and Bs
iers slowly former figures Old Copper quiet but hFm
COAL-A good Domestic and with moderate ami
walls prices quite finn The local inquiry se'ye as The
IRE quite finn the stock in their hands not large fair de-
mspd hes prevailed for the East but have no ehsnse % make
tun from yMd at *5d s575 In foreign little has bc;n done
the arrivals are IN a P csnS aig
CHHDLES-Adsmsntine slowly recovering from the e1-
IRENE ounes and depression which egned uncstubed ns
the past Fix months and caused all the Manufacturers % stop
their works The on has now oyeIAken me oGuS
Oa and sales Of some 5000 different brands have been
q in lot, d sHd f. As s It, ssa
DYEWOoDS-The demand for nearly al kinds Is quite lin,
tied but with hight receipts and diminishing stock Logwood
and Fustc held with increased hmne,s The sales include
rs un' S. Domingo L3swoSd ID at sls G sS 20 . su9s
FLOUR AND MEAL-There ia little variation to In the
value Of Western Canal FlouI the inquiry Is con.
fined to the home trade mainly The snnouncemen. Of
sf S sp..cns and 1 VS.. dons for export Price.
Of wesern extra, have an upward tendency aud e'Pe'
& 0S The ths SsS To h and I ia good I'd
request 500 b6 81 500 - IS for
s1 S. up s Indians ND hcSlssn :. @
856 IS Is for 70 good extra Round Hoop Ohio
asa sc 50 for good choice do. S5 0GS7 for St. Louis
brands ard Genesee the latter extrne prices and
only obtained for brand, long and remarkably known such
- s. Gardner Mile" and Fslker Mlls-these fsvorts
brands Cansdan Flour quiet but firmly held the stock
entirely Of brands supeIhne nominal 81 SG
~ 40; the 400 hbs st 81 Sd IS 50 foT ext
Southern Flour lie less active and hardly firm although NO,
uuotsby the 100 bbls 81 $685. 10 for
mixed to good brands Baltimore &c % @ds6 20 for the
grades aud So 25 for Gaego and HsxA" Rye flour
in fair demand sales Of 200 bbs $SG SIS IS Corn
Mua steady and in fair for the trade sales Of SO bb
Al Jersey and IS 20 for Brapdywue aud SIS IS for
puncheons Buckwhest Flour s in demand 81 l2.G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

BEESWAX continues in request both for export TO Crest
Britain and the Continent Of Europe bat the stock is quite
small holders have advanced prices materially the last sales
for the Continent 29c bur most Of the English ORDERS
believe limited 10 2c there are no sellers however be-
low SOC lc has been offered and refused for lot oil o
n prime S0uherD, holders demanding 3ld32c cash
COTTON market somewhat excited under the Can
adss and receipt advance paid In
the 5000 bales largely in rantu We quote az follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

kIsIATURE ALMAsAc......THis DAY.
sun-Rises... 6:I9 Sets.... 500 Moon-Rises. i:s2n
HIGH wArER......TBIs DAY.
Sandy HOOK. 4:10 Gov. lad. 5l0s Hell ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

fobTHE WEEK ENDING MARCH TO-
iRepor.ed exclusively for THE ". Y nv Dsvw L
FRENcH Commission Merchants the sale OF Ei,. .nd
Produce No. IS Barclay street, ~ ~
EoricE CoNaGEoks OF FARM PRoDuct-Put IN sxsrv
tkins order MNk plain indebe directions on ever,
p.siaxe Including weight with tAe count name Of s
Aso ack bill Of particulars inside of package marks5
Bill" and always send BY mail with notice and how
things are forwarded. 49,
CoMsssIoksFor selling Berries Fruits kc. where packages
ere returned and sn lots Of uf 10 oent Other
Produce generally y cent
are for sales Of good Produce in rood order
Wholesale such a realize aud not JobesT " specus
tori prices -,
BvrrkR and CREEsG continue quite active, with an up
tendency The California trade Is taking considerable Extra
Butter In hrkns which helps the market for ali good quail
advanced will be by figures
BrrrER only highest quot when perfectly made
nd sweet, In small, neat packages. We quote; go
0rsAse Co, PAls On rs Ordinary State ..'le 9is
~ hfhns.........A rs Ohio or com western ~ as
strs stAte hrkns. "a as Ohio good western 10 9lS
fnrs DO, hI. 4 tuba. n as
CssIsE-we quote:
kLHs S:''.'..... eio Goshen or EHsish..lo oil
BNI 70 frtfne.......... q 3
MzArs-As sod from nsIi.t boat, or nv Wholesale buthers
We (sots: -
Ieel sess good D 60 Porh csrcssses still fed 81 81
Mu1on 49, '''''' Pork oarcasses, MATTED o
Well essessses........ q lShoata u q
po1k csscasees corn fed 9 al
YcsiTRy Of ~ hines ssycs ana prc~. .,e IN eors<
s.ss0s tssiSssy ksAss,
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FsH-Dry Cod inactive, and with better supply Offering
the market hardly buoyAnt Bank held al $Sd SIS 25
and Marbehead and Georges a. SS 81. IS 62 Msckere
hrner and small sales from making OF Noe and
Mas u and II respectively. Herring both Smoked and
Picked continue duh and hst nominal. We quote
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

LEADSales are poT'ed OF 100 tuns Kehned Gernso sna
Spanish st. and and aud
higher afked a. the close Bar is selling &C. lees
per cent and Sheet and Pipe at 6ic. net, cash
LME-There have been receipts for day prices
aye nominal at Csc. for Common and SIC. for Lump.
LA1IiS-Last sales Of Eastern at 81 37!.
MOLASSES-New Orleans, and the market for all kinds ia
quiet prices frm saies of $50 bills New Orleans at Sc
Cuba MuEcovado comm snds 23d2Sc.
NAVAL sToREs-Spits TuIpentire has been in animated
demand under the influence Of the foreign advising sales
in London this caused spectators market aud
purchase about 1000 bbs a. A! i9, cash but at the close
there excitement and money offered but holders
advanced their pretensons &c. which checked
somewhat. Crude is in limited request but the stock still
light and prices rule firmly Common Rosn 10 in supply
firmly held 81 S. y $40 10 delivered; 60d600
bs this rate the medium grades continue quite active and
finn toe Improvement sales OF AGO bbs extra No and
low No. 42G So so 800 bbs. low and medium No
So asa ~ Is 900 do good No at 3d - y 80 10. Pale
White worth $5d IS so Tar IL dull, but prices main
Aales of Kope = y Dbl PRch
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REPORT

REPORT
For the Week ending "WEDNESDAY, March 10, 1853.
DTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE ALL KINDS, FOR THE WEEK
According the reports from the several market in the
,he-eh Axe hern recaix ed III. .xrek.
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NAILS-Cn command SIC, montfsi AIneTan WfOlght 70
OILS-Lusetdi is steady aid IL moderate the im
proy,meni sales ID 5000 gvlons Enghh a. c., cash aud
lOWOdl2CC0 gall American tod6lc Es1On in casks aud
bbA cssh sls-t time Whale cOiuBs good dsm.id
firm tn premen; sales Of $50 bbls in New Bed
oR SIC ard 20 do also there, al SIC, cash which Is the
high pice IsS Yet; other large sales hsye been reported
btby ltck reliability being nothing more than repetition of
daily transactions reported by Refined Winter Blesched
Zoe mos Crude Sperm Is rather quiet but very
firm al p = gallon cash. Manufactured is in moderate
quet 81 S1d 81 81 mos Tor Natural and Besched Lard
OIL hs been in moderate request further sales Of ~ bb prime
WesteIn Winter have been made ~ &C. cash making % 90
gallons which have been sold the above price this
the small this item seems II has been the
largest parcel purchased for several months smaller parcels from
store ommAnd Olive has been in moderate request
81 lOd 81 Is gallon and $Sd - p for quarts aud pnts
Red Oil has been quite active the week 1900 gallons Dis
titled sold AZ c days adding Interest and 200 gallon. East.
eIn DO lower rate also 5000 gallons ssPonhed private
terms supposed about 45c., small parcels
bling SOC. Tslow Oil is quiet 81 e!c and Palm &c. 70.
Canph.ne has advanced 10 d5e in sympathy with Spihts
Burning Fluid selling a. 46 4c gallon. cash We quote:
Olive MArselts Lard Ol...... g. IS =
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THE SHEEP MARKET.

The receipts Of Sheep this have been light coming
mostly from this State and NewJerey few from Ohio aud
the cenSnd for all has been pretty active sales have
effected esy the stock arrived slight advance Of
price previous week but this Is owing the
small number coming in than to anS real increase OF demand
price.
AZ Brownns the number received has been lees than any
week for long time ing In daily follows Wednesday 81
Thurs6 o. Friday H. Saturday 2s Monday Tuesday
Of watch ind including arrivals this morning 30 in
the peri These are held a. pretty d prices much
50 tor whole 'a-e butchers, who Kill Tor very ANAL margin.
sHEEP BROKERS SALES.
gooe par Of me 'ses are estimated ~ priced equivalent 10
ga Oc for the We suppose the syersse weight of
Sheep how may b. about 80 % net excepting such counted
J MeCsrty sold At Bownnss eo7 head a. an average Of
81 ~, the several .ots syeragipz A folloK..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

M. He tsouzht TIA. Committee seoad DO 81 pointed
pre vsuld thoroughly dgest the subject; sad pssssat
4 70 the Conference clear ali satisfactory mseper
The Rev. Mr.. GRIrTIS advocsfed the srosctate
He resd from book the resolution paced by the Ses-
York Conerepce for the instruction Of thoss VAC sss
ted tina. the substitute referred 20 matters occortrg
long ftce and which few would take the psrs 10 huc
up. He would favor the substitute and vose fSr l.
He Was once a stakeholder and held slaves m TIE
State. When he became Methods, prsAc a1f ne
transferred his interest IN the ne FRO 10 Jor. OVER,
Quaker VI no msnumi.ted him, AID had - s.ppof
him eli the days Of lis Life. lie thought 60 had made
good bargain and got of with less expense tnan his
brother lie continued 10 speak in favor OF me s7ost
iute
DR.. McCLIsrocK wished 10 withdraw the substitute
and amend IL lie thought that the Conference ned
made UP t5eir minds on this subject and we're resdy
to vote on the subject this morning. He her resd
the following 70 an amendment 10 the sabsitu:e
Wherea, There few any qs,sOus sS.tns zore deeply
Zoe pubic n.ae o. msos ns's aoe r..,sss
Tia, We Confre should give uttsFsnc~ 20
on the subject; therefore. -, ,
II Christ, The rights Of and The be.t neres Of scs.y
Rs4 Tbs, We pcpt ~n o' Ros 20 ' s,
oped upon The sbc' ceseips ss al evil tf %. ss
,rraon Of ali wise and prndeui measures are % % Am
ployed
The vote wss then taken on the adoption @. tie
substitute Of Dr. McClintock. just made, IN place OF
ne motion 20 appoint Committee snd the reso utOus
were adopted nearly unanimously.
The following are the principal Committees sp-
pointed:
On Memoir,-Tbe Rev. Messr.. Crswford y Psuy w. l.
smith shsaer w. Grose. c. B. Sins, A. n sAndiSra
Ga IT, Z, Reci l. w S' s.na I sssslsni
on sseeJ O,deA G k-,. g. p 5 5.sSsee
S.uiei r Whe.iiy w Blake ". F. tIOcser. T. :" Di-see
The Conference decided 10 hold al afternoon sesson
at o'c.ck. Adjourned.
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The Special Committee appointed at the las. meet
ing 10 devise plan for the ret d the ALSO ston
and consider the propriey rau the dues next year.
nted their report Ii set forth tnac the aVshe
income Of the Association for the three years. nom
1851 to 1853, inclusive, was III -, o! wmcn ooi
per cent was expended in books, while the average
annual income for the three succeeding wears dstng
from the removal up town, was $40 4sl ~ OF which
only l4 per cent was expended IN books, tlus snow
og that while the income ncre ,sed 10 per cent, the
books purchased by the Association during the same
period decreased "a per cent that the failure 70 sup.
DIV the members with the current literature issued
from the press, in the beginning, was having s oad
effects; that without such supplies, the iestiutlon
could not maintain its envable rank one OF the first
circulating libraries in the country that only two
modes of relief presented themselves TO the connsee
viz: by curtaiDg the expenditure and the other
| y increasing the amount OF the spnusl Jues. mnn
regard TO reducing the salaries OF the employees even
were il possible the committee were unwilling 20 sd-
vance the propriety OF discussing the question in
body whose interests lie in setting good example in
that particular to the merchants Of New YORK. APP
plause They were therefore, left TO the alternative
If recommending that the annual dues be increased
from - to 80, and the subscription from 3 per
annum 10 50 semiannually. The COMMITTEES s.so
proposed several amendn ents TO the Constitution :
First, that chapter l., article be amended 60 ss to
read AZ follows: ANY person engaged in mercantile
pursuits as a clerk msy become a member OF the
Association if approved by the Board Of Dire ctors,
and paid an initiation fee of 81 and - cents for tho
first three months, and that the regular dues shall
hereafter be Is cents quarterly, in ADVANCE" Tnst
chap. J., art. 4, be amended o. follows: ANY mem
I" Der of the Association commencing business his
"own account may continue bis membership upon the
payment of 81 % serniannuslly, in advance, and
merchants elso may become members by paying =
"semi-snnusly, in advance"
The proposition 10 amend the constitution by adopt
rg the recommendations Of the Committee called
forth some warm discussions, in the course Of which
charges OF fraud and illegal voting at the annual cleo
tons were made, while the other eide challenged
them to bring forward their proof.
motion wss made and carried in favor Of submit
ting the question of amending the constitution the
neniber on the day Of the annual election, next
week.
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sWEDENBORGIANP PRINTING AND PUBLISH
ING SOCIETY

Tie Eighth Anniversary Of the American Swedes-
ooreisn Printing and Publishing Society wss led on
Tuesday night, at the new rooms OF the Society, No..
~ Cooper Building MIR. SAMUEL l.. WALDO, Presi--
dent OF the Society, occupied the chair.
Mr.. THOMAS HlTcHcocK, Secretary of the Board Of
Managers read their annual report, Of which the fol-
loving is an abstract
In the last snnus report the compilation Of the 'ereoypIg
The entire se Of swedenborgs theological works. they
published by himself announced No occasion having
sit.r have ben Hsts the stock Of plate. th:
csIest volumes. 80 eop. u las. vuns Divine Pow
G.pee 2O COPIES Tue Christian Religion. 500 COPIES; total
90 vols copies Apocalypse keye.ed Iij copies; DIVINE
1 10y ara "eom SIi Divine Providence l9; Heaven snd
-Four Hesysny Declines, hs uiscaneous tSeoosiea vots
4e total 24 The net the sales were Sss 81
o. ]i d. or more than ~ cent: over the
The report states that after unexpecei delay Of more than
year. the Society have at length the removal Of Their
Depse into md spacious apartment 10 he Cooper In
stn1t. without entering into details il suen: ssy that
and location By those Of any s,it.on Of 30 kin
the country The Society aIral sed with the A@eric N
nd assume part Of the expense It il expected h. toe roam
will become the depository Of all he New Chu tera,ars Of
he United States
The SecretaIy's report was unanimously accepted,
and ordered TO be printed.
The Treasures report was next presented:
HE amount received during the year from all
~
This report was also adopted and ordered TO De
printed
The Society then proceeded to ballot for officers.
when the following were elected unanimously:
Pn,identos l. Waeo. Vice PIe'identsw D. sursl W.
ysns; Hoe Lyman Stevens. John Gydde. Edward x.s.lrs
& . ESafs' s SHsn a's S..ls, k
,Hy-Thouss Hitchcock CoHespondiHg seretary-ssmaei
Ws. r. sey ' rs ,GSi ys ,Hso ,a J.ss'SG
JeG' Edmund Hyatt
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ANNUAL SERMON BEFORE THE NETWORK
ASCOT tIIQN IrA.Lx.I.I,.. A Z ...-r.,


The Annual Sermon before the UDiverssEs. Associar
ton was delivered last evening at the Rev. Dr. Cas-
pins Church, on Broadway, by the Rev. HEsRY BLAs-
chanD Of Brooklyn. Either on account of she rainy
weather, or from some other cause, there wss very
small attendance and the few looked still fewer by be-
;rs scattered the church. The text see tsd ss
the theme Of the discourse found in tae Episse 70
the Epbesisns, chsp. H., verse 20.
" built pon the foundation Of The Apostles Gr3 Ppts
Je,us C1rist hinse Il beirg the chief corners,ore
he reverend gentleman sahd t6st the liberal Chsres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of this association was he'd st
Clinton Hsll las. evening. At the reques. OF tbs
Board of Direction, Wilson G. HuSr, esq, occlpec
the chair.
The minutes Of the last annual meeting having oeer
read and approved, the reports Of the Treasurer aid
the Board OF Direction were read, ron wa'co We eS-
,.ct The following statement relative 70 the condition
of the Association: .o,- =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-13

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SvSsu d. u s,, RAcx5 Sean J. L. an LED "a
o. " Il .sin YIa1aas Yolle, ths Rs' T$'a's D~~ ~
He Ripley
Ife. fes more or.sf rsEArss TIE nss'-hs -
l,a-zed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
Raunans EranCais..

Mes.ieurs Garnham Il Lockwood enerent aa pub
Nc Franeais de Butte county un grand assortment
.des meilleurs ouyrages des auteurs du steele.
AIS BUREAU DE LA PoSTE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-06
DIR. James Nj. Vance.

Oroyille,- Dec. s, 1857 do