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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-04-08

CARLYLE, ILL.,, June 28, 1852.
have used Prof. 0. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful effects. My hair
was becoming, as | thought, prematurely gray,
its original color, and, I have no doubt, perman-
emily so. 5. BRESSE, ex-senator, US
O. ]. WOOD & Co., Proprietors, 312 Broadway,
N. Y, lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo. And
sold by all good Druggists, and by ALLISON s.
BRATTON, Yorkville 8. C.
Feb 18 Z 3m
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Feb IS
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ept II
THE LIVER
NWIGO :
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,
COMPOUNDED entirely from GUMS,

IS ONE OF II BEST AND
Il LIVER MEDICINES now before the public,
that acts as o Cathartic, easier, milder, aud more
~efectual than any other medicine known. 1t is
not only o Cathartic, but a Liver remedy, acting
first on the Liver to eject its morbid matter, then
on the stomach and bowels to carry off that mat
ter, thus accomplishing two purposes effectually,
without any of the painful feelings experienced in
the operations of most Cdthartics. 1t strengthens
the system ut the sam time that it purges it; and
when taken daily in moderate doses, will strength
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

u UNfrEp STATES CArfrnt EXTENSION y
and w.sHtseroS AeuEpvcr OFFICE
s..,., ...uo..,. IN w.ssissr.s SEPT 70. lsss
Day = December ns' a. nom or npisng on he grouads
columns ~ sss soos Il Sas sdns shafts r a'
The Dimensions are 81 follows
each sha be twenty i've feet two sad eighth inches n
height from the bottom Of said torus 10 the top The upper
diameter ,ors bottom piece sha three
above he base 70 s sree feet and At the neck below the capt
upper asaeal be eleven seven eshhs inches
These are he ne, dimens9gs 2, The WORK when finished
free from All defects which would make bemishs IN the IN
The above shafts 70 be Of white american marble, similar
Of S s sna Which, coa sa Sssd near s M
Every proposal should be accompanied with block q,
one cubic loot IN si,e s specimen Of the marble offered
nes w NJ sce % ot ana meena
The proposals should state The time within which
panied BY written guarantee signed By one or more
ss he bidder or bidders viii his or heP BIDS Re aseepsd
enter into obligation within zen days with good and sun
a p e e ey The certificate q The
Navy Agent o. some oacer o. The general OF M
diyduaf known The Engineer Department War that
IRE states reserves The rshi 70 reject any or all BIDS
not deemed advantageo and 70 make other arrangements
Proposals viii be received r furnishing the shafts either IN
the 81 shafts offered m single blocks or IL pieces re
Proposals vii be opened in this once at noon Of the Oh De
embsr next In the presence Of bidders who may
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
". g. MEIGs, Capt Of Engineers,
IN charge q United States Capitol Extension.
FORM OF A GUARANTEE
To cav n g Ms,es, United States Engineers
hereby Jointly and veray With the United states
and gusrantee IN the foregoing bid Of - be accepted
that be ~ hey VIII within ten days the acceptance Of sd
b execute the contract for the With good and sufficient
sffes 70 perform the work furnish the articles prpposed
In conformity 20 the ~ the Advertisement under which
made And IN the said shall fail ~ enter into
contract aforesaid 10 make good the dner
between the offer by the said and the nest lowest t
der. ~
a. ~.
hereby certify that W of knowledge and belief
lh9 above named guarantors are good and sufficient
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sEGARs AND ToRACCO.

CPFcrAL ATTENTION Is INVITED TO NY STOCK OF
" Havana domestic and German Several invoices
us be closed ont a great sacrecso pay cash adyance
o. CHEEKS.
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pRoPosALs FOR SHAFTS

DATRrCR MCCORMICK HAS REMOVED FROM no rs
Il 70 No. ~ Beaver street, front ofce, first floor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-14

TI,HIRTIETH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AMERICAN
InstiuteExcurson tickets per steamships JAMESTOWN
and ROANOKE, from Richmond Petersburg and backs
meals sateroom &C. included SIS; and from Norfolk and
back $3 These tickets be used to 9th October without
additional charge thus aordng desiring opportu-
nifty of visiting the Fair of the American Institute at very
cost For tickets apply the agents the company
III Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond, or to
HENRY LUDLAM, 50 Broadway.
TINPAID WATER RENTs-CROTON AQUEDUCT DE
u partment, October 4, 1853.
Notice hereby given that OF the Legislature
per will be added to all unpaid OF
November next In addition 70 tive cent incurred the LIST
of August last.
Water payable the LIST Of May year. in
advance penalties unpaid with equal
certainty the LIST of August and November thereafter
desirable every to preserve his pro-
perty from being Collector Arrears which
not redeemed win be sold according to law.
NJ. VAN sCHAICK, President
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nN DEMANDP-PouR UNE FAMTILE PARTrCUrIrRr
~ une cuisinere bien an fat De IA cuisine franchise
ME de certhcas de capncte S'adresser Monsieur o.
hureaux du Herald de 10 heurcs du man heurcs De re-
levee.
nN DEMANDE-PovR PRENpRE SOM DUN EN-.
~ hnt de mos me franchise sussesse protesane.
DC bonnie yoohte par angne purement sachan
DIE. s'adresser az No. 50 East 2ime rue.
line BONNIE FRANCHISE DESIRE TRouvER rNE
~ famile qu N prrnne service pour retourner
France File peu fournir les meilleurs renseenemene
sadresser u Gaurd, ~ Park place.
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long and severe isess NJ Jons MousrJor sssd 70 yss
the friends Of the family and those Of his kroehssu
Wnlisn and George, ubs members Of Codumbian kAgt6
Company No H. and the members Of the Fire Depart
reLs IN general IRE respectfully pved n attend the ~
peval from the residence Of hb brother Georrs h RI
Fifty second street, between second ana Third svssusa
this Thursday aftcrDoon. ct O'Clock His reaaiu
will be taken 70 Greenwood.
MURRAY On Tuesdag evening, May Is, Il hsr rsug-
depce the beloved wife a Capt wn. Murphy sssl =
years and months.
The friends Of tho family sso tbose Of her bsothse ~.
VIM Sharp, M Dsvh Irwin and Mr.. Edward Breaaan.
are requested 10 attend the funeral, from her late rs
oeEoe No. 90 BANK ssreet, TIM hursday) asernoos. -
o'clock.
NouaAur On Wednesday, MY %, a. ~ Amisy srssa,
n. T.. RArnosD NovSkKxr.
The frieuds acguantances o. the family are reapsse
fully invited 10 attend tho funeral also the fioods ~
Fppe lsbemer, late resden0o 90 Amtty sres4,
Friday morning. at len Clock without further nsdos.
Pxrns-On Monday, Nay "A, FoSrAIss H. PHD, sgsA
50 years.
The funeral will take place. from 2SCottags place, -
day (1hursAsy), at IL O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
SwExSEY.-N Brooklyn, On Tuesday Nay =, or -.
sumption, COSSEIIUs j SwunY, native q tho otaV =
Dublin, relaad tho 2esh year Of bis ego, deepH -
GREETED BY bis numerous friends and soqusneaAoes
The funeral WI take plac ibis (Thursday) afsesaoo
At bali past two o'clock from bis late residsace
Bend ana Atlantic streets
TRACY - On Wednesday,, May &, Miss JAHE TRA0y.
The friends Of the family ssspectfuly Invited - -
tend the funeral from her late reedsnoe No x Fourth
avenue on Friday afternoon, st th7co O'Clock
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HARRIA0Es AND DKATHs-


Buxonn-Posru Wednesday, May 20, at -
Luke's church, by tie Rev J. n. futile, Mr. JoaS d..
BIuxon, Of this cty. 10 hiss LoupA PoSsR, youngest
daughter Of Capt George Poster Of San Frsocsco Cl
fosnm-
BzoeSAx-KxASR-Ons Sunday, May 81, ct g. Patrick's
Cathedral, by the Very Rev. VIM. Ssrrs, v. G. JoaS
BaosSAS 70 Miss KArk KxAyx. both Of this city.
Dx LuSA-ARcmR--Ath her residence, on Monday, May
H. BY Rev. n. Adams, Mr.. FsAscrsco h On Luna, Of
Havana, 70 MAS MARY JAM ARCHER, OF New York.
FrNixy-BlAncRAR Anon Monday evcpnG, May -, by
Rev g. Alexander Polts JoMs H. Fstsy 70 Mrs. EvKisx
BLANCHARD, late Of this city
Josns--wARD I'm this city, Wednesday evening,
Nay 49, by the Rev George Pelz. EDaAR Josns, Of this
city, 70 Miss SARAH G. WAgD, OF Newark. ~ j.
Rorom-CRAwrxY.-Op Monday, May ~, by the Rev.
Mr.. Bangs, r. n GDoGos Rsvcsr 10 JANE L. CRAwxr, both
OF Brooklyn.
grnH-wupu.-Ou Wednesday, May 10, by the Rev
H. y Parmelee, Mr.. JoHs Ssnn, Of this city, 70 MIS-
NARour I. wsnss, daughter " James weeden, Esq. o.
Nevtowp, 4.
Rght Rev. Archbishop Hughes Dr. J. g. rHniAuD 70 Ca
RoIISs IArRx eldest daughter " y. D'fervilly
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and money advanced to Col. Sam Colt, IN aid of his
pertinent win the submarine battery In 1884
HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS.
The bill for the Improvement Of the mouth Of Milwaukee
river was passed.
the bill for the Improvement OF Sheboygan harbor was
taken up but laid aside for the consideration Of the fifteen
million loan bill.
PASSAGE or TIL. GOVERNMENT LOAN BILL.
BILL, (opp OF Tenn. had the floor and spoke nearly
all Gay % the tariff question
M SIMMONS, opp OF amendment, providing for
home valuation Of imports was lost by 26 against IT,
On motion OF Mr. HUNTER, (adm Of Va, tho warrants
were made thousands OF dollars instead Of hundreds
ahe bill was finally passed by 20 against H. follows:
AYB-Messrs Allen, Bisler. Bright Brown Clay Cling
man, Davis douglas Fish, Fitzpatrick, Hammond. Hayne,
Houstor Hunter Johus of Ark Jones' Mallory,
Mason Pearco Reid rice Sebss hhieds THOMPSON OF
Ky, Thomssn of N J Wright and fulee.
fAYs-Messrs Bell Frederick Chandler Crittenden Fes.
nendep. foMer amin Ssrlan, johnson Of Tenn King.
Pugh. seward, Wade and Wilson
ABsEsrsEs-MAss,s Bates Ba, ard. Cameron, CLARK.
Dixon Foot Green, twin Hale, Henderson, Kennedy Sim
mons, Sumner and ToOmbs
PAIRED oTF-Mr Polk with Mr. Trumbu Mr.. Stuart with
IT ColAmer Mr.. slidel with Mr.. Durkee, Mr. Benjamin
with hr. Doolils.
Mr. HUNTER gave notice that he will 70 bring In
Che Miscellaneous Appropriation bill
Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

The Rum still Cor tipues.-AdnOugn Sum-
is app csehps EePrNsCHkID hn1s b. e!quiaes
style q Ola tat for ls8 solo At three doSs ssd hall =
much n demand hen ire opened In ne mot Jus
Ned hen IN believing 'hst s sr,ceul model nd bauuiu
rhb give precedence 10 h~ market over all omy6uoeW
rssby It's alec be taken into
whn psced side by SIC with any hats so In bscadwAy
fcr H. And found 70 bo superior In every respect
fSPEN0CHxID.
Manufacturer Of Eentemen'a hAts ll8 Nassau street.
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81. LOUIS, May rs, 1858.
despatch from Leavenworth, Gath, says that the
second column Of roops for Utah. under command Of Col
Munroe had been encamped Salt Run, four miles BE-
low the fort since 10th instant but resumed il march
yesterday.
Tho third column, under Colonel May, Is still, encaupsl
In the vicinity Of tho fort and will not before tho
9Th.
Three companies OF the Seventh infantry reached tho
fort on Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

Noticing an article you- issue Of yesterday. styled
Descent upon ALLEGED Bogus Eapre.s Post In which
state that bad been crested and detained upon charge
Of sesrsctng ten dolAs from letter deposited In one OF
borcs BY ocer Deoe Of The Detective force and hs
upon arrest hous searched snf hst mrse and
large number Of leues opened ver. found upon Tie pre-
misses also that such No 1856 bsurens street
n denial OF tbs matte. in too allow me 70 say that, upon
The arrival OF the ocers my residence virtually In
bed not having been than half hour, he ooers
having had 70 swat ccssng myself before could sccom
psnv thsm. This VIII ccouut Tor the denial Cby mem
Der OF my fNmyl Of mybeinx al home when addressed A.
the front door Further that residence has been. 70
Msy l. 1854 at the No ~ Aurcns street and The labels bear
ing my ressenc which rrnsed and shown
upon NE examination, hve ye, been placed the
simply consisted Of "csd letters" which had been
nuisfng for The pan rsheen mouths, and which, upon
e,sminsnon conciusivty es.sbshed my integrity AZ he
proprietor sid from the fact Of each letter bearing
10 date win fui aflsnsfinn w the cause OF Us non
delivery In .peskref the number stationed air thousand
would have beer the rumber than hundred
which 10 NE most safe toxes Ina, have vet been manu-
fscsured costing by h hundred. dollar aud forty
piece s 70 " mnfrE ten dollars which n said W have
been directed 70 psrv In New jersey and upon which
vss srresed hncs nshing about ~ further Than 10 that
Justcs Kelley upsn tn ahdav of ohcer pevoe aid not
dem Of sumceu Importance W justify detention. and
was accordingly discharged upos my recornysnce,
and the bogus suh CITY kxpress Posi- sill lives Yours
INV yoRx, May n, lss
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rally ccrcedes Re une9ssed for heir prompt ssion in
aevsinf Ard mrng al dtseasee Of the soascA lie use
svsys N the beneficial results and IN
o. nervous decin constipation, hsfueree and ohey Ire
disessef csused dsscrdered stomach i've carsve powers
are o. hs po 1dy and powerful character and escceA
any oher prepstou OF NE clas before Ne public
FOR sale by muGess, frocers and dealers everywhere
hkHks PARK, vholcs ele agents
Noe 10 and IS Park row.
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Permanent Reduction in Fashionable
Custom Tailoring
81 Walker street, N. Y.
SPECIAL NOTICE
Having co,plcted abroad for the intro
ducton OF al desirable novelties materials for geneue
through Messrs Barlow Payne CO. manufacurers
agents London, enabled maintain well known
quality and style Of clothing the following immense reduo
ton from former prices, viz
toilet from $lB
Pro-s varying according to style and make and our
usual lbersf credit
N Our show rooms spacious and well lighted suit.
able display which always select and
complete 1t determination 70 meiDt sn the
have the good fortune 10 enjoy thereby
tinuing establishment the puar resort Of the well
dressed gent The present day No 81 walker street
10000 Casea Boots and Shoes nj Auet1sa
prices, ~ PBlLIIPs BMITH'h, "a Warren street
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Non-Arsav.l OF the Africa.

SASYY HOOK, Nay 26-lo3e p. n.
There Jet signs Of the steamship Africa, now
DUE of this 20 mt, with Liverpool dates W the 18th inst
Wind east, blowing hard and raining
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PARTS Felt Hats-Just Received ut Whites,
IS fultou street. Gents dress hats spring siyos. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

uciiowsy's Ointment ts not Mere Surface
ssve 1t does not BEGIN and BY simply sknnng
ulcer dischsrsnghe redness q inflammation from he
cucle Op the contrry. sinks With me AID ~ reuue fric
ton 70 The creative Of the dessc In the esh the 6Dres
and the larger blood ,e~cla and erpelsiL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

Battle Between tho ScttIers and Inalans In
Nebraska.
81 Louis, May S, 1858.
despatch nom Nebraska City, 23d inst states that In
telNseDce from Gale county Nebrsska says that
Hct had just occurred between the settlers and the
Kiowah Indians in which chief killed and
Der of stolen horses captured. There much CON-
paint Of Indian dspredatons in that section Of tho Ter
ritory
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Gentle n,es's Summer Hats.
Our sty s for the will be issueS Friday May D.
WARkOCK CO, HApers,
SO 8roAdv ay, ct Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

mnhsn's Essir OF Cslissys Bsrk-For Sale
At bis old stand. 3 broadway; at Mesksns So Broadway
aa- II y. Illnslai $40 " ~ gn-.ss S,-,.s
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Metallic Tablet Rszor Strop-WholcsalS
and retail, BIZ j. T. sAUNDERs store No. Astor House.
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The extraordinary by the rival managers
OF different nJuro because Of liberal and
yrcu o. doiog business has materially affected
them compels to call special attention 10 tho facts which
ali who deal with know sready that Is hat lotteries
legal the and trustees hone and honorable
sold prizes the Last twelve months than
all other lotteries IN the Union. and that they have Doc.
promptly csabed In all presentation The effort
inure aimed not only nj our busness by rivals but
s intended to act politically Of partners and
frendS and The public that with
all ia right and this the legal Investigation which shan
urge hearing will fully de mopsoso In the meantime
business with be conducted AZ usual
SAMUEL SWAN 90. Augusta, Ga
PRAny doubling the responsibility Of firm will
find inquiry Ut the broadway Bank Of this city thai
have balance OF $50 900 TO credit besdes which
keeping bsnk accounts h stx other cities the United
Ststes-
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Have You seen The Victoria Hat Case, 81
shcse speudid ladies' dress and leather unkss not
gay y Visit W No Murray street
JOHN BLACK, Msnufssturor.
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Medical Card,
W. BCDENHAMER. N. p,
one $50 Broadway,

ktcus ely Tor he medical and surgical treatment d chronic
dseasef especially hose OF TIE lower bowel such a. piles
constipation hstu n~ure, falling Of the bowel structure OF
the bowel. ul,cra'fn OF the bowel &C.
Ohce hours from 9o'cloak 70 ocb,k P. n. daily.
he wi Visn patients in any part Of the city u desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

Fredessckr Photographs Temple OF ART
Eos 68S and o8T BrosAway oppOaite Metropolitan Hotel
Photographs hAoype dsguerfootypes snd ambrotypes In
evoey style.
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81. LOUIS Nay Is, 1855
Incomplete from the election In Kansas indicate
majority Of 7s0 In favor Of the Leavsnworth consttu-
ton. me utmost apathy manifested In regard 70 tho
result, and tho pro slavery vote WAS very small.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-27

10000 Dollar Estates, Country Homesteads
and beau u scenery photographed style reasonably by
HOLAkS. 259 Broadway. LII
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For the --latest Importation OF Lace Ties
crsvxts &C., &c.,go 70 MOODf's. M Broadway.
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y. DERBY q COMPANY.
InPoRTISo TAuORs,
ST Walker street.
In olive cloth. EXTRA quality and undor
expressly order for the members o the Sooe
FrieDdA which viii be out lesgh sred at
low pr Also. EnSiisA alpaca umbreilas
81 Walker street, New xork.
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Commissioners OF Emigrati0n.
BOOKING PASSENGERS ILLEGALLY ON BOARD TIL
STEAMER GLASGOW.

BOOKING PASSENGERS ILLEGALLY ON BOARD THE
STEAMER GLASGOW.
The Commissioners Of Emigration met yesterday-Gu-
liam C. verpanck, President, In the chair
communication was received from John A. Kennedy,
the Superintendent Of Castle Garden In which stated
that from representations made by Of the passengers
by steamshp Glasgow, which arrived At this port
Tuesday from Glasgow the agent and officers q, tho Office
Steamship Company at Glasgow and board the
ship during the had been engaged IN the business
Of booking passengers for inland travel in the United
States and rates much higher than those charged by
the railroad agents In Castle Garden. The subject
referred " the Committee on Castle Garden.
cations bad received for the appointment OF keeper
Of the grounds ct Seguines Point As was deemed ne
cessafy that the grounds should be looked aer the pst
tons were referred.
Next week The Board will meet at Wards Island-
Number OF cmigrants arrived 10 May 10,
DO. arrived since 70 May %.................. 2,4b7
Number arrived 10 same date IN 1857 :. Sl,s2i
No inmates on Wards Island. ,42s 1871 lIso
10. do. In Marine Hospital .... 1s4 162 ISL
TOTAL. .......:......:....l.co7 1850 IN,
Aggregate receipts 70 May 10, 1858. .Sls, 277 40
Rsceipzs since 70 May %, for eommu-
ation Of alien passengers, &c.... b,28 0oSo 5os 40
Total $751; ei 70
Disbursements per previous ACCENT
10 May IN, 1888 ......... ..So6 ,o3o ~
No payments Nay io,."".. oSo ~
Balance Of Communication fund ..si7 $50 Sc
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NAY 8-Herbct w. Hayden ~. Taylor Hmbsu-
Mr. Hutchins applied the part OF The plaintiff for AZ n
Junction 10 restrain the defendants removing him
from his position captain Of the shp Grshsm Folly
Of which vessel they are owners.
Mr. Reebe on the part Of the defendants. said that
Capt HAYDEN was s time part owner Of the vessel,
but having sold his interest 70 Messs Taylor Hurburt,
they claimed the right 10 place the ship IN The hands u
master Of their Selection.
Motion for pjuncticn denied.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD,

PHILADELPHIA. May 20, 1853.
Stocks Irregular Pennsylvania Sc, 87H Reading Rail.
road, 90 Morris Canal AM Long leland Railroad, Tx
rennfy vania Railroad, AK.
NEW ORLEANS, May rs, 1858.
Cotton GALES today $500 bales, q, irregular prices;
mldcng Dominslly Ike 11Iso. Tue sales OF the
three days ado up 1880 bales Stock 236 500 bales
Receipts at all Southern ports ahead Of last 80 300
Sugar, sac. q 6hc. Corn. Soc. CSC. Pork Eastern
mees, $40 rs; bulk shoulders, SIC. TAc. Freighs--
Cotton TO Liverpool, ed.
MOBILE, May rs, 1858
Cotton-Sa'es today 1000 bales, the market closing
quiet but steady kidollpg, io. Sales for the last
three Gays 2 500 bales, and receipts 600.
BALTIMORE May 20, 1853.
F,ur dull and unchanged. Wheat dull and declining;
common, 96c a 81 % Corn firm and unch nged. Wits.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20, 1858.
Flour extremely dull Wheat quiet Corn active.
Whiskey firm. Provisions du !; mess pork, 3d. hams,
lie i2c.; shoulders easy at 7kc. a7ac lard in bbs,
llkc. slixc.
BUFFALO, May 2s-lPM
Flour steady; wheat steady. Sales a. 900 bushels
roc for choice Chicago spring and Soc for white Canada
Cor quiet sales OF 10 600 bushels at 50c for Toledo
and 50 hc for Illinois river. Oats steady sales OF e.
GOO bushels at &c. Whkkey arm ~ 1870. q 20c
Freghs st ady ct l3c for wheat New York Lake i'm
ports for the twenty four hours ending ~ noon 10 day
1000 bis -four "a bushels wheat Canal exports for
the same tme-4,000 bbs. flour, $1,000 bushels wheat
Il 600 do, corr, 1000 do. oas. Wind south.
CHICAGO, May 25, 1858
Flour quiet Wheat nrm at &c. Corn buoyant and
advanced 70. Sales $50. Oats dull shipments 10 Buf
fAlo-9o0 barrels 500 bushels wheat 500 bushels
corn Shipments 10 Oswego-No -four; Is, 900 bushels
wheat; corn Receipts 900 barrels -four; 80 900
bushels wheat II 900 bushels
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The New England Anti-slavevy Society.

The New England Anti-Slavevy Society.
BosroH, Nay 26, 1858.
The New England Anti Slavery Society assembled in
Mercantile Hall today, which crowded 10 excess.
lorR Of resolutions mainly denuucstory OF thu
New York aud New England Tract Societies. offered
by Mr. Garrison. Speeches followed from Theodore Par
ker, Wendell Phillips and others.
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Supreme Court-Cfrcuit.

M,y B.-Joh~ A. Syort, Recespr Of he Bo'c.gy Bdnt,
No. Thos. n. Dick-rhis was action for 5000. the
amount OF three promssory notes held by The Bowery
Park the Of la suspension. The Defendant set
up nsuflsiept notice Of protest veriic' fcr plaintiff
o. ,e5e
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Fancy Cutlery.-sp0rtsmen's pen and
pocket knives In great variety for ssle by J. sAUH
DERe, No. 7 Astor House.