davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22
GOULD & LINCOLN,
SO Washington Street, Boston.

6, UGAR LOAF, SUGAR MAPLE, COAL
OsPURIFIED OLD RYE WhlSKEY.-No pains
means spared make one ofthe best and purest
articles in the State. 1t is finding its way, and
is already introduced into of the 6rstclass no.
tells where it is used by gentlemen OF the highest
standing. 1t has had high compliment passed oD it
by Mr.. Fox, the whiskey inspector of Richmond.
Refers TO A. Richards, Richmond, Va, q. G. Nor
ris, Staunton, Va, and e. Patt hotekeeper, Middle
brook, Va.
Address orders to BECK,
Deerfeld OF Arbor Hill, Augusta CO., Va.
1ShS-ff
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22

COOKING STOVES.-Another lot of superior
v Cooking Stoves, all Sizes from $40 up 10 $50, at
d. W. KENNEDY'S.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22

Ton SHOEMAKERS. French Calf Skins, Mo
Il ro;cos, Innings, Bindings, Web, Wax. Bristies,
Avis Pegs, Lasts, Boot Trees, Kit of all kinds and
everything TOR the use of the trade.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Starnfon Nav 10 ,59-yind conv
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22

GARDING MACHIN ES.-The subscriber has
" full set of Carding Machines new and
in good order-which he offers for sale on very
sonabe terms They may be seen at the mill Of Mich
olas Rhyan, in the Big Calf Pasture.
JAMES s. GUY.
West View, Augusta CO., Dec. 9, 1857.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22

w Cooler, believed TO be the best made, on hand
and for sale. GEO. E. PRICE.
Stanton June 15 '5S-Vind copy
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22

ICE CREAM FREKZERS.-A few ofthe best
and latest pattern of Freezers hand and for sale.
GEO. E. PRICE.
Staunton. June Is, '5s-Vind COPY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22

A CURIOSITY.-Farmers and labofing men are
N invited to call and examine q new article in the
way of Shoe. The sue is composed OF Gutta.percha
which is attached 10 the upper by wrought nails clinch
ed inside 1t looks as though it would never wear
out. JN0. X. WOODS.
Stanton June Ia '5s
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22

| - CREW-TOP PRESERVING CANS.-Just
- resolved, large supply ofthe Screw top Preserv
my Caos found by three Years experience to be the
best aud only reliable Can in use For sale, wholesale
and retail, by GEO E. PRICE
Stanton, June Is, 5s-vind copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1858-06-22

~ LOVE. KID, CALF. Il LASTING CATERS \;
VI Patent Leather and Calf Pump Sole Shoes Pump
Sole Sched and Pegged Boots, just received and for
sale bv ]. X. WOODS.
Sta,uton Tune 1883
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
THE CASE OF CHARLES DEVLIN.

Te ne Editor J The ". y. Tribune
Sin: Your article in reference to the resignation
Mr.. Devin, late Street Commissioner, was written
under misapprehension evidently. He was not cub
iec 70 an Indictment from the late Grand Jury. They
were merely requested by the Mayor to take proofs o.
Devlins official dernquencies, pursuant to the pro
vions Of sec. 40 of the Amended Charter, with view
Of reaching him by presentmen, and thus efiecting ME
removal from Office Pending the action Of the Grand
July Mr.. Devlin reinquished all pretensions to the
Street Commssionersbp, and the object Of the invest-
CATION was accomplished without the formsLty of pre-
sentiment and trial
Ckarges are still in the course Of examination before
the Recorder against j. b. Smith and Fitzpatrick, in
which Devin lie implicated. When they snail have taken
the proper shape Devln may be indicted for a con-
sptrGcy TO detraud the city Treasury, and held to
tsiA Your obedient servant GRAND Juror.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

sss ct s4ssl IS for god 70 shoe. EIr.'s wss.r sy~,
ses go hush Chicago Spring a TIC osfore The Feoss -
..sm. r. n,ws snd Zoo bush EAGlee Cab sfsrsnd -
arc rr,o@ Coss and steady. OATS over es 4 ~
bush a s3i aSc WHISKY lover; sale. 600 esls Il is =
s.Iion C.S.I PsgsHrs Whest s. 70 New 7o.h ~
lie 10 Albany aud Troy LskE IMPORTS fof tbs -
A. noon ioaay: 1000 bbs Flour. $50 bush "hes' s.s
Corn Canal FNPogrs for the time; 600 b5s To-
u COO bush Whe.t r. coo BUSH Corn "a 'otush os's wrd
Est.
The receipts here OF FLous to the lot Of Nay as s
axan rs bb as wear up the l 81 June, and he a.
Everes Of WHEAT 20 the lot Of May are $3.50 ossass sr
74t6 bushels UP 20 the ist Of June AT year
OswEGo. Nsy SIS p. mFtovs dull sAes It ~ 1Sa ttsr
CON 10 extra S,ae. WHEAT shade c.siefi . Arp
bu,h. nc for Chicago sprIs delivered and s7e t9 r.
Winter lrdira Coss quiet C,S.L FsEiSHrs dan and drs
Ing whest ioc. 70 New Ycri. LAR IMPORTS o.y isse
bnsk VIVA, 1890 bush Corn. Geo hush. Rye CUA Pr
PORTS 2soo bis Flour oooo bush Wheat HOO oasa Com
eco bush. Bailey, go btsh Oats
PBIlApEI PHI. May S-FLovR quiet ard htm. WHIAr dan
az 81 csds 5 CosS less sye, at 6sa7Oc. WHISKY sssy
Provisions UNCHANGED. -
BurrsoRr May S-FLopR dull ., 81 25ds4 ST. wss,,
steady CoRS higher Yellow 65doc. PsovIsoss dan s.i
droopins: bulk sboulders6fo7e.
BrgTsi O. Nav a-FLoUR dun sales so bbls staet q
for ea,rs Wiscon,in and Indians WBEsr lever; sO
bnsb CHICAGO Spnr SIC. OARS nomnsly s. d3tc Cosa
inactive: sales 400 BUSH Lower Lake st SIC. WHIsxr s
lower .aes 800 bbls az l9 CANAL FsElGHrs dal lsdk
for Wbesi to NewYork LAKE, NPosTs for the s 70 hsars
600 bbls Flour 81 coo bush Wheat 400 bush. Corn C.Sn
EXPORTS for the time: 90 bush Oats Wnd eco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

In .hp Mary Bangs, for MeIoSrHe-pate p.nl WlHsn-
uncle 10 the King Of Wi,emberg Mr. and Ms Mrausr Ar
Wilmerdips N Y: NJ. NJ Richards. Australia; Mr. sad Ma
Nesbitt Mr. McCopkey. Canada; Mr. aud Mrs WAVE ~" r.
Higgins M ana Mrs Ipgraham aud two child MT sad
Mrs csrmonton M and Mrs Powell Miss Hester aud Two
children Miss X. Quin Mr. and Mrs Hawking M @Tf MA
r ODonnel Mr. snd Mr.. Burns, ". Y. Mr. John Kenny,
Mr. j. CoDnery j. Barker n T.; Gsotse Ssne' Z. WI
nsms Miss Rourh Detroit; Mr.. aud Mira Consy AasraHs
C. OBren, T. Regain. Troy; VIM Thompson = inter
Milan N Y w Vance. George ChalrleIs ~ Le Loncs be
S,ra Charles Moses T. Whiting Mr. and Mrn Lonse Of Can
sds Joseph stroker Penna Jset.0p SspA. H1a.nS
FraynoY Canada D. Kesn Neville. p PERI Francis Kelly.
J. Harris, G. bonner Y Parel, COIN, + Kenny l. Ds,s
o osf Mt and Mrs Finn, W BhIst R. $ a.Ddsr:sa
v. John Brsdy Boston; Capt r. r. Pscisrd Daniel Robin
.on = smith r. MIsme ~ Y. Mt aud Mrs: Bailey wm-
g. Hart Mrs Hart James Hart R McAdams L. l. John ~
Kelly H. Kelly VIM Henke. A. Sands, Story, D. Ferees
Penn Pes r. McCrssh, Gerach and wife r. scrs ne
wife John Hsrdt and WIFE, Moeks and wife Miss AoIst
phlsde mis- T. Kosty Canada Richards o. benjamin John
Drer Am Kensett, chaIeston ?; oSSIiv. Gas rssl
Henksl II Henkel W. Barrstt H. ODonnel, Nhehsel Moro
new N Y d. ODonohue d. Carr John Greel, Samuel Berry
MsIy Bergen James Brown Plat Conkyn, John Brown Wn
Dosp j. Hussy p o. Brien, James German, r McCernch
John Msllett, and 30 steerase-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
SALES AT AUCTION.
MONDAY. Nav 3. 1857, )

There was very active and buoyant market at the
morning Board, and with much the came features as
on Saturday, but intensified. The improvement was
very general with apparently large amount of out
side orders among the commission brokers. Some of
the converts from the bear section express grea,
confidence in imitation resembling that of the early
part of March, based upon the extreme ease with
which money can be obtained for Sock movements.
The present movement, however, ike the which
preceded il, is purely speculative, contest be-
tween the two parties in the street, and like
that will react as soon as the operators for the rise be-
gin to realize their profile There are no new elements
of Improvement in the stocks dealt in or in the general
aspect of the business of the country TO justify the
rise which has taken place in the last week or two and
the purchases which have produced it have not been
prompted by any belief that such was the case. TIE
tendency Of the movement is, however, probably
strong enough 10 carry prices higher at least such If
the general impression Of the street The market opened
above the closing prices OF Saturday, and continued
10 advance duriDg the Fret Board. Central WAS in
demsnd aud sod up to 9Cl. Erie was also quite &C.
tive, but scarcely sustained at the close, when
disposition shown TO put out sellers options. Hid-
River improved e cent. Michigan Southern
among the most buoyant stocks, and went 20 ~
for Common and 80. for Preferred Toledo was active
and firm. Rock Island closed at sOl, against 79l on
Saturday Milwaukee and Mississippi opened at 81, but
fell of to 3l. Michigan Central wss buoyant but no;
active and closed ct g. TIE sales Of Reading cash sto;k
large but the market touched ~, closing strong.
Delaware and Hudson continues steady a. lO5. \
ssle OF 800 shares made at lO5, seller III, which
was understood 10 lie long stock Panama was in
demand al los. Between the Boards there was not
nnco change but at and after the second Board there
Wa resc'icn Of 10 per cent. The rise of Saturday,
ana ''-ihy brought out considerable stock and the
u'e's were moIe free il Offering their options. Ere
'e" 81 10 20 a25i, Central 10 10, Rock Island
10 ''4 Michigan Southern 20 = :, sc. In Bond
Hsise''ons TIE t1sress Of the day was T.
far extent, and quotations were generally well
MAINTAINED. hssoIi 6s were So with sales
Of s70,0@. Virgnss improved to %; peppsylvspi.
ts were eyi; Illinois Central Bonds improyed 70 sSI.
The boDds are part Of the $l7, OOO COO MORTGAGE on
the road, which ccst $26s72 It, The Spkiov Fand
lac already taken up over $500 600 of them and the
Company had hsrd let ut, $40 1877 20 90 in notes
ard 90 scIes of the original Hedge Of COO 600
AGREE 20 .1ese bvIGs. OF ;ae alton. si.l25 O1O IN
eatb. rc,.yed 81 he s,9;c23S5 sute ssn, &sH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

FIRE IN DELAscY STREET.-Last night, about
O'Clock, fire broke out in the building No. l9l De-
lsncy street. owned and occupied by Oliver S. Powell
a. hay and feed store Loss on stock and building,
81 GOO; insured in the BOwery Insurance Company.
During the fire, two men, named Frederick Duffy
and - Carpenter, got into row, when the latter
struck the other the head with wrench, iDurng
him severely. Sergeant Thorn jumped among the DIS
putants and seized Duffy and conveyed him TO the
Station House. Carpenter made his escape. While
on his way to the Staton-IIouse, two three cow
ardly fellows up and struck the prisoner over the
bead knocking him senseless. He was carried to the
station House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

puo,yrp In B,o1lyn On Saturday. May l. Lssers NJ ciy
q L.Gsr,ssrd E1rhem Brewer aged years m'a'"
ard 20 days
BuxroN-A: No Us Wet 18th street, on sS,aIday May
s.epten Buxton Of coLees;ioD Of ne aIs aged - year.
months and days
BROwER-On Mondty May GeSrte l. Brewer in The ''h
7se stiyss and friends Of family invited To .;eod b..
lste read.no., No WWts; Thirty second street
CoLEs-oD Saturday May ,bs Rev Georss Co.. ,nd
The esive and friends Of the family ,e'gscly invited to
stepd bis funeral from the Trinity NJ T. Cburen Oh ihy
fourth street Oh Tuesday, The Alb inst, a. lol No.
COATs-on Monday morning Nay Fr.noes Murray, rs1fn
The nd. orhe family invited 2 ;,,eDd DE finer. q
DARLING-On Monday. Nay g. Rober son Of Ae.Andef and
Elizabeth Darling .ssd yss on.n. ,.G to
s.nd his funeral from residence Of hi. PIents No 6S
Hudson ,trse, Tueday The Al nst without further no
tioe, e. O'Clock p.
DOTYAt Cold Spring Long Island. Wednesday April o.
Mrs Sarah Doty, aged 81 years months and days
GRANDON-At No Pearl sreet, on Saturday May james
5 months and days
HALEY-In Brooklyn Sunday Nay e. Elisa L. Haley in
HAWE-A, No. 1870 Elizabeth street, Saturday, May !,
Catherine daughter Of Robert and Ellen have ssed years
and months.
MOORHOUsE-In this city, Sunday, May Mr. Stephen
The friends and relatives Of Amy respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence NO. orAho '''ee
this afternoon ct O'clock
MIJRRAY-Ip Fortyxth street on Sunday morning May
after prorscted Illness Of consumption, Miss Ann LIZA
Murray In the 18th year Of her age.
NIELsON-On Saturday May l. William Thomson Nelson,
only civilian and Mary Thomson NesOn aged months
and ii days
NErLI-In this city Sunday. May at Hus.te Eighty.
,xh street illness John Nei in the elst year
Of hisage.
ROBERTs-on Saturday May Of congestion Of the brain,
George w. Roberts, in the 4lst yeIof his age
TOWNLEY On Sunday morning, May 2, Mrs. Elizabeth
TowDy wife Of John Towny deceased In the 18th year OF
her
The friends family and Of her Charles 1ownley
are repecy invited attend the funeral Tuesday after
noon Al o'clock from residence No. 1l6 First street
THOMPSON-At No. 1856 Suffolk street on Sunday, May 2
Agnes Smith, daughter Of Alfred g. and Jane g. Thompson
aged 10 years, months aud II days.
WATSON-In Brooklyn, Monday May after Eve days
Illness Of scarlet fever Maria Louisa Daughter OF Edward T.
and Margaret Watson, aged years and months.
The Of the family invited 70 attend the uuera from
the retidepce Of her parents No IA Fulton avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

TutA AFRICAN ApPRsSIIcE BILL.-Co F. l. Cl..
borue Of Pon'e COupee, one of the most able elo-
oueIt. talented and Influential OF the Democratic
leaders in the last LOUISIANA House OF Representa-
tivts, voted for and warmly supported the measure
pcpuiArly known as the African Apprentice Bal"
which psssed the House by q Tremendous sjJr..y.
He hss lately written quite lengthy letter TO TIE
Po4Re Cvup-e Democrat, laying before ms imnedate
corstruenis sketch Of his couree and po'Hy through
our tie Ia: sessoo Of the Lsgi.st1re. Speaking Of
bis vote for the Apprentice Bill re use' The fol-
loe pg ;erse snd suggestive language:
The dsy hand. unless rem@dy 10 speedily de-
xd when negroes S be- valuable ina bat tie .
rsu |. al important - toe n.,t1oa OF slavery
tli TIE number Of shoad b. increased raj Of
Snu,beo AID fkanV q no Jaa 70 cJi 40 oeci Is eel as
All, ArnGa agP'sEii.e sy'ie@."
Coming from 70 sist'asuthed source, we respect
ty sucges; 20 large Shareholders that the above i,
vel s,nDy their attentive CONFEDERATION.
w" New OftScs Cr@Gcff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

SAD EfyEcIs OF LIGHrSINe.-On the night of the
9th alt, during severe thunder storm, the house
occupied by Abraham Mpich, mile north of Prai-
re City, Iowa, was struck by lightning, while the
family were seated around the fire Emmanuel Mnich
was instantly killed. the fluid striking hin on the head
msIghng Il IN Il shocking manner. Abrsham was also
knox ked down, ms right ear was severed from mis-
mead ard tie burnt and bruised so that there is
no hope OF his recovery. One Of a span of horses
ti;ched 70 wagon al distance OF twenty PAGES from
the house, was slso instantly killed. Abranams vile
and little girl about ten years of age were also
,tunped, and when the woman became Conscious she
discovered the clothes Of her husband and brother
law 70 be on IRE. she craSled 70 them and extin
puisteo the hames, and remained with them uuti
moring, before any of the neshbors kuew Of the oc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
red.


s,s.m,bip-Ennpre City Griffin Havana, NJ o. Rooess,
Sbins.Ipdisna Cofn New.Orlesns, VIM. T. frost heen
Austin 0ensk Liverpool spCaord Ts'isn 20.
Ke.ne Msr,eies C. C. Duncan; r. A. Allen Robbir' sa'an
nah, Dernill Co. n. cIco
Schooners-WA 4. Newell, Morgan, Wilmington, M,sreeaI
Mott 4 Co. B. Flsnmer, Appegit, wilmington = Mary
San J.cinto Cham BERLIN Plymouth, A. s. Peck Co.. see
Bird Carlow Newbern. Jonas Smith 4 Co.; f. A. 0odwn
Fsrchld Fernandns Jones Smith Co; Georgia Chsnae
ST. Cruz Walsh Carver Chase Col Sattery, Tayo SnaLes
ton McC,ady Mott Co. Medora, Ireland Was6ins.on TEL
fair Horu West Wind Saunders, Cenfnegos, l. b. ossef
Sloop--Harvest, Corwn, Bristol, master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

COFFEEThe business very snA IN view Of an suction
Eli he .se. are beg. Rio SWIMMING. saslO 400 bags
ssa seayy with & Chiefly
sroce rs the sales are 2 hhds Porto Rico 6id6a and 500
'h Fio S1fs AND nss free arrivals of Western Canal
the market easier the abatement the demand quite
n. sales are y go Dbl. a e. HSs % S c %SSs5 to
do 5s for @
ots sV' %: T.: sSs iSa'o
$50 eco sbs s1psI9e 10y Iowa s and MI nCi, At 20 S
the teHsud ]. iar sales of75O bS 25a g 30 Tor super
den and for he trade and the West Indies The .esse 900
sS sood bssd. Baltimore '' 1 els and iI
and Without gs shaos; " e. 81 e. ss s'.I
80 So Con- Meal 1aore plenty and is heavy tales Of ~
FisH@Dry Cod are little more snimstsd but at lower
sales of 0 as Georges Bank a. IS iG 50 80 for good to
GRANITE msrket for Whsst is unsettled and lower the
II @ lot S % ba ss 'st 1
2H ca s .s sgss saa sna bS SnV CHI
Cages Spring to arrive on private terms Barley i. moderate
demand 55d6ic. Barley Malt is heavy sales of 40 bush
"a Sc Sc or. are e o4er and more Pn'y we notice
y' from the Canal sale. Of Southern at $50 & Jss;ey
Corn lower and less scive the demand in part for
for ansonS ssI as7c for Straw coored ssao
Ivb;,a 70d72c Yellow do
| bush Straw Colored at SSlc taAen for export
| .. -, O., .I,oa A. .. .rSnS A n1l "a .svs.
ne 'o e. De-. y 10, % only 20 motto.
ihs 20 as ' % 90 =. =. Ill ''
sses on - oees , ID assfsse' :. NJ for
re" eays peg IA,e 10. ~. 90 aoy 10 N 80 cssh
a. I've, me- asi 80 ha .rs basyv' sses of
| ln6 iLe ~. auFFy ~ 10 ,oo ~ W WIG ~ ~
'u1 r1ss ~ 10 .c,,va sale. Of 100 Ia
n.acs - io.i, .ess Ia IT,: o6O Nontevideo, At 2
70, sqo TO- 81 and no Para on private terms
UnpG 90 ~. :, III Tor 1851. a. 20 onsty
IGTHF RSHsmocL and OAK are buoysnt the sales are
sTs; - In ~ m. n, ccun,on and 81 for Iuu,o
Kris P.s,srn are loyer saes NJ COO GOO AZ 81 "A
ITMBFRSaes were made OF gas cagoes Eastern Spruce
and Pre Timberst Sl2dS SIS
MOI sssESTbe demand IL trivial the sales on Saturday Of
CT Mood ~ msnIv a, a.
MAYA STRFS-suts Tupen.oe has been In fair request
At The nproyem.n sales OF 80 bbs In order 20
arrive 81 ana 30 Do in shipping order also 70 arrive
&c on the SPOT aes Of $50 bbs effected
30 bbs In different lots 20 he retail trade A. .9a5rc cash
oet but steady az 81 Sd $40 10 ahost and delivered
u tsined Common and low No note bis
be former nj 90 and j Of the latter a, rs $40 n The
medium and fine grades continae quiet but prices
80 Il 500 ri H. "a edn No AZ Is % 22O ~
Tar b bn in mod reoTe.t sales Of Zoo sb Winins.on
Ss,,r5.y =, s9 s7i r, III In ordey IN y.,d
1rJ r.,h, o,; "a ~ mail, l.Ls b,ov,ncv
- 81 900 - -, - go -, Isrjs ~ s70s2,
- ., 90 ~ ., ~ 49, % So, 49, a, Il, ana
oSo 40 ~. mi.
80 So, y al =. On 10 - ~ S,b.- Ind are In
60, i,ff,sS ,.o.ss. h., -. s,s sr,.,ained
~ pyT ". ~ - .nH '.i,h r.hs, .Svsnc.
g., SLt. ~ '.lp9S Aser - 80 49, Thin a.
.nJ CO. 40 q, SsS nd oI Nssl a, O n 100 N
PROVISIONS-he PORK market 10 dull and lower me
val. are fair and The trade holds off Of 500 bills Bic 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
The following is translated extract from Mare q
Kspz's Circular per Canada, via Boston:

Since advises Of 25h ul, the Stock msrke. has been
firm With moderate advance In most quotations we nave
likewise slight Increase in the activity Of Transactions
Investme nt Stocks IN better demand - . -,
The sdvices from Europe TO the l7h ut per Asola
received the 18Th and per AnsosaSOu to the 2' received
yesterday Sunday -,
STATE SrocysA general advance with better demand
Virgins = higher Missouri 250ooo s. Tennessee
Ohio 1886, North Carolina Indiana S. sales at S1 and
United States 6s 1878 a, ll5dll5t CALIFORNIA; are without
change.
CRY AND CovSrY BoEDs-With the exception Of 90 ne
sales of Brooklyn advance have nothing Of the
least importance TO note"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

Tie Young Mems Christian Association of Boston,
lie engaged is discussing the question whether it s
consistent, with the character Of Christian TO play
the game Of chess. The question has not yet been
taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
Receipts Of Productivity 2.

RI he Erie Railroads.&c. sides Leather 90 rolls DO lcot
Hide 100 bbs Flour $50 pkEs Provisions, St Do Lad ~
do Ashes 50 do. Butter $50 bags Feed 800 bags Os 40 b.
Melt. $500, m .
~ the North Riser Boats-9 go bhls Foxr: II psss As
GA DO Provisions 50 do. WHISKY, 80 OIL Mea, $50 rees
Leather 40 legs Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
Marke,s.....Reported BY Telee,oph.

ALBASY Nay SO m-FLops, demand steady but u,srks,
active 81 25d Sc for State 70 extra Gene
81 u tor White Indiana Coss In fair demand ae. 10 car
ots 7tG7e!c boa. osd 70 ATiye cold Tic Oars
quiet sales for retail .. ~ B.RLEYSome recsiu.s
tyesrd 'ass Ct Canada ES;, s9osi q, Csc. WHISKY BE
EVyAlo, AoldsJ, My 80 p inflow DALI sass 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
ALBANY Cattle Market.

Albany, Monday Msy s. isss
ByyvFs-Holders firm; sales 6o0 head, Of better cuay
than last week for demand. at 81 99e5 50 sEtrS
dull Al 81 5cd5 So live weight $50 head FsEsEr
for Beeyes By propeles , and by barge and rairsad Sc
RrcEPrs Of Cste FOR the week ending tdsy3cS Beevss
s. PIG Sheer, 7 $50 Hogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

oUEBEc May Tim PRIps CsS.p.-she tss ss,r
altered. steamer hs arrived with aIosd Of goods $3.50
schr the way Weather fine. The captain sAy' iSe VIZ"
vii b. saved through the ships bottom .
IBy telegraph 20 Elwood W.tsf - ..
The sbip Pride Of Canada (Br iron Ashore on Ned I.o
built at Pcrt Oasrx scotland in 1885 10 LOLA tars IA'e'
I'd q owned by Aessrs Jseot 1 Co, u NvCpoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

1--WE ere informed, on good authority, tina, Mr.
Corcoran has negotiated, in Washington, ID. c., the
slOO, 90 city bonds at par which the citizens at a
recent election, voted to loan to the St. Paul Bridge
Cor PAW
ne Bpfolo Courier ssys, that the Western
portation Company shipped more -four by canal
Saturday than during the whole season OF 1857 and
least 10 600 barrels. We are satisfied from VIVA, we
Learn of contracts already made and 10 be made thst
more -four will be shipped from Buffalo by canal dur.
ing the coming month OF May, than DUNG the whole
season Of 1857.
The Iehigh Coal and Navigation Company is
9Os2 tuns behind its last years tunnage 70 the same
time. and the Lehigh Valley Railroad 1864 tuns
ahead, showing net increase from the region OF
23,ss2 tuns. The Schuylkil Navigation Company
shows an increase it tunnage 10 corre spending
time last year Of A. tuns and the Reading Railroad
Q falling of Of lao 0S9 tuhs showing decrease from
TIE region of 1860 tuns. The decline Of productoc
by ell lie seyers routes lie Ice 7s5 tups,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
MsRRfRn.

rrrurl-E-GILFlLLAN- 80 nrSsy Nav I. ty b Rev
~ Ky.ts jacob Jerb-su q PlisdspLs, 10 Mary Oi.sn
dulsc city.
aILLsCE-FTR hotcay My a. NE ts'i's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

BInrkefs-CiREruLLY REPORTED TIVE ~ 7. fsIsrsg
MONDAY Msy 5, 1883.
AsIES-Ths market quite firm and the demand fair sles
Of $50 bbls. e. So -
CoTT0N-The market steady with sales Of 5000 bales We
as hlOWs.