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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-21
LYME OLD BRANDiGS, WINES AM

LYME OLD BRANDlES, WINES AMI
L LIQUORS -Otard, Dupuy Co.'S Brandy, win
tage of l,32, extra fine quality; Hennessey's Bran
dy vintage oi 1888 and ls4Z, fine quality; Planet
Brandr vintage # laUs. extra tine quality; hoya.
Pale sherry W iue. extremely dry and delicate;
O.iSera OH Re- erve Madeirt Wine, superior qnsli-
ty; Caakhurn's 90 Crown Port, finest quality I'M
ported. line Old Claret Wines, various brands and
vutage-; Champagne Wines, variety OF hrands; old
BguIipn Whiskcy, extra fine quality: pure oid aye
Whiakev, made in 1881, superior quality.
All Of th, above goods, ROW in store and warrant
cd AZ rcrsc+entrd To- sale IN quantities 70 snit pnr
chaserB. by sELDEH hlLLhh:
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E)ATENT
COMBINATION
ICE DISH AND BUTTER COOLER,

TABLE REFRIGERATOR
AN tBNAMENTAL AND USEFUL TABLE FIN
TlRF-GUNSTRUrTED oN PRACTICAL
AND SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES,
IN WHICH
BUTTER Is HARDENED WITHOUT CONTACT
WITH lCEi
Patented uy c. A. McEv0y. February 23i, 1885
Richmond Va
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NEW Receiving this morn
~ ing, new and elegant styles af Summer MAJ
Ties Gall and buy one. o.~.
my rs ALFhnp aOC.-
WHITE G0OD6.--An extensive stock
w Of White tieods. 1t price. shAs 10 sssssR
tion, ALfkkp AOeAe.
my 70 AAh sssWe
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Ty lS-ts
iI'U IHE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conf
denca in ICY establishment, | respectfully submit
that shall not change the price Of my botteG
LAGER BEER, PORTER, ALE, &c, during th'
summer season.
1he following have been. and will continue to be
my charges:
Per Dozen quarts ....s2 0ol IS cts allowed by re-
pints........ ! 0nJ turn OF the bottles
half pints. 30 cents-bottlcs extra
Lager Beer II naIi, quarter ana eignth barrels
(the latter ones ef gallons, package exclusyely
for the city cust0meTs.) Philadelphia le in Who'll,
and elI barrels, at the lowest market price. TeTn
sash.
n B-S+ore and Bar keepers. a considerable PEI
ceptaEe allowed p. WILBACHER,
18TH at, between siain and Gary.
Orders left with Messrs. Lnifley kGblnsOn, corner
lh and Franklin, Messrs. Duya 4 Norton, corner
IGfh and Main, or at my establishment. Will D>
promptly attended 70. my4
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pansBSrEmAs 20 81 Gassn,rA..,vn, :

~ w Vot"NNshAL y hALAsSEMBLY.-Rev Mr.
eo"ehcki secretary OF the Board of Publication
presented MS annua! report. The following .u,n
house: " '"'
,an,. U' phoiication consists OF two depart
I, lst. business department.. conducted on
purely commercial principles; and 2d a hsneyn
WI eh' OF missionary department Notwithstandno
sne nanhiuptctes and total discoutinuance. or al
:, .,.n Q, business of many publication house,
~ ,n1 1H, motn, 'be past fall and winter the work
y. puDiea1lou by the Board had not been susnena
.a ~ VI ispeded In fact the Board had been abIe
W puoI'sh a larger number Of books than In any
pdesious year, among them many entirely ney,
"uths. some OF them Of ap important character.
10 tue eerman language. The Beard. during the
pe@ sesI' nave sent ont, through various sources
oVo volumes Of books. and 500 900 pages of re-
i'stous tracts; between sixty and seventy thou.and
cppies monthly Of the Sabbath School Visitor, =
ano many thousands Of "The Record
Inc missionary work of the board is performed
oy coIporteurs. II employs 263 coIporteurs, who
traverse nearly every town, city and State of the
0hion, and all the British possessions from the
onlt OF ST. Lawrence to Lake Superior. These
coIpor'eors had cold the past year 600 volumes
gwen away 1900 volumes, distributed 500 oU.
pages of tracts and visited 200 900 families Tbs
amohnt OF these species of missionary labor has
the past year been increased.
The colportsge fnnd has been overdrawn by
5000. From the churches 81 700 has been re
ceiyed over any amount previously contributed
oy them, but there has beeeB falling off in be
quests and the donations Of men of wealth
No collecting agent ia employed By the board
ana every dollar contributed by churches synods
and individuals has been expended In paying the
salaries OF colporteurs and paying for the books
grsiutously distributed.
Dr.. Breckenridge offered nsolutions authori
zing the PREPARATION Of commentary on the
scriptures. The resolutions met with strong op-
position as well as favor from different member.
OF the Assembly, aud the debate on them contin
ued until adjournment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-21

EGHDRN AND BRAID FLATS. "A
- large assortment Of Leghoru and Braid Flats at
al prices. cheaper thar
CA GWATKIN.
my ~ opposite Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-05-21

SUGAR-CURED FAMILY HAMS
, Retailing at i21z cents. by
WILLIAM KING,
rya-3t aud Frank lin 81.
ID HHDs good, dry Muscovado SUGAR;
- 10 hhds nice o Sugar, ia store aud for sale
1oN by EGGLEsT0N d FITZGERALD,
ny l7-tt No IA Pearl street.
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DURE HUNGAKIAN WINE We call

DLACK FIG'D SILK VESTS. We have
- inst opened a choice lot Of Black Figured SILK
Vests 10 which invite the attention Of those IN
want Of euInclhlnR really rich.
DAREACDTT HARRIS & co,
myla Euccessors 70 Merchant, Weisiger a Co.
DLANCARD'S PILLS of Iodide of Iron,
ID sir Jaraes Clark'e celebrated Female pills. FoI
.ale hy JOHN w POLLARD,
nv 10 Druggist, II b street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

rouseoS-A. Sing sing, Wss'cb@s~r toar:J Y. ~
Dec = Mr., May Johuson widow o' Joossnan
Johnson e-cssed formerly q EhEAh~ n, N j. ase' Se
and day
H., fpe,, v ass place from the residence OF her SOD
r. ID Tru.sdel. H.ou.scay afternoon a. o "
relatives friends Of the family are in'teh - "
Csr,,.. ,g b. 81 SIM Sing on the s'~"
the lll tram from New. York -
VIyG-A. No IS Division street sunday nornint De- a.
Ca,Io,i. VI the Carl KING IN me o'a Ju hsf
LUDIOW-sud5sny lat ses, on Wsdneshay' De- g Wy
Charlie, d. Ludlow 10 the SCth year Of bis age -. =,
81 his family are invtn 70 .e"l Ih'
fru.rsl from Dutch Reformed Cn1fch " Tues
~sy the 18th inst n y o'e.o;t
MOTLEY-On Sunday evening, Dee 3 NJ. Jcsn T. Motley,
III The 4th year Of his age. - -, -, n, -
The M of toe family ard Of his brothers James NJ ano
SAMUEL aud BE brotfr-in ay JAMES T. Barker Hr 10
oue.,so 70 81 end funeral from hs late ren1enee L'ns
tor avenue Thirty seventh aud Ihtysgn,a sLe
on Tu.sd.y. t,e 18Th met. at o'cioek p M
Boston tspeis pbs.e cory , -, t..
McMILLsN-At NJ. 6i3 Fourth street on Sunday morning
Dec 28 Harriet " VII. Of Nm N. Mcmillan, and younees'
dsufhter - Samuel Cornwen ssq aged 81 years "
REYNOLDS-At No 30 Hester ,tree on Saturday night Dec
25 hsry Reynolds daughter Of Patrick Reynolds ~
sCAMELI,-At No 6l5 Grand street on Sunday, Dec o.
William, Sc smell lof James AID Mary scsfel, aged
wears, month and days .. o.,
vlII2In Brooklyn, on Friday Dec a. Benjamin c. Vail
Ti funeral will attended the Church of st. Charles Boro-
neo. Sidney place, Brooklyn, Tuesday afternoon I'm
WUEATLFY-In Richfed, Sunni, County Ohio. on 1nnrs
day Dec. q sf'er ana lingering inne" joseph
Whestley, in the 18th year Of bis age.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

COtFEE-The market ia quiet prices are uncharssd We do
Lot bear Of any sales Of moment
FLOUR AND AEAL-rh- inquiry for Western Canal flour
quite MODERATE and the arrivals limited Dealer, d
posed 70 bold of until after NewYers and purchase only 20
eei their most pressing choice brands wei.
81 Is for Up-ipe State s5d Is extra DO Is ion
IS 5 for low grades Western &5 1 $3.50 for .b,nnn,
tsnts Of round hoop Ohio for trade bran
CO. s5Sd&77 IS for extra Gennesse and IS 51 81 n,
So Louis brands Canadian Flour the .ryx,.
eu hmited and the inquiry fair sales OF so bbs q, fsn
&o for extra brands Southern Flour dull
AZ The stock IL large the medium trades h-ayy ,.e.
s7O bbs a. - 5G IS ~ for mixed goo< brands B.nor.
ke and IS o5Gs a. for fancy and brsnd. Rya Fon
STEADY the demand hrht ssles Of loo bol .Dd stIO
Corn Neal srm the demand steady sales II O bb Je,ey
OhAiN-The Wheat market without much chsnte the de-
nand quite xtt The sales 90 bush o:irary ieA Hi
nois =: To- and i0 bush Chicago Sprnx os.ts
Barley f-l nominal. Oe,s freely odsr.d ard
hardly frn the demand 10 fair ssles Stat Az ssc
Western CsI acisn aud Primes Edward Island AZ S6 or prime
Eye small ssles Of Northern 7297a Barley MAt IA
unstable ard noripal ~ sc eel Com b In fsr demand
new plenty and lower; old frn and cot freely OF
fee5 sas q ) 80 bush 7l for Southern mixed Is a7J.
mixed. Canadian Peas are sslab. at &c. 1si 05
HlDEs-Thele 10 chansr the sales are 5000 Busnos
Ayres. at Sic, nios.
hAYThe mark. .l.n set;er with limited arrivals sale.
Of go bales q, s0d9c q 100 r.
IEATHER-H Henloek and Oak steady aad q moderate
demand prevails
hoLAssEs-Newo Orleans higher; sslss Of 100 bsIa q.
fdS7c. forEr 10 dull
NAVAL sIOREs-sprts furpsn,ine ia extremely quie.
Ia. press without -ssert change sal-s OF $50 bb
O's ~. ts sssh which prices, howsves, shove hs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

TAXES IN IsDIAsA-The Legislature Of Indiana has
decided not TO levy tax to meet the expenses OF te
present year. The last Legislature having failed to
provide for such levy at the proper time the present
booy believe that to make levy nov and collect 1t IN
time 70 meet the necessities Of the State even II were
possible would cost more than the interest upon tne
.. oessary funds They have therefore concluded 10
make DO levy now, but have provided for the ooiec
ton Of such rates in 1889 aud 1867 as will not only meet
the current expenses and interest the state Debt
bu. also the deficiencies which have accrued
One of the curious facts recently revealed by the
publication of Custom House tables, is that there was
imported into this country last year, 800 Oj pounds OF
Opium. OF this amount, it is estimated from reliable
data that not more than oneenth IS used Tor medical
purposes The habit Of eating opium is known TO be
Spreading rapidly among lawyers, doctors, 'rsymen
and h'ersry men: and enormous quantities A. used oy
the manufacturers of those poisonous u.dS which
are dealt out in drinks in the saloons and oggeries
that infest every city and village in the cor',y.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
DIED.

aARIOW On Sunday morning. Dec q, Benjamin Joseph,
son Benjamin r. aad Mary f. Barlow, aged years and
Fhs r,.ys and friends OF the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Tuesday 18th inst O'CLOCK
from the resdenoe of his grandmother Mrs Ann rnce mo-
62 Monroe street
BRO SN-on Monday, Dec. a. OF spopexy Mrs Elizabeth
Brown, aged 6l years, months and ls days -,
Her relatives aud ends also those Of George w
HOW Of YoTIyie and ber Mrs Sarah Beeny,
invited 10 attend ber funeral on "wednesday the
2sh st O'clock from the Baptist Church In snta street
near avenue without further INVITATION he remains VIII
be taken to Greenwood for nterment.
RARR-At Shrewsbury, Monmouth County, NJ j., william
Barr, in the 44.h year OF bis age. -
BRADY Ia this city Q Sunday morning, Dec % hrs
Isabella Brady wife Of the late John BRADY IN TIE f'h ye~
of her ,
COLEs-The relatives and friends Of Mrs. Eliza Coles aud Of
her son George Bennett and Of her sonsn-sw Nstnsne'
waring Robert Sherwel respectfully invited 70
attend her funeral on Tuesday the 18th inst O'Clock pm,
the residence of her No Willow street. Brooklyn
CROsS-suddeny No Is Grove street Jesnie Lyle young
daughter Of Snd Catherine Cross aged years
month AID Is days.
CAsTELLANOS-0n Saturday, Dec. e5 Andres Cs,elanos
lawyer aged 50 years, native cf Puerto Principe, Cuba
COsOvFR-At No 7s5 Washington street, on Sunday. Dec
a. Aaron Ccuover, in the e5th year OF his age
FIELD In Brooklyn. on Saturday Dec Is 81 IL g. M ,
Cbsylo,.. A FIELD wife Of Thomas W. Field
The relatives friends o the family ard those OF her brother
James wsr invited 20 siteps N. ianea At her se re.
18th inst. a. O'Clock Csrisses van Dc IN hcndsn.c
a. Division until u O'CLOCK c~ses winch pass tae
house leave every few minutes
GOODWlN-Att the residence Of Joseph Woodwnd fork'e
Mrs Mary Goodwin aged So years IL noih ana 10 days
HOFfMAN-Op Monday, Dec. "a franoes VIE % shn1e'
Hoffman and ooGsIteT Of the late fhhP L'hson IL 'ne
The relatives aud fepds family including those of ner
SON Alfred Holman respectfully invited to a,tsnd the
funei al from her late rose-nce, No u "es s'H see
near 3. venth avenue, on Thursdsy morning socooA
HAI0Hr-On Saturday Dec 2 OF typhoid remitsn. fever.
Jt e. Only daughter Of b. D. snd Elizabeth HAfhi eyed
yeUs, mouths sDd days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
MAR RIE ID.

ANDFRsON-DA Thursday evening Dec q,
by the Rev John Spandng MI Cornelius v Anderson to
Mus Jane Davidson, both Of this city.
BAKTON-MoCUNE-On Thurday Dec % at the residence
sfAugusus CooDs by the Rev James Harper MI W. L.
Barton to Miss Agnes McCune, all Of this city.
COWPERTHWAITE- AMEs - On Saturday, Dec 25 a.
Brook,n by Rev. J. Henson Thos. O. CowPerh~ ate
TO Beoke U daughter Of the late John A. Anes
COLEs-WHITE-On Wednesday, Dec: Is By the Rev MI
the Baptist Church Oyster Bay Harvey u Coles
Of Glen Cove, TO Rbods White of the former place
HuMsERT-BARNETT-O Thursday evening, Dec q, by
the Rev Dr. Garfield Francis HumbeIt 10 Mics Emua t.,
third daughter Of y. Barnett, esq al of Brooklyn
NONK-sTARR-0n Saturday evenings Dec. p At the res
Of the brides father, William '" MONK 70 mary A.
eldest daughter of AID Geo. Stafr
STEBBINs-YOUNG-In Deerheld Macs, on Saturday, Dec.
49, by the Rev. Smith, MI John H. Ste bbns to Miss Mary
Younr Of Aho daughter Of the late Capt AbnoT Young
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

Steamship Asia, Lott, Liverpool Dec. II at 70 m nts.
and pass to r. Cunsrd Dec Y, sa exchanged nsn.1
steamer. supposed The City Of Baltimore 9Th a.
es"hsnged seos with ar.e steamer .nppo'ed BE- ns ra
steam,hir on...pesh Crows Portland 50 hours. md's "
pas tc II. Is. Cromwell Co.
pass to sp nord. riIeston Co Now i5 Thomas Rshss,
seaman, OF Wilmington, Del died Of he.rt disease 2 a
ceby 18Th 20 ST. lon. ~ 25 spoke snip Susan Hnts
Boston, % days from New Orleans bound wished 70
Bari Fame tof Richmond, ysl Kennedy. New -Orless
days sc tn m,ssr EHperisnced heavy westaers ~
c. act spruns msnyat solit .ails. SC.
Brig Eat. Grshau, Galveston z5 days cotton % D. ~
ray. Experienced strong norths iy winds
Bns Nov9 Active tP9Et Masahse:, S. ubes 50 dsr ~
&c. to L. f. Amsinck Experienced heavy weather % ~
passage. =.
scBr Moutainee Barnard Portland day. 10 b..s s0sA
Scar Zephyr tof chsrestou) Gage, Fsjsrdo, h. D..
nolsses 70 master.
schr Wn. Allen t-ua,ted) Grant, Jacksonville dsJs Js
low pine TO Peek Church
sehr Lilly Frances Charleston days, cotton to Mecrs1
Mott Co.
schr Manha..e Blake. Charleston days, cotton, ie |"
schr wm. Cape. Van Name Charleston day, cotton te'
sebr Mary Mott, Harley. Washington D. c.. asy. c.L
sehr w d. Carzn Hawkins, Georss'wn, d. c. "''
schr Statesman. Weeks. Georgetown D. C.. +d''' Ha'
&c, 20 ssford Dodge.
sohr Palestine, Candy Alexandra days, coal
sehr Nsp'gDe'. Bride, Gllei' Baltimore days psa
h,ilsrc, Lord oueresn.
Schr Alex Law, Woo Virginia days, wood.
sehr JOSS ph M.,h, Hal.e, PhsAelrh, days, coal
schr Benz. Stanusrd, Dosne, Plymouth, Mas, hsa "A
schr. Ann q Susan, Vanderbilt, Providence, N % ~S
Dolner Potter Il Co
Schr. Choc;aw, HARDING War-hsm, nails ,. -.
Schr Masonic of Bucs,port Perry, Jaeme ll'n n''' "
wood &c, TO X. p Buck a Co.
schr. A. Hammond, Clark Boston for Phlsdehh!
BELOW-Schr. Eckford (Smas;edl, Webb % Dns'~
Dirnon.
sAILED-se.m.hip Black wuior, Smith, Hs'sDs -
hev-Orlesns; ship Indiana, Coffin, New-O Orie&0s
WlND-Durins the day fom n w., and ffeiA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
As compared with the statement of the previous
week, the results are SIS follows:

Gov. X F. Lowe Of lows being strongly importuned
by various parties interested in the StateAid project
to call the Legislature together for the purpose Of osn
ing the credit OF the St.te to promote the construction
Of certain ines OF railroad has written letter in
which re declines to act in the manner urged.
The Cincinnati Gazette says the affairs Of the Ono
Life tnd Trust Company are to De compromised, the
attorneys for Bell & Grant and those for Spinning &
Brown, have agreed upon a general basls for com.
promise Of the matters in dispute, and that the
roversy will be settled without the further nterfer-
enoe Of the Courts. so far the assets in the
hands of the Sheriff are involved. The details have
not yet been arranged bat he propositions submitted
at tie lss meeting of the creditors will be adopted in
the main. This course Will the expense of itigs-
ton prevent further conflict of the Courts, and in
sure the creditors al least small dividend upon the
sums originally deposited within q reasonable time.
Judge Masts pabshes notice for the stockholders
of the Ho-ter Bank appear before him the 29th
inst TO show csuse why they should not be assessed
TO pay the ,emsnirg debts Of the Bank. IL s under
stood that the smount will be sbou: 90 e cent.
The Loreil Advertiser says that in nearly al! the
bales of cotton opened there, from eight to twelve E
cent of ssnd stones, nails and other substances are
fourd. Single st nes, weighing % pounds, have been
found in these bales which sell az from 1 to Is cents
pound 10 our manufacturers.
The Asia brings two dsys later dates confirming the
reduction in the OF interest by the Bank of En-
gland. Cotton and bresis,uFs were dull, ard the
former had declined
Tie return from the Bank Of England for the week
ending the sth December gives the following results
when compared with the previous week:
PubHe tepoas sl4. Increase. f6lose
oher iePOsi;s...... .6 sos Decrease. os9
Res. 500 sSI.. Iucresse... ~ 25
On the other side Of the account:
Governnleu: securities. 10. Slo orc 5al... UNCHANGED
On.r ses4res..... 1885 ISL. Increase .....f T&l
Notes nployed.. i27S 80. Ireresse ~
Tie amou1t Of notes in circulation is so OBS, ,9lO,
being decrease of fo70, $50 and the stock of bullion
IN both departments is fls, ,92l III. showing
cree Of flii, 49, when compared with the preceding
return.
The MoHitsrr publishes the monthly balsnce-shees
Of the Bank Of Frsncs. In November the bullion hh
decreased fels, 400 bot the present return shows
ircrese OF IL 9l7, go making the total fa2,l74,56s
In November the amour. dscoNEtsd showed an in
crease OF soO bat from the present return trade
would spIear 70 have been Zee active, ~ there n
decrease @: Ells,5s'.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28

market u. her. rz 90 buyer. Or ~ha- p.r-.. .sv, q,
ss".s cs,,o n r., 20 .l.as . ?se YET pre-.
I'd 's"s o. % bt.s a ~ SG ~ ~ p-r SO q i-s.-
n m ,sie Tte o. eeiim ane tns GRADES ersr-
CURT sIf pre.s nornnsy uDch,nsed ssl.s - bb.
g. s. Z SO n, d,hver-d 10 hbs W 2.ts AZ
- bos " s = ga - o.. 20 Tar :, sss.sy ii
y Moderate rsqr.s' sales Of loo bb wasAioston 49,,
. IS nll-e 10 order - y
OILs-Lnseed . cu-. b., pr'css ar. W. sustained MI u.
o'e" sals kueriean s,s5dstc Crude Wbsle Ia A
an nse and prie.s a- s.h sustaned Do.~,h.,sndtps ~
favopbs sdsc.s from tire feet noe punh.r ~ ae
board .v,r.sr c.,ch s2 b1. s.S Il. % as,as %
DOS .'ci'e a. Sc snc so DO iufrror s7- essa GO
row reduced TO 10 40 bh, ss.in. q A. sause time -
o'psI ss,l,s Nc, ,nS Az soi,; At former rs's. "S
fkoNIsioNs-T Pork maf',t heavy and lover H. a,
sl7 asa $l7 q for ia Ms.. <s for S.s a. =, ses
rrH. .Is ts sos.,sso or New Pdme deas,i "a ~ -
sAts sfe '" obis Ot Hsss 81 - Rs.f. ,,..s, -
mGd fair; .sl.s Of ~ hb, ss6s 7j for Coast, se'
81 7sG - e. % Me.. 81 7sssO 81 for ssp.i.a ~ "
a$la Beet Bsms hrm ard fair r.qn-s, :. sss
bsh' a. slSatS Bacon i'vsry dun at s9ac ssd |. . s
plenty L,rs buo's AIT the sifyAl. .1i
far sale. Of 10 bes s1d srce. dl r r % 49, 1a!
sds.c for Gr'sse Cut Meats 6rusr ale. Han. ;, 20 "a
s:c and shoulder: Al 81. Dressed Hoss IN asu,,x
e. the st'sr rate for t'svy cornfed these hupI
ter Is IN fair rrqu-.i a. sc sc. for Ohio .ai lS &
Cheese 10 .alabls II 7,ds.c - s's;e.
RIcE-Tbe marked quiet, sac. Of 100 .c. a. t,ar,
sUGARs-The Iade Is very small sale. Of so AAa. NJ,
SEEDS "A moderate demand for clov-r.eea r .uv.r.
S ssed .in o-'s.r cen'nt ior 'hps-u, i
81 z ba.h. ofS6 70 S-~'
T.ascn TsASCa' 2aie,, eu, continue steady.
WooL-Tbe dsuspd s le.s animated for Native Fesc. vs
% Of 500 's sf o ss ere .q:9TG gS % 9,Is.is re- s
iu previous ra'es California IN Nso, s.oi ard py..
~, .assSi 10 On private tenn. Foreign I. IN oe.r.
are trm sale. Of iSo DoH'soi Al sdlsc moe. and loo
WHlskY-ros market steady, with fair demand sale,
6c1bbs At 94.c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28


The Cleveland, Paiuesvllle and Ashtabula ROsi mas
declared cash dividend Of e cent, snd another OF
10 + cent in bonds. The Peoples Bank has declared
a semi annual dividend Of 3! Y cent, payable Jan. .;
the Benk of North Anerics, 81 e cent, psyaoe Jan.
To- the Atlantic Bank Brooklyn, ) y cent, payable
jan 3. The Coupons on the Jersey City Waterworks
Bonds will be paid al the Continental Bank or at tue
Mechanics and Traders Bank, Jersey City. The A.
lantio Bank viii pay the interest on the $1O,Ooo =
cents issued by the State Of Minnesota and the Aer-
can Exchange Bank the interest of State debt Of Ohio.
The interest coupons on the bonds issued by the
Commissioners Of Licking County, Ohio, to the Gen.
tral Ohio Railroad Company; sl-o the bonds issued
by the Corporation Of Newark, Ohio, TO the Central
Ohio Railroad Company and the Newark Plank Roal
Company; and aso or the bonds issned by the Trus-
tees Of Newark Township 10 the S.enbenvile and
Iuoans Railroad Company, due on the ist Janusry,
1859, Will be paid and after the 3lst inst, al the
office Of Star ton Sheldon & Co.. No. II Front street.
The bonds of Franklin County, Ohio, issued 10 the
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Rsirosi Comps-
ny, and falling due the Isl Of January next amount
Ig TO $50 OO0 vii be paid with the remaining interest
warrant attached, st the Ocean Bank, NJ S-lork,
and after the 3lst inst. The interest coupons and
bonds Of the State of Michigan maturing on the Is: Of
January, will be paid a, the ArtEsns' Bank. NJ.
David Calden Murray receiver Of TIE Accessory Tran
Ell Company, Nicaragua sdvertises for the stock
hoder and creditors Of the Company TO present their
claims. meeting Of all parties int res.ef N the
Chicago, ST Paul and Fon do Lac rosd 10 ~ Be he'd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YORK....... .Dle. n.
Cleared.

sieauships-Rosloke. Skinner, Norfoli &C., II Lldlan
Black Wsrcor Smith Havana Livingston Crocteron CO.
ship-Sh.rer Sheod Buenos Ayres T. H. Ssndiord; Pre<
Film one Nelson. London, Dunham Dimou.
Bsrk-Tivola, Brown, Whmns'on staises Co
Briss-Thop ss C0nIer York, Portland, H. Hsrh Co
ID Lincoln Webber saaus IA Grande, J. W. Eseu oaIa,
Cbaoborn. Barbados, Bishop Bro
schoonsr--Arcic Hicks Alexandriai s. Davis r.het
s.vsrnab McCesdy Mott Co J. Henry, Fenton Phils
dephis j. H.ud; Harriet sarah rce. PhisdePhia Hand
Wa Ellis Nichols WILMINGTON, snitn Co { Ss.-
Hendsr.on Philadelphia J. W. Mckee; W. n SARGENT sG
sent Msnz,u A. Thompson Hunters Viguant L9aison,
Nassau c. Ackerly.
sloop-F. ). Brown Gardner. Providence, muek
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-28
Markets-Pepor,ed bv Ts<~,,,I

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81 Is WH.Ar dull; Red 81 2tdsi n. White xl $50 Al "a
CoES dull; Yelo~, 7oc Provisions dull WHIsxy al
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NT~ORLEBNs Dec. T.-Corros-Sale. TO-DAY 10 qs H..
a. easier b., quctsbiy lower prc. Red a. Ls
in barrels az lie for Pine. CorFEs hru1; sales Of Sr A. .
q, l0i dllsc FREGHr.-Coiton TO Liverpool 1884 sr,s
LING ExcH,NGt, lt8. dl@i psnrs Ne .Yori Al .i,.,
esys all b ceL dis QUIT, snd 81 ssht al6Qi cant
BsLrINoRs. Dee 27-FLoUs cuL WHr,r 6nn WIZ.
81 S5Gx 81 80 Yeo~ CosN 7ld72c White 67e Psa,'
Io>s steady. WHISKY dun $, 2id2Sc.
CINCINNATI Dec. x-FLoVR unchanged. wH>xy Am A,
2lic Hoes dull and unchanged; sales a. IS SG 50 ~ Poxx
dull az 81 50. LARD lo.Gllc.