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u On Saturday last, in the Vermont Reform
Convention, in session at Rutlaad, Vt, Mrs Ju-
liza Branch, Of New York, Introduced resolution
setting forth that the SLAVERY and degradation of
woman proceeds ON the institution Of marriage
and that, by the marriage contract she loses all
control Of her name, personal property and lab, r,
affections, children ard freedom
Among the speakers was j. s Foster, who said
that ''soOner than one lave be held In bondage,
down with the Union, the Constitution, religion,
the church and the Bible-let all 90 to hell and
dammit ON -
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~ Capt Luce, of steamer Arctic notorIety,
has been elected Treasurer OF the Cleveland and
Toll do Railroad. :
IL They have got fellow in Jail in Chicago
fsr swindiing. He dried snow and sold il for
salt go
IL w. C Ballenl0n. a policeman of WI.
mington, n C., fell dead on The I'D inst while
on duty.
III Radford j Crockett was hung for murder
al Atlanta, Georgia, Oh Friday last, In the pres
ence OF IL, OOO persons. ... -
W According To Monsieur Genn, a French
servant, the eek OF eggs can be distinguished All
t9S: containing the germ of males have wrinkles
on tneiI smaller end, while female eggs e
elnaiiy smooth at both extremitirs srs
III Joshua Covey, indict,d for rape on his
daughter, - years old, tried at The recent
Saratoga Circuit, convicted, and sentenced m
Clinton Prison during the term Of his natu al
life 49," " "a
III An advertisement in the New Orle,ns
Delta notifies the public that subscriptions will
b. receive at that nice for the relief of the wild
Ows mi orphans Of the brave men who fell In
TIE ranks Of the Vigilance Committee, inside the
barrieadss, on the night Of the 9th Of June.
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II There are now four hundred and eight
convcts in the Indiana State Prison. The wa: !.
den finds it very difficult to find accommodations
for all Of them. 1t will be necessary either to
greatly enlarge the present Prison or build new
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IN VIRTU OF TWO til WRITS OF FIE
L ri facies issued from the Clerks Office Of the
CIrcu Court of the District of Columbia, for tn .
county OF Wa hing ton. and to me directed, shall
expose TO public sac. for CASH, In front of r. e
Court House coOr of said county, on TUESDAY t,
the 10Th day OF July, 1853, at II o'clock the fol
lowing described property, 10 wit: Ali defendants
right title, claim, and interest in and TO Lot No. 6,
in Square No $685. in the city oi Washington, ID. c
together " IN all and singular the improvements
hereon, seiz ID and levied upon the property If
James Ciutche.t. snd iIl BE- sold To satisfy JUDI
Gals Nos. $40 and 355 to January erm 1853, the FIRST
ia favor of fairo Nourse, ard the second favor
of Francis w heatley. ]. ID. HOOVER.
je u I'd II. =. Marshal, ID. c..
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ByJ G. MoGCIRE, Auotioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON MARY
LAND AVENUE, BETWEEN ~ AMP eTH SIS,
Noon. June Soth. at hnii-past six O'Clock, on
the premises, snail ;ot No s, in Square ID, front
IS feet on Maryla avenue, between ~ and ST h
paved alley The lot will he divided In half &" make
two Building Lots of twenty-one and half feet
trout each.
Terms: One third cash the residue in s and u
mnntas. with interest," secured By deed of trust ON
the premises.
je Is d j. c. Mcguire. Auct.
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BY ]. G. MCGUIRE. AuctIoneer.

DEREMPTORY SALE OF SUPERIOR CIIy
4 MADR CARRIAGES, GETAWAYS, BU6G iEs, G
&c. TO CLOSE Business. On THURSDAY
MURNING, July ist,at IL o'cl Sex. at the Carriage
Repository of hessrS GardEer Son. IN pmllIar.
monlc Hail, opposite the kIrkwo0d House, shall
sell Il number OF superior Carriages 10 the hig chest
bidder. the owner being about to close business; we
name
light passenger Rochaway,
| Prince A lDeit ROckdway,
Ply sician's Rockaway,
| T. passenge open Cbarotee,
Crane neck close Carriage. with pole and shafts,
Skeleton. too Buggy, with sprout springs,
Sh fling top Buggy,
| Falling top Buggy,
pass eIgeT Caleche top Brett,
| TrOtilng Wagon with EE gatTuyd springs,
light Open " agOns, elliptic springs,
I do. pas niger Canyal,
| Express Wagon on mo gatrOy d springs,
Sevt raj second hand liz Lt Carriages.
The above Carriages wee bnIlt by Messrs. Ciardi-
ner & Son of the best mat erals that could be
talned and put in perior ETY. by experienced
werkmen.
Terms Ore fourth cash: the residue in . 4 and
months, for approved endorsed notes, bearing IN
terest.
e25 J. G. Mcguire. Anct.
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By A. GREEN, Auction,

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
CHANCERY SALE.-By authority of DEGREES
~ OF the Circuit Court OF the DislrIct OF Column
ba and OF The CIrcult Court for Prince Georg couE
~, Mari land. passed IN cause wherein Thomas
Sewell ard others comp laInants, and the widow
heirs at law, and Sdmn strators Of John Brsreton,
de ceased, are defendants, vii soil AZ auction 10
the highest bidder, on the li;h July next, between
the hours OF II and o'clock the day. on the prem
that beautiful parcel OF land part of the tract
called "iiraRby," near Bladensburs and about six
miles from tue 81 of Washington, and easily ac-
c:ssbie by the Baltimore railroad. containing 1856
acres or the reabOuts, being The northern part OF
CRANKY" and lying nnrth of the main county road
with the Dwelling nouse and other improvements
thereon.
Terms: Ore fourth Of the purchase money in
h. sud the residue ~ s. - ard 10 months be Sc
cured by the purchasers bonds with ufety bearing
trcrl the day Of sale and by retained lien
OF the premises sold.
Ii the terms be not complied with within three
days from he day OF sa e, the property he resold
after i've days notice In the National Inteiiigencer
and Evening Star, a. the cost and risk of the de-
faull lay purchaser.
1t Is intended TO divide The tract into parcels of
from To twelve each PRIOR to The sale as
To afford persons desIrOus OF healthy country resi-
dence. wth'na short die lance of the city, the OBJ
por uui'y of obtaining such
A plat of the divisions will be exhibited at the
sale. w. REDIN. Trustea
Ie l1-3tsw&ds A. OK ZEN. Auct
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MARSHAL'S SALE. In k!rtue Of writ
lVl of fer fscas issued from the Clerks M lee OF
the Circuit Court of the District Gf Coumhla for the
County Of Washington, and to me directed, shall
expose to public sale, for Casa, IN front Of the
Court house door Of ald county, ON TIL RSDAl +,
the 22d day OF July, 1852, at IL O'Clock M, the o
towing described property, to wit: All defendant
right, title, caIm, and interest IN and TO Lot No. Is
In Square SIS containing $50 square feet, together
with all and singular The Improvements thereon, IN
the city Of Washington. d. c., Sc Ztd ard levied
up the property of TIl-tson +. Brown and will
be sold 10 satisfy JGdlcIals 49, May tenn, 1879. In
favor OF Green Il Scott, use of Anon Green.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
je 28-dts for the DIstricta Of Columbia.
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AUCTION SALES.
By A, GREEN, Auctioneer.

HANDSOME BUILDING LOT on The
LIST July shall selI IN front of the rsmises, at
O'Clock m. very handsome Bp!dins OF; STU "a
STR streets vest running back 50 feet alley lS
feet inches being east half OF Lot IS and ives. haI
H. in g No 4s6, nearly opposite the resioehoe
Terms: one third o. sh balance in s; u, and 10
months for notes bearing inferest from day oil SALE
is q A. GREEN, Auct.
By J. C. McGU IRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON II
IsLAnp,A AT AUcrIoN.-Un FRIDAY AT TEX,
NOON Univ I'D at ca O'Clock. on the premises,
shalt sell part of Lot NO u. in Square No o. 'front.'
ing ~ feet on south street. between 9TH ard I'm
streets west running back l22 feet inches TO ~
feet alley, containing 5lSO feet, more OF less Tile
perfect. ,s
months with interest secured by deed Of trust on
the prem SEES. - .-.
lie % j. G.. Mc6 U1RE- huct
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FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION
Piney Point .Sn . o ID Point, Norfolk,

The fsvorite Steamer POwHATAN having un =
surpassci state room aud berth nc II
S sTESIN j T.' 50 s a oc oea
leave the sixth street harf, Washington, for In
shove places, touching at Piney Point ~ ibid PoIut
and arrive at Norfolk next forenoon; leaving again
NJ O'Clock p. IN. for OLD Point and CAGE Henri, aud
return same night.
IhIs will afford the psrty ample opportunity 20
view the Atlantic Ocean and Chess peake Bay by
DAY light. To enjoy the SEES bres to al, battle
also to visit the Fortihca ions at old PoIut, the
Navy YARD and DTy Dock at GospOrt, and many
o her objects of IA crest.
Returning, the Steamer will leave Norfolk for
Washington ON Monday, the 5ih July, at II O'Clock
a. M, touching st q. d Point and Piney Point.
The table will be well supplied with AL the del p
cat les of the salt water. aud the Washington AMI
Norfolk markets.
MarsolIettis Brass and Cotilon Band will be ia
at eIdaI
Pas:ase for the Round Trip. "lr Guiding meals"
SIX DOLLARS. WIN MITCHELL,
je q -l0t' G.. w HARRISON.
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ta ny A. GREEN. Auctioneer.

TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
L AND LARGE VACANT Lor ADJOINING, NEAR
THE RAILROAD DEPOT, AT AUCTIoS.-On fHl-
DAY, the I'd July shall sell. In front OF the prem
ises at half psst O'Clock p half of Lot l6. and
all of Lot H. in Square No ia the whole property
having q front on street of Sc feet lnchs s,
running back 80 feet alley, between LIST and ID
stree is east. Also the improvemeI ts which are n
good and nearly two STORY Brick House, is by
50 feet SO. The sale of this property 10 worthy
the attention OF persons shIng to make good an
ves,ment. as il il near TIE contemplated extension
Of the Capitol grounds
Terms: One third cash; basnce in 6 and u months
for notes besrng 'erest from Gsy of sac. de,
given AID deed Of trust taken Title indsputabe
rhe property will b. divided when sold 10 suit pur
chasers. e. 80.
ip0 % a A GREEN. Auct.
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Spirit OF THE MORNINU FHECc.
The Union, in noticing the compromises of
the different sections of the opposition in deal
ing with the slavery question, says 1t merely
wishes to draw the attention Of the country TO
the conflicting principles of policy which the
opposition have adopted by design and for
fraudulent purpose. -
The Union, while complimenting Mr.. Barrst,
the Democratic candidate for Congress in the
st. Louis district Of Missouri, also takes occa-
sion to notice the disingenuous conduct of bis
opponent, Mr.. T p Blair, at the last election
The Union further notes the news from Ore
gon as teaching US lesson on the subject OF the
proper course that should be pursued towards
the Indians of the interior.
The htslheencer of to-day has no editorial
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EXCURSION AND PIC MIC
Fort Washington,
On WEDNESDAY June SOth. ls4.

The ENGLISH LUTHERAN SABBATd
e 400 l. having chartered the It.
steamer Thomas Coll, er" wall give Es1Si=zE
Excursion down the Ilyer and @ "
tort Washington ON WEDNESDAY, June the
S0h inst. The host will leave her wharf at oct x
q w. Returning the boat will cave the Fort st q
reasonable hour In the evening.
Refreshments may bs had NJ city prices.
A Rand Of Music wIl be IN attic ndance
Tickets 80 cents hide - cents-so be ab aimed
al L. IA. X. dencur's, Pa. avenue: J. o.. Wtav-r's,
opposite Browns Hotel; A. Noerrs, corner y aud
nth streets: WIN Baiantyne's Bookstore; JAS. u.
stones Drug store. corner and 9TH stTeett. and
at the DO & on the morning of the Excursion.
Omnbuses will leave the Northern Market ~ q
quarter before O'Clock. lie 81
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tfOh kENT-A desirable RESIDENCE on q
hhd ''th streets east. The house CONTAINS nv =
ioons al q passese;a pump of water m The karI. a
a,se garden oi veg etsbies and fae shady trees IN
SGrs 81 i"th street east TO q. H. BALDWIN
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The court was ordered to be dissolved

IMPORTANT TO PRINTERs.-We were shown
yesterday a valuable Improvement In tyne
cases, the invention Of Mr.. W A. Hunter, OF
Bryan, Williams county, Ohio, who ia a prac-
teal printer of twenty years experience. The
improvement consists in a perforated metallic
bottom to the case, with a wooden bottom
sliding In below it. 1t relieves the cornpos.
itor OF Inconvenience from Accommodations of
dust among the type, as the dust falls through
the holes in the metal The wooden bottom
beneath prevents the dust from being depos-
tied into drawers or cases in the rack below
and makes it convenient TO be carried off
There Is also an ingenious bellows accom- papv-
ing the invention, which is useful both rs a.
means OF drawing the dust down, and for dry.
ing the type In the case. One of these bellows
Is sufficient for an entire Office. or each ...o
may be thus provided. The method Of attach
ing it is merely to place it on the stand ard s.,
the case over it, The invent lion can he .n,,ioa
20 old cases at a cost Of about one dollar and
it will not increase the price of new cases Nor.
than fifty cents, perhaps.
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PAPER HANGiNCs

aANGINGs" W ! SIC S~S'o,'; n.nt of PAPER.
FF For M PRINTS. fsP..ss hCA iaES EIRF
fe%ersss sute e , nSIsS rec and patronSs &c
Iss isi - ne hsv" uhair Rocanli rtose m
aSor 6a prompt w lfS cor fern 70
r@-'w' No. an 7th 5, ". MAkkRITER,
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A PLANO FOR $40 MONTH.-SIx very
"A good econd hand Pianos, for sale low at 5 %
per month. JOHN F. Ellis
Just think of it-a PIANO for $40 per month at
ELLIS fllnO store. is29
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FOB RENT AND gALg,

HANDSOME AND SPACIDIS PARIoRS
- NbR RENT AZ 81 Penn. aVeLue.-rwo an,
aad wei furnished pa LORS. connected hX t,id
Ing doors, one fronting on the ay.pps 49,
might he Rfel ~ aH Once - o. o.
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kOS hhNI-On N street, between I2tb .nt
.ah streets. q desirable three STORY t5OUSE
Nh pump 81 good water and stahliug Tor csr "a -
ana horses -pleasan y located IN the most hea'fbS
part of thls cty. = a. G. ny
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IMMEDIATE ATTENTION :

On and .f,sr LADIES. PLEASE ER.D
osef nv entire arsr s, MSnasy ne 2ta Il 1nae.h &
LiNEaY Go0Ds s S1 fAANNCx and MIL -.
t. ssye s' tbs ci. pr. ss reTs"ss pI' ss3nt ~
a.e in want of F,n shI lad.-s PeneT- L. who -
The loS ..hi-s i~f themselves az an co,s g.,
will ina. 49, NJ whoa ms goods wI be fisrta
AVE ador, Seng very heavy IN even depsr,nsB, a.
f6orn Tp r. me above "a oSdcF " POSSIBLE In p az
S'Si Wi 40 entire new Fan Stocf ~ INKS
Nev store, aS Pa. ave.. let sth aac Intb 81
ves,nn. In Consequences Of the extrema ho--
thsf a would most pec,fu Nv Inform Inc i,I
bs Sto,e wal be open aud preraTed Cor sus ne.
E Cox
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NAVAL ISTELLIGESCE-We learn that tie
Navy Department is in receipt, by the latest
mail OF dispatches from Com. Mcintosh, of the
steamer Colorado, concerning his movements
in relation to the matters of disputation be-
tween this Government and that of San Do
nipSo' Of which accounts have appeared in the
newspapers. His communication is written
from Aspinwall, and he says that when he was
At San Domingo President Baez was on the
point OF retiring from office, and the govern
ment was to be assumed by Santana. The
latter had written a communication to Com.
Mel in which it is said As expressed the most
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ffoR RENT-A FURNISHED HOUSE Of.
stoi lee, IA an Sirs and healthy loo s,ion az 81
west end OF the city The house "a new and NJ. -
anshsej With gas fixtures, ard ram md nm
~ Zoo Kent go Ger month. Direct 10 TosI o.
"a o. 81
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~ SNTED-t smsli HOUSE, or part of a
- house, wi.h krche D. in the central paIt of the
city. t'r!ce not to exceed $50. address Box go,
POS Offloe. "a
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toh hE r-fhe BkICK DWELLING ,,,,
= atea on The east side Of nth street owe % /,
aoo'e q. avenue, lover The 6as On.r.p lsfsSs
ZION gwen on the ltt OF July. Foo turtle, 1870
iars tpply TO u. A. w. RANDAL L. coTnetraf I.,,.
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FJING me l6rEe aud cnRN sniept DV -
1,b IiNu NO. sc ID straei North, bsiwrrn Ell :
innSoS es Wit ~ IS att up WITH al tie N =,
hi'pi"S' menis, and sdInlrab suited "a, n.adern
rst Ca tenant the rent W. bnardIcg
100. apiy 10 WIN. MAXIM, ara ate mode
1ieen, A uc-
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BOARDING.

AIRS. r.. d. HARRISON, No. ST. Pa avenue.
w between 4 and 9Th streets, is now prepared to
accommodate permanent anj transient BOARD
Frs few lar &c and desirable II ooms no vscan .
ie
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A LADY EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING
"A French, German. Gnd Music, is DESTROYS of
CIV ng private lessons in i'm lies or schools Adj
dress Chitfres l.. e Star Office. lie q. euSts
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SA0 HO = WANTED.-500 hogs wanted to f., d
cOU at Cameron Distillery. Alex andria, Va. For
particulars sfd dress CLEMSON e. COoKSON,
A exandTia, Va - lie 10 Ssgt
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SALES AT AUG ZION.
FRIDAY, May 2l-P. ,

FRIDAY, Nay Up. u.
Tie Stock market opened this morning with faint
symptoms of revival from the low figures reported at
the close Of yesterday but business progressed 1t
became evident that the rally had but little strength
and ss the session drew is close there was very
decided break in quotations, through the list of aetive
Socks. New.York Central, at the first call, was
steady, from So :, but at the second went down
to s6 and offered freely al these quotations at the
close. Rock Island active in early sales, at 6i
but in final transactions was sold down TO 20, and had
but slight support. Erie, with but small operations
was well sustained at -. closing in demand at the
quotation. Hudson River was one OF the frnest
stocks on the list during the day, holding through the
session al closing prices of yesterday. Michigan
S,uthern opened al pa, and alter decline of
quite steady, but at the second call came into mae.
more freely, and sold down to 2i.. The dealings in
other shares were light and the decline less important
but everything sympathized TO some extent in the de.
preston. Between the Boards, the disposition to sell
increased, and when the afternoon session COM
menced a farther material decline had been e.
tabisded. From the extreme points of decline
however there was q moderate reaction, and after
the adjournment a fair business was TRANSACTED,
at an Improvement OF from TO = cent for New
York Central and Rock lsand The trade 10 bonds
was largest in Missouri and La Crosse Land Grants
the former al decline OF !, and the latter o: q
cent The decloe is attributed partly to the war talk
sugse,ted by the British outrsges, but snstes to
greater extent in the movements o: leading bull
who mas been quietly unloading at private sale for
day or two past. The market thus oveT-supped with
stock. and suddenly deprived of the strcog support
hitherto given to il By the same party, has yielded
essily in sales immediately following. Ths is the
main cause of the depression to-iay-s depression
which seems entirely opposed 10 the condition of toe
Money market and the nsturs tendencies Of specula
non. Tue change, adverse though it Is in some re-
specs, Is not much regretted by stock operators, to
VIE ON the desdn-ss of the market for few weeks
pal mas been especially tedious and uus.t.f.elory
HE closing prices We're for Erie 49, Z. Reading
a.. II cngau s,1the,n %. q -. Ivi-oo A.. a g.
New-Ymk Central SAL, Hudson River 30! 81.
Rock Island IS, a l. Missouri 6sS4t Nj. & h..s.
-! Ia Crosse Land Grants go . 81, a..
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Market. Pery,,A bv TsierrapI.

ALsASY hsy Y-s ? m.-FLo,S-Bet'er inquiry sNss q
l,o co Wa'T 20 mUsA gs.Isd ADD bag ';s ts.pS %
god s.es Of Zoo bush Mixed &c, $3.50 bush eJdeis
90 bu,A a. 6, go bash al Te,c and 400 bash Pnas
M:@in ss s1 T ic'i 2,,'1sTgpy Sosoo.. .
a a. bush principally Western S9dSasc weight Bs
p,a,e tens MALr-s.s. Of 500 bush Prins on pny,s
ferns Supposed about s9ds5s wooL-Salss rasr.aay
q, aei bod a. SIC; seco sussr Purd SIC coo m
PTyT.fo March n oUr dun sale. Il 500 Vi.
Is Tor exir, Wi.oonsip for .xus NehsaO aud q 90
~ 80 for double eHiEas WREar In 900 demand ot @a;s;
Spring Sec for Red iodiAna and oo &c for hi,e N.eon
tld PC Tor IaASa ookN gncHAi 'ses o. .'"V eah
s. aSgIc WHISKY quiet. FREIGHTs firm Wh-s, Sc Mes.
Yos LAxr lNFoRrs the q hour. ending oasy-
b. So Oats CANAL ExPoRTs5o bb Flour 5SOotu n WaA
n 90 bush. Corn. IS 90 bash osts.
oswTco. NAY 2ep m.-FLorR uneh.pred war,r dan !;
sales OF 500 bush Cbissso sgtns ~, SoHs aneA.ac 40
or IuosuA EsTiGaTs ~ Cana unehanzedfoar Ss Wass,
81 Com &c. 70 NewYort Lake IMPORTS % Coo eu,h Waes
81 o0 bush. Corn - go bush Bsrey - 90 bush 0
bush rive. Canal IXfoRrs-S7vc 0ba FlOGF iAooo sa.a.
Nh-si. e., co bush. Corn. -
steady ~ 4 Oar frn. SHIPMENTS TO Buffalo 5000 ts,
fiour % burn WHIST, ~ 500 bush Cora sHEsssrs
600 6b. Flour; 1900 bash wha.: lOoOo bG.b C5rr.
NEw-oSLrNs. Nay 2L-coTroN uneh.5sed ..s' TO asy
Gee bales the sales OF the foot up 5o bales Al the
.ceirr IS so stock IN 900 bales this po sh,ad u
$500 bales; RIPS AZ soa,sern prs ~ 90 So
YELLOW CoRN, Gee Hay Sl5 81 MSS PORK, SUD- Lap
IN bare.s lie. FREiGHTs-C),oa % Liverpool nc s3jd
Sizzling EXCHANGE. lV73Ql08i RIO CogFEE, lie wa /;
sses Of the 1900 bags stock 500 bags aSsns; lsO
lat
NOBLE May 81 CO;;aDssles to-day of 600 bales a; II 4.
for Madiug The sales Of the week ed 4SO b4es I'D ZOE
go bales fer the coTresPoudiLg ~.k IAs
yesr Receipts ahead ct last year y 90 bales
AUcusr, Ca May 2l-0ur CorToS market Is s,.vs a. al
changed prices g..
BALTINoRE Msy 2l-FLoUR quiet. WHEAT firm Com sc-
tive. Provisions sie4Gy. WHISKY ~ d2lc -
CHARLESTON. May 1-CoTroS-sses OF me week ioW
bales with deci qaaiitss Of Ia ssVs 'odsy
2 30 bales, az unchanged prices.
SAVANNAH Msy CorroN-T sales were about ne uspd
average Today, at unchanged quotations. . -. -. . -
PnLADELPHIA Msy u Flour vsrv dull az - lstG ttA
Wuy,r dull; Red 81 e59el 03; White 81 ga 81 ~ CoN
buoyAu. sales 5000 hush Yellow o9d7ec Provisions
frmer; Mess Pork $lsi Bacon-hsms n@l-ei Sides 80
NHIsA 2llc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-22
MARIE


BACHE - HAsWELL On Tuesday, Nay Is, a. - Jonp
Church by the Rev d. Hobart Henry Bsche 70 rs'h- H.
second daughter Of Charles d. Bssre ESQ Al Of ms 'hy
BULLsERGEhNT-ln Hartford Conn, CT InescsJ .'es.hL
May 10, in Christ Church, - The Rector the Rev h NJ Ao
crotie Boil of Hartford 20 Julia Pafker Sefesnt only
child Of Nm. NJ. bersssot, esq. OF Galveston, Texas
FtRMAN- BULLARD-ln Brooklyn, 1hGrsesy, May g a.
IL. Church Of the Holy Trinity BY ne Rev D. ' "l.o
furusn, NJ d., Of Newfor 20 Mss Esra IT, buA'd OF D
foiIAsr city.
vCH-KELLY-At Norh Salem, y. y on WednescsJ Nay
10 BY $. J. dIyer, NJ E-asGs K Finch and Mas
lane Kelly.
FULRiRsOy-BR On W.dre'3sy Hsy 49, BY %. kev
Bssr Jeremiah Fulksr,on, esq, AID Nj, josephine 4
Brown, all 81 Brooklyn
HIGGINS CROUr-On Tuesday Nay &c. =. he stsnt n-st'f.
StT Church by the Rev. NJ Hiso5N, M J. j. Eisst 20
Me- Ssiab A. CTOUt, al Of tbs city
KFEN-BissELL-in hi. city, on Thursday Wy 20 Il u
Orciafdsse. tniyeissi.' rtursh by the Rev T. >ssh
NJ joel Keen "a Niles jan" A. eldest dA1sh-' q Lev b
,e .,q, and Eiece Of :be Hon. WH H. Bse Governor '
Illinois.
EVENS-CALLER-At Salem. Mass, cn Wedns,esy Way
10 ~ the Rev M Leeds. John o. Stevens Of B;oCdyn
y r. Ham sh n. Caller Of Salem.
WIGHT - PLAT = On Tharsdsy, May n, AZ ne Msa-on
svenue Church, by the Rev, Dr. Adams George W. Wsnt :"
Harriet L. P.g;t, all a this city.