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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-02

"The archives Of the Government Of the United
states having boon recently opened 10 me by the au-
thofty OF tho Library Committee Of Congress, have
found mass Of material Of great ynlue, much Of Il
heretofore unused. These documents would, had
their cAistenco been known, have made large add
dillon TO the works Of Alexander Hamilton, recent
ly cdlted--the autograph letters written by him IN
behalf Of Washington, while member of his staff
aud nov IN tho Department Of State, exceeding a
thousand Ia number
Others have been traced In private collcttlons.---
These all relate TO the period Of the American Rev
ufutien, ,sssad IN this aud tho Succeeding vol
umea. -------
A wider aeld OF view being obtained, resolved
TO enlarge The plan Of his work. and 10 embrace In
Il both history and a biography. MY object " TO
present faithful honest narfevc--a series OF au-
thcnta statements which will bear the closest
tiny, and thus DO Of service 10 my country"
For sale by HICKEY, MALLORY 4 co.
ffebtg'bg-tf lt5 Main ST., Cincinnati, q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

Bpie Laos 81 and for Boston from Aur Cages with cargo
Of coffee and oswcod totally lost Inssua previous 70
18th nit All hands lost, except seaman who was
hree hours in the water before getting sshore Tho officers
Of the Lion were Perry, Of Salem, master; James Miller
mate John Miller "a d.
enr T7ArThe crew Of shp rian before repor,ed os.,
~ Ned ~ French shin Gnlrdnda which touched Al
Psrnambuco ~ Hli ami lsuded them -
w. ltru tcrt rssThe Port ws-dens snd rJoyd- $50,
no VEN devf u lntk ~ th vessel thai hev fnd
Der piFed 0ntpy npslegd the a2nd-there being bu
i've feet - tshins and he tide ehbine ami flowing
w. hr bold thr surveyor and lOyds reut her
and Efed hat he colo She lies The steamers
wreck bringing All her chains satls &c witch vc under
ssnd vii be sold ~ auction this morning lies
about ten mi south o. Tybee and sir miles from the shore
ON warsaw shoals This "a dangerous place in thick
hcf - here are sevtn fahoms but short distance
March "
BARE biRv, ~ Boston, before reported wrecfed below
Nf'sna % z frr fl67s including hull and materials
PnIo AsTytopr from Nnanlan fer New York s reported
~ letter cstff no lUh ulO wrecked near isr condemn
"a anc to The hnetrurpercf vessel ~ - tons re
kia'er yeJs old. valued Al 500 me- w@ ovned ~ van
brun' sgbt ths city, and others Vessel but partially
i1sured.
ARRIvlL or srs,xsurs vRow EcForrDuring the Gre, Ave
days Of this week no than Eve steamships arrived nj this
ian more on Tre,day DE Persia "Wednesday, aud the
Nauuanpa md Thursday The Niagara srrived
al Ir',r On sunday last making sir European steamers
Which arrived dnrina Eve days
The new s,serner Huns,'Iie. of Crrmwers nnc, vent
down ne isy ves'risy moving an engineers rial TIP,
rnd rctarrtd IN he evsning
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Personal Intelligence,

Hon Charles sumner left the the Brevoort House yes
serdsy morning for Washington.
Count Sartges the French Minister arrived at the same
house on Thursday evening
The Galveston Neucs Of the 23d ut says-Among the
passengers which arrived yesterday from New Orleans
notice the OF Gen Henninesen, who his way
q, the interior OF the state but Will remain In the city
t~ days The General will doubtless receive hearty
welcome from his numerous friends in Texas.
ARRIVALS
Al The Everett House-BOn Edward Everett. Boston, Capt
CHE Jaakins, S, PerSia George Carr, Ma colchester,
EnsAod Paul ssss>nse Frsnce shelley ule Gland Mss
MAssaohgsetis ~ Hobbs u Hobbs, Jr Mrs q Fairaed.
G'Ss saP Se:S1i. s.. a} Snfoln "a sG
loss Islsa1 II Smesd. q y A. HenFy Douglass, q. S.
A; Lewis A. Civil, Louisville Ky.
TO ARRIVE.
Erotn View Orleans IN stesmsh hip CshswbsJ Eadie Mrs
v E AI s aRd T sss, A aaS y M's s
aaa nephew Jas King Ne1hln,L HAwley, Il ouiniaHl.
FOr Liverpool in .eam-sp Arabls-CommAnier G Pen
Ssrsrss, and VIE = Mr.. ssrss Cooper and son Neg
his1rd woodbsss' c sSsmdt VIM asssn. Jr New YORK
Isos.. hssaad Ssss a sspr S'S, ssaae;s an.
COW silmAa New YORK Sls SseKcsbar Snnc s
@ H%.SS w,:SS a. ~ fsss Ss. feslS T
ssssas 1--WE WAY y0 % o. Day Dsy
New Orleans louis syi1.r, New Yors Theodore Borot
badrh P Per- Esd c.fsess sss Yo. 6f
r N Ss1se md % S
per Winter Q Pe,re Thos s,oars-cs New York; Mr.
p clesry, View Yors NJ. Gibbs, N.- Jersey; juan n
BOA Cuba, Mr. and Mrs Oppenheim, New Orleans
Sts PieIo Ben.rd New York Mr. snd Mrs WIN vaughan,
Wl@conf.n; MenceJhon Philadelphia: Mrs ChAs Moore.
CsnsudsfHs; Mrs. Schneider and infant New York; Vim
rieeh Philadelphia. se@ser do; Jno Cochran. glasgow
james T--unr herieo; &c do; and Mrp Wee
tosy and infant DAVID Jones and Grinl,h, California
JeSvAu. T. brahan, do, DonnelAn. Ireland, ward
and sey, PHILADELPHIA; q Wilkinson. England, Morris
HsRgef fe1ss; yno Davis Y Vim Roberts do; Frsnk
Macon W. John French. Liverpool; Aug johnson. Y:
lrhnr WeRnsr, VI ressss, band france Capt Putnam
TRENDS Robert Hees California; Mrs Dunn, York
Teal a.
CAsiL NAueAuox.-The navigation on the De-
hwre and RsrtAn Canal WAS opened on the 2eth.
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,f Isaac Otis, Esq, aged "a years. months and "a

of Isaac Otis, Esq, aged O. years, months and ~
days.
The funeral win take place at the Second Presbyterian
church REV Dr. Lords), Sunday Afternoon, a. hau
past three O'Clock. The relatives and friends Of the family
are invited 10 attend without further notice.
Boston end Philadelphia papers please copy.
PuRc1IL-On Thursday, April l, OF consumption,
JoBANA wife Of James Purcell, late OF Tralee county
Kerry Ireland aged 40 years months and days.
The friends 81 the family and those OF her son in law,
Francis Heppessy requested TO attend the funeral on
Sunday afternoon half past two O'Clock, from her ae
residence, No. 294 Ninth street, near avenue A.
RoBsoS AT Santiago DO Cuba Island OF Cuba, on Tues
day. March q JOHN A. R0BsoN, Of this city, aged 81
years.
TNGIz.-In Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, April 2,
GEORGE TNGIK, in the Goth year Of his age
Notice oil the funes al in the evening papers
WKRAEKIs--On Tuesday morning, March 70, at his
resderce No Ill Sixth street. South Second, VIII
amsburg, JosKPH A. WkRSxKxS, In the 46h year OF his
age.
The remains inferred in Cypress Ellis Cemetery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

trade thinking that the present prices Of leather vii not
warrant prices OF hides Sales have been very
light and the receipts small The sales included 5000
Africans 70 20 Eastat private terms 600 Ornoco 5000
Buenos Ayres, 25c, months; 1900 dry Texas, l7kc
months
IxAIprR The demand towa do the close of the week
has been heavy prices better Eeceips-4g 800 hem
lock; 1890 oak. Sales -s4 eco hemiocx; b,7oo oak
S:ock-l76, 600 hemlock "a SEQ oak.
MoIAssEs nrmer, with sales OF 1877 hhis. Cuba
muscovado and 2cS do at p IL 407 do. do. Cuba
vado &c and II do do prime to choice goods at &C.,
NAVAL STORES About 800 bbs spirits turpentne were
sold At 4sc 4sc Rosn was active with sales Of 500
our last report about 2G0 bbs crude turpentne were
cold on private TERMS said to have been fraction of
50 70 per Dbl. The medium and finer grades OF rosn
and pss white At 81 80 S. TO- lar sold at 81 81 for
Wilmington and at 81 so for Newbern
0nsisseea was n rn Win IN ss'es oooT SVoo
higher figure Crude whale and sperm were both firm,
with moderate sales At full prices
PROVISIONS. Pork-The market Was frmeY, with sales
Of about 800 400 bbls including mess ut SIG So SIG
co. and prime at $l9 rs. Other kinds unchanged
Beef quite steady with sales Of 400 500 bbs, in
GLIDING country prime, at 81 SO S. and country
1t l0c lie Repacked do at $l2 $l3 80, and extra
do at 314 si4 80. Included IN the sales were 100
erces prime mess S2l and 100 do India at $24
Beef bans were dull at SIC so $i9 Bacon steady,
with Gales leo boxes short middles sc Cut meats
steady with sales Of about so 60 hhds including
shoulders at 61c a6Zc with bans al &c. 911c. Lard
continued him. Sales of 200 a 800 bbls made 1t
loc 1910 Butter and cheese were steady and prices
unchanged
R1cE.-Sales Of $50 800 casks were made at 3hc. q
aye. a &c.
SUGARS The sales embraced about 600 700 hhds
Cuba ara New Orleans chiefly within the range OF &c.
hc and AGO boxes prime 10 choice grades at &C. &C., and
% do. co at exc
TOBACCO The re IL more activity in the article, aud
not for very confined stocks larger business
would be done The sales included 1877 hhds Maysville
Kentucky at 1oc 15c SO bales Havana at p. t. 1874
cases leedleaf at loc &c., 70 cases Florida at l2c
&c.
wBIsKEy--Saes Of SEQ q 400 bbls were made at 22c.
VIOLA very slight Improvement Is noticeable both
in demand and prices The sales, although not largo,
have been In part TO SPECTATORS and ct prices shade
better than thoee recently current The transactions in
domestic foot up 200 be fleece at 2Sc. 36c; 10 600
lbs No lpuled 23c 24c. 10 600 lbs superior do 26c
Csc, and 20 600 lbs extra at CSC. 33c, cash In To-
reign mpoI tant sales have been made but the
tculars have not been made public
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

MUSIC N'vNES1s-M tie A,Aasny Of N ,ssc 70 cay,
., one O'Clock, M rhaberg Win give hs arc, wsatises
sfncs sis return frcm the South where he has hs3
Sirmphal campaign. M artist ever achieved the
erdag popularity that ar rnaberg has obtained 10 the
pned sstes and svery win be glad 10 know that be
DOES no, intend 70 leave at preseu has enerei
into Arrangement with Mr. Upmsn. Mr.. rhsloerg's
Ueseni stay N the city will, however, be brief When
tie .prrg fairly opened be viii depart upon Western
tour The programme for the matinee 70 day Is very well
seieced Mr. rhaleerg will the assistance of Miss
Annie Miner, Mr. Cooper and grand orchestra all for
my cents, with reserved seats.
TIE Opera az the Academy being over and most
Of the contracts having EXPIRED the artists will be scat
tered various directions Mr. Formes, Nine D'Angr,
Mr. Perrng will sing in oraortos in Boston and other
sites. The movements Of signor Gasser unknown,
Bat presume that the managers will not permit K
ssnen, arts, leave the country he be retained
M reasonable price The delay in the building OF Covent
Garden viii probably keep FOrmes with Nine. de Ia
Grange going TO Europe but has been engaged by
MAretEek for Mile Carroll Is about to sail
for Europe. Mr.. Nusard has commenced rehear
sails with his grand orchestra, which Is larger than
ths Of Julien The Academy will share in the general
sprng renovation, and appear in new suit Of carpets
sofas &C. for the concerts which will include IN addition
10 ihe husArd orchestra vocal and nsrum perform
aEces by the best artists. The price of admission will be
MY cents The first concert viii be given Wednes-
day next
There Of Opera the Academy in June, but
poshing definite has yet been made public. The pro-
xrsnme will probably be month of nueard, month Of
Opera and another month of Ausard and following that
Beet Of one month till September
Private letters from Mr. Lumley, the manager of Der
Majesty Theatre state that he hss quite decided 10
vhh Pccolomin and Giugn the early part Of autumn.
ciuelni is new tenor who is said TO have made the
greatest excite in london since Rubn In the TIA
han version Of the Bohemian Girl he made furore. Mr.
Lunley was last al Vienna, where be had engaged
yrima donna. Mdlle. Tieusns, to sing in Meyerbeer's
operas Mr.. unman goes TO Europe in June to complete
negotiations with Nine. Lsborde and other for
grand concert campaign. The intene cordiae between
nAreszsk aad Umau is said t, perfect The Opera
Philadelphia does net pay ct present.
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HAsuI--wARp.-On Thursday March 25, by Rev. mr.
Hanckle at Charleston DR. lrwIs HsKIL OF Brooklyn,
" TO CATHERINE daughter Of the late COL j. J. Ward,
OF South Carolina
Now oop-PRuoK--M Bethel, Conn, on Thursday,
April l. by Rev Mr. Greene nj the residence Of the bride
iather Mr. WILLIAM IT, NORWOOD OF this city 10 Miss RrIH
A. PRINCE, eldest daughter Of Edward Prince ESQ., OF the
former place.
MuRrHr-sAIsT DESs On Thursday, April I, by Rev.
Or. Corbett, Mr.. RIAkp MrRrHY, OF this city, 10 Miss
HrsRnTTA SAINT DKs, Of France and late OF West Nor
risnnia.
Morrlsania papers please copy. a.
sAspERs-ssrTB.-o Monday. March Is, at 81. Johns
church, by Rev Vim. Berrian, HtsKY StNpEEs, N. of
Brooklyn, TO Miss FRAScys SNrH, q ST. stephens, n.
SsrryRtY-PAxRoY. Thursday evening, April I, by
Rev. Henry Ward Beccher, Mr.. LEWIS W. SGrrKKrY, u
Miss MARY ANN PANxpoY, all o. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

Mr. AND Ms. sTARK.-Mr and Mrs James Stark COM
nence engagement al walaek's theatre on Monday
svsr:rg next, appearing IN Hamlet and Queen Gertrude
Daring the past eight years Mr. and Mrs Stark have been
playing in California aud Australia, where they have re-
Seiyei the highest ,oniums from the press and since
Ssr return have played in New Orleans AMI St Louis
9TH great Com oesnt critics have pronounced
sAe Hamlet Of Mr. Stark and the Queen Of Mrs Stark
very admirable performance and for these Jew Corners
eespeak favorable welcome from our theatre going
puniic
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bbls. within the range Of the above hgures Southern
-four was in fair demand, with ssH Of about 900 200
bbls. Rye Gour and corn meal e unchanged wheat
was nrm for good 10 prime 10 with sales Of about
1,6C0 bushels white Michigan at 81 30; el2 do
damaged southern red At e3c., and n lot Of prime,
do at sf 20 White Geneeee also reported at
81 80. Corn was more active, without change OF mo.
mept in prices. The sales embraced about 1000
10000 bushels, including white and yellow at 6oc 9Hc
T0c, and LOT Of choice eouthern white al Tic Rse
quiet at &c zoe Oats steady at 42c a 45c for
State ard Western, 3sc. 3ec for Jersey and 32c 33c
for Virginia
Courg-Tbe salee were $50 bags Rio at 10ic sI0Xc /;
also 700 DO ~ Domingo at exc, four months, aud 5oodo
Cape do, atPt
coTToS-fhe sales embraced about 600 bales closing
without quotablc change In prices.
TRpIGBrs TO LIVERPOOL about 90 900 bushels corn, In
bulk, taken AT I'D a4Ad. about 600 bales cotton
compressed q, 532d with 200 bales uncompressed
sled 100 bhls oil and 90 hbda tobacco nj 20s 500
bbls. -four ni IL. Cd COO bbs roen Al Is. 10d q. ;
100 boxes and ~ hhde. bacon al IT'S Cd, and
500 boxes cheese at 2os. To London 800 boxes
cheese at POS and 100 bills rosn q, 2s. 3D. To Havrc
Cotton engaged At &c per ID To Brenen-00 cases
tobacco and % tons measurement goods we're taken Al
15s. and 50 bales Of cotton At We
HAY--The market vas tole7ebly active, the sales hav-
tag reached abou, ee 1000 bales for Cd paen, az Soc
q coo per loo lbs
Hrpys--Tbe market has been very q,ct THE week I'm.
Iorters are no, wiling &c give way in prices sua he
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Mr.. EATON STONE, the equestrian was presented on
Wednesday a: the Broadway theatre by Marshal
the representative of a committee of gentlenen with
medal set with precious and deliberately en-
rraved The medal Of the finest works Of the jew
ersrs art ever made here, and designed and exc
suited by Ball Black & Co.
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GAME.

GAME.
Game Is going out Of market fast We omit quail and
partridge from list this week. and hence wild duck
will follow There few prairie hens In market,
but they too will soon be out Of The only game
worth eating shortly will be pigeons and English snipe
Poultry very high, and but very little of it is in
ket There but few spring chickens 70 BIO in
ket as yet
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FFIpsY, April 2--6 P. NJ
AsH sales embraced about LIS bills pots a, 20
a63le Pearls were at &C.
BRyAreurrys-Flour-The market quite steady,
with good demand from the local and Eastern trade,
with lots for export The transactions footed up
about 1000 II 600 bbls within the range Of the follow
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Movements In Real Estate.
TeleRraphic Market Reports.

Topographic Market Reports.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2, 1885,
Stocks dull Pennsylvania State fves, s7i4 Reading
Railroad 234; Morris Canal, Al; Long Island Railroad
ll3s; Penpsy lvania Railroad. "A.
New ORLEANS, April i, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to day 600 bales at decline
OF &c sc per pound since the receipt OF the Persia
Prices yet too irregular TO admit or reliable
quotations Sugar lie firm; fair TO fully fair, &c 61c
Mo)ssres, &c Flour, 81 40. White corn, b5c. Ness
pork, ST. lard, in bbs, csc. csc. Other articles
unchanged.
CHARLESTON April /, 1853
The sales OF cotton TO day 1000 bales and OF tbe
week 400 bales the market closing at decline Of c
&c. per pound. Good middling is quoted a. llss a
lis cents.
BALTIMORE, April 2, 1858.
FLOR 6rm--wheat firm, white, 81 10 a 81 81. Corn
firm, yellow, CSC. CSC Whiskey dull at &c.
Provisions 1rm. Mes pork, ST.
PmrADEIPInA, April 2, 1858.
fouS tru-a large speculative inquiry spd holders
asmsndne An advance. Wheat dull and quo. atoms bare
" main,aised Corn active at csc: eec, -ork si7.
Beet firm. rpilow scarce ... krIT5Cc whskey Sra
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FISH.

Sbad from the Delaware and from the North river are
coming in quite freely, and prces 1--we down. In
few days they will be cheap enough TO be within the
means OF the poorest families There are few cal non
in Market but prices high quoe. Fresh herring
and blackfsh are sold extensively There Is no, much
DOVE 10 oysters and other shell fish,
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the probability hst higher rases win soon rule On
Paris We quite Dr. 22h Of lsx.
The Fulton Fire Insurance Company has declared Q
semi annual dividend Of seven per cont payable On the
9th inst.
The Comptroller gives notice that the interest on the city
stocks due on the lst Of May will be paid by A. Stout
Esq City Chamberlain at the Shoe and Leather Bank on
the day named The transfer books win DO closed ON the
18th ipst
The Illinois State Auditor gives notice that all the circu
sting notes issued by the Sank Of Hamilton County
McLeansboro will be redeemed al par presentation
his Office
The saes OF hand by the Illinois Central Company In
March were s97 sis, against $2s 2ss Al in February.
The steamship Hammonia brings day 3 later
from Europe. Corsols chow Improvement Of 4 per
cent, closing at e6 for money and 81 for account Bull
lion in the Bank Of England is rapidly increasing.
The total amount in the several depostaries Of the
United States COVERT men to the credit Of the Treasurer
subject to draft the 22d Of March was So Ol g.
OF this aggregate 50 b79 10 in the hands OF the
Assistant Treasurer Of this port
The transfers ordered are as follows
To Treasury Of the u States Washington 5000 900 90
TO Assistant Treasurer at New Orleans, Ia 12S 600 90
10 Assistant Treasurer at st. LOUIS, Mo ... 1000 90
To Assistant Treasurer, San Francisco, Cal 5000 90
To depositaTy at Norfolk Va. 2O00 900 90
Total. ss77 900 90
From Assistant Treasurer, New York. n Y . $50 5Sl OIL
From stant Treasurer, New Orleans, Ia. $500 90
From depoetary at Little Rock Ark. 200 90
Total. ssss osi OF
The annexed statement exhibits the of dividend de-
cared by the banks Of Boston tho six months ending
Oct !, 1857, and April 1885, and the aggregate
OF the last semi annual dividend paid by each bank
DIVIDENDS oy BosroN BAyys
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burrows nEArRE.-Mr F. L. Davenport, sctor who
has fe~ equals either here in Europe, takes his fare
vel benefit at this house night. The bill is very
tempting one and the public viii forget the claims Of
The beneficiary.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAl


FEpAr, April 2-6P NJ
TIE make, this morning irregular, with q very
moderate Of business. Some Of the speculative
stocks show an improvement while others we're a shade
two lower. A. the fret board Missouri State skies ad
yApced = per cent Ia Crosse land grant bonds, ~ Dan
Zoo Company, y; Cumberland Company, y; Pacific
Steamship Company, y; Erie, ~ Michigan Central Rail
rad, Panama, Y. Delaware and Hudson declined 2
Ter cent Hsdson River Railroad, Il; Michigan Southern,
old 4; do, preferred, V; Cleveland and Toledo, Chi
oAgo and Rock Islard, y, Ni~sukie ani Mississippi, l.
There Wa more activity W day IN Harlem, and closed
fraction above the opening price New York Central
Railroad pretty well sustained from the opening with
quite moderate sales. Since the arrival Of the Persia
about two thousand shares Of stock have been purchased
for foreign scoount The operations in Missouri State
today we're unusually large in the face Of which
prices improved. The cash sales up sl34 0oo and
the time sses, all buyers opson, 70 1000 The most
important decline 70 Jay 10 Delaware and Hudson,
considered one Of the best stocks the market. II
closed yesterday OF 1ossl. This morning II opened
nj l05 and left oG st 1O6A, with the sale Of
tro small lots. Canton Company decidedly better
h morning and appears ~ be Of the sesdest the
az happears " be in good hands and IL forced
1nct' aspec1ls've mruse Western railroad stocks Fe
nerty fcf' - ne second board there rather
solve bl-ress. boz ~ owe prices New YORK Cen
fi Railroad fell ~ = yer cent Delaware and Hudson, ~
Cumberland. e; His, =; Reading, = Panama, "a;
CLEVELAND aud PtUbuR, ~ Galena and Chicago, Y;
Cleveland and Toledo, x; Chicago and Rock Island,
TIE Assistant Treasurer reports to day ss follows
IVA f252,205 %
Lola 220,704 20
Tual balance POI sac 20
The receipts 10 day include ti2 900 from customs
The transactions Of The Clearing House W day were az
follows
al exchanges. ..fe e5s4ss %
balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ,06e, $50 "a \
'gopolfan currency certificates nor amount 10 \
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Birth.
BAR1InF On Friday, April 2, the wife Of WILLIAM
BAR1rDT, No 20 Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, Of son.
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Trade Dull Game Going Out OF Market-Fail
In Potatoes and Apples-The Flower Trade
The Shsd Season, sc.

The Shsd Season, &c.
Dealers report trade dull in the retail markets. but
pect brisk business vegetables begin to
from the South which must be In couple of weeks time
We notice that the flower trade is attracting much aen
ton just now and the retail stalls garnished with
number Of beautiful plants In potts. Az this the
for planting and transpanng give the prices Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
VEGETABLES.

TIE high prices a, which potatoes were quoted at this
market had the effect 81 inducing the Ohio illinois and
Michigan farmers 10 send on large Quantities Of
reda &C. which had the effect Of making trade dull
and putting down prices Agood many Of the spectators
have been bitten severely number Of fresh dollhouse
vegetables are in market and are very palatAbc.
Lettuce radshcs locks spinach pic plant &C., all 70
be had, and form an attractive accompaniment 70 nice
dinner.
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MEATS.

We find nothing to notice in the price of meats.
Prices have upward tendency in view Of the close of
Lent when Catholic population active buyers 70
make up their abstinence during the fasting season.
Reef sides, per ID 6ha Pork carcasses 6 TX
Mutton carcasses. 4 Pigs, roast each1 10 . 2 90