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MISCELLANEOUS.


sea.d DAN, 10 pals tuba artins aud diaries. from he
Sss Ss n.s .s sS yIsnt aSs ssy Z
EAyIIy EIouR, nUrrER SUGAR rrc FOWLER 4
40 .,se e. Of Charles arr sos sr, ss
o Is cents - cents per pound good Brown sugar from
Scents 70 cents aro hne tess cot aad provisions re
duced prices for cash in quantities 70 suit dealers and fa
lies.
TUshRISoNs PATENT KITCHENER THIS COOK.
III ing rang now zee In rnssud, Ireland, Scotland,
sss sVsrs oher appliance FOR c-otns both in hotels and
grysie house. The demand has eer.s.eS 50 largely s..
ps-y 70, tn. safe sod msnuisc,urs s2ns but hrs ess.
need apply To such p.res he SATISFACTORY evidence
Of the importance and magnitude Of the business w be
joshus HARRISON Dor isa Pos, oa1ce, Uhlcaso, M
GIT MUST BE so PLATO THOU REAsoyEsT WILL,
ese why Tits ardent wish, this ford des-e hts eager
must be good; Try n Price 90 omce, SOS Broad
UTAPPs PATENT OIL LANP-FoR TUE suPE.
Srh Of c. az. ever s o S ST ~ Tuu
:, the 2h ut The weekly Trbure OF the "a inst local
Sn r Ssnea n this syst . wra 1 s %M
proprietor Of The patent ,zs Huison street
r rFcHFs -aoeco SWEDISH AND ~cp aERmAy
IL ''A'' 'T'Sf F GiTU 0It CO. 80 ssst"
DIANT. OSBORN ,1,ANr-GENgRt AZ CasrERsIN
i sole silver Ierman silver brass gun ard gidlSs me
Dentists work cast with great Gre.
PITAS.-sco BUNDLEs sUPENoR JAVA RATTAN
'O' r. CLEu CO, No. % Nstien lane
SPORTING.
A GOAT FOR sALF--wrTu TWO SHE KTns, -FOUR
~ days oid furnish the buyer with two quarts ot
milk day Apply ~ fR East Fort! q rh street near les
incton avenue &C Mr. JOHN CofBPT. AM person wish
ing goats mk can have the sne by apry,ng as above
UvASrED-A MALE MOUNT 81 BERNARD PuP,
w quite young. Address u. n, Herald Office stating
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WALLACK's THEATRE
" pEs siIe%T; " M MRS : n aSS
oy r ssi %e sy this sS%P'ny a We'And M'0n' s.'
with he capital 1T, 'o 81 ETS q IN rrprA
aannsn Mr. ICY psvcnpo MIS- vsno% sr cs:s
s9 Nor rsPf + ~ kspPt"n DAVENPORT
The great dr' TTf p ?. toe Ok OF MN Tse YORK
I rss"Tc Ne rum pm! c.rseT AMI be 70. d.
nE urabaed ans is puon 's al % most "s
T AURA KEEsE's THEATRH GA BRO ADwAY. ABovx
saIuRpAr EvrrIss, jan 9 IsSs
in three acts, snhiied
F. Ro'shsssi n, Jsasr. Bio"sssop NJ =.
To T Is sssTs f SGR Ss%%D
chair. oa s ca. .. secures s
days in advance without tItrs charge
Doors open at 6, To commence al I precisely
RRooKLYs ATnENEnMn THE MESSIAH
ss.s sacred orsio1S b. * fc NV Y3rK Haze
'"'' '"o o"' 'ppes cssi. Po Gs;asi'n"
Mad oAHA NJ rknnr S.a' DAS'e''
The public respectfully the only perfsr.
HANDEL MESSIAH.
sr Ps r.. on ss rSa,r ne -
NV q EFGY or Bko"KlYs SNn ssw rosx
which prcdue such satiC It's drs. prOdu0
ton IN New York Chris nisfI comprising the tAlaaAs
Of CARADORT D'ANgRI
CARL FOR~ES, Mr. pEe RING.
THE or os 5 No eSs s@sIkr1
Notwithstanding the limited size OF the whiA IA
society oblgef In the utter i'm possibility %
tanning the Plymouth church the price Of admission ~ be
the same in New York viz
81 "a for s-sis ~ for atms al the dosv
The respeo folly socs full attendance 10
the undertaking from serious which. ~ IN
great expenses only he avoided By selling eveey
The sale OF seats will commence Friday, January
nj Roses book store If2 Atlantic street A. Proxs
FULTON street Broosyn and sbels stationery
- Wall street New York
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CANE DINNER To DAY
VI Jugged hare and game pie.
RICHARDSON HA1IFRS
Elzahethsn ale lunch room, Is Water and - Wall stree,
Ftberts hams English cheese, Epping sausages &c, io
tsle In small quantities
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~ mail steamers

1he ships comprising this line are:-
The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Eidrdge.
-...-. Ybe BAlTI Captain Joseph Coms6ck.
The ADRIATIC, Captain James West
These ships having been built by contract expressly fos
service has been taken in their
struoon also In their engines to insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for unequal
ed for elegance and comfort
The steamers of thin tine have improved water tight com
parmens and has been spared them az
good new, the thorough examination given them
their mode OF construction yet uneQualled.
Price passage from New York 70 Liverpool In drst cabin
$3.50 in secopd do SIS From Liverpool TO New York 30 and
% guneas An experienced attached 70 each ship
No berhr can he secured until paid for.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A SPLENDID FAMILY SLEIGH FOR SALE TRIMMED
with plush last winter. $50; 800 cash will
buy the will nine persons Address Clinton Herald
Office.
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Umpire HALL. S96 BROADWAY. WILL ShORrLD
II CLOSE. The Gigantic Moving Diorama OF
DIR. KANEs ARCTIC vOYA0Es
with thrilling description OF the suferngs endured BY bi
and his daring followers by
CHARLES 0AvLEB, Fac,
The popular author and dr. snais,
Every evening AT O'Clock. and Wednesday md saturda
Afternoons nj 3 O'Clock.
Admission Is cents: children half price.
This opusr exhibition for sale, account % ~
owpers inability 10 travel with il. Ths viii be found pro
dtable investment 10 competent manages Apply het~e~
The hours Of ~ and II A. n and and +. n, 81 knps
Hall
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UNoR sALE-A GOOD, SOUND YOUNG HORSE, SEVEN
Years of suit hle either for light wagon
sold for fault but tor want Of Inquire at 10 Cedar
str
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scnrNcK ArcrInNEER SALE OF EIF

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTTONEER.-SALEo OF ELH-
N giant sia,uary marble mantels. &c.-E. A y.
HCHENCK will seii nj au.iiou "Wednesday, 18Th inst, at
their ~ Nassau Importation
OF fine gardens also,
elegant stauary marble manels several white marble
carved centre tables urns, pedesals several beautifully
carved groups &C The above just imported from
per ship Pennsylvania and now exhibition To
be sold WITHOUT reserve
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DRyANrS NINsTREIs
ID heohsnrs' Hall, az broadway, above Grand stre9A
OPYS EVERY EVENING DtRINo TIM wKHx
The GOLDEN RfkUDOvE TIE uARROTEna
Prendergast and fercivsl In ballads
TYROIfkNWAkBf.ERt, DUEL aud RETONCTLTAYIOU
Jerry Nell and Dan Bry ant and their troupe ~
tures Doors NJ O. 10 commence q, ~ tickets
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

Commencing "Wednesday January =, lSSa
Trains leave the depot Of White and Centre streets
New York,
$50 A NJ Mail for Albany stopping q, wiamsbridse and
all stations north
s@P Express for Albany. .soppins a, the principal
stations only.
eiSP n Fog White Plains. stopping a, all intermediate
stations
Trains leave the depot Of Twenty srh and
Fourth avenue. New York, at
si5A. NJ FOR wllamsbridee stopping at all intermediate
llOA. " White Plains, do. DO.
2@P. n. wilsmsbridge do. DO.
3DP MIer,on, stopping AZ wslanisbrdge and all In
termeclate stations north
twf Croon Falls stopping at all Intermediate stations
SOP. Mswtha msbridEc DO 90
Returning trains leave Albany for New York At
1854 Wall stopping At all stations north Of, and At,
williamsbridge.
34sP. NJ Express stopping A. All Prncpa stations only.
WV, ], CAMPBEI.Lr snperin.encent
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TTENRr n. LEEDS, AucTToNEER sALEsRoox 2
Henry LEEDS IS LII .s on y =

HENRY n. LEEDS, AUCTInNKER -SALHsE,0uNs ~
I1Nsssau street-HENRyH ". LEEDS 90 WI sei, ON ga
furday ut ~ O'Clock their salesroom = Nassau
street without reserve for account of whom may concrn
tapestry velvet carpet new and IN perfect otuer
and g. 600 genuine Havana segars. -
DEREsPToRy sAIE or ALL THE MAGNHuCENI
parior and chamber furniture, contained ST. tue I'VE
story l6 Fifteenth street Sith avenue
this day, January 1853 81 lt O'Clock without any re
eprve rain shiner uOUbDSNIfH, aucuoueer, VIII sen
above par0r furniture shamber and dining room DO IN
part as folowsTwo splendid sod rosewood paror sus
covered in rich Frcuch brocadc heavily carved ~
fruit made 20 order, sNO each; rosewood marble
and backs rosewood corner cegre
mirror backs Italian Die top centre side and sofa tables
large French plate pier glasses splendid gold framed OH
.ntIngs marnhcen Dresden and ornaments FArrn
s,aue,es Turkish voaire chairs rosewood library book
rsaes walnut bile top buffet &c Dining room furniture
Cst extensicn dining table cut glass ware, French
emma ten and dinner crockcry, CUTLERY, silver psed
casters Boheusan sets punch bowls sets OF trays
IIouor sets Nc Chamber furniture such as tolinwsfure
rired hair mattresses, spring DO, ROSEWOOD hhzanethan
heasteads marble dressing bureaus, with French plate
yrrror marble top washsiard mahogany sofa 0eds rock
rs sprinr sea chairs and general variety OF crmberu
sr Brussels three ply carpets &c Sale perc mpory rain
or shire Also q stlendld vi noforie pearl keys
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IMPORTANT TO rEMALEs.-DIsEAsEs or FEMALES
treated BY Dr. DUBOIS Remedies for female
arrangements 81 10 IS Relief guaranteed rsll cases
and eters strictly conhdenal Patients from
distance provided board nursing svd exclusive attend
ance. Once 100 West fifteen,h street. New York.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE-M D BUTLER co WILL SELL
IA AT their salesroo II Spruce ct eet Saturday Jan.
At InIs O'Clock ct flee desks counters bureaus
lounres carpets bed rg fancy boxer, &C Also,
aeyen luxes black tea II Havana
starch, &c. Also, about As feet Of new shelving
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NoTICE-rfRsr PACKET FOR IJyERPOoIsaPACkEr
IN Of Jan 1.-THE celebrated and fast sailing clipper ship
PLUTARCH. Cast Barker positively sails as above. For
cabin second cabin and seerase apply board
pier II Eat river TAPSCOTT CO. Is South street,
L'OR LrvERPOOI.-SABEL CORrfs LISE.-THE
II favorte psck.i ship ANTARCTIC, Capt siouHer, h,v
ing been unsvcidahly detained vii h ses Monday
For passage having hnequalled accommofsons APP
ply board pier East river or 10 r. j. CORrIs co,
Ia broadway.
COIEMANS CALIFORNIA LINZ FOR SAN FRAN.
" csco-Sairg Regularly Advertised Days-Clpper OF
Saturday January The celebrated and beautiful extreme
clipper sh \ EDWIN FORREST Crocker commander, ttre
sewing creo At ricr rs foo, q Wall street THIS we'll
known fa-o-e clipper ship noted Tor remarkable fest sail
nr and shippers requested 10 call board and examine
her She inses A. rates and being q smsu capac
will be despatched as above .Wa. T. COLEMAN co.
IS Wall street Tondne Buliing)
Agents nj San rrancisco Messrs W. r. Coleman co.
L'IRsT CLIPPERS FOR SAN FRASCTsco-To SAIL
II 90 or before Saturday, Jan l6
The splendid Al clipper ship EDWIN FIVE pier 10 Eas,
river
Also from pier n Eas, river the extreme clipper ship
GOLDEN EAGLE.
Th avor. clipper has made The voyage in los dsys and
being u smsles, vessel oadng Tor San Francisco will
tail, 81 before her day
apply to sUrToS 20. IS south street, corner Of wall.
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CuBERr s. SAVAGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
NJ SAVAGE yi sell at their salesroom 81 Cedar street.
Friday January e. ut 10 VI. Assignee's sale OF made
rs jeweiry fine watches staple and fancy dry goods
hosiery lace goods mems furnishing goods cutlery, per
fumery, and iOo0 imported segsrs
HENRY n. LDEDs, AuC1IoNErH, sALEsRo0M q
III Nassau street-HkNRY A. LEEDS co. will sell Al
auction on SATURDAY January 1850 u oclock At her
q Nassau street 70 elegant cncrussted table
all Of the richest and beautiful deslgns
saaportaon and TO be sold without The attention Of
che trade h requested to thu sale
TIENRY n LEEDS AuCTroNEHR sALEsRooN z
III Nassau s,rect-HENRy n. LEEDS co. wil sell A.
auction Saturday, January M loh o'clock at the sales
room No q Nassau street household furniture consisting Of
ingram rosewood paror suits
hguret brccs rosewood oedseads rosewood marble
dressing rosewood marble top waehsands elegant
rilt frame pier intel mirrors gilt cruices
borany sofas rockers and paror chairs covered
IN sir cloth mahogany marble top
and pier aes rosewood corner etegeres curtains corne
ras fxurrs holsters ana pillows mahogany and
bedseads seat rockers chairs china eass
and large quantity OF tne silver plated and
rssrn,s Of elegant chased tea sets tive and
pcces the and most reche. ene styles
and dinner casters ,ups robs, candesrss pspper sn1
spice boses patent coffee pots an enF new sruols Srge
bar pitchers &c. The sisennon OF the sae n'eo 70 ns
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SPORTING.

A ooAT FOR sALE-wrTu TWO SHE RIps FOUR
n days old she furnish the buyer with two quarts o
milk day Apply ~ sts East Forty r rh street near Icy
irr;or avenue &C Mr. JOHN COfBPT. Ans person wish
ing goats mik have the same by APPLYING NJ above
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DIERCE MARsToN's GRAND ORIGINAL ILLUM
MATED PANORAMA OF THE
ARCTIC REGIONS
ASRErRESENTFD BY THE WORLD RENOWNED KANE
will be for exhibition Wednesday evening" Jan G.
At BUCKLEYS' HALL 5S5 Broadway,
opposite the Metropolitan Hotel comprising seventy mag
nhcer tscenes together with u map the North
hersp for the of schoOs This fact
only representation Of DR. kanes entire voyage
ducec In this other country Delisaons BY Angus
tus g. Iebroke, ESQ. Admission q cents; children half
price Doors open nj o'clock 10 Mt O'Clock
Exhibitions Wednesday and Saturday afternoons ~ O'Clock
for the convenience Of schools and families.
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whole ibrrref. Payment Ne required
ALEXANDER HENRY,
ArrfeE or IuE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COW
W pany. New York October O. lS,s-Ths Second Avenue
Of two per cent PAYABLE on and after Monday next Office
u Ncssrs VIM Jno - Brien, 70 Van street The transfer
looks will be closed n,m this das ana Tgs,day I'D ms
by order. ID d. ftibfS, secretary
CHoE AND LEATHER BANK. NEW YORK. SEPT. p,
- lsss-niSdeudThe BOARD of Directors have this day d.
lared dividend y four per cent payable o. sad -r ss
.be III 70 ts' liub ~ ta obsr inclusive 'O'N w
~ ~ 70 - '''' u ''''''' ". 4. K-ssAs. casher,
TINTED STATES AND CANADA-TnE UNION BASK
Y ~ London, a. agents % Nessrs. DUNCAN, sHERMAN
60 barker New YORK ser,ny give 5ocs s ,ss' y VIZ
issue nee ~ charge etsr a credit circular notes y ~
and upwards similar 4, these IN such extensive use % the
Continent IL Europe aud elsewhere payable M a the pne
pal eiues and IN the tni,cd states Csnaas, &c.
yyvsvTFn-, loan or $4,000. ON THREE YEARS
w time eight per cent interest payable semi annuity
unquestonabc security npon real estate worth three tunes nc
VIE f'''f-i'' = N"as'u $3.50, ~.
OF gln FIRST MORTGAGE FOR SALE. At 4 DIS
sNt.OUN. court rood Brooklyn properly. inquire "
u TOWNSEND, ~ Nassau street View York
----------------------
RAILROADS.
NEW YORK. AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
~ sUsSFn .uHASgEnrSr,
Commencing Monday Sept ~ ISIS
Trains leave acu corner II White aui Centre streets Wv
York n els ~, White r1as iran, Stopping y ~ .,s1n,
avonuc New YORK IA $40 VI, williamsburg, stopping a
en- sti,ions, sn n ~ man train stopping - Whamsbtise
stations, ii 10 n VI White Pilns train stopping atoms
7, ,.2ras ~ ' w,s \ .9p ~
Ding All stations above Niianshfidge; 6ts r. VI Williams
bridge stopping - 30 staons $50 7, Wiamsbrigs stop
Rcturning-fsaye Chatham Four Corners 1850 7. mail
4 Gnstorl ~ n Hut
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MAYORS OFFICE. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, cCTo
Ln Der 1855 LOAN
Of
TIE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
dollars

Nv UrdInhnrf, tPprOyfd Ucf'Nfr ', IN1S
LErryRs MARKED PEcvos Ctry LOAN.
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for City Loan VII
he received At the Mayors Oce, IN The ely ~ Phadephr,
uni he 18th dag % October A. H. 1854 W. for loaog
tie city II Philadelphia four hundred and my thousand DOL
lars which cencaes Of loan of hundred doatsar
viii be issued bearing o; the rate OF sf per
ceniam per annun, free from TAXATION and rcdeemabc "
thirty years from date Proposals VIII be recsy I'd Tor any
sum, bat not In fractions OF one hundred d1llsrf
The proposals viii be opened the 18th day OF October,
Mayr Of the city IN the presence 81 The t Urea
md the Committee Finance The highest offer viii -
accepted the rcserving tho reht accept decline he
whole any amount brrref Payment will u required "a
the 2 day u October. Interest g Commence from that date
ALEXANDER HENRY.
MaV ofr
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paper wanted by JOHN ~. MURRAY,
40 Wall street MaDhafan Bsnk1
Collections made throu ahoa the United and Canasa
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Mons LEOPOLD pF GRASD.vAIs FRENCH BOARD
wi ing bool ciasSa and commercial Hasinon terra
Hoboscn, y. > Terms $40 per .chssol yeaf.
MYSTIC HAIL SEMINARY. rOR voUNa LADIES :
lvl Horseback riding art alt 10 hlng Application
for admission catalogue 81 be addressed N. Fncips
Mr.. T y. smith, Boston, Mass
WANTED-By LADY ACCUSTOMED I'D TEACH
w lng. situation iaiy ifslraet rhiAr n
under IL years ofage IN the Engih hancbes w9ai ~
lect forming class IN hotel esrr~ iheF. ges
boarders Address T. v T., hos - Pa oancs for
WANTEp-AT \ rIrsr CLsss FEMsfE SEMINARY.
w located the iflua0n, New lOtk thurougky
coup teacher - tn Freuch who Aalr~d
nnueiaon In France She sprak Epsi BAG ~
good character aud Pt On. who understands Lea
aud drawing preferred ASifsss Rev T. ID Man-he frrrs
dent Ruckana fesnsie in~iituis Nysek.
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ENGIISH BED BLANKETS
IL 1000 pairs all WOOL extra fine quality,
At s. per pair and upwards.
Manufactured expressly for the opening
of the store.
A. r. STEWART 4 co,
Broadway Chambers and Reade streets.
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LIINE ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS
T. loco pieces, yard wide,
A. +. STEWART CO,
Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets.

OURS FURS, FURS p. IT, PHILLIPS FUR EMPO.
80 win offer this day ~ the ladies' and
gentlemen Of New York the most handsome and extensive as
soent fancy yet offered In this market all SCI
by his and made In Paris and Europe
for this sale Russia and Hndsons hay 81
BILE martin, fitch ermne, chnchta, &c, &C., In
large tlnss, cardinals cspes muns cui, gaun,ie,s &C.
which will sold public according 10 the times No
sonablc will be refused One single set be had Mt
wholesale price therefore, ladies' do not submit to broadway
prices. the public IL all ask Also large
assortment OF sleigh robes fur collars gloves fur trimmings
Ap
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-29
Uep York Nlarkets.

Wholesale Country Produce Market, Reported fol
the MsNMouTH WEEKLY HERALD by S. T0MPKINS
Produce Dealer, Washington Market, for the week
ending April u.
Fruits have not changed since last week, as it is
The market is well supplied with Vegetables from
Green Onions, Peas, &C., and sales are slow fol
them. The Potato market has a little better look as
the glut is over; but there is enough left to carry
through the season without any advance in prices
although sales are quicker than last week There
was a small lot of Bermuda new potatoes in, the last
of the week, which sold readily at 81 per barrel
Poultry is scarce and high. Eggs are plenty, and
lower than they have been for a number of years.
POTATOES.-New Jersey MERGERS, So 25a2.7 rs per
Dbl Western MERGERS, So. 35a3. 90 per Dbl; do Kid
MES, So 25a$2.75 per Dbl; Round Reds, $1.75 per
Dbl; Carriers. So. 75a200 pei Dbl; do Peach Blows,
SO. 75a4.0 90 per Dbl; do Junes. $3.50 per Dbl; do
Black MERGERS, $3.50, per Dbl; Yellow Pinks, $1.50
a1.75 Merinoes, 75ca$1 90 perbbl; CALIFORNIA;,
81 .25a1 80 per Dbl; Nova Scotia MERGERS, 65a80cts
per bushel. Sweet Potatoes, $500 per Dbl.
VEGETABLES-Ruta Baga Turnips. 5Gc per Dbl;
Onions, Red, ST. .25per Dbl; Yellow, $3.50 per Dbl;
Beets, Carrots, and PaFsnips, $1.25a1.50 per Dbl
Sprouts, 55c per Dbl; Spinach, $1.00 per Dbl As
paragus, Southern, 25c per bunch, Jersey, SIC per
bunch; Pie plant, Sc. 55a9.00 per hundred; Radishes,
$3.50 per hundred punches.
P0ULTRY.-Pou]try dressed.-Fowls, $1.00a-
l % per pair-13a15e per Id Turkies, 15al7c per
ID; Ducks 22a24c per ID; Geese 9a11c per lb.
EGGS.-Jersey Eggs, II IL for II F2c; packed,
12c per dozen. Western, 10cal0 lie per dozen.
Calves, s lie to &c per lb.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-29

The st. Louis Democrat, of April %, says /:
& Another horrible disaster is added this
morning to that dreadful list of accidents
which during Che past six months, has made
the annals of steamboating on the Western riv-
ers a record unparalleled in the history Of the
country, for loss Of life and property, and all
that is terrible and heart-rending in the detail
of such calamities.
If its horrors are not equal as regards the
loss of life, yet it claims disastrous pre-emin-
ence by reason Of the attending recklessness of
the commanding officers, and their criminal dis
regard of the safety of the boat and the hu-
man lives under their charge.
The Ocean Sprdy and the Hannibal at the
time of the accident, were racing. The fires
of the boats were fed with rosin and turpen-
tine, causing such a heat as to set the vessel
on FIRE. AS soon as the boat was discovered
on fire, she was headed for the shore; but such
was the excitement among the passengers
especially women and children, that>many lost
their lives by rushing into the flames andjump-
ing overheard. As near as can be ascertained
some thirty lives were lost.
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Monmouth School.

The Summer Session of this excellent Insti-
tuition commences on Wednesday, the 18th Of
May next, as will be seen by reference to an
advertisement in another column. The Prin-
cipal, Mr.. WIN. Woodruff, is agentleman eve
ry way qualified to preside over a School Of
such a high order, and his amiable Lady is ad-
mirably adapted to make the young Pupil for
get that he is really far from home, by her
kind attention to his wants, and her assiduouE
efforts to make him comfortable. This School
is located in a retired and healthy portion o.
our village, and it gives us great pleasure tc
recommend it to the patronage of the citizens
of Monmouth.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-29
Births Marriages and Deaths.

The following is compiled from the oficial
statement of the marriages, births and deaths
in the respective counties of this State, as pre-
sented at the recent session of the Legislature,
and about to be published in the reports Of
the proceedings of that body
Marriages Atlantic county, AZ Bergen,
48 Burlington, 243 Camden, 1873 Cum
berland 16l Cape May, % Essex 6Is
Gloucester, II Hudson, 369 Hunterdon,
112 Mercer, 32l Middlesex, 1913 Mon
mouth, 1876 Morris, 100 Ocean 50 ; Passaic,
IA Salem, 81 Somerset, 109 Sussex, III
Uion, 88 Warren, 2O9.-Total, 3,54O.
Births-Atlantic 263 Bergen, 226 Bur-
lington, l,l5l +; Camden, 827 Cape May,
1877; Cumberland, 500 Essex, 1891 Glou-
c%ester, 525 Hudson l,445 ; Hunterdon, 555 ;
Mercer 740; Middlesex. ia; Monmouth, GIG;
Morris, 641 Ocean, BAL ; Passaic 283 Sa-
lem, 355 Sonlersat 800 ; Sussex, SOL Un-
ion, 496 Warren, 823.-Total 1883.
Deaths-Atlantic. Isl Bergen, 81 Bur
lington, 532 camden SIT Cape May. rs f;
Cumberland, rs ; Essex, 3,028 !; Gloucester,
al Hudson, 1868; Hunterdon, 2S5 Mer-
Ger 481 Middlesex 4l2 /; Monmouth 2S8 (;
Morris $40 Ocean 100 Passaic, 422; Sa-
len, $50 Somerset, l58 Sussex. 293 I'm
ion. 1873; Warren, 304.-Total 10, 2O6.
These figures although taken from the Off
cial tables, do not show the real number of
births, &c. for the returns from the townships
are very incomplete indeed, many have made
return at all. The law on this subject
needs amendment.