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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
Commercial Nursery,

Commercial Nursery,
.sias BLOOMINGTON, ILL.
The undersigned beg leave to inform the N-urserynen
and Farmers Of the West and Southwest, that they are
eXteuiyel yengagedin the prOpagationO Of .fr,
ROOT, GRATED n BUDDED STOCK FOB
- NURSERIES,.
especially the APPLE, and a few other hardy Fruits.
Having spent near twenty years in selecting their
Fruto- thef are now eonpineedt1a their list isDns1rb2ss-
ed, both in regard to the quality and the proportions in
which they cultivate, Being very DESTROYS Of dissemina-
Ting then SswIdey6 spossible, they adUptthe method Of
sending out small, cultivated stocks for the Nursery, as
being far more practicable and safe, Than to incur the great
EXPENSE delay and risk 0f slipping large trees, which
should always be raised near where they are wanted.
Frohstheirl9ng experience they hatter themselves that
theyare PERFECTLY acquainted with the above business,
andtTef 81 ft only such hardy varieties as succeed we'll
on NE r0Ot, and bud, on seeding stocks, and the most de-
sirable, tepdgr mdhalfhardyliDds The rafting wifi be
done at the proper season, and IN the best manner. The
stC0QWul be packedserurely and shippedby express. with
the greatest care in early spring, TO any part of The West.
They have also, or hand, the largest and best crop Of
ILACLURA HEDGE PLANTS III
ever grosn,- for sale on best terms, by the thousand or
millions They may be shipped in the Fall or Spring.
Their PricesforNnrsery stock WILDE found as low as any
Otherf equal qudlfy in the Union. Catalogue and Treat
Use on Hedge Culture, sent gratis 70 all applicants.
PatrOnaee solicited. Orders for Nursery stock should
be sent prior to 25th OF December.
- Address, OYERMAN& NAN
Oct. 10 .571e bloomington, III.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
POrter'S Spirit of the Times.
General Purchasing Agency.

THE constantly increasing demand upon us to execute
commissions for the purchase of all kinds Of articles, both
for residents and non-residents Of the city, hasHnduced
us to establish, in connection with our newspaper enter
Drise. a .- H.-- --aL go
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
PurchaSlng Bureau

.b9rsPuFchaSing Bureau ,srg-
under the immediate supervision of one % our firm, as
sisted by the most accomplished experts, for supplying
dng article in the World. q u
Particular attention will be paid to the selection, pnr-
chase, and sale OF thoroughbred Cattle and Horse Stock,
trained Dogs, Ferrets, and fancy Fowls, Carriage, Buggy,
and Saddle Horses, Carriages, Harness and Saddlef, Time
Watches, every description of Fire Arms, sporting Arti-
Giles, Fishing Rods and Tackle, Mnsic and Musical Instru-
ment, Yachts, Sail and Row Boats, Furniture, fine Wines,
Liquors, and Sugars; Cricket and Ball Bats, Pads, SC, &c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, of the latest and most
improved kinds Seeds, Plants, Fruit, Forest and Shade
trees, and all kinds of Books treating on subjects Of i'm
portance TO the Farmer, Horticulturist, and Florist. -
STATE Rooms EEGAGEDi in advance, ON Steamers and
Packets to leave for Europe, California, the west Indies,
or any part of the world. This will obyiate the necessity
to residentsof inland towns, and places where no steamer
agencies existlOfeoming to New York two Or three weeks
either TO obtain passage, OrtO secure eligible accommodate
tiOus. In this Department we will be ready to secureFi
oMSATtHOTE at favorable rates, s0asto protect
the stranger from imposition as we'll as Inconvenience (;
and, iu short, to perform any description of commission
that would ordinarily require the presence of the party
himself.
Gentlemen who desire to form Libraries, or who may
wish to procure the Choice Literature Of the day, can
always rely upon our judgement and selection. Also,
Blank books and Stationery, and Book and News Paper,
for printers,
I'll LADIES, we will procure the latest Fashion
Platef, styles Of BOnnets, sample of the newest varie-
ties of goods, cosmetics, perfumes, and fancy articles, and
we shall always be pleased to furnish everything connect
| ed withtheir wants. 80
Ia short for any service which may be required the
public may rely upon us, with the most perfect confidence
F,M - GEO. W. WILKES & co,
, Porterss Spirit Of the Times, 3s Broadway, N. "
N. B.-SQbscriptiOns for POrter's Spirit Of the Times,
a Sporting LiteFars, Agricuitur8h Family weekly News
paper, may be forwarded to the same direction. Terms,
L 50 a year. FTfEnUf E.10D w AVtH
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
DORCHESTER -BLACKBERRIEs
49,. EEOvey, a. CO.,
Mo-. Merchants Row. Boston.

sy0FFER FOR SALE 5000 BLAKBERRY.
The Dorchestey Blackberry has not received the
attentions its superior merits deserves. In eompe-
tition with the Lawton, has carried OF every. prize
before thA- Massachusetts, Horticultural Society the
last two years. Al---u
The Committee state in their annual Report for
1851, "Ihatin each and every instance where they
questioned the contributors for the purpose Of learn
ing their individual opinions Of the merits Of one or
the other voriety for market, there was not a single
dissenting voice as 10 the superiority Of the Dor
chester over the Lawton. The Dorchester is of SUI
peri0r Favor, the berry is much largaer, is equally as
hardy, and fully as prolific, bearing earrirge well, and
retainidg its black cOlor-g
Strong plants will be sold as follows 100 for $40.
5Qfor$6, 25 fort So 80, and u for 81 Il
SUPERB GERMAN ASTORS.
Iiovey& C.. invite the attention Of amateurs and
the public ia their splendid, collection of German
ASten. Having for twenty years given particular
attention 10 tie Improvement Of this SNOWY flower
anahaFiag baenawarded the first prize Of the Mas
sAHotcnltafl Society thirteen times since
sxhibdion Of Superior hoReFs. offer FOR
s4tlhGee ogtnsnts of seeds as follows
l4e 1Eietss Of the various beautiful kinds,
i he same, extra nag 7se
No.4.S Pony Powered, IN SOC
Globe and Pyramida, ex'a SOC
No-e.a- Globe Peony, &C., extra 25C
40 The new cr0wn Powered, 25c
MISUNDERSTANDING rare seeds Calceolaria, Ciner-
i4terbenS sAantaha. Houyhock. Carns9ion, PEAR
gY~PpIHes fansey, Daisy, Phlez, &C, ayed from nam
s0riment Of 500 other varieties ~ raws- SEEDS. m
nsys1 and hest Vegetable SEEDS Intending tbs
SeooAra squash Summer HoWsring ulbs, SC
S' SsJ ,sat p @ap' c~asAlsgus VEsss
R@2t No. I, AereAaats' Row boston.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13

N.B-Cireulars with full particulars, testimonial,
prices, &C., will be forwarded on application a. above.
June 2Sth, 1887. Will
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
NEW FIRM.

Jonas Crane and Theodore Hill have this day formed
new oc-partnership under the the Arm and style OfCranes
Hi, and will continue the Mercantile business at ueol4
stand Of McAllister, Dozier 4 Co.
JOTAS CEANH
y. 8, 1857. THEODORE I'LL.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-05-13
E G & GREENBAUM.
K ID r OSENEO Oils
DISTILLED FROM COAL,
LCa.-.-l l. L - n \

(Secnred by Letters Patent
KEROSENE ILLUMINATING On.-The light obtain.
ed from this Oil exceeds in b~rilliancy that of any
other oil or fluid heretofore discovered; is inexplo-
sive, and will remain limped in the very coolest
weather. 'tN"- A-- A
The Company recommend as the lamps best adopt-
ed to this Doll, the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured
by the following parties: Messrs. Cornelius & Baker.
also, DyOtt, of Philadelphia, F.. V. HaughWout b
Co.. 4SS Broadway, the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co,
No. 70 Broad Street, Messrs. Dietz d Co, 1873 Will
liam Street, L. Mereier 137 Elm Street, N. "
Samples of different styles Of Lamps can be seen at
the Office of the Company. h.
KEROsESE LUBRIcATING On, No. Prepared to
suit the finest, and all other kinds Of Machinery
burns brilliantly in Locomotive Head Lights, Car
Lamps, and all the ordinary Solar and Hand Lamps,
and stands as great a degree of cold as best Sperm
Oil, and is admirably adaptedto Railroad and Steam
ship use.
KEROSENE LUBRTCATING OILS, No. 2, 3.-Superior
LubricatOrs, and will be found to possess advantages
over any Oils in the market at same prices will not
burn--and has been thus prepared TO meet the re-
quirements of Railroads and others.
KEROSENE BINNACLE 0m.-Prepared expressly
for Ships, use, and will be found admirably adapted
for use Of Steamships, Men of War, Merchant YES
sells, Lake and River craft, and burns in oil cabin
stateTOom, pinnacle, f~Oreeastle lamps, signal Ian
BinnacIe Oil will remain fluid as long as best
Sperm, and will burn all night without requiring to
be trimmed, an advantage that win be obvious to
every Shipmaster. $50
The Kerosene Oils can be obtained from the
Wholesale Oil Dealers Ship Chambers, Druggists,
and G~rOcersin New York, and the regularly appoint
ed Agents of the Company in many of the principal
Towns and Villages of the United States, the Cana
days, and the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed in conformity with the
rules established by the Board Of Trustees on ap-
plicatiOnto
.AUSTENS.
General AgeRts, Kerosene Oh, Co.,
n En no,-o-Ckok
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

CLARK-sMITH-At ST. Georges Church, 90 Saturday Oct
Q by the Rev. Dr. Tug Mr. Benjamin Clark of this 'iy
70 Hannah H. daughter of the Rev ReedeT Smith Of Apple
ton, Wis.
DE- NlNNE-HARPER-ln Brcs,irn Oh Monday Oct II al a.
Hnne MI Edwin e. Vinne Miss Debbie A. daughter Of
~. Hsrref' ~ ~ D..
FBorfIINGEAM-PH -PHINNEY--0a "Wednesday seoi - IA
S. Lukes Church, Scranton by the Rev. John Long, Dr.
William frothi Cham 10 Miss MargaIct H. Phiuney dauentef
of the late Rev. Samuel Phinney of Newburgb
HOYLE-McCLOY-On Saturday Oct g by the Rev: Mr.
Jones Pastor Mariners Church Henry oye OF York
shire FL glend, 70 Miss Caharne McCoy OF this city
KFLLEY-HEARTT-O "Wednesday, Oct 6, at the Church
the Hoy Communion by the Rev Mr.. Partridge, VIM H.
Kelley 70 Kathtrin s., daughter Of Capt a. Heart.
MORsE-DAVIS-In this city, Thursday evening, Oct. Z,
the residence Of the BRIDE by the Rev VIM Belden L.
Wesley Morse TO Mary Davis, all Of this city.
POTTFR-ELDERklN-A Middletown Conn., Monday
morning, Oct. H. by the Rev jeremiah Taylor, Esm u
Potter Of this cty 70 Anna NJ. Elderkn of Micdletown
PAT1ISON-BROWN-On Saturday, Oct @ by the Rev. John
Brush John f. PatoD to Lizzie, daughter Of james Brown
all Of this city.
WOOD-slzExIn Brooklyl, on Weinesdsy, Oct BY the
Henry Ward Beecher, Francis Wood aud J ala Eme
line, only daughter Of Nelson Sizer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
DIED.

BLANCA No Il Watts street on sa,uTaay %. aged So
CORNWELL-On Sunday Oct TO- Margaret Matilda daugh-
ter of Richard and Mary Ann CoruwelL aged Is years,
The friends acquaintance Of the family respectfully iu
ved attend the funeral from the Wilet.street NJ r.
Church, Tuesday afternoon at !! o'clock, without further
Long Island papers please copy.
CoGGEsHALL-on Sunday Oct. TO- at the house Of her
Coege;ha of Needham Mass aged SO years formerly of
DAUPHIN-At No 2C2 East Twenty first street. on Sunday
Oct TO- at O'clock, Anna Dauphin, aged ~ years aud
months
HAYs-At setauket Long Island, Monday Oct H. William
The friends of the family brothers. John r.
Thomas aud Edmund B. Hays respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Wednesday morning at o'clock, from
at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
HAWKINS-At Wes,cheser, Saturday, Oct. O. Capt. T.
The friends tSrTsS Sl me l Gl th s i1 i15py invited
The per Harlem Railroad leave Twenty street
IL o'clock % for M n % wass ,sqn'e' VIII De
HABBIG In this city, on Saturday, Oct 9, Oscar A.
Hsbbs only of Prof A. Hsbbis, aged year and ?
months.
HOLE 9Th no. 2Sth in Clarkson, Ohio, of dysentery,
Charles Virgil Hole aged IL years
LEW1N-At No. 2iS Blocker street Saturday Oct 9.
Benjamin Levin father of Isaac Levin aged 70 years and
months.
McDONOGH-At No. 2C6 Nineteenth street Sunday Oct,
TO- Bernard McDonogh aged Y years native Of the Parish
Of EdgewOIth, County LonsoTd, Ireland.
NEVIN-At No. 600 Greenwich street on Sunday, Oct 10
FranGey infant son of David and Sarah M Nevin aged
ROE-At No 57l Broome street, after brief illness Ada
daughter of Nathaniel and Jernima Roe.
sMITH-In this city Monday morning, Oct. H. Enma r.
Smith eyed years daughter OF the Rev VIM H. and HaT
NJ. Smith.
he relatives and friends the family invited attend
funeral Thiriethstroet NJ L. Church Wednesday 18th
inst. at o'clock p. IN.
SMITH - In Wiliamsbursh, Sunday morning Oct. 10
Edward Austin, youngest child OF Edward and Martha A.
Smith, aged months and days
sHURRAGARAt No 1863 West Tenth street Sunday, Oct
asthma Conrad Shurragar OF the Of 1912
aged IS years, months and IL days.
THOMSON - In this city, Monday morning, Oct. H.
Thomson,
of Sacramento City Cal.
The friends the family respectfully invited attend her
funeral her late residence, No. lis West Thirty yr
street. Tuesday afternoon al O'clock
Sacramento City papers please copy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
NIarkct-.....Rerorted 5z Ttlesrapk.

BALTIMORE Oct ll--FLoVR dull aud unchanged wHtlr
dull Corn 81 6s9c. White and Yellow WBSSY, ?5a2Sic.
Provisions active aud finn. Bacon 7c Buk Meats eGse,
PHILsDEL oaA, Oct lI.-FLoUR very dul, and prices ID
favor Of buyers. WnE.r declined ?ajc. White 81 $50
II SO Red .5d = p, CogN tending downward Yellow
efi7asc COFFEE lilGl2c CvBA SUGAR, 797t. Pso-
VISIONS steady Mess Pork $l76 t 5O Bacon Sides si99
shoulders a7c. LARD, llidl.lc. WHISKY 2S!d2k
Brrg.Lo O,t. il-6 p. u.FLouR very duh and
ous are confined the home trade prices have downward
tendsncv sales ec bb az 5a IS for good choice super
ue IS 5d - 80 for choice eXtrasi IS 62 ior double
s WHEAT market heavy aud pressed sses 900 bush Ref
Ohio a 81; 900 bush choice Canadian Club ct ~ $50
hu.h choice White Canada at : 2 aud $500 bi.h No
Winter Chicsgo az g0c Corn market heavy and lowers
sales So hsh s 81 for warm, 5Id5oic. for good Il,
pine BARLEY dull aud lower, supply good' 3od9. Is iAs
ruling price Nothing doing in RYE Oars nominal ibd4s
f0c Flour. Re on Wheat, lie, ON Corn 70 Newlors
RECEIPTS LAKE tor the last 90 hours: 5S 6bs Flour
9s475 bush Wheat, p 500 Do Corn 'o9 do Barley iss Do
Oats. SHIPMENT nv CANAL: so8o Dds rou ii|ios oAh.
Wheat i55, 2ii DO. Corn $3.50 do. Oats
OswEGo, oct. li-G p. m.-FLoUR UNCHANGED WHEAT IN
good demand but prices below the views Of ho!dei msIi
very dull sales i0O0 bush at I'll for Red Winters o99
cl for mixed Illinois TO arrive CoaN dull sales SA sd,a.
Indiana at Csc. CANAL EREIGHIs hrn. Wheat r.. Corn,
9ic Ne,y-l ok. LAKE IMPoRTs; 300 bbs Flour, 2s 30
bush Wheat $3.50 do Corn, 2O do Barley e70 do. Oats
CANAL ExPoRrs $500 bbs Flour 2i 800 bush Wheat 1870
do. Com, II ,6CN do Barley
CSofsS,r Oct ll.-FLouR nominal; no demand offered
az ~ IS sperGne WHEAT dull and unchanged. Waskr
duh at lsc. Mess PoRK, sl5.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

LEATHER-Heniocs and oss are both stead, ss, .
LIME-Roessn 1. quie, a, 81. for comuaos .sl s,s,
M6LAssEs-I di the ssie. in small lots. =: decline.
NAVAL sTOREs-The market or al hind. remain.
rency quiet. Spirits Iurpsntle . l,eny ca and hs,,-
So ihoesh parcel OF s. bes p.crd al Sic St5s
ihe o buyers scn,rey and ,y say the ase,, -
.,ock on h.rd : folly 1000 bb!s and With far - -
bh. the way, tAe make; lacks sonei b., ". r}
stand tia; spc aoT have succeeded ~ carrying price In WI
nins,on to a d4'c. and with limited receipts. tb-s An
Ike improvement but II 70 ~ seen n 49,.
pre BE- sustained. ~tns limited pors aud eo.sus,
demand Crude !. in hsht supply and held firmly 50 vss
is above the Of shipper Common Rosin oon,ns -
sale TIE medium ana fine grades also share IN the ssns a
but 'as ioS1' "a q 'as'f % ~ s & s P ana prev. s .n- We
generally ask more money toI Wilninssor. ->@es
OILS-The market for all kinds ). devoid of .rn,,so, -
in the absence there Is certainly less
City LII seed slightly easieI but unsettled ses a.. .ss
inside sures only represend the market v., ~ %. oos
the price, declined 20 70d7lc. u ether And
ROyIsioNS-Tte Pork market /. lower; IN. .,-,.,. A..
sales Of Ieo bO at 60 for Tan Ness sS 50 FOR Ga a.
Bet without change and not plenty; e. Of ia b 10
slldsl2 sor Repacsed Mess aud els for eur, s ''s a.
hhis s, Qeit FOR Shoulders snd Sidsc ior Hans -
plenty snd quite dull; sale, Of - bb and "a, !. lo su
ported in our ast OF ooO for December and Juss1, re-
livery was wP % cT hSaT .ns na'e a sa & s CanssiAaa
msnd. Dressed Hogs are in demand a, ei a7c,
RICE-Ve hear Of sales 80 S90sc for Old ana Ns,
SUGARs-sre dun and heavy the sales Only % Id :.
prices in the buyer,' favor.
fSEFDs-The demand contioues good for Tmoshy Sr a..
po sales Of SEQ bush 81 l2d - = bush Clover Ga
Is firm; sales Of 40 bags at ssas.c ior Old and lcalo, for
SALTPETEB-Ai Boston, sales reported Of 100 hss, A.
TEAS-Aue.on sales announced for Tuesday, weasesd,,
and Friday. have checked operations.
TALLOW-The msrke, is very duh and heavy lec
WOOI-A moderate inquiry ss for Native Fleece sad
Pulled Woods steady rates The large sales reported he
greater portion Of city Press (and aivcns pce q.
stale and nothing more than the outsivnss OF nere~A
parties who wish create excitement and stfen the n1.
se But il hardly possible that manufacturers Of ,ooS.
could BE- blind in payrg any material advance
present rates long the goods in msrte, continue
cbsrscerized by duuess nddepsssion. In Feece sas
So o0o 10 have effected ~ 5aQi. for TO a
blood extra Saxory sells slowly a i1Q c. In Pulled .as
have been effected fn previous Foreisn hss
good demand aud further Of 80 bales Sacns
have made l8c mos, 70 do smyrna 80 do Donsk
Al do washed Augora, and 5000 70 hue Meeso ON
private terms.
, WHlskY-Ihe market is lower sales Of 100 bSls a. ga
s2lc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......
Cleared.

well L Co.
Shps-Galena, Leavitt New. Orleans Wm Nelson Son.,
New En- gland Edge Mobile Ne-mh Sons, Lady Franklin,
Jordan Mobile, :. Thompsons Nephew; Roscius Joh ss
Vannah, How and CHAM; Cora Linn, LItheI Ga.
low, Dunham s Dnon. 4.
BsTss-Co Ledyard Merrill Apalschicos Eagle Hazard
A. White Br Kelly, St. John " b. Wilson Braine; Jnd.
Hermann tIsm). Dyckman sydney, N S. W. Van vecht,
Schumacher Co.
BngsThomas (Polt), De Couchs, Oporto L. r. Amsinck
Ontolan Lord Sissl, =; Cathsrine (Br) KIM ST. John,
N B. 4. smthers 4 Co. John buffers (Br), Forest, st.
Johns +, H. O. Donoyani Canadenne (Frl, Hamon, St.
Pierre Boyd hnchen
sehooner.Co Lester Delany Pensacola, Benner Desks
L. Walsh Paine, Calais Jed Frye r. J. Cumming Jones St.
John, N b., T. H. saDdord; j. H. Flanner, Dszey, Whining
ton Dolner Potter CO.. H. Mlybcs, Hlgbee Wim gom,
McCready, Mott Co. r. Howell Lsraway, Jacmel, =;
T. Williams, Curtis, Wilmington Van Brunt sasht; Le
Roy Osborne Norfolk Sturges Chairman Co. Rhode Island
Davis Wilmington, b Blossom son Richmond, Thatcher
Swan Island, - Hartsene. Enel. Savannah, DInham
DimoD L. Sheldon, White Washington, b. Blossom San.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
rrived.

Steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk, &c. md.e PASS TO
naed steamship Jamestown, hence for Richmond.
stcsmshp Chesapeake Crowe Portland 81 hours, dse and
pass. to II. b. Cromwell s Co.
Steamship Potomac, Baker, Baltimore hours md.e TO II.
B. Cromwell On the gth in M of Hog Island, passed
date ~ Csp Henry passed ship Flora Temple from Baltimore,
Bark Meridian Brem Bose Bremen % days lead and ss
Brig Anita Owen Ray, Nueyias Sept. 90. sugars &c. to
Brig VIM NJ. Groton tof Jacksonvle) TbSc,t- Jackson.
vile, r. f.. Sdays lumber ~ order; vessel 10 master.
Brig Teluah lof Baltmore) Pumner, Turk. Island IS dsy
sa 70 John hc Expernced 10 days calm TO the Of The
45 lon - 35 sPoke brig Empress from Cumberland Hsrbor
Sy w PhiadePha sth at " lon "A 81 ssnaed brig OOuns
schr O. Lur Lynn Alexandra days coal 10 Merrill Alb
schr Sally Badger, Garland Gardiner days. lumber
master.
schr Peru, Thomas Rocklond days. stone
seh SsI1h A9n I0ss. Boston day. . order
sehr Ehzs Jane, Hows., Proyireetown 2 days, Gs6.
solr ID. b. Martin, Hubbard, New Haven.
sehr Fleetwood Bun, Georgetown, aour to Abbo, Dodge
sIr ssII esss s54s Hs%sa sss y, Gssss,GS s,,s ss:
ssehI. sehI. 1 IL Taylor, rsylsI, Pete,;burg. -four, master
s,55 sc55 Ss@.epa9e sosIpt sle. , Abaay og NG,wSh
schr. Constitution strort, ROndout for Boston.
seh[ T Ps,on Rondos' i for ssoa ss:.Sn
sdac igs G. psyit nn' ASssy ss aa
sehf Red Ksse tSf New LSadSn cI.I. Wilmington NC,
4ea{s nsyal store. to Brown De dos ho..e'''
Schr. II. Hickma Hickman, Virginia, wood
SoLr. MountsineeT, Fakenberg, Alexandria coal
Schr. y. Merwin, Avery, Alexandria coal
schr w H. Ruan, Rose, Aexandra coal.
scLr. Andrew Stew art, Abrams, Virginia, potatoes.
schr Father and Sons, Thorn ton, Virginia potatoes.
schr. n. T. Russell, Lynch Virginia, corn.
sehr T. II. BALDWIN, Sands Fredercksbsl days eOurso %
W. RI. Newman.
Schr Julia L Msths, Love, Rondout for Boston.
Schr J. L. Prednore, Endicott, Alexandra, coal.
schr Jonas Sparks Van Pelt, Alexandria, coal
schr Ann Caroline, AppIegste, Georzetovn, coal.
sloop Warrington, Kenny New London, mdse.
soop Sarah, Staples, Taunton, n.dse.
Yacht Ray N, DoLad, Newport.
Steamer kennebee, Hand, Philadelphia, ard CAPE Nay,
nldse. and pass. 20 =. Perkins.
SAILED-sbips Marquette, Watts for New Orleans; Alice
Counce, Singer tor San FIsneisco
BELOW-l brig.
WiND-sunIse, ~ N. E. Mern., calm; Sunset. s., sbt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

Another ToucH rHE Boots LoTrERIEs-A
Mrs. Derby Of S,evidere, Boone Bounty Illinois, sent
a letter to Mayor Temsnn stating that her husband
had been induced TO invest his money in bogus lot
isries purportng to be carried on by Mr.. c. W. Ro-
back OF Cincinnati OF course the tickets never drew
any prizes, and the noonsolate Mrs. Derby, being
evidently under the impression that Mayor do
almost anything, asks him TO do no less than compel
the Cincinnati to restore her husbands money
The suljoined letters will show Mr. Robacks way Of
doing business
BALTIMORE, Dec Is, 1854
Mr, AsssH DEksS-Deay Sy. Yours OF 9th ult,
os,ed with &x and noticed remarks, and have to-day
pioyed eonjra,on power for prize
u The lottery, between 80 and &S 500
with the mossy snd successful in all undertaking. your
whole hr
Addres. lstter 10 Mesns A. B. Rollins Co. box No 2ls
Bstnore and iuclose 81 IN the letter mail on tie 81 OF
March with marked number confined for ,he
drswIE April next when they IN you with
ticket number and the will
handsome pc that day svey lucky foT in tki,
speci -
Of taking high will find By referring e
The ticket win COS. only which you send in the letter
wbsn you s,nd for II. Respectfully yoas
C. ROBAcK, No. q East Lombard stree.
CMcnxAr Nov. 49, 1855
M Aslyu DEssY-D<a,- Sir Yours OF the Sd
osved hssv Of disappointment in the
bttery. However viii make al right that yon still viii
s-ive the bspe6 you expect asSe usde ssics,op, by
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
f,orn, or hppF,rs ArRASy. Oct

COURT OF HPPTAIsf ALBANf, Otl 9.---NU 81,
Hamilton appellant ag Taylor and others respondents argd
William stafford for aPpeat A. L. Jordan for respondent
No 81 People rel Greene ct al appellant agt Del
vechio respondent argued Mr Tracy foT appellants T. w
Stevens for respondent No 80 Allen and others appellants
sst Williams and others respondents argued a. Dckenson
for appellant H. htaker for respondent No 30 Suydan,
argued Mr. Willard for appellants James C. Carter or
pondent. No &c. October H. Nos. g. 3D. OF
73 "a, g. 10, u, j5.