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Seeds.

1nn BBIs. Prime Clover Seed;
HUI so do. do. Timothy do;
600 bushels Orchard Grass Seed;
500 do Clean Blue do. do;
500 do. Stripped do. do;
800 do. Herds do. DO;
These Seeds Of last years growth and pure as
any brought to the market ; for sale by
JAM ARMSTRONG & co
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Time Sale OF Groceries
AT AUCTION
By HARRIS, GORDON & co.

On Tuesday, January 18th. 1859.
w Warehouse
800 hhds y. o. Sugar all so hxs Ianrhorn 4 Sop,s
grades; TobarCo;
go bgs choice Rio Coffee; SO bNs Gadwin's Rosebud
500 bbis Deans Whisky: Tobacco
800 doRew crop Molasses 50 bxs Keen 4 Smiths do.
500 bXs No. Soap: so hhls Vinegar
100 % Star Candles: 100 reels Cation ROM.
With many ether articles.
TERNs.-Al sums under $3.50 casll--au over $500
sixty days for approved endorsed notes. payable in
bank.
jan11-td HARRIS, GORDON 4 90
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Roarders Wanted.

A SMALL FAMILY can be furnished with a splendid
IA Room aud Boarding; also, several hay Boarders
can get Board by applying at No. l6 Front street.
janS-lw
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glassware!

I'VE ara Fe<alst e lklq stssa tlt8Fs Etr<ks "a
Nv kf@s fIaf Fia-fa - tsE aEa sziiaa s4H .
sa1 ier s-ie i sn@e sl.etz e : isFs<s, y
asa A-<4As LosFAA : % /.
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WE have n sure hrsc asseftBoni q fne
w Brsndiss and Wines. wdich sreriag a.
sss Bsr eatns AfZf1I-. HOOPER 4 Co,
lan13-u ~ III Nos Q an1 Market a.
C A Sill.
WE w.Ii pay the hfkhest eazh price foe 100 god
w yeunx Negro Men zlld Wosnea, n No. - Cal
sfreef - II II HkfSES 10.
f1nII-tf
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Painted Buckets,

k00 DOZEN Faiased Bssksis, just ropeiv,,l ana
CttO tor sale - h.aasfasiaFers, fFleR. a No. s
haFkst street CAhTE2, WlE.sFphll 4 co.
Jasls-4 9
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EslOWS.

A Valuable Negro Man For Sale.
DY virtue Of a decree of the chancery Court nj
ID Nashville, rendered At its November Term, 1858,
in the cas- Of Richard Savage ct al. parfe will
sell To the highest bidder at the Cart yard gate, In
Nashville, an SATURDAY the end day 0f January,
1859, a likely negro man, about II years Old.
TEnMs-A credit Of II months will be gwen, and
Eotes. with approved security payable In Bank, win
be required OF the purchaser
J. II. Mcn0NAII.
tzn1-td Admir- OF J. Savage, Desi'd.
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Extra Family TIanl..

lNyE eonst1at rsesips q he ftnesn sulsx -
-. sslslas = .1afs ttsta ne csicbrstrd tnlsn AID
.satFl A4.-s- ttsre1 Atls ASKS A. hae an aFcis
1nd aAEaatse every Peand sas;s
sail ~ = c AsH Ssss ......
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~ sole heather.

WE aro IA rsceip; 81 and NH Keen eonstantiv on
wv hand, a large stock u saperfr Oak and Hem
lock Tenned Soie leather, which offer ~ the trade
at the lowest possible figures
r. A &. ANDERSON.
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Green and Dry Hides.

WE pay the highest market pricr IN Cash OF Gro
w ceres for Grssa and Dry HIDES
r. < C. ANpERS(f<,
ans-n Cor collezc and BROAD streets
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No branch of educ Ition has higher claims up
on the friends of education than Photography either
on account Of its vast and varied advantages the
case with which il can be learned. There is no great
er aid in mental culture, road successful
employment, than facility in this art
That can be easily learned and Immediately made
GpdttdLte for practical purposes be shOCn Gy The
most dburdcnt testimony Of Cle'gyHatR, Doctors La,o
yOTs, Teachers, dc.
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WASHINGTON. JAM

The non-appearance of Mr.. Douglas in the
Senate, Immediately after his return here, and
when no good reason could be assigned for
absence, is regarded as n mistake by some of
those who had hitherto assumed the cham
pionshp of his cause. This affectation of
superior consequence, from result which
involves nothing but q personal success, is
rather preposterous at best, and not in keep
ing with the practical sense which the Senator
from Illinois has been accustomed to exhibit.
lie has evidently been impressed with the
recent ovatiOns, as having more significance
tiiln was intended, but will learn in good
time to correct that sort of delusion. 1t was
observed that no person in position or whose
name or Office would lend dignity to the occa-
son, was present at the reception here,
which was limited, tame and Indifferent.
Though he comes back avowing purpose to
Sulscrbe to Democratic discipline, to dis
charge his obligations party man, and to
follow rather than to lead, it is well known
taat he will be put upon probation, and COM
PEELED to play a subordinate part. His rivals
do not intend to permit the past to be blotted
out so readily, or TO ignore his wilful defec-
ton on an issue for which he is more directly
rcsponsible than any other man in the Union.
From the NerO FORK Herald.
WASHINGTON, Jan.7.
G0enatOT Douplds mere last evening.
John w. FOrney accompanied the Senator
'om Philadelphia. Mr.. Douglas was warm
y welcomed by his friends at the depot, from
Which he was Immediately conveyed in a
coach to his father-in-law's residence. A
Inscription paper was circulated yesterday
afternoon among his personal friends and two
thousand dollars were subscribed for the pur-
nose OF giving him grand receptions; but
lie Senator preferred TO go to his father-n
avs is a more quiet way. The money. il is
said, will be used for the purpose of giving
the senator a grand banquet in honor of his
r election as United States Senator from Illi-
nois.
Mr.. Douglas house was thranged with pol
ilic,ans up to IL O'Clock at night, but we did
not observe the cards Of Messrs. SiideIi aad
Jones, who, il is said, have neatly prepared
notes OF Invitation for the Senator to meet
them at some quiet spot somewhere on the
continent, for the purpose of experimenting
on each other with "vilainons saltpeire." and
lead. There will he no duel between Doug
las and Messrs. Jones and Slidell. When
these gentlemen come TO the pint" their
friends will step forward and amicably adjust
the pending difiiculties--or else put the trio
under bonds TO keep the peaee-and we NAV
add, that If such should he the case, the bonds
would be heavy enough 10 keep these gentle
~ in their seats in the new Senate cham
isr
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Z. W. 7. DANIELS SAYS:

Ny son, twelve years Of age was a member OF his
elass and am than satisfied " IN the progress
that he has made and believe that IL viii be af more
beneat 20 my than twelve months u usual study
would be-. J. III. BOYD,
Mayor Of the CITY Of jackson
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Newsom,s Celebrated Whisky.
Rrandies and Wines,

II Stere and for sale, SO barrels News rs csE
j bFated Pure Whisky.
j-ni3-c Mfzt1I., HOOPER co.
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Rev. W. b CRIsr.ER saws,

Having taken lessons of Mr.. J. W. DoLREAR in Pho
biography for four days, am free say that would
not be deprived of the knowledge have thus recev-
ed for $500 regard Phonngraphy as taught by Mr.
D. long step on the highway of progress. -r
The day is not far distant, when, in my opinion
photography, with its twin sister, PhOnoty py will
taught in all the schools Of the land and shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.
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DIED..

BRlDGEs-A 10 O'Clock Friday night June Il. at Union
place, Cypre" Hill Mrs Mary Bridge. wife Of MI james
Eew.York aged IS years.
COPELAND - In Brooklyn, Saturday, June Is, Edward
Iii. rend ard those Of the family respectfully invited to
between Myrtle avenues. Tuesday afternoon
O'clock His remain. VIII te taken to the Cemetery Of tie
EveTgeen., by the family, on "Wednesday morning.
CAsEY-In this city Friday. June IT, of consumption John
Casey eyed % years native Of the Parish Of Fniem County
Of Wexford, Ireland.
formerly resident Of the City Of EewYork.
HoLMEson Sunday jane 49, Mrs Anna Holmes IN the els;
her end. those Of her ,onnsw Cha. L. Mead
specially invited TO attend her funeral this Monday afternoon
Mead, No. 45 Eighth avenue.
HAMMOND El.bs.A. Long Island on Friday night June
uond Of Brooklyn, aged % years month and Ia days
HuDSON-n WihamsbGrgh Friday June H. Of disease OF
the heart, Walter Hud.on,ssed 20 years.
HUETIS-At Wh-s,on- Saturday, June H. ssreh Jane
Hueii, In the 2ith year Of her age.
JoNEsiu this city Saturday June TO- Ann Jones aged 81
years
OF the heart Geo E. eldest child Of Geo. and Eliza Kitchen
aged 10 years, months aud y ssys
attend the funeral "a Moaday, sth n.i O'Clock,
from the residence Of bis parents No 10 Leroy street
LOWREY-On Saturday June IS, ME- Abiss b. Lowrey
re Of the late Daniel Lowrey esq In the ssth year Of
III. f relative. and friend. of the family are respectfully invited to
Brooklyn, on Monday the 10Th inst, q, o'clock
MANNlON-ln this CITY, on June bIiog-t
Mannion, aged So years
MARKEy-on Saturday June ls Capt James T. MsItey a.
his residence, No. 47s Pearl street
MEDNGER-n South Brooklyn Saturday June e Caroline
Augusta Medinger eldest child Of Eugene Francis Mednstr
aged year months ana 81 days
MuRPHY-In this city, Friday June H. Bridget Murphy
aged 10 years native Of the County OF Galway, Ireland
OBRIEN-ln this city, Saturday, June Is, Lawrence
oBren native Of the Parish Of Dsaugh County OF Cork
Ireland.
ORoARK-In this city Saturday morning June 49, Patrick
oRosk nsye of Cfoney County Shgo Ireland, aged 50
years.
POSTAL South Yonkers Wcstehes;er County Y SsiuT
day June 49, OF consumption Mary Ann Post aged IS yesrs
months and days youngest daughter Of the late Daniel Post
REA-ln Paterson ~ j. Saturday afternoon June 49, james
Rss, in his 7th year.
The friends Of b. David Rea respectfully Invited
attend the funeral from his e esideno- No. isl Main
Peterson, N. j., at O'Clock on Monday.
SUMMERS-On Saturday June u.s. Susan c. Summers aged %
yesI.. widow Of the late L. B. Sgmmers
The Relatives and friends invited to attend her funeral
Monoay the rh ins 10 from the residence Of her
sonn-sw, Charles Palmer Nc rs Bridge Brooklya
VAN BUSKIRK-In this city, Friday June II. Sarah NJ
Van Buskk widow of John Van BGsks and daughter
Lte john GteelSsld-
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Markets-Peportsd by T,l,1yonk

-OELEsSs, June l7-CoTTos unchanged sales 20 day
800 bales a. II sales Of tbe week ba, Of
The week $50 bse' against 500 las. export. from hi.
port 10 date 10000 bales stock In port IS bales WHEAT
steady CoFFEE steady sales Il the 1000 bags M a
He. stock in port 5coo bags FRErGHTs .dvsnced L.
EXCHANGE on New York l1l!, sight do. ids y cent
PsiLApEprHia June ls-FLouR quiet. WHEAT dul White
81 ev1 81 IS; Red 81 foG 81 IS CoRS quiet
OATS dull AZ setisc WHISKY dul, and selling zsdlsc.
BALTIMORE June is-fLoua very quiet a. 81. wsE.r
Changed sales CEimpoitant Cozk dull s2a8, ft Yellow
WHISKY dull at z3c.
BUFFALO, June l5s m-FLovE make. qris. AMI prices
s9-d- oser sales Of the day go bbs S5 IS oLa
Chesko Spring Wheat IS 80 for Club What
:. ISd 81 for -1;r. Wsconn s7es7 81 for good % choice
eAtf- Michigan Indiana art OHIO 81 "a 81 IS tot double
Vas WHEAT call and heavy sales 900 bush White Indiana
50; 80 buzz choice " hite K-utacky 49, Cosx
Gu AID heavy; sales 90 bush prine TS aud $50 bush
lar At .lc market clsns dun WITH no Buyer Inc
kfL tTn sse. 80 bush 81 u.s. OARS pcny dali sale,
fus Dush- W estern private terms bot not tc.
os~ESo, June IS, p. m--tLorR quiet and unchanged
htAr dull and material prices woad 70 De
sde IA order 20 effect saes u importance Nothing doing
beyond retail ot, including Red Indiana 81 81 Coxs In
limited demand sales eco bush Illinois 7gc Oars nouinay
lodfe. CANAL FREISHrs unchanged. LAKE lMPoaTs
Crsia by Canal
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MARRIED..

GEFFCKEN-DONNELLY-A Chris. Church, New Brighton,
Staten Island Thursday June l6 by the Rev. T. r Irving,
Wsdemar Gecken OF Hamburg 10 Harriet Rebeooa daughter
Of late Arthur Donnely esq Of Armagh Ireland and
granddaughter Of late Michael Hogan esq Of New-foIk
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday. June &c. ct the
residence Of brides sther by the Rev H. Msguire, DE-.
Geo. b Hesinboibam Mary Virginia A. PoweTs second
daughter Of Lawrence Powers, esq, all Of Brooklyn
LAW-SMTH-On Saturday, June 49, by the Rev Mr. Francis
Mr. William Law to Mise Mary A. Smith, both Of this city
MILLER-BROCKOn Thursday, June 10. BY the Rev Enoch
Van AIKEN, Geo Miller and Maria r. Brock adopted daush
ter Of Mr.. Rebecca Brock, al of this city.
MEAGHER-QUlRK-Op Saturday, June 10, a. st. Anthonys
Church, Geenpont by the Rev. John Brady, Jane. ID.
Meagher Of NewYok to Miss julia Eose Qlrk Of Green
point.
SfILLWELL- Bay Ridge. Long Island on
Wednesday, June at the M L Church, M Adrian sti'
well of Font Hamilton, to Mis-. Mary c. MathesOn Of the
former place.
HIEFfELIN-KENDALL-At Geneva ". Y, on Tuesday,
June H. by the Rev Dr. Pfitchet H. w. Sohiefein Of this
city, Sarah M daughter Of VIM r. Kendall, esq Of Free
port, Me. -
WOOD-MRSSEROLEAt the residence Of the bdess father,
Cd Saturday. June 49, by the Rev w T. Egenbrodt Georg
w Wood II Manchester England 10 Nellie daughter of Abra
Masserole. nsa. Of this city
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL on RAsDALL's ISLAND
On Saturday afternoon the children on Randall's
Island had Strawberry Festival, the host of the
occasion being Lieut. George w. Mclean, benevo-
lent gentleman Of this city. At 2 o'clock p. m. a
party composed Of Lieut. Mclean and lady, Mr.. JAS
Mclean, Postmaster Fowler, Mr.. George Sanders,
Mr.. Kingman of Washington, Mrs. Oscar Coles and
several other charitable ladies, under escort Of
Governors Mallory, Mcllroy and Oliver, proceeded
by boat from Bellevue Hospital TO the Island, where
they were received by the Warden COL Crasto. A
short walk brought the company to the parade ground
where were assembled the "Randalls Island Guard"
twelve hundred strong composed Of boys from six to
fourteen years Of age Each company had its Captain
who was provided with SASH belt and sword, and as
the column passed in review before the party, the
officers gave the customary military salute.
The Guard then went through a variety of evou-
lions, and were finally drawn up in solid square be-
fore the company when Lieut. Mclean, Messrs
Sanders Fowler and others briefly addressed the
boys The youngsters gave three cheers for the gem
tlemen and nine cheers for the ladies, and then
marched of to eat their strawberries.
Later in the day the company was entertained
with dinner at the residence of Col Crasto Speeches
were made and toasts drank, and at o'clock the
party returned to the city delighted with their e1cur
zion and with their hearts made three glad at the
opportunity afforded of thus contributing to the hap
piness of the orphan children of Randall 8 Island.
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STAN on THE CAsAL.-Tae new canal steamer n.
X Vele got off yesterday afternoon on her frs trp 70
Ncx-York having in tow the boat Utica. Both were
heavily loaded with coal the aggregate load being 80
tuns. The Viele is an experiment, being fitted with
the new Haight Wheel Owing TO some nisun-
Outstanding between the engine and the wheel, tue
buckets Of the wheel had been down TO their o.g-
inal size notwithstanding this disadvantage, the
power Of the wheel was well sustained.
Mr.. Van Slyke has the Steroberg nearly ready tor
service, with the smoke burning boiler arrange
ment She looks like work. Dir. Bell has also at Van
Sykes yard the Charles Wack, reftted with splen-
did CINE. Her name is to be changed and she Is ex.
peced to do more in the way of speed than has yet
been accomplished. She is by odds the most hand
some Of any Of the new craft.
The Rugglcs was reported ut Schenectady yesterday
in five days and two holrs from Buffalo, with twelve
hours detention on the route. Her time hence TO
Rochester was twenty two hours, with one and ball
hours detention or a, the rate of four and half miles
per hour, with barge in tow. The two cargoes OF the
Ruggles aggregate $40 tuns. Buffalo Com.
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\, ,,,sc.ktp fa for Sogt.aH p.sA aaA Hssrs-Mms L.
ssrss T., sp ..d M rr. ay -
Havana Mr.. Nosn, Phi.dsphis Ms- Ro-s B.o', fe1n A.
BtDd.. c.ri ca 5. G.0,ss S'Ss n,ss,is S. n
Brod,nsb- WIN cr-prr Mr. Ely M Fanme New. orss.,s.
Fo,s M.smi.n sru-r No,.-seo.i. p ! isans ss.ssI-
,ey NJ Lawrree New fers jA'f,f ros'' NJ 80 "
Es.,Sr;h Aver Mad sesr,es Capt, seymour u s 4 Mel.
vim .,e Chss Fr.uk Mr. p.ni-i ch.pm.n and ssash,-
B0s'sn ss hanis. Ms. 'ps M o1 M,, M ss,y.,s
Mn Br.,sn, Brootlyn; Mira Robinsan. Mr.. T. FgHn D.
Sam. Mn sax S oyT sc''p p Si .nd s,1 Hsss
ssf T. IL ri Bfsd slA M. F.s.u Marie ea-sa
Ss.,. c.. 1Sle, peins,sT P.ni DaDsscI, P ds.ps, NJ
julia hop.s bsE aey and children ocmn9le oasea J'-a
Nj Je.n6s Mad Lecheur and children, Mana lssnosf Do
uuico MoIipi GrAcouo Conyei John shGler M c-n NJ
Clu.wster sod wife Mr., yos-nins Mr. ws.r @ op-elh A.
Jrsrniu Mr. ana Nh. Rsynods Bo.;on Mor~ Mr. Leshey.
MIR Neroyi~hce Ben, Jacob Gomez wgriE pansssr Mr.:
Reef }. Dule9, Meyer Bernhard Fi'ehsI, T. s.. Tosa
Ia ,tean.hp CRY z Wa.'isg,s' ~ L.,or;,Ir q; q
sutton Mis-. Gui. Nj. Robbins Miss Julia Robbus Me-
Fanny RobhlD. Ms. I..bel. Clifford, Mr. whi',srd Mrs.
Rev D. Phelps, James Phelps W H. Cattle saa Fr.nesoi
n Buerly Capt, Wol.r " Dicisn w Waugh, Phlsdelphh;
sTs .na .0p w ras, NJ Ssys,D.h s's
Gsushsn A. Mann, d. saman"so Jose NJ Aaii.sr Aqas.
lar NJ. Melis beaumont and lady, z Ros,n',n srA
Besn6sId, j. KhlP.el. W: M,.dy P,Eeg'; r s;arT Ma
tiir.rd W..hns,on, u G Go. BrisE. w X D.
Solquhoun, London R. Il D.SeopG aud 10y Mis-
w T. shanIen. lady and 2eAiarsn, Ph4dspsi. c..oss
Rev A. D. Gillette Cap, D. N Palmer, A. d Chaplin 4 n.
Gaduer C. B.toup ST. Thom.s M. Annie Smith Bates.
G Push Rev. Mr. Esron, Rev. D. Me0il Thomas s'insaa
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M4RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

Steamship jamestown Skinner Norfolk, Ludsm HeincheuI
Florida ELL Savannah L. Mitchell Sou hons
Croker Savannah, n. r. Cromwell Co Ariel, WilsSn
SouhamI and HAvre, ID. Torrance; NaAhyile, Murray
Charleston, Spofurd Til ston
Ships Clifton Williams New Orleans, W. Frost Jaistts,
Sinclair Valparaiso aud Caao, w Baret Manhattan DNos.
Liyrrpool C. Marshall Co. Rob.ns, Martin, London, IN
ham Dimon Gutenberg tHsml Jobansen ST. John, N j..
l. T.. Amsiek. -
Bsrs.-Osss Bes. Csllso Alfred Ladd Co Montssuua,
Han noud, Antigua w + Dwsht Colonist 9th Gibson, ~
stephen. N. b., II. x y. w. Meyer.
Brss-Breeze Ouierbidsc Kingston, ia, eager Anna
anov Frericns Rotterdam Punch heincke sphte, Ph
Cape Verde c. W. Swift; Porto Plata, HsshiDsnD Port
Platt, Gelreke Keugen Rechei Thomas d. Smith, sme
Liverpool, ~ y - .
Co. Presto Moss. Fsmancns, pibble Bunce American
Bel. Chase. Boston, w. Mckee; Gsisna, 0nnhn, Arroys
Chase B-voor ST. Marths Post susl; John Boston, Lingo
Savannah. scranton Tallnani jayne, jayne, Bsnoe
Msller Lord Queesu p. Cushing Stanley El1abethpo
Brett, Son Co.. Granite State Bae,t Boston, w Lewisk
Co Bay State Hslett, Boston. Dayton sprsguei sesk
Hall, Norwich, Post Il Small
soop-F. Brown, CanD Bristol, master.
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THE SUNDAY LievoR TRArflc.-The order re.
Gently issued from Police Head Quarters relative to
The sale Of hquor OF Sunday, was pretty generally OBJ
served throughout the city yesterday, and the old
topers had no little trouble in getting their
"btters.' The vendors of Lager paid the least
eed to the order and for the part the beer gar
de, and saloons were open and the usual quantity
Of Z. ne teutonic beverage imbbed May places KEEP,
their back doors or side doors open, aud were ex.
ceediu, ly cautious in dispensing the ardent refus
inc strs, gers in toto for fear they policemen in
dscu,ss. The proprietors of all saloons, or those
,vho vioa,ao the law were reported by the police,
,,s their names will Be sent to the General superu.
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PROVINCIAL CASALs-REDUcTroy OF TOLLs.-By
an order in Council to take effect on the 18th instant,
considerable reductions have been made on the tolls
upon the Welland aud st. Lawrence Canals. On the
WellaDd Canal articles in the third class have been
reduced from 20 cents TO ID cent? per un those IN the
fourth class from % cents TO 90 cents; those Of the
fifth class from 80 cents 70 % cent? and those of the
sixth class from 81 to 80 cents while boards, plank'
scantling and other sawed lumber which lately paid
80 cents per GOO superficial feet are now charged ~
cents Barrel slaves and headings 81 cents instead Of
40 per NJ; pipe slaves 81 80 instead Of g, and West
Indian slaves 60 cents. in lieu of IS cents.
The following articles which hitherto paid 81, as
coming under the 6.h class have been transferred to
the 5 class paying % cents per tun only viz; rosn,
tar, PITCH whiting chalk ships stores crockery, iron
safes coda ash, white lead, paint. turpentine, dye
woods and dye stuff, leather manufactured tobacco,
mahogany and agricultural implements Ice has been
placed in Sd or lowest class and horses, and all kinds
of oil in barrels have been put in the 4tb class
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-20

HEROIC Acr.-While the steamboat Cyrus T..
Smith was going up the East River yesterday, an
accident occurred, which, for the courage shown on
the occasion, is worthy of record. young girl aged
about or 10 years, fell overheard from the steam
boat on her trip from Peck slip to Harlem, when a
man who saw the occurrence immediately jumped
in after her, and notwithstanding the tide was run
ming very strong at the time succeeded in keeping
her up till assistance was rendered from the boat
The name Of the man is John Sweet, carver 10
Hicks's saloon. The rsme of the girl we could not
learn, but understood her parents reside in Tenth
street, New-York