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New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20
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soERUM-In the City of Brooklyn Wednesday May Is, Of
Smonths and 10 days
BROwN-The relatives friends Of the family respectfully
vsS e. snS and MsnSs Ann I Bo%n from Dr. Chsa
Church Broadway Friday May 20 st O'Clock p m
CAMPBELIOn Tuesday May IT, at her late residence Sarah
he beloved wife OF Thos Campbell aged years and q days
CLARK-n Brooklyn Tuesday May H. Elizabeth wife Of
VIM +. CLARK.
ofconsump,iOD John H. Edwards sou OF Maj John Edwards
Tn rs.ye, rs ana end. Of the family ere respectfully invited
attend his funeral from the Tesidvose Of bis parents Ne ~
O'Clock, without further invitation.
GRDLEY-On Thursday May l9 Mary Gdy Ielie' Of John
v Grdey, in the 9Th year Of her age ,.... ,o,rv
and Edward Gdey requested 10 attend ner funeral On
Saturday sssnOSn M TsSs SS9" SeS No s5 W
Thirty first street.
yoHNs-n Brooklyn On Wednesday, May Is, Frances A.
w Fisher in the 18th Of her age ser long and painful
slness
KNG-n ,hi. city on "Wednesday morning May 49, Ma Pucas
King in the SD year q hss age
KNIGHT-On wedusssy morning May Is sneT long and
aged years, 10 months and y days.
IAwRENCE-on Thursday, May 49, Chss Culver, son OF
Robert and Elizabeth Lawrence aged II years months ana
The rsstye. the family TSspec,f reSe'sd I'D
seventh avenue, Friday afternoon al q o'clock
LANEAt Greenpoin,, saturday, May a. Enms Il it.ne
aud Margaret L. Lane
LIE FEvRE-suddenly at NewRCshsle on wedns.iay May
the United States Mail steamship Vanderbilt aged years
months and "a days.
PAYNE-In Brooklyn NJ Y, Saturday MAY II, Mr. Am
wife Of David Payne and dso gier ot the late Dr. =
~ Sin Of Windsor, Conn.
PERKNS-In Jersey City Wednesdsy May H. Mr. John
Perkins, formerly Of Hull England aged IS years aud mouths
PORTER - In this city Wednesday Msy Is. Georse
Hutchinson, Of GeOIge aud Jane Porter aged 5 yes
months and II days.
sANFoRD-on Thursdsy morning May le Simeon Francis
youngest Of ROHn aud CaInda Sanford ssd years
and monihsL
Funeral Nc ss P!errepOnt street, Brooklyn Friday the
10Th ins., At o'clock The friends of the family
respectfully invited to attend
SCRIBER-Ms Amelia scrbeT, aged &C years months and
dsys. -
The frisna Of the family invited
her residence No 27 West street. Friday
NJ O'Clock. Her remains vii be taken TO Greenwood
eMONS-n this city Tuesday Nay IT, OF dropsy Evelyn
Ruiscr only chnd q George l. and Annie C. sious asd
yess and months
rrRLANDIn Brookyn Tuesday evening May H. George
Edwsrd infant Of George and Hsiiie; T. ThuraDd Ased q
day..
yTsON-In Brookyn Wednesday Nay ls ser lineer-
;rs iIpss Wlson. widow OF the late JsIst NAs9p,
2.sG aBsSsufC5 CsasY u psFS' IsiAse.
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Nv TeIcgraph.

SANDY HOOK, May 49, sundown.-One ship near 3. W.
Spit bark in going swssh Channel brig Alpine g,.sns
brgs and barks s. w Spit bound out. Wnd sht
from g. f. weather thick Sshr Adrianns Blake, from bslti
more for boston at anchor inside the Hook awaiting yosbe
winds . -. =. 49,
PHILADELPHIA, May 1e.Au ships Enersle, Rio Jsneiro !
r. H. Tucker, Liverpool
NEWPORT, May lsIn port bark Lucy Ann, Csnissn, fo
EdistOne Brothers, Elizabeth Lady OF the Lake
schr Mary T. Pierce Juliet Mary Ann, Orisns JULIA I.asor
Mamors Gesisns mpleton, Taft Jane Eliza a. before.
All others sailed
BOSTON May l9-An. ships Weymouth, Elliot, Liverpool
Enoch Train, Rich do via NewOrlesn', with her vepoi
cargo; baTks Aacnty BT Cooper Asoa Bay Frederick r.
Ingsrsm, Leshorn; schr GulnaIe lBr Smith, Leshorn.
NEW ORLEANS, May l9-Ar. ships Creole SewYors |;
Highland Light, Boston.
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MARRIED.

CooB-osBoRN7 In NewbuEh, n Y, on Wednesday May
Is by the nr McLaren M Edward L. Cobb OF this city,
10 Mary Emma eldest daughter Of Mr. David Osborn o the
former place 80 ~, IL. ,, 20 ~ ~
DANA-WY ETH-ln this eiiy on WEDNESDAY Nay 70 uy .ue
Rev Osgood, Csol Dana TO Elizabeth JARVIS, daughter
Of the late l.. J. Wyeth.
Boston papers please copy. - a, WI.
MESSlNGER-HARLOW-ln Wrentham, Mass, on Wednes'
day May 49, the residence Of the brides father by te heV
" daughter Of the Rev. William Harlow
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AN Army or NEw-YoRR BRUIsERs ~ HoBoKEN-
at 90 NevYork brais- came Hoboken last might
L4z~sen and O'Clock for the purpose Of wo.sslng prLe
6rh. which off Fox Hill back Oi me Eysan
Fes TL rins formed sboat O'clock and te ."o
be championships Enghhmsn from Wsns on MAKE ana
h4 orr brser belonging abou, Chamberains
we're s;rpped when Frank McDonougb Captain o ne sh
a,oh lIDued into and commanded tne mop 70 a.
sre Ar.r couolta'ion Of the Tngesders during which
vas proposed into the Township Of Weehak.n
ss 6nav dece he milling match, and the mob
,.ned 10 II estimsed that between 4oo ana
800 prsons The ferry There were among them mg r
iu Of hem cOld the names Of the principals De as
aired
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Passengers Arrived

In steanihp kdraak, from Hrrana eta YQaau-John 2
Smith Joan L. Keyzer L. Deome, Jose Bue Juan Iuaguet
Madame De Yane,tl and family, Yndio E.ca.sn r. Miracle
Peiss T. J. Alfonso Misses hillet aud Kamos NJ de Ia
Tore, Sanchez Tsnsgs d. Prsdes Bon A CLasier Mr. C
Znesa and family Mrs Anderson Mr. Rhie, r. Rolsudo and
family, r kowyieT L. Ons, Peter Honslo r. Verer b. Rz
Gsrpez y siliasqmPs Mr.. Mary Vivian aud child J. 2.
n Poch, n. l. Corominoz P M De Ia Aguea jose rsnads
g s,h1msr, j. Berndez, T. Julis, lady and ,ou Ant.
Miss Msa Davis Dr. Henry Bryant Dr. Cooper and two
zen. the Hon. John y Cooke, Mr. James Malcolm Mr r.
Holmes ar' Turtle Attorney General Anderson and fsu
IL all IS Passengers
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YOR2..


BsIk-Jenry Pith, White, Havana, J. r. Dow.
Bnss-Morden lBrl Fowler So. John, " b.. Snithers
Co L1ida Eiems Point Petre Mcs Duncan; Due Sorcle
Sesp Gnfer Maneiles Draper Deyiin Lillian, shsekfod
Porto Cabelo, Rising Co.
schooner-Thomss Jeaerson, Ellis Salem, r. w. Ropes l.
Co r. g. Belle saute Nsguabo II. ID. Bruokman Co. Hi
Carter Fish, PhsdePhia, Hand Kate Stewart Ma,her sa
ysnnah, ScraBou Tsllmap.
elcop-Rhoee Issrd, Car, Providence, master.
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Cl.lDA OUTRAGR-CoUsTERPAR OF THE TYLER
Casa case occurred in Buffalo harbor on Friday
night which is the counterpart Of the seizure OF the
brig Concord by Tyler with mere change of nation
atty and some minor particulars such as the failure
Of pistol TO go of accdenally-ahongh the inten-
ton was doubtless good enough--nnd the entire snc-
cess of the experiment. The schooner Empress, In
avoiding Canadian process, ran into Buffalo harbor,
where she was attached by American spies and tied up
10 the dock. guard then set on her, who, ut a
late hour of the night awakened by the noise Of
a tug coming alongside and the traDpiing
Of feet on deck. The officer in charge, q
Deputy Sheriff, attempted to get on deck, but
was met at The eaDgwsy by man, who presented
a pistol and threatened TO blow his brains out, and
struck him several times in the face. He was thus
forced back into the cabin, and the lawless gang on
deck proceeded TO cut the lines and make the vesse
fast 10 the tug which Immediately towed her out OF
the harbor and away towards Canada. Alter proceed,
ing short distance another tug took her in tow, and
she was hauled over 10 Canada, when the officer was
ret on shore after which the vessel was taken 70 Nj
agaIa The Sheriff of Niagara County headed the
party, of whom six subsequently arrested and
lodged IN jail 10 await the consequences. The Depart
ment AZ Washington has been informed on the subject,
and rumpus is expected.
Ii the pistol had gone off accidentally when pointed
n the head of the officer, should have had another
Tyler case, with change of venue. The seizure OF
The Concord not so fragrant in its details as this
one that has been cOnsummated by the CanadaD Of
fciss The only difference is that the Sheriff Of Mag
ara County T.. W.. had steader hand than our Dep
nty Marshal and did not pull the trigger in moment
Of e, ,ctement. Detroit Free Press.
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Disasters, &c.

THE soHR OLIVE Smith, from Rondout for Salem coal loaded
sprung leak das the night aud sunk at her anchor OF the
Baey She very old vessel and will probably be abandon.
ed az she lies.
BALTIMORE, May lsThe stern of vessel probably scLr.
has washed up Curtnek Beach, badly broken also rs,
with attached and pieces Of standing rigging the of
the sboye appears - be the sohr Wm. H. Goodwin iof New
York;
The Br slip before reported ashore 70 miles south Of Csps
Henry, Is an iTon hull
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

Canvas MAIL-BAGs.-Only four OF the nineteen
SAMPLES Of various mail-bags lthe contract for when
has been awarded) were selected in the Post-Once
Depertmcnt Commission be:ng of the first 9uailty
with regard to quality and workmanship. Several
protests have been made against the award, sut the
question will not be o,Jened lWash. STAR
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WEEKLY REVIEW
OF THE
DRY GOODS MARKET.
By thc Manufacturers Cloth Hall lSSOtlallOn
4. II. ALMY, Manager.
NEw-YORX, l37 Broadway, I
THrRspAY EyENING, May ", lo19. }


THURSDAY EyESISG, May ~, 1879.
The heaviest trade Of the season is past but the
recorders and the general demand from the interior
have relieved the dullness which usually attends this
period of the year. Some New-Orleans package
houses have already made their appearance in the
market. and some OF the leading distributing houses
are making preparations for their future supplies al
though no important transactions can be reported.
After the first proximo may look for an improve
ment in business in this department and more general
activity. The frmness in Domestic Goods is main.
taned and in some instances an advance has been
asked. The impression prevails in the mercantile
circles that England will preserve strict neutrality
in the continental imbroglo, in which event the war
will sbe ,of short; duration that we have already
experienced its most depressing effects in the chief
staple for export and tina. reaction may follow. The
private letters by the last steamer do not report any
falling of in the price of cotton goods in the Manchcs-
ter market, but that mastery inactivity prevailed,
and lower prices might be submitted TO if buyers
would operate.
The importation Of plain Cott0ns at this port dur
ing the week ending May l3, as compared with pre-
bo, c,lln
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EFP"" '1'e'''' 'T'f"''6''
inc oepiahd LOT hea'S own Sheetings is not large,
and some aeon" "ulation is apparent but holders are
finn, Ia view Of supposed demand for consumption
during the summer months, which will be equal to
sny stock that can be accumulated with present pro-
ducton.
Regular heavy styles are quoted at SIC. Medium
Sheetngs are held at lc Light Sheetinss at 6c.
Drills.
The demand for Drills continues and orders for i'm.
mediate delivery, in some instances, have been de-
clined &c. is the nominal rate at which regular i0-
ward piece goods are held. The productive capacity
of our looms engaged in the manufacture o this aorc
is estimated to be about 1900 packages per annum,
and nearly onehaf OF that quantity las already been
shipped, or engaged for export, since Jan. l. With
the present state OF commercial affairs, the shipment
Of Domestcs affords the best and most reliable ex-
change with our trade with the East, and we look
forward to continued demand for that purpose. 27
inch Drills not much inquired AFTER but are NOV
ing in a moderate way.
In irregular goods We have no change to report.
Bleacked Sheetings and Skirtings.
There is no accumulation Of the chief makes, and
prices are well maint .ned 3i-nch fine Cottons are
in demand and the lower grades OF 36inch goods
very scarce.
Printing Cloths.
Tie demand from the printers has been more active
the past week and most of the sales have been made
Co. f,%,,r 1ai;x
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

uoaoKEy CoNNoS CoUSCIL.-An adjourned meet
n ~ The Hoboken Common Council held last evening e.
,s,r room IN ODD Fellows Hail. he President Councilman Be-
ss in the chair and all the members present.
The Chief Engineer oi the Fire Department sent In hs ann a
eps from which appear. the total os oy iT~ io e
year as, ended s72 total number o members oil me
bepartment, 140.
resolution offered IN favor u awarding the cos'
of Bloomfield Charles Deyiini o Ns"
appear, here several bids for the WON al = ss'
that Mr. peyn b1, after snotb-T OF be c
ss backed ont until Mr. Deyns was the only one ei
ard his 81 900 than the owest od on req
,.s;c s,o,, A. 20 whether he Council have power according
20 The CITY Charter readyee The matter post
psned to Monday evening next , -. ,,-,.... =.
r,or be apon. OF City ndsbedness 10 BE- set on against
the Towhip o Weehswken that prion which wss iDci
ed IN the CITY proper previous 70 the setting Oh Of he new
routine basne,s gone through wih and the
Eoerd adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

AdyertisementI
THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. 2 Wall. ST., offer for
sae times UNITED STATES and STATE STOCKS for
yes-rnent Banking purposes, in amounts 20 suit
Orde for the purchase sale Of Stocks on commission
promptly executed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

Il TON, for BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE.-Inlsnd Route
the shortest and most direct carrying ths Eastern Mail
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt. joel Stone ane
COMMODORE, Capt d: y stury. In connection With thu
sTONlNGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON an1
day. exeepted) from Pier No North River wharf above
Bstteypsce, at o'clock M and Soninston s3o o. m
the arrival Of the Mail Train which leaves Boston st $40 m
The COMMODORE, from New. York, Monday, "wednesday
sn6 fndsy from stonnston Tuesday Thudsy ard Saturday
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New. York, Tuesday Thur.
Friday.
Passengers proceed from soninon per railroad Providence
and Boston the Express Mail Train, reaching places sd-
vance Of those by other and In ample time for al the
early morning GDes connecting North and East. Passengers
that prerit remain boeEd the steamer, enjoy nights
nndurbed, breakfast desired and leave
O. IN. train -
Fare from Providence 10 Newport 50 centa
baggeuasteT accompanies the steamer snd tf throuss
each way.
steamer, Freight Office, Pier No 2Hh River
the Office No. 10 Battery place Fsb. q, lsS9.
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-. .,.,hh.a,~-a cerausu bJ. wy dassso-s pa,tS -
r,id hnSs Many farmers sVsered ne bes ca NV ~ VIZ
.raseT:y. .ni .be nslsbtcrDs erops were injured
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Flour bbls, Wheat, bnsh CON- bush. Barley bush
1859 .....,.... 71O8 1895 $500 S,2D
1859 ... 8a5 9U4S6 4s,lll 81, i,ll7
Decrease...l47l8 $50 5n 2,7l 51,61
The aggregates Of the receipts of the above arti-
cles so far for the years 1859 and 1888 have been:
Flour bbls. Wheat bush CoGn bush Barley, bush.
1859 ......,..,42,9l2 S5,ll8 ly7,S5 SoSB
1859 ..........293H iSii6f lS5,634 lliy%i
Increase 56s Dee Ss63s Iuc.. sl,s7s Dec os
Reducing the Wheat to Flour, the deficiency Of the
receipts of 1859 is equalto 50, jOl bbls Flour.
The receipts at tide water of the principal articles
Of produce from the opening of the Canals to aud in
clndinr the ith inst. have been as tnloWs:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

ussSows Mas DsowsED. The body OF an m,
80 ., r.s tod yes:erday floating In the water oot of
Je-sey CITY Coroner Morris he'd ING
,n v,5ict of found dro'ped was rendered lie wa. ab
h. hish o0t built black hair and whiskers had
~ ~. rsnt, tlae hiT. striped Init undershrt a1d bo1s
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
san-kses''' 4:1s Sets...... TIA Moon-Rses. :0a
. HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hoot 9:Os Gov. Island. s:5sn Hell G,.s... 0:4O
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TIE NORTH ADAMS TRAGEDY.-The investigate
into the circumstances connected with the death Of
Miss Matte Butler of North Adams has been progress
ing for week past, and has been very thorough and
sesTching. The developments are OF the most re-
Inakkabe character and if anything could deepen the
gloom which surrounds this sad affair it is the knowl
edge of the that the reputation of the unfortunate
and errng girl needlessly compromised! The in
yestigaon goes TO show that her death caused by
inflammation of the bowels or, as il is medically called,
puerpezal pertonis-that she was not pregnant, ana
that the doctors who attended her. mistakibg her
symptoms formed an erroneous diagnosis, which
was strengthened by the admission Of the un-
fortunate girl that there had been an improper
intimacy with Littlefeld. The operation which was
performed upon Miss Butler just previous to her DEATH
only aggravated her suerngs needlessly, and her dy
ips words WERE cannot believe an, in the family
wey although the dcctOrs say so-there has been no
chance" -.
Iittlefcd, also, bcoye he fed, persstently stated
that his intimacy with Miss Butler could not have pro-
duced this result. The post norem examination de-
yeloped the act that the has been mistaken but
rather than acknowledge bunder which, under the
REGULAR circumsanc ss and with the symptoms which
manifested themselves, was material, tic attending
physicians, thinking to save their own fepnte'noh,
isyarcated and told the family of the deceased thu
y f---A .''"". " as they expected !" The case
,nev o, '-I --' naralisl il
IN IN all it's aspects is probably wltuO"s
'he records uf medical science. -. -
The inry have not yet returned their Verdict, out
,here can bc little doubt that il will be- that death was
caused by Inflammation of the bowels
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

T'HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONIyG

b. pilot boat Mary Taylor May 49, Of Barneza bark Sarah
Neh or Bangor snd bark Aeloe Of and for New Haven
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CoFFEE-Ro dg sales o. loo bag. at u! java hiss been
more sctiye; .ae Of 40 bags Brown, PAT - ~ Green de-
a.. - mats do e. IS ,.,
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tke inquiry for Western Canal tlodr
is moderate and effect ss-s speculative hdeE have submit
ted further abatement The principal hodei' ar generally
firm and have sod spaTDgy a. about former rates lie dne
noted above confined tie low and medium gface Tue
,es are ESQ bbls az IS ecd 80 80 for suprrfne state I'm
specd; S7d - 10 sound do 81 ga 81 y 10y exr. d.
- 9 low grades OF Wes.er extra - od 81 - or
shirpng brands Of rouud-hoop extra Ohoi Sod-s . ioI
trade brands do and e5 10 for extra Genesee aud 81
Louis LIsnds southern f0uI il without m,terlsl Change the
arrivals light good brands firmly held the sies are
80 bb In lot. ~ SD 81 90 for mzed brands batnore
&c. and 81 sod 80 IS for the letter brands. Rye Flour Is
rather oweT the demand Is fair for The irsde aud for .hput
Q; 30 bbls 81 tee s5 Co. Com Mes lover and
plenty sales Of $40 tbls Ge+i ~ os jersey and
81 5for Brsndywiiie.
FIsH-rhe nss1kst oT al kinds Is dull Ad prices nOnnAy
he same the receipts ere EsoTe equeu soTs 'S g' Dy
Cod are sfost unsolf.
FIRE cRAcKERs-sses Of so boI.. Canton - % per
box
GRAIN-The Wheat marse ia dub and bssr; the inquiry
confined The o mers only the arrivals
tn. sales oo0 bush Red Western 81 75a eS so
bush Mixed Western : Sjd 81 IS 25p bush. common
Milwaukee Club a. 81 25d VI 3; 500 bush fair Chicago
sprne 81 Is Barley rather heavy and the demand lsh;
a loQ hush 7?d75 r State Toe. for fair Cafo,
Oa;s plenty and ower, and the demand light 57e5e
e. State and 5sd6o for Canadian and Wese. Rye heavy
aSe Ibs sPfly fair Ssle VI +loe hssh fIdsle2 Cora
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Markets-CARErVLLY REPORTED FOR The y: Y. THRIVE.
THURsDAY Nay l9 1859.
AsHES-The demand for both kinds steady sales Of 70
bb'. 81 a 50 fJT Pots aud rs IS for Pearls.
COTTON-The market is lower, and dull sales Of 400 bales
Our quotations represent the basis Of lest sales
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Movements Of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California leaves St Louis Mon
day and Thursday at Letters designed for 1t should b,
marked Overload, vic 81. Louis.h
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Prints.

The great trade in Prints is over and the printers
are engaged on the designs for the Autumn sales
which will make their temperance after few weeks.
The sales for the past have been large and few
job lots left over, but the future s not very prom
isiDg, without advance can be obtained over the
early Spring prices.
Cotton FidHnels
The demand for Fann.ls is increasing.
The advanced pretensiOns of the Drill makers,
make il probable that many lubricants who have
been engaged heretofore in this department, will turn
their attention TO Drills as affordng better profit
than Fannels which have been less remuneratve than
any other American goods.
Cotton Duck.
The Gales during the past week have been small
but DO change in prices can be quoted.
Osaa6Rrgs.
There is no change to report in Osnaburgs
DeAiais and Stripes
Are sold up equal 10 the production, and the de-
nand continues unsbated. There has been a con-
stant demand for these goods during the year past
which has been met freely by the makers without
such advance in prices has been obtained 10 other
heavy goods.
PaAtaiooHeries, Kerseys, &c.
There have been important engagements made di-
rect with the manufacturers during the past few weeks.
The styles which are being produced, in beauty Of
design and finish calculated to enter into general
consumption, and preferable to many cheap wool
, d fabrics.
Uo0ieHs.
There is no change 10 note in the Wooen market
Some manufacturers ready with new Fall goods,
but do not offer them at present. Prices generally
are not very firm, even for new goods. Satinets and
sheep grsys are moving slowly, but more freely than
for several weeks pat.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPEIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITYMsi and Express lines leave Nov York n7 and II
and and fare IS. Through Tckss sod Tor Gin.
cinnst and the West and for Washington, RevEesAs
South &c. and through baggage checked 10 WsAllngea
N. and p. IA. ,ssins -
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No viii be received for trains u1ess sey~rsl -
checked feen minutes In advance the tine OF ssypa
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-20

He CHURCH, o. the Book Stand inside The Post,OHcs
CINCINNATI. has THE TRrBuxE for sale
NJ n WAIERs viii supply friends In LrrLE Pals
for sale. " ~ =.
forE our Agent in HALL RIv.a fs the ssls q 4ss
Thsuxs. Our Daily ssutWssky sad Weekly sdisisas cen
MILTON eEAas h Agent for The sas Of fss fasuvus b
rArEnsoH, j. He viii Tss TxIsvas IN ssy posS q