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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
Bethany Academy.

TNHE exercises of this Institution will be resumed
i on the third Monday, 18th January, 1859.
This School offers more than usual advantages
the ensuing year, as the course of studies will be
Classical and the Higher Branches of English
only, and the number of students limited to Forty.
Terms.-Sl5.50 so per session OF five months. At
the same rate from time of entrance to end of ses
sion. No extra charge
Monthly reports scnt Parents and Guardians
Good Board for any number of students can DC
obtained in respectable families ct IS per month.
G4O. GALPHiN, Principal
Dec. %. 1859 ct 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

T OST on Christmas day, between Pottcrsville
4 and JOHN Hollingsworlh, small MEMO
RANDUM BOOK, with two Pockets in it con-
tanning lO0,OO-eieht SO bills on the Bank of
Hamburg, just issued, three S. bills, and two 81
bills, and three dollars in silver. There were also
a lot of papers OF importance to myself in the
said Book.
Any persons finding said Book and contents and
delivering the same to me, shall be liberally re-
warded, s. RAMBO.
DECO ol
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

Dec. 90, 1862. Ct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

|TIlE ANNUAL TERN is divitlcl into two seS-
x;nus Of five scholastic months each, begin
nr1g respectively on the first Monday OF October
and March-the second closing with all Examina-
ton Pupils received at any time. Students pre-
pared for the South Carolina College or other
Literary Institutions, and for the practical pursuits
of life.
7crms-$ $2o00a session French, $500 extra.
For further particulars, address either Of the
Principals.
RErEREycEs: Columbia, S. C.-Faculty S. C.
College, Revs j II. Thornwell, D. d.. P.J Shane,
S. Townsend, Capt A. r. Taylor, c. P. Pelham,
Esq, and Patrons of the School generally !;
Char!eston-Gen. W. E. Martin, Col. /. W. lIaynci
Winnsboro Hon. ]. A. Woodward, Maj. ]. Ii
Rion; CAester-Hcinphill and CASTOR, Esqrs;
Yorkvine-S W. Melton, Esq Charlotte, ". c.
Wm. Johnston. Esq, Saran"a, Ga-Bp. Elliot,
Rev. D. II. Porter; Montgomery, diS.-Elmore
and Culp, Esqrs: Moblc-C"l. ]. n. Withers !;
Fe,o Orleans, La.-Rcv B. NJ. Palmer, D. D.
Dec. 10, 1858, 4t 49
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
REASONS WHY
The Grover IL II a X er
! SEWN G M ACHINES
IS UNIVERSALLY PREFERRED
FOR FAMILY SEWING! =!

lst. It is more simple and easier kept in order
han any other machine.
2nd It makes seam which will not rip or ravel,
Il every third stitch is cut.
Sd. 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and thus
LII trouble of winding thread is avoided while the
|ame machine can be adapted at pleasure, by a
mere change Of spool. to all varieties Of work.
4th. The same mach ne runs silk. linen thread,
lnd common spool cotton, with equal facility.
5th The seam is as elastic as the most elastic
abric so that it is free from all liability 10 break
IN washing, ironing, or otherwise.
9Th The Stitch made by this machine is more
beautiful than any other made either by hand Or
machine
A new supply of these celebrated machines, OF
Ill the leading pattern, just received by
NJ. A RANSOM,
Agent for the manufacturers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
Happy Valley Academy.

THIS School which is situated near the resi-
i dence of J. F. BURNS, nine miles North
west Of Edgefeld Village, will commence on the
oath January next, under the charge of its former
teucher, Miss JULIET NJ. PICKERING.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions, the first of "a weeks, and the second Of
l6 weeks
Terms for the English branches, $40 per year
For French sl2-Alusic, $40, and 81 for the use
of Piano. Scholars will be charged from the time
Of entrance till the close of the Session. except in
cases of sickness.
esg Good board can be procured near the School
at 81 per month.
Dec II 6t* 40
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School Notice,

"AV!NG been rendered. by the Trustees of
u 81 the "Fuller institutute," the use of their
connections Building, Apparatus, Furniture, &C.;
my School. for the instruction Of Girls and young
Ladies, will bc resumed on the lIth Of January
next without the aid of Trustees. All the Eng
ish branches with Music, French, Drawing,
Painting, Wax Work, Needle Work. &c, will be
taught.
The scholastic year will lie divided into two
sessions, first commencing 7th Of January and
closing 3lst If July; second commencing 5th
September and closing 10th Of December. That
every facility may he offered for a thorough edu-
cation, the services Of my sister, Mrs. NJ. A.
BLAND have been engaged, who will assist me
in the Musical and Ornamental departments.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be.
slowed, hope, by strict attention and unremit-
ting industry, to receive a continuance Of the
same. ANNIE q. GOTT.
Greenwood S. c. Dec g. 3m 4S
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

FRESH GROCERIES.
q T. DAVIS, Agent, has just replen-
I. shed his Stock with fresh importations Of
almost EVERY ARTICLE in the Grocery busi-
ness. which he is selling at
Very Low Prices!
His present large Stock consists in part Of
10 Bbls Stuart's c. SUGAR which will lie sold
lbs for ST. Cash, srat III cts per Id. by the Dbl.
Bbls. superior Irish POTATOES;
Tennessee HAMS and LARD, 10 cts. pr h.;
Northern PIPPINS and APPLES, fiue;
Tierce RICE, best quality;
Splendid CHEESE and MACCAR0NI;
Hermc,ical!y Sealed FRUITS;
Choice RA!SINS, CITRON and CURRANTS; !;
do FIGS and PRUNES;
CANDIES and NUTS, a iul and fine variety
SALMON and L0BSTERs, superior;
SPLENDID LIQUORS, WINES, CORDIALs,
Tobacco, Segars,
&c, &c, &c.
e Call at the Exchange"
E. T. DAVIS, Agt.
Dec q If 4G
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

THE Subscriber after returning thanks TO their
l. friends in EDGEFIELD aud adjoining Dis
liberal patronage during thei-S--
ten years would inform them llat they sun CON.
tinue 10 keep on hand large assortment Of
PIANO TORTES
fr,m the celebrated manufactures Of RAVEN BA
CON &, CO., HAZELTON, BROS, and A. II.
GALE & CO., New York. for whom they are sole
Agents. These Instruments having already won
such far famed celebrity it is only necessary for us
to repeat that for strength, durability and finish,
together with po,rcr, depth, swcetness and soft
ness of touc they challenge competition. Persons
wanting superior
PLANO FORTE,
would do much better to call and select from large
assortment, than BY dealing with Pedlars and Agents
of inferior makers where they have no choice, and
have often to pay higher prices for inferior Jnsru
ments, than fine ones of superior makers can be
bought for. Every PIANO FORTE sold by us is
warranted in every respect, so the purchaser runs
no risk whatever. Persons ordering from distance
from US can depend upon getting GOOD AR
TICLE, as we make it a point to keep goods Of the
best quality and such as we can recommend and
warrant in every respect.
arc constantly receiving all pieces they are
published. GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS of
the best quality always on hand.
They would also call attention to their large
Stock Of
School and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery
Blank Books,
nd other artirlcs.-ALSO-
Always on hand the largest assortment in the State
of GUITARS, VlOLlNS, ACCORDEONS,
FLUTES, FLAGEOLETs, VIOLIN BOWS, &c,
and every article of Musical Merchandise.
Carhart's and Needham's and Princes celebrated
MELODE0NS.
ACCORDEONS and VlOLlNS repaired in tile
best manner.
All of the above articles sold at low prices for
Cash or City accep,ances by
GEO. A. OATES & BROTHER.
Broad Street, Augusta Ca, between q. S.. and
Globe Hotels.
Anril lSl8 N l3
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histrator's Sale.

hiStrat0r'S Sale.
|kd.r from W. F. Durisoe Esq, 0rdina-
b OF Edgefeld District, l will proceed to
iii On 9th day Of January next, at the late resi-
Ience OF jesse Leopard, decd, all the personal
propvrtE of Tho said deceased, consisting Of
SIX LIKELY NEGROES.
on- Mare, three Mules, Cattle, Stock and Fat
) IIo.. Corn, Fodder, Shucks, Oats, Cotton and
Cotton Seed, One Gin Head, one two Horse Wagg-
en-. one Buggy and Harness, Plantation Tools,
Household and kitchen Furniture. Also, one fine
gold watch.
T8sxs-All sums Of and under Ten dollars
;sSsh-ore1 that amount on credit until the 25th
Dec.nber;is59, with interest from date. Pur.
chasers to give notes with two approved suretles:
Property not to bc removed until the terms OF
sale are complied with. -
o. 3te so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
esirTCTUn.

Res Il perfect cllrc.
atcly relieves Chnlic. while
is II sure cure for ClIul-
vcnlatirc Of Cholera.
will prevent the recurrence
il relieves all painful feel
nca'lctl 10 throw out Of the
cine after u long sickness.
JnunIlic;. rem owes all
cplnr fri,ln .hr skin.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
THE LIVER INVIGARAT0R,
PREPARED By DIR. SANFORD.

rs great scientific medical discovery and daily working
cures almost too great TO believe. 1t cures if by mag
c even the first dose giving belu and seldom lhan
sne bottle required to any kind Of Liver Compuin
from the worst Jaundlce or Dyspepsia to head.
ache all vi which are the result Of diseased liver
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
Fine Pianos, Books,
MUSIC, &C., &c.

TNIIE Subscriber after returning thanks to their
L. friends in EDGEFIELD and adjoining. Dis
% liberal patronage during thsSESS-
ten years, would inform Them I1lat they sun con-
tinue 10 keep on hand 4 large assortment Of
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
CAROLINA HIGH SCHOOL,
COLUMBIA, S. c.,
Principals.

Principals.
A. r. BRUMBY, A. NJ Latin and Mathematics
j. WOOD DAVIDSON, A. M.-Greek and English
Assistant.
7. BEZANCON, Graduate Univ. France-French
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05

BUCKWHEAT CAKES.
lust received a superior lot of Buckwhcat
C Flour, Yeast Powders, Goshen Butter and
delightful Sugar House Syrup. Call and get
supply. I'll. HARRlsoN, Agt.
dec 20 II Ol
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Arrived,

stesm.hiP ysndsrb Leayrc Southampton and HsyTe May
fnG % eS. h iG Ne% ':' E q Sn
s,eam.hp Star Of the South Lyon ssyans IL hours, mde
and pass L. Mitch Son. Wssdetsined Hlok by
James Adger Of Lookout bound s. 1T m sgrslcd steam
ship AlsbsnaN n. Of Haterss, bound S.
ship AnAover Berry NewOreans May mdse. and Al pass
SHIP Henry Hsrbyck True shangh. JAM g. teas &c. 70 Har
bek Co.. Passed Aier Feb and CAPS Good Hope March
49, when has hao light Winds and can- running
over knos Has been days W. Of Bermuda with sh, north
Ship Americana tAu, Amodeo, G,gow % days iron.
Ship Ocean Traveller tof Beas Boardlaan Cards April ie
Ship ssrsoss Trssk Mobile April g. salt to Slate Co. Ha.
lost bowspt aid fore opgasn, by being in collision with
unInown vessel probably the Charlotte bound 70 Liverpool
BARI David Nlcte. Eu. saga 2odsy. sugar &C. Walsh
balwsIss, &c April a. saw going in. barks C. Nickel and
Powha;an from Havana 2b lat "A a. lon 90 81 spoke bark
Bark r. H. Fan9iDa Gf BsnsoI HaIdins, ssgls May H.
Ss e. m:sr 0s s'd i TA Sis ,oHf S IL
o. on 4 10 FSss S ss e. ci;AiTs = Il f s From @ rs
paIt Of ths latter pan liant Winds and thick weather
Bora Gipey Queen B, HosIn GLASGOW and Greenock April
aid it from b boom overheard and 8ss lost u
BAH Mary GiSOs Trinidad = days sugar, &C., % George
BARK AlysadO of R9eksnd Burton, Santa Cruz Cubs April
Il, sugar to Ednas,on Bn,.
Ihcmg.oa Hunter Had Asat battling winds since May s.
Big Los Amigos BE- Johns Carthassna April 90 hide, &C.
% Lesyerat Co. Experienced heavy eas.er!y weather
Biz T. DTummond, Conway, Aspinwal May hides Ae, 20
j. r. Joy. ' ~
Brs Heny Leeds tof Rockiaud), Graft Gusysms p R. Is
days, sugal % master
Bris caprns Pi9ydeEee), Head, 81 Johns R. - dsy.
- - - - ~'f f-Ne~ ~
Bg Galveston tcfNewBedsrd) Whitfield Csrden.s 81 d.y.
sugar, 1e., 20 -'''
Bs Chef e Yo'ktow Kennedy Cardena 8 days. sugar %
Bs Lincoln cs,ne, Corva c..denas q days sugar to
nss.r.
Brig OTtoan lof Eworh) Lord Trinidad II DAYS sugar ard
moss;t' TO T. Pe;e Becn days N. Of Hs.;e.s With
Brig Charles lBr Of CoIrws.isl, Shaw Windsor ~ s. 10
day, plaster 20 ID. r. DeFolf. - -
Bre indepslaence Brl mcAlroa, H.boro, N. g., days.
SehT ksiooah (of GsIdre Hsh, ssvsra 5s days lle 20
schr Flying Dragon of ghar Chase San Jran Me- Apri
- ndse 70 Post Small Mayi, of Muskee~r, spoke chr
80 days, and had as "; but 20 tens on board.
sehr Berry tof Camden Pendle:on, Arroyo, p r. 90 days.
lti snd nolasses 20 master Has experienced heavy ~ T.
Wss'he' ss rn0s; the pass 8 ecD days n o! Hs,;spA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

po,. was made ~ sc III. mark. ieh nnseiod
'na M Ish.. -. ;,S5' .S a S' rs request sud no
Nsx (;rnsds a, 9slc 100 Western Fl a. -le End ~
HHY%Tie 3rmssa or .hrPpils Is fair I'D prices are d'n
10. q 60 bales ;: 90 G75c g. - 10 ,., .-3
LEAIBEH-H mlo,k snd ok arr n IN isiF oemsni 30, ~
eoprinae fIn ihe 81, exceed he r.c,ips We qfe Lsh
.ni Middle enos Aye. aerootk 81 - q-oe o. o''
MoLAssEs-The yer, snail prices steady sales
SiTAL SroREs-spri.s TaEpepne continues N eque', 4.
rretulsr rs:,, hr stock insufficient 20 supply he pefs
,.s,.iv h,, ,i 70 De paid for svalsb- parcels the SPOT
and b N soard the Brooklyn side tie receipts are
ys M. ipL..inpra S. 100 d. on Ire spo II ste. ZS
do r1ive 100, 20 hs a. Sc 100 DO deliverable N zen 'ay
80 ana so DO IN ,o:s spot - Sc from M what
The by thr steamer ju', in reports ne Liverpool mase.
1. A. 4S for parcels arrive, aud iS the spcti ana the
London narae, dull Is Ca for Spirits win Craee heavy
lo6Gio under liberal EssePts o. v 20 Iii ,So, .ny
essential charss, howeyrr il prizes. ~.
the ,ocs a Frsh /. ish ard held in few hans ttc A9e
can Is in fair quest ard selling steadily 70 the regular Taee
Is ts in ash, and IN bb. Crude Whale contin1e. IN eood
i6c and 7oo good quality, a, Gc csh Crude speI
rsth quiet, vel mr other de'cIpons ou' p's ao
PRovisIoNs-The Pork market i. better; The deEnaTt !.
i ssl7 i for pew Mes; ssSs2o to Pine ass, aud $50
81 for PINE Included in The sales are o.o e', nss' I
IL uysl' sr d. sna .sit. Of II go SS .. s. Country
pin. ia IL r Sr .S,r S9 ae Prime Ne. S fny he'd
a, 81. $50 and India $S6SS? Beef Hams are Ssist
st7gsc Et Shoulders and siasc Hams Butter is in fair
demand az aGlac for prime Yellow ssie and ONO common
20 fair do at l4dl7c. and old at sGlOc COED scarce.
Old Cheese and in demand AZ e9ic and new Psny
a. fd9lc. -.....
FiCE s quie' sales Of l0 ,cs at IS 5Od 81 n y 100 o
SCGARS-Tbere doing and prices are steady me
iS2 hhds manly Cubas 53o4 incgans cargo OF
81 Jaso at SIC, and few New Oreaus q, &C.
sALT-ur poe sales Of cargo ST. Ubcs private terms
SEEDS-We hear of fher sales Of Clover Seed 70 dSc-
the latter extreme rste Cac'.s Lieea Is ouN snu "S'S
sal-, of SOa bags, in Boston, a, 3 - cash. $1,000
TALLOv-A finn market the demand IS fair sales Of lOco
70 Prime Western az lie, cesh
WHISKY-The msrket 10 duh and lower, The supply fair
sales Of $50 bbs - cash. AID 100 bbls .: olc, Inc
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23

The shipment Of to-day, il will be seen, is unprece-
dentedly large, and exceeds by half million the
amour, it was anticipated would go. Several reasons
given for the very large shipment Of to-day. An
unusual amount OF sight bills have been drawn for this
packet which have been covered by gold, in addition
TO the remitances necessary to maturing sixty
day bills. The Ocean Queen going direct to Havre,
French houses have taken advantage Of the opporu-
ny to remit but the principal reason of the excessive
shipment is doubtless the desire to strengthen CORE
spondents in Liverpool and London with gold against
the contingencies Of tie money market. The shipment
of Wednesday pe1t will probably be large, but some
Of the promin, nj specie and exchange authorities
predict that il will be the last large drsin unless some
contingency arises not now anticipated. The ship
ment of Saturday makes q total for the week Of
s., ,6Go, ,0Go, including the amount by the Boston
steamer. The aggregate of the year thus far is
go coo against $l2 2sl Si TO time last year.
The shipment since May in is - 800 900. Mean
while during the week We have gained half million
from the Sub Treasury, and some considerable
amounts from the interior. Baltimore is largely
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF MAY q.
Cleared.

sleamships-Forids, Crowe Savarnah L. Mchill Son
jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk LGdlan Hencken; Montgomery,
Crocker, Savannah, II. b. Cromwell 4 Co.
ShpsL.yanter Brown. San Francisco. BabcocS Cooley
CO. A. Anderson Keating, Quebec p. Mcleod, jr.
BsrkTsress, Foster, Marscaibo. Maitland, Phelps Co
Union Ham,, Schultz Bremen Stanton Ruger; MHsyal
GfDs W.s, Indies, T. T. Dwight; Ceres, Wheeler Danen T.
N. Shepard
Brss-J. q. Anderson, King St. Marks Snsllwood Earle <
Co L. r Snow, Pierce Bapgo. MASTER Rescue Br Robbins,
Pictou, Tbomss James Mounkus Mitchell Cardenss Arrow
smith Ball o. T. Ward Briggs ST. Marks Brodic Pettes
Cdmea. Hichborn, Philadelphia K. p Buck Co.
sehooDen-M Monsn IT,, Brewster, BsIacoa j. NJ Taylor,
Rue, Washington, r. NJ BackwoOd john Burton Wilmington
y. g. Powell; Sarah Elizabeth Smith, New Haven, master
Laura, Chase Boston, s W. Lewis Co. g. w. Baldwin,
Sanford Nassau r. o. Goodwin Anthem, Brvreton, Layacs
McCIeady, Mott Co.; J. w Web1ter, Bennett Charleston
Scranton Tsilmsn ADn, Cole Cry Point Hunter Co.
Boston Dayton spasae; Mars Loaisa, Cummings, Newport
master.
soop-w. II. Hendrckson, Hoy,, Hartford, H. L. Racket.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Passengers Sailed

san Gsar 9nfss s. T SO ssss%riI7 5 ca st Eac Z
Mayp,or. E 4 Lock,, L. salrtt Josiah Bason ard aiy
Guilsune Lrssude, SEVERN Carries Ramon arIsc,s rsoV
Pachot Juan Tupsss Jose Zorvlle' r. laslu' r.
MiIsS Peler T. Escasan T Andrews, ady and insn, W
O. West, A. Berz-ros Mr.. Churchill R. J. Floyd Mad NJ
Mr. csrd Adophu. Du Commun LADY and two cs'sren
France.co Lsgo Asu,n Chsgo Jacnto Afn1o Emiles An
e. Pedro Says LSsthiS M ssra. on LS. Pope LADY Children
and nurse Dr. Gin BABE ck Geo r Psvsord Alfred 0or
$sa:ha $n M sa!ydt Ss sSi LADY W Ass
msn childr, ,eyan; / 'nard Mr. Ransom resn
,el Madsme Feey. Manuel Mseo de ls fSrde Ennqne DC
Lane VIM Mari. Jsmes Butler, Col dAmenero's groom,
P Buell. j. Weller Jaciuto EsPelets R. jose Coromna Nos
cisco Pseh Alberto Mario and ady Ga.pa6 Eins Diego da
shnd, and boys Thomas Mon,Pred aud lady Thomas Eos
veil. Edwsrd Msy,i J. fsrcno, Lcrsa1o onct Jaa C.
Cb,d.y Mr. celia Daniel seon,an Jscob Her Jean Beso
A. NJ Anderson james .sCsnedo, David Pusres, Louis Miller
Bishop C. Be.be Mrs Mabie and child Mrs Nysheen tIedk
Muller, France. Hubert, Phil Ducko C. Rossip and Faver
mcr Ada Vie, Aug Wsrsnd, L1is Ieand Simon Chler NJ
Lsbsn Fesusms Geo Conrad, Bger C. Maronir, Mezl"r
or.uz jules suer Charles Meter Chriisu Brunei ,ose
Rrt-r Ant. Chapin. George Buber Frauy ADAM Carvue
Bser Peter Bann, PGhp Meek Mcru spean John N wepi
cola Tusen, Martin ster,bu Cosenbu,b LDs Lsfonaiee
LrOnhard Wilhelm H. Alede Georse schwensen, Robert Vie
ner Weber A. Lyuimsn Jerrison Mdme Amos-ioal 24s
e Ka'SarSo oy a so1 r. :nS T,f' say m Ara
Mcnson,ry. Mrs MeG1wsn aud three children W Castle.
s Mr. MIL mny po csrs % o'iH o M,ses s1s ScoS c
Shaw A.x Bishop Mr. Wellington and family MAJOR Brewer
ton and g. johnson, sdy and child Ralph Borow John
H. 0rshsm s. Brown, Schuyler, Morgan w Iandon. W.
Wylr, O. w. Jewet, and SON j. Dean g. Burgess Mrs pser'
Mr. Schneider and family two Mise. Bsse Tho. wilson
IT. R. Lawson w IL Warner o Porteus John Graham, !. NJ.
Burnett {. II. Lord P snd G L. Herman Mr' Drew and ave
choren A. Jou,n, Jas Malcolm o. Zuiard, jr d. r. Frame
aud 1870 IN the steernge.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
sECOND HOARD
SATURDAY, May 2l-P. N.

Tie stock market was very dull to-day, and the
amount Of business transacted al both sessions of the
Board was smaller than usual The only stocks which
had any animation were New-York Central and Rock
Island and even in these, there less excitement
and activity than has prevailed every other day in
the week. This inert condition of the market, is in
great measure attributable 10 the forced settlement Of
q large line OF time contracts among the brokers'
brought to that point by the failures OF last We ek
The indifference of the public to movements at the
Stock Exchange, il still as much matter Of comment
a. for months past, and the reserve has become still
more evident since the active demonstrations OF the
bellgerent powers in Europe The effect of the war,
thus far, has been decidedly against the stock
market, first in the rise in the market
rates for money, and second, in the depreciation
If securities r England Ins.eed OF sending cspital
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
sI-PRCME COURT-GISERAL TERS-Aay A-bs'o:e
lagrs ROOSEVELT, IsSeAH,n and Ps,rr'

o'i A.. ROOSEVELT IsGPAH,n and PE,rr.
A. podd, Receiver, ag.. ADas,asias Nj ho.ss -.
Tbi. wa ab APPEAL lrv,n orier denying motion
% se an order o IN this action. under Which he de-
iendsn, We. ai;sa I Ss Spe Psd n5 q p.' " ns sun ''
F,f That The order fail because ihe plaintiff sios an
oe. sPpeo'sd sy & coaI; IN in Fl. 80 s. s' ''-' " H'
Second That .he order Of arrest should oe 'ace -
Seys''' f..!s wa served Or LIED ii the TINE Inc 1''
peal di.m,d declining The time to lessen the aH'oa
JOIN r. Doye for app=nansi Andrews, Colby Thomp-'n
&" r. P''1,"C +, Ca.1srRs-Before Jacse SUTHERLAND.
u.lTyD STATES RECRCITs sEEKIsG RELrAsF:
The Courtroom this morning was thrunged oy
Der Of Unso ss.e reeT ;es @ ,re., .l DO or b t1oaod
Of iDo while 'obery alleged they lad been en
listed when drunk -
Abner Denl agt. Genet Denil.-Referred to Water
Jemima Reed by her next friend, agt. Daft Green
sanne philips ct al agt Phebe Tompkins ct al
Report Of referee conhrued' and order ioF !'dsHen
SUPERIOR CoURT-GsShEsL TER'i-aAE 2''-Bei0's
Ogden agt Raymond ct al; Same agt. AndTe et a.
KisTnaa agt. Rocheleau Judgment of afirmance
,aheu by desu 81. aside, without cos:s 70 either party
COURT cALENDAR-THls Day.
U.irFD STArts DIsTaIcr CQgET-Nos' 10 ~ ~
srpnrnt CorRr-GEvERAL TERN.-Enumerated-,
Nos 6 1C 49, CO. 100 20 l3 49, g. li9 ~ ll 10 ~ 80 "
r. g3 ST. 30. A. mo
SUPREME CoURT-CncUIT-PART I.-Nos lilo,
$50 $40 1901 1926 1873 1867 1862 1873 6f, ~! !g iS3
1898 1899 1895 1899 1908 1916 1919 1913 1912 1871 Sf l15
1869 l49 1886 l73 953 1879 1879 Par INos lo59 loi
ls4s lgt 1876 eSs 1917 ls 1891 l7ss 1916 6oi 3i lIe9
66 l92 9ij 1896 1850 1856 1850 1852 1854, 1863 1870 1914
1880 1892 - o, 80. a.,
1916 sI7 go 62l 625 695 ST. I $50 492 7s sl2 5s 55
5s7 1856 40 an 255 s52 225 Iis 81, i, 81 ls6 t5a
Part lNos 522 62' 52i so, 5'l, 5' 5 57o 49, 49, si
49i, $50, AS, i63
CoMMoy PLEAs-AdjOurDed for the Term General
Term this week.
BROOKLYN Cry CorRr-Enumerated motions.-
Nos J. Ii, 49, a. 2 81, ST. 81 Jury Csases-Sos 9aad 3d.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-23
Passengers Arrived

In the steam ship JdHd1b from SoutlaMpo and Hare
Mrs James Pnalrn Mis- Florence Phaen Mr. and Mrs Turn
noti Arpott Mr. Wells, 4. h. Butler, H. Smith, C.
Lesry Mr. and Mrs y. Livingston Lieut. Leicester. British
Army Miss r. Steien berger o. Christore L. Eee Mrs e.
Ashton, H. Cram, Hart, " Harne, Cen Gonta NJ uman
Ed Totes Madame Trevelsn Mr. and Mrs w f. Valentine
Misses Z. and Mckay Master Pfeirr( is Mckay Mesrs
kenna, Lengnerman oradf.d, f. Lesge Ghss bste:, Mrs
o. Mead Mrs. r. Mead, Mr. and Mrs w. III Scott, Mr. ard
Mrs Bernard Mr.. Hughes and child Jones, Lawrence,
G. selener, Entrees, Mrs L; Louise aud daughter,
Schusr Ed Hausmann, H. Schick Chss Bergnor, Mr. and
Mrs Hendricks F. Rohrs c. Upper, S. Coye Miss l.. Isr
ris, s. Geddrs, J. Mckay, and 93 others
In bark Yumuy from MltdnEasMrs Margaret Sands
daughters and four MIs H. Maria Hatch VIM H. Griffith
aud Dr. Armstrong Wiefed TansseT, David Rice jose
Rodrigues, John Clancy.