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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

A,alt prizes nmountlns A. 2O2 600
whole Tickets $40; lialye, siO Quarters $j Eghths So
Package al 70 Whole Tickets Mt So cost $50
There are twelve drawn ballots and each ballot being
worth So makes $40
filtceu per cont Oh belpg So
Leaves net, 2A
leaving risk to ihe purchaser, Eug
Pcr-"nS va" desire need only teult the rsk pack
age ior which We Will send Certificate M follows:
Certificate Of Packages " 20 whoecoIs, syp 10
40 do % Halves, 1870 10
Ito DO 20 Quarters Is %
do SO 70 Fights 81 50
The drawn numbers the above Lntterc. are pubnh-
ed in ne Baltimore dsliy papers, aud National Int lgrn-
Ger, Of Washington, ID. G.,
e. Orders ur tickets and shates mud certificates nt
packaSeh In the shove splendid lotteries will recsye tia
most prompt attention. aud official account " each
drawing sent immediately after is all who order
from the su'sorilrr The drawing IL auperntendrd by
lhrfe colaaissloners appointed by the Governor
Address G. G. wKLDlN,
May 2l.2t $50
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
SADDLE g. HARNESS
RM a NTTF ACToHy

The subscriber respectfully annVunces to the czonA Of
Wilmington aud the public generally that he has
mcnced the SADDLE and HARNESS MAKING BUSINESS,
al No % shiplcy Street, below Second, Wilmington Del
The underrgned ully believes that good Harness esab
llshment will be- handsomely supported II conducted In
suit the wants Of the people, Mr. r. IN the
only employer that makes his Saddles In the best and
most woknanlike manner thus feeling assured that those
who may patronze him will receive full equivalent for
their money. His stock consists Of
PLAIN AND QUILTED sHAFToE SADDLES
COLUMBIA AND SPANISH RIDING SADDLES.
Also Plain and Common Saddles Single and Double HRr
mass Of all kinds, Wagon Harness, Brides, Collars,
Wagon aud Driving Whips, Trunks aud Ysllses,
Carpet Bag, Fly Nets OF ali sorts, Buffalo
robes, Blankets, &C.,
Together with every article usually kept In this line Of
business all OF which he will sell low any establish
ment In the city
As- Repairing done with neanrns and despatch.
Apr 23+iy. AMOS RINoWALT
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
ALL-HEALING SALvE

May be used 10 advantage. This salve
is an invaluable remedy for family use in
all cases of Cuts, Burns, Sores. Carbun-
cles, Felons, &c.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAM,
OYSTER SALOON

TIVE undersigned having lifted up that commodious
Store No. i0T Market Street, Wilmington, DEL ior
nra caT' Confectionery and Restaurant, announce, the
public, that c Is prepared receive their PATRONAGE
lie intends thut hi- Restaurant shall he conducted in the
best manner lilo constantly keeps the very best Oysters
which he will serve up in every fashion. Families will
be served with Oysters, Ice Cream Cakes Candies aud
Fruits ut the shoreht notice. aud in the very best style
His parlOurs large and commodous; his walters
courteous and attentive BY strict attention to business
hr hopes to merit a share Of public patronage.
apr si-ly. GEORGE II. ROBINSON
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

kF Sow, long orange carrots, two pounds
of seed TO the acre. drilling them eighteen
inches apart. Hoe and clean as soon as they
show the third leaf.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
Registers,S Office,

. NRW NAsTL. COUNTY, May 7th, lb9,
Upon the application Of JAMES CHANDLER, Admin.
siralor Of JANE CHANDLER late fChristians Hundred
said County deceased It Is ordered and directed by the
Register thai tho Administrator aforesaid give notice Of
the granting Of Letters Parliamentary upon the Estate Ut
the deceased with the date Of granting thereof by causing
advertisements to be- posted within forty days from the
date Of such Letters in SIX Of tho most public places Of
county OF New Castle requiring all persons having
maniA against me Estate TO present the same, abide by
~ Act Of Assembly n such case made aud provided And
aio the same he inserted within the same psrod
In the Delaware Inquirer, newspaper published IL viii
mlngton, and to be continued therein two months
[~->-Nl Given under the hand and Seal Of Ofnce Of
l.. g. The Register Aforesaid ut New Castle, In New
49, Castle county aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
rsrEG b. vASDgvgR, Regi.tor.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
G. DELANO'S
PATENT INDEPENDENT
4 o 4 s. Sg Isl a. Ks 49,

V'HoMAs ". BROWN respectfully inform. farmers
that no has removed his place " manufacturing the
rake from Thorn street the wAr h Monroe Street be
Second and Third, WILMINGTON Del. Having purchased
the right the State 10 make and sell these superior Horse
Rakes Farmers requested to send IN their Ordnrs
time The superiority IL these nlkes ackn0w lodged
by all those who have used them.
We the subscribers have purchased and used the De-
lano Patient Horse Rake, aud consider Il far superior
the Revolver, that is the old fashioned way Of hand
rakeing II don't take than hRlf the draft that the
Revolver does, aud ii will hay, wheat or oat dels
at going it, aud tho revolvcrs will all twist Il
will pay for itself in every ~ wheat Held 1t goes over
Another great advantage IL that requires hut very little
labor to manage IT, as the operator rides the top 10
any man who wishes To make hand in the harve, He'd
II Is Indispensable,
RIfFEREsrE.
A. BROWN, Christian Hun-t.u JOSHuA CLAYTON do
dred DAVID FARWOOD, do
JOHN $. KILLER, wlmlng-WM. T.. RICHARDSON, d..
ton, Del JAMES BIRD, do.
JONATHAN y. MASON, do WIN. Il. PLtNN, do.
EDWARD T. BELLAH, do
The names VI hundreds be given by applying 10 the
subscriber that has purchased and used the Delnao Rake
and speak higlly Of them.
Purchasers will remember that Thomas W Brown ND.
the right to manufacture these Rakes In this State
Any infringement upon this right, therefore will LEGALITY
dealt with The right II the Independent motion ri the
head and tooth, any other rake that move without
the rest, Ia infringement the Delaware patent.
Price VI Rakes without wheels, 4lj
Price OF iakea with new wheels, ~ apr sj-tn.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
Public Notice.
ia nj ES PARKER.

Desrecfaly informs his friends and the public general
IAy, that he has removed from his old stand No 10 10
No. Is East second Street, doors from King Street
whore he will be happy to walt all those that wish
anything done 10 the hair dressing line, having fitted vi
his Establishment In superior style he feels
that all who give him call will be pleased with the new
arrangements
James Parker still continues the Cupping and LeesLns
business also laying out the dead at all hours Of the day
or night. For reference apply to DR.. II. Y. Askew.
N. B-Just received from the importers fine lot Of
Swedish and Hungarian LeecheH, which he will sell Al
the most reasonable terms he also Keeps on hand his cell
ebrated Hair Restoror aud general assortment Of all
kinds Of periuinery. Apr 23-im.
rTNoBACCO.Prim article for sale wholesale and re.
Il tall, at Grmshaws Depot, No. 900 Market Street.
apr est.
DUY ALL YOUR MEDICINES at
ID may II. r. BRINGHURgT.
PUy GENUINE CATAwBA BRANDY at
ID may ~. H. r. BRIHGHURsT.
PuY BROWNS JAMAICA GINGER at
ID may :. H. R. BRIHGHURsT.
SUPERIoR HoNRrsYRuP for sale by
- v.C.GILPIN,
may. Corner Of 10th and Market Ss.
OrARp. pgruy co 8 OLD BRANDY Z &, ssE s .4 BY
may. Corner Of 10th and Market w.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
]. q D. BUTz.

WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEALERS IN
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGARS, would
remind the public that they keep the very best brand, of
imported aud American segar- hand. which they will
dispose vi on liberal terms.
They alsg keep SNUFF and Tobacco Of the very best quail
lties which they will sell cheap their Store In King
Street above Third In Odd Follows Hall, Wilmington
pelaware. Apr. 28-lm.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
Porter, Ale and Mineral Waters.

a%R THE undersigned would respectfully say to tho
kl&{publlc that he Is prepared supply Taverns, Pri-
S1z1k Families, &c, at short notice. and accom-
modang terms with Massey Collins BROTHERS, celebra.
tod X draught Ale In barrels and half barrels
Bottled Porter, Ale Lager Beer and Cider. Mineral
Waters Of various ayors, bottled pure aud unadulsted
for sale.
Place OF business the corner sixth and Orange sts
where all orders will be received aud attended to.
Apr 80 WILLIAM F0ORD.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
DR.. LOUIS ]. HoUARD,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

Has removed his Office to the S. W corner Of Pnh aad
shpley Streets. Wilmington. Delaware where he can b.
consulted professionally.
OFFICE HOURS; From ill 10 A. NJ. aud from TIL
loP' NJ Apr. 2s-iy
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

ss- A small daily ration of raw meat will
induce cooped hens to lay.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

gzS- Boiling water poured on peas sum
ciently to cover them for minute, kills the
bugs inside.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28
MILLINERY STORE,

No. s Second Street, Wilmington, Del.
ss THE undersigned Informs the ladies of wilmlast
ton, and her friends generally. that she has reno
we'd from Second stnet, Orange, to No. RAst
WZhsecond street between Market aud King where
The will keep hand good Of Spring bonnets
caps head dIosses Ribbons Towers trimmings &C.,
hch she Is selling reasonable terms All work In her
Inc promptly attended 10 aud warranted to give sstiaac
lou MARY TAYLOR.
April 2S--ly.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

Gg- The first or second week in June Is
said to be the best period for pruning apple
and pear trees.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

All persons having claims against the Estate Of tbs de.
ceased must present. the duly aosted to the ADMIN
.tiaor nn ~ before the 18th day OF May 1860 or alda
The Act OF Arsrmbly in such made and provided
JAMES CHANDLER Adininsiraior.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

5xS- Fixed air (carbonic acid) is the pro-
duct of breathing and burning, and is the
deadly substance, called dsmps In wells and
is also the healthy efferyescent that gives
life and relish to champagne wine. and Soda
and other mineral waters.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

gss- correspondent Of the Rural Ameri-
can, believes bees to be injurious to the buck
wheat crop.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

STEAM puDDIsa.-Three cups OF flour, one
cup suct, one cup raisirs, one cup molasshs,
two cups milk, one teaspoonfuI bicarbonAte
eft soda. Chop the suet very line, put in the
flour with the other Ingredients, and steam it
two hours. 10 he eaten with lemon dip.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

MATCH SApEs.-Were ain insurance gent
would have it an imperative rule that every
house insured by me should be provided with
metal or earthen boxes, in which matches
should be kept. They are often seen lying
upon the shelf or in the closet, where a care
less servant, an unthinking child, or even a
mischievous mouse, may produce disastrous
results with them.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

How 70 STOP BLEgDIsa.-A correspondent OF
the Ohio Farmer says I'll have noticed va
rious ways for stopping blood. The article
you will find enclosed IL as easy and sure
remedy as ever saw tried. 1t is called punk,
and is found in old trees. It can be obtained
by splitting the wood that has it in, and peal
it of with the fingers. 1t has TO be rubbed
up with the hand, and applied to the wound
without any other preparation. II will stick
itself to the wound, and stop the blood imme-
diately, and without pain or irritation.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

.4"'ii W." ti'u o."oi 'nbto"iuht9' anu n.oo'p "
two hours. To he eaten with lemon dip.
LHNos DIr.--fhin two tablespooniuls OF
nour with water; let il boil once take il up
and stir in four tablespoonfulS of sugar, lit
tie butter, and the juice of one lemon. Some
prefer wine or brandy dip, but we teetotah3era
prefer the aforesaid lemon dip.
Ss- Linen, sugar, aud spirits OF wine, are
80 identical in their composition, that an old
linen shirt may be covered into sugar, and
that sugar into spirits Of wine.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-28

NoBACCo.-pri article for sale wholesale and re.
l. tall, At Grmshaws Depot, No. 900 Market Street.
apr 23-3t.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08

q q 10 or, whsa: g 6i sset. Fo1r from frv re-
- pluf Holland 2es4 ora Wh'a ION nc D. .s:'
- -. u,.s. .,d qs {. m III he Medhsrran- A.
d.By,r.s of WHEaT 0r he -est sh's AZ; s.Hr
A., - "a a. au.e.s 49l II. aIsi.s: sIils- quarters a. 10
:. a so,r,.prfrs ~..E n lsst yesr
.sb,r eou,,lues ., hat c0IIf b. Wsnee TIE row
irs rrup. prom ice iuNoriznc~., ,, = .- .,.,,, -
s,cI Tu..o.y hrus-T fe-ing ID %, MAJ . pg WHE.r
"a .oa,- sperglA;is, purchases s--a made
= oS.or, Il liz. Day. For onnsnu .pc1n, ho~-y-r
,s o.rs1s , limited ,s" $40 = day ms k.t
-. In Wgy,r but itl business was and pTin-.
sh.r,S FLoVs freely offered, but o. heult 10 r ist-
Co.x IN rather NOR ioqS but still dull We
-. Wgs.r- ned chi ago .ud NDT ,at.e al; InaAns
SSaaf,r. Wtre W.ss n. s6ae %; s1uh-rn. ia dl2 d.
LSrv tcs sdl36 ItDisS CORS- &lIed, as .; yellow,
sldsi6. Whi.., q G'l6 Per e"n,AA
prtFTfe p.rsst particularly for se,ontirJ qualities. b"
- ,pr.,,.a by me Ia he y arrivals, aod with limited
All prce. are wtaksr th= beet qualities are r frny
h.i. - IL I, ~. .L -,
.rsr ..,tioLs prices are onilsl
BaeoS-1ttTe ~ sale oT Arnefic4n Aa p''' S'e hoina
'rst-fb.re sill refining demand and Only fev sGa
m ,.nt.d have sold or oh4ndley purposes =; y all
T.,IDv hs. rul.d steady during he week :. fy les weeks
fn- close. Bltcners Assocs
.ST NAV b. ouo,ed nounsy IS q So Y CO.. 10 London
o the hs. been bitter, but ese' giet % oGoo 90
RosisNCounoD du1 and ba' reoeied TO 5 Cd p ewt Ne
Sohirr done in PhadePbia. 1000 bags Baltimore
-od e. cal y cwf
s-of sperm some small slIss reported q: isoa ss2 In
VIVA. thl doilg.
s,rp-Tb,re have been Transactions in Clover FIX
TSrue.hy sud he y1ue i cutie uoMilsL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
nnrke,.-Pepo,t.A bp Tei,r,api.

BUFFALO July 75 1-FLOUR in god dsmsDd and market
STEADY, 30 bbs 81 - ST s for ordinary - fair
bfsLos O rraisht Illinois e ~ for DO Wisconsin, f6 for
eb3c, CO.. sc IS FOR Michigan lndisGa and OHIO, and
g. So 81 > for doutl WHEAT VIE
Spriug 500 ba.h. standard Caicazo
a. CoRs advanced sales Of 81 bush. Inoi.
c7s closing firm The later hgsre Oars sseAdy ales
q O, bush N-st-- a. No sales Of other GrsRs-
NHIsST Iounsly 81 2c CANAL FstcHTs steady az s.9
Com, g. " h-st. Sc Flour, - Ne~iofk LAKE In
pokIs: 900 bb. cur l2C.o bI.h What lu0 bush Corn
90 bush Ry-. CANAL ExPoRTs: os bbs Four 30 bush
Wbea. 1900 busa. Cou.
SAVANNA, July 7-CorToSTbe ssls Of the week sdd up
e0 tsl-. aid the receipts e. s5e. S,o.k - 0.0.
ALBsNY July "a m.-FLoUk aglli s4les confined %
loca unhsngs quotations WHEAr QUIZ and but little
o5e sales bush Red Ohio 81 CoRx hraer s1d
kher; god p..s aes 40 bush in D.n
asost Prime -tern nix,d, and 5000 bush in
atrovn eide No sal,s Of OARS WssKY steady sale.
" bb.s q, b.
PElLADELPHIA, July 7.-FLork dali WHEAT unchanged
CoRN afvsucir-; Yellow gc OATS s.>s5y a s1G+t,-
WHEAr declined Zee; choiee WHITE 81 -; Red, ~
CozS uDchsrsrd in Jrice Provisions quiet B,c0s: Sides
Sc Mes PosE, SIC IS WHISKY tul s;s =
NEwOELss>s July 7.-CoTToS-ssl~s % day go sses A.
E-d po-s sJGAR bao, and Adv4aoed tc s4cs o
fs.r 81 &C. TOsscco aetiye. -.
CiNcNN,Tt Jay 7-FLoVE in fr demand a: o gG 60 10
fr ,up-lt1e WHsEY e-l &c Mass PosK : ID - BULK
MEsTs Bacon fun. -
CRAELVsToN July T-COrroS unchanred saes today so
tses. T.. .alrs II IL veek foot up 2,70c e~les
OsWTco. July ia u--FLoCz steady, sith rod-rae de-
for and tse ir;@1r; .afs % bhs q: 80 - tfuI
Musuk Cub Vhea .ad s. IS from kst OHIO and Indiana
Wheat, WEE.T /, chzrE- s-s ftn b1sh in.i1-lx
500 bush Mil~susse Club 81 .nd 90 oush Red Nn,er
lsi. d o. ~ Coks quiet, bat bed hfrner CANAL FkEiSsrs
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSnoS Moxry MlRKEr.-fbe Bank Of Englsnd
osa sd, sheraton in Of .'pn' asouss iaeec Asa
hecp epciscn sfth~r reoEcson Iaciv sss si
sSa s ran~y The opsa =SEkc; a. = al sent
~ tbs bes; MI
Tas f-nts heS beer ssht depressed owing chey - ta n
tarN action CT Prussia ard Cons IL od the ~%ta a. s -
81 sSsnt SN@c0a. Tcse rAhe hfnnsss me
Cluse.
LIse aryss Of Australian Goa hsd taken pce aaas =
Necl
TIE ys,cert % the Bank Of Fsand slow. increase
BrlioH "a aieS1S OK tS~ - previs-cs ~r~k
kesssS Barring REosasr qa<e RAr SILVEs a DsL-
,Aks 81 apa AHie:ic4D E1GIEs, e u
n ,Sfs. Eohrft STaISt 60 errclAats London hsi
.-eaa,>i, With liabilities fr Shoa,
e rate of 6.~ooSnt Hama acereS % IL a.
LiNskNooL, JGsr - lSaS-
CgrroS.-The Broksrs' circasr sS,s:
Tls drua sd las Aes aieS osaoui 10 we,h b.; ;here
A. iti .hsrs poce In TIE mcdie anS h.,ef .r.sss II
ao,,n. ,le Ninsry dusty euAhss ARE ho~ev,r fly "a
- n sc,srr sud go NiuDe very onsNlsssie"
r. - al h k hSve hsca s. tp bAAes rclu3irx
.,s, -. ana 81 - eNpcrters The husne yes'.s3Ay tFr.
SsxlS q zoo As 90 ec fos sxpcStas rsxkS, cosng
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
Pa.s<n.er Arrived,

IN n, ,es-,Aip ArI from Lircroo-M Isersn ard maid
NJ Gafsn and s6y NJ. Tsyhr and M Copslns lady,
hic ard uu,,s IN mpsun, NJ Lshnfcade ard l@sy MI
Porter Mr. uolssy lady sou, sculep, o. A'Panv.h
-, 2csid.p aic nurs- A.pu~ al Mf Lo~rey sod lsiy
NJ atom end sdy. Mr. slimun Mr. Duncan NJ S,ssory,
NJ ssss q lsay nd chidr J. Chapman o. ~ bs>rn
Nr Gi.. .tv,t sud son, Ms. Corkhn Mes Co,1eh =
Ra,p cna DR. Lee Mr. Th-r. M. ssng lady aud ehii NJ
STREET. Nj. s'rsrs M Pst,; NJ Hashc' TaSm-, srSn'
Mr Cochrar Mr. Lonsyil Mr. DE AuEens pImsnn,
/ AN NJ Buv ard LADY, Il. l.. S.hma:, y. c. Marin,
G schini9er NJ NED ussl Mr. aiseo. Mr.. Ros-- C. L.
Srnh Nr a ~ Mr. n. sutA, Mr. Cum nios Mr. Moore,
VI q ysnsiD Nj snm y. and chid, NJ, csnP, NJ, Fsl-
M C,opp.r Elhick aod lady Mr. p Coos and lady
,-S irfsr, NJ rlhmauser M d 5lanco, NJ G.rman,
NJ Hew.e lady, Mr. Bible and hdy. Mr. o. Key, M O.
ORr-n. - =. AZ,
IL ,tea-,hp J,eo f,o-s Cort-N. ard Ar. R'.se Miss
X u,s Ms Currie Nj To'msr Mr. Troman Miss lrot",an.
Mess 81 Rsrdy John Pratt Chsr. T. Ful;oo Aesrt fui-
-op Jho- Bell. Nul Flep ns, Ro--nbars A O-nsoeisi'
s.rn-I Brsuor d~aEd Dowd. A. S~ar., y = sls.. p
Narkov : vaughan, wife ard chid DAVID Orr Cl.k.
M. Clsrk Pr hWorih Arrh Ws,sln rhos kscod Mise
isood M.. afc= ElsooS, B. Tnpoi,, Cap. britton,
VI, spS Nis W'ner Mira Bon and sN children, Mr. IL
Kirser Mr. p Co- Mr. r. PhIpoii, Mr Cha. Pember;on,
Nj n Pemb.rou. Mis-. Addislu Rev. NJ Ls..ey Ady .nd
,.-vsu. Pel NJ Wm. Tbon'p-nn, Mr. X = Julian, NJ
is. D. N.irn. NJ F. Sorns, NJ A X ChsndIsr Mr. Josa
Martin srd son Mr. Licsnano, lady, ehi6 and scssaD;s
Csu:. VII lams, and 1T IN ;b- stesrsse.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
.,,,,b x,.k N June. and to abe Is: of Jaly N the

TIE KR0Lvsils Repsblic says:
on the 29h ulf. the United States Ms~hsl sol .he
Peoria ard Oqusvks Rslroad, iDcludt track roiinS
stock. &c Mrs,rs. L l.. Bradley Of Peors, and l..
Omu by of Monmouth ~er. the purchasers. Ice
whole snoun, 4 moB.y pait for the road sui rlnnI1
stack vss S609; = coo for leaseh1h utefs,''
s6.9Ok kr freight cars Si.@0 for passenger cars I'll
go fr four locomotives and 500 for shop, tools anu
fixtures.
A,aneetipg of the New.Haven County Bsnk, bell
AZ New Haven yesterday, the Amendments OF the
charter made at the recent session Of the Legsaufe
were accepted by very large majority vote OF toe
stockholders De Ambrose Beardsley and BenIsmn
Moves of Ne~.Haven filed protest against the pro-
ceedirg From r-por. made 81 the meeting, i ap-
pears ihst the late President is held 20 be personally
liable for s6s 600 OF al msde to Mr. II. Dsg1t,
bu, The claim hsd been compromised on his p.yns
SIS 793 and releytr gthe bark Of certain -ecdr'ues
The valne of the inieres in the Chicago and = LOUIS
Railroad depends upon the work being TAX from the
msnsgeu ent Of Gov. Maiteson. The BeooSlyn prop
erty. i, Is believed will be ultimately vausbe, b1 81
present i, il only an expense =. the bank.
Fro~ Ja~e, Hewitt s c., Cr,s.ig, T.. ., ,ss
Corros-Ls.. qui-,ud- Continental oa't'er unfsoT'
sb. ssycs f,m Fee India snd larEe Hp rs ave
,vsp rs ID un.s,ifaetory mark. his unceT he ua-
sree II The shove csu.e. limited dmaod Prc.' have nom
esy 20 day Exhibit ncss-S vessness $40 closed a., yns
A. decline of sou, to- ay the loser knds re rt'er de-
,crrt ns ber stu, pNsv-y have n"t 'i,rd -
much u v.ur While guo,s Mdel n Orleans a. 81 a. son~
So Up snd go be en- bred hA' srAde' o-~
pocla uuduls depressed ard 81 nd az inAd sr ICES
of The value u round = up.,n rhe usual basis. o.
By the table below, OF SOCKS lmVrs a. J
viii b. tIst ne suePy has no~ A'f@ned n.
reached FOR AM 10 not Tproao- i
further sht uay sss place before ne maAnIn
point turned event hksy 20 occur "lnh 'nr pe'
webs
The iBpor,s have been 6Ooo bales, sni ne sse
SS IN tucirg be direct n inrer- ~
which .p.custors have ,as,n 9o and exporters 2 Today
e. M bsie 1er. so'd, the market closing dll ,
Tie cd table Exhibits the .,ok o Cotton row on ha91
ard ,b q.n,v a. this port, ard he Imports. eooslnp
ton from The Is. January 70 date CON 7Ieo VIII 20" PA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-08
mevepepu. 81 Oc-aa sseaners.
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