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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

On Sunday, October 10th, Mr.. GEORGE Che
SEY and Miss MARY OrrENEY, all of Lansing.
In this City, at the Eagle Hotel, on the oath
inst, by Rev. c. W. Knickerbacker, SANFORD
FOSTER, of Volney, n. y, ard ELIZA J. RAYxoR,
Of Eagle, Mich.
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CoRyELL AND JESNIsoS. This firm Is
in the field with fresh stock, anu invite the at
tenrion Of purchasers.
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Tuesday Morning. Oct. %. 1859.

The HoI.LEY FARM. MIR. Goodrich
,aver,ises thi. fine farm to he sold without re-
serve, Nov. 10th.
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NOTICE..

WHEREAS, my wife, Amelia Margaret, has
w left my bed and board, without just cause
or provocation, hereby forbid all persons har-
boring or trusting her on my account, as shall
not pay any debts of her contracting after this
date. III. c. BEEMER.
Lansing, October 25th 1859. 7w235
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Lansing, Oct. 18th, Is
Probate Notice.


NTATEOF MICHIGAN, County of Ingham. $.
~ AT session of the Probate Court for the
county of Ingham, holden at the Probate Office
in the City of Lansing, on Monday the 2ith day Of
October, in the year one thousand eight hundred
and fifty nine. Present, VIM. II. Pincknev.
Judge Of Probate. In the matter of the estate of
Eli Loranger, deceased. On reading and filing
the petition, duly verified, of Philip j. Loran-
ger, executor Of the last will and testament of
Eli LOranger, deceased, praying that an instru.
ment in writing, purporting TO be the last will
and testament of said deceased NAV be admitted
10 probate, and that said petitioner may be ap.
pointed executor, as provided in said last will
and testament.
Thereupon il is ordered that Monday the Iith
day of November next, at l o'clock in the after
noon, be assigned for the hearing of said petition,
and that the heirs al Law of said deceased, and all
other persons interested in said estate are reGuir
ed to appear at a session of said Court, then TO
be holden at the Probate Office, in the village Of
Mason, and show cause. if any there be, why
the PRAYER of the petitioner should not be grant
ed; And !. is further ordered, that said petit
toner give notice 10 the persons interested in
said estate OF the pcndcucy of said petition, and
the hearing thereof by causing a copy of this
ordsr TO be published in the Lansing Republican,
a newspaper printed and circulating in said coun-
~ OF Ingham 8 successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing. A true copy.
WM. H. PINCkNEY,
SWISS Judge OF Probate.
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PErrY THIEvISG. - Every morning
hiring. 10 light some theft or burglary committed
oyer night. DO the cvildoers propose TO winter
here
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TETYUONIaL.

TETYMONIiL.
have examined Aid. s. ID. Newbro's Spring,
for which as vet there is no significant name,
there being 10 spring described in the Science
of Mechanics similar TO it. 1t is substantial, du-
rable, and as elastic, if not more so, than ordin-
airy elliptic carriage spings, and possesses advan-
tages which no other spring possesses.
=. 5. CLARK,
3m232 Practical .Nachinist.
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To The Common C1srcil II tn Guy Il LInstag-
WE, the unders, .r-i, Comm -,iOn-r- appointed b
w the Common CoUuc OF ,>.l l., maze al a.
se>sn Mt Of ~ huniTel SO Las Up al ti,
occupants % the s;t houses wTtuIu HAT portion
al ciIy i--cr bi ta- tesi b. u, OF Turner
street, or'-r T. directed - -s.1 ttncll. t.rn.
cate August !. h. ls5. has culF--sl sd
when l. a. f.lln~-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-10-25

AT Poplar, Crawford County. Ohio, on Mon
day. October II, Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. BENDER, OF
this City, aged 30 years.
Death relieved him from the protracted pangs
of long Illness
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WE, the undersigned, having been appointed
w by the Judge of Probate of the county
of Insham, commissioners to examine and adjust
all claims against the estate OF Hiram Cranson,
deceased, notice is therefore hereby given that
in pursuance of the said order, We will meet at
the house of John Sherman, in the town OF On
ondaga, for the purpose Of adjusting claims
against the estate of the said deceased on Sat
urday the 9Th day of November, 4. ID. 1859, at
nine o'clock A. NJ, and on Saturday the 2Sth
day of January, A. ID. 1860 at nine O'Clock \.
W., and six months from the 18th day of August,
A. ID. 1859, being the time limited for the pre-
sentation of said claims, notice is also hereby
given that all claims on said estate not presented
within said time will be barred, under the stat
utes. JOSEPH : PIERSON
JOHN SHERMAN,
iw932 Commissioners
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RATE. Of Advertising.

o,. s,u,re Of Ones for the hrst insertion and
n INT. publication FOR any period
ode, three months.
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s Eel AL MOTTO ES,
Attention, No 1.

H'u'-, IN the evening Of TUESDAY, NOVEMBER FIRST
oh eh tune AMI pace otc"iS for the ensuing year vii
be elected
iui and punctusl ATTENDANCE = requested
A WINTER Fr.maa
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Cases, AR Tight, and WiN keep ,n any climate.
The r NJ lily CA THARIIC I'LL n gen
tie bat active Csthsrtc, ~ which the propr stor
usei ia hts practice NOR. than twenty years.
THE CONSTANT, Incress- ing demand from those
VIII" have hong use; th. = Hills, and the .atisfac
rI'u which all express regard To their U.s., has
Iniuc"l me u place them within the reach
VI al
The PrDi"-s ell know that different Ca
thattIcs act different portions If the bowels.
The FAMILY CA = THARTC PILLS, has,
with due reference To thus well estA bl- he'd fact
d. "n compounded from : yarie IN. purest
= abl" ENtract-, which act alike
part of the almeutary canal, and good and
sal all cases wheT" ttthsrt &c IL needed, such
arrangements Of the - Stomach, : lee pine 81 O.,
Pam, IN tue la h aud Ions, Costlyegess, Pain
and Soreness over the Z whole body from sudden
COLD, winch ! "tiu'HtIH, u neglected, end
long course Il Fever, Loss of Appetite, a
Creeping sensation al - Cold over the body, Hest
i->>uc>S, Headache, weight the head, all
irtiJHH1t5Tg Dis.IS,s W3rE.s IN tEiL!r~n or adJ.,
defamation. great Purifer Of the blood and many
diseases l. which flesh j. heir, too mention
in III adyeI t,ement. Dose, toJ.
PRICE. THREE PINES
EH- The Liver lnS Orator AMI Family CAhartic Pills
Ictei HTuggsts general and rOll woi.s lie
the Trade IA all the large towns
). I. W. SANFORD, N. d.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
W. Sa5 Broadway, New York.
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Eo- scs atvert.-~ment Of Dr. sanford LIVER Inyiy1
rator AMI Family C,thartic Pll in another column.
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I"ThIl stNI U
JO>ErHCS Woodruff,
IJGIAN MERRILL.
GEO ". SWIFT,
Lansing, Sept IL, lS51 C5Bamisziru,Js
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nARvELL's CONDITION POWDERS.
Read the Pamphlets.
CLARK'S SYRUP.

VIE "siN real puflh-r 81 the hsi IA rNiSi"ucr rot
i Weakly tema es ar Young talrafea sho Scfofu-
ous, 1t magical Every person sn"~S that his ""i
pure h- mast b@ we'll Mn, al thi- Ir,i-,s-s e. q"
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Cash A-~--ss-,i
fl'k AAiLr- Value. TsN
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Go Dr J. W. kERHDrr, Eclectic Physician and sur
s', WI most respectfully announce that he will visit
Il Jha- the 18th, Lansing the Ism lith ami
Howell the 18th Of every month where he viii b. LA
Z" met his old friends and especially those Who
iiici-i with chronic and lingering diseases.
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M RS. WIN SLOW,

never p-rI
Dfany other
NENER Has
>INGLE n
kFEECT A
timely u-e,l
An ~ an ~
satisfaction
stg 4,-.I-.
, 1859-05-30
Daily kertew Of Chicago Market.

EATcnnAT EvX!E6. MAY -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Richard Mott. cum to Bufa!o
at &c. ..-
FLnUn-Rcclp,a ~: bb shspmeuta, ss; tbls. F'ons
dull and lower Sales were: 100 bb srins Extra oap'
80 bills West sde" do at g. ~ bbls low extra Al 500;
rs Ibis do nj so; 80 bbs re flower Il 6.eS.
NIIEAT-Recs!ptx u 20 hu shipments, 10 bu. W's
1k1-Dccllnrl e@3c. Sales wrre-4ooo bu No.. Hed at
AIG; LOCO lu do ii &1-Go SFElxc-Detned 1896 Eaes
were :1oo hu STANDARD ut s.1S for delivery next Turs-
day % IN do al q 1e loo bu DO at IL: 100 hu do
at etlx 1000 bu ID ri st.11s soo bn do 1t sflA
go bu dp al till 100 In dn At sllo; 1oo bu sllo
so bu No Int 410 80 bu do ns u 20 TO IN Rcctea
at Sc COO tu do ts:c. Chasing 9n!ct.
CoRN-Rcccpts, 45.ss4 bu Shipments 1s4 bu. MARKET
lc lover Sales at10 bu choice Yellow Canal at nc
t.; aooo bu r. t.; 700 hu No lat 7c IN store 400
lu d. In ots II &c storc .0 bt Noeat &C III asore; 90
b,a DO al &c In store. ......
uATS-Kccritts, 4:s6 bu; no shipments. Market de-
clod 1t1c sAica wc1c: 500 bo No In ios al 4ss IN
sorc 10 tu do IS In sto1c LOCO bu Rejected III &c
10 etac.
HfE-EcccipA 107 bu. Market dull and lowc1. saits
wrre % pgp Vt q % T tons; 20 bu do at1lo.
NARLEy-Kocelpts 9o3 bu klIruents. Market tlul!
and lower Sales wer 500 lu No 1t hSc n hoc lNv
tu do nj IL IL Etor.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS . b1la. Market dull and 1'sll'
| in1, At s6e.
| ALcoHoL-5e@s &c pe1 eal.
I
sive Ncss Pork upnnat ut tlsstlss5 Mess Beef cu
HW
l.AKp-Rece,ps lse0 IL. Market quic and nominal 1T
| llH9lsc- ..
TALLoW-Hcceirts, go ns. Ss!es were: 20 bbz ii
| 191<e-
HIDEs-I:ecchts ss.4le rs. 3!arktt lrncT. salcs 10
day the following quotations: Green salied- FIG
eEc; Kip 94@9x Dsy h4tcd uidta 14c Dry Flint, 1d4
&1:c: 1ny Calf :oc Green Cali. 1t@1lEc: Grcu Tells
Geos&1:o.
pOTAT0ES-Reccrta, COO In. Market firm. Sale
vcs s0 goul Mtsaunoeks 75c ontrack 800 1u Eeot
common Red s5c on track; 100 hu phkcyes at s OF
| track.
UEANS-so bu prime Beans ii 4i.1sl.
kGGS-In fais supply ut 61c.
PouLTEY-Ch.csens ts4e-e per dol. Tutkcys. s'.G
9cfn
! UETTER-Dull q. 10sS lsc 1ur al. 10 goul 1.oL
| LIVE 6ToCk-Acceilte 1G0 Cattle; $40 hogs s1k
u eaaleaTc.agsus ..--.-.....-...1 go r.. at q 70
| =. :. -........".-..--......ts =. pta
| ~ :, ..-s.....+'.....ss A.4e| 49,
! 1UI Hogs .........-.-.....-... ly9 81
| " Shcep ...................... 1ie Z" " S33
LEMBEE-CasEo If se,r. Denmark ffu1u Oco,io 4
&1u,oo: 4 cargo Of 1ath at tt.si.
, 1859-05-30
RAILROAD.
The Capacity cf this Road Is now equal to any In the
GuuntEy.
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
urrvrr.,, r1TTsD11nGu AND PHILADELPHIA.

,.,a 1,. =. r,,+,,p,r,, with
Connecting Hees IN ,nt n!oa HI a. ~ r;IsI.,,hI.
New % Y"rt Teston baltimore al Washington chy; thus
furnishing facilities io se M NV KIT ~ Toute
surpassed fes sEst 2na coae.i eY s - S t.Gi'nh, with.
Express anI t.st Lines tuh anIoosi1 ~ = n"N>t >
sass cas- :tasifi 70 saeh Tsni @ Mo"aEam. s,a.
.a!. Mill and Fat Ling san!a{s cfet, AMI E.et In.
t5sns ca.aest Gstecl iat NeW 1Utk E@Ap1e's S4" ~ ~
Trains eenncct At pittsbvsEh with thc A-A, ESpss; s
Arrive IN philadelphia or balt'ose IL f.A' u " AK"
AYE at los1 Il p,t.m,,h ,, thc Bpm. Fst Line
arTr h Isslsac.ph,a oy alturc At II. aud in New
T.k ut .:5o T. 81. Mall Trains leave Pittsburgh At AL,
arriving 1T Philadelphia II + ~ New York 4:.h IN.
Sx .ay t.aln. philadelphia and New aosk Two
daily tra,is New in1k and !stcn Ihsonght1ekcts
ir.t ckcts to Boston aTc good Norwich, Fall River
or .tn}n.tun LINES.
Tickets Ea,swat may e nlaiuc{ Ut any Ut the import
an ailsoad U3ces In Tue West alSo On loa1' ay q Ine
iii ;ick.;s at tic os II Le Company In Bos.
Ion. Nrx York, Baltimore or Philadelphia.
Fare Always a. Low a. by ANY O'aer
Aouee.
rEA.k tt Tickets by pNtsburgl.-E
.c corni,,nn II tic Western CONNECTIONS of the Tenn
xvr-1f, Ts!t,jnr1I tn Chicago makes this the
s.,-.ss ,.-.- 1,sr n1.TW1Erv rt1r East AND THE
DlkEIl Line II Eis EEtiiissrifW II WFsT s'A "'1'0 ~
The cnure.sue of tracts By the Railroad Bridge At ls
brci ay,i1g tr.yasc fer1aSr II fi:ht t"ettnct
Sy s:s,str. In ~ felss and shc teaSsli!ne public
to r'tfs es r. s''Ens, 's l,.,f f'~ar VITA ''a 1's'
do. ~ lie f,tlxnE Asets of Il Company
Is. 4. S,exaTt. I-Iurg: neyc L Co., s,ubersi!ie. O.:
Att%S = e f.rnfnn
, 1859-05-30
4 MERICAE EXPRESS COM

Fun, a.i infer ItiNpAY NEXT Nay IL mill further
, w.. ~, ~: Er,4 , XII; .rrir. ma i..,rf l. Gtny,:
Ayyc itIqt is.,it {if.. ilta1y N Turk Bsl~t.l ank
rr III, NTf-e,i t,.1, ,nu urfi1:,d via The (rt t.n.
vi mi rn !rnirE mir. ~, ami nm, Ih,r,ft at
s:Esa.n, snI ra.
l,.ssh. isa.iin,. W,.hinston Ind Nsw YSrk' Via tlc
;:vat Is:..y :t,s. At i: au,. Dvltart
AMI I.Hi.v}: r:1 I'm i.c-tsa Ind NV Aaapy alu
s..r,,, E.;rxi ; :. ...~, III. t.,nTi At 7am
Erm 1'n.r.i II i ;,s ,.,,,. M.nnhi. Vick.husz an!
Sc. 1r;rsn ~, il., Cs..aI td Mississippi River R.I
s*.Is :, Ecssp Ik,sAr Il ii sm.
Fnl,u Mnofa iaS.. lit y..n rn, t;ac>bnsch t;ur!nc-
, 1859-05-30

Warrant No "a xes kaf k:dsxalk Bunker A1eak Canal
10 Beach &1ee4
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
Il q I165
Warrant No I'd both tAes Of Front 4Eeet
Canal TEcsxes Subtfv1ahn Of yats Of section s. H.
- S.a6
Warrant No ~ west sidewalk On Twelfth stest Caasl
to Je7fEfHoH street.
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION 10 CHICAGO.
I 81 &6
Warrant 10 :s2 w@ for ou Owen xszst. May u
Elizabeth street
Subdivision Of lot Of circuit CONT ry1ttm at aec.
han 9A ~
~ y s 81
Warrant No 80 we fs tdewalk on Taylor sa1eet. Mno
1al1nd Avenue to Rucker stsrxt.
Canal TruA&es SuhtvIzsan of OF sectton H. s914
I u l9.15
Warrant No s9s wek- for constructing sdew1ks.
SCHOOL SECTION ADDITION.
N,15 = Ss55
Warrant No $8 we for ~ cuYc.. In west
, 1859-05-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SA1rBpA1lEyk1l11. May $50
wEArHrn-Warm and pleasant. Wind fresh spulh IL
West.
uAuarzp r1ox Ca1c Aso-At l,ur4o, on ts sGtl. Props
Potomac and Rocket.
c1xAxEp ,os cmcAuo-At 0swegp. on tie 18Th, schs
Belle Sheridan.
paor.alxns c1EA11so.-Ti.cp Propeller Tona~anda, Capt.
Palmer of the Western Transportation Company. e!eaEd
today for Isualo, With and lead and the propeller
Wlseona!n Captain Hickey M the Northern transportation
Company fur osdeasLuskh with ao'sr and h'd"'.
~ Thu following vessels arrived nj and cleared fsn.
Saginaw III the days named: ...
Arrived May e:d-seh.s Robinson, F1nc>y, : Mon
.sss Ss;.s essaa so ALT u & "a he
1scie Chsago. light er.ws Oi"n rlant C,slan a!"l
tsa1l!san l1 bunalio light.
Ca.arc~. the ssd-lrg Sanorus luref and shingles
;sr BSt;rd Lspn u, f. liz ior. oa M ,;ne Line
Mcneil CIifax" lumber brig c"ntntetct, -. iuHa1'
iua.tcr and shingles.
Vessel. rA~aso Dx1nos1 os THE -BouaA Cp-l:ask
Iho.e. + PIX 0bfsaF' brig o'eandeF: schooner" \ =
oun4 MsFy "sk.n; sx Il! ,h,5 hae ill., a.
deer, Gem, EC Roberts.
1srz4rz4,xo 70 Mates or vrss.1s otEAS potsp.-
uy alc1.rr fun. Lieut.. n. F. Maary u & ~ 10 H. T.
uoh,dn. Serrtary cr tho Buarl Of Lake Underwriters
arr informed that the ulacr IT Any sailing vtss e'I IL
reu from The lakes will br furnished " TIL cpy Ut the Writ!
and GAIT. ca1ts, eppcaton 10 Ieut d. Lynch NJ" "
S.,e s4 New Yosk In consideration Of h>surIhhnea
abstract If Ill. lug On his return.
TUE l1.as vas rcr"s.ca In yesterday l<as tut
TN % n e,e h spe ~!. VII sne1n " Il H. .
icn asccra!ncd that The vessel will which ,c collcd VA;
te.e sSe Il s woodru.f Il salGeroit Adsest'sc Eth.
So1,c1 ~ MAuxEss.-ve,scs entering 1:udaIo 1far?~s
viii e1ear the Light H"uc 1T " itrt as th,rr but ,'
, 1859-05-30
D1TTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
L AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
Now ctttItt.i and from Chicago to Pittsburgh
without clla:gc. connecting with the great

DITTSBURGII, FORT WAYNE
L AND CHICAGO RAILROAD. ,-,
rjSv, M"w sass anS s wi S s1e s
pennsylyauia Central Railroad
To New York, Philadelphia, baltimore md W,:htns,on
City asd al tie inoEnr toNns of Pennsylvania, ft~ Jef@
-. New it1k, Mar,land &c. ,.,.,t
a hs'ia; ahr Easss II 11ssts saas It M ~ adol cost.
T.Es ,ays tic dms, corner Of csrn and Van Burea
s:io a. Nsa 4: GAsso.s , siEs5,ss E1ssse da, 'ssn
80 r. .M-SIFlt Express .ls!ly, saturday. excepted
siss ssff Il baas ns ~ Ss.
aa4 M Id njssF St@ ye{* e. sfs Ssaa
l1lt xe. Ss sS!s IS ea'ssas Ssss;f M ys;,se W e.
steb:nvc. Wheeling, and Interior towns "f ohlo anu III
Te atove trains connect at Forest With tra!as on MAJ
River o e psae! uEt psy'Sn apd SnTan' ;I.'
FARE As LOW As Any OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers bouud East will ind tls route bo, pleasant
and passing through many ofthe largest and h"e't
e':I:, ,Ds ariisus i Chicago q the roads w
M Siyc esek ss y ts M IT. t. 5Siis R. saa
ss sssS ' ri ,, n ,,e
s P$I.s III @ s'a; q csaai sad 'aa Bas street.
JOHN L. AsbkSo Ba4 Y III @ ssssaf*s5sss ssa5 aSss Chicago
Freight Of all kinds Nti DC %aHe-iEu
pvuts E5t Ill tines At Is low rates as ANY oshef la'
Foao mug 10 MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS
Tie Pittsburgh. Font Wayne aud tl1aEo r. e Cnnran5
ayg effected asrnsvEsn WIN ins y
10? .'Im.,p H. snpeSS q W. t S a,S lsssa xs,o
w t'sonpnss aud dispatch. Contracts call be a3e 1t
the follow Ing places:
S: S:$i :;;; &;::; S#:$; j:::
T.: T.: !! kasy asy afss li.stoe.
Ytpoi, N10iffl sisctt, Tl.laaeiphl. 4.n,.
Hepoi Charles rcst, West Side. hes Van usca srFeet
't:Iss; Xa5S irskaxss via T., It. Wayne q. Il. r.
Fur further information de- apply to ,,
jas, ", MCSsUS. Fruight Agent, Chicago
11,rx,,oy f;,,n5 Frr{ELt Axt EhfcrEu. Hyt
, 1859-05-30

G1F}d NM
t1E.Etr1b.

This has been anothcr quict day in the whcat
market. Throughout tho entire day the Euro
1ean stcamers have been expected, and there.
was but little disposition to operate in conse-
qncncc. Holders generally withdrew their
stocks from the nlarkct; but those who sold
lad to submit 10 decline Of :G3c on Winter
and 1@:c on Spring grades. Only about 3'.-
"o4 bushels. however, changed hnuds at the fol-
lowing rauyc: No Red, tl.5o6nl.5.; Stand
ard Spring, Sl,la@ ,1.!; No, . Spring, *l,oat9
l"2, and rejected, ut SIG @Ss-ali in ssorc. In
the afternoon there were no sellers Of No. Red
1t tue ruling figures on 'Chansc, and it was
earnestly believed among dealers that the sales
ut &, 30 werc not genuine. They were reported,
however, by reliable and Responsible parties.
: Flour continues dull and dropping. Corn was
sladc lower to-day, but the transactions were
limited to about 1000 bushels, Mt 76c f. O. b. for
choice caual; 7la@:.ac. for No, in store; and
6GM57c. fur No. western. Oats were active,
but lower About !. 900 bushels were sold ut
4sM4b}c for No. ! in store. aud 40c. for Rejec-
ted. Barley also declined e@;c. Hghwincs
neglected. Hides firm. Potatoes in good re-
quest ut better prices.
MILWAUKEE To.DAs.-From gentleman who
arrived this evening from Milwaukee, We learn
that tue markets there we're unusually dull, and
the trapsasac,ions wcrc very limited at $l.la for
No. Spring.
NEw Yonk, May os-Rcccipts, s.ssi bbls-
flour; lao BY wheat; Il, AS bu corn 1900 hu
oats; :"eo bu rye.
Bosros, May ft.-Rcccipts, ao5l bb1s flour;
1926 bu corn; 17,s6c bu oats Flour firm,
with sales at $G.5o@ln.6o. Corn dull, at e1.co
for white, and e1.os for yellow. Oats, 55@Sac.
New WuEA7.-Thc following item we clip
from the =. 7. Courier d: Enquirer Of Thurs.
day:
Mr. YIN. G. Cutting exhibited On Change
Yesterday about two bushels Of new White
Wheat. from Georgia. It WINS somewhat dis
colorcd by the rust, but was otherwise Of fair
quality, md in pretty good condition. 4 few
Fin, were offered on 'Chnnge day or two aeo,
By II. Stutser 4 Co.
In the Memphis (Tenn.| 4 Rpaal Of the 25lL,
we find the following:
Messrs. Gntes, Wood and Mcknight received
on Saturday from the plantation Of Dr. Henry
l,ockery. De Soto county, Mississippi, twenty
five bushels new wheat. being the first delivery
Of three hundred bushels sold by them to
stcssrs. Harris l. HINT, for account Of Nessrs.
K r. Kennedy 4 Bro, Of the Pearl Mills, PITTS.
buret, Pa The price paid was &e.50 per bu.
for The three hundred bushels, MI to BE- dci;r.
cred during the week. We hare been presented
sample; It is strictly CHOICE and d The rid
May variety.
, 1859-05-30
pHICK WANTED.--Sewcra.e

1lRICk WANTED.-~Sewcragc
- Commissioner Once, chiaso. 31ar 18th: lsa9-
Sealed prop.sls will he v1ct,r at this occ till II
Neue.ay ths 1st ot Ius next. fr tu!ai-htn Five Mi!
il",s n Harl burned SEWER BklEk. I" 1.. sxax.'.
inches in dimensions made 6f the I>t HE1ssIa, sluaIH
edsed, fter from line. pebbles and Lists
Specimen. nsu.t acce'fn}nny each prnpnsat.
No proposal will te received for Ic.s than half al1op-
The Erk. to be d'ive,t In quantities and At times
followat,rc furth Of the quantity contracted for
tefore The twcntrth .ays of Jaac. July Aast aps s+
tvcE next respectively amt TO bt sutr-t TO sle El.pet
ton and eonnt II Inspector appointed By the Da'd *
SexeraKe Commissioned,
Proposals will state the riee delivered. pile M It.
line Of the *ewerx TIT streets whet sgHtd fnr
the rFfcr delivered piled mp such anck this city the
CaanLtzionczs may aprolnt to receive .hrn,-
Pr"poas viii as ktse The Price per thnn>and hy ,nea
suEettnt whru britt In the instc II tSnE prev.o
y eountt the atrEe dimensions o bricks :sine ,tr .a
Anl at The CONTRACTOR remove al rejected
brIcka from the work without acaF.
Each proposal u he endorsed IropnsLs far Brick
arat addressed to thu Sewerage commissioners Chtca
satisfactory security Tor the httal performance Ct Ill
contracts will b. required.
The COMMISSIONERS TA re.<rvc the right to nect any
pscposa At their discretion.
liz u,sier Of the n.,ani,
n,yl1-td-d&l. :, LIND. Acting Commtsso
, 1859-05-30

ll LAKE snuRE RAILROAD; Season Arrange
1ncnt. lss9, takes cfrct and aftcE AE5il III.
Baltimore. Washington, sprnhcld Worcester: ror!aId,
Quse Detroit s1sr:asGn nad.e, Si.Ea1a Fay: Bi,,G
Ii:,-a r llasIisbutEi Weelne Sy1ac!lts, TMy; l,uI
liuon a! al t!e pUihs III Fenn'5lsana New lvrs. sha
i1,e New Enr1hd states.
G:lQ 1n Mall and Accommodation, via old aiiehlan Linz.
daily, Ssndaya excepted reaching Inlettn 1t -
I'm. cunnerfnS Il Adrian with tssin re1el!nE "
tr,it 1t 7:1o pm. c,nIe<ahE With tasis on Gfess
Western Il. r. Lue.
600 au New lor.s Ekpts {dalIy except suntiay) va
a;&.Ttcn Air Iits, reach Toledo 1t 4.S1 pnl- anl
Dcttsi Gyt al 15 i4 tt1ue 70 CONNECT with s!Illi3
1outs Interior In Can1da.
e:oo pm New iork and boston Express {daT. Eatnn!#Ts
e1ccptrd), via old Michigan rtad E.saches Iolst.o
at3 znl, tld Dxtn4t II 20 Gouneclng With i:e
nm train on Great Western K.K.
Connection made Clyde and Muoroeyi1le for I'll points
IntrFiur III Southern and Middle Ohio. ul1t connections
mad. 1t Ic@cl.r with tafrs for Pittsburgh: phasqhi4
~ 'WUUpEi!fF:S THTEkT SLEEPIN{i CARS accom-
Eanv ali riI, ttins this New York and Uosson
NlltsinS fcr suui,ncr at newly fitted with TetapIs
and Dussers.
4. tic COMPANY = uicc under tie Revere House. ceeT OF
H:1,ioil.b aud Dearborn sfsstts and nj the depot.
G. II. GRAY, General Western AErt't.
1,nw { rrpr
, 1859-05-30

[From- -Ncha1tso1, EptncxI Co.'S CJcalaT.l
L1vx1roos, May i. tsss.
BsEApsrCFFs.--The arrivals this week are
again considerable. consisting Of e0.022 quar-
ters wheat, II ,4gl sacks, 500 bbls. -four from
France; 762 quarters wheat from Belgium !;
.,42s quarters wheat. 1,l14 do corn, from the
Aediter1auean and Black Sea.
Farmers+ deliveries Of wheat for the week
ending last Saturday wFre: Vi, ~ quarters, II
44saod, against u, &c quarters at 44a2d In the
corresponding week Of Inst year-
After Tuesdays market eolne speculative de-
mand was Uaanilested for French wheat, which
continued OIL We IN esday. when au ndrant evss
realized Of GA per quarter On floating cargoes.
while good qualities on the spot brought 3@4d
per ceatsl oIes the rases Of the prefioas daJ.