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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18
.guae Appointments.
DR. H. TUBBS viii be in attendance

1R. Ii. TUBES Will be IN attendance
H as follows
WARREN, National Hotel, Saturday. June 4h
RAvENNA, Prsntiss iiouse, Tuesday, May 3ist-
AsHTAErLA, Ashtsbuia House, Tuesday, June IN
For Consultation upon all diseases Of tke Thr0G,
LHRgs, Heart, Licer, Stomach, B0Deks, Kidneys
end Spleen. also. Dr0Psg. GreDei, RAsHsatism
.%sTg0EsHess, Debility. DySPspsiG, Female Dissas-
Is, agas and FsUer. Fits, Impurities eJ the Blood,
ErEPtiOHS, Cancers, Ulcers, and all other varieties
OF long standing Complaints, both External and In
teTnGl.
For some tea years, DR.. TUeBs has devotedhis entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands an nuali-,
nasy Of whom has exhausted every other resource
within reach IL No CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER
PoIsOSs EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE sIrE TO MAKE
WE'LL, OR TEAR DOWN To BcILD UP AGAIN The medi
cines can be taken with safety by the most delicate,
ami patients may remain at home, and continue, with
prudence, their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment after friends and
physicians have had given up all hope, the i~ndispUta-
BILE evidences Of which can always be furnished
Invalids, however reduced or despsirinS, are invited
tocall, and may be assured that no Encouragement will
be given or expenseincurred, without = corresponding
prospect Of rec5ysry
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WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

DALIlIOkE-I JAZZ lElr.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having had the misfor-
tune TO lose the best portion Of my hair, from the ef-
fects of the yellow fever, in New Orleans in 1854, /
was induced to make a trial Of your PREPARATION, and
found it to answer the very thing needed. My hair is
now thick and glossy, and no words can express my
obligations to you in giving to the afflicted such .
treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.
The undersigned. Rev. J. K Bragg, is a minister in
regular standing, and pastor of the 0or,hodox Church
at Brookheld, Mass. He is 4 gentleman Of crest inHu-
ence and universally beloved. WM. DYER.
BRooKFIELD. January II, lass.
Professor Wood-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of
your Hair Restorative. it gives me pleasure to say.
that its effect has been excellent in removing inham
nation. dandrun ald a constant tendency 20 itching
with which 1 have been troubled from my childhood;
and has also restored my hair. which was becoming
gray, to its original color. 1 have used no other arti-
Gle with anything like the same pleasure or profit.
Yours, truly, J. X. BRAGG.
The Restorative is put up in BEETLES of , sizes, viz;
large, medium and small; the small "a a pint. and re-
tails for one dollar per bottle; the medium holds at
least twenty per cent. more in proportion than the
small. retailsH for two dollars per bottle; the large holds
a quart, 40 per cent. more in proportion, and retails
for 90.
o. J. WOOD & CD. Proprietors. 3I2 Broadway, New
York, lin the great v. Y. Wire Railing establishments
and ia Market ST., s.. Louis. No.
And sold by all good Druggists aid Fancy Goods
Dealers. May 4, '59-3m.
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,vasv. the 6th dav CT Iu,e, 1859,
CHERRIES OFFICE.

~ Daniel Wilcox,
"a. In TrrntuI Common Plcas.
William Wilcox. Ct all
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale In tie above entitled
cause. issued out Of the Court Of Coln:nsn Pleas Of
Tiunhun County. Ohio. and to me directed and deliV
cred. I have leEied on AMI shall expose 10 Public
sale. at the door Of lie Court House IN H@zreE. il
said County, on
Saturday. the ith day of June, 1858,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
P NJ, OF said day, the following described Real Estate,
to vii: Situate in Rlrmington, Township number six
in the fifth Range Of Townships in the Connecticut
Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which Is
also in the Comfy Of Trumbull, and known az small
lot number IL in sub division of the southeast corner
of original lot No thirty four, as surveyed by Edwin
LeGiagKell, County Surveyor. oa February ed, lis,
for Kibbee & L0Veland. and contains according 70
said survey thirty one hnndredtis C3l-Iefo Of an AGRA
of land, be the same more or less
Appraised at S3c0.cO. T~=EEs-cash on the day 81
sale.
A. 7. LYMAN, Sheriff.
SheriGs Omce, Warren, May I, ie59-5w.
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May Appointments.
E. H. SANDS, M. d.,
DATHOGENETIC & URIPATHIC

f0f the firm Of CLARK & Sands, Jamestorn,T a.,)
Graduate, in 1919, OF the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of the City of New York. and fifteen years
experience in the treatment Of Acute and Chronic Dis.
eases-ten years in the City of New York. Two years
experience in that immense hospital for the treatment
of Diseases of every grade and character.
II CITY HOSPITAL OF NEW YORK.
About 2,001 cases Of Medical and Surgical Diseases
come annually under the treatment of the Ply sicians
and Surgeons of this Institution.
DR. was a pupil of the late DR.. SWEET, Pro-
fessor of Diseases OF the Lungs to the City Hospital,
Student and Assistant Surgeon under those great and
successful Surgeons. John Watson and A. W.. Stevens,
Of the City Hospital Of New York.
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CHERIFF's SALE.
''i1 1 D. ki'l''' In r-unsulI com. Pleas.

CHERRIES SALE.
~ Austin D. kiblee' rruu,uu com p,.,,
vs.. IN 1ruEtu4l ION Iie1S
Joseph B. Holmes 4 wife.)
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale in the above entitled
cause, issued Out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumb1il County. Ohio. and 20 me directed and 1enF-
ered, ] have levied on and shall expose to Public Sale.
at the door Of the Court House IN Warrer' IN sail
County, on
Saturday, the Eth day CT June, 1859.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock. A. n, and 4 o'clock.
p. NJ OF said day. the f~ell0Wirs described Real Estate,
TO wit: Situate in Pennington Township, TTmsult
County. ana state OF Ohio, aad beng part OF lot No.
30 in said Township Of FaTmingtcn. bounded AMI de
seri0ed as follows: Beginning 1t the N " corner OF
lands owned By Geo. L. Holmes. thence hortn % fees
to a post standing in the liae OF a small lot owned ~
Geo. l.. Holmes; thence ESstery two hundred and
thirty feet (23JJ to a post; thence Ssuth sixty feet toa
post standiny on the said G OIL. Holmes land; thence
u litiis South Of Vest TO the place OF beginning ana
contains about Fifty 14) perehes Of land. and Is the
same land deedsd TO said Joseph B. Holmes BY CALVIN
Thomas and wife. under date October 33th lr5S. APP
praised at Sls0. TERxs-Cash on the day Of sale
A. b. LYMAN. 6heriE.
SheriG's Office. Warren. May 4, ls59-5z.
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II e w G. % Cd I'd 9
At WHOLESALE.

S. RAYMOND, & CO.,
1OS SUPERIOR ST, CLEVELAND,
lCO five doors east Of the Merchants Bank,
r NOW RECEIVING
so Gases seasorable Prints;
Cases Printed Lawns;
Cases Manchester Ginghams:
Cases Scotch Gingaams;
Cases Manchester Delaines;
Cases Challie Delaines;
Cases Cotton Pantheon Mixtures:
Cases Cotton Checks;
Cases Kentucky Jeans:
Cases Bleached Sheetings;
Gases COlOred Drillings;
Cases Parasols, cheap;
Cases Umbrellas.
Cases Pins, and Hooks and Eyes:
Cases DENNIS and Blown Jeans:
Cases Coats Spool Thread;
Cases Assorted Skein Thread;
Coses Brooks White and COIOred Thread:
$50 Pieces Black and Colored Silks;
800 Pieces Black BrOadeloths and Cesslmeres;
IS Pieces Black French DOeskins;
Pieces Black Mixed Satinets:
Pieces Brown and Cadet Mixed do;
Pieces Assorted csssimeres and Jeans;
Pieces Dotted Swiss Muslin;
Pieces White Briliiants. cheap;
Pieces White Goods, in full Assortment;
GO Dozens Ladies' Cotton Hosiery;
JD Dozens Ladies' Lisle Cloves:
so Dozens Ladies' Best Kid Gloves;
200 Dozens Suspenders;
Dozens Ladies' Lisle Gauntiets;
Dozens Steel Skirt Hoops:
Dozens Black Lace Vieittes;
Dozens Black silk Yisittes, and
Almost everything in a JObbeT's Stock tO.ether
with q large and full assortment Of
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which We offer at Wholesale on the most reasonable
terms.
fLSO,
$50 Bales Brown SheetiDgs, with Cotton Bats. Cot
ton Yarn. DENNIS, Irvine, Ticks, &c, bought before
the recent advance, and will be sold cheap for Cash.
By S. d co.
Cleveland. March 3o;h, Is59-im.
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OF REAL ESTATE.

~ In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court,
1 shall oasr at Public Sale at the premises. on TUEs
DAY THE 3Ist DAY OF MAY. 1859. at four o'clock in tie
afternoon. the following described tract Of land; sit
the undivided one,iaif Of fifty acres OF laad, known
as part OF lot namhsr two in Vienna Towashi2. bounded
on the West by the Highway; Ncrth by land of DarizS
WoOdford. ami Matthias Chri-ty; East by lands be
longing to the heirs Of John Laserty. deceased.
SIDNEY c. TREAT, Ad'nr. Of
Nay (, 'j9-4S. Julius Il. Treat, decd.
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OHIO
1--WE STORIES $50 FEET LONG.
h devoted exclusively to the sale of the above.
STORY NO i.
Is devoted to the sale of Oil Cloths from ? feetto 81
feet wide. and Rope and Canton Mattings, II, 81,
4 4, Sd and g 4 wide.
STORY NO. 9,
Is an immence room, 90 feet high. devoted to Two
ply AID Three ply Carpets. Piano and Table Covers,
Mats. Table Oil Cloths. Stair Carpets, Stair Rods,
Carpet S~geepers, &c. DC.
STORY NO. 8,
Is devoted to Tapestry. Brussels and Tapestry Vel
vet Carpets. Rugs. Body Brussels Carpets, Lace and
Muslin Curtsins, Cotton, Worsted and satin Darasks,
Corniees. Curtain Arms and Bands, Cords and Tas-
sells Gold tordering and common Shades. BUD and
White Hollands, Curtain Fixtures, Pulpit tassels &c.
STORY NO. 4,
Is devoted to Hemp and Cotton Carpets, Cheap
Wool do ,Druggets, Crumb Cloths, Felt Cloths, Car
pet Innings, Rag Carpets, List and Yarn Carpets
Dutch " Gel do. &c, &C.,
STORY NO. 5,
Is used as an Upholstery and sewing room. for the
making Of carpets. fitting Shades and Cornishes. dc.
NO. 1877 d 189 SUPERIOR ST,
CLEVELAND OHIO.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
ysnrke,s-Reported 6y Telegraph.

PM AMI pHI, NAV g-BREADsTUFFs dull and declining
sal,, f 5000 bush Wheat 81 7VdS 30 fer White aud
81 Goa 81 IS or Red Com actye Yellow, sc OARS, ~
C,ovyR SEsD advanced 20 rs 81 WHisxy dull II sdS@
BARiRy and RVS quiet WHISKY nominal at soc. .AN.L
FRrIeBrs ssady. LAKE IMPORTS to-day; d~9 bbl- r"ef
1000 bush. Wheat, l20O bush. Corn CANAL ffosis ."
bb. Flour 7Oo, bush. Wheat, 1900 bush Corn. . o.,
i.yery quiet; no sales of having been made nncs he
steamers made pablo, hImsr -el"s aps s,aeis
"a Esrpsren CANAL nomiuslly soc on rlonr Nc on
Wb,nt Dc ON Corr 20 New York LAKE IMPORTS and CnsL
Expoprx the total amount OF tiran an nom
the Upper Lakes this port is lS9oo bush wheat aad 'V"
AE,xy NAV sn-FLouR heavy, but prices nominaly un-
chsns.a sales bbl. for retail and river trade WHsar
f.. White Canada buyers are out of mar
oct tie only damaged Canada at 81 7s CosS OPEN
$4,000 bush. eco 70. round yellow; s5 for White oArs
offered freely 5ld52c for State, but no buyers WHISKY
quiet andI.tssdy al 27c.
BUFFALO May 36 p mFLoUR in fair demand and hrmer
bb So for ordinary State from Upper Lake sprung
Wheat s;d 81 81 for Extra Michigan, Indiana aud Ohio aud
doing CoRx fmer 20o0 bushels unsound at I5c and
bush sound Illinois at soc. OATS selling In retail way AZ
s6c WHISKY nominal at 2Gc CANAL FREiGHrs unchsnged
LAKE IaPoRr today6oCo bbls. Flour 1900 bnsh Whea
l2oo0 bush. Corn. CANAL EXPORTS today-@S bos fioar'
1900 bush. Wheat l5,i 90 bush. Corn
NEwORLEANs May 30-CorToS; sales oday 1910 bales a.
easier but not quo,sbly lower prices Mddng Ollie Coss
cecnipg endepoy sales at este FLOUR; declining ena
ency 90 % H., snl-Innc. rAo.tSloss dun
CHARLEsTox, May 50.-CorToN: little inquiry, and prices
weak.
sAvAxyaH May 9-CorroS sales to-day Of any NONE it
and prices not steady.
Aueusrs May so CorroS quiet, and prices weak.
CINCINNATI MAY 3O-FLoUR advauced 25dJSf sales 2 70D
bbls At SO 25d SO 50 70, snperfne WaEar duh A. III 3jp
81 40 for Red and 55d III 90 for White. Corn active 8s
Sc. WHISKY steady at 25c.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
DIED.


APPLEToN-sudSenly Monday, May q, Hannah. widow
of The late Daniel Appleton in ths 65 ycs' Of heI
The relatives I'D friends oi the family respectfully invited to
psion. No 50 Wes; Twen'yiId street on Wednesday sito'
rcOD =. c'c.cck.
EpITTIN-At Maason n. j., Sunday morning. Hsy "a
Abraham Bri..in IL the sosl Of his sge.
The relatives and friends OF tie family s7eiy i.v.ei 20
st.erd hi. funeral he Presbyterian Cuca L ta I-e,
90 ruesdsy morning Ss irs' 81 ii O'Clock
BANTA-On suuasy MAY % El=tbe,s wife & Thomas 4.
Banis IL tie 7t;h year Of her age.
BLACKla ths city, Saturday, Msy o. ster Lingering
Lhess. William Blsck.
egCPHY-In tbs city Saturday, Nay ., aeE Lingering
.-less, Catherine BToFEy.
SglE-on Monday. Msy 80 Mrs. CNsss Co'e rect Of the
oss Caleb Cole, aged 80 yeA-s.
!aae.sl Wednesday afternoon. Ju:e 81 occck from
her late residence, No II GTeeawich avenue without aIthc.
hiVItstcn.
DoNoHuE-n tn. city srzd.y no-aizr Msy 90 Philip
Donchae, OF Thomas e.. kosanns DorOhse sscd 4
mouths aLd .j dsys
DEARMAN-ln this city. Suaisy mos-i.s Mly - Dayl
DrsTunr, IL tie sch yes! Of his age
FANSHAW-On Moadsy, May SO, of irorsy Of iLe i.aiz
Harriet Abler i dsGsaer d Arthur IsPfAn and Msssscs
A. Fsi.shaw, aged years and months
The eGd o the Iaiy eie rssstiy invited 20 attend
-a .; O'Clock Nedrysdsy the Is, u lne fcL
the Tcsiaeaoe II d. Farshs TTd aYe-Ee and Ncesy
street
FoRsHAYIa Ills ci.y, on Sc.lay Msy -, Anthony falsssy
IN the sih year cf u: sge.
JOIfNSTON-In WLlsns5uTsh, Saturday, Hsy - aNer
short illness of dropsy the brain, Nsn Frances Of
Rotor. William and MsIy A. JoAls;or aged year AID
nocls
KIRBY-on Saturday MAY S Elizabeth Rssae, wf Of William
Kirby. in the I'D yosE of be- ssc.
The ,ives and snds Of the fary respectfully invited %
attend the i ersl Tuesday afternoon at ocock on her
late residence, No. "a king s.ieet
LyON-On Sunday Msy - Mr. S:epken Lyoa in the ash
m, Usvs and henss u ne pxpy izylsS 70 stssnd ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
gpOOHLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

The Board met last evening, the f9fe'iden' III '''
Chair. ,,,rr;c7
M Dog Law.-The Mayor sent in coIilrne. ~ me- =
.,on =. commencing the passage OF resolution OH ns
a ya..ard for alf,ogs brought to the pu2nc P9ana-
go, .h;s date .o The lst OF october. The Mfyer
ties that every dog running at large is liable . Ts pc
a,sgd by auy person who may choose to DO So ihe
a r;ect was referred to the Health Committee: :, -.
Tie Ofal Coatrad.-A communlcaion nori. l""i NJ q
fJavor cal,ed attention to the fact that ID
tb resolution of the Common Council there was NJ
oatract for removing offal from the city, anu
s"ded tbaf be matter be referred to an appfePraie
Gannttee TO advertise for proposals. Referred o the
Pe:hh Committee TO advertise. -. os roso-
horse Pailrood in Atlantic stree-A series o. reso
am, rs were offered authorizing Mr. f. B. Lethiisla
tc Law tracks and rln horecars in Atlantic street ou
he sub ct was laid for one week, 10 De aue 'no
sp.eial order after reading PETITIONS
nresen,ed communication and afldavits wherein MI;
Dayten of the Eleventh Ward is charged wan ifau
N awarding the contract for cleaning the streets IN sd
Ward As alleged, the contract was moi gwen 70 LIE
Ieyfst bidder and there was money IN the arTanse-
men. Countcr-aHidavis were put in which went 10
or, that the given to the lowest bidder
and that there was no cousion dishonesty IN the
transactoD The subject was referred to committee
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

fsrs s.svi-s ss tie residence of b. son ir-Av joseph
Cit iOi Wes,r0y6rst street. hi. sreruoon a.
OwENs-Oa vonday Nay 60 At =, residence, No 10 Oi-h-
,Ol street W. Griffith O~cu., 81 y'crs Of as- IL.
Th. r.s,yss and fieBds nvFed 20 ai'n h -hei- ~
day rrD>sosy Slsi inst AZ 2 c'cock p N.
ORGkS-In this city O. Sunday, May p Michss ths n
sld .y .on Of Ioh1 sni Joanna Organ hsed i'I' - "
dsys - -.
On Morley rrr-rtns NsJ 81 Fredecs ~, onJ I
~ Or O.orre A s,lc Inss Peters aged year, h'N ~
Tn. Isye. spS friend, Of the family ard tno: Q, % s,
s,h O., c,yil are invited attend ms inneIai -
18th, i,,t-. mn from the residence 81 hs PNe"' .
y;nL sy-u-- on rrryisy May 81, a. oenes.
pARsoNe-Ou e,.rrsAy, May 3, Cornelius raf" ~,
o., .oa a ,be i,e Andrew Parsons OF Is'e-'" ~ 80 - ~
2i,h y,ssr Of his ,, H.. T,om ,b. r.sideree r.
- ~, hro,ss,In law Giead A Sni3, al fs., -.
III. ,ratn ,..ves Jersy City a. $50 l. IN ie'"a ~
stIG. =. -, NJ ao Ws.b;ugtou
L-vsis son Of the Rev Stephen snn 10 n, 5 :" ~
500 .ved years, 3moDths and 10 aay. IL, s,,,-.l ~
-. and friends invited 20 atteha nIs ~
W.sss.day June l. al o'clock N ;, tns ~ ~ -
"a .r,;nS.nn ESQ, No. $40 Gold street, broos5n,
cr Lskevl-, Lops Island, on sunday, ai-y 49,
times. Zebuon w. Seaman, IN the o'd yA u '
s,vrpIn Brootlyn Sunday Nay - s'gt sn,.t aSa %
severe illness. Mary Smith wife Of Maine" S"h-H' asu .
years and mOntha - - .-,.,. ,,,
1svrFDy-At Albany Monday May - % al'
SO ~ the tbost Ca'hsre, the Only deishel es yeats
"a an ,he 18th Francis Temple, tne only sou aseu
80 II month Of Edm1 and Mary TseedS oi He"p'r IL
.h;, city, on Friday morning May u henry spanialns
S. son OF Waiter and Margaret T. Na asa ~ years ans
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
Receipt. Of Productivity 20, 1859.
R-po,.eS e-eississly for THs N. Y THIsrSE, bv Daxw


Br R.nso.p-yev-Yw Yws Sad Erie-St tSi bsl~ Fiosr, ss
bbi. E,s. 81 pss. s,hs. sol bb AID II e,s' Beers, % m
Butte, 70 bb. aud Is sess re.e b.rsss ss bb. wss
iy. e6e side. Leather ~ roll. Ls,her - Hides PIN. Dried
sugsr 90 tsl. Porsheae. . eis. Bacon, ca,'' abs'.
Gran Seed. II pkss Furs, 80 btis Alcohol
Ne,- ferk ead Nertaeea-So cheese' rolls Leather
By AMrscsx ExrRsss-25 pks- Butter, 5bsl. Ess.
BY UNITED STATES ExPSEss-ls7 pss. Sa6sr n. a.,
Nv SsoNw,il' In. 70 ,ST - o. u ~ 20 ~ s
BY STEAMSHIP Rosyoss-Fyoa No,fsk-ll6 bss. whea:,
By srs,NFR KtY Posr- From ksy por'-7,oco baskets
By NORTH ss-i,res4ntS Ssa@Iosf Lse--sl Chee,s,
2bbls Apples, y bb Esss, Ss Sheep Hor'e'' 81 bS'
Ncr York and Troy S,cl-SAsi cs.-sa Dbl. FlOar, {,
bags Barley 80 bales Tow - bb E i7 eos P'a'oe' i"
Pepls sLne-Inruiat.on refasedssmS,eS, no oSs Ess',
Sss Yo,s aad aSany Propeller Liae-sio ca,.le.
Rocaesier Tan,po,iafioa CoBoat G'sen Bay-'N eo''.
POtsics. as bs- -Four ll5 be Besn. 49,, r,. >, AA,.
6 sack. Dried Apples S7s bbs ssan' 30 Dds f"'a0e
Absny and cdsol Luc-Baa, Joy27se MI: FoaI 100 sb'
Whisky los bags Wheat % tee Cu,nei'' S Dos rFo'on'
of 1ySg Isssoet Ps..'sslo ~ sS II Bfst s' sS'
Flour 4shhd' Tossse' Ss e'sc' saeSn - m ,.' ~ ,s q,
and tubs Lard, 50 Dbl. Beef
SAi~ss, Matls,c, cos Liae-Eoa basA wAea;.
iaaeriean Transre,taoa CoeBoas Ge,aH;sT-.o 20 3d. 3D.
Flour -. ,,.
Uestern Tydnsportdt.on Co'-B0dt Ned HoNo!-~o ees-
Flour. casks Ashes 50 bbls. Peas. -, -.
Rcrse and York LreBoIt Watstns-l o2l bash oas
Nee York and Troy T,aHiporia'a Co-Boai Er's-Ss'i
bush Corn. -. o, -,
Barsc L. p M,u-n-s pkss Bitter go Che'scs psrs-
Esg. IS bb Fl,u os bush Oats ITO bb Potatoes" '| bales
Hay.
fa,ce NiHnk-i19 pkss. Butter pks. Poultry, pkgs
Fg,s ~ bbs Flour 30 bags Feed, bales Hay.
By steamer Alice Proe-Fron Red Bars-5 pkg. Grass 81
boxes Eggs 5 pkg-. Straw berries 49,, , ,,,.
TorA-l2 OF bbls Flour II bags and 1900 bush Whew,
$40 ps e. Butter COO Cheese % pkgs Ashes oos Apples
88 8hbs and 9 Eggs 79j bb and II bags Beans az t
Cut Meats us aud SS pkss Lard 50 bbs PORK Heaf y
and Gs boxes Dacou $50 bb. Beef $40 ob PDr Ss do
Provisions bids AZ cases. II bales aud 6S boxes Tobacco .
bbl. and 7s kegs Grease so bags Mall ~ bos Whisky y
Ibis Alcohol 1869 sd.s Leather rs rolls do, 0t phss Dried
Fu 10 Pineapple Cheess t53 bales Hay, II be' Wool 10
half boxes Csuds pkgs Beeswsx IS bb and boz M.po
sugar 20 Hides - pkgs Grass Seed, IL pkgs Flrs kes
Nine 10 Calves iS Sheep and Lambs Horses, 40 Cste
7OOo baskets and % pkgs awbees - pks Asparagus Le
bb Potatoes Barley ~ bales Tow 10 bales Hemp So
bbs Green So bbs Peas, IS baskets Cherries Ioi boie.
Starch 7s2s BUSH Oats 1881 BUSH Corn psss Poultry S'
bags Feed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

From CAPE Tows.-By the arrival Of the United
States steam fiigate Minnesota, below Boston, we
have Cape Town papers of the latest dates. We find
the following matters of interest;
Considerable excitement has been produced in Cape
Town for the last few days by the circulation OF r'-
NOR that the Beers of the Transvaa are preparing an
expedition to capture and sock the mission station oi
Kiruman. near their western border, and that they
thirst with specia fury for the blood of the venerable
missionary Robert Moiat himself. The rumor may
be correct but probably is groundless or eIag
gerated
The most important political event of the past month
has be en the formal dsapprova by the Imperial Coy
eminent of any further extension of British territory
in South Africa This puts stop to the scheme tor
resumption Of the British sovereignty over tie aoan-
doped Orange Free State, or the extension oi SOW
ereigu,y TO the Transvaal or other more distant
provinces.
The Parliament has been in session more than
month The estimates O revenue and expenditure iof
the wear have Just been laid before the Assembly.
The revenue for the current year is set down at
lO75 OF about 900 in of the income Tor
1858 The expenditure is estimated at tlOooVi, OF
which about is under the head OF ecciesIati-
cal f6l6S7 for the border department, aud the
ohory;nes 80 900 for education, and E7O,090 for
roads streets and bridges The expenditure for mmi-
gaiion already provided for. The proposed annexa-
tion of British Cairsna TO the colony su remains for
decision by the Legislature. The feeling, both OF tte
coonsts and Cararans appears to be opposed 10 the
annexation.
The work on the railway is progressing fsvorably.
The FIRST sod was tarned the 3lt of MARCH,, and the
contractor has sent to England for 300 navvies to carry
on the voik.
MIR Murray, The Civil Commissioner Of Vctoris
West and George Hendrikse, his fel1-cornet, have
been murdered by two kafhr squatters.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

Steamship Hsmmonia (Iiam schwensen, Hamburg May IS
South ton Sth. mdse aud 40 pass % kunard Co.
May l5 in the River Eb Ham ship Deutschland ls,b
lat ~ 81 lon ~ Peed steamship Ars hspoe f s9s,hamp-
Luee f Hamburg 2h st ~ - Ion 50 50, steamship
Weser, hente foT Southampton sud Bremen
Steamship Psrkersburs Powell Baltimore and Norfolk mdse
Bas Dore lremenJ. Graban, Bremen April % mdse. sad
90 pass H. Koop May o. a ~ 10 lon 50 o. poke ship
Mortimer Liyir g,ton, hence fos Liverpool
Bsk Jacob Merrill Psrk, g. Jsso. Cuba q days sugar b
conpsry with schrs Reed, fOr ewYorai Eama Mayo
Bah Role Roger, G,yeston April n, sugar to Peck
Church Has had contribution Of head winds the entire
Bah J. C. Michel. to sew.pqr Nickel sasuai L, oraade
MAY ~ faS & s s % ws cf.s aps e1 as St ss N
20h lat q, lon. 70 A. Took pilot May @ I'D miles D. of
Baik A. H. Badger Means Grand Cay T. H. days salt Ia
BarI Victoria Reed of Bh Preble Havana liday, sugar
Bns Ncrsok tof Esstpor. Emery May,guez p r. May II.
,asar Bra son Co. Msy D. lat 80 lon z, passed bark
Biz samuel FIeIeb, PsHit Ponce P r. Nay via Gsay.-
lat 20 S. Ion. II 49, spoke scLr - hence r st. rhonss
Had .sece'.on Of Gains and light winds the sa,re passage;
of Cape Hstterss a number Of vessels bound ".
Bg Est lswed NeukcEck, Santos April II, coffee TO Geo.
Brs bsTa Duse Plinney Rondou, coal bound to Boston.
schr Gsena of FrespoD Waite Msanzas y days no,'.ss
to Issr May o. lss ag lon IS 50 .poss 'eAf Alexander
sohr Liverpool Brl Isss EIeukers May a. fruit to James
Sehr Elizabeth Prsssey, Tce Philadelphia, coal bound to
schr P,r.h4I crOwr Gloucester day., f,h to master
Sebr Senator Hsthaway Port Even, coal bound % Boston
scLr Lssurs = s., George, Me, days. lumber % master
seIr j. p Collin, Corra. Boston day.. rnt'e 70 T.,sr
sebr esesop, Nah RoekIano dsy. hme 70 master.
scbr Bell (Brl. Mills, wId'or l5dsys plaster to ni,er
schr. Bray Lowell, Boston, Ide % master -, ,,.s..
scI ssoTebset Lssr HsmIGD C DAY 'n''
sAILED-sr, su.hp Quaker City, Havana and Newohe'n'
NIND-DuriIg the day nom ~ 70 D.