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Auctlnn sales.
Xxx GILBERT d SAMPSON
Furniture, Carpets, Piano, Etc.,

AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. So~ru.%. ut couuese.n J., IN ,...,.r
VI! ~ .4-& aud ~. ssior ueuk a y r. tnrs
taA- h1st % Roa 10 3aseeA* md nav adFat. 1n
etHK<a, = cur rtnse- ~. a Lakr street s@
~ AesnfaleEt ph-a II 1f VII +tvtts ~ Htas
~ Aa1~ ~. OH. Va nut y hca< WOO, at!ka ~.
- Dn~tnk Ho Iabrats, Ch1uuh<r s.u ua~,t. Il, ON
turN vi Of 1n'c. or dur y l. v4sT7atsd "a Il %
N 1annss1.n I'd. aud rot R1.dc ucf'o, h3F 70 n,
- ee1 htt+4 In E. lisa 80 pie C1Fptt1 o< ya;:ols
sssNA Sat Ia Qua1 t!es 10 .riI pin 'Ser1. Afro.
o<E PA. o FORTE = E0sF WHO'D .AsF.
~ o. !xss l. ei Nar+. FtHr o. Cesa, NAT, kuss
> ona lh1-+
GooDs NOW M ExHrB1Tlo1.
ott Lf:e atN Of 3s tl tniturv, tba W ocn
seHaf pHsAs sa:e y = p<t Il e.n osKkt
ese - = G1tAsKr + 3AAPSoS. A"t.r.
o8aHtN E3 Iske rsel
f'OR SALE--The Subscriber will
ri y public suetinn the sh X d. fer es,h o.
Ittsua r. Sov l. isas. At 10 ucAek 4. II u kt, cEce.
A,hne n1hk. thAaso. t~u erstain p4t+1.& sssed
y toe ufed St4 10 tsA'uu1 AtklnA oA Or ~an !ut-
prt<H,ertt Hakf. I, a1u E4rvr.xrv' .s1 .noun "a
Attlns Aatonstnn R<u- and Ks3er: wheh pals ut u
HHe! *Fen<E ieee. s- 4ued Oeotsr IL T. ie.4 rsj
me otheT ter !sllA uJ'on lA1ttEa4s Of heu. eae1
Ap1 7@s7- lSa both nf which - Ere4 tn j. ).
NTzhs ent sfterwants ~ deed r. M Ut ra.ts and
HNud i,esrms e ~ ls.:. duly A>44 n.d .La eaLsx1e1
JAMES cLArp.
A*AsG.esn$
o9 ANtta - WHh.AT,
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WN. 4. BUFFERS i CO..

18 Ds4rbsrm Street. 70
faw do,ss North Of The Post oa.es, cheA O. lrlaea
II Prompt atant Elsea Ia RE Aa!es OF ipd& II
property At OFT Aueoa Roous aay s.rs of The isy
9fes By p<.nlts'cu. to Mts.r.- r1n~n i v ulctr,
ts-s fi.tuEs p~@eE1 \. 9rith / co, lit aqf Fur
i,raler,; a. ). Uno-ay i 70. LanI !sx-his: b. d.
coe co. s: os,t h. fa,:t ~
~ Liberty he ~ ~ wniaa r. E.q oeed Ii
C1vsr. ka1.. Marl1r rask : CHA Tettv n1o
Furniture Dsders, Ill Ut Chicago. eee7a.yAty
OHM RAN KIN, General
- ROY a.d fobxESIov xkEcHAyr.
no. IT ndo'ph H. third door Of thr ssxxn HouAa
Eaah Atv.uess uade Goods lNao,ls sni Fnsas0
Sale. PARTICULAR Attention k!xen TO out-oor Alea.
Regular xae dzyA TueAiayR4 Thusst2Js anil saiuEcAyA
Ample ssorzxa Raons fo vnt II low mica Islby y-db14
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~ Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street,
aud ret Jour clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be well done aud at prices to suit the times.
FrRs-Wc shall sell fine stock Of Fur
Goods. this morning, Mt our sales room, No. -
dearborn street.
YIN. i. BC51sns Co.. Aucflopeera
, 1859-11-01

Browns Bronchial T1oehes.
BrowuA Bronchial Trochaz.
Bronchial TFoches.
Bronchial Trochs2.
Browns Troehes.
Browns Troehes.
Troche4.
XrocheA
.Pr~.utosntt7 thr arss ind best"
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcuEl
~{neoom~nd u sIr US 70 Public spsaksT[
REV. Il. G1IaPsN. NEW IoES.
~0ssas serrt:e Ia suhdutng Hoa.~snes*.~
KAV. DASlxL W43E. SEw YORK.
~ A.v, p,ovsd them txeelleot trr whaopa's Cnes
EEv. H. W WARREN. SION
.o...s bsaedt Ia II st,oas Of tas EronehlA orxaas
DR. Jew LANT, uosr ROW.
II xu,ps md pisa Aat toza.lnau "a tl' coosaA H.
DIR. q F. Bl04tow. sos ron.
~Conts.u no Opium any ;btns snlu1ouh
nK A, :. HAL Es, cHEulsT. Hos1oS. :
eact. ia Il, log tbs tata>s ~haa eoupAda y
upa.k though sudernk r n told
Rrv.s.j r. ASDEasos. st. Lou1a
~ hardly unite IN th4 ahovs sommsuda!na
REV u. SCHUYLER ST. loufa
- friend having tiled 1ny remedies foE Asshaa W ~
hensa found sslisg from ths fsoehes.@
REV. LETS FRANKFORT. ILL.,
Sold py :ststs srsrr -hsse, - esats 1as Boz III
Sold by FEHTON 4 CO.,
..nss4Ssua ~ Laka street. opp ,StA Trerarn Eo4s.
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Che7gn. Oct- air.! .!s.9. stl&d .&&a
NOTICE 70 CREpIrU1.S AND

=
a.trIs .t.aisr,.--Ta flsnw p<s'e ~ havA
ll+i Cu+a.y SouIt e toak l'""ly. c'A.u- as&
II. nsh pstsons. 'ouws to vii -Hstsu1
,4trs 4 lob ,lasr w. lam t's'aty hAt sha
~ 4sela ..'so'. La:ans srsfh.n ae. ct.. csh =.
Aasn-~a " ueff. sA4rast = SKI n~E b" = 1Hre4
an Eds nd H. Edwards Chas L. k4cx. ~Lhh e ~
are YET u.~dIu ~.u"ts~th sAA* tns aF~ forth
~ua pso.sn .,1r good u's for Z; rn'sser . ~
sar- 10 t4wn to he Ctut. the ca n% wist
provided b. 'hs 1T Il ,hs Leg stuf ot !rs1 a..
f%hrt ~ H. lh5s pAst*tt rs%l' il the -dt hEeut
u elaas asan'. ths t.tss IT da*a~d .sr~o = ~
!ukIY- ~ ofltf OF - n:,t. .. x. .
Chicago. ILL.,. OF. =. 1857 osj,a:sai~
NOTICE.-Ciie ieaeo Water Works.
~ All "wn.r> o~e pant of buildings sup. lied .!'h
water the thhakp Cty II DR. .ul c.ts ~. Fhy
n3sned ttat lhs Esfn pavll<a' Of tho y~ar
commencing ar ii, II And di A4y IT.. b%. AHl
bs Cue :. able thr Qst af Nav mhr n-1t As ihs
WAfA Cao,nl.tonsfa DneH eosEet ot L4xsI nd tasAA
sc etA Ynosa M. l. usst M4'In~ D.nk taA Fa' Eo<pt
hrrrIn sea1sec u due tbs II II Sa.sE:er It IL
for The the la con.r cling with kAas
Gas AMI en- l'E My j.. is%J
Oxnfs Or coup II huldlnEs With 1F~ st'Ha etnn
1. sdJolLk st's. afsv h uuxh vi tiAs
lpntt 4 pipes &lah. Inn ~htk no. rup ri
with w.te IL nata<t 'hat lbs seenn SsTs unEal
Payment fur tbs ftr lh~ rnirne nenE Nay
1T Gs3s etdinx My l.k ISa. viii h dus ani pay~
able II t1e tn Z a".l pl1te.
By or1ss of the to4ea:
watsr Can.u T4er, Qxs- ~ l-,@. oe3La7s II
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ARRESTED roR FoncEaf.-A we'll known resi-.
dent Of this city named Jonas c. Clark. was nr-
rested last weak. by officer Asa vii
,iams, at St. Clair, Mo-, upon requisitlon from
9ce, Tisseli, charged With forging tie names Of
Tracy s Thomas to check for $Aoo. and pay.
ing tie same to G. It, Stevens Co, Of Lake
street, for jewelry- cla'k is in jail awaiting
examination.
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LUTHER HAVEN. Tsss.urr.
Mt. Vernon Ladies' Association Tor lli1tl4-
Papers in the State favorable to tue cause will
please copy.
, 1859-11-01

ATTENTION SIN KS.cHEs-There will be a
regular Conroca.ion Of Apollo Commandery
No. ]. f. T.. held ut their Asylum in Masonic
Temple, on this {Tue<day) evening. Mt hall: past
seven O'Clock. A full attendance i. requested
Dy order Of the Eminent Commander.
, 1859-11-01
Nelu a1brrtise1l1el1t8.

~ r. SCEITE.f, Ate-r71t~7 4grak. - Deust9rnru
|, oAto7=ed Tecriee AdeexfTts nis dAd all A<
Laiin9 Popers Ct IL. ,.artA He.. t4l.aas&y
, 1859-11-01

~, S!.fs3 70
Ttkets limited to 90 1t u &3eh to be had onay II
ROOF CADf'3 xu.c St = ttAk It ees. Rhttx The
articles ean be
1he Of the drawing nunSers will b. rphnshst iht
das II usinx The C< he<zt
4sto II hare theiE tickets bY q u1a. hy ~
dressing ALEX tc0! {. Boz Nn
" n rox}t~a'v m roxf norrment oceta.Aew
, 1859-11-01

pEnsexAI.-1Ion. Robert Smith Of Illinois,
Hon. Geo. Bliss Of Massachusetts, Lieut.. J. X.
Miner Of c. S. a. Judge kincaid, Muj. Thomas
Shelby and Col. Porter, Of Kentucky, are ut the
fremont House.
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lECoNp EoARp.
MONDAY. Nav 2-r. N.

The Stock market was steady and strong this morn
ing. but not decidedly active, except for Newfork
Central and Rock Island, both of which have been
moving up on the overssles of the bears and the
scarcity Of cash stock for delivery on maturing con-
tracts. The deliveries Of Central Were made with
great difficulty again to-day, and the shorts were
obliged to buy in at the going rates thus creating
brisk demand and establishing handsome advance for
the day. The movement in Rock Island also makes
steady progress and the shares are working up grad
uay to higher prices The stock is not so scarce as
Eew-York Central but the fact that large amount OF
stock is under the control Of the clique on buy
ers' option contracts, has induced the shorts TO
cover their sales 10 some extent, and the
consequence has been rise Of from TO II
y cent during the day. The sales Of Central
at the First Board were 567 shares and 600 shares
at the Second making an aggregate of o,Sl1 shares
for the day-the stock closing at IA late in the day.
The transactions in Rock Island at both Boards eu-
brsced $3.50 shares, and the stock closed firm at 81,
an advance Of y cent from opening quotations. In
other stocks the movements were not vigorous, but
the tone of the dealings rmer in sympathy with
The Improvement in New-York Central and Rock
Island. Hudson River and Harlem Preferred we're
both fraction better, and the latter was very firm
during the dsy. The Michigan Rosds were sesdy,
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nv TeleQrRph.
49, r,uFAnr AZ

BALTIMORE, May 2-The brig John C. Keller from Per
nsmbUco March n for Baltimore, abandoned at the
2h If APRIL having experienced heavy weather and sprung
The aud arrived here this afternoon In the
Kech Comet Vessel and insured The Pstsp-co
New York arrived here this morning She below
ships Annapolis and Washington both from the Pacific The
bark Flying Cloud arrived in Hampton Roads FROM PernAn
buco dsrnnstsd.
BOSTON May 2--An steamers Kensingtou Baker, Phia.
depha City NewYork, Howcs, do ship Washington OBJ,
Davis, Grreuock.
HAMPTON ROADS May Arr bark Flying Cloud 81 days
fro m Peruombuco bound New York with cargo sugar IN
q gsle he'd her masts cut away.
NEW BEDFORD, May 2-Arr ships Yorek, Soule. Homo
lulu Mountain Wave Hardy, do, with oil and bone freight
SPOKEN Feb H. oG CAPE Horn, bark Industry of New Yok
from Rio Janeiro tor Portland.
CHARLESTON, April 3o.Steanshp Nashville, Murray from
New York here al O'Clock Saturday evening.
EEw-ORLEANS, May Arr ships Athens, Boston Sham,
eek. Liverpool
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MAR RED.

RpswELL-gnTH-on "Wednesday April 20 IN the fli,,
Yr,,bytefish Church, Bergen, N j., BY the ny
Frpeb Heary L. Boswell II this city 10 ISABEL daughter d
Air. Smith, ESQ, Of BERGEN
BUREHAN-HILLIARD-A 81 Jsmess Csuren Nof Sy
k.ss q, Wedp,sdav April r. Frederick @ Bornham OF Nyw
York " Ms Csha1ne l. Hlisrd dsHsn''ro' rr@n'4' "'
kard, ESQ, Of Ro1buy. 80, =,
COOK. Hlsdsle, ~ Y, on Inesasy APIb -,
the J. ~ Shsf,r Mr.. Rsnsselser Co"k o. S~s01I '
ssHts. Martha Hall OF Ssehed, Mas -
IIEt0IN- BopGyR-on Thursday April q. BY TIE rev
Tf1n.. n Oshorn Henry Lanisan. eSqi o. Ne"ioih
IN Mo Harriet Y Hodycr OF New Haven Coin'
ucp,p ,upprsIsFR-On Sunday evening May j. IN the
"r.s,- ~ y chureb Nv Rev. NJ. pc Crawtrd. MI
th Eb TO- Mss Amsnds only daughter Of George swrPen
ts@r ESQ ell Of this city
Phihlephis ysper please copy ,
vsTrrOIAR -sTROPP-In this city. Thursday, April
.. sv ths Rev L. Coyler L. WestersasTd TO Mise Ahas
st,ovp both q this city
wRIGBT-CORHwELL-A;N eweursh, on Wednesdsyy even
nr Apl n Al St. Georse's CHURCH ~ the KY DI Bowl
- N Wdsht Of O-weso, N. T., 70 Caroline yoGDges
dsn.ttsr Of Geo Conwen, esq, Of The former place
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M4RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......MI'
Cleared.

S,.sm.hps-Empe City Howes Havana PsIs"rsosTS Pow-
Ell Baltimore H. &. Cromwell Go. 49, 49, =.
Shr- Gsena Lesyitt. New Orleans w Nelson sons n.
Gerard srl. Tremen,is Havana Boyd hnesen Lebanon
E.u,iLuu New Orleans. Slant. 4 ThoupsoD.
Bark.-A Msybee, Thorp, Havana skuha tSof knat~~n
Rotterdam uolmbJe uosdley; f. Canp, Lewis 81 John r.
Nottii eLam (Br) Robinson, London, Freeman
. Co II. l. Rugers Desno New Orleans. Eagle HAzss
Circa.sian Hcesan Bangor II. d. BrooAmsn Co !;
PiIsrro s,urgcs Mobile Laytn Hurbu David Caroanr
C,f-ro Naples, Law. Ge- Co
swrvnce Allen Boston Dayton Srrasue
p : Johrsou Lockwood, Savannah, d. {. Murray. Empe,
Osborn Norfolk, Sturses Chairman Co Merlin, Coi. s.
1Lp N,yis- son; T.. jayne, Jayne, Baltimore Mall
lcr Lcrd Ouerrsu II. Maybee. Hgbe. Barbados; Kate
Field r. bbn, Galveston d. Murray Nonpanel tBr Hal,
~ In ID r. Uewolte o. H. Williams tBr jones' St John,
D r. Devote. D Khan. Minor Hartford Advance tBr),
Curry Hsnfsx D. r. Dewolte Mcntcs~ WinsIow Savannah,
Wash, Carver Chsse Leoeads, Small Salem, w Ropes
ssrse-Mehisau, Goa. Philadelphia Brig. Knkpatieh.
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s,s,pshin Locust Point French Baltimore udse. IL b.
Cromwell Co. Ap "a. IA, OF A6seeomo saw ship ffes
Steamship Chesapeake Croweu Portland mdse and pss>
II b. Cronir I'll L co. -.
ship Portland Lesytt Hayre 50 days ise and asi to
c. {. Duncan. ,,,a,,
Harcous bus Has ~ OF Haeras with heavy T.
winds Apri e. "a Ion 81 r. spoke brig Nara Spanish
from Spain bound 10 Havana, IS days out 4h lat q lon ~
s brig Mansanla from Ns,anZas for Boston, Ath James
Becosay the United States ship Savannah died
board
Be Tocopa french Rebeco Cete l3 days. wine % August
Brs Echo King. Rio Gaide 81 days, hides Sc TO master
March Grapde spoke bark Richmond hn--.y Of New
R,dfd cruising; been 10 months. had $40 bb board
Sth let 81 o. bon. II 80 brg Pilot Fsh of Bostonh bound
Scbr VIM L. Richardson. Bayley Mayssnez, R. April ls,
olsss.. 10 w Lewis. Apr a. lat 81 lon IT, spoke bark
Lucv Ring, hence, steering ; \ w. 49,
s w Eldridse Snow, Boston so hours hsh to Wcoraa
schr George Brooks Wallace Portland Conn., 2dsy. plaster
schr Ko.su.h Petterg Boston days, mdse to W. Lewis
schr General Taylor. Brown. Philadelphia days, coal to
master
schr CIsro, Vincent, Phlsdelphis for NoTwalk
Scbr j. W. TuskeT, Tucker Philadelphia 3 days coal.
Schr NJ Powell. Powell, Trenton for New Haven.
sssr Gh1nn's T Mssa l ssy. hs. to- master
SIR Laura A. Mansam, Walen, Gloucester, fish.
Schr Sersph Alien, Glouee-ter fish
schr. NJ. Z. Pierce, Smith, New Haven days
BELOW-Sbip Free Trader.
Bark d. Rytrson Br 30 days from Bristol Eng, via Bst
uuds-IB BY pilot boat Christian Berg No ID
SAILED-Ship Lady Franklin, ST. John, B. harks b. Col
cord Bordeaux Honduras Belize brig d. Roger Curacao
and others
WIND-During the day, from southwaId
The ship Lotus G56 register me large Sectional
Dock FOR repairs She will be stripped Fccagked and newly
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is shown by the annexed table:

The Bank statement il favorable one, and shows
a conservative movement on the part of those nsti-
tutions The Southern Bank balances are aocumu-
ating, while the reverse is the in the Western
baauces The reduction of loans is not all due, II ia
true to the prudence of bank Managers but has arisen
from the difficulty Of finding satisfactory paper but
We are not disposed TO cavl at the for such
desirable check to expansion The specie line shows
small increase, but it is only nominal, the loss of
over million on Saturday not showing in the aver
age. The net deposits have increased considerably
the increase being mostly in bank balances.
The movement of the Banks since Nov. ~, 1885, has
been as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
Mnrket-Peported Jy Teleerap6.

CINCINNATI May 2-FLovR-Aa advancing tendency; SIS %
20 - IS. ed for superhne WHISKY buoysnt z3ic. PRo
VISIONS quiet,
NEwOkLEAss, April 5o-CorrosSses today 10 500 bales
gnchsu g-d prices. MSS Posx dull. GussIEs i9GIIlc
hEwOaLEASs, May R-CoTTos: sales to-day 100 bales
esser bu qgotsby 0wer pes TIE roceipt North
Bn;oI. ahyess caused less ness il Market SUGAR frl
a. &c. for fair NoLasSEs. SEC
PHILADELPHIA. May 2-FLoUs firm at 90 sra Ss75 WHEAT
scarce and IN demand " bite ct 81 70: Bed 3 81
CoRS dull and declined &c. COFFEE firm iQil:c PORK
EIn. WHIssy FIRM a. re
BALTsokE, May 2FLoUR Erln IS IS for both Howard
street add Ohio. WHEAT advanced White, 81 sea 81 IS
Red 81 asa 81 81 the market closed trm the
CoEN advanced; Yellow s4dsSe White. 10. Provisions
tIn. BAoos-Ser,, sids!c Mes PogK, Oh 80 WRIsKY,
quiet
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Nov n,enis Of Ocean Steamers.
Pus.eugrrs Sailed

IA ,kGn,sic ScIona, fer so.lhanpon, ar-E wesgnAnu
LADY children and rurs- H. T. Morns and l.iy & .rd
Msihd- Aorins ard nur Levy g Fsis IN an l. L. bert
NewYogk Mrs.. A. Brsnieia and three children Hobokeu Mr.
Fri.y and LADY, T. Wuen, j. Csze; T. Bose Madame Sapn
San francisco Mrs Consul Topp and children Crciu All
j. Lsdsrs lady and infant Mr. Myers Gala; A. h,nid
snd lady New Jstsy; G. TerSo,h and lady Ky; = C. Ham
Bos,on: aodsusr, Woonsin A. schInans Cruz
~, ~" IA 80 Slr NJ r sha 'ssay, AAoAma CsP
Otto Thtb Ms-- Herz- California sstn Wolf and emily
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Elise Bolfncr. C. II Re:ehpsn, A. Runph, y s'rsrt yns
Cruz. A. wsE.r r. Kopke, do bstso,oG ~ ,nsus,
NJ ,;eo MADAME Bnitcher child ana nGrs bohsn;
A Baby y Ian archie. z. B. L'zsr"n A. s. oi Than
" scbrr.drr N,x-S ORR Mrs r. Oreen d. bruir, San
r,.ro. j H,is. Sioning,oD; Cspt. ST. W,roecse Hum
Gsu Mara; August we..kit'.l Boltnoro oos' No,
So. and lsdy Emma srvs. Hob,ken schrodef, Key.
= Kr,Cr Cutiuust; =. Pom b., Bosfsi 2 A. i~n~r 81
M. r Hu Imam Dubuque G. Frank. IchmSnd v hunt
KTagrr l.. Auchhn, CincnnAu, j. Sspasrn ocs
81 pcIsrrser sdy aud infant Carl kroo. and sdy broh
len Po,p.r Defer and lady O. Ba,sille aud Lady Csva are
- CD yn,, C. O. STARK Mrs. {. Bernrtt. Mrs julia kretsr,
ono B,rn.tt Fanny EtbeTe, Mrs A. Ts"np-So. Fanny
W n -. Tlou r.Gn N.w.YOrk Mrs Lena JACOB and tive
s t :. = - Madame b Schroeder, Germany Mrs Pao-
Ire Lybr ei and two chdrn Nh, Basshot Mr.. H'ssp
r. ~, s,brJ.r Cincinnati; Mrs EHierDsn, RICHMOND;
and ST in he seersge.
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TIE ANNIVERSARIES.

~. ,S.,l s,r .ns,v-Tbe Animal Public Examination
q S,e s.-es vii begin uedsy Nay at ceoh m ana
.r.t,..e ,oerN stere.Slins day until Monday, Navy
nsss,e. rom bodies and the friends oil Ibo
40 "a ~ .top In general are invited 10 attend
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Rrccipts Of Producc-MAY =.

Bv Fri, Railro0d-3 bbs Flour 800 do WhIky 10 DO
Ess. DO Alcohol 30 bale. Cotton Is do Wool Do rHis
0 ,dr Leather 60 rus do "a sacks Whra so do Oats,
ITO DO Seed Hides 80 pkss Provisions 10 do Cheese ~
DO. Lard, 20 do. Butter. - $500 ~,
6v he North Rirer Boat,5 67 bb Flour 5 bush Wheat
$40 Oets 1870 pkgs. Provisions, 81 do Whisky "a do
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Spoken.

By pilot boat VIM. Romer No. H. May l. 60 miles BY r.
Sandy Hook ship James hauy Curry from the Arctic Ocean
Tor Bedford bbl. sperm $50 do whale OIL and IS
bundles bone
Proyidence
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TABLE Of ne Loas Spee ci,e-LaiiOa aad Departs 81 ~
BaaE, 81 Ia City II Nss York for t cssk esdiag Sal
uySoy IprtI 90 s9 aieA 10 Sxed As Cdpsta @ eaeA
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
g ut. ..S7 S.t........... 6:S Moon-Seis.... -
HIGH WATER TINS DAY
Sandy Hoob IT'S Gov. Island SOON Hell 0aic... S%
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The Illinois Central earnings in April are reported
at about $4,000 less than last year. The Harlem
will show S. COO or 900 increase, and the Brooklyn
City also show large gain. The Michigan South
ern ard Galena will show coo TO 500 eco decrease
We give in another column another article from
Mr.. G. W. Cass on the policy Of the New-York Cen
trail Railroad
The following s statement of the coinage at the
United States Mint in Philadelphia for the month of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03
Acknowledgement.

THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. Wall.st., offer for
sale at all times UNITED STATES and STATE STOCKS Tor IN
yestment Banking purposes, in amounts to SUIT
Orders for the purchase sale oil Stocks on COMMUNISM"
v,iv ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

NJ TRO Titan THEATER X.
U1 LATE BURTON'S)
Under the LafaTge House.
r.
Doors open st 7ococs Commence at II precisely.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
TUESDAY, May j, 1859,
Last night but Of
MISS DAVENPORT ENGAGEMENT
and third night Of The pisy, entitled
CHARLOTTE CORDAY
which received is first Cor M-- Dsven
ports benefit with unbounded APPRECIATION and In which sh
Will us tie character fthe heroine, and chant the sous.ng
hymn u the MARsEILLAIsE.
Charlotte Corday. .................Mi Mis- Davenport
To conclude with the favorite Farce Of
SLASHER AND CRASHER-
MASKS AND FACES
viii b. repeated shortly 10y particular request
Box offc. open at y A. m. and during the day.
One Dollar
Balcony
Psrque, perqu-, circle and dress circle cents
Seats may be secured PaTqu- Balcony and also In t,
Dress Balcony which has santly
cited with chairs, free CT charge
w. A. AREoLD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

The ship Lotus &C register me large Sectional
Dock FOR repairs She will be stripped, rccauked and newly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-03

Average Average Average ATerne
NAMES or Amount aR.ouBi Il amount sas1aAi amount
Of Loans and OF loftlfco- OF
Captal lDscouuts Specie | laton. Deposit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-27
STATE VS..

The ''local" Of the Dubuque Times
has been presented with lantern by
one Of the Alderman Of that city,
That IS lucky
The Gillick trial has cost Dubuque
county nearly three thousand dollars.
The fixing on the bridge over the
Mississippi at Clinton, is already half
completed. The masonry work is
about being commenced.
The people OF Hancock county are
building two fine schoolhouscs one
costing 100000, and the other 5000.
That county will soon come into pos
session of fifty-threc thousand acres OF
Swamp land.
A daily mail is soon to be cstab-
ed between McGrcgor and DEBORAH.
A number Of families from Ohio
have settled in the northern part OF
Hamilton county, this Spring.
The Cedar Falls and Minnesota r.
Il. Company advertise in the Floyd
County Mtcliigencer Of the 18th, to
receive proposals for bridging, tieing
and grading that road. Proposals are to
be received at several places on the
line until the 9th instant, and opened
at Cedar Falls on the 3Oth. Con-
tracts will be made and entered into
with those making acceptable bids, as
soon thereafter as practicable.
The Marion Herald says: 1.-THE
books opened for subscriptions to the
capital stock Of branch Of the State
Bank at this place, still retain their
virgin whitcncss-pen having never
marred the immaculate purity Of their
pages. There is an enterprise for you"
The LeClairc Republic says that
Mayor Davenport notified certain ir-
religious boatmcn in LeCaire, who
were going to work at caulking up a
steamboat at that place, on Sunday,
that if they persisted in doing so, he
would put the Sunday law in force
against them. and they wisely conclu-
ded to not work.
Mr.. w. +. Howard has become pro-
prietor Of the Clayton County Jour
nal and is about to remove its place OF
publication to Garnaville, the new
county seat.