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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-March 3.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-March g.
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Ftnr-state and wetem active mainly for eastern and
l.cal trade and prices have adyanced SOLO cents
sales - bbs at IS 40l5,65 Tor superfne State S6D
6 60 for State; S5C5G5s5 for superhne ~esel y
81 56 IS for eomuon to medium extra wesle lern $3.50
fet closing buoyant Canadian -four frmer; small sales
At So 7a7 50 for choice extra Rye nourDel
a. Sa,53Gi IS Buckwheat -four duh at Sl,S0Sz OoS "
Whea-adyanced Ic with good demand; sales 6O9 In
AZ 81 MilNauEie club; Si,25 mixed ll 81
l60 Michigan; Sl4 Gt61 Tor winter req WESTERN
81 5Ol0l IS for white Ill
Rye-Quiet at ssa92c. =. :
BaeS-Du sales Of 1850 bus soc for white Canadian
s5c for California, 70l186c for 81 ate
COrn-Frmer and actvei sales 81 0e ou at &c nl
unsound white souihsrn; s5c as refused Tor m1ed yves
oa,s-yirmsr at 5ea57c for State; s96Sc for western
WbisET-Heayy; sales Of 100 bb7s at DC
Por-U nchanged; sales 100 Of hbls at Slisgls lo
new mess; SI750 for old mess; and Sl3,iSgIS'5 ti
Bsef-Ssady sales ofEOl bhls at sso7O0 for country
prme Ssde,5i country mess S900Gll for repack et
IS; ~ Ol250 for extra ness prime mess beei hei'
firmly a. Sle92l -. A., .o.a,- >. --
Dressed Hoss-Dull a SdsAzc -. d.
Cut Meats-Sleadv: sales Of 40 Ikgs az okgb7<c iW
shoulders and s1<as4 Tor hams e. Ia
Bacou-Sieady.
Lapd-arket dull and heavy; sales of 400 bbs al ll
I25kc
ior State
Cheess-Firm at s9ll54e.
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+ JUDsoN, Plf's Agent. febltd21O

- SALE-Pursuant to the command OF an OTder of sale
the Court of Common Pleas of CuyahOga COun
~ the suit OF Charles Setson against C. r. Vaughn
al To me directed shall offer foT sale at Public Auction,
Al the door of the Court Housed Seneca and Cham
pan streets) the City of Cleveland. said county
The 4h day q Mach 1859 at Ocsck p M Of said day,
fo Jug described lands and tenements to wit situate
the township Of olmstead being No in the fifteenth
range Of townships in the Come tcut Western Reserve
the Ohio and which is also County of Guy
ahOga and known by being tract three )in Oimsesd
township and bounded 70 lows Commencing the
south west corner of land Owned BY VIM e Castle and
bounded on north by land owned bv Stephen Jones,
We by land owned John OnersOn south by land deed
ed to Horace Van Norman by p smith, and east by land
formerly owned by MelaRcon Barnett containing 20 l00
acres Of land be the more less, but subject to all
legal highways" f.
DAVID L. wIGHTMAN
,r,IC Mast Co1nir
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'P''-7S1 D. L wIGHTMAN, Sheriff,
BY VIM r. Simmo ms. ID p
ADAMS & CASrrELn. PITS Atlys. : feblstd222
SALE.=BY VIRTUE

GHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of an execution issued ON the Court Of Common Pleas
Of CuyahOga County, at the suit of Il l. 9nd l. Whit
man against John Sldua, TO directed have LEVIED
upon snd shall sale Public Auction at the door
OF the Court House OF Seneca and Champlain stS
Ia the City Cleveland IL said County the 18th day of
March 1859, O'Clock p NJ of said day the following
descu ed Ia ds and TO wit Situate IN The town
shp Brook yn being number In the thirteenth
range ofownshps the Connecticut Western Reserve In
the State of Ohio and which also the County OF Cuya
ho and is known part of Lot No 1876 in the Nleyvlle
plat 50 Called CleEeand formerly in the City of oh
and described follows, strip on the north end
OF said Is eet wide being Is feet front Hicks street
and 50 feet deep, be the same more OF less.
Appraised at $3.50 - =, -.
d /. WIGHTAAN, Sheriff,
per Homer Strong, Dop
r q HUNr PIfis Atpy feblHd2z2
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Terms of sale 10 be determined at the day Of sale.
MARY ANN STILL, Guardian
d
Sheriff & Special Master Commissioner.
! T pHIIPoT Piff's Atty fsblstd223

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ wntof yenji exponas and plu IA. ISSUED from the
Court Common Pees Of hoga County at the SUIT OF
James NJ Parker al Pills against Francis r. Elliott Ct
al det to directedI have levied upon and sna oeI
al Public Auction the door Of the Court House
eOrner of Seneca and Champain streets in the lily OF
Cleveland said County the 18Th day Of march lsJ
at O'clock M Of said day the lowin described la" DIS
and teucments, wit Lying III the township OF Royaon
County # Cuyahoga State OF Ohio aud Is bounded
follows beginning afstake ln the ceEtre OF the gn-
way the south line Of Lot No % and running thence
63 degrees IL hams 81 links, thence north de
grees chains g links beech Tree, thence north
81 degrees chains so links 10 the place Of begin
ming containing and ninety-Oue one hundredth acres,
beins the same land conveyed 70 Rcha Elliott by John
Coates, December oath. 1925 and recorded In Book NJ,
pages 5-s-9 of CuYahoga County Records
Appraised at STs57. =,
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Bankers.
j. HeFdInaI7 & Co.,

No 81 Public Square South side, near ontano St
bankers AND DEALERS IN
Id Foreisn and Domestic Exchange, unGurrent Money,
Specie and Land WaIrants Collections threug hout the
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended
DRIFTS and Bills OF Exch lnge on Great Britain Ire land
France and Germany We direct IN sums 10 SUIT, Al
Sight and 60 days, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LondCn-Messrs Prescott GrOJe, Case Co. Bankers.
Liverpool-J. Barned& h Co Bankers.
kIauchestrr-Messrs Cunlife, Brooks 4 Co, Bankers
National Provincial Banks Of England and Branches tho
cut England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
yorkshire District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches
IRELAND
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches in athe principal cities and town
SCOTLAND.
dundee Commercial Banking Co.
(,reeuock Banking Co. in Glasgow and GreenOck
National Bank OF Scotland and Branches,
We can also furnish Dra for any smoun payable In the
principal Cities Of the Continent OF Europe.
PASSAGE BY STEAMER. Sailing Packet Ships, 20 OF
t;ermany can be s cured at the Lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 70 -
seps J.HERDMAN& 4 Co. as above
n l. wuITNfN n N. sTANDART. c W. STANDARD
WHITMAN, STANDART d CO.
w Bankers and Lealers in Foreign and Domestic EI
change. MOI Superior street. We draw direct On Lon
don and WI furnish Drafts fer amount payahle at al
the principal poin sin England Ireland Scotland France
kronghOui the Unifsd States and canadas. mhs:lE
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COMMERCIAL.
Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. 1
Ilh.nr.dn,- E.z...irnu March 3 8 2 M.

MORNING LEADER OFFlCE,l
THURSDAY Eyeling, March 3, 5P NJ. 5
FLOUR-The market continues active and sales foot up a
total of B bbs IS follows: ESQ bbls at 1926 OO do
at sauna; $50 bbs eoiee s6k; and 100 bbls white
wheat dsable extra at sa.7s- "a ---
WHEAT sold At 81, IS On track.
,RN-A lot Of go bush sold al soc
BARLEY-A sale made Of l75 bus at IUe
HIGHWINES-5O bbls. sold at z6c.
sEEDS-5l bush. timothy at 81
BEANs-sale 10 bu- good at 81, q.
BACoNCouny cured has sold at l0c for hams and SC or
shoulders
DRIED APPLES-Have sold at l0e.
LARD-Ina a small way, sold at II 7Se.
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PREPARED HY
ID H. J. @. YER & CO..
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
Has wan for itself such renow the cure OF every
rety OF Throat and Lung Complaint hat 1t entirely
necessary to recount the evidence Of virtues
wherever 1t has been employed. As it has long been
constant throughout this section need do
than assure the people its quality kept up the hast
ever has been and that it be relied on to do for the
relief all it has beenfound to do
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ADAMS & CAEFIELD, Pits ATTY fe62td23O

ADAMS 8 GARFIELD, PlI s sAtt'y. feb2td22O
OHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
y command Of writ of yen cxponas. issued from the
Cour If Common Pleas of Cuyahoa County, at The suit
W r. F0gg against H. A Ackley, to me directed shall
offer for sale Public Auction, the door Of the Court
House coner Seneca and Chsmpan sreetl the city
OF veland said county, the 9Th day Of March, 1853,
at NJ said day. the following des crbod real
Situate In The cy OF Cleveand Cuyahosa
Couut, and which is also in the State of Ohio. aad
known being the nOTthe y part of ten lot No G.
Cleveland CTy, and bounded as follows: Northerly ~
Eu lid street. westerly by Huds street. sOuthey BY the
northerg line sub-lOt No. IS in II. A Ackey slot
the southery part of lot No g. and estery by the
land John Blair, contsnin about acres of land"
Appraised at $1,000 = . =, -.
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II is difficult to fsncy awkward stitch than this
This is called "d0nble thread stiich OF course me
thread which liss cooled ouT0usy the nwr SIDE OF
the cloth gdd TO he strength Of the thread Which
fasien the singe thread which take the STITCH
This also single thread stitch That the Grover an
Baker Stitch unTaves readily IS shown by the above cut
But iond satei th when fastened tbs stitch Is
elastic and Is To- many pup0sFs Vauaole sttch lint
veIy complicated cOntrvance is required TO take the
Grover Baker Stitch is quite apparent Hence It's great
liability to get out OF order.
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CLEVELAND AND T8LEDO RAIL ROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ITO take effect MONDAY, November
L 18th, 1858.
TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND. DAILY, ISUEDAYs
ExcEPTED,l follows;
For Toledo AID Chicago-ll. 20 A. NJ, and O0P.M
For Detroit and Jacksou-llf0 A. NJ
For St Louis Lafayette Fort Wayne. and Stations To
edq Wabash and Western Rail Roads-So 90 P. NJ
For Cnciuna Dayton, Springfield and Stations San
dusky, DAYTON and Cincinnati Rail Road-e.OO P. NJ
For Norwak and StationsOa 40 10.
ana I. 90 P.
For Sanlusy and Stations Northern Division 30 Pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN CLEVELAND:
From Toledo and Chicago-12.05 and 60 Pm.
From SandusEy-lI l6 A NJ ]. H JACEMAN,
Superintendent Motive Power.
JOHN U. PARSONS.
CLEVELAND Nov @ 1858 Gen't Ticket Agt.
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AYERS CATHARTIG PILLS,

AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PURaAvIvH MEDICINE
.ll For Costfveness;
For the Cure OF Dys persia
For Jaundice;
For the Cure Of INDIGESTION
s For Heaiaehe.
For the Cure of Dysenterv.
For Foul Stomach.
Forthe Cure of Erysipslas
For the Piles;
For all scrofulous COMPLAINTS:
For the Cure of Rheumatism.
For Diseases of the SKIN:
FOr the Cure Of Liver COMPLAINTS:
FOrths Cure of rstsST PEF9Psy; and Sal, Asnm
For Che Cure Of Gout;
For Dinner Pill;
--.f- For the Cure of Neuralgia. --- -a
For Purifying the Blood .....
Ihey are sugar 50 ihathe most sensitive
them peasanty and they are the best aperient in The
world Tor all The purposes of family physc.
Price 25c. per Box; Six Boxes for 81
Great mum ers of Cergymeu, Physicians Statesmen and
elent personages have lent their nanes to certify
paed usefulness OF these remedies spaee here
furnish gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are
gwen with also full decr1ptions of the above complaints
and the treatment that shon be followed for their cure
De not be put off BY unprnepled dealers with other prep
aratons they make more profit Demand AfkhS aeo
take no others The SICK want the best aid tners = o'
All our remedies are for sale by
WM- FISK, and GAYLORD HAMMOND ano an
dscIIdktW sm kHeOw en6
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BrOfrries, &c.

.IO0 bbls Extra and Double Extra
fNTO FLOUR.
200 bus Pare Timothy Seed
80 bus White Beans,
25 kegs Butter.
For sale BY
feb2 W. lELHINCH.
TEAS! TEAS 200 Chests Young
Il HysOn Tea; 90 chests Bahk Tes as usual st greSf
bargains. teb3 MORGAN s ROOT.
ELOURL500 bbls Choice Brands
Il FLOUR, deliver ed to any part Of the city.
feb28 MORGAN ROOT
600 bbls Double Extra Family
AOO Flour. Wayne Co mills.
leo hbis Extra Family Flour.
1000 fs Dried Apples
1000 hus COED Gals
For sale BY J. n HOVER
fsh4 No NIerwfn street
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GORHAM & APLINE ARE SOLE
~ gents for SAWYERS WHITE AND YELLOW
CHEN CAL SOAPS, ananted as good as any uths-il
ie rUin Tosi. and will sell Is per cent cheap3
than other Chemica SOap mvldtf5
O0NN SACKS TABLE SALT
2NIOtg For ale as2l SMITH { PUTNAM.
GOAP-LoW's Brown Windsor and
IL Honey Sosp, Ceavor's Glycerine Musk and Honey
SOap-warrsnted genuine for sale BY
RRUSHES-AJ fine assortment of
I'D Hair and Cloth Brushes also Teeth Brushes OF Ivory
Bone Buffalo Horn and Sandal wood Fer sale 5I
1sbs .--- =, W. SACkklpkh
T UBIN,S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sorment Just received together with great varsity
Of perfumery aud toilet articles at
ie19 - - y W. SAS.nl.1
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DR.. AMOS & SON,


AMIR srumeuT for The cure Il Nocturnal Emisaoas NO
proue kuaysu as Seminal Weakness sc Can be perm
nen1Ig cured m from III cen days 70 nOuts BY The n
q tins insfrumenf when usd couiUinly with mcdicni
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RADWAY's READY RELIEF HAS CURED

RADW Al 3 hEUUIAIINV IILLo.
Sx OF these pills will supply the blood with the
amount of nutrition ounce OF ordinary bread
Mothers nursing should always take two Of these
Pills once or twice week They will cnly keep your
system healthy regular, but will protect your infanis
aainst (ramp Pains ia the Stomach, and insure MT
only healthy eh Al, but will invest every child, thus
suckled, with a sweet disposition.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25 1859.


y.
her age.
Fusers on rhur>dsy afternoon. at tws O'Clock.
HEALY.-Un tuesday morning, Nay "a, after short u
reae Mrs FDwAsp BRALY in the 55th yea. Of her a,e
The friends resaves Of the family and those u
law, Martin Dixon respectfully invited TO A.
tend the funeral Thursday AFTERNOON at Two O'CLOCK
from Der late residence, No. $50 Water street.
ncNASAg.-On Monday, Nay %, OWEN MeNAnE, in ths
47tb year Of his age
The friends o the family, and those Of his son In aw
funeral from Ss aae residence No 1881 Seventh ave-
nue., to-day (Wednesoay).
PmiPs.At West hoboksn, n j., on Tuesday, May "a,
sHAEIEs PHfLrr, seed 55 years.
Toe relatives and friends respectfully invited TO at
teno the funeral this wednesday, Afternoon, ~ th
oI LOCK from she Up soopa church, west hooohen.
POLLOCK On Monday, May 70, Euza RsGAS VITO
OF Jsmes e Pollock.
The friends OF the family invited attend the upe
raj this "wednesday afternoon at Two o'clock from her
husbsnd's residence No. So South Second street, VIII
hamtburg.
New Orleans papers please copy.
Kks-On Tuesday morning. May "a, LlynTIA, only
child OF James and L'ta Ross, aged years, months
As the sweet flower that scents the morn.
But wthers with the rising day,
Thus lovely was ihis infants dawn,
Ihua swiftly h9d its life away.
parents, Eighty third street. Second avenue tas
(Wednesday} afternoon, ~ two O'Clock.
sIAeN-On Monday, May %, FHoxAs SlAvrs, aged %
years. native OF the parish OF Croughn, Kngs coeaty
Ireland.
The friends and relatives Invited attend the iune-
rail- from his ate residence No 672 Ninth avenue this
(Weonesaay) afternoon, Ut Two O'Clock.
vooRREis-on Tuesday, May "a, MARIA vooRHKs., in
the Goth year Of her age
Der relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from her late residence No I0T Pros
pe street, Brooklyn, this "wednesday afternoon at Two
O'Clock.
wooIEY in Mobile on Sunday, March 27, CHARLES @.
WooIskY OF Brooklyn, N. Y, mate OF ship Heveta,
son Of the late William woosey, Lieutenant in the Uoi
ted States Navy, In the 9th year Of his age.
His remains removed to Greenwood Cemetery for
interment. on Tuesday, May "a.
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AND COMMERC GAL.

TUESDAY, May 24-6P.M
Exchange Europe continues steady though dull The
business transacted to day has BEEN for sixty day bills
at ITO for sterling $40 for frances for sight bills 110
for sterling and SIX for francs. few bills have been
sold above these rates, but few There have been
some chaBges the orders for the shipment Of specie by
the Persia but the whole presume that the ship
ment will range from $2s0o 900 To 80, ooo o0o All the
importers nearly go, shipping, and tho leading
drawers ship between them 81 10000. Money without
change the banks asking six and seven but borrow
are scarce. The prevailing opinion among financial
that this will be the heaviest week Of the specie
shipments. In the fall, when shipping both bread
sus and cotton, may be fairly expected that gold
will come back TO Europe will need our grain and our
cotton much more than our bullion
Two failures are announced to day-Meyer Il Stucken,
Bankers, and Hargous Brothers, merchants OF South
street. The former house has deemed prudent, in view
Of the late Judgment in the of Graham Meyer to
make an assignment nothing has TRANSFERRED with regard
to their assets and liabilities Meesrs Hargous have been
compelled 70 suspend by the failure Of the Louisiana
rehuantepec Company 70 remit means 70 cover their
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Died.
AHRARxx.-On Tuesday morning, May "a, after pro-
trscted Illness ELIZA JA relct Of the late John Ahearne
in the SD year Of her age.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this wednesday, afternoon, at two
O'Clock from her late residence No. 1872 Norfolk street.
BKowN.-On Tuesday, May "a, after lingering illness,
EDWARD G. Brown, aged AZ years
Residence NO. 22l Court street, Brooklyn.
BuRzySsKA.-On Monday, Nay %. EIIzABErn BuRzYxxA,
eyed 66 years She was the mother Law Of Dr. Louis
spaczeck, the Polish and Hungarian psrioa who died
the 9th Of April last, in this city.
The funeral will take place to kay "wednesday, from
Der late residence, No 2l2 Third avenue.
CoRRIGAS.-At Harlem, on Tuesday, May "a, Of co.,
sumption, MicHAn CoRnGAN.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend funeral from mis- late residence 2s.h street, be-
Third and Fourth avenues, Thursday afternoon
O'Clock. As remains will he taken Westchester
for interment.
GMx-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May "a. NAgRAs ALLOW
andl7 days.
Due notice will be given Of tho time ana place Of the fa-
neral
HAn.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, May "a, At
eight O'Clock, Miss EpurpA u Hall, dsugsssr Of Rev. B
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The exports of for the week 1859 bbls since
LIST inst, 3, 1885, since Jan l, 1885.
PROysoNs-pork was heavy and lower, but tOlerably
active, with sales OF about 800 900 bDs, including
new mees at SIT 30 SIT 621s, clear $40 IS, prime
mess SIS 20, and SIS 37h for prime Beef was steady
and prices unchanged rhe sales embraced about 400
bDs including country prime at 81 SO 81 80, coantry
mess 70 SO 50 SO, repacked mess at $l1 SIS, aud
extra at SIS rs SIT. Prime mess hrm with sales
of 500 bbls at p. t. Beet hams at $l3 81 SIT.
Bacon was frm with sales Of Western smoked at lOc.,
100 600 lbs. rough sides reported at t. Lard
nrmer with Of 800 bbls. aud tierees at II Nc
l2c Butter steady, with fair sales az 19c zoe.
Tor Cheese ranged from &C. lie for Old good to
prime, and &c. &c. Tor
RlcE-The sales embraced about $50 casks chiefly
within the range of 4 Nc. a4Xc.
SuGARsOwing to the approach Of the quarantine
seasoh shippers have hurried forward importatlons
order to detention in the lower bay, and the arr
vas within few days have been quite LARGE and tended
depress prices. The sales to day embraced about 900
bids, Included in which were about $50 hhds. New Or
leans by Of $50 advertised which brought Nc
5Mc, showing decline Of about nc. on the medium and
lower grades. The remainder chiefly consisted of Cubas
within the range Of SIC. CSC, closing at decline Of
about nc.
ToBACCo ia in somewhat better request Sales Of 81
hhds Kentucky, exc. l2c.; ITO bales Havana, CSC.
44c 400 do. Cuba p t., l27 cases seed leaf &c. &c
70 do Florida, &c. u 20
WHsKEY.-Tbe market was heavy and dull, with sales
of about SEQ bbs at 28c
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL CON-
vHNTIoN-THR LATEST NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF
WAR IN EUROPK-THE CHAUNCxY LIBEL CASE
TROTTING MATCH-THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUB
LOCAL NEws-CUNDITION OF THE MARKETS., ETC.
The FAMILY HsnALD In ~ regular edition of Wednesday,
wilt full report Of tho Proceedings Of the Southern
Convention recently held st vcksburg. MssHghy Impor
Debate Opening Of the Slave Speech
Of Foote of Msssspp DenuneAons Of Trea
Exposure of the Slave Trade Fsscfesspeeches Of
Messr De Bow Of louisiana Adams Heune and Moody Of
Nisassippl; Jones Of Georgia, and othera
will also give The --latest Intelligence from the Seat of War
In Drope Continuation of the Evidence In the Chauncey
Libel Case Of the Trial Trip Of the Russian fri
gate General Admiral Shocking Murder and Suicide In WI
Ham sreetA Man Murders his wife and then Shoots Him.
self The great Double Team Trotng Mach between Lantern
and Mate and Ethan and Nate Proceedings Of
the New York Yacht Cubbs Regatta for 1850 10 take place
on Thursday June Obituary Notices Of Baron Humboldt
ana Dr. LArdner-wth all n6ws matters of tho preceding
weskof Importance All The local News Of New Yer Ne
sdIenins Ces Police Repors &c.; report Of the Condition
OF the rev York Cattle Market with Of Sock
- for sse nef oonAAon prces h. carefully corrected
report OF the Prices Of all kinds Of Panty Markens a wash
hgon Harhet IN New York; Commercial and Mousv Narhss
Reports Marriages and Deaths ssr ~ Wesk and laros
ansunt Of miscellaneous reading
Terms Two Dollars year. sAsls ospy ss~r osu
70 obtAned n the Office md Of all The news vsudsr Al
vegtssnents inserted II the usual HnRAID rates
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

SUpREME CouBT--Crcuit. Mos. Sol, 1877, l84l
1647 l7e3 1877 1889, 1885, 1925 1887 1949 1883 1856
1852 le7i 1873 1875, 1877, 1879 1881. Part 2-Nes.
1884, 1880, 1915 1872 l7ss 1882 1912 1914 ists 1850
1885, $780, 1852 1904, 1865 1870 1874 1875 $780, 1892
1897
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Mos. 5s4, GIL, 2s5, ST. 626
1885, se2, u.s. l4s, so7 AS 81 1885, 49, &c. $751; 26Oh
SO, 397, $40, 1872 Part 2-Nos 500, $751; b7S, 1885, 81
4e4, $780, 49, 627, $780, $50, 632, $685. 63b, 636, 63S
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Married.
GxAHAM-McKn. On Tuesday, May "a, in the Reform
ed Presbyterian church, Twelfth street, by she Rev DR..
Mcleod JOHN GRAHAM 70 JAMIE daughter Of Joseph McKee,
all OF this city.
ssnuK-BRANERD. Thursday, May s, by the Rev.
VIM r. Williams, WILLIAM MAIN SMIIIR TO JOSH D. daugh-
ter Of Geo w. Brainerd, Esq., all Of this city.
TAMLYS-MosHER. In Wednesday evening, May Is, by
the Rev. John bowling, Mr. FkxDKcK W. TAALYN 10 Mrs
EAuY j. MOeHER.
Bowden at the residence Of the father Of the brde Jer
sey City, wuIIAx THOMPSON, captain Of ship Constitution
~ HENRIETTA H., only daughter Of X. Kane.