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one knew how eheaply railroads coud D, run, they
pruder y and honestly managed me low fares by
which y =. nnpic are about 10 benefit are natural
consp 800. cs the reforms forced railroad
M -. no The crisis 60 far from paying any
.,on,on 20 The bear talk about roads ruop"g at los
tockhode,s sheuld remember that every reduc'"o "
fares that has ever been maze any steamboat or rat
road line has always been regarded an nfahose pre-
cursor Of ruin while in fact, almost every sucn re-
duction has led TO an increase Of profits.
From the look Of the market at the close last week.
would that the late downward tendency Of the West
share bond market has been arrested. On SAtur
day prices improved and while the sellers for further
decline eboldercd by their late success by that des
perae resolution which, in the face OF the general i'm
prov, of the country, hos enabled hsD maze the
Stock Exchange exception, made large transactions
the whole list closed with great strength, and
left Of, giving promise Of further and
still important advance Those who wstch
ing the signs Of the times appear convinced prices
Of all these properties must begin advance; ew
his lad them In full possession Of productive aud
Increasing traffic; that there 10 longer any danger
apprebend from the condition Of their finances fro the
misrepresentation Of the Wall street sellers. To losk for
arepeton of the which have depressed them all
fearfuly Is hardly reasonable The companies are
every moment reaping the advantages Of economy and
improved management, and are prepared 70 play
cessnl part in the OF the whole country which
is dasbing forward again with speed AID ooser tina.
cannot be checked o. impeded Let those who seek
ing for investments only examine with elaboration
revolutions which have been effected 10 The arrangement
Of all the Western lines but ooncuso be forced
upon The mind but one result folio the evei
activity in every branch OF industry
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ARRIVED
Steausnp Roanoke. Skinner, Norfolk. &c. With ndse aud
tudan Heiaeken 10th inst 81 Oh
shepusept d9uazej steamship jamestown, hence Nnr
iok, Va IN OH Little Egg Harbor sohr calszea
ing Nhie boot top and green bottom
Belk Eoebuck Simmons Rio Janelro Feb G, with 10
Eey bods Cushan. Failed In psny with Winred
Of ard for Kcb nd and parted from her the 9Th March
T. lat o. 3, ion spose Br brig Ocean, from Rio rs
days out day and lat Ion 50 o. spoke barkennc Elf
for Rio Janeo h a Is l5 lou g. spose schr Vermont Nj
Loot a and from Wilmington, NO. for Porto co "a inst lat
81 3s lon 20 a5 boarded chip Ray STATE Crpwe' OF aud days
Boston for New Orleans and procured suppy OF rned
che
Bsit Badger Mesns, Galveston, 22 days. with t,n
&C, 10 Brewer Il tald9eL
rIg Julia Bangor) Stone Xibsra 10 days with
end molasshs 70 master
Brig Kenj Carver ior Serspcr Perry Cardenas Mrch ~
with grar, &c, to Walsh Carver Chass.
schr Lombard tof Boston, Harding Cardenas April with
nolssss to Greedy, troser Co. Sailed company with
bigs Times rnrney weDopsh, Bow ana Sea 6ee1e, Wiley
all Tor New FORK.
.cnr Arcole Corson, Maarzas, days with fruit, Ack
ery.
fcir NsJad Plar Smith, Newiern 5 DAYS
Schr Lizzie Tay Tor. 1sy Tor, Hamilton, Nc, tays
ecbr Nellie Sfsilh, Norfolk.
Schr h sccOr, liDCle, Virginia.
schr Empress, iast1n, Niretnis
scbr Mary Town, bogksr, Fishers Bay, Nd for New
ravsn
hchr Seaman, Philips seafort Tel ~ days
sleausr Delaware t1pes. Phila ielDh1a-
H.1aner Petrol. Baker Providence
BELOW.
Brig wenonsh Dow. from caT3enls.
schr Kate Brigham from Savannah.
Aiso, two borts, unknown.
Ship Zurich Hesre.
Wind dung the day Ssh.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL! .

SUNDAY, April io--5P. II.
The business Of the week has Seen moderate in amount
though there mere Western buyers 10 town than vas
generally expected The Jews from Europe has impi
additional strength " De cotton market; holders, reyJg
the prospect Of peace in Earope look conn icnVy or
further advance IT, price, The receipts OF the last week
II 900 bs'es 100 600 bales Corresponding
week ast yeo MAILING the total receipt 10 date 1855 900
against 24i2ooo date in 1888, and 26l2oo' 70
date in 1857. The exports now foot up 100000
bales against oil eco 10 date in 1885, AMI gu 900
to same ds'.e in 1857. The quotation for mid
drg uplav ds in this market is now 1919.
Grain anS -four continue duh to effect saes
holders IRE obliged TO make concessions. Tais is the
copseqv pce in part, of the unwarraned speculation
in thef staples the months OF January and February
the op prospect has likewise something to do with the
inc From all parts Of the West the reports OF the
appearance Of the crops gratifying in the extreme
farmers are quite enthusiastic about the looks OF the
wheat and predict speedy recovery for the Western
country. Provisions quiet there slghs move
pork in the early part Of the week. caused by the
| export demand but i. soon checked and the slight
| advance lost again. Ashes unsteady.
The business in foreign imports sRckening though in
dry goods the imports continue to be very lgc Coffee is
very quiet There has been inquiry for hardware
for West but the majority Of the domestic mauufc
lures in farming implements operating against the i'm
porteTs Hides have declined fraction aud bivc besn
quite active at the decpe Leather sstoaGy tho STOCK
continues very small compared with last year. Wool
continues to be duh the only purchasers being The
faciuers, for immediate consumption. There have been
two auction sales of during week prices been
maintained without change. The sugar parke s duh,
but there is no pressure of stock the market, and
prices maintained.
TIE Custom House tables Of the trade of the port shos
that while have been exporting cotton Ia large quaint
ties, and at higher prices than koowa before
the importers have rot been backward Our total i'm
ports to date at this port actually n OF the in
ports to dae in 1857. This will convey idea
Of the extent Of the revival which going around
l At the same time il my be mentioned that
preaching the close of the active importing season The
/ ioiin .uipoa ira ,bat I,iac.-
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PROPOSITION FOR A CITY RAILI.OAD FROM WEEa W
SFN TERRY, THROUGH FoRrY-sECoSD STREET, pow
EfiY, CHATHAM, OLIVER AND SOUTH STREETS TO
PICK SLIP.
The following bill Introduced in The Assembly on
1hueday but yond the preliminary steps action has
eeen taken H. popularity OF this project is that 10
proposed 70 Use The rails Of existing companies for nearly
The entire route Amer the first section the provisions Of
fbe b are SIMILAR to those Of the Fourteenth street Rail
road bill published in the TgEIp yesterday -
Tho people Of the Slate Of New York represented IL
senate end Assembly 30 enact az follows -
l. byron H. Clark, william =. Ice John Dill David We,
more, John NILS, George S. Thomp9on Daniel % Nash
David NJ Doremus, Alexander Holland or others tina.
may become associated with them are hereby authorized
70 lay construct, operate and a railroad Nth double
track through and upon aud along the folio wing trects
nud avenues in the city o. New YORK, viz: Commencing
ut near the foot Of Forty second street on ths
North river running thence castery along Forty second
reet 10 the Third ayenuc thence The rails " The nr5
Railroad Company. b the BOwcrY; thence doVn
sho Bowcry 10 Grand street the rails o Hlrlep Praad
Company thence along the Bowery and Chatham street No
Oliver street along ovcr South street and s)1 ,trcot
Peck Slip The rails Of the second avenue Railroad
Company tnence along south street Fulton ferry From
chs terminus The East nycr, returning 70 Peck so
and thence the rails Of the rad scc0ud avenue arnid
Company through Peck ship, Pearl street and Chatham
tHet foNerg 10 Grand srest thence The rails ~ the
Birlcn lntoad Company, throng B0wery ~ T1rd ave.
MS wenoo IN the rails Of tie Third Avenue l.abotd
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CAUTION TO DEALERs-To DEALERS IN Ell AsTIo
Abe Undersigned gives ne aolts absolute
from hNTles oody az the exclusive tight
vucan2d rubber prepared according 10 said Good
June 5 1874 10 all easc iAbrs the elas dty OF
wbcbs due TO the shrrlnr the shests threads
OF tarc aud Ia ali braided csmented led
fab lea such red proectsd
boh sides nth suhstsncss oher than rubber and Ia AL
9TH eastic shifreo go0ds aud Also and sell India
rubber hresos OF vcaned rubber and all threads shees
OF rubber which be made finished BY union with
To be covered by Hboos subsnces And he hereby gvea
at reaf0nanlr rat 4 ard has full socK store
His ae,on has reea called adv Eg ed by
William Ju1sop In hch ea!d Judson claims the owner
of the right 10 import aud sell such goods.
The Undersigned IL satisfied IN Il th Oreeuce the OF
raid Juson Ia fraud The public aud ade for the
OF nJurng hs BUSINESS Said Juds0u
hbieo t pretended es 10 tn the puoc and hU
dots not snuft the untsssgned of
mepnnF suit against him. order these titea
Chaf!et Goodyear cou0 not give valid es u said Judeon,
else after toe titles he he'd the under.
saped he question ctcdrd by Judge DRe-sol In New
YORK. upon preliminary motion aud par4 ~
signed the card published said Jufson sh,ws the
posed pppn bv pretended title IA party
which aid hudson claims n bsve himself the
lart 'ix years
The uudeffned therefore CARTONS all dealers Of
The above descriptions c0paDpg vpcabzed rubber that
gnch goods be wfu sold Ia this country without
cense stamp and that he shall prosecute IN
}e law oil persona infringing sali rights Orders
solicited and rights 70 use guaranteed by
HORACE a. DAY
~ Cortlanrf street New York.
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The Old Police.

MoRs MEN REPORTING FOR DUry-THE COMMISSION
FRS STILL UNDECIDED.
Tie following are the names Of those officers who
per I'D 10 the General Superintendent Friday, claiming
TO be TO reinstatement under the decision Of the
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CITY COMM ERCiAL REPoEr.

tNIEUAf, u
ASHES Small sales OF pots reported at &C.
BREADsrcFfs -Fiour--Commou aod medidm grades Of
State ana Western brands heavy and dull, while
good choice grades 1rm. The actions
we're TO moderate extent, and conlaed about 5000
btls 10 the Eastern and local trade, with lots to
the British provinces. The market closed within about
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


DHCOKLYN WATrR CEiE ALTON -nDDwoHrH,s'
ID band having reserved hemeelvrs the Theeath
n BsoDsy at te request OF the Colonel Adjusnt aud
other officers OF the ree ut for said celsor
aie hat made other arrange
uppoaing here VIII be ascarc Of musc, ~
furb The Rand take 'ns neans of Informing the
bst the nil hand he Engaged For &C.,
p 81 he hand Office No As,or place, the Branch Office,
o.lb Brbone street.
fvHATDAN BANK, NEW YoRE. ApbIL 7, 1885, -Ov
~ end after Moo 18th nt the business OF this bank
viii be transacted their location 1872 Broadway
OF John street, o. n. sCHn1iNsK, Cashier.
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TrieCrSphtc Marine ftsSsuYfss
SQUkN, Apfl 10. sunsetNoning In sight Wind Esf mn
deynie weather thick OF ahore.
SANDY nook, April 10 supset-A bark and thre" briggs
ouade bound Ship Zurich unknown shp and
brig MlcbsE anchor sW opt. bound out; Wind
Or, light; raining.
snir CBrnusrp--Tbe Baltimore built ship Chcrubm
now loading foot Wall street for san Francisco, la
he Nestrs line and viii sail on Saturday next lGn
inst Al passages made by this vessel have been renArka
bic for sboners manly and ekil commanders
spt kinrer may proud OF Ina noble vessel The
Ia nsned ~ u VI cnrie Esq of Richmond, Va, gent,
who IL largely engaged in mercantile pursuits and who has
done much to rom the interests OF that place.
LIVERPOOL March cc-1he American shio 1saac Wright,
c sculed IN the Mersey was raised 10 cay ana hxen
into dock.
The following table gives sammary o. the vessels IN III.
harbofs Of New York Boston, BALTIMORE Wilmington "
Charleston, Mobile, New Orleans, and dsvcston
al iates aocouns from each Of those ports-
YORK
Steamships. - Brlgs y,
No'
IA s..................... 81 20,
=.
Al bciDonerr
Lnrks s.s..s.......,sss... 10 "a.
Nenmsbipe
Haipn....+.............. ~ schooners ~
harke sssssss..sss.4..ss ~
~
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RAILROADS..
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
aid after "Wednesday April q 1852 trains viii leave
Twenty sixth sr station New York. M tollows:-
T.f5AM for " liamsbridge.
$50 A n. msiI train Tor Albany
g3D AN. tor wil,anst,idgc.
li.O NJ. tor White Plains
$50 PM FOR WilnAmsbricge
400 n NJ tor Dover Plains.
hsp PA for White Plains.
fs pm white Plains from While and Centre sirees
$50 J. N. for wibppspridge.
Ec,uninR oil leave
Bd0 A NJ. from White Plains.
DIV A. N. from Dover Plains.
go AN. from Villiamshri6ge.
7Op a N. from White fains
$40 ~ mail train from Albany.
fg3Oh NJ IRON Viiliafnsbrdge.
IOpPM from &tlIiamrsrtdce.
atOP M. from W hitc claims
bsV Il NJ from Willainsbridgc
W. J IA MPRyiir, Superintendent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

: :
A NEW FEATuRE IN MUSIC.
a NEW FEATURE IN MUSIC.
ANEW FEAIuRE IN MUSIC.
4 NEW rEAT uKE IN MUSIC.
NEW PRArUhE IN hUSIC.
A Rev FEAIUhE IN MJSTC.
a NkW FEA1URE IN MUSIC.
A NEW fEA1UnE IN AUslC.
a So FEA1UREIN MusIC.
ANrW FEATURE IN NilsiL
BY pUHCaA sING At ANY NEwsP APR DEPOT
By PURCnsHlNG AT any NE SsPAPEn DePUT
ny PURCHASING AT ANY NEWsP .PEA OEPUT
n pusUb seiN9 AZ any NEWsPAPEa ar PUr
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las MusIL Al. SUcsr,
The MUSICAL GUAsr,
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TIE aUNI0aL GUEST,
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TUE sIsiCsL GUEST.
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you will much choice musc be had at
tor 81.
The lcsu contains IL psgss OF and choice mssi
printed on besnunj paper the fnl of shea music "a
EDITED by c. Watson, ftq, rentisman ailh twenty
years reputation ser and critic No worE
lie class can bear comparison
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publication office Is frankfort street.
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Port OF Sew York, Apri, 10. 1859.

ALu&EAc TOR FES roKs--rHrs oar.
~ RISES, ...t.......... % sooN ScTe. .rin.n
~ H-E ............. - HIGH vATLU morn
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7 O. CF o. F.-THE MEMBERS OF ENTERPRISE
Lodge No 36 requested meet ut the room
Odd Fellows BAH nm rneseap evenipR TO arrangements
To join the flaH- f.. t III ff
abih April ura
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Spoken. &c,

gbp Hihernia seeTiDg ", passed ApT Ia. A. on
Srhr Rayroopd rom MuhtaD, Mex, for Boston, was
March "a Int 70, ION sb
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND BALL ON HENRY U.AY's BIRTHDAl
" Messrs. GROWN III rGu AM, attachees Of the All
hooms have The honor 2 announce that their annual bop
wben bey hone t see Mi their teds and thew pledge ia
selves IN render the entertainment pleasant one W t,se
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Capt J. O HMa neany, who served with distinction
in the Mexican war deJ at lis residence Ptsburg
Monday Last. ...-..
Hon Kibby Bendict, chief Justice Of New Mexico de
hvered address at sante Fe St. Johns Day, De
cember s7th-
ate Of Prnceton Sunday last, ordained deacon
in the Catholic Cathedral Richmond by the It Rev DIR
Mcciill, Bishop Of the diocese.
Governor Hicks OF Maryland, has concluded 20 re-
spite Henry GambriI and the negro Cypllus until the
period that may he fixed upon for the execution OF Corr
and Crops, and that they will all be hung together
Hon. Robert FL. Kennedy OF Bloomsbury. IN j y was
drowned ina the Pohatoong, at Bloomsbury Friday as
He seventy years Of age. aud had filed many re-
sponsibic positions in his Stale.
Dr. WIN Claiming of BOSTON Is the distinguished per
who mysteriousiy limited at in paragraph ID the
Traveller having under the insence Of spiritual
ism deserted amiable wife and found his spiritual
affinity with another young lady
Richard Fl. Clark, esq, and Z 8 n COIN esq, have
accepted the appointment of his excelency Gov Brown
TO a te Vacancy in the commission 10 cndy the laws
Of Georgia caused R the resignation Of Judge johnson
and MAJOR Harris,
Count de Morny l. the BeaunaFeFais Of the present
age In the council and the bourse, betv--
of the opera and on the races zen the
DOR Cd beauty and the are" .gli,a "a Inc oot
:. CAN'T and successful man of the world
.ossawattornie' Brown, who had been pursued and
surrounded at Eureka by the deputy marshal and posse
succeeded ia making his escape Monday into Nebraska
small detachment Of troops, sent by Cob Sumner 10
aid in the capture o. Brown returned hearing Of his
escape
VIM Prescott Hinds OF Philadelphia deceased left an
estate valued at million Of dollars He gave
thousand dollars TO his minister eleven houses to his
wife, fifteen houses 10 married daughter, and odd
dozen to another unmarried be held ia trust
until her majority.
The Brownings Robert and Elizabeth have sent out
card stating that with strong personal affection and
esteem for Madam Mario and love for liberty and the
democracy still better known 20 all who know us yet
entirely dissent both from her views Of orsni and her
opinions upon Piedmont considering that every attack
the Pcmontese government is evelled also against
the general Italian cause.
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FnlDAY, February 4, 1859,

FRrDAy, February 4, 1859.
On motion Of the Hon. Jacob collamer, George w
cAhoon, esq Of Vermont admitted an attorney and
counsellor Of this court
No SO Richard Gregg Il a., PLAINTIFF in error rs
Robert Forsyth In error TO the eireut court OF the
United States for the northern district Of Illinois On
motion Of Mr. Washburne OF counsel for the defendant
in error, this dismissed for want Of ursdi
ton
No 100, John DTedge 4 al, plaintiffs in error. rs
Robert FoRyfh. In to the circuit court Of the
United States for the northern district Of Illinois On
motion Of Mr. Washburne, Of counsel for the defendant
in error this dismissed for want OF jurisdiction
No ISL. The St Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad
Company, plaintiffs in error, Clark. Brothers, Co
In 60 the circuit the United States for the
northern district of Illinois On motion Of Mr.. Polk of
counsel for the defendants IN error this cause was dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction
No 252. VIM Saith, implicated with Roswell T.
Goode, plaintiff in error, Clark, Brothers. Co. In
10 the circuit court of the United States for the
northern district Of Illinois On motion Of Mr. Polk of
counsel for the defendants ia error this cause was dis
missed for want Of jurisdiction
Nos 2T4, 2T3, s7G, 27T, and 27s. VIM s. Moss Alb
c. Harding, If a. survivors Of VIM. Kellogg "a :
ceased, plaintiffs in error, Edward Chase Errors to
the circuit court OF the United States or the northern
district of Illinois Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the
opinion Of the court dissng these cases for the want
Of jurisdiction account Of defective citations They
being Irregular in this that they cite the parties to APP
pear at day anterior to their date and therefore
No sol Augnstus w Walker, plaintiff in error. ps
Melville Goldman In TO the circuit court Of the
United States for the eastern district Of Louisiana On
motion of Mr. Ian, Of counsel for the defendant in er
this doeketed and dismissed with costs
No. A., of Dccamber lterIn, ls5T The Ocean Tow
Boat Company uwnars, q a., appellants, ps Owners OF
the Crescent City, al Mr. Justice Wayne delivered the
opinion Of the court the motion OF Mr. Benjamin that
the appellants entitled receive 81 10 o6 Of and
from the Of the Crescent City and that the de
entered at the last term be reformed accordingly
No. 60. The People Of the State Of New YorG &c rel
Asa Cutler al, plaintiffs in error Edgar G. Dbble
county Judge The argument of this cause was continued
by Mr. Martindale oE the defendant ia error and con
Guided by Mr.. Gillet for the plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned until Monday at III O'Clock @
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iton pDs ook- peAAtion iof extra rAA service here
tpre reported from I'D coxmittee Of hole iysse
@lah the Recommendation t4at IL Do the pslins
question bs&ng ON the passage u ihe tiil
Ar DAVE Of Mississipp moved that Il b. laid the
table which motion prev ailed-ayes - noes so.
rRyArK Amu.
On motion OF Mr. CHAFFEE, Of Massachusetts,, the
House theu vent into COMMITTEES u the Whole House
tllT NIaIoLs Of Ohio IN the chair and proceeded 20
This being olectlon day those bills b Nhch these
objection laid aside b be reported u the
House VITA recommendation that they DO pass whilst
those 70 which there objection passed over ~
be considered hereafter
After some time spent therein the committee rose and
repeated sun iry hills 10 the House.
The iolioving bills fTst taken up and passed
Senate bill for the relief Of Henry Hubbard
senate ball for the relief Of C. Edward HAbicht admin
istTator Of J. w. r. Lewis.
Senate ball foF the relief OF Mrs AnbF0ise fr0u OF Ge
parish ID 81 Charles, State OF Louisiana
Senate bill fOT the relief OF the heirs and legal repre-
seniaFeS Of Olivier Landry Of the state Of Louisiana
A bill for the relief Of VIM II Russell
bin for the relief Of Captain A. w. Reynolls
"A bill for the relief OF John Kelly
The f0lloing bills, reported from the COMMITTEES with
amendments, then seyeraly taken up, the amend
ments agreed TO, and the bills passed
Senate bll 10 amend act entitled tan act athOt-
ize the relocation OF land numbered three four
and i've, granted by Congress 10 Gen Lafayette APP
proved February &c Is45-
Senate hIl provide Goq the final settlement Of Che
land claim Of the heirs Of Jehu Underwood Ia FLORIDA
senate bin 10 conan 70 VIM. Marvin tiIle lands in
East Florida
bill for the relief Of sy lyester Tiffany
Senate bin for the relief Of p S DuvaI Co. reported
With recommendation that il do nor pass laid
the table
And then, on motion Of Mr. HOUSTON, Of Alabama,
the House adjourned.
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NEW AORK, FSb. 4---'fhe cotton market closed IN
settled with decline Of ie on stock Ia store and lc
IA irAiAll Of 500 bales prices nominal
tlouT Is heaTysal Of 10 500 bbls State IS 20 a
- 80 Ohio. Sc 20 Sc IS southern s. rs SO 10
Wheat hTn-ses Of ~ 900 bushels Kentucky white
81 20 Southern white 81 60; Western red 81 IS Com
= hrm-sAles Of Is 900 bushels mixed Is nominal al
80 a 81 cents white soc. yellow 81 cents Pork Is
hTnl mess, SIS 90 SIS s2 PRIME SIS 6z sl8 IS
Lard "a heavy az lzs l2s cents Whiskey Is firm at
"a ~ cents Cotiee il firm sales Of 500 bags No
iAsses steady At Al ~ CENTS Spirits Of tmpentne Is
steady al ~ 50 eents Rosin is steady al 81 ia Ri
Is arm al "a 4lc
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lr WoSaER viii be special meeting of the
Medical Society Of the District Of Columbia this morning
at the Washington Inarmsy where Monsieur Groux, so
well known TO the public as having "a window in his
breast will be present and viii demonstrate on his per-
son certain motions Of the heart large arteries and
lungs. 1t viii be novel and an interesting sight #