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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
Prints.

The past seasoD has been quite satisfactory 70 The
large printers.
Fsner goods will be carried over than in any pre-.
viou- .essn. The preparation. for the next sea-'n-
bu-,pe,, i1hnepce the PINT Cloth narkst-ani,
without doubt, the Autumn prices will be much
hig her than those Of tn. pat seasou.
CoitOa Duck.
There 10 70 change TO notice. No important de-
raud il looked for in the next sixty days. Cotton
has ruled 50 high the s-ason past that some mills
have discontinued the production. There ~ a tri&>
at Paterson, and all the mills are stopped except
Cote.
DENNIS AID Stripes
Are without change.
Cotton Flanrels.
There il no movement 10 these goods. The stock
On hand is not lsrge-the product having generally
been printed.
Tie demand during the past week for choice styles
of thin WOoens has been large, and if Continued IN
san volume during the next fortnight, II will relieve
tie market Of nearly all Of the new and desirable
goods Undesirable styles and inferior fabrics are net
wauted-we have tad a surplus Of such goods dur-
ing tie whole season. Goods in all wool ranging
from IS &c. are in full stock and must he sOl at
los il moved at present. Silk Mixed Goods will be
abundant the coming season. We hear of Option
Warp Cs,,ntres, Satnet- and Kentucky Jeans com.
ing cut in in itatiOn Of the finer fabrics Of the pres
ert Spring. There will also be large importation Of
English and German fabrics mixed with silk, aud
soU,e with less costly staple, which mus come il
direct competition with American All-Wool G1ods
ard d superior fabric 10 combinations viii be re-
quiTed in order TO realize profit IN their nGnuac-
ture. Some are being produced at present weighing
l2 10 IL Of, IN great perfection equal to any We
have seen from Elb-uf many which have been sold
this scason Frehch.
Every season we notice similarity Of style in all the
fabrics produced. Whether seen in cottODwsrp
CASHMERE worth &c, or in Atwood worth 81 %,
all copies Of the foreign fabnc- If etripe. are
worn every mill produces that style without variation.
If our manufacturers would originate designs in
stead Of following in the wake Of the foreign fabr-
cnit great results would be seen. Originality, not
only in the designs but in the combination Of color
irgs is TeGuiied Let the same fkill be shown by the
American manufacturer in and unique designs
AZ has already been in producing the fabric and
we should export ideas rather than import them
Lat accomplished artists be engaged constantly in
that department, and we shoud see, in the sample
webs novelties, attractive combinations, and such
diversity of fabric IA would ready sales ut
nerative prices months in advance Of production. II
this policy should be adopted, our manufacturers
would reach safe and desirable position.
Wool has declined since last review, aud il is
yet too high ~ admit of profit in ia manufacture
Very few parties will go into the market early in the
season, heretofore, unless important concession
is made in the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
MARRIED..

RRfr-BAYYEs-I this city r wedoeseay, May 4, BY
rO. Re, r l. uyl,r M.r~D. a Bret a F-tsO - Lora
H,r,,. sr.rad.axhtes Il COafprt Starr Of th.sc.;y
kARfT s-aORKE-On Saturday, April IS. by The Rev Wn
ri B.bbot, " Martin of lafayette, iDd ~ Mr. Nara
Rethe & Hob hen.
Eyack ct the residence of ihs guardian
~ tie bod NJ T. -,d- Grpusnt- BY k-s Dr. L>at.
Tsad~.- 81 N-~YoEi Emily Ssnsh'-r q the
hsfr Joe pb Dsun;op.
HOORE-PORTHR-Ai The U. g. Navy Yard. Wsrins'on,
y IT.. R-t Johu y NJ ore - II. Al.hams C,f-r-Ie~, %
n Mary Pore;, daughter 81 Constructor Ter, u s.
ks,y. -
~ Rsy Hsury Ward Br.cbr r. d. Pit - l. Jiss h -
sdss; daughter d George w EnswOh al CT bTofy
REED-NURDAUOil--At Tnufy Csurob 2 r. sI''aih v &,
Of TtnrsGsJ, AprI 2, BY the Re- }. n. Winshsid M
wr.hipno Rcd To- Mis- Oot1vis MaTd-nFh .
sIAPsON-TAyLOR-On "Wednesday May at ID, residence
az Al. brd-'. fsii~f by R~v H0ttDn. d., j41-'
X simpson 20 s-rah L. daughter William b. isyJr csc,
ell oi this city =. =,
wALLACE-hcDoNALD-Op Wednesdsy My = BY ne
e. Mr. KrK.up, Jaues Wallace Of New fJ;k, - Ma
Lane H. Da.s.d ofB Brooklyn.
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Passengers Sailed

IN .tc,~.ag Je,a o' L're'rrIt L'y,9n " rlsn.''sn'
Atvsuk M RssEno!c lady Al in; M Hams and l1y
~ Iii n II MI. n E,.dl-y laly sod t~o dsugot-rs
Nov .Yort; Misses NJ and l. Jso b. rsona. r. and Aay
E-v.r ami lsGy Baltimore: NJ. L. W. oegrrs Peruvsn Le
sa, Caud,n ana lady Nj. Baton. France G-ola AMI
'sy Me. ssI r Or R. Duusou and daughter rniadrpaA
IN ,,na ..ip Ciroa,,an 70, Ga!pay-L Meath, Gernds
Brow John D. nneily, jos ro Juds New. Ms, s"'>yw.
York; II G. Dir,nor,, Bo-;.n. NJ Brady. Toy j. Polsk,
Carads; A. Yu-,sn England ~ Nul6Ot.nd Ne~,fotk; A.
losr,v } SpowdeI J. Mci.ess j. D1revas Philadelphia NJ
Doryr. Mr. and lsdy, N-~H .v-ni R-v Mr. NJ us
,b-p n Trlh, N.w-Yprs Trsn- McG9ussle, Mary Jano
Fssnn Mas.rr Csrral John Welsh Cath Hasy j. p rshA,
B,.,.p T.isl y cabin, aud l66 ina the .t,ersse
In rocket n hdra,G fer HaryeJ1hn Punne't and fni,ys
HQyI, Msia EbcI; and LADY, New York; d. JaIas W. So
brook South CuIolus.
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Philadelphia Cattle unrket-MaY '.

The surrly o BEEv CarrLE this week was rqnai 81 o "
80 lat ~ all - h. al Sal"s ho"'s"i 49,
-, m Consequence a. the high pnc- deinsnord W v
e. %, .,,-rs the hatcher. ooups ming thst 10 Re
~, NV 10. mon. upon beye. LEO b, ~ -err a.i s
from ssGxlo per 100 Ss Tor oriiny -
--i -5di 50 and = u Tor PTlin" ALL "A'1s
srtet was bri.s snl The d-msni p nei' t~
,py e. SIC, trius quite KNITTED Ony 80 .ea1 were Of
,r-c ard -od readily ~ from !. "'c v y" 70 -
ucesP,,ce. Dec lined saste in t-s market Ia e. 90
III supply $50 bad cold at nom ~ SnS -
,u.. ., re- vades this msrke, aud only 20 bel
,,tn.d lsrcs 4, ioer pe sag from sls9S So according
10 condition, quality aid fancy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
WEEKLY REVIEW
OF THE
DRY GOODS MARKET.
nv the Manufacturers Cloth Hall Association
A. II. ALMY, Manager.
NEw.YoRx, i1 Broadway,
upsp.y EyrsI<G NAV 3 1859.

NEw.lORK iX broadway,
THURSDAY EvEsING, May ), 1859. !
We have entered upon the dull season Of the year,
and the demand for many styles Of gocd- for imnsd-
aie consumption, is comparatively limited, although
some houses aro still cIjoying good trade.
The hesvy clothing trade will N" commence laying
In stock at present, and the Jobben will not make
an, engagements fvr their early trade until June, and
those having Western connections will defer ti.ir
purchases ar late possible. But with promise
OF good crops we shalt have a Continuous trade, as
recorders ust be received from the Interior pur-
glasses having been light early in the season, in con-
seau.uce OF the scarcity Of goods and the high prices
maintained by holders. The export trade is large,
sotio. by the statistics below. Within the past two
weeks over 5000 packages have been taken for
China alone, aud the engagements for the next few
weeks are said to be quite important. The importa
tons Of plain Cotuns continue light a. compared with
the corresponding period Of 1857 although largely IN
excess Of 1879,
L. y, rtai ns of Plain CoitOns at this port during
tie week ending April 90, compared with preNioa
years have been ss follows
1857. 1SJS. 1859.
FOR Vie week i1s cSE -, $500
u, suC, January SSoSi9 SoooU zofl 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

Urder he act e 1855, S5 warrants Of 10, ao'ss 10
xay.,,s # ior acres, warrants Of 20 acres, AMI
rgIra,ts e ~ acres Total SO warrants; covering
Is ltr acres. -, ,s.o .--.,. , ~
,,I ,rr.-. { ~ acres ard Of ~ acres the wnoe
c,veriI 76n acres -, ..,,,os
TIE 81 tire uuu Der # land warrants Issued refcaos
FIVE hundred cnc twer,yiI and covers 9o' ac1sS.
,;;I srnl;e-,iop. fer land warrants hsye been re
ccixrd End fled IN the Pension Ot.icc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

The heavy shipments of Drills have strengthened
the market and holders 6rm for re susr export
STYLES aud TOR best makes %. has been obtained
Irregular lots are held higher than a few weeks
since, Notwithstanding the tendency Of the cotton
market These goods weigh go ysrls to the pound
and the cost Of the stock alone is quite important
item in the expense of manufacture and, as Nc have
heretofore remarked, the demand and supply govern
the price rather than the cost OF the material,
and we look for more remuuerating results TO the
manufacturer
q in Drills are in full stock aud the demand quite
limited.
Brosa SAset,zgs aud SkiTt.ags.
These goods are selling moderately at SIZE, mos.
Some ssles for export have been made at shade
less; but the stock is ANAL and holders are frn.
Medium Sheetngs remain without change. but con-
tracts for future delivery would be made at slight
decline. Light Sheetiugs are plenty, but COM
usnd full prices.
30 in. Sbeetings are accommodating, bat the stock is
not oppressive, and no important change can be 40
ticed.
Bieaehed SAeetiags asd Sh,rt,Hgs.
The demand has siackeDed for these goods, but
they being taken by the trade fast produced
ON previous orders-snd decline in prices is
ticeSS3 in. Blesched Cottons are In better stock-i
goods arc not ACCOMPLISHING.
1 Printtss Cloths.
Further sales have been made Of Printing Cloths at
H. advance for future delivery Some coatrscts for
50I5s have been made q. Sic, s mouths, to extend
into late Autumn. We quote:
ss.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

Messrs Stout, Clrws Mason, Nos. III Nassau ani
Is Pine street. N.w-York, who advertise in another
column to buy and sell mercantile paper stocks,
bonds and exchange aud Transact bsnking business
geper.lly, refer to Duncan Sherman & Co., Wilson
G. Hunt & Co., Moses Taylor, esq, Ne~-fork
Era,tus Coming, esq, Albany; John E. Tbayer y
Bru Boston
TIE Third Avenue Railroad Company ba. declared
a ovIdend of s. so 4, share, payable 18th inst
The progress If The Chicago and Galena rosd has
be- n. toluws:
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. -,
Cleared.

s,eamshirMoses Taylor, Mc0Owan, Aspiuwal Marshall o..
R1bcItA
Baks-P Demil, Hocy. Savannah, Demll Co Mary Ls-
cle. Gibbs. Cadz, Galway, Cascade Teller. LIins. Harder,
City Point M,tcpl Duncan.
bns--A Gd-it (Br.G Wiley, CORVALLIS u r. D,wobe; Y.
Butler BatL Babg.T r. H. S.ndf,rJ Beatrice, Small Der
ujs Smith Jo, Co.. Tmrs. Phuney, Seville, Carlisle &.
Henry Cssandra tlene, 81 TbonIa. w. = Vinius
sch ner,Mssar.t Ann. Rhnehart Philadelphia J. W. Mo
NJ. Wythe, TuttI, Richmond G. H. P-rson Emerald FIRE.
LiI Bum, A. Seary; Arctic H'cks, Alexandra, SsH'fd u
Doose jamestown La,our,tte, City Point Jas Hunter ca
Ain (br J. Scott 81. John, A. Sntners Co.
s'oIs-M h Bowen, Watts. Providence MASTER Phsnix,
Sh pht I'd. n, w Haven, Il. 4. Racket.
Sesn.-B, -or Sell.w Philadelphia J. Perkins; Sarah.
Jones, PHI .sdep hia Briggs Kirkpatrick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

C.cr,,. Iir..rd moderate request steady P''o'
lftH bsss Boston 81 81 y bnsn casa ,;, =, IA.
IALICN-A lin it'd busnsss dong N p'ino w :" ~
r. 81 Fst -,i,udy 81 7c. -. -. h.,,s,,
WHISKY IT, q mAnd Il more acti'e' ana P'0'' " ''
al. If 6aU bbis. a. 26lc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

TIN road gives large decline III revenue aud aeon.
sdtisb- Increase IN cost. H. 1853, 10 miles had ,st
$4,000 y mile In 1853 2i9 miles has cost ~ go
= nile. In 1854, 40 miles Cost $50 900 y mile. The
rsrongs Per mile operated were tue largest IN 1856,
during the land eIciemen's there, bein. then g. 9J
y uile operated. This hus fallen 10 So 300 in 1853,
,r She-;imd in amount, AID the d,cliue took place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

The large .,psus.s # 1851 ser- caused by freshrt.,
which involved great outlay and these carr ed the
wtC expenses to % y cent Of the revenue. In the
year 1888 the decline in the income equal Ia
t9is,i Ms compared with 1850, and more than half
fem pa,seng.rs, while the expenses were reduced
only $2o nt0, and that by -c"nomLiag on the trans.
portstion # freight IT. 1856, - , c.nt iivi lends
we're paid ia 1854, I = cent dividends pail,
and to Meet it, it spp-ars from the table the capital
stock ed $l3 Geo and the funded 3eb increased
60, o..
Tie business If the Ciearn House was very large
e, ay So, ecu. TIE Treasury notes received at
tie Custom Houses Of the United States for pay
Of duties during the month Of March s722 H.
There fair demand for Treasury notes, with but
Moderate supply. Holders ask 5 y cent premium.
Tie con'n-ic- of this P'rt for the fiscal year, and
fer - four orth- from Jan. l. hes ban:
FoEEiss lsPoRT, !: Assr York fer Four A0siai from
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p...iu,. s( Productivity y

p, Fri, Rau,..a-so bb Flou 10 da Whssy 50 do A.
.cij TO dr- Leather s. NIL, do. So pkgs Lsrd ~ 40
rr ,i.ll ~. do A..s $50 do Egg. ~ Do Butter 40 is
hale Wool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sup-Rises.. ass Srts......... 1901 Moos-S@s. llSs
HIGH WATER TINS DAY
S.Bdy Hook 50 ,jov Island 0:0ln He'll Gate. ....lok
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

ASIESTbe demand for Pots and Pearls 1. light - IS
tONEski GraIde fairly active sales Of ljUO Shin,
AZ 4ic s. v go, net es.h.
CO1TON-Th- martr i, dull and rather disposed hes
tie receipt VI the Niagara We nominal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06
Arrived

c;hswb BGs. New 9rissn. April a. Ha''"a
So .hp PaIcc Lsyfed, Baltimore and pass II.
B. CrUuwoiS Go.
steamship Jamestown, Parrish Richmond, lc ma.c. and
paIs i4lle' Blade 81 .rdins Jackson, M.ss Nueh -.
$ lon q W. spike SD Cniua of Portland MI ~ days
,olld .siry them; Sb, st 80 N lon 81 ~ w. spike
hip Coun b. i4dsys from New Orleans for Liverpool; May
!, day from Richmond, Va. fr Hsax kindly sap-
a. om a t up to S. p .a l .cye sai~si.
Bah Ariel CheemaH Prime. April IS coffee and log.
The ei The 9th u lat 49, when, evening
much and very cold and continued G days;
which ne bs, he'd lisht bathing wind.
BARK heimesi tAor RGFsp Marseiles 76 days, nSi-e
bar. Barone klner p,uch Bordeaux S. days, brandy,
wine. &c, TO T. eayIes de Rgyer c.
bsk Virginia Ana (of Chs-on Gorhsm, Csrdenss April q,
Barb Enela Frnaud Fenehl verre Rockford IS days,
WIZ sWy &C. to c ..s '; nd very hwy Ssstssr
VOL as &C. 10 order ApT = tat 81 10 lon Is ~ bark
Ls,s adi.l.n tHcrh o,n M..rIy. s,r New. Yort '''
ss Lacy chsrpSn s .9oper Bermuda 8 day. tomatoes
p,r,rcd heavy sale N H. obi sed 10 lay 4, Zoe
10 ~ s s Ps1 S-y.aw v.,ss sP1r' win .ai. stt,ch
r. 'uetI and uclss To Nsmith Son. lila. been days Of
bns Europa (Br Of wind.or n 81 Frances Marcel,
u, COX. ac., t. Boyd liinekn April 2, had hcayy
ea a. Scn att .sd T. ms % "y~ sw ss AID p
covering beard driven from Ion 10 Ion H.
b. ~ Stb, led Etl- from W. = W N. W. during
winch hid decks aud cabin gJOdet lat inst h ~ n.
loL o. als ID ,isas with ship bradshaw tf st. hul
~ hu n, Is st~unrr Ss1,ns (am.), bJund T. from
Asl .lst bad con ou Of heavy westerly gales and bad
scL tof sedswictl Hooper ceDrn~so- April 10,
nols-. "a stsun0re Avery April ~, lat 81 lon u g.
scLl Maria Z Elizabeth (of WATrtD~u. ~ d loy. To-
Sct Rridter of Broshayen Kinner, Remedies April Y,
sugar
-chr Euchsn,rc, to Newbuypor Evans Maanzas phil g.
piEeHhs oC AkeTiy Sailed company with bark Reindeer.
iyI iD,iso- lids.
sch Commodore Tucker Loud, Calais d.ys, lumber y,
Northern Light Mills Ess,por, Ncwpor, days, ths
~ mater.
s.I Bay sts,- Halocs, Boston 8dsy. rdse TO Dayton 4
spfsgue.
sir JosePh Fsr~sn, Packard Rocslaud days. lime %
Si seph Rogers Rogers. Portland, Conn 2day. stone
ecLr N'cauor, Parker Eizabetap, coal bound
SIR JG-tius N-rrI, R,pksnd days iln- " master.
Sclr boy State, verdi, Roeslsnd, lime
schr r.. 81 DUN ID Post, Portland Conn, stone
seaIer Wansgtts, Any, AesB bedford tnd.c. Jo--ph
All L.
81. Albs;r-. Williams Providence mdse 20 l. OdeI
bELO"-Barks Fannie, and DsLn from Cieafoes- ,r,
brg.
Also bark Warren Fisher Gaigl.r if day. from Haysn,
Das Co' Rnir, Nhit.b-Try u from Apiuws Beta
BY pi!ot bost JsueS Avery.
sAILkD-s,ssnships Jgrs (Bri Crcassiau lBrl Galway
Via 81 JoiAs " y Mes fsyiVr, Aspuwa; BARK J9na bsa-
SOL Havana Oh p Bavaria. HAVE aud others.
Withholding the dsy, from s
The steamship Guatemala wen, down the bay On
ILgrscay morning trial trip
lie s sEshp Jsmest~B, Psrr.h which arrived Thursday
rv rs brought freight 76J bb u green peas 10 II
straw befTie-.
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IAdverisement.

THOMPSON BROTHERS, No. waist oter for
.-l- al times. Usrso srArss aud srarE srocss for NJ
ves,n.rLt Banking purposes In amounts q suit
Orders for the purchase sale Of SIoes on connissto
promptly eAcuLed.
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ny Telegraph.

HiGHLASDs, hsy s. suEse,Two sarks ono brig south
81 Tue highlands bD4nd IL signals Three blrss three
brss are a. anchor nsd the ook outward b,Id Snip ar
vet Qnru ioT LS.rpSy, passed the bar "a
=, amer tiFcSSssn tor galway 81 J0hn 4 Ship
bsvara Tor HAVE, a. st. Shp Continent for Melbourne At
NLd u.-lefs- IRON ). weather. clear.
sQCAk, Way s. surse--Winc hsht from g. g. T. weather
l-sT ~ wee i IN . sht frvn iris pJii,
AEWroaI Nay a-Arr yesterday, .chr. Richard Bori-n
ArIolc Fa!l kysr tor Baltimore; Kiln A B,~-a Endct,
Folly Landing f,r Philadelphia Margaret Am Para E,-
III pr Dzr Phillip. Taunton for WOODBRIDGE Al 90 t,r,
Z Davis DAVIS Proydeuce cor Now York; Gaorxe tl-l,5
Hsssrstrs~ Alice Davis New Bedford Tor R5udo N.Y. u.
as Re- xs Providence Er s-s .Yors
Sake, scnrs. El.sbe,h Msyo Sevyo-k Ros.on VII,
do, d., to bs-d e. E.~-Yors - -e-
In pr; sop Willard Buckingham, N.w-York dsohsrsnx
. bootos' hsJ 5-Ar ship inlp-rasibIe tAusl Hover
DI-'b'.ki bah j. w Andrews. Fr-nch Nrw YORK; brxs
sim syg pa, Fosi- Borr- Ambrose Light. Ban. RAM
oo. L~nra' Lavender Cep- hayden; schr NAY Han OL.
hEw-oRLEASS. Nay a-An. bark GrspesSo,, som RIO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-06

vile % ~ nth side IL Cuba With Lunber AMI hSS W
N.u.Yo,k With Sugar, al 35c., or-ign p"r' e1Ar1'S
maid In,tler ve-s.l for a iniar VOYAGE ~ VIZ ''
Smear and g for N.l,,ser ON d'ck vessel U.
20 t1G hu,b home from a salt sland at Ice A v"e'ei
e ssA TINS hons. from the south side of Cuoa w'th
Sugar nt l5c., paying her own port charges a of's
2o tu,s is ROW loadin for Bangor with Acias-er d
4, und.r dock Flour at i:c., and Corn at &c
Tie business of ~. Sub Treasury we've; low
r, oeip,s, $27o, c3s l3-from Cust"fn', *'e'v' ray
u,rts s2i!. 49, &C; Balance, s., i5l,6i2 81.
Tie Jufa today iook *s62,9i9 IN sp'cie' wnen "a
larrer than was anticipated. The shipments OF the
week will probably million and quarter ana
u.nv reach million and half
The If the Cleveland and Toledo road were;
ARA, 1852 ssat
n-,-. ..0,os
TIE earnings Of the Michigan southern IN Ap.N
ver. about sI4c.GC0. TIE earnings of the buiiaio
AID Coming Railroad in April were sI5,2s6 -.
The following are the receipt. Of the horr7s Canai
Cp Dial f.r the week sud season, a. compared WIN
corre-porcirg tire last year:
To-. % Arril o isS. .slt,fo ~
Woke ding April 81, la5s..........' l. o. " -
-SLbFl -
Totalio April -, lGS.............'''''$s ~, ~
"'Ae|"i'e nay -s4s23 8,
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Spoken.

by plot eoS James Avery MAJ 20 N Bsrness shps Brook
No.. q .na for Se~'Lonaon; James AssTy, CaUy s srd
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OisastPvs, SC.

BALTIMORE, May 6Th. bark Dwell OBI Hapu from Port
Span, With VI sug bound Dabiin was Abandoned u
| ia CO April i.-lby Telegraph.
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NETWORK cLAssIFIcArioS.

COFFEthocerae ssles making, and prices steady;
sob. 4 80 H." private 40 Java lSc. aud
bss. St Dounso at lGio sso 100 do M4racabo Re ~ d.
Lsyu-yIH 81 l.t,.
CASTOR Olive hear Of sales Of 80 cases deliverable
b. Il, private terms
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-31
Oak Belt Female Academy.

'HE fourth session of this Institution will commence
the 25lh Of July, and end the 9Th Of December,
1883. The school il conducted BY w. II. Thompson
and Lady, WHO have had several years experience ii
teaching. and have generally given satisfaction. Pa
rents and Guardians having daughters and wards to
educate, wonld probably DO well to send them 10
we will try to exercise them parental caro-. and
spare pains in cuyating their morals and manners,
as well as their niellecis The Academy Is siIuaed
in the southeast Of Aiamanee county, within
two mites Of w. ]. Bingham's Select Male School Il
is in high, healthy country, and in community that
will compare fayoIaby with any 10 the country for
morality, enterprise and intelligence.
Board can tie had with tito teachers, and with good
families in TIC neghbofhood ri 81 per month. fui.
iioh a. folloWsi
English Branches, Primary $ 90
Medium, 10 90
Advanced, Et l2 90
Ancient Languages, each, 90 extra
Music on Piano, Is 90
Address W. II. THOMPSON,
Oaks, 0raif county. n. {.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-31
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having opened School
" for the education 81 his own daughters, and the
daughters of some Of his friends, takes this method Of
the public that tie session Of the School
viii commence on the 5lh Of July NEXT and continue
tweniy.one weeks.
He will have the assistance Of competent and faith
fu lady, who educated in one of the best schools
in the Ststp. Parents enlrus,ng the education Of their
daughters to us may feel assured that everything will
be done for them which the proprietor do have
done for his own. The school is located six miles
north Of Hiilsbofough,
Terms;
BoARn including all expenses, = 90 per month,
TuiTioN-Ordnsry branches, ~ so per session.
Higher branches, Is 90 per session
As soon as arrangements can bc made, music on the
piano will be taught al ,,- Sl5 90 per session
Use OF instrument, 80 per session.
Pupils charged from the time Of entering, and nj
deduction Tor time lost Afterwards except at the option
Of the proprietor
ARCHIBALD CURRIE.
June l. o.