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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28
WATCHES, JEwrr.RY. 20.

RIIohA PEABLs-THEsE BEAUTIFUL PEARLS
"A get In hne gold made into beaspin earrings and
crosses are qse the rage No lady fully essed With
them CaD and see hem at g3l broadway, opposite Che
theatre.
TyAL1FORN1A DfAMONDS-IN BREAsTPTNs RINGS
earring crosses aud studs mounted fine gold and the
Broadway jewely s Broadway Opposite The theatre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28
SPRING FASHIONS.

NRENCH BONNETS.-MADAME HARRIS SON. 81
Broadway have just received per steaer large ssuo
ens Of Paris pattern bounes Southern and
trade, witch they win offer very low FOR cash
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

w oPENHyM, q AND 2ils DIVISION STREET, AN.
w "a the trade that he will the frat Of
March with splendid stock Of spring millinery which will
offer at the lowest prices the latest and styles
pattern bonnets; flowers
bons grapes Enssh and French blondes cali IL soil
cited and examine for yourselves
W. oPENHYM, q and az Division street.
on CENTS A PAIR FOR FRENCH wOvE CORsErs-
W Together with all the latest patterns, plain and
broidered Wholesale and retail style Of ladies' skirts
crznoline crosha, skeleton hrcoh, skeleton
thirty springs NORMAN, 705 Broadway.
7QSO MANTTLLAs At WHOLESALE 1859.
lCOC. For Southern and Western trade.
In elegant Paris styles
FRENCH LACE POINTS
FRENCH LACE TALMAS,
FRENCH LACE CIRCULARS
PLAIN Pix CIRCULARS,
SILK AND NET MANTHhA6,
CLOTH CHESTERFIELD6 AND SACKS
The the CITY, II moderate prices and good
terms,
AT GEO. BULPINe,
Between Thompson's and fsylor's saloons)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-28

WEIsKER BROTHERS: % AND DUANE srBsE.
w have removed from q John street IN the store
90 AND 81 DUANE STREET,
Qwo doors west of Broadway
Where they have opened large and wei selected stock
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
Oompridpg ribbons and Sins,
French and American flowers,
Blonde laces and ruchea
Straw goods TO-, &c..
Which they the lowest prces and which they beg 70
call the attention Of the trade Auction sales regularly attend
adj In
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09

OATE OF KNOXVILLE, TENN y
rINENDERS his professional services to the citizens
Il of Nashville and vicinity. He has been actively
engaged in the practice of his Profession in all its
branches for the last sixteen years, and hopes by
to be able to render satisfaction to all
who may favor him with acali.
Once No. 421< Cherry street. near Capt. stockelPs
residence. Residence Pearl street, South Nash
Vile. apr25-dtf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09
nasbDittf Qatriut.

TER MS:
Daiiy 80
Tri-Weekly per annum, ,......-.......... ~
weekly ,per lnnuln
one Weeklyfo two years or two Weekles an
torone year IN ad dvance, "
When the Daily, Tri-Weekly or weekly - 70 20
iscoutinued fpaid in advance at the time
~ the suhscriber must order, otherwiseit II VIII ue
at our option, until paid for ana s.opPeu
not paid must be paid at the time VI :, viii he
,ce or atour option. II the party is good IL "ioe
ant until paid. ,.oA,u o,,.ra al our
risk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09

A n BOXES fresa slnIly Lemons. 1nsi rsesIsed ~
q J she steamer Rsi Rover a4ce and IN ARA er1sf
f5r sals lou AZ Ne. Market street.
mayss CARTER, wifSf0KD co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09
A Magnificent Chance.

II WILL sell my Farm IA Fraaklia county, Team, on
i Rock Creek, SIX miles Southwest OF TallAhoma,
consisting Of 500 more Acres OF Land. Il can be
it,ijed INTO two places. It has Il good improve
meats-the best OF spring water, a good Grist aud
ss Mil ana IS within four miles of three celebrated
ror Issrtber Information apply 10 b. r. wHrK 90
the place, Sf 70 il' - b. " WHITE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09

xrrR A receifs of lot o. superior Wheat Fans
w Thsy wlll Bs sold al Naaufscsory pssnss a. No
assass nssss - cAsrxR. wnsEoap co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09

VIE are Ia receipt OF, Ane ~il Keep constantly os
w hand, alasge stack OF sapersoE Oak and Hem
lock Tanned sole Leather, ~nich oneE 70 tae tfaae
the to~sst possible agares. -
hn6 = 4t-A~bEnSoS.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09
Gents, Boys and Youths.
Hats for Spring and Summer.
Attention. Machinists. sc.

4000reet of Leather and Gum Belting from TO IL
inches wide, also Lace Leather, Copper Burrs and
Rvets hand AMI for sale, low for cash at Nos SO
and 50 corner of College and Broadway.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09
A C. A r D

J. IRWIN formerly of Irwin McClelland
n. Huntsville, Ala. } having become associated
with business the style of the frm will be
IRWIN McCLELLAND CO.
W. A. & J. G. MccLELANDf
Nashville Feb lie 1859.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09

one haaAreA barrels ehssas Potatoes, iast feesls :
"a -gssas-s. = "a ARasrRosG = 90.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09
stop the Report.

uls-arrently reported that ne selino Goods sniJ
Al sctioa when ia fact txo thirds OF oer sales are
private she sae asia any other Wholesale House u
me city with tas exception, We sellfor short Proet
for cash and short prompt PAPer
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
E. E. GlascOck & co.

E. E. GlascOck & co.
a. uo,,s.s and Lots South of Broad ST., High st.
y 2 do do College Hill;
store house do dwelling attacheu
20 acres on G.,Ilatn pike, miles out
lots ON Market street College hhIi
so acres the Lebanon pike
Z lots in HaTdin's addition;
Is acres on Indi'n creek; (eounty'l
/ 3 story business House on Broad street;
IL lot On Carroll street;
lS6 acres on Browns creek -, - u
lot on Market street - .
IA use and lot on North Cherry street
40 do Summer street;
900 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
IN lots ON MurfreesborO pike, "a miles out;
Az acres corner of Jefferson street, wellimprov
100 feet on Hardias pike, improved;
100 do Bells addition; ,,,---, 4,
/ dne residen,e on North College street, No. ll2;
do 30 M5GavOck street, west NashVHie;
47O acres on Paradise Hui, 10 miles out
. i brck store house whte's creek pike, Fdgeheldi
2 lots corner Of College aud DemumoraDe streets
"a No 40 between Broad and Demumbrane
y OF lot No. los, West Nashville , W.,
9hnuses aud lots Demumbrane street, west
s7L foe, on summer, between Church and Union;
O. acres on Brick Church pike, "a mileso out;
lots on hpcs business house on College ST.
brautif,lI residence on the corner of SGmmerand
Mulberry streets;
house ana lot North College ST., No. iO2;
IS acres Mill Greek. 4 mics OUT
ID .
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
5o do adjoining Maple Wood, on The Westi
100 feet on College street, extended;
100 or 200 acres North OF the City, "a miles out;
loo do 90 40 10 Ii''oS 0N''
10 lots . miles from city of Memphis;
Various lots IN West Nashville;
1bat extraordinary water power on Duck River
- known as the old Stone Fort,
Several lots Ia Ewing's additioni
l0Is acres Gallatn pike, miles OUT
do Middle Franklin pike, 200 yards beyond
the drst toll gate;
house and lot North Market street;
$50 acres IN Robertson county, We'll improved, u
mile west of the HOpkinsville Foad;
100 feet on Humphreys st., south nashville, NO.
5Oand 81;
a3tE feet on summer, bottom Church and Broad;
s. feet ON Broad ST., adjoining Shelby Medical Col
Iege. ,
4 lots on new Franklin Pike, at the mouth OF Rail
road Tunnci
several lois m bangs and Roberts addition, Edge
ned
7 house ana lot corner Of Hobson and Father
land Edeeheld;
I house aud lot on McLcmorc, between Church
and Broad
mayi-u T. X OI-AoSoSh u w.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-09

N. b. Merchants, in want OF any Oi the above ar
tces will nd their advantage To give me call as
can ammodate them by the case or dozen AT as low
prices as any other house in the City
mar3-u Is X CDTiEh
, 1859-01-11

In regard 10 tile prospects for the coming sca-
son, dealers arr not kanguinc that any advance in
price will be realized. II will depend much upon
the amount Manufactured anu sent to market It
Is feared that one sonIrc Of demand will he mae.i-
ally decreased, us advices frum foreign ports, r.
port over stocks and but little cncouta cement for
farther shipments The retailers south and east
have bought heavily because lumber WIS lower
;aaa Usual and money easily obtained. and have
large stocks in thelt yards. There Is little reason
to hope tnat the western demand, which ia Chica.
80 alone fell from &37 900 900 in 1857 to 1C7 0OO
700 in 1858, will be much increased ia 1859 as thn
West is recuperating bnt slowly from its cmlat-
rassments- Under these circumstances, if q !arre
quantity is manufactured, land 1t il reported that
many mills which made but little last winter are
this year putting in heavy stocks Of logs aud The
lumber forced upon slack demand, prices " i'll lie
no higher than LAST year and may be still further
reduced.
II, on the contrary, manufacturers move slor
", and before they fully stock their mills, wait
TIL the western demand has revived, sending
this year to the eastern market moderate
amount it il believed that ready sa1ee viii he
made at prlees which will pay them fair remu.
ncralion.
Tho large receipts Of slaves in the past vear
we're not seeded to supply tho demand, and were
only brought forward on Account Of low freight,
Prlces bare been on an average Of geo per NJ
ieaa than the previous year, and there is nov on
hand ia Albany and New York full year 4 sup
ply. Ihero u, therefore, but ittle encourage
nent tor their manufacture this winter.
Ihe value Of the lumber received in Albany in
1883 was &5, ,0sS, ,949: and ita receipt. storage.
carriage and shipmeat, has given employment to
for subsistence-
coAxkac1AL-Ths bog marks. to-day vas a.
kremely dull, and sellers had to submit 10 4 de-
cline Of 25e. The very choicest lots Of Hogs were
, 1859-01-11
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the AfriCa-

NEW YosK. Jan. 1o.-The royal mSll steam
shin Africa, from Liverpool Oh Tho 2otn 0'ano'
srrived LAST evening.
The AreRo arrived out on The 28d.
This ship Isaac Wright hid bean burnt IN the
Merssv. She hsd 200 passengers on board inc
a.. necnrred in the night. The vessel xas 1t
sochnr in the stream. Great coustsrnttlon
among the emi9rants, but with no ea4nalt1es.
The veseel wax scuttled and rnn aground aef
cargo of fine goods anz 800 tons Of iron wa4 ~
sured. r-,-, :. :,
be sold, She il unfit for service.
The London 7smes recurs 70 the ffehdents
Mesxsgo. and draws attention to the prepouder"
nnce of foreign over domestic mAtters, and tne
ouarrelaome apirit manifested under the Htodl-
nualv modest tone, and considers it very re-
markable that the United States should 81 Inc
present moment have cdsns 6e1s against s'noss
erery State from the Gulf To Cape Horn, and
szks whether it is possible thRt tho weaker party
can always be the sggressot.
Some threatening rioting had taken place
among the military md militia Al "ool~len.
No serious result6. .
The result Of Montalembert's trial is constd.
cred = triumph over the Government, ns under
the new sentenre the accused will not be to exileo
under the new Law OF suspicion
The continental news il uniuportaut.
| SThe Calcutta and China mail had reached 3D.
ez. Indian news unimportant $500,
HosG koxa, Nov. 15-Exchsuge advanced
4s9d- Shane hal 6s sgd The tariff negot'a.
1iops had concluded. Canton wks quiet, but
businesa WIS checked BY the high prices. Tea
| wss quiet ...--
The investigation into the. charges preferred
aea,pss tho parties recently arrested in the
County Of Cork, was progressing With strict p'i-
vacy.
A young LADY had been arrested near Clon-
mel on charge OF having written sedlt'oua
| letter.
Electric communication between Malta and
| Csaiiari had stopped. Tbs esble il supposed
| to have been dragged By come vessels anchor
| nj Malta.
| The Spanish Senate had approved OF the ad-
dress in reply To the Queens speech, 1o3 70 %.
| Five nhips hsd sailed with Eeinforcenents for
the Cochin China expedition
| The 1rigate Wabash waa at 6pezzla
Vesuvius Was again giving signs Of an erup-
| ton.
The Calcutta mail (dates not mentioned), had
| arrived at Suez. Brigadier Elivigh had at
tackled and dispersed 800 Of the Sinkerpore fu-
gitives-
Lospox MoxK1 MARkzr.-The English funds
had auotueted but slightly. 4 little more firm
ness had been observable, but the market again
relapsed into dultness. Consols on the 24th,
however, closed fIRly, sG1S@s7 on account,
ex-dividend. The 01llion in the bank had de-
creased El24, CAS-.
There was a good supply Of money in the
stock exchange. and discount market at tormer
rates.
Metcalf l. Co., distiliers At Westham, near
London, hsd suspended; liabilities e67, 600.
, 1859-01-11

JAspARY, l6.-sL Louis-Ciear; 20 degreet
above.
CnciuuRN-20 lbove.
Quincy-C!ear; IS above.
kock ls!nnd-Clear; u above; crossing river
on the ice.
Dnbuque-Clesr; 16 above.
GRlenu-Wind est; 20 above.
Ealton City-Wind s. ".
Burlington Wind south; above.
Peoris-Clear; Is above.
Auscatine-Clear Is above-
Cairo-E!ear end cold.
Springheld-Clear; 22 nbove.
Janesvil!e-CIear % aboye.
Milwaukee-17 abors.
prairie du Chen -21 above.
Uutf4lo-l2 below at sunrise.
7oronto-2o below.
Utica-25 below.
Cleveland -l2 above
Detroit-1 uboye at i. N.
Pittsburgh-8 above.
o'wego. n. T., sunrise-One foot Of snow ;
20 below.
O9densburg, n. T., sunrise-35 below.
Watertown. n. Y.-30 below.
Fulton, N. Y.-20 below.
phnnix, N. Y.-s2 below.
Hudson. n. Y.-lS beIow.
Troy, N. l.-l7 below.
Boston, Mass-5 below.
Portland, Nell below.
Eas.port, Ne.-l2 below.
Bangor. Me.-26 below.
Burlington, Tt.-l2 below.
KouFes POINTS, below.
st. JohnsburY--30 below.
Boston, 10 A. A.-At zero.
, 1859-01-11

MONDAY EyEx1So- JAN To-.
FLOUR-Bett.r feellnk aud more inquiry; Rales we're
astolloxs s. bbls 'unos' sapernne s't0 70 bbla
He1Eey and Barker" do II se59; 6l bbls Her7cy"
Extra at ts7o' c3oee spFtas Extra nominal at '4S5S
80.
BUCKWdEAT FL0ER-Commou to Ecod sl-59@s.ss5
= 1G0n ns: Dixon hills. &400. =
NIIEAT-Fitner With considerable Inquiry. Sales to-
day were ajD bu standard in o:a at &c de!ge1e1n
bags; bu stunptau" a: Sic IN bags on track; go
bu "Reiected" at 56c in store.
CORs-Dcc,ned 1c Sales today were 1000 bn Shell
led In bags Sc L 81 track two do in bulk
at So tra:k three Ear Corn At SC 20 rs
track.
OATs-Dul'es New Oats nom nal at E93ac in bags:
OLD 60asec-
RYE-In good demand At Go9e e5ca 6o.s at depot
BARLEY.-Good inquiry for Prime. No. nominal al
690c store No. . 4p242. Choice parcels ia bags
At75ls5e.
uIaHw1SEs-Frn at 2a@gHe for round lots. aud &c
for small quantities.
ALUoHOL.-&ec + gal
PR0y1sIONs-Mess Pork dull. 1foo bbls city sold on
private terns-understood shade below us Mess
Beef fae9I0.
LARp-yery little Inquiry Prime city rendered no1n'
ns 1t 10Hal0H.
TALLOW.-NomiaA a! ax910c,
HIDEs,-Frner. Gsetn Couztry 7G7Hc: Green Silt
ed 6Gsx; DRY Flint l5k916:.
PkLT5.-Butchers u. .so&1 Is. Country 15e&eI.e5.
DRESSED lI0Ga-veEy dull and declined e5c. Sales
today we're:
, 1859-01-11

q good inquiry for No. and Standard At sstur.
days hgu1es; but holders aaked zoe for the
former and 72o far ths latter, with q few sales
at that figure delivered in bags BED Winter il
firmly held st e1.oa91os for No. /.
Corn declined 10 to.day-4helled selling at
59c on track, and Ear Ut SEC. The Oats market
IL dull Barley In firm demand. Hiehviues
firm.
MONTREAL MA1KK1s.
the markets:
Tho demand for -four il sotive, and the better
Qualities continue scarce. The whole quantity
va only 261 bhla. The arrivals maJ have been
greater, however, as the trade are getting more
into the way Of selling welknown brands with
out inspection. In fact, it Mill brand be = re-
liable indication Of superior quality, Is it often
il, inspection will only serve 70 degrade it to
same standard. 1t may be intrlntically equal
or superior 70 much that will pass Fancy or
even Extra. bnt if it will only brand Superdue,
it il considered worth no more, or at most only
few cents more than common No. l.
Ia Upper Canada and Ill through the United
States, great regard is paid to mill brands, and
when character has onee been acquired for
brand, it will sell readily afterwards at fancy
pr1ce in the markets where it is known, uithout
any inspection. This saves expense, time and
knocking about the barrels, and puts the care
fal and honorable miller in the right position
Attention ia beginning to be turned to procur.
ing seed wheat for Lower Cauads, and indeed
We have IN enquiry tor 1000 bushels OF EYE
Wheat from New Brunswick Lover Canada
can furnish no supply Of seed worth speaking
Of, and we advise parties in Western Cans da
who have reIiabe Fyfe or Black Sea Wheat Of
superior quality, 10 ascertain what can be OBJ
tanned for il here before grinding it. The price
asked for Milwaukee Club Wheat IN store is
$I15. hut We would not be surprised If good nn-
mixed samples Of the above kinds from reliable
parties would bring considerably more
Pork may be quoted at tl2 for Prine, ga tor
Prime Mess, andfIB for Mess. Dealers Of course
sell to consumers IT An advance on theaa prices
aoRs in carcase are worth &5.50@6.5o aceord
ing to weight and quality, but are not in active
demand.
In the prices current If Furs published week
ago, ne omitted to quote Wolf skins, which SCI.
dom come to this market; the large sized full
season ekins are worth ahout $3.50, and the
smaller and shorter furred, known By the name
Of Prairie Wolves, are worth <L5o. kaecoon
skins are worth about so cents-
tt demand for furs ID actiye here, but for
small quantities it is difficult to get the highest
price. II fifty Of more emsll lots consigned By
as many different country merchants were ar
irving about the same time, the true way to get
The fall value tor each wouid be to sell them by
auction. This is the way the Hudson's Bay
Company sells in London, and it ia the most re-
liable way Of elicitinga tuil competition. We
expect 10 Zee periodical ssles Of undressed Furs
in this city, especially if the Red Rirer Trade
comes this way instead Of going to 1T. Paul,
Minnesota.
, 1859-01-11

DUBL1CATI0N N0TICE--STaTE "
4 nrnoh County Of cook. - Cook County Court q,
6oprnon 3 Fease, M @ @Januazy Tenn: l. D. 1859.
r. r. Sssnel / Wake1, l. p: NiE.t9n. Edmund 4. TaJ.
Public Notice Il hereby Eyea % the laid Earruei
!; Mal.er L ". Winston. Edmund Il Taylor. Lac
stelo5 and ]. Hazytn GrbJ thai writ Of attathE1ent
Issued cut q The oss CLERK Of oooE Goon,y
gout Or Common Pfeas+ dated the thirteenth day or
Deeea6eF: A. D: lA a the salt Of the sad Kobeft
Graz William 9. Barbour and M4rce!lus Polk asd
AxAinst The estats Of the I'D flannel J.. Walk-1 l. "
~ Hn.on Eisnand Il T4yltr: l...s kh:by .adJ. ssrvn
directed 70 the Ehe1n # Cook County. which sd w1t
haa Teen returned executed.
!. v. Hiaston. El@und Il Taylor isss: aseby aa1 j:
Warren Grgshy knA4 personally be and Appear befoEe
the SAID gook County Court Of oounoa Pleaa o. or Be-.
ere ~ nss day Of ne1 term thereof to be ho1aea
the Court aous. In the city Of Chicago On the Ers;
Goaday e 1a29Al{ p. l:59 give xoeclA hall. aud
stsd sEalnst sou aad IN favor of the said Rober.
G1sy. Mitlan O. Barbour and Asreelfu1 Polt, and 50
Euch q the property attached Be sufficient to
satsJ The satd lrdsueut an vl be solI to ~
the &4ce. WALLER HINBALI. fIrrF
WALL AodI3. Fltu ATTY. dtS34w btuJ
, 1859-01-11
LATER FR0M CALlFORxIA AND MEXICO
Zu}oaEa OverthFoNn in Mexico.

New ORLEANS, i'm, S.-The steamer Ouaker
City, with dates from Sun Francisco Ia thu Goth
ult, arrived Ut IL o'clock. She was detained q,
Coal b At By heavy north winds
The Pacific steamer John l.. Stevens had Il :.
3s7 900 in gold 70. New York. $1,000, ,0oe fol
New Orleans. and {443. 900 Tor England.
Markets we're unchanged and busineas dull.
City Of Mexico duties 10 the o6th. state TINT
Zuloaga had been deposed by forces under
Robles, and had taken refuge with the Enclish
minister.
NEW ORLrAxs. Jnn. l0.-The Quaker Ctr
brings the San Francisco mniIs of the S0lh ult
Chief Justice Williams, Of Oregon. has re-.
signed
The Overland Mail Of Nor. a5th, srriyed at
San Francisco on the oolh ult
Gen. Robles overthrow the Zuloapa Govern.
ment on The 23d ult Eacharagay had preyi-
ousiy pronounced in tavor Of Kobtes, and the
Constitutsona!iats OF Julapa aud Cordoya had
joined him.
Zulo.ga has declared the City Of Mexico in
state Of eiege, md tried TO compromise with
EachgaTngay, but fniled
Luloagn afterwards defeated, captured, aud
sentenced EschnraQay to death at Puebla. but
revolt in the City Of Mexico ssyed him,
Robles had Released all political prisoners.
1t Was supposed that Juare1 would be placed
ut the head of the Government There waa
great rfj joicing at Vera Cruz All parties !.
Nexico, including the Libernla, were much dia.
satisfied With that part Of President Buchsnsn's
Message which related to Mexico.
, 1859-01-11
CONF NJ ERCIAL,



MoxDAI. Jau- 10 ls5a.
The Money Market is working easier, and
from conversation to-d1y with dealer in paper
"outs1de Of bank" We bring down our quota.
tons for the very fra. class Of that kind of paper
quarter per cent There is, in fact, scarcely
any Of it in the street, the banks absorbing all
they can get: We quote street rates therefore,
1G2 per cent PET month. Second znd third rate
paper is about all the street brokers can ret
hold Of.
Exchange is held steady at Ike premium
Gold inactive at lGl11zc. Bank discounts 10
per cent. rs usual.
We ind the following 10 the n. Y. Tribune
Of Friday:
Aessrn. Clark, Dodge / Co. ofar for sale
Minnesota per cents Of the loan OF $3.50 QUO,
issued for State purposes. organization, public
buildings, &c. md for which sinking fund is
established, and special tax laid for the psy-
ment Of the interest sale Of $25, 900 of these
bonds was made yesterday at lt1.
These bonds are issued under.sa different act
from The FIVE million railway bonds,
TIE ALBANY 1CMnER TRADE.
The following review Of the Albany Lumber
trade, with its prospects during The coming .ea-
SON. cannot fl 10 interest the Lumber interes, If
the Northwest:
The following table exhibits the receipts at
Abany during tue years uamed:
, 1859-01-11

T'HE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE. CON.
neet!ns As!aatio G4es sisa weate.u. Norshwc4:erp
tud Souta saAtea b, continuous Railway direct
&eameE1 % MI ports the ves<ra r.yers Ind At Clrvn
Ind And asaduaty win Ble4asss 10 ali otfta on Inc
Nortaeste5n Lakes nAk'u8 tie .ot direct. chrarc All
teu&o!A route ~ VI ch Neigh. soryAdeI 10 4nH
Gona tho Great West ~
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA ANT
PIT1SBURQ.
Bee1A ghoes Hats aaa Cap,, DookA
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