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40 CHINA AND GLASSWARE AT
COST.-REMOVAL Or SCHAAP & co IS
ETE5SgANT STof a6i 3E CHINA IIIssS} SIAs Ss
GOODS FROM 70 MAIN ST, TO THE COR
NER OF BROAD AND THIRD STS.-A we were
compelled to give possession of our store TO the
Traders Bank on the 22d of June, and conse-
quently have still very heavy stock on hand. we
concluded, to sell for a few days at cost, and re-
quest call of all housekeepers In want OF prime
article at a very low figure. Our supply of Din
per Tea and Chamber Sets; Sil yer. Plated, Albata
Brittania, Japanned and Block Tin Ware Bird
Cages, Carriages. and thousands of other articles
useful and ornamental is complete and as fine as
in any estab SHINE mt in this city. Call immedI-
ately at SCH AAP & CO.'S. cor Broad and Sd SITS.
40 KEESEE L PARIS IMPROVED
~ASTONE-WARE FRUIT JARS with Cork
Shoppers, Air Tight. for Preserving Fresh
:" Fruit, Oy sters. Mince Meat. &c. We have
very large assortment If the above superior
Jars, Of all zes at very low prices, at our Potte
ry corher 18th and Cary streets.
KEESEE PARR, Manufacturers.
GEA G LASSWAR z. Comprising Goblets
III faTumblers, Wines, Champagnes, Decanters,
MLG Preserve Dishes, Fruit Bowls, Spoon Hold
u&R ers, Lemonadcs, Lager Beer Glasses, Glass
Tubes. Salt Cellars. &c, for sale at the China
Store of T. A. BULKLEY. 15 Main street.
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BOOTS, SHOIS, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

~ CHAS. BELLE, Broad street, between I'd
and 3D. will, from this day, sell his entire stock of
BOOTS and SHOES at cost for cash Persons may
rely on getting cheap BOOTS or SHOES, as he is
determined to discontinue his present business.
Call and examine his stock. lily
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Gr0 TRUNKS AT COST.-We will from
EKxN this day offer our stock of Trunks, ValIoes,
VRAEAHat Cases, Carpet Bags. &c, at cost -
Having made unusual large purchases of Trunks
early in the season, and finding that our stock Is
larger than desirable. and IN order to reduce our
stock we will sell at about cost prices thereby Of
fering great Inducements to all In want of any
thing in the Trunk line. -
MARCUS HARRIS l. BRO.
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MERCHANTS SAVINGS BANK OF
II IEI

1Fl RlCHMOND.-
"a CAPITAL $4,000. "a
Office with the Richmond Fire Association.
Money received on deposit in sums of FIVE dol
lars and upwards, on whlc interest will be paid at
the rate of six per centum per anDum for sums re-
naming SIX months or longer, for shorter periods,
The whole joint fund responsible for deposits. De-
positSfeoeIved, and certificates issued by the
Cashier. DIRECTORS:
David Currie, John Dooley,
X. H. Maury. Ro. M. Burton,
VIM. u. Paine, VIM. ID. Christian,
Geo. w Gwathmey, Jas H. Hackett,
Lewis Ginter, John H. Montague,
John T. Su blett, Geo. j. Sumner,
Jas. H. Apperson, john J. w llson,
Peter C. Warwick. John c. Shaier,
ROBERT T. BROOKE. Cashier.
ALEX. GARRETT, Secretary. jy 2-lm
OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPA-
~ NY.-CAPITAL 100000!
~ Uffcs-No. AZ Nam street, under st. Charles
Hotel. "a
Iss cS aT and pMRPRS e AaCE
on favorable terms.
Cab. Workman, John H. Greanor,
John Enders, Geo. s. Palmer,
SAM M. Price, VIM s. Trplett,
B. F. Ladd, SC. Tardy,
Jno Stewart Walker, VIM. Currie,
= Luther r. Spilman, Jas. r. Crenshaw,
Peter c. Warwick, John q. Williams,
Jas. s. Kent, Mark Downey,
Horace 2. Edmond, Thomas Jones,
James nj. Talbot, Edwin A. Smith,
Griffin B, Davenport, Ro. A. Paine,
Geo. w. Yancey, Ro. +. w Illlams,
Jos Brummel, VIM. p. land,
Vim. Brent, Henry G. CabeH,
Ro. II. Maury Geo. W. ROyster.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, JR.. Pres't.
CHAs. T., WORKMAN, Seo'y. my Its
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JAMES d. BROWNIES

J JAMES 4. sESE / ! IRON works,
iR 81 s'I RyASiI'hIiNGSs D1Hs' BAIco-
soN WoRK or and Sudns pu
poses, manufactured at snort n0tlce.
Lots in the city q nd country laA-l2m
IOHN n. GORDON 4 son,
y ArH STREET, NEAR THE EXCHANGE ho nu
oas M ss t1
hammered, English and English Refined, Eng;lifs .t
Russia and Rsss ex
Iron and Plow Plates; Also. Tin plate Of various
FOB nd saesf se
usually sold in this market ap1-ts
w cOMMISSTON- P4PER WAREH0 USE,
P psaseT and f Mans % a
Es, sf RL tnS Bon Nc
i hsp3SsI street. corner OF sLTfs sBiEs, MD
pOTTS, FARLEY CO.,
FFoRwAED1SS&Sq MkkSAi eSNHTssissloS AND
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary st..
Richmond, Va. .ro,.,oo
wRREAT and az sGds1 tt and
advances made on consgnments.
F FEtH. B 3 Po FARLEY Late of Petersburg.
HENRY 5. WILLIAMS, Late Of Norfolk.
rAhI.-Ihe subscriber LAKES tnis uotHOu OF III
~ forming his friends and the PUBLIC that ne has e.
AND 6 ENERAL COM ISSION MERCHANT.
onandi7e generally also, Flour, Wheat. Corn, To
baoco, and all descriptions of Country Produce
His spe anal attention will be given to all business
entrusted TO his care. From his long business
experie he hopes 10 meet with liberal share OF
public patronage. He refers, by permission, TO
LEWIS WEBB, ESQ,
Messrs. DUNLOP, MoNcURE Cos. klohmo'd q,
EpMoNp, pAvENPoRT Co., va.
RACoN II HAsKERVIII.
:. BsYANr, T1SsLSr HoIxHs' Baltimore
I" TwELLs / Co., Philadelphia.
SHonAs MosAHAWN' M Esq & k NSy YsEik;
Riohmond. Nov. lat. 1850. no Its
n M. BOSHER, SUCCESSOR TO WILL
". SON 4 BOSHER, WHOLESALE AND NE
TAIL GROCER, has for sale the following ar
tlcles, 10 which he asks the attention of his
friends and the pubic: Rio, Laguayra. Java and
Mocha COFFEES; Brown and Refined SUGARS,
Of different gradesi Loaf, pplverizsd and Crushed
dihe rent brands; Old DOMINION Nails of all sizes;
| country cured Bacon Hams; Western Sides and
| Shoulders Cotton farms, good assortmenti II.
Otis Old Rye Whiskes old and good; ID. q. Glen
ner's Rye Whisky, old and good A. W. sher-
| key, old and good f. Stearns & Co g Old Rye
| Whiskey, two years old Common Whiskeys, in
variety; French Brandy, Madeira Wines, and
other articles, too numerous TO mention. Call and
examine, at No. ], cor, 18th and Main sts., opso-
site Old Market.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

LAW NOTICE...The Law Office Of
~ p; II. AYLETT has been removed to
Eastern District Of Virginia. Mr.. AYLErT VIII
praotloe 90 heretofore IA the inferior and
In the District Courts Of the United States, which
are held in Richmond and Norfolk. Jy2-lm
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% - PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-A
~ From l6 to 20 per cent. saved BY buy
A Ing from J. H. ANTHONY,
MIN Columbian Hotel building.
Moieskin Hats of best quality, 9S 80; d. seoond
auaIitV 5 90; fashionable Silk Hats, So fine call
sEin se we'd Boots So Congress Cater Boots, rs;
6ne calf skin sewed Shoes, q Is. -
T. H ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the best makers in the city of Philadelphia
to supply him with handsome and substantial call
oedented low price of THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. 90 S-d&wu
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~ buy tICketb only 70 bdIlIIHnIe
JAS c. CLARKE, Sup't.
JOHN T. RIGNEy, Assistant Sup't je l3-ly
NORFOLK, OLD POINT
/, VIRGINIA CENTR A I

VIRGINIA 4 N L
- s1Rk-H<~ NJ All and PASS ENGRR
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily, e $50 4; NJ,
STAUNTON. LTNCHBURG. ALEXANDRIA,,
BRISTOL, KNOXVILLE, and all points in the
Sou invest and daily Except SundaysI for JACK
SONS RlvER and intergedia,e st & west Of
nec with the Tram at Staunton. MIllboro and
Jackson's River For particulars, inquire at the
Ticket Office. VIM. +. ADCOCk, Ticket AgI
OFFICE KICH'D & PETERSB'G X. r. Cot
Richmond, Va, April 2, 1850
- 1~-u~u1 CHANGE of HOURS
Ax&3 IEeMsS9nS11 On and after MONDAY, the ID
ky -NHH--,e&~ inst. the Trains this road
will run as follows:
TRAINS Leave RICHMOND FOR PETERSBURG.
Express, daily, Except Sundays at. 40 A. M.
Acco mmodatlon daily, texcept Sundays
Mail daily, Except Sundays,) Att. ass p. M
TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG FOR RICHMOND.
Express, daily at. -. - $50 A. nj.
Accommodation daily, Except Sundays,)
at ...-..........-....-. .7B A. NJ.
Mail, daily Except Sundays,l at. 500 p. II.
ap 3-ts TH0S. H. WYNNE, Superintendent.
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II PURCELL, LADD CO.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. 122 e0yasy Maia and GorsraoT Sts.,
RichDaoad.
Have now in store their Spring supplies Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS,
INDIGO, NADER and other DYES.
WINDOW GLASS of all sizes.
WHITE LEAD, YARNISHES, he:
BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE, VlR-
GINA COAL OIL, and KEROSENE, at
manufacturers prices
Our stock CON prises one OF the largest and best
assortments of goods line 10 be found IA the
South-has been selected IN person bY one OF orr
hrm, purchased for cash, enabling us to oner our
goods at such low prices a. cannot TAIL to give sat
isfactlon.
Merchants i'll End it to their interest to call and
PURCELL, LADp L. Co.,
Wholesale Druggists. Richmond.
CPkI Nai, Is6O.-SPRlNG. isS0.-fISHER 4
= WINSTON, wholesale dealers in DRUGS, No.
lbs Main street, Richmond, Va, would call the
tent,on of Merchants throughoat Virginia and
North Carolina, to their stock of DRUGS, MEDl-
CINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, &C., en-
bracng every article in the regular drug business,
which they otfer to casa or prompt customers on
most favorable terms.
In addition TO their stock of STAPLE DRUGS. q
full assortment Of Fancy Goods, Perfumery,
Combs, Brushes, Cigars. Tobacco. Old Medicinal
Wines and Brandies.
Also. Agents for many of the leading Patent
Medicines, Mineral Wsters, Porcelain Teeth,
Woolfs Pure Branches. and Wines. &c.
Prompt attention given 70 the shipplng and
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EDWIN WORTHASs Il CO.,
u GROCERS. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

DEALERS IN IRON AND STEEL,
Solicit consignments of TOBACCO, WHEAT,
CORN FLOUR, &c, to the sale of which EDWIN
WORKMAN will give his personal attention.
A Advances made on oonsignments.
BAGS furnished when required.
DOBERT WENDENBURG,
II SHIP BROKER, COMNISSION AND
FORWARDiNG MERCHANT,
ROGER AND SHIP G H "A N d l. 4 r ,
RICHMOND AND CITY PoINr, Va,
Is pre- pared to take Goods on STORAGE at CITY
POINT on the most reasonable terms, without
charge of dray age either to or from store
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TAMES ID. ELLETT,
GENERAL AGENT AND col LECTOR,
Oilers his services to the pu bhc, and hop. 8, by
sdaous attention to basness to-nfst The ep on
and will be very diIiNeut; and moderate in his
CHARGES. in all transPSfons VII be fo % 8 at
mond Estate Court, House, k.wlth his nephew,
JAMES Elicit, the ERIK. whom his absence,
will receive all calls made upon him.
10 1S--lmS
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CHEAP WHITE CAPES FOR MISSES
~ 40 handsomely got up white Mafseiiies ana
Brilliant Capes, for children, all Sizes to DO run
Oh very cheap this wsSk; az a Mssrts Old stand
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What is the difference between a candle in
the Mammoth Cave and a dance in u public
house"
"Gavtup.n
"Vei, you see, as how, the one is a taper in a
cavern, and the other Is caper in tavern"
Moliere was asked the reason why in GER
tain countries, the king may assume the crown
at fourteen years OF age, and cannot marry be-
fore eighteen? "It is" said Moliere, "becauss
1T is more difficult TO rule wife than king
DOM"
The editor Of an Ohio paper says their town
presents quite lively appearance this spring
THE fence" has been taken away from around
tEe place, and about half the inhabitants have
escaped TO Iowa, and tils balance are too poor
" get away. ee
A GAMUr OF IMrATIEECE.-A village dame
was thus heard calling fro ON her CO ttage door &c
achtld play ing in the dist ance, and hearing but
not bleeding her mother Lizzie, luv, Liz--a--
buth! Liz.er-Buth. Bes 9, You young huzzy.
Those two celebrated Divines aud scholars
Drs South and Sherlock, were dispnting on
some religious subject, when the latter accuse
the other OF using wit In the controversy
.WelL" said South, "sup.spse IL had pleased
God to give you wit what you'd you have
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FLORIDA HEART PlNE-2 inch Plank
NJ, Tor sale b. b. Il. WHITL0cK / son.
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SAMUEL T, B.YLY, CHAsrAlN WHIT.
S BAYLf 4 WHlTE,
~ ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice in all the Courts held in the oty Of Rich
mond, the counte, of II anover, HeLrico, Caroline.
Goochiand and Chesterfield.
SAMUEL T. BAYLY, CoMMfssIONER
DREps for all the states and Territories. Once
corner of 18th and Franklin Streets the STATE
Court House. jy6--u
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i partnerahiP for the TRANSACTION OF COMMITS
sion BUSINESS, under the 6rm Of LEWIS
,sas % .ae of Th.
CORN and TOBACCO. They occupy the store and
Lewis Webb. LEWIS WEBB,
JOHN q. WADE.
RIcuMorn W. Mo- I 1axo M 7--dcw aWta
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9 0O0 LBS. VIRGINIA b ACON, Hog
@,OUO hound, which we warrant Of superior
quality. Call al corner Of ID and Main ats.
) MINNIS 4 co,
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LATER FROM HAYrI.-By the arrival at Phsdel-
pla OF the brig New Eagle, We have dates to June
from Port au-PIince.
Public schools have been opened for the children OF
all csses but there is great difficulty in getting Paren"
enlisted 10 send 10 them.
President G,iad his Cabinet, and other Influential
rers. d. bave perronally visited Indifferent parents to
drec thei, attention 10 the importance OF the matter
ard ihis appeal il now publicly made to the patriotism
ard intelligence of The community.
President Gefrard has been much grstihed with his
reception at Cape Ilaytieo and in addressing the peo
Die there be sad: II had any doubts in reg ard to
The Department of the North before my arrival they
are all no~ entirely removed
The irrigation of the ArtbOne is talked of by capt.
taliss
On the 9th of May violent hurricane, accompanied
by torrents of rain, did considerable damage in the
reimbursement OF Borgne. Muuerous trees were
destroyed, and the banana and maize crops seriously
injured.
Al TERRA Rouge the inhabitants, under the advice Of
the Gov ,rpnenl, have entered largely into cotton
pabting. This part Of the island formerly possessed
IMP oriaLt cotton plantations, which had lately been
lowed TO fall INFO disuse.
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EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

fuessrs. Holmes and H.sket met yesterday, aAd
Granted $50 licenses At $50 ed h.
Mr. HoLnEs sad that from representations when
had teen maze 20 him he was fully convinced that
here were several hundreds Of persons in the liquor
trade who were DESTROYS of taxing out heenses, 6d.
that il would be impossible for them 10 do 30 II the
Con mission should closl is se-sons to-morrow, the
rao. Of such persons not being ady for pres NATION
TO The Bead lie thought would be a benefit TO the
couy treasury, by giving parties who desired to make
apIcStioD for licenses an opporu1ity 10 periee, aud
present their papers and thai 20 the extent OF such a-
tbcaions the Irrigation of the eDs ing year wonid be
cecreased He therefore offered the following reeoiu-
tiCn: $40
Eit,d Tbs, the fna meeting OF this Board in the 1919
FOR the purpo granting licenses BIZ held Oh the 3Eh day Of
JOY init, at 3 o'clock p IN ,
Mr.. H.sKEIT. ia secondiDg the resolution observed
hat be conceded 10 the Justice of the remarks OF Mr.
Holmes and believed the resolution 10 be proper and
necessary.
Mr. HOLMES, the Counsel to the Board, presented
the follow IL q resolution:
R,,olreS That be issued 20 soy who
now defendants suits brought Tor previous violations OF the
law uuIe, such persous shall pay penalties incurred avail
Themselves Of the solution .td by the Board Of Su perysots
The nd Of May t add approved BY hi. Honor the Mayor
OF the 30th Of that month
The resolution was adopted.
A resolution was alrO adopted TO notify persons
licensed last year. that their licenses have ex bred and
that they sr- require TO take out new LICENCES Cd or
before the Both OF July next.
The Board then adjourned TO July 50, at p m.
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VERY LATEST FROM EUROPE.
THE P.PAL VOLUNTEERS.

A letter from Rome, received Juae %, says bat
TALON Of Irish has been organized. 1t is called the
Bait alton of St Patrick.
The Vienna letter in TIE Times says great number
of I,sbpen continue TO pass through Veana oa their
way 70 Trieste and Ancona. The writer says many Of
them wish TO return 10 their homes, but they are
obliged to go 10 Italy as they have money with
which to pay their expenses back TO England.
VIENNA June 2S.--The Wiener Ze,tqag Of to-day
says inquiries relative to the entertainments Of he
laie Gen. Eypatten, have proved that no ooarge Of
dishonesty can be raised against any other func ionry
In his derarmept,
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Ibe msJarga, vegetable in extensive pse IN Hav'r
fas been attacked 10y di-sass sin.ar q, tb4t Ma
ihe potato ID subject 10 10 other c,onJ.s.
PRESIDENT Gttirsrd has received "a letter from Inc
Pope, ia response 10 that nddrss, I, his iIo.es-
yebI. The Pope calls down upon Pr, sdcDt Gsid q
snd siectionaiely bestows upon him the Apostolic b.
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Az for 40 mics I2l28l 81 sl6aH3 10 sd"4oi u '''
The br.ire.s Of the Clearing House was 800 23l 600
Tho re,ort Of sales of real estate &c. made by Messrs
+. II. Ludlow 4 Co. TO the Department a. Albany
y oct,el soles of real estate stocks and household
f,r,i,ute amounting during the last six months, 10
s43S3.OOO TIE money market remains without
charge. The supply OF capital Is abundant, a''''
cent OIL call and jo7 cent on paper The Directors oil
the Michigan Southern road are in session To-Day con-
sdeing the ways aud means to pnt the valuable prop
erty on paying basis, The RAPID advance IN tne Sc
cu1y of the Company recently indicates that 'hey De-
yin 10 zee daylight,
TIE annexed table gives the comparative poShoa Of
tae New York and New Haven Road for the past three
rs The earnings chow steady increase:
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THE QUARANTINE DAMAGES COMMISSION

THE QUARANTINE DAMAGES COMMISSION.
The Board of Quarantine Damage. Commlssi Jner
MT yesterday in the Cfi'e of the Health Oheer at
Quarantine, every member being present, the Hon.
Ehas w. Lesv, nworth p'esidng.
Mr. Bradley in behalf oftbe Supervisors OF Richmond
Coul ~ continued the examination Of DR.. Weservelt,
who said that the Ia rooms 10 the ST. Srh Las
Hotel was on the fret story by four entrances; the
seps al each erd stone ana those OF the plaza
wood; there was u rom each side OF the main
bui'drg east and west and north AID south Id the
WINS; there were two wards his impression WAS
that the second story as dsded Substantially a. the
fret story the materials Of the basement stone
and brick; he brick all the foundation was ~
in, hes N thickness three breadihs and one length OF
bricks; if occasion sh ,ud occur for Keeping passen-
gers for observation bis op0ion that The On dng
was adapted for any very large number OF persons
nj time.
The rooms OF the first story much better adapt
ed for e PURPOSES they better for all pnrPos .;
the open spa al sds with Oor was be;ter Tor
those under observation either sick or we'll; persons
removed from a noxous atmosphere, producing sup
fever OF other infectious diseases, required oailhng
we'll ventilated get pure air. hug like the ~
Nicholas would not supply those SAINTS. The witness
continue TO give detls Of the St. Nichols and 0i t1e
general of property within the Quarantine nco-
sure He thought that the ouud within the in iosure
would be worth third more If tue drt was removed
BY whi,h il was incumb red.
Some Of the smaller claims will be investigated To-
day Mr. johnson will be present 10 cross examine the
with, ssts.
The Commission adjourned ill this morniDg, at the
same tlare.
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Dsductipc the interest on the funded debt, viz:
sIi3s7O, from the earnings OF the past fiscal year
there oud remain 1858 j37 nearly - per cent on
the capital stock.
The business Of the Eaet Pennsylvania Railroad
since lis oIelng has been highly encouraging 10 III
projectors. Ihis road is the link by which NeT-lOrk,
via tie New-Jersey Central il connected with Harris
burg and thus with the West by the way Of the
Peupsylvauia Central Il Pittsburgh. The East Penn
sylvsria earned in june equal per cent annual IN
terett upon its entire debt and stock
The annual report Of the Directors Of the Ne~-Jer-
sew Railroad and Trans poualon Company Is before
as. The las, rca year embraces the period from Jan
nary 1853 TO January 1850 aud presents the most
satisfactory results The gross receipts for the year
have been 81 0l5 6sl g. showing increase over the
pteyous ear Of $ll2 .,2i 10 The corresponding ex
ner ses were for 1859, $3.50 or ~, and for 1888
s3iq370 g. being an addition Of S32,6Oi a. but tho
ratio Of tie exIeDss 10 the earnings have been re-
dnced being only 81! & cent Of the receipts. The
rrev ions wear il was Sl in 1857, II aud in 1856 IL
4, cent TIE eur plus earnings carried to profit aod
loss, January !, 1860 after paying two half yearly
dividends Of cent each, was $l9l 58j ~, thur ia
cIeasng the surplus account 10 tJVO28 o. being more
than IS T. ceL the entire capital STOCK, and SUN ent
toabsorb more than dsof the entire funded DEBT
" len am yunts - stoSOOU Inc esllmAlen Cost iOr
carry passengers per mile il nine mills aud for trans
porting freight three cents per tun-whlch Is nin
mum s ban bas been reached by any railway IN this
COUNTY, The customary returns OF the Treasurer for
the frs four monEs Of 1860 give al increase OF earn
ipes over the same months in 1883 Of $50 1}S d. In
v,,w Of the favorable condition Of the business and
finance Of the road IT been suggestd that dis
tbu,ion should be made 70 the stockholders at the time
Of the casb dividend in January next, an extra diy
d,pd Of 10 z cent in ~ ok, shAre OF foil STOCK
for every ten shares then held by each sto;kholder
The receipts a, tide water, by the Ne~-fork State
Canals, of Flour, Wheat, Corn, and Barley, for the
fret week Of July, in 1850 and 1853, have been as
follows:
1ocn IJ6 800 2l1,lpc
l&9...... S,PO i'''O'
D,c,sss 500 Inc 1890 nc.l75.0co Dec..GlOo
The aggregates Of the receipts Of the above articles
40 far for the years 1860 and SO, have been;
FIou1 bbis Whesl bu Corn bu. Barley, bush
,seo S.- 100 2u16lO 45.5OOJ 7a,1OO
iSS9 it7,0o $500 8Oj,20 1850
r,.,.,,.is1CO l,s624o a740OO Dec.SS.ao
Reducing the Wheat to Flour, the excess In the
,eceips Of 1860 is equal TO 523 $50 bbs. Of Flour
The receipts at tide-water Of the principal articles
Of produce from the opening Of the Canals to and III
o,nd;,g The III inst have boon "a follows.
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NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

FoH Inn WHnK lrpIs8 WHDSs,DAf, JULI II ls9.
fo..I ERcEIyTr % oATTLE o KFDs Don THh vsHx.
acc DIN, TO the reports from the several market places In the
,ity "a, r. lave been Teoeivsd this week;
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The following are the Currency, Specie, and Land
Warrant quotations for the week, corrected for US
from the rates current at tho Banking Office OF
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ADVERTISEMENT
DREW Il FRENCH,

PRoDuuE COMMISSION MsRcuAYrs.
BUrIsk, CHgKsg, EGns, POuLrRI, OAss, &c.
No Erie Buidips' No 100 Da.u..L.
Third door below w sshing ton-st., New York
We refer 10 ID. H. MAKTIs, President Ocean Bank.
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Reducing the Wheat TO Flour, the excess IN the
receipts Of 1860 is equal to So $50 bblr Of Flour
The receipts at tide-water Of the principal articles
of produce from the opening Of the Canals TO and III
Gliding the I'll inst, have boon as follows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

The er~ors foI rise were entirely sns'e''ln,
suck. They rubbed up to Albany, and out to the