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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-30
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

IL and TROY connecting With trains NORTH and WEST
IRON Monday. April 90 1860 Trains win Chambers IT.
Station follows Through Express Trains and II and
SIP M; Albany Mail ga NJ. Sleeping Car Train, $50 m
tsandsys lnsuded); Way Trains FOR Sing Sing 945 and
as and a. icI Poushkeepsie rs and s@ M 70.
s st, Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Train, 1923 m
Emigrart e'l5 Passengers taken at Chsmhers Canal
Chrophe and 3st Trains for Newyork leave Troy at
AS Sundays Included and s:ts and 1910 and 1 and
oos tSndsys incuded and 1898 and Albany about half
an honrlit,F A. SMITH Superintendent
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and snperi'r
steamer MLTROrOL1S Copt brown leaves New-f every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at o'clock
M, and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p. M nom Pier
No O. N. II .
Hereafter win be regarded secured appH
cant nntil the same shall have been paid for.
Freight TO Boston is Though with great dispatch ey
Express Freight Train
VIM BORDEN Agent Nos 70 and II westst
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ From foot Of Courlands.Connecng at Hampton juno
ton with neawse Lsckswauna and Western Railroad aud at
Hssop with Jebigb Valley Railroad and IT, connections
SUMMER ANGEMENr-Comnencing May % ls6o-
Leave Newly ok as follows:
HARRISBURG ExPKKss-At q M for Easton Reading, Hss
risburg Gauch Chunk, &c
MAIL TRAN--At for Easton, Water Gap, Scranton,
Crest Pend, Pittston WilkesbaYre, &c.
l2N THROUGH TRAS-FoT Easton, Msuch Chusk, Reading
Potsville. Harrisburg, &c.
4 p NJ THRouGH TRAlS-For Esston, Allentown, Mauch
ohunk. sc.
Or NJ WAY TRaY--For Somervile aud intermediate stations
LEAVE NgwYoRK PIES NO. N. at go and III 30
ma and 3U m for Easton and inter mediate stations and ut
$3.50 D. m for SomeTyille aud intermediate stations
JOHN o. STERNS Superintendent
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LN---A--C-
In this paper present the public unimpeahable tsst
uiony establishing the facts that RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIF:T REGULATING PILLS and RENovATlNG RESOl,-
VENT only positive cuatives Of the sick afflicted with
disease that they have in many proved to be ahne
and have restored the dying robust health after al other
means of medication failed.
TWENTY-SECOND WITNESS.
A PHYSICIANS INDORSEMENT-JOHN FINK, M D.,
North Carolina.
pracced medicine for fourteen and have I'D
drurs o have heard Railways Ready
Relief Regulating Pills enoyang Resoyent spoken Of in
the highest by persons who have used them believe
they permanent good than any other medical
nent in the world
II. h. Relief 25c 5oc., and 81 per bottle.
Regulating Pills, 25c. per box.
kesolvent, 81 per bottle.
RADWAY L. Co. No. "a JohIrst ~ Y.
Sold by E. s. HUTCHINGS No. ~ Exchange place, jersey
City, N. }. Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
IL INNE's TRUSS-A new article, the best, clean
IN est cheapest and comfortable for all climates Pur-
chssers not satisfied may return In week and get their
money Pamphlets with fall particulars may be had srsts
KINNE 4 PHILLIPS. Nos ls2 Broadway. and John-st
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Albany Live Stock SIarles.

WEST ALBANY, May ~, 1890
C,rTIg-There falling Of IN the receipts Of 500 head
compared The quality very good many droves
being Extra with few premium ones among them.
Tho opened brisk Saturday and holders expected
realize y h advance and In instances may OBJ
tsned Il but a. the close today the market duh and
quote the nse all grades cent y No. live weight
The buyers here in large numbers but buying
perngy prices They win take about 900 head
RECyIprs- following comparative Of
ceipts At this via the New York Central Railroad:
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-RcepsIncrease at the ports, compared with
last year. T1aCo0 bales Epoyts-ncrease 10 Great Britain
3 bales increase 10 France 10000; decrease TO ohs
foreign ports Total increase In exports 854 600 bales
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.Ss :. % 1 s .eI "
s sssas: s sSs 81 81!
celia. " %.,l Az wss s To. to .sSs d..
o., last year sss Receipt; s ,:s year hs y.si
The nom the several States and Canada In the follow
,l.o; $50 S S,i:s: III !,
Iowa..:.:..... 7slIndiana......... ssl =:
@
Paisss.~ws quote the marie. follows:
R E1s1.. an ............siisss. stsss.
s s,f.s sr sss iy...s. ss s ssss
Third quality .........".2lasc. 2iaac.
s.1r aleI siaey d Iowa d q es i've Weight
average $50. Abo So do az ~ 10 average $40 D.
Henry Il extra Ohio: a. D. average
sisbury Smith, 81 Illinois s,iers $50 y head average
{: Darling 50 Illinois eorn-fed at $50 p head average
fine ss"s ye hsEs 5 ss,s ssS
sSe y9 s m hio % ena d. at price It
SIS n, York weight Also IS prime DO at &C. D. average sas
joel baby IS heavy Illinois. averaging 1900 H. s.Ec en-
Nichols Felt prime Illinois cOnfed at ses os' head.
w Horrir 30 extra Kentuckys at Sc, average $50 ~
HosebnTy simmons 80 premium ohios averaging iso n
NJ Sac think this the finest drove the market They
were fed by john Enoch Of Champaign Co., Ohio.
R. Mumiord, % State sler. averaging l2So d. 4c Also,
is coarse DO, averaging l 3o n, at BIC.
Cone Simpson, 81 State lers at $50 50 y bead
1,2G0 n.
14S5 10 -, ,.,a
Co. Miess r SAT- s'san r 'ssIis %
10. Also q good do, averaging ~ 10, at &c
s. Tripe u Kentuckys at Sc " 10 ts7 n.
Earl alInsn. % premium State stllers az 81 80 heed,
average H. This best lot OF llers that
der our They fed by the sellers at Skaneae
Cot Scott % extra Kentucky cows 1t $s5 y bead esti
Drumuond Nichols rs Illinois sller, $50 50 bead;
average ,2ae n.
O. stshinecker rs good State ssr - 90 p 100 NJ
John Joyce heavy State le at 4c; average LEGO h.
haen Fisher, IL extra State stileTs, At Sc; syeee
I22s h.
SsEFP-Supply ibersl with but little inquiry for them We
quote the market dull at ~ G5tc y 10. live weight
Bosehury simmons sold tc0 averaging "a n each s IL,
mostly taken by McGraw Brothers.
Go Prewit sold l21 extra Kentucky, averaging LIS n,
SIC. ~ -
'Searls & Sweeney bought i6s head at4kc. y n.
HoGs-Recepts light and demand for those that arrive
here We could not learn Of sale. except one lot store
pigs East Albany at &C. h. live weight We quote fat Hogs
ncmnally at SIC. for stl-fed and 5iasc. for cornSsd
Cows-Selng slowly at $40; $500 &33 for common,
$3.50 $45 for good. and s50d F35 for extra
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Mle0iral.

ARTUSAIRON, or CREAM OF TARTAR
N SUBSTITUTE-Patentedb by Prof Horsford Of Harvard
Unversty-lt much better than Cream 1aI for al cooking
purposes and obesper SACkETT, BELCHER Co, no %
ne Produce Ex chang shall In few days to
Nos 20 and 30 Readest near Broadway
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK EXPRESS at q M, for Dsnkirk, Buffalo,
and Cspsndaigus-
MAIL at 2 g. . =,
ste Stations -
NIGHT EXPRESS, daily at p m. for Dnnkrk, Buffalo
ana principal Stations train Of Saturday
I CHAS MINOT General Supt
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quote the market as follows

And were distributed through yads hero a. oows
At Moes 1861 Gsllnps 40; Hunters 6s7 ;Lawrences a
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6teamboats ano RAILROADS..

A FTERNOON BOAT for Newburgh and interme
IA date Lardngs-sesmer Metamora, at 4 p (Snndays
esoepted from Pier foot of Jay st, For particulars see bills
T,OR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT, and GREEN
III PORT.-The steamer MASSACHUSETTS, Capt w
Bavens Pier No 3D. James clip East River TUESDAY
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at 8 o'clock
E'OR NEW HAVEN, by steamer ELM CITY,
from, pier No rs East River at D. M and TRAVELLER,
81 n .. Fare 81 No charge for berths
NORTHERN RAILROAD of n. J.-Leaves
IN foot Of COursDds Jersey City Ferry daily Sundays
a m Fremont Leave Su6erns at Goa and Up and
Piernont 6:l5 and 74o M and o:+o and S;l5 m Stages
eonnect for Hsrksnsaek, Nyack NewCty aud HSversaw
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the county OF New-York Notice s hereby given 70 all
persons having claims against ANN PROUDFlT late OF the
CITY Of New-Yok widow deceased 10 present the with
vouchers thereof al the Office Of EDWARD ID. EVEN No
Chambers street in hsHsy Of NewYork, before the
eighteenth day Of NoyebsI neIDsted Newlork the eighth
day Of May, 1860. JAMES o. PhOupfTi,
EDWARD ID. EVEN,
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the County of New-Yok notice is hereby TO all
having claims against HENRY GoLDsiEIN late Of the
deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscber at the office Of Abra Denhofer
No $50 Broadway the City Of Ne~-io before The rst
day Of September nextDaed the 18TH day OF feo
nialy, 1etd. SIMEON GITMANN, Exac,tor.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

GREAT CoNvsSIksoH TO MARRIED
MES.--There is a fashionable saloon
at Bleeeksr street, New York, called
"THe Store.r II was established for
tho special convenience Of married
men, aud the advantage Of the name
consists In tho fact that upon their re.
turning home late at night, aud their
anxiously waiting and perhaps indig-
nant spouses inquiring where they
have been, they can say at the store"
which Of course averts tho impending
storm. The inventor Of that idea will
doubtless have q monument erected
over him by his grateful country.
men," 40 many Of whom he has saved
from the otherwise inevitable "Csudle
lectures"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
Bw GOODS
siovD pAnnIsas.

DtNs. FINGER RINGS. Utossss. saa Studs
i Just rsesived ~
oets tot,pMANN ar rtnfup,s
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

ASrcpors or CFtrpHArrp PAINT
rp.-A story Ia related In Cunning
hams Life Of Sir Joshua Reynolds,
which shows how ridiculous a great
man may be made by the force oI
habit. lie had been taught by his
old master, Hudson, 10 paint portraits
in n certain position, the gentleman
holding his hat. Before he had
thrown Off the trammels Of habit and
begun to exhibit that free aud bold
manner that anerward distinguished
him. certain customer desired to be
painted with his hst on. His wish
was gratifed. but when the portrait
was sent home, the gentlemans wife
was not little astonished TO perceive
that her husband had two hats, one
on his head and the other under his
arm.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

PLAGIARISM IN AUTHORS. There is
always q great outcry at detected
plagiarism in a small author. Pla.
giarism, like other crimes, is often
estimated according to the rank Of
the offender. In q great man il is
n small sin; in a small man It q
great sin. In Shakespeare and By
ron il is called conquest" in an in.
ferior writer, "stealing'-which is,
indeed, the proper name for it all
times. Besides, the rich thief, is
far safer in his larceny than the
poor one. The very obscurity Of
an unpopular author makes it safe
to plumber him Of his fair thoughts;
while the celebrity Of famous writ
ers warns all poarchers of the pre-.
misses.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

s9- A petri6ed fish, over sixteen
feet in length; and very perfectly,
preserved, its scales and 6ns being
distinctly marked, has been taken
from the coal mines at Blue Mound,
Kansas, Its species has not yet been
determined, but it is much larger
than any fish now found in the Kan
sas rivers.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
LARGE YIELD OF WINl-Profta.

LARGE YIELD OF WINI-Profta-
be Crop.-Geo. Weisner, Of Wash.
ington, Mo, from 200 sticks, occu-
pying about the fifteenth Of an acre,
made one hundred and 6ty.6ve gal.
Ions Of wine, worth s3l0. Who can
beat thati Our citizens are begging.
ing to wake up to the Importance and
lsrge profit of the grape crop.-S st.
LOUIS Democrat.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

CYRUPs.-Ieuon. Vanilla, Pinsapple Rasp-
- berry, sar<spsrilla, Ginger, and Rose, for ssis
blythe dozen or single bottle.
q nsls kp s"A. bo'hLs
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
INIsII LINENS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

~ SCllMALINSISY s. GO,
WILL opsn On the 9Th inst, q part of thsj,
w new selected Stock of Fal inojs pf rbsjes
lot of ahAwls, uloats aud Mastilias=aiss new
style Of Gorsets. Curtain psmssk of a great vsria
" together With splendid ass"ttmen nf Euh,oi.
"e,ss, -hieh WI, .s sold 81 The lowest ptics
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
FURNITURE.
SUNDRIES.

DR0wN's Ess. Jamaica Ginger; schiedam
I'D schnapps; Radwsys' Remedies; sarsaparil-
las; Hostettsrs Bitters; oasteel Soup; Olive OIL
sponges, ETC., just received by
Apri2 ed. WM B0GEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
CLOTH CLOAKS.

A FINE assortment Of Cloth Clio ks Of the lat
"A est styles-jzst received, also some very
handsome shavls, at the
sept2l PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
NOTICE.

TNHE male school Of r. D. Wilson, will
l. be reopened Monday Oct, lst inst.
Sept "a, 2w.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23


NOTICE.---Etom h,s date, al
hdsnepf and occasional adre,fis,ng
pb,s paper mu1 be pad for at Me
time each advertisement goes IN. f5r
Me FIJI length Of t,me ne adeettt.e-
me1t s 10 continue, IN setting W
odrert,semenfs zoe w,H do 40 only ~
o"r orn style, and nat a. per copy
.fvn,shed, and reserve ne y,sht 10
reject any Ting qgered IN n" ~ay.
~h'ch ~e do not deem ft for me p1b.
hc eye. an e1ts egcisded ercept o.,
o'cn, and they w,H be ssed only rhen
ne IKE. ocfg3'60.
Busy TMEs IN JArAs.-The Eng.
liph aud French expedition TO China
has proved perfect Godseud to
the peighboring Islands Of Japan
The correspondent Of tho Journal
of Commerce writes on the 25th
July from Nagasaki /,
Several American and English
ships have arrived and departed
again from the North Of China. TAX.
ing full oargoes Of coal, -four. grain.
horses, bullocks, fresh provisions,
&c, &c, tor the use OF the allied
forces.
Provisions Of all descriptions are
arriving freely from the country.
The Japanese are quite anxious
60 ace what is 10 be the result Of
the Pei ho affair, and the satisfac;o.
~ adjustment Of that question will
have a very favorable influence
here.
The extension Of the Bund before
thdforeign settlement 10 going rapid.
ly onward, aud Europeans arc pre-
pairing to build.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
Lon sALr.--bo psrrels Chinn's pisulpha,s
II Lme--fsr aale by
oetiT MOORE, BURDEN a co.

STATE OF LoUIStANA-ratish Of East
Baton Rouge-sisth Judicial District
Court-ln the matter Of the Succession
of MARaARtr CpAnRrts, deceased No.
400 Probate.
NHEREAS, .teHs J. llAws, Adminia-
w TRAITOR Of tho above entitled Suoccs-
sion, haa this day fled final account Of
his Administration Of said Estate.
Notice is hereby given, calling upon all
persons interested to show cause az any
they cam, within thirty daya from the
frat publication Of this notice, why Haid
account should not be approved, homolo-
Court.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court this i1th day Of October,
A. D., 1850. -
jos. NEPlILER,
octls Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
BUCKwHEATl BUCKwHEAT.

TUsr received, 50 packages, Bags and Boxes Of
u Choice New Crop BaekwheAt.
sct2e JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
PURE KENTUCKY MUSTARD.
CONTEcTIONARIugs.

lust blHECT ftgm the ma uiaetutsrs q large
~ snd choice assortment ~ fUsnfeetIsna,iss,
200 Pounds uuB Drups. assorted navpts1
500 " istY dun Drops assorted nsvurs
10 Bosses iujuhs Paste. ltuss Lem ,vsp, eie
buses Fresh Mstshmelion pasts 4 papers
Iceland hpss Paste n 1"
10 hnses French Uhuealais;
10 npsss Cream thoselsiat
70 hoses assorted Losengsts-fof sale by
or'lo n y. DAY,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
HE OX Al.

'TiiE Eubseribst begs isavs to infpftn bis friends
i spd patrons aud The public generally, that
he has removed his we'll known Establishment 10
Dupurs new building. opposite the branch ~ the
Louisiana state Hank. Thankful fnr the lihsfsI
patronage bestowed upon him. he respectfully so
iicits pcntinusees Of the same.
sspt2s THEODORE uoLpMANN.
watehmaka o. aud JauaItat
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

DfEMfUM Magic Duplicating and
l. Impression Paper-fOr sale BY
luly3l Ed. q wM, B09EL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

C0Tr0N, Linen and Bobinet Musquito Netting
1prlT s.M. AsHER's
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

Linsn and Bobspet Netting.
II HAVE haii supply of thess goods, BoSisss
i In all vidths, also, Pima and Blue Botinsts
White Linen ssttings, alss Hrevn Do for pIAns
tiea - ". D. B1ILL1Ra,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

Parasois and Umbrellas,
j thsss goods. Mb. PHILLIPl.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
NEW ARRIVALS
n. %. DAYS pnUesTonE.

"a. -. DAYS DRUG STORE.
DUHE Medicines and Chemicals, I invite The
sttsntieh ofPbt tseishs ahd Planters to The
large aud resh supply ~ Pure Medicines spd
Rsnuine prspataHDns stn nov fsesivihg ell ~
which sfs purchased ~ The s.sst ysitahia house
w the United states Az all ~ my attention IL
given 70 The DfnE business, Physicians snd Plan
tsr esn rely upon getting all medicines psfiset.
" pure n. y. DAY.
PURE KENTUCKY MUSTARD.
SlA bessn Hawkins . Ths,stsns' genuine
~ Kentucky Mustard IN y aud \ Cans. Fur
ss's y" me hshe at New Orleans p,iees.
"et" n ~ DAY.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

ENREsH IEAs-Cusioaso ooIoos, Choice Iupsr
L 81 and Gunpovdsr, for sale By.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

MEXICAN MUSTANG LIYIMEST-for sale
1Nl by ED. d WM. BOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

tsesof =" Every FamHy,
SPALDING's Prepared Glue, Grasselli's Glas
- Cement, Robinson's silver soap--for ssls n
sug22-2v PIPER BRADB0RDp.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23
Qallp 6a3ettr ano Gomtt
BAroN ropeG,
NoTrCr.--Etom ~. dafe. oH

20, 1890,
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-10-23

Yellow Feveri Yeiisw Fsverif
DR. LB0HAkD, ofEev York fully guarantees
IL his Douth AmeYicss ysvey and Ague Re-
medy certain Preysntstiys sgsinst yellow Pc
ves-for sale By I'D. = wh BoGEL,
Jufy3l Drurr1sts.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

ONE OF 'EM.-One Of the great unwashed"
stuck his head into a bGrber-shop of this
city, yesterday. and asked what they charged
for shaving. The barber looked at him for
a moment and hesitatingly replied, 1.-TWO
bits" We were satisfied that he wanted to
say dollar, and from the looks Of the Gus
toner, had we been q tonsoral artist, We
would have said fee. "Wa'al, III be round
ngin d'reckly," said the iuterrogator and de-
parted. Whether he came back or not We
cannot say. but, if he did, that barber had a
Job which he will remember 1t was evil
dent that pick and shovel would be re-
quired to dig him out from the dirt in which
he was buried, and, as for getting off those
bristles with razor, you might as well try
to NOW down scrub oak thicket with Il
common case knife.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

SHOOTING GALLEUY.-l}y an advertisement
In another column, it will be seen that our
old friend, Bart L. Noe, has purchased the
interest Of Martin d Lawler in the Shooting
Gallery on Third street near d. We hope
all his old friends will patronize him, as he
has had pretty hard luck for the last two or
three years. and luck which none but man
of his peculiar philosophical turn of mind
could have borne up against We know him
well. and can say that kinder hearted and
more generous man does not exist, than this
same BART L. Noe. always good maj
and often a great man." Give him an OPP
portunity. and more public spirited maI
does not exist in our city. Force him intc
adverse circumstances and he struggles like
true man to sustain his family. NoEs is tn
only shooting gallery in town, and surely i
ought to be well patronized.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

On Friday afternoon, Feb. 2ith. while two
little sons of Rev. j. S. Wise, Methodist min
lister at Lithopolis, about fifteen miles from
Columbus. Ohio, were at play together the
elder took a loaded shot gun which he
pointed at his brother, making at the same
time some playful demand with which the
latter refused TO comply. lie thereupon,
utterly unconscious that the gun was loaded,
pulled the trigger. The charge took effect
in the victims head blowing off the top of
the skull, and killing him instantly.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

QUEEN Victoria has written graceful LETT
Ter TO Amelia, Queen of Greece, to thank her
ior her kind attentions to Prince Alfred du-
rlng his recent visit to that classic land
Inc Prince seems to have been a worthy OBJ
leet OF hospitality, Rs he refused to attend
morse races on Sunday, and acted the good
boy" generally Wv s0OO
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

The Memphis Avalanch of a recent date
has the following account of the murder Of
an overseer in Ashley county, Arkansas:
Jasper Murray, overseer, of Samuel NJ.
Carter, of Georgia. who has recently settled
plantation in Arkansas. was killed bv the
negroes on the place a few days ago Inquiries
instituted develop the fact that the crime was
committed at the instigaton of an Abolition
ist named Sneed who promised the negroes
that if they would kill the overseer and get
his money, he would carry them to a free
State. Five of the negroes and the white
man were arrested and are in Jail in Ham
burg, Ashley county.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

S. w. NEWMAN, of Tennessee is charged
with having been involved in transactions TO
delraud the Government by means of froged
llnd claims. He denounces tho charge as
false and slanderous and demands investiga.
ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

The M1NsrRELs.- Burch & Murphy
Minstrels, the best company of Etheopian
performers on the Pacific coast, hove been
fairly coming money in the Mountains lhey
will be in Marysvie tomorrow night when
when we shall have complete alienation Of
the present dullness
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

A WEALTHY CrrY.-The valuation Of pro-
perty for Louisville for 1853, sums up the
enormous amount of S59, ,443, ,532, which pro-
duces an annual revenue of SlO7,764 Sc.
Ten years ago the valuation was a little up
wards of S26,Oo0,OOO. So says the Courier.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28
Forr's fine French Boots

just received. These Boots are manufactured in Pa
ris, and for which have the ole Agency.
Goods sold at my establishment are superior to any
offered in the country, regards their beauty shape'
workmanship and durability.
Fresh Goods received by every Srrnmer.
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS.
Mems super. custom made, doubled soied and upper
Calf Waterproof Boots;
Mems extra quality l. double soled grained leather
Mining Boots;
Mems extra fne sewed French Calf Dress Roots.
Mems extra quality l. l. double sUled Kip Waterproof
NJ MS super tap soled, grained leather, Hungari
Boots
Mems super L tap soled, g aimed leather, Water.
proof Boots;
Mems supper l. Imitation stitched half weItad Kin
Dress Boots;
Mems super L limitation stitched CafDress Boots
Mems extra quality lined and bound imitation stitch
ed, half weted Kip Brogans;
Mems extra fine, lined and bound French Calf Dress
Br0gans
Mems super lined and bound, imitation stitched, En-
anlelled Leather Brogans;
Mems extra fine French Patent Leather Monterey
Ties;
Inyoce Of Gents Fine Glove Leather Ton Fancy
French Calf Dress Caters.
LADIES' AND MISSES SHOES.
Ladies' extra fine fancy colored SILK LASTING altar,
Ladies' extra fine Black French Kid Buskins.
Ladies' extra ne French Patent Leather Alboni Ties
La lies extra fine enamelled Leather Jenny Lind Bus
kns
Misses fine French Kid Buskins and Ties.
Misses fine Enamelled and Patent Leather I,ced
Boots
Clidrens fine fancy colored Morocco Boots.
es4y- English Hunting Shoes.
esS Orders from the country promptly attended to.
al ID STREET,
mh2S-1m MARYsVILLE,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

OK Saturday forenoon, sixteen boys escaped
from the San Francisco Industrial school
At noon on Monday all of them but two had
been recaptured. Six were found secreted
in an old malt house in the city.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-28

Coon FOR TRINrTY.-The Trinity Journal
learns that since the adjournment of the
District Court in December there has not
been crime Of sufficient magnitude commit
ted in that county to cOnsign the offender TO
the county Jail.