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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

T01.F, BIRCH, UHDERTAKER,. III. "a q
u;er: Bride arf JsfTso. Ytsa Gsorsstcys
pf my ba9ness, am prepared TO
ktsend 70 nll calls with pronptness
tersons frosn distance cen be sup :
piled II a ew minutes, notice, as I have A IsreS
bssortment of ofCOFffNSeivayso on hand 70 =
Particular. attention paid 20 the removal of thu
dsad from the old TO the new burial grounds. ;
| hearses and Horses for hire. - ap io-Sm .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18
A mRS. WINSLOW, '.r
IAN Expsrien ed Nurse and Female Phys ots
presents to the attention Of mothers. her =
so THINE SV RIP.

say Of any oTH Es
has 1T FAILED, ~
STANCE TO RS-
Nhsn timely assd.
an instances Of dr.
cue Who ussd IL. On
cshghtsd With its
.spsai IN terms OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18
FOR CHILDREN

II your children tickly pnny or anictsd McLEsNs
CORDIAL viii male them be 4ith fat and robust DsIa
not moment uy H. and vii be e0nvnssd IL i. de-
lIefous TO take. " ~ .-'e ..EE-.' ~ IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

4 ,RANDELL, OPTTCIAN,
" No. las Dridss st.. 9sovsstssSa,,
- hes ccnstantly on hand large assortment OF
pred, aadsI ,othor SPECT HGLEs, of0S
ehs bet Snsity IN gold silver. .tesl, and German
new Iasses set IN them 70 order. no 1-G
lSl PHlA ADRAUGHT ALE.-we are consfaatIy
recs.vns ne.h supplies of the aboyedelisktfM Ssv-
Gss:rstsd Xls. so To- i've hsrsiins Il s TI ~ant
/ - ARMY q sHINN, Agents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18

n0V0f been Abs o
Msdicins-NE Evxh
A SIN q L , IN
rHcT 4 CUR = ,
Nsrsr did We know
satisfaetisn sy any
ths csouary,aH are
orBRAfIo1s, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-18
OYER Million Sorrr

have been sod during the last month"; and in no in
stance has failed in giving he tbsr
will suaer from Weskness or Debility when McLEANr
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure yous
No language convey adequate id "a the
ate and almost change produced by taxing i
Cordial 10 the diseased deeated and shaered neTyou
system whether broken down excess weak bv na,ur,
impaired by seknsss the unstrunf orsan
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

No MoraER.-"She has no moth.
er |" What a volume of sorrowful
truth il comprised In that single
utterance-no mother ! We that
go far down the hard, rough path
Of life, aud become Injured TO care
and sorrow In their sternest forms,
before we can take home 60 our
own experience the dread reality
no without q struggle and
n tear. Hut when Il il said Of q
freil young girl, just passing from
childhood toward The life of woman,
how sad In the story summed up
in that one short sentence Who
now shall administer the needed
counsel i--who now shall check the
maynard fanoies who shall bear
with error.failngs of the mother.
leas daughter 7
Deal gently with the child. Let
not the cup Of her sorrow be over.
flowed by the barshness Of your
bearing, or your unsyinpatbizing
GOODNESS. IL she needless of her
doings 7 Il she forgetiul of duty 7
Remember, oh remember, she has
no mother ! When her young com.
panions are gay and Joyous, does
she sit sorrowful 7 Does she pass
with lenguid step and down
cast eye, when You would fain wit,
ness the gushing and overaowing
gladncss of southl Glide her not
for che is motberless, and the
great sorrow comes down npon her
soul like an incubus. Can you gain
her confidence Can you win her
love 7 Come, then, 90 the mother,
less with the boon of your tender,
est care, aud by the memory Of
your mother, already. perhaps pass
ed awey-by the fullness of your
remembered sorrow--by the popsi'
bility that your own child may yet
be motherless-- contribute so far AZ
you may TO relieve the sorrow and
repair the loss of that fair, frail
child, who IL written motherless.--
Portland Eleoi,c.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

TUE UNDkRsI6NED have bess appointef
Il Agents, OF q large Northern house for the
sale Of Musical Instruments. and hsvs just re-
esived large assortment Of yIoLINs, GUITARS
BANJOS, RLUTEs, F1FEs, TAMB0UKfNEs, AC-
GORDON, FLUTkNAS, MUSIC BOXES, VIOLIN
and GUITAR STRINGS, SHEET MUSIC, F0LIOs,
ETC., which are offered at low prices by
april I'D. a WM. DOGEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
Gents Furnithing Goods.

A 7 THE Cloti ing Emporium can now be fosnd
IA new and pretty sortmsDt fevery article
In this line, consisting ofcravsts. Nectes Hosiery
Gloves. suspendsrs, ndkerchisfs, Shirts. Draw
ers, SIX. Cotton and Lyle Thresd. Undsrshirts
and all other goods In this linz Of bustness.
ARID w, D. RHrLLIPH
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
COOK STOVES.

T>hose In want Of a good, cheap and du-
i rablc cook stoves can always DO ac-
commodatcd at fair prcies ~
L.ARGulR d LANoUE's,
NAYS Cor. Lafayette g. Florida ats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
MATING.
HATsi mATsfi
CHEAP FUELi COKEii

T'HE Gas Company have on hand an
Il abundant supply OF Coke, which they
will sell for the presently Mt tle low price
Of Thirty Cents por barrel. When fairly
tried, they believe Coke, both on account
of its cheapness and heating power, will
supcrcede Tho uso Of eli other fuels now
usod In stoves aud Crates. Remember, n
trial may be had for only 80 cents at farth-
est. Apply 70 the officers Of the Gas Com
pany. mar3i-u.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
YANKEE CLOCKS.

lust RECEIVED from the Waterbury nanufsc-
81 tory. large invoice Of Right Day Clocks, with
and without slsrmers. by
THEODORE GOLDMAN,
mar1s Lafayette street. near Main.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

Snow AND ICE IN NORTHERN NEw
HAarsuiRs.--'A correspondent at
Bethlehem, one Of the Northern
towns 81 New Hampshire, sends us
the following, under date Of April
10th.
A few days since | made from
Southern New Hampshire here. -.
We had hard time coming through
Franoonia woods. The snow there
last week was from two 20 three
feet deep in the road. the whole
distance from the Flumc TO Profile
House. went through the untrod.
den SHOWS 10 look at the Pool. IA
we passed, and the sight was ro-
mantle and grand in the extreme.
Large bodies Of ice hung from the
immense chasm, and glittered in
the sun, and the active whirl of the
falling waters and huge boiling
chaldron beneath us, formed stri.
king contrast with the dea,h.like
stiffness and cold Of the surround
ing SHOWS. - Boston Traveller.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
DISSOI.IrTION

STATE OF LOUIstANA-parish Of East
Baton Rouge-sixth Judicial District
Court-ln the matter Of the Succession
of lliRAs Ctirn, dec'd-No. cas- Probate.
UT1tEREAS, ORAs HAoNtr Of said par
w ish has THE day flled in said Court
an application for the administration ofthe
estate Of Hiram Cline, late Of said Parish,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
ofthis notice, why said application should
not be granted.
Given under my hand aud the seal of
said Court, at Baton Rouge, this 9th
day Of May, A -, 1850.
JOSEPH NEPIIJFR,
maplo Clerk.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

No Goods Exehawged or Taken Back.
TUE practice Of Exchanging and returning
Il goods has become 90 fashionable that find
Il necessary 70 givs notice that In no case will
take hack goods. unlsss returned the ssme day
they vers cold and IN The came order a. they vsss
dsijvsse1. E ", D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
CItrLERYi CJTT.Euyff

Il HAVB nov n st,ae spd 10 srrive. y complete
II sssof tsnent ofrooket aud Table Cutlery, ~
the most reliable mak "a, and q great msny new
styles, among them the eeiebfafed fbdis ubisr
Tsbie Knives. Gall sBd examine them befws
purchasing sissv hefe-ssit u slwsts piessurs
" show my stoek. FRANK nU0UET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
IsOsp sutsprrs.

4 HAvEiust received new supply Of Morsn's
Heup skirts, made without q stitch or Cissp
% any hind aud the only SKIRT that wiii not come
apart ". n. PHILLIPS,
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
STEAM ENGINES.
STEWARDS COOKING STOVE.

STEWARDS COOKING STOVE.
CrEwARp LARGE OVEN, air tight. ssmmer
~ and winter Cooking stove. Improved In 1882
The mcst complete Stove Of the age-con.umes
less fuel and ~ the came time has ell the convent
euces imaginable belonging TO the culinary de-
psrtmcnt. We have them o. assorted Sizes and
Win sell them n New Orleans prices--expcnses
OF transportation added. Call ard examine.
LAR0U1Eh 4 LAN0UE,
septi Agents.
Cor. Lafayette and rIorida sts.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
,s- We are authorized to announce

,w- We are authorized to anncunce
william Gii, Esq., ss candidate for Jus.
,ice Of the Pesee, in ward No. T..
Mn. Ccssr Please announce the name
Off A. NElHLEB, M candidate for the
Office Of Justice Of the Peace for Ward
No I, Election 10 take place on Monday
the tith inst. MANY VOTERS.
mays
Me, Fpifop.Apiesse Announce CHARLES
~. rAyNOr .. candidate for Justice ~ The
rssee fcr Ward No. I. Eleetivr 70 take pisee on
Monday neat MANY VOTERS.
MAYS
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
FOR SALE.

L,oR sale on accommo dating terms ne
i gro man aged about IS years. For
particulars, apply at the Drug Store Of
marsi-tf v. HEUDE d co.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

SECURE COPY BEFORE THEY
- ARE ALL GONE.-Uf Lubnsher's
SPRING FLOWER POLKA, TO be had at the Drug
Store %
msys I'D q WIN. BoGEL
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
ChiIdreps Carriages.

THE best assortment Of Chiidrsns' Buggies
l. and Carriages In hston Rouge, st
aprtA2w PIPER a BRADfORD'E
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

yyTE HAVE JUST received leo Pitchers, We
w ter Coolers and Mssssr's eve minute Tee
Cream ffeszsrs. PIPER a BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
uAnNEss COi.LAus a..

A new uew supply Of cart machinery
~ cart-ssddles, hog skin collars blind
bridsis DC. ct - -.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

The CoSsrrrvrisAL UNION CoSvxS-
rioN,--This body, which assemblies
in Baltimore tomorrow, the 9th in.
slant, IL thus alluded to in the Sun
of the 4th L:
The committee Of arrangements
for the Constitutional Union Con,
vention, which assemblies in this city
on next Wednesdayrthe 9th Of May,
60 nominate a President aud Vice
President for that party, have SET
lccted the old First Presbyterian
church, corner Of North and Fay'
cite streets. for the sitting Of the
body, instead of the Front street
theatre, which was FIRST fixed upon.
The application for the use Of the
church editice, purchased about a
year ago by government as site
for the new United States Court.
house. was made to Secretary
Thompson. Of the Interior Depart
ment, by Hon. Anthony Kennedy.
one of the committee, through Gen,
J. w. Watkins, U, S. Marshal. who
was instructed to acccde to the re.
quest, and yesterday morning that
official gave the keys into the
hands Of the committee, who will
at once proceed to prepare the edit
fee for the deliberations Of the
Convention. The use of the build,
ing is unconditional and withou,
charge, and il the body be not toe
large, no better place could have
been selected. Unlike Charleston
no exorbitant extra charges viii bs
made by hotel proprietors. Will,
the residences Of many private cit
liens will receive . vast number
Nearly all the States in the Unior
will be represented BY delegates.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
GuNsf GUNsif GrNsi,i

NOV IN tTOhb, completes Assortment 81
IN Lengths. Dofss, Forward sud lack Action
bpfks-of The celebrated and ysiieids "piilespis
sud Boys Guns. Those ~ rsnt Of ~ OF fun
are reaussts1 n call and essmine my stick be.
fore purchasing elsewhere, as Inducements will
he Offered that cannot lie resisted.
nov28 FRANK IfueUET.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

nm Crosse Tste Bay, are slsc at work. where riders
pr lumber viii be filed on the above terms.
junei. 1858 FREDERICK ARnvUH, ss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
NOTICE.

A ~ PERSONS indebted 10 the undersigned,
n viii please come forward aud settle the same
Without delay. FREDERICK AHBUUn, ss
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
SEWING MACHINES.
HORsE' sHOERs

WILL remember thst We keep on hand. the
w commoa horse matt ss weii ne ouf ertrs
English stub nail, and 10th stlow prices.
MUNTAN a malta,
dsr7 Hardware Corue
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
JANE KNIVES CANE KNIVES

HS DOZEN Louisiana Long Blades,
SsB Cast Steel Cane Knives with and
for sale Mt city prices. at
LARGUIER IL LANOUE's,
oc25 Cor Lafayette and Florida Ss.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

THE undersigned b. g. leave 10 iyfrm the
l. Ladies' Of Eston Rouge, that be IL now pre-
pared 10 make TO order. Ladies, Misses add
Children's bootess AMI shoes. Orders promptly
attended to. HbUx.
jan20 One door scush NJ Pos. "~~.-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

wouldfespectfully Inform
u his friends and the public. that Ms stesru
Saw MiIls-The "Iston Houxs Mills,s are nov IN
fnl blast. with good supply Of timber and ready
70 6llsny and sIi ofdrrs~-ior Casa.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11
GLASS WARE.

GLASS WARE.
A MOTHER invoice Of elsss wsrs Just opened
IA consisting in part OF Preserve dishes, Rrui,
Bowls, Cake ttsnds, sagar Dishss, Tumbiers
0oblets, Wines, Chapsgns, and Cordial GLASSES
Deesnters, JuIsp CLASSES and Tabes and cslIeyJ
Glasses PIPER 4 BRADFORD.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

T IME, ssAD. CEMENT. PLASTER Paris, Lab.
sand, Hair and Marble Dust on hand and
or sale BY JOSHUA BEAL.>-
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-05-11

INCUR FLoURii-75 Barrels jus. TO hand
APPS JOSHUA BEAL.
, 1860-04-19

ST. LOUIS, No., april ls.-The Missouri and
Western Telegraph Company, recently char
tered BY the General Assembly Of this State, for
the purpose Of building, buying, leasing and
operating telegraph lines west Of the Aississip-
pi River, was organized in this CITY yesterday
by the election Of G. II. Stebbins, President and
Treasurer Edward Creighton, Of Omaha, n. T.,
General Agent, mud Robert G. CEowry. cf St.
Louis, Secretary and superintendent. The cor
porutcrs are $. II. Latin. J. II. Lightner, y. c.
i;oLdin. and Charles II. Stebbins, 0f St. Louis;
Isaac r. Elwood, Of Rochester, n. Y; ]. II.
Wade, and Auson Stager, Of Cleveland. This
Company own the st. Louis and Missouri River
telegraph, extending from St. Louis to Kansas
City; the telegraph line extending from Kansas
City through Leayenworth aud Aschison to St.
Joseph; and the new line, lately completed to
Springfield, No., whict, is also in process
Of construction 10 Fort Smith, Arkansas
They also contemplate the inuedi late construc-
tion OF line to Omaha, Nebraska Territory,
and Council bluffs, Iowa, extending westward
10 the Fixes Peak region. They also hare the
right to build line TO Santa Fe, New Mexico.
This Company own the exclusive right to use
the Morse, House md Hughes Telegraph Pa
tent in Southern Missouri. Kansas, and large
portion Of Nebraska Territory. 1t is tl.eir de-
bigu to pust, forward their Northern and South
eFn extensions as rapidly Us possible, ind will
be prepared to connect with Northern or
Southern line to Ca!iforn'a, or both, if two are
BULL, thus conyerging all the lines west Of The
the Mississippi ut this ruint.
, 1860-04-19

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-The Commissioner Of
Patents has granted the application for the cx-
tension Of the House Telegraph patent for
seyen years from today also for the Wells i'm.
provelnent for the manufacture of hat bodies
for a like period.
The steitmer Koanoke will land the Japanese
Ambassadors at the city Of New York III accord
ance with the original order Ct the Secretary of
the Navy. Thcr would have been brought d.
rect!y to Washington, rs recommended BY Con-
sui General Harris, but for the apprellended diff.
t1culty Of pilo.ius the vessel through the chan
nel OF the Potomac.
The House Committee on Elections passed q
resolution, that in the case of Williamson and
Sickles, tie points raised and argued by Mr..
Sickles in relation to the notice aud specifca-
tions served by the contestant, be- reserved for
decision until the final hearing, without preju-
dice to the rights Of Mr.. Sickics, aud that 51r.
Williamson proceed to take Testimony upon his
cotice st his peril.
The House Post Office Committee to-day
agreed to reduction Of the charge On all let
ters delivered by local carriers to one cent.
4 large number Of delegates and others left
here to-day for Charleston, including Fernando
Wood aud . number Of the Hard Shell delegates
from New York.
The Republican Senators held conference
to-day, to take into consideration The subject Of
the Nicaragua Treaty, which, it will be recol-
lectcd, was rejected, and afterwards Tic vote
rcconsidered. 1t is understood that their
object is TO modify the Objectionable clauses, SO
that the President cannot use the United States
forces for the protection of the property and
persons Of Americans in that Republic, without
The consent or authorization Of Congress. Some
Of them are desirous Of applying similar prin-
ciple in the Mexican treaty. Without the Re-
publican votes these treaties cannot be ratified
therefore the Democrats are not disposed to
press them without atfording the Republicans
FULL time to make their suggestions.
, 1860-04-19

WnMrspAr EvErso. Apsj Is, 1870.
Financial matters hare mcre3 along verv
sIuiely during the dag, some Of the Bankers
sporting Exchange actiyo mud close under the
sccline, while others have plenty of every
*aing." The demand has not been 60 heavy
to-day, and it IL certain that under The mere
*ctive shipments the decline will be fully nuin-
eained. Some Of our leading bankers arc a!reasy
:: ::lticipating lower rates, rs moro asse will he
found for the currency which has been lying
sdlc for 10 many weeks past. The rate for tho
day is II premium for currency. Gold 2per
cent. ut retail; round lots II. No demund.
ST. Lor1s.-The Democrat Of yesterday sasa:
The week opens about as last week closed.
,.sh q demand for Eastern and Southern Ex.
.euanec beyond tho supply. Rates are unalter-
rd-l4 prem. on the East, aud l! on the South.
Eurreucy is somewhlt ensy, and is bought at +
discount ani sold at discount for bankablc
nnds~ The latter are rather scarce, 50 much
50 that there is not u sufficieucy TO enable hold
the extent to which asserting has been cur
sied, has aided in making this scarcity; wc
sesr Of large amounts l,nv;ng gone to tic dt-
;crent branches the past week-some $4,000
are reported to liave gone to the Southern
Banks branch at Independence. Az there is
uU AAN aXAlHSk i15S - ttCAl VI Ac14uIEHlr COIN
tor these 'promiscs to pay" coin, it will likely
be followed &C long as exchange rates keep
up at the prcscnt point
1Mrok7s AND E1ronrs.-Wc annex q cor,-
parativc statement Of t]c Imports Of Foreign
Dry Goods aad General Merchandise at New
York for the week and since Ian. !:
9:s:!:} :: S:;s;;s S;:s u 3;
Total for tie week. eas sa64asH 3,47ss3l
Previously rri,efet..... G,Su.li6 taseo 44 e. ~
Slnee JAM .4s55195Ss s,ss1, :. .t935s
1t isto be regretted tha. thus far The present
leads the past Two .cars, the figures being more
than twice those Of 1855. Gentlemen import
ers, could our advice reacl. your dull ears, We
We should say most cmphatically, " rArsE."
ANNUAL Rkpoa7 ur THE MICHIGAN Sor7uEEs
RAILROAD CcxrASY.-From the annual report
Of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company,
we gather the following facts relative u its
financial condition:
The earning. for The year ending March 1st
{rcr
, 1860-04-19
Gltp Tar 5aIe.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- e Coax Cit7 Of Chccko. 9.S.-t.,; cs,c,,a,, Il

Ere, March 3t!a, 1Suh ''es'of > W
Saf!ce Is hsfrby xvsE. l,.t :a!r:sa. .ls cr, -.,
ty Golsetns n ~ ctr "t yhha., d.a tes :ssa9s
s*H.t Eanf: o. Chicago t:4.1 a:L :riu on .s,t ssx
n:s mtss.u w :. tLe t":s :u'e v!y 1t Go
ssPotl q sai Court fs asu ats. s,f-:oF str4 VA
& ~ =. ~, n: tsnafss scEsvi '4s c tHG@. II. .ns
ta* s4 1csf@claW y t.t hr a1ut nf ,-t.sn+nts
H. esy sta. ~ s;'s tv:ss'ivey dss hers ase Il
na1 t7xes q sata CITY Of Chicago Il. ,b~ municipal X.
T. y. ~ aad On aeyo.ht q the several ,rteai ws,1tx
hereinafter Henf oh:s and whereas ludguxLts h.rtn
been ?ronsuassA ~ tad Court against to lid Ii, m
lots pces lad p7srels If au NV
of aa Gossssss ID reports oxhet ~a e.tsl <
seAl II said Court directed 10 u. -4i civ Co,retor %
Nov. therefore, bo Il sno.o ;h1: tho n.-raxnts Ctr,
Collector Of t1e City OF Cht aec will by yr1,e IT ~
p:r@isf.. o. r:iay iAs ~ asy Il A1!. j. D. lss II
Court 1lou.s. II sud thy OF :st nb-
ac s4!e the fno~px aesSEre4 .rds Luis. snd'.t p -
and parcels or land dc.cFhs ia rail- cop- ix3 n. vi hn
crdc of saie thsreon for shs rfss. asr ir.rts
and eofts Of ths ahesstaentt nteess Ard ;s
theIe,n respectively upon said yents .ceesl
n said cory. sr1osts and he"@nata1 described respectively
- w.t:
A. c. MUELLER. City co.tctnr.
Warrant 70. tho euitsc On Of Tie acxua :aAr, f3s III
N4a.:!p:l t.af 4. y, ldt J. V"
, 1860-04-19

Foreign markets.
Pa ARACo,1

lEH AKAEG-I 39hs1&Foo1@ 3F'7 =
Coz1cs-Thc Gales Of the past fou. da5B were 1o61o
5ae. Including :eoo bales e, fEse..sr r. m M, e1i LOT 1
and in some ca q slightly lower The sdssa from
Manchester were tavet Market qulst a9a % aeaa . b,
steady TA.ladclphia and IL tnore ess; Ohio - sd&
-. Nh ut quei but steady Ke3 l0* 6d9loaM; Mt!te,
70 9dGl.s Sd Corn Quct. Yellow ~ 6dess; While.
1a31s.
Faas1moss-Boef quiet but steady Fork hrn. Saios Of
OF -. "
TA1Iow-In hut T:1tc Inquiry and price. weak.
GGEfbs-C'oser Seed l. dull aHd II; znna.
s.RnoE8lts-SueaY Iady, n.ce STEADY. Rice dull.
SAsAI nToEnspllt 4upenae heayy. 1,ossn steaay.
fa1asns asas Ete1dT at ~ q: Pearis quet.
2+H9Mx lor Account - '"'~'