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IL The Charleston Courier of the 10th inst g,
says An arrival, on Tuesday last. of one hun
dred and thirty head of beef cattle from Tennes-
see, afforded the market a temporary relief They
Were speedily bought up by the butchers at from
Sl1 to Sl1 so per 100 lbs. Prices Of first quality
peel fell to Is and 10 cents per pound; ordinary
i2H cents per pound. corresponding reduce
ton took place i'm the price of veal pork and
mutton. A small lot Of beeves from North Caro-
hundred, and refusing to sell for less From let
tiers and other sources of information, the leading
butchers are of the opinion that instead of there
being scarcity during the meeting of the Con-
ventiOn, it is more than probable that the market
will be glutted, and prices not range higher than
~. cents for prime beef. A large number of
drovers have signifed their intention to bring
their cattle to market previous to the 2Oh of next
month";
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orssAIIc Gossrf.-Rumor states that. at the
"a me Dramatic season at the Winter Garden,
maeh VIII take possession Of this establish,
hi ~ c .onen nee bis opera season with Fab
80, noaSn ana ETani, the tenor On
hassef Monday, April tn, UIlman will reopen
t5onps We hbe oa ssgelli, and the rest Of bis
Of kellogg, Of University Place the va ,s a,
Pupil OF Mu1io, who will soon aprs., yoa ny
spsno sage Ii. aid that durihg the ne a
figlia del Reggimento and Linda di Chsma naae
". Y. Pest. houni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23
TO SAN FRANCISCO
I'M EIGHT DAxA
BY THE
Central Overland California
AND
PIXIES PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY,

The First Courisr Of tho PONY EMPRESS
viii leave the missouri River on TUESDAY,.
April %, at O'Clock .. m, and will run rcsu ,
weekly theresfter, carving letter mail only The
point If departure, the Missouri river, vi he IN
telegraphio connection with the EAST, and will
he announced In dus time. Teles raphio message GO
from all parts Of the United States and Canada in
conneoti With the point Of departure, viii be re-
and transmitted over Tie Pscerville and St. Joseph
TeltgraphIc wire to Fan Francisco, and interwedi
ate eoiuts by the connecting express In EIGH r
DAYS. The letter mail viii be delivered in san
FRANCISCO IN TEN DAYS from the departure Of
the Exdrsss.
The Express. passes throu Il Forts Kearny, Lara
ME, and Bridger. Great Halt Lake City, Cam
Flotd, Carson City, the Washoe Sivef A ipes
Placerville and Sacrament, nd letters for Ore :
Eon: Washington Territory, British Columbia,
the FAcihc Mexican Ports, ussian Possessions
Sanwich Is ands, CHINA, japan, and india, viii be
maiei Ia San Francisco.
Special Msssenserr, bearers Of letters 60 couuee
with the express Of the 81 April. will recnive COR
municatons for the Courier Of that day Ct No as
TENTH STREET. Washington city. up to as o. m
on Friday, MARCH 81; snd In New York at the
once Of j: b. Simpson. Room No. q, CoLtlneEtal
bank bp,ldlnE, Nassau street, uP 90 ssi a. m. Of
Full ps-'i,uiars csn he obtsinsd on application NJ
the above pisoes and Asent. of the Company.
w. n. RI SsELL, Pres,dept
Lsvenvorth City. Kansas, March. lisa
Once New YORK;. n. SIMPSON. Woe Presy.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Agents. a. Lou,s,
II j. sFAuLptNs, Agent, Chicago.
q
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ID The funeral ceremonies Of Hon yv !,
Bls.eli, late Governor Of Illinois, took pI.c. ~
SfnnEneid, on Wednesday The attendance fros,
me adjoining towns was very large, and the mil.
Ty o.spiaY YVES the finest ever made In the State
The remains were Inferred with the serv,ess :;
.oe roman catholic Church. Lieut. Gov. " ood
was FORMALLY inangurated Governor at i've clocf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

The ConSfitmticn thinks that recent homilies of
the New York Courier and Enquirer upon public
virtue and political purity on the principle of
satan rebuking sin.
The IH'siigsncev has its usual Conversational
summary and news MISCELLANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

W Several thousand dolI.,. wo.th ~ ;.,v.,,.
arI aismonds, which pssusneer on hoard the
,,s.s lion an mpted 20 ssnnggle into New york
rfe essd BY tbs custom, 6ouse oEncials
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TO THE PUBLIC.
rUr urrTT<N TECpFRC

ODD FELLOWS HALL.
" J.SkNDKRsoN, Lessee.
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING,
Commencing on MONDAY, March %.
THE OLD FAvORITES ONCE MORE.
THE BAND INFINITELY BETTER THAN
FRANK CONvERSE'S
Original Campbell Ministries!
Comprising the largest and most eff oient pc rton
Of the Jet, Matt Peaie's COMPANY with a numbeT
Of the hrst artists ia The United Ststse ma king in
FIFTEEN PICKED MUSICIANS AND PERFORMERS,
Who. individually or collectively, as ever,
CHALLENGE THE wORLD.
Will commence a series Of SIX Of their
uHIQuE AND CHAsIE ENTERTAINMENTS.
AZ ABOVE stated.
AN ENTIRE NEW FEATURE
Will We introduced by the Company, viz: That of
having eT ETfIFE 2n mi NEW SJ"sramm'
No worn out Choruses, Songs, Overturee &C.,
No ancient specimens OF WIT,
No dIla pidst ted dances,
Everything brilliant; pathetic
c. And plainuve ballads.
Inspiring and soul STIRRING Songs,
spsrkllng ebulitions Of wit,
Enchanting Overtures.
Fascinsnng Dances, &c.
The programe, 20 which the public attention 10
WILL SPEAK FOR ITSELF.
Admltta nce-as ususl -l5 cents.
Doors open at =: performance IN commence al ~
E. c. HUNTLEY,
Late Secretary Of Matt Peel,D
mar z u Agent and Business Director.
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fySossssss, sosIssy vii f hsd on sHT
as re- e :ae
BY srss! of the President. : no, .s'0''''
TEIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH, IsTn ST.
Youths Missionary Society of this church on the
H Or sEesh snniyet 81 next SAP
pub are resp. ctfuiiy invited. mar g 2i'
n-ATA MEETING OF THE MEDICAL,
Society OF the District Of Calpmbis, held on
lions " r. unanimously iopteG:
RssoIs.f, Ths. t3s menb.ts Of this Society have
att inmsnts and u suli I'd life smonsst Us command
or sincere Tsps:t sId ID esteem and whose distin.
od ms,s Tn.' cop; q t.s.:
u X. F. LIPPITr. NJ. D.. REQ. Sac
TssT: IoaN's GaURCH CEMETERY,-
te;mined 20 e mo ~ the Chnrch Cemetery fiom its
present location within the city limits, TO q more
s,.ry. ,he undsrsisnsS have BEEN aprSnssd conn
m,ttee for taat purpose. 500
wishes OF suTvivins l snds. As "a. as prsstoSSIs,
sh:t s e As sss 6:
A'AeS 'e' '"' '''i RosE Il ki-ic Exscissp
- WIN. n; P II IItsfs''"'n''
sa CHAs. Il. NHETf.
Dept. OF the lnteriof
var zta Csmmsftss az tAs tssfry.
~ THE CHARLES HEIDslECK CHAM.
A$ --.-.--. PAGNE.
Coasumers OF Champagne shouh hs lwAys
careful TO observe II the name "Chafiea HetdnseHs
edged 70 be the purest now Imported Into de MAJ
ks6 it san b. obtained IN WaselnSsea of fSfksS
RscE1a S 8 Co, S.PE:on ErGsSsi, AAl;ses 4
ena Sole H ss s:i 3, hsSss sS A Me
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23
DISSOLUTION Of p.erNppsu,p

The partnership of EMERSON, MoRRILL a Co,
"a keepers of the Clarendon Hotel, at tn corner OF
9th street ard Pa. nue., in this city, is this day
issOlved. hy mutual consent, and the furn;ture
f lures, ard other property am dema nds of said
M hav' been sold ard delivered to wIIIIAN
EMERSON. WIZ is now the sole owner of the same
and to " HON all debts due said firm must he "a nd
ORLIN y MORRILL,,
ID. b. Campbell,
March Isl. 1867. W. EMERSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

ABSENCE OF PosTMAsrKR GENERAL-Hon Ia.
Holt has been called to Florida by the sever. IN
ness OF his wife, who has been scjourning in that
State during the winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

NIElIE.s rREscH sHoEs.-I nav. just =.
Vn i've 40 assortment Of the Above .
q 80 S.6ls Nellere % brood strap do
HxRN6S sgkNs,
mar g. vsv NSSs Estionar Hcse,,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AsHING TON THEA TIE.
THIS (FddsyD EVENING, at O'Clock,
Miss ADELINA PATTI.
LA sOMNAMBULA.
Winch viii be given viii q magnificent and COM
Miss P.rrr in her srest roe Of. ..Amins
ANoDIo a. The Count
On SATURDAY. (closs of the Season,
Benefit and Farewell Night OF
MADAME COLsON.
First appearance Of the Great Basso,
Signor MARCEL JUNCA.
First and only night OF verdis new and celebrated
TIE sICILiAN VESPERs.
With compiete and great cast, including
CoisoS, sTiGELLI, FKkRI, yuScA.
The mise en- scene will be of the most gorgeous
description; The PiG.grese se ocstume., present.
thirteenth century, have been made in Paris BY
Monsieur lie Roy, costumer Of the grand opera,
theatres in Italy The new and splensid srmcrs
are from the cel lrated msnufactofy Of Monsieur
Granger, IN Pa is.
To THE PUBLIC.
THE SICILIAN TESPERS.
first production Of TINS celebrated opera, by un-
bess Ds SRSt the %as
and dramatic opera that has been composed during
the utmost iss o success. has NOT ben s.s
s ont and U5eSu,yoos IN Am ?, BsoSsnt
sIeHT. In Pkiladelphis and Boston, and has pro-
Of this unprecedented success may be found not
mes, n the mise en- scene. CO but fsxiss "a te pss.
excellence of the performers. who. individually
aud collectively, invsriabl, bring down the houss.
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CLARENDON HOTEL,

re nd'rsigned, being now tho role tnr
the aDove hotel invites the a.tentio on Of the pub
lie 20 his estab ishment which Ill be ways pro
vided Ith every comfort for perma boarders
and transieat viAi;Crs.
mar IS w. EMERSnN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsrDENr-Tbe p,s.-
ident has nominated to the Senate, Lafayette :
Brown, of North Carolina, as Purser in the N.uv
riee Forrest, deceased; also, II. NJ. Winston ~
Kentucky, as Paymaster In the Army, rice Gain.
deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

BALTIMORE LIFE lNsUlANCE Coils
~ sonronArEp !s0-Joas !. DONALDSON, frss;
j. ssissSIsfs..h s. 4. and BUY.
Descriptive psmphlets nav Do obtained a the
Sss q isss. ySsssss CO, Sass q Ss,sssss
Is e'a s. :ss.:'G n E1sEts ~,
skSsH1s SSs |: & !: s =: 49, :: 3.
- 49,. Sss'e 49,. :. n! DEsssss asAs n a. -
CH!LpE MgaAT.-ris esaees.ssd srcst,.
-. stallion VII ssasa iet Ssrysss sSs ssss -
Rs ssAsna. commsec,aG the nj az MaroA. IN
Ne ca Dc sssa q Mart,a's Liverv SHas0S
on on, 10 sTss5 Isess vssAiAs % iapreys tAe,r
y m s nv ~ ~ aa' Ia the sesHsr,,, u,..v
A rs Y9Y lNSuakpt-ArS.e ,SS,see1
. N'tssT..S y .fSs ksek. ?SSHlPSS WI s:
~: 8 srs s:::i sif =:
an -. ~: . sssy'tsrcse;
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s. nth rear Pratt street, formerly CON E3v
Quoted by Mrs. I. e. smith. the popular IE:l
Central Railroad, York, Barri. burg, CarIisI..
ancastsr, and the line of the Philad Siphis
Railroad. from Havre de Grace and ut rniedi-
ate points. Also, an extensive WashinSton
city and Chesapeake Bav patronage. This very
deslr1be Hotel, posse sed Of q large transit n.
business, also commands extensive local cus
tom, Is fit. and furnished every department for
the acconnodation Of ali vIsi'o,s The capital re-
street, Baltimore. Md. IT.
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n CONTRACT AwARpEc.-The Superintendent
o. the Public Printing has awarded to c. F. s
Thomas, Of Buffalo, n. Y, the contract for print.
Ing the post office blanks, at discount of 9is
per cent on the prices heretofore paid for the
xrne work. We take II for granted that the bid
covered the design Of "taking the chances" to
get increased compensation from Congress. II
Congress has the nerve to turn a deaf ear to any
such application In this case, it will be the last
the public will hear Of taking Government con
tracts at ruinous prices for the chance of gou2ins
the treasury In connection with them afterwards
The WHArHsR.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning Is made from the Amer,
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith.
sonlsn Institution. The time Of observation IN
about z o'clock
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BOARDING.

RoAkD.-A gentleman and lady, or two or three
~ si9.le &c, ueuep, can fed ka.,ms and Boo ID.
% sddrsssins 4. J. b, 20 Ofkce. wsshinstcn
oiV. HHH-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23

~ $50 sixth STREET.
Fresh Cakes every dsy, Candies and Fruits of all
kinds. Wedding Cakes, Fancy Cakes, Pyramids
Ruso, Jellies, Blanc Mango, Pumbery, CIeam, 4 O.,
made to order. Parties, Entertainments, Suppers,
inneres at the shortest notice, and most reasona
hie terms Ioe Cream, Water Ioes, and Roman
Punch, Sl25 per gallon.
JOSEPH SHAFFIELD,
late OF Butchers Confectionery, Baltimore,
ia ASSN No. sac 9Th st. bet G and n.
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n SM ASONlc.-Th officers and members of
IH3 the several Masonic bodies meeting in the
hall at the corner of 9Th and streets rec ueeted
ID meet at that place On FRIDAY AFTERNOON
II Xt, at O'clock, TO take into consideration the
subject OF purchasing building to he used as a
mar 22-d GEO. G. WHITING. @. Maatar
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NIX. WOoD Can receive three four pup ls
1vl more, VI they can take two lessons each day.
His gallery to.cr Clagett & Mays, 324 Pa av,j
will reopen to visitors to- morrow (Satn -dav eve
pupils can he seen. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-03-23
LOST AND FOUND.

I osr-oa rAsrsdax, lsth March. either on ltth
M.i. % keei Cred, . foRfkN0NNxlE. COS
taaains . spall sam ef money and sons papers
hheral inward Will b given, II the pocket boot be
psesrpsa u Vas " ben lost or N The papers aloss
reeeived aod 10 ssestsons asked. MAJ k-iv'
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cannot pretend TO deny the pkusibiy Of these views.
After tbe declarations made by our own Mlnis.er.
in Parliament! ser the oninous hins thrown ou' JUST
a fortnight ago BIZ Continental journal presumed 70
rpeak the sentiments Of the Russian Court after the
interview NJ Toptz and after the uneasy 1rmnrs OF
Europe It would be impossible TO deny that the recent
policy Of France has Get all States alike upon reson
sido ing their connections, and placing their houses
order. The alton of Savoy gave new aspeet 70
the Italian War and new moral 10 the campaign. as
long France was thought 10 havs gone TO war for
an idea" Europe manned toleraby easy, bat wnen
she appear 70 have gone 10 war for province the
case as suddenly altered and what had been merely
Anstras difficulty b'came everybodys danger IL
this therefore rather than The former Interpretation,
should be the 30 ution given TO the Gdings now an
pounced, we could feel no surprise.
Neretsln, however an mistaken conviction that
the simple pocv OF Don.interventon will be the best
for all States alike. The days are gone by fora cosli-
ton against France az completely as for an intervsn-
ton againft Hungary. Any such coalition as that
suggested unless were rgorouhy confined to mutual
guarantees against aggression, would end by placing
France at the head OF Liberalism against Absoutisn
IN q war CT Opoions. Any intervention in Hungary
would give an indefinite and s4nguinary extension TO
hat revolution which, with universal sympathy snd
with little bloodsbed is now advancing TO its end The
only sale Intervention is that which Francis Josepb
can Immediately exercise on bis own behalf Let
him step between his Hungarian subjects and
their misguiding governors, let him once more give
Hunrary ts NATIONAL institutions and he may then, Sc
care on bis throne await the shock OF arms IN Esnet
with the conviction that at any rate, he has te 70
loua
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME CoURT-Cmcurr-sEpT 2L-BefOre Justice
LEONARD.
SUIT AGAINST A BoARDER.
Maria jarvis act. James wilkinson

SUIT AGAINST A BoARDER.
Maria jarvis agt. James Wilkinson.
Plaintiff kept boarding -hOuse al No. III Bleecker
street. IN 1885, and aege that defendant engaged for e
male he asserted be hs w from February LIST 20 June 4h
TIA a4ees AS due Pautf luther ALLEGES that after jane
Of per week. without board and occupied them until Sep
temb a. account OF which latter arrangement he owed
defendant 81 to pey waserwoman, 81 80 TO pay Tor certain
gnghsm delivered said female and ~ for certain musu
making so 81 The Whole claim footing $3.50 30 With interest
The defendant admitted that $50 due to plaintiff bat
undated the balance Verdict for plaintiff for f2u 36I
Frank Byne for plaintiff Robert d. Holmes for defendant
SPECIAL TBRN-Sept. "a Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
DISCHARGE OF IESoLyENT AFTER JUDGMENT.
The Bideewser Iron Manu- cturng Company AIT l. T. Coffin
Tie parties both residents Of Massachusetts.
The defendant heretofore made due application under tse In
solvent law Of that State 20 be discharged from his de6a plain
be performed which allowed Subsequently plaintiffs 90
tanned order % Publication and commenced action IN TINS
Court upon the claim and obtained Judgment therein ~
chusetts defendant aterward discharged FROM his DEUS a
theIeupon moved that this judgment aud the execution
Issued be set aside The motion was grsusd vito e
upon dis 0utnued the action. T. e. DelSiAn Ioi PuAN
Hazhburn and Sullivan for def ndant. , -
CHAMBKRf,-SEPT. A-before Justice y" l.Ah,ie.
ARREST AND DISCHARGE OF A STREET fNLAOlLh'
In re- petition of Edward Faleoner
TIE defendant was arrested on SubuAy Dy oneer
Crouk Tor prea hing IN the Pak The officer took him oeioe
IL tb ~ him before Justice Welsh, who took the officers
sdsvit and then len he gis21ef 70 char % tne oeI MI
I'D. nsne The Judae upon hearing the facts Of the case
discharged the accused telling the officer that when he
o ~ befe the magistrate his duty at an end aud bat
\. could not 40 bin longer without commitment He
dd not know Of any practice authority that permitted the
holding Of oitIsen IN custody without process. n
ECIsIOS.
Harriet VI, KeegiD agt Daniel Z, Keegsn.- Re
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IDESrIrmD.-The man found with his throat cut Ia
the water, ct Pier No. on Sunday naming was yes-
ierdsy identified BY his brother. There s eVidsAes 10
Prove that he fell off the whslf AZ Pier No lat Yuss-
day. The Coroner viii reiopsiler the ease tomorrow
al l? o'clock. reL 81 - go
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Live stOck on the ". Y and Erie Railrond.

70 q, s., - NAhPyiLLs- Monday, sep. "A, 1900
For The week ending Mondy Sep 2f-l9 cars Catr a cara
htss 10 cars sheep Honcs Total stock lS6 AdIlS
cas- Of Express freight making total number VI hauled BY
STOCK Express trains during the week $751; showing increase
2Y st week 81 cars OF live stocA Total Increase u AZ
ha1ledb by Stock Express, 80. - ~ -...f
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1904 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
Il COOC ENIRAL r AILR A d TOW
GREAT DoUBLE.TRACK ROUTE

GREAT DoUBLETRACK ROUTE.
The TIE GRE AZ saohf F3 LINE TO as VEST
Office No ! Aito[ house, corner Of se a 1T
enzs Chicago s. Louis g. Paul Ns'hyie aeIp's rel
sst are for speed and comfort by suy
Thyough trains for the West leave New York foot Of Court
lspdst incoming Express, an Evening Express pm
Sleeping and smoking all the trains
Fare always low and the time quisk "a oy any other
By this route Fregh Of al descriptions be forwarded to
and from any point the RAILROADS. Of Ohio heutqG1y n61I
Uioo,s Wisconrn, Iowa. Missouri, BY RAILROAD Dl-
RECT to any port on the nsygs0le rivers OF the west Oy
TIE rates Of Freight rom any Point Of the West by the
PeEnsyvas Raj are 81 al times as a. are Ghsssa
ing transportation Of heE Fregh to this Company can rely
Iris Company also Hantzins Emgant Accommodation
Line by which parties emigetEg westward ENJOY cheap ena
comfortable nose Of at half the hr rates
Of fare = l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No lAEtor House
LIN No A Sg Hou.e aud 10 South wiam.t
MCDONALD BIscAoFE ET Ri tn5. gents gents
EEoCH LEWIS, General sHp't Aitoaana, Pa
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ FARE TO ALBANY 81.
On and after MONDAY June IS 1860 trains viii leave 18th
For william sbridas snd all way Stations 7'4O II end
$50 p Ior White Plains I'D all gay st.Sp ESJ ana
1t Depot For Croton Falls from 2bthst Depot SlS IN
p1 s. ,d a bSpS 60 % stopping a. White Plain,
and Stations above Chs train rs 70 eFSon every Ssuiay
mail train stopping White Plains Bedford CrOtOn Falls and
S'hStn leave wausbndgs stopping at all wuy
sistiSTs go a m ana p IL White Pl.Gs, stopping at al
vsy stations ana N AIS aud p Dover Plains stop
ming n ali Stations north Of Eordhs this train leaves
MH erton every Monday oning al 5:25 Ctoton ais M
stopping It s Stations north Of Fordhsm Albany % stop
pipR AZ al s. etions north Of White Plains. - -
pig JOHN BURCEILL, Asst supt.
NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNBlRK EXPRESS al 3 NJ, for DunkIk Buffalo
Canandaigus, and principal ststlOns -, ,,
6:l5 for Dunnlk and intermediate otaloIA
This Train remains night at EfnrA- -
WAY at s.45 p H. for MddetOwn NewbuIgh, and liter
mediate Stgti0Is - 49,, pa,
NIGHT EXPRESS daily At p m, for DunkiTk, Buffalo
5sigs aud nrDcipa Stations The train Of Saturday stops
At AL lagiI train stations, and only q Elulra -
C1AS. MINOT, General Sept
NTFW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-FOr PHlLA-
IN DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Wis JERSEY
CTY-MA Express Lines leave New lork 81 and ii
a n and and fare 3D. Through tick T. sod Tor Cin
nnad ana The West and for Washington Ne Orleans aud
the south &C. and through baggage checked TO Washington In
a. IL. and p trains. . . . ,.,.,, -.-.-,.
No baggage viii be received o any trains unless delivered and
checked Is minutes In advance Of the time q leaving
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Receipts of Produce.

Total % al Routes, Sept ~ 1S6O-3l SO bin Floor
81 bbls Com Meal 28 $40 bosh Wheat Il Sol bush oss
oa bush Corn Ss busn Rye s2T pigs WHISKY al5 pkFa
Ashes, 2l3 pigs Provisions 81 OC0 n on Neal
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cOrrpT cAIFNDAR-Tars nav.

SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL TERY.-Enumsrsted
CaeudarNos s1s 3d. &C. S 40 A. A. S4 ~! 49, 81 49, a,
As, 20, ~, 20, -, 50, 81. ,
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT--Part I.--NOs. l24S,
1874 1884 1896 1924 l2s4 1890 Il q 1924 1885, 1900 laOi,
1908 1916 1912. l3l4 1916 1913, 1920 1927.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the Comfy Of NeYork NOTICES hereby given to ell per
sons having against SHARP TORDOFF late othe City Of
NeYor deceased to present the same with vouchers there9
10 the subscribers at the Office Of George r. Holmes OF the
Undersigned No 20 Sixth street in the City Of New ORR on OF
before the sixteenth day Of February neXt-Daed NeW-1ok
the 18th day OF August 1860. - . , ..,,
snl4 1ay6no Tu MARY TORDOFF, Administrative.