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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-04
Worcester, April IL, 1859.
1zass55a57ss55sa NORWICH & WORCES.
.5szzzsss55s TER RAIL RoAD.-SPR1NG ARRANGE.

IT. Il
Trans Cong South, Leare Worcester
AT $50 a. (Way Passenger Traiu.) Connecting al
Ilanhed with trains for Providence and Hartford,
irving in Providence at 1880 m, and Hartford 100
a m Arriving in Norwich IN sepsOn for train leaving
n l. d n r. station west side at TO- 80 a. M for New
At lI.OO a. m. CWay Passenger Train.) Connects al
orcester with trains from Boston, Nashua, Lowell,
Concord, Manchester &c; at Worcester Junction with
trains from Boston. Providence and Western road
At $50 p, m; WAY Passenger Train) Connects al
Worcester with trains from Boston. Lowell, Nashua
Concord Manchester Lawrence. Fitchburg, &c; and nj
Worcester Junction with trains from Boston Providence
and Western road. At Planfeld Junction trains from
w Passengers from way stations New York, by
steamer from Allyn's Point, will take this train.
AT 100 p m Steamboat Express Train for New York;
Conhects at worcester with trains from Boston, Cen
cord MANCHESTER, Lowell Lawrence Nashua Fitchburg
%c. Ilalniield with trains from Providence Leaves
Norwich for Allyns Point at 9l5 p
Trans Going North, LeaUe NoTUich
:, AT lSO a A. OF on arrival Of Steamer, (Steamboat
ENpress Irain) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua,
Fitchburg, Lowell Lawrence, Manchester Concord
White Mountains &c.
At 500 a. nj. (Way Passenger Train) Connects at
Plaineld junction with train for Providence arriving
in Providence at $50 at Worcester Junction with
ialns l9F sprlnghed Albany &c; with trains OF P. d
chester. Concord, &c
At 2.OOm. (Way Passenger Train) Arriving at Wor
ceser Junction in season for trains to Boston, Provi
dence, Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for trains
to Boston Nashua, Lowelk Fitchbure, DC.
AT 345 y. III. tWay Passenger Tran.) Connects al
Ilauied junction with trains 20 and from Providence
and Hartford Reaches Worcester in for express
mchaO dti p. ST NJ. ANDREWS. Superintendent.
EOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
\ DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester at Hoo a. M, connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN and NEW
YORK arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
sup't's Onice, Nor. & wor Railroad, '''''
Norwich, Feb l, 1850.
Tickets for sale at the Ticket Office, Worcester.
II dti
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DOND'S EXTRACT OF UAN4NTFT

pain CURER.-Smons Vegetable Pain
a Curer, made by G. W Simons Ftzwfliiam \ II
For a sale by GEO r. SPURR 2Ol Main street
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MANHOOD HOW LOST. HOW

M ANHOOD - HOW LOST. HOW
'A'A EESTORED,-JuSt Published, in a Sealed EgpeI
Ope, LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREATMENT AND RADI.
CAL CURE OF SPERMAToRBHoEA, or Seminal Weakness
Sexual Debility Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions
producing npotency Consumption and Mental and PHYS
zeal Debility, by ROB. j. CULYERWELL. NJ D. The i'm
Porant aet that the awful osel abuse NAV
be ehectuuly removed without internal medicines or th
danGerouapplcaono of causcs, Instruments medic ated
bouges ana other empirical deVises is here clearly dem
ohstrated, and the entirely and highly successful
treatment as adopted by the celebrated author fully ex-
pae Oy means OF which every one is enabled to cure
avoiding az the advertised nostrms of the day This
Lecture Will prove boon to thousands and thousands
Sent undersea to any address, postpaid on receipt Of
two postage stamps, by addressing DR.. CIIAS g. c.
KLINE NJ. d., $50 First Avenue, New York. Post Box
ASST. dawtdll iyls
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M EDICAL INSTITUTE
Sc Main Street, Worcester. Mass,
Dss. HILL a. THOMPSON,

Physicians Accouchers Authors the Causes History
ana Cure OF Private Maades, continue heretofore to
consult with the afflicted Of either SEX personally or by
10 the universal which has attended their ac
tce since the establishment of their in Worcester
Inc DTS take pleasure in informing the tairer portion
OF the readers OF this advertisement that they have
nGhlYpopuiar European Remedy for Female COMPLAINTS
III Is from the original recipe Of the distinguished Phvsi
clan, SIT VIM. James, of London, enred DIR VIM
James Female CathOcon.'' 1t will be found certain
remedy, and warranted not to fail In the Immediate re
moNal OF Stoppages of the Monthly Catanenia Whites
and Failing of the Womb. Married ladies' whose health
VIII not admit of an increase of family will find II a GER
tam reNentatNe but at the time, 1t necessary to
caution hose who eRceHte, that if they use it, mis-
carriage is sure to be the result.
Inns nFalnabe remedy will be sent free, any WHERE
with advice, on receipt Of S.
Inc limits OF this advertisements will prevent Drs II
~ l. rom lludng to the many advantages patients are
placed under by consulting them and in conclusion they
would add-no skill. attention, experience will be
wanting on their part in treating successfully the most
obstinate cases OF private nature that under their
~ W
$500 EEVVARD!!
For anything that will excel Drs Hill & Thompson's
Purely Vegetable Specifics, for the cure of onorrhea
Hlect and syphilis in all its various forms and stages
Affections OF the Kidneys, Gravel, mpoencv Seminal
Mcakness, ana all diseases OF the Urinary Organs also
Coughs Nervous Complaints, Dyspepsia, Constellation
lles Scrofula, rheumatism Liver Complaint Jaundice
and diseases generally
friendly advice they tender to ALL that upon the an
proacn OF INJECTION or disease to apply at to them
Y adopting this precautOn, the greater difficulty is
aVoiued' III eiecting speedy and sure
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1sSssg56s- WORCESTER & NASHUA

sl:ssss:.ssss=s=7 2AILR0AD.- Winter Arrangement.
- On ana after Nov. LIST, 1858, Passenger
Trains will follows:
Leave Worcester at $40 and H. NJ, and AIS p.
Leave Nashua at Z a. and II M, and p.
AT Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Con
cord Railroad where passengers take the to and from
the Northern the PassumpSic the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Grot0n junction, trains connect directly with the
trains of the Stony Brook Raroad and also with trains
of the Fitchburg Railroad with the exception of the first
train from Boson and at Fitcnburg with trains of the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For fudther particulars and connections with other
roads, see " Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New Eng
land States.n G. w BENTLEY Sup't
Worcester Nov. |. lS58
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PEOPEE'S MUTUAL FIRE TNSUR-

=. ANCE COMPANY. Worcester Massachusetts,
With Cash Capital of over Ss25,OOO
and Available Capital of $41S, 900.
Insure buildings, Merchandise and Personal Property
generally both the Stock and Mutual plan on as IA
vorabe terms any sound and well conducted Stock or
Mutual Company. The first class of Dwelling Houses
and their attachments, Farm Buildings and their con-
tents insured for five years upon the Stock prin-
ciple at the rate charged in the Mutual DEPART
ment Buildings in progress erection or repair in
sured for any time desired reasonable terms Losses
equitably adjusted and promptly paid
Applications for insurance may be made at the Com.
pany's Office, or TO any of its Agents.
AUGUSTUS N CURRIER, Secretary
HENRY CHAPLIN, President
SAMUEL II. COTTON, Treasurer
DIREcToRs.-Henry Chaplin, Joseph Pratt Horatio n.
Tower Joseph Boyden, James IL. Wall, Jonathan Luther
Henry GOulding, Edward Earle Putnam w Taft E.
L. Brigham, Timothy S. Stone, John c. Mason, Samuel
II: Cotton, Dwight Foster, Chas. W Freeand
la23 d&weOwly
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glcfu Dotk advertisements.
no WOODEN MANUFACTURERS
CALVIN L. GODDARD. Agent,
No. 3 Bowling Green, New York
Only Manufacturer of the Superior
SUPERIOR STEEL RING AND SOLID PACKING
Burning Machines


All the principal WOODEN ESTABLISHMENTS in
the UNITED STATES, CANADA and MEXICO. are
using these Burning Machines their first Breakers
They acknowledged the only perfect machines in
use for durability, and perfection of work
Inc inner Burning Machines for Second Breakers and
tnsners are recommended to your attention being as
useful, as efficient and important as are those at
tached to First Breakers They clean the finer impur
ties and dirt from the wool and with good rolls card and
comb the wool as much as the card itself The steel ring
iced rolls are also recommended 10 your attention. In
strength and durability they have equal Their per
ec even and straight surface, allows them placed near
ne Burr Cylinder, to the fine and short stanle
Their m strength and set of teeth are Indispensable 10
a T909 hold on me wool for the proper WORKING OF
BURRING MACHINES.
There is no machine used in the Wooden Manufacture
SO perfectly adapted to its the above none ac
composites so much in little space and at so small
cost wool cannot be too well prepared The cleaning
ana cardg cannot be too well done. The beginnings Of
te manufacture are the most important. nattenon to
the preparatory cannot be reced by any after process
es These Feed Rolls and Burning Machines clean the
coarse and the finer machines of the finer dirt and burrs
theY prevent injurious substances from coming in con.
TACT with the cards. and each will addition clean
ing the wool and protecting the cards. do as much card
ing as the cards to which they attached. They
should therefore be attached TO each card of the set
inc STEEL RING and SOLID PACKING Burning
MACHINES, are furnished also for worsted combcrs and
burr flckers ana as separate machines for picking and
leaning mestiso and other woOs-Dusters for wool and
All orders will meet with prompt attention
Circulars, with explanations references furnished
~ addressing &. L. GODDARD, Agent,
Oh DENLY No. 3 Bowling Green New York
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GEO. r. SPUR, 2Ol ain street, Wholesale Agent
eB Sold by Druggists throue- Ont the world. Prime
pal Office No. IL Cedar street New Y orr. d&wlv au2
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DR. E. r CLARKE'S COUGH SYR-
- UP-Prepared by DR.. Clarke, Sharon, Mass and
for sale by GEO. ?. HARLOW, Successor to Chas
Clarke0 242 Main corner Pleasant street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-08-04

From Sept 7th 1851 to June lT 1855 the subscriber
IN course OF his large practice made ce rejected ap
pheations SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE Of which
was decided in ms dcor by the Commissioner Of Patent
la3 deodlY r. IL. EDDY
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Meoitints.

ny S p EP STA R MEDY
DR.. DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT
This Medicine has been used by the public Tor SIX wears
with increasing favor. II is recommended 70 cure
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Heartburn, Collie Pains
Wind in the Stomach, or Pains in the Bowels.
Headache, Drowsiness, Kidney Complaints
Low Spirits, Delrium Tremens In
temperance.
1T STIMULATES, EXIILERATEs, lNYtCoRATFS But WILL
NOT lNTOXICATE STUFSFY.
As medicine, il is quick and eectual curing the most
aggravated cases Of Dyspepsia, Kidney COMPLAINTS and
all other arrangements of the stomach and Bowels,
speedy manner.
1t will instantly revive the most melancholy and droop
ing spirits, and restore the weak, nervous scky to
health, strength and yigor
PERSONS who from the injudcious use of LIQUORS have
pecoe leJeced ara their nervous systems shattered
constitute broken down. and subject to that horrible
to humanity, the DEiRitN IfF,.Ns VIII oiaost
Immediately feel the happy healthy inyi.orafing an
DR.. Hams InVirOrltino Shirt -"
, 1860-05-31

WAsH1sorox, Hay 2?.-Tne act Of recommit.
ting the Pacific Ruilroad Till, together with the
various amendments, to the select committee Of
The House to day, is regarded as equivalent to
lis postponement for the present session. The
reasous for thus dispossng of it include the con.
traritty Of opinions as to the proper location Of
the road, aud the insn[1,ciency Of the condition
to secure the execution Of the work by tbose
on whom the franchises weEe to be conferred.
The House committee on foreign affairs to-
doy unanimously agreed 10 report the Senate
biz. appropti"tng $4,000 to Townsend Harris
intended as au acknowledgment of bis valuable
services to the commerce Of the east.
The present Of the u. Z. Agricultural Society
to the japanese consists Of one hundred var,e.
ties Of the principal cereals and vegetable seeds
with their botanical designations, Elch Of the
Princes receives the silver medal Of the socie.
ty, with their names inscribed in their own
characters. The Japanese for several days
past have been on tour Of inspection Trough
out tile city. They were particularly inte1es.
ted in large jewelry establishment, witness.
ing the manufacture Of the finer qualities Of
gold and silver ornaments.
The Judiciary Committee Of the Senate have
agreed On d bill compelling the attendance Of
witnesses who mey be summoned bT commit
tees of either house.
Madame Dodisco. widow Of the late Russian
Minister, was married to-day to Capt Scott, Of
the British army. lie was dressed 10 full uoi.
form. President buchanan gave the bride
awsy. Among those present were Lord Lyons,
Secretary Thompson and many Of the Senators
aod Representatives in Congress.
The Committee on Ways and Means have
under contide atiou the petitions presented BY
Nr. Briggs, nunerous1y signed by business
neq OF New York, askiog Congress to require
,he mints to receive copper cents At par il az.
change for other coin.
Mr. Hatsh's report On The Canadian necipro.
city Treaty is not only strongly opposed to the
main articles Of agreement in that instrument,
but the Administration is also reported against
il, and the treaty will be opposed upon the floor
OF the House.
The Secretary Of State declines to comply
with The call OF the House for copY of Haich1s
patibls NTH the public interests.
, 1860-05-31

BosroS, May 29.-The Ara5io arrived at II
o'clock tonight. Her newa il mainly anicipa~
7eo via Halifax, but the details in regard to the
Italian affairs are interesting. -.
Ihe following are among Garibaldi's pro.
e1sn44nons; the frat is 10 the Seapolitan army:
fore1gn inso(ence reigns over 1talian
On the d.y Of saa,nites and Marti, united viii
tue brethren Of Sicily, you shall join ths 1tal.
'ans oi the North !; on that day our nation, of
which yon are the finest part, ahall resume its
place ~ IL former times among the nations Of
Europe. ], an 1taliaa SOLDIER, only aspire to see
yeq drawn up, side by. side, with these soldiers
tight the enemies Of Sicily"
Signed, G. GAR1nAIpI.
=, Another proclamation is to the inhabitants Of
Naples;
1T il time for you to Initiate the magnant-
nous example Of Sicily, by rising aRainst tho
most smpions OF, fyrannies BY. the peIjured and
blood thirsty sace that has 80 long tortured md
tEamPsed on you. Let the free government
succeed. which elereu millions Of Italians own
and substitute for the foul barbarlc flag, the
glorious Tri Color, the happy symbol Of nation
al independence and unity, without which true
and durable liberty is impossible. Your bre!h-
rem Of the North desire nothing more than to
SEE you jeia the 1talisn family"
!. (Signed.) G. GAR,pALD1, G. R1cAnD1, DAnox
S1occo."
One to the Sicilians is Is follows
"6iciliaus, ! have brought you a body Of
brave men, who have hastsned 10 respond to
the heroic cry Of Sicily. We. the rematus of
the battles Of Lombardy, are with you. All We
ask il the freedom Of our laod. United, tbs
work will be, easy and short. To arms. then.
He who does not snatch up weapon IL 3 cow.
ard or 4 traitor to his country Want Of arms
is no excuse. We shall ret muskets, but at
present any weapon will do in the hands Of a
, 1860-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

Suor mr. IRE sox. I.vu- ~ IT.
Rn,ne nj K,ix1o1 "a vos st,, -a.o,.t., ..t. -
Mace br his son IN i,w i, nnnesa n"ana. j.. .nas
had pot into d,f1cul1r v;th h;s .e;f. .nd W";a
had gone To convey her to his home.
.c,r.- ,- ,.
.,st ~ $3.50 iN s1AIIS11-t rutnorco
1oas .oe ~ oe.*een Inc rage horses Daniel
~ soo nnn - .s o.er ine Asa!ana course a.,
.ol Ssv'Vou " 'ae laser agatant Sl3,o00 on lile
,osa nas pssn "aoe, ana Will como on on The
A-Ao "a o1|ooeA'
DEAru-Ferdinand 8. Schenck died at Gam.
den, j., on the 18th last. Mr.. S. Was mem-
Der Of the 25d and s4th Congresses. and for TWO
terms ndge OF the New Jersey Court Of Err
rofs ano Appeals.
Tur Toex.no Tho p;,t.hr-oh d.. .,.t..
that ,ha rannr,s - ~ .....h"" oss S.a.Ia
horts lost n The s,o-n, 1nra n,nnh a~srn-s,.d
hut tho insa of hath :. -, oarai,.ra
i;st oT hnats fost rumhar;nT fnrtr trssa-se ,e;,t,
rhout th;,t1 i;raa 'o'*' *'es'en' WIN
ARCTIC ExPTD1r1oS.-I he last stesuer frnm
England brings the intelligence that Capt. Nc
C1intock is organizing an expedition to pursue
the same course opened By Dr. Kane, in which
he Is supported by the Royal Geographlcal So
c.ety with great tigor.
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a.: gnE aesu . 10 'e 1;,a.Ied & 10
3,a u1u ~ .Sn' ~ ~ sV.ok w oaas
hss. raar.;aa - aan,h @'1 ~, ,,n.naa "a"
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~ s,;s;S e"'e1n'ae ~ "ue'11e' auo soo''1'''
.eu "u'e'ee
, 1860-05-31
Inter from Utah and Pixies Peak.

81. JosEpn, Mo-. May s0.-The Pony Ex-
press, due OIL Monday, the asth, srrired here
last night at 10 O'Clock, but brought no CaI,tor-
MIA mail, which is supposed 10 have been inter-
cepted by Indians. The onlg mail matter
brought by it il from Salt Luke, at which place
it arrived and lefs on the o4th iust. Ali the in
formation we can learn in regard to the failure
billa. made BY the agent: '':
'I}lder just in. Tne Indians have chased all
fha men from tha stations between Dinmond
Springs ant Carson Valley The machine in
which the express matter il carsiedis lost. The
indians are reported to have kll!cd.two~ riders
on the last trip. aud it j. supposed they carried
e. etf or aes.roysd tho mail matter belonging to
The newe from Salt Lake is very meagre.
On the 18th. two men named u ron Brewer and
K. ktt johnson, wero both shot at by unknown
hand.
200 miles, and Was made in tive days aud atTen
Ths Pixies Peak Express which arrived here
this morning, furnished the following summary
DExvrn c1rr, May 24.-The mining opera.
tions arc fairly commenced in Gregory's Dig
g;ngs. Most Of the guEches are paying from
nve to City dollars per day to the man.
But little doing a. the quartz lead mines. The
miners are waiting for ths mills to work whatis
slready ont. Rich discoveries OF boulder dig-
eings which are said to be the most valuable
known, resemble in. appearance Ca!lfofuia
quartz, bave been made. The great excitement
now is at the head valera ofthe Arkarsss, where
9ulohea are reported to be yielding from twenty
Thousends are going in that direction from the
Blue. -
The adrices are favorable. There is too much
srow, and the weather too eoid for successful
, 1860-05-31

New Xork Market.
Br THrdnAru1 NEw Tork. Nay 50.
F1,cs-sm, receipts and better demand for The Eas'
Tern md tnca ts.-e and asn fHd.I II and
iavs quy stee. l'.ve asvancsa ;ss ~ sans
c:csac qurrs ln-ln:ei ID o hn!s 'er t1sn'.
G. adia aeu1 sah!uls = .s se IT, :, nc ~, = Ga,
ccuup1 choice Corn tne1 Qlict ard Ill elI7ns-
I'd Rye Anur stcauy. Small sacs at q ie3 10 tc,nnsa
Wamxr'Txt thaae esmer. s.lts ECO b,l. ns:.-:
Gr4lx-St ring wlcat las advanced 19sc with pretty
scol cxao. demand WineT vi tic aud dull md hearf
aua lar, IT. 20, dspwed 10 oefe f1rept vt n1s.i!d
siub u u tes aud 10 III while u.i;era'a sls4@
tc1 1T ouaoe psi.es Barley dull y. t4+'a fales SO
bu od CanadA Or 1rv;ae tenn. hee:lrts q on on.
or &n Ic bu safes c., In q .oE
Koo Eound sAI,Ak mixed 1T 4. tEctr mt t3a &C.
cosl, the Litter tgnree ier astru &c: sc
moitr.ie @s.c for Ca IA kastand N..c1n:
4@i:ke Tor Ia s1a W't1 = d sac.
i'nuv1tlo .s-Posk dul and h avr. a1cs 3hn f.b s 1t
ntw pune s5t To- Ola 1tne BEET-Ha
for x.ou 1rupdz thes kiu afe du LII hesvy. es
70 ttls t4f bJloE cultIy pr III" =: country me y;
uies1 r11ne =. Lesf Gu iana nouuni iit aus= dull
su,.lI sn'cA ll2l3 state Ud. fir ~es ut
neats ou Ct au0 haaxeo- sxes 0 kss 9usR IT
N u eed La,d o',a - 9a!es. si'es sses,a.tti As
e.. e.e .1rat,. :M.lf her Q. IL m ne.
GkocEn,r &C. f. very Jet psd X fhe auei ou talr
al. tue tane q1os:d yssE3r!r. Suea Qa.t bu' gut
~. es.xa su Lhds cua II ssS1e ISL d' New Ole ms
"ssng s?ntcsseio-p4 liz and dull, c& RI. eY; rDsQ:e
G. 4. hI E,4; t.,d. Is; -. hes.p III; @ ?.-.;
=. III m 5:H: r.: slf; tIr. AN ;l1art p:d Il.
Aafs.'x P.e Nh. st; >an'on 20. y lesis Is. ~
, 1860-05-31
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

: -. = sWKpxr4plr Eyx11Ha, May 50.
. FhE1GaTs-Cnclanzcd. fsnp. Acae, tom u Buda1o
II &c; ass Fsrnha1 u Buffalo 1t l.; scht Lsade
corr 70 Tort Colbone nj 4c; sehr En.orprse to os~
virgo "s eHc3 schr Tom Dstr. wheat TO Kingston NJ 'c
schr nuttrrs'. cosnto &, 4 10 ..<c. i,
FLoUR-Keeetpts, l,S47 br'a; shipped 800 brs Mar
let b&l0o het:cs Sales wcre :-50 brl, "rncu N In
slTnE extra. and 20 brts good Spring xira t2o "rt'
100 bra Atlantic Do Il e51s traet: 'oo I' 9os.
hus" do II s5:k ce 100 b1ls good sprane extra a. ss
del; GO fair Ssinr extra at $50 dtl: u bass hse
Flour u at.00.
MILL sTCFFs-loiors D'sn In bags as I'll 20 aa'
WHEAT-Kccc!psA, 11f63 b; sappea' ao's' -. 4
,1rsnc+d sr e.,cs c;-ts1o hu No r Ing tt $les
Ia s,ore 1000 bu do n stor'; 800 ba 90
In .tore 16eo ba No. s2IuE at GIGS IN sfoc; nu
DO Il los In Il re 1000 In eo6H 1n saors
{u % !, a. IL htose: eoa bu jeced II &c IN so'e %
tud a. s5c Ia store. There w4s BET ef ctn 'aS " M
,ux sap Lies On Tuck, an the following sal "e's e
go tu Club ii e,lek; iao bags M srsns ~
10 hsea DO a, q 10; 90 bu do i: a!.o9' ~ osNe
Spripe ii u 0s; eco az do nj s''ss oe'' ''' 'A
aleaE; 80 u No. 2 Rid $iG'.
CuKx ,e.in,, 81 . nu. shipped. 1iills to. n'"y'
mi nd adyspcsd 1X3.e. sa'es ~e'eas 10 ou
III, u,x,d Il vi tplme) II Sic nj a.; s9o w a 'oa'
M "a pt: 500 bu No. Canal nj 4se SHOT; U" 10
nj &ec aA,,t; 500 ou k.js ted Canal a. He "n w.
100 In No. =, 4Gxcl in tt-rt II eo} q" eo IL ss
500 bu d. q 47xc orc; toooo hu DO = s'o'e
do a{ .xC Ia ttofcs '@+V'" ~ S1~N =" ~
!. nm mt TO- o. b.: 10 100 tu NJ" At -: n @ofe
1.to, bu do at Hc In *est; 900 bn d. ef tofs'
ann IN 4 ,ted I'll 4oe g. b.. 1900 b7 do a. Sc in store
ukTs-RtctIp,.. :t'. In. Ma'kct du' and dsooFms
SALE, ee rs g aad SO tu No. At Sicon t1aek ls09
lu No. f.t sc In atAf..
: hYE-R,c sp:s sebu. IS taks 30. lat 7sc on tsaes.
BAKLlY-Kec.Ip,s, col ba. olitt. sibass Ao.1 5y
sampltat &c on track
uii1lw1SES-Kec tpts. IS bsl.. 50 Iris couatsY tt
1sXe; 20 bss. e.y 1ta pkEs, atne-
A.coaoI-ott1,at E. ..
xEs, PuhK-.5 brls Mt tl..3o; Is brls d. ut ei750.
PACuE-zp los Ilaun+ atd si3 s1c uutIy3 SHc.
LAID-1n demand ut H.. hui very &c ice.
TALtUW-sht ht goo1 country tt<:
IllDE>-Hecc pit. ~ ost In. M-rkst firm. GE.tn, u
G;nc: Gr en- sa.ed. sxGs c; Dry Fl TT. 1:tC5'cc
UCrIER-,ese ksns fs sh'rm'ut, at So SIC fer old.
and csloEt for Cuoce IA le Asry Butter. llalA
F9is-ln good ssrrirs dcnaud, With sa.ea VI 4a
ateHe. ..
rOTATOES-so1 bushels good NfthsuroeSs At a:3e
del rnkeye., @33c. Common po'at cs very dun.
BEAN-yefy cul md almest entirely nominal a. b9
-3e.
PoULTRy-L..e Ch!ck:ns, a.as.: Per doz; TsuSsgI
oG9t:c PIT lb.
DRIED APPLEs-s: brls choice fastera Al esse; ID
b,lslo II SIC. .
NIIfTEElSu-Dfm1nd fair, with limited tnFply.
81 a xcpc :-s7 bsa No. Whtsth Il TO; 20 t1lsdoat
eat >...
LIVE sTocK-Re:epts eas Hoxr, l,a bead Cattle;
MAket qu!et aud atead, for beth Cattle and Aegs sae'
, 1860-05-31

mahs Meeting in New York---Capturc
of q SLAYER.
New YoRK, 1fay S0-A Houston mass meet
ing in Union Squsre last evening, was attended
BY several thousands. Dr. Stephen Hasbrouck
presided.
4 despatch from Washington rays, Govern
SLAYER OF Cuba by the steamer Crusader, Lieut..
Alofat. Sae had 450 Slaves. She was sent to
Fey West.