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INDEPENpENCE, Preston Co, Va, 9Th July, 1850.
DR. G.. AVER. Sir; have been afflicted with pain
fl chronic Rhe11fisBl for long time, which balled The
st OF physicians and stuck 10 In spite Of all the
remedies could find until tried your Sarsaparill One
bottle cured two weeks aud restored my general
health 20 much that am far better than before was
nrtycked. I think 10 a wonderful medicine. j. FREAM
Jules Y Gotchel, Of st. Louis writes; have been
Afflicted for wears with affection Of Tie Lirer, which
csroycd my health tfyd every thu, and every thing
FILLED 10 relieve me and have been broken dow man
fr some years from other than arrangement Of
fis I Ny beloved pastor, the Rev Mr. Espy, advised
me 10 try your Sarsap1ra because he said b. knew you,
and any thing YOU made worth trying BY the bless.
hr of tod IL has cured me- and has purified my blood
a. 10 make new man OF me. feel young again the
best that D. said Of you Is not half good enough
Sehtrrus, Cancer TumOrs, Enlargement, VI
ceration, Carries, and EHfOliatiOn OF the
Bones.
great variety OF cases have been reported 20 us where
cures Of thcs, formidable complaints have resulted from
the use OF this remedy, but space here viii not nj
init them. some OF them may b. found IA our American
Almanac. which the agents below named are pleased 10
furnish gratis 20 all Who call Tor them
Dvspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits. Epilepsy,
+. Melancholy, Neuralgia.
MANY remarkable cures Of these affections have been
made hy the Alternative power of this medicine u stnu
I,rs the vital functions into vigorous artnn, ana thus
overromcs disorders which would De- SUPPOSED beyond
m. reach such q remedy has lung beon inquired by the
necessities of the people, and confident that this
Mill no Tor them an that medicine can do.
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1850. NOTICE. 1850
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TO PASSENGERS GOING h0RTH-hEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TTCKETSAHD THROUGH CHhChh
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE -
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MALL
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night excepted-between -
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADEiPHA NEW YORK. and ali important points West via Ae-
qula Greek and Washington, over the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River miles, and by Splendid and comfortable
steamers themes Washington, 80 miles, In all 100 ue In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
eaT- Hours OF departure CSC A. NJ, and 100 r. NJ -
f- baggage under charge OF Special Agents, oHbOkED
THROUGH 70 Warrington Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York. -, ,-u., .,. a..
baltimore PHILADELPHIA Cincinnati Columbus Indianapolis, Cal.
no Dayon Jacksonville Rock Island, Zanesve Warrington
New York ST. Louis Chicago Ptsburg Louisville Decatur New
ark, Vlncennts.
breakfast Ashland and dine board the
comfortable Aequa Greek and Warrington
Persons wing obtain tickets for servants Tor Washington
y and points further NORTH all be vouehed for by
some responsible white citizen Of Richmond In person. known 10
the officers OF the Road tickets will be soi applied Tor oy
letter. -. Ia.
shoclos Hiu JAMES b. WINSTON,
Cent Ticket Agent
aAML RUTH, Bupt
once r. " Up. X. r. o., y -.
Z chflond, Sept Is, 1855 IAn1s-H
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,rALrNRLEA ND INTEaEs TINa ao0Ks.-

Mr. Charles Cinpbegs Etory o. yrgni1; one volume 'yo
repete with Interest ana ct tAr auinenu-y q
ulrrh we have she strCuses. Elnra-tce'
NJ Rse History ne Lie aad Times Of James MADISON ~
fa25 trkahe contrioutous ever A1e
history Of The county and ought % form part OF every
public and private library
m. I-1 Prlnc7e cr the Sectional Equilibrium How 70 va
r ,t-d how destroyed hos may be reso.c4 By baroarf4
"It fun and lns ucon. and food for reuec
Nc Grbgh Discourse the LIE and Character OF Gov li
veil Bound cloth 'Such work Incidentally touches on
, tonic of urs Interest the s.h lar The ltcan AZ d
he patriot All ~ be read with pleasure BY every lover OF he
Oh Dominion" ~,.
virginia especially Rchmoni) m ByGone Days viii 0'ne
a tfe Present BY Old citz. Samuel Mo1decai) 81
BOOK Zoe he Medical ldcnt The students kryeF Na-
nitons IN rapru s MAtea hedca and pharmacy ~ Dr
X n Aulsra n, sl.Ea
M Pracca sasrs Book ard Galle, Adapted to al Pur
poses g Mining By Job Atkils, ~ -
The America Citizen. address delivered BY Hon y v
voorhees, Literary Societies Of The University Of 's
poem. By Miss Anna R Bount. Augusta, Ca l23
porrna ~ Miss Carrie Bell sinclair Augusta, Ca, VI
nons and me Pro stant Episcopal Onurc m
t- DIOCESE ysnlt aud e ConstaLon and Cannon OF the
pr,tstant Episcopal Church 10 The Uned states Price ec
The Vouni Handbook being Abuigement Of hArdee
lA'lt,a- W. f'' $500 rANrs WOODVOVsr CO
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CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.
Window Curtains and Shades

" have c.rs splsnil iot Of Carpet rg7 o. own I'm
w o-ttoa ana are prepared exhibit the latest @
90 every grade. , A.. T. -
passed. .nd our stock complete OF MinioH shades, il'of "
Cf1th-. AZ 80, --,r-
Usssr ssfs U1halst-r regular employ, the rsn
~ C-tt.ns and Clrpss gii De aits.te t1 promptly.
49, -. i-,r--,.-.-, RICHARDSON a co,
$500, IS Main Street
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VNXpEDITIOUS, COmFORTA- r.. Cz7FaElC
Ia BI.E AM MOST ECONOMICAL ROUTEro - FaS1@9tS
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS VIA THE RICHMOND DANvlLLE,
sOUTH-sI D. AND VIRGINIA TENNEssEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LINES OF srAGE nsarng to the traveller ample
room, attention and low fares
Depot 50 @ thence by opposition nes OF stages 10 the
Sweet Springs By he present rate Of ge re ~ aud TO The
reenre White sulphur ~ 90 being $3.50 the sweet aud -
GTeenber White sulphur SPRING. There are also OPP
position gags running FROM Salem depot via the Roam
Springs, and line Of stages from the hongom
cry White Sulphur Springs via the Mountain Lake and salt Sui
pliur Springs 10 the Ore nbrer White sulphur springs
ssSc O''-' s.
pot price $40
Tof Allegheny Springs purchase tickets to Evansville, price
SsO5 -
For Montgomery White Sulphur Springs purchase tickets TO Big
Tunnell price se2b.
For Sulphur SPRING. purchase tickets to ohrisSnsOurs
Depot, price IS s..
Tor Old Red hur Springs purchase tickets to Dublin Depot
p L II. GILL;
Jeq9-i8m Gtn1 sup't Va Tenn. r r.
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THE NPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured Thousands Of both Of the most dreadful eve
Read and reflect.

WONDERFUL EFTEoTs
Lenuel Bonsa Of Ptbu'g for two useless TO hmefAnd
sOeyA martyr Chs and In less than three
weeks, and improved In eghi hours.
Mary BeknAp, slndusly, Ohio after almost losing her rea
well strength by Intermittent Fever with oh restored
to health In twenty hours.
TOn Of Belgrade Maine brought from deaths door, hav
Ing suffered for four years. made well 1--WE weeks and improved
In two hours.
AdOphe MOnbrO, Of France relieved hour while travel
in the Of the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad He
apparently dying with chIls.
Ellen Benson Of LockpO New York, restored after
yeGrs' suffering perfect
Thousands Of other prevented and cured every month
and not single complaint of the efficiency Of the
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nGILY LINE ON TnE JAlhs, -,
RICHMOND sDlSylLLE R <:

KfluWuNU NUANNlLLE II n
rVPRrss FRFIGHr AND ACCOMMODATION rRAlNS
ON md .f.er MONDAY, OcI d. an q ~ =
J ESprssl Fregh, and Aecommoia- -
40, rr.a VII leave Richmond daily (sundays exec il 't
I.hr-. anl Intermediate points leaving hchmoni al "
al ay8g LYuchburg ne A. n 10 tune o. connect so 'h
hi .fer tran oinr vet ne virginia and Tennessee kali
rtaL O.. 49, 80 "a .
-i f ne train fom the urs arrive IN Mchmond A. CIV
foei2l q. G. TALCOrr, SupL
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FnR pnRTFYING THE BLOOD,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And for the speedy cure Of the subOined varieties Of
Disease:
serofuIa and scrorulous Affections, such as
pies, PustuIes, Blotehes, Boils, Blains,
o,xrAxp. Ind, 9th June, 1859.
I q Ayrn 4 Co Gents: I feel Il my duty TO ac-
knowledge what your Sarsaparllh mas zone LOT me-
Having inherited ScrOfnlous infection, have suffered
ont In Ulcers on my hands and arms sometimes Il
turned inward and distressed me At the stom9ch Two
years ago broke out my head and covered my seP
and ears with one sore which painful and loathsome
beyond description. tried many medicines ana several
physicians, but without much relief rom any thing. IN
ict the disorder grcw worse. At length was rejoced
read In the Gospel Messenger that You haa prepaeu
an Alternative Sarsaparlal for knew from your repn-
,tion that any thn YOU made must be good. sent 10
Cincinnati and got Il and used I'll II cured me- took
month"; and used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skn soon began 10 form under the seao' which alter
while fell of. My skin Is now clear, and Know oy my
feelings that the disease l. gone from my-system You
can wen believe that feel what am saying when tell
you that hold you 20 be OF the apostles OF the age
and remain ever s'a''ialy' ALFRED FRED B. TALLEY.
81. Anthony,s Fire, Rose or ErysipeIas,
letter and Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, DrOPsy.
Dr. Robert NJ Prehle writes from Salem, n. Y, 18th
sept $50 sat ne has eS5 ermnae ail by the
nerscvcrng OF Sarsapartlia and also uAlsr-
same says he cures the common ErtptoRs by u con-
Btantly. =
BrOnehOeelo, GOltre, or Swelled Neck
Zebulon Sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes; " Three
bottles OF your Sarsaparla cured me rom GoitT-a
hiieous swelling the neck, which had suffered rom
two years"
ueueorrhoa or whites. Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr. J. r. s. Channing Of New York City, writes; :. L
most chccrfy comply with the request Of your agent IN
saving have found Sarsaparilla most eNceilrnt
Alternative In the numerous complaints for which We en-
plov such romcly but especially In Fenadte diseases
Of the Scrofnous dathosis have cured many invet-
crate cases OF LcucOrrhGa BY H. and some where the
complaint caused by ulcTufioR Of the uterus: The
liberation itself was soon cured Nothing within my
knowledge equals IL for these female arrangements
Edward :. Marrow, OF Newbury, Ala, writes; dan
rous 0arin Of the females In my tamy,
which had defed all the remedies we could employ has
at engh been completely cured by your extract OF Sar
sapara. Our physician thought nothing but eNtirpa-
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial OF your
Sarsaparlla the last resort before cutting and 10
provcd eGectual. Amer taking your remedy eight weeks
no symptom Of the disease remains"
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IN Pr @ T I N E

i ~ IA "
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
Fever and Ague DIFFERENTIATED.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED FROM WREtK.
THE PREVENTIVE AND REMEDY
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS FEvERs.
CURES INSURED TN A DAY.
Natures Grand Restorative.
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ws -
~
INPECTlNE. NPECTINE.
NPEoTNE. NPECTINE.
NPECTINE. NPECTINE.
The terrible naady known as the FEVER AND AGUE has sn
throughout the world every
year. now by successful medical treat
ment not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES.
which Affect the lungs spleen. the liver the heart Other
pArtI Of the human organization. The INPRCTINE is the
natural antagonist Of all feve and when contact with
Skn absOrbedby Interior organs which easily mi
anna and all hO mAlAds which PROSTATE
mind and body with fever.
Fever and Ague result from No place
empt irOm the causes which promote ths existence II
That being system depression
spirits AHsude lAnsuOr, palm eh fever, and Icing train
dAssAble sensations depn patient OF all energy and
due ng him or her to a condition Of
EXTREME HELPLESSNEsS.
Why viii any one suffer the horrors of debtAns Interm-
tent Fever, whsn by the Ofhe
INVALUABLE INPECTINE,
~
OR ,--r.rg
~ "A lwEg
Persian Fever. Charm,
0VANS O1-5 -
the eminent medicinal and magical qualities Of which are Instantly
absorbed,
| ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BIZ ANNIHT-
LATED IN A FEW
| HOURS
sRLEcU1E Is BETTER THAN PHYsIC.
| NATURE Is WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DIsEAsE HAS DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FooLIsH
IRRAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN STRIVE TO CURE.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
THE NPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM,
Has cured Thousands Of both the dreadful feve
| Read and reflect
WONDERFUL ETTEoTs.
Lenuel Bona Pbug years useless to himself
sOeety-a martyr Ch and HeverS-cured In less than hrs
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OIRNSS AND GRAIN SCYTHES, CRADLES
NJ respectfully call attention 10 assortment OF
sWaldrons" Grass and Grain scythes, all sHes
81 O. Oolson's" Patent do do do do
Grass Hooks and sickles
Superior Cast Steel, Wedding and Killing Hoes
Spades and shoyels Of various makers
FORKS, 2,8 and PronPs
Those In want shall be furnished At the lowest mArketpdoe
my& L. MOORE CO., 8feaf ~
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III OE d CO.'S CIRCULAR SAWs.-Ptom 4, "a
Inches and from IS TO 50 incheI ncuye en,fary on
hand sizes made to order DAYS rotce rees
from the country promptly executed, BY addressing
eNT0N,
10 tign OF the cireu'a Paw,
oe'o II hansttet
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y. =. MYERS
las just received bis Of Goods embracing
one ofthe la gest and eompi tners Of kA
all the latest and most Improved styles ofwAeies Da e6
monds Jewely Silver and plated ware Of every D.
which he Invites his friends and the public cal and examine
before elsewhere Prom the large variety Il h stok
he h, hesitation that he please all those sho
my favor him with call a MYpas
seal Cor Main and pes ri sts pehmsnd y.
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81 AnthOny,s Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,
letter and Salt Rheun, Seald Head, KING
DronsK.

Zebulon Sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes; " Three
bottles OF your Sarsaparila cured me from GotTe-a
hdeous swelling the neck which had suffered rom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BRAZIL.
Savers Laid Up for Tive Months.
NO CHANCE OF KEENAN, GETTING THE BELT.
ST. JOINS, n. f., May G, 1860.

81 JOHN ;, NJ r., May u, ioOV'
The steamship Brazil, from Galway on Sunday,
the 29th ult., arrived at this port to-day.
She has 526 passengers for New-York, for which
port she will leave at midnight
The Canadian and Kangaroo reached Liverpool on
the Goth and 2sh.
The political news by the Brazil is not important
Bells Life contains q formal demand from Heengn
for the belt, under the assertion that he won it,
Bells Life treats the claim as preposerous, and
asserts that the chances in favor of Savers, and
that had the referee witnessed the 37th round, he
would have awarded him the victory.
The proceedings of Parliament were. unimportant.
The Reform bill was further debated, but action
was taken upon it.
Another cashier of the Union Bank Of London had
been arrested, on account of small deficiency of El,-
zoo. There were no additional developments relative
to Pullnger. A rumor of other serious discoveries
was wholly unfounded.
The Prince of Wales will not visit Canada before the
first week IN July.
There is nothing new regarding the fight. medi-
cal certificate declares that Savers will not be able 10
use his arm for two months, probably more 200
had been collected in the House of Commons for the
benefit of Sayers.
The voting in Savoy will exceed 100000 in favor of
annexation with only 200 nays and 800 who abstain
from voting
II was reported that several arrests had been made
in Paris in consequence of the discovery of plot by
Italians against the Emperor The existence of plot
is denied in France
A slight instruction had occurred in the French
possessions in Africa but it promptly suppressed
The English and French ambassadors to China left
Marseilles on the 2sth
The Bourse was firm and higher; Rentes 70f. Soc
Baron Bruck appears to have committed suicide by
cutting his throat and both of his wrists. 1t is
asserted that he had been dismissed from the Ministry
for completely in the late gigantic frauds.
Marshall O'Donnell was about to return TO Spain.
The result of the peace negotiations was unknown.
The Spanish ministry had not agreed on a course to
he pursued in the trial of MontemOln.
The mails from Calcutta of March %, and Hong
Kong of March ID, had reached England The Ameri-
cas- portion forwarded per Asia.
The Chinese making great defensive prepara-
lions.
II was rumored, but not confirmed, that two English
vessels had been sunk by forts the Peiho River.
The Chinese rebels had threatened the trade OF Shang
hae.
Affairs in the indigo districts of India were for time
quite serious, but the Government had adopted meas
nres calculated to the crops and insure tranquil
lity in the district,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
MEETING OF THE FRIENDS OF JOHNc.
KEENAN,

In accordance with call Issued day two since,
large number Of the friends of the American pugsi.
j. e. Keenan, met at the Malta" corner of Broad
way and Thirteenth street last evening The room in
which the meeting was held was flied chiefly by mer-
chants brokers' and steamboat men, there being pres
ent bat a few roughs," who had little 10 say
gardDg the objects for which the asssmbage had met.
Al o'clock the meeting organized by the ap-
pontment of Capt. j. NJ. Turner, rs Chairman. He
made few remarks euogistic of the " Boy aud
trusted that the American people would not be SPAR
ing in showerng upon him the honoEs which he had
fairly and nobly won.
On motion, Frank IToaling was appointed Secretary.
Mr.. WARD moved that Committee of three be ap.
pointed by the Chair, TO select Commute OF nmc,
whoss duty should be to receive contributions for the
fund about to be raised. Carried, and Messrs Ward
Mccarthy, and Burre appointed sueh Committee.
Resolutions were then introduced to the effect that
John e. Heenan had fairly won the Champion belt
and ought TO receive it and that a; fitting testimonial
should be presented 10 him for so noby uphoding his
country abroad.
DR.. MAX LAyGEYAscHARwTZ hen addressed the
meeting, saying that the late fight a national con-
test and be hoped that the blows Keenan, gave Sayers
would not be the ast ones England woud receive from
America. Laughter. He proposed that a national
flag be presented to the American Champion, which, In
case of war; should be carried in the vanguard of
armies. Great laughter and applause.
The preamble and resolutions We're messiy
adopted
The Committee then reported the following gentle
proper persons 10 receive Subscriptions having
increased the number TO sixteen.
George Wilkes Edward Phalon, Neil Bryant Francis Qpeen-
James Irving H. W. Genet Edward JOses, George HIM.
Webster Thomas Bum. Hiram Woodruff c. w. Csmte Chss-
Miles AleI Mason, John Upper and sorge Moartjoy
The report was adopted.
Resolutions conTatulatory Of Heenan, Mcdonald,
and Cuslck We're unanimously passed.
One cepsnrlng John M0rrissey tabled. when
adjournment to Monday evening next was carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08

ANNUAL CONVENTION OF CRIoKETEks.-The Aa-
nual Convention of Crcketers was held last evening
at the Aston House. Eighteen climbs was represented
by delegates as follows: st. Georges Manhattan,
International, Free Academy and New-fork Of New
York City, Canada Union, Southwark, Mechanics and
Philadelphia of Philadelphia, Long Island, Eas; New
York, Queens County, Newark, international Fiat-
bush, Albany County, Albany City and Gernnaown
of Germantown, Penn. Mr. Richard Stevens d tbs
Union Club of Philadelphia, chosen President, and
Barclay of the ST. Georges Club, oiicated ss Sccre-
tary. The arrangement Of matches Tor tho ensuing
Summer was the main business transacted. Com
mittee Of three Mr.. Hyam Of the Nev-iork Club Mr..
Davis of the Germantown Club and Mr.. ihlll of the
Philadelphia Club. was chosen to arrange match be-
tween the United States and Canada. Committeos
of three Americans and three Engashme2 chosen
TO arrange match between eighteen AQsrieans and
eleven Englishmen to be played on the ish and stu
DAYS of next July, NJ Camden, n. }. Mr.. Whess.-
croft of the Newark Club, Mr.. Sharp of the Ney-
York Club and Mr.. Fisher OF tAe NJ. e;~orge's Cab
of Philadelphia, Were the Committee OF Engishmsa.
and Mr.. johnson of the Philadelphia Ctab Mr.. Hunt.
Of the Union Club, Philadelphia, aud Mr.. Waldea Of
the East New-lork Club are the Committee Of Asisr-
leans named toarrange the Camden match. The con
vention adjourned for one yeat-their next ph.e Of,
meeting TO be philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToY MARKET.-The Brokers Cir
reports the sales othe week at 81 bales including Ooo
and the mddng and lower qualities had fully recovered last
weeks decline while the fair descriptions were firm at
3OOO specuors aud importers the market closing active
and firm at the following authorized quotations: 49,
Fair Orleans ..........7fd Mddng Mobiles.
Middlng Orleans Fer nI9nd. 80
Fair Mobiles I'D Middng uplands, go: 90
The stock port estimated at 1G27O bales of which
$4,000 ~ American Private circulars vsriousy report
advance Of 1leald.
STATE or TRADE.-The Manchester market was
active, and prices had advancing tendency.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARkET.-Rlchards0n,
Spence Co report Flour dull and difficult to sell at 2ssaSo
and nominay unchanged Mixed so as 6 Yellow, 81 dS0i
JIyyKPooI Provision M.RKET-Wakefeld Nash
Co. Bgand Atheya Co. and others, report Beef heavy,
but active decline Of 49, for the inferior qualities Pork
quiet at Il 6a8O for New Bacon firm Lard quiet at 81
IS aSsS as 3 But little inquiry and prices N'f
LiyFRPooL PRoDUcE MARKEr.-.The Brokers Circu-
quiet but firm Coffee quiet Rice firm Philadelphia Bark
Baltimore 49, Cod Oil &38d &3. Linseed Oil, &8.
Rosn dull at 4ld42 for Common Spirits Turpentine dull at
1851. Tea unchanged.
LoNDoN MONEY MARKEr.-The London Money
Market easy unchanged rates Consos closed on Friday
al ga ass for money and $3.50 Tor account The bullion Iii
the Bank had increased A62 900
LoNDoS MARKETs.-Barng's Circular reports
steady Iron dull at IS 10 for both rails and bars
taons unchanged RiCE steady TIA rm SPIRITS TuRFES
TIyE dull at 36l. LINsEEp CAKES slightly advanced
HAyRE COTTuv Naturalization tree
ordnare O6 9sf Sales Of the week $4,000 bales Stock
10000 bales The market opened with declining tendency
but closed with az improvement IN fair qualities
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-Ihe market for American
LArEsT-By Telegrapk to Galr0y.
LiyEgPooIr April 2s-p. III.
CoTToS-Saes to-day 10000 bales including 900 on specua
ton end for export The market closed hrm
BREADsTUFEs quiet but hrIn.
Provisions quet-Bscon finn. 800
CoNsoLs-9l. 095 for money, and $685. for account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-08
Horrible Murder.

EAsToS, Penn. Monday, May 7, 1860
A horrible murder was committed near here this
afternoon. III. Thomas Richardson an old, wealthy
and respectable farmer, living three miles above
Easton, On tie Lebigh River, had alteration with
two of his laborers, which terminated fatally TO the
whole three One Of the men caught Mr.. Richardson
around the neck with a scythe, pulling him down on a
fence and holding him in that position while his com
yanon beat him on the head with rail, finally JAM
ming the rail into his brain. Two SONS OF Mr.. Rich
ardson, on coming 10 his assistance were threatened
and threats were made 10 fire the premises and
murder the family if they interfered with. One
Of the boys ran into the house. got doube-barreled
gun, and shot both Of the men dead.