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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
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DIR. FPtHKLIy's Toast. Long af-
ter the victories Of Washington over
the French and English had made his
name familiar to all Europe, DR. Frank
lin CHANGED to dine with the English
and French ambassadors, when, as
nearly as the precise words can be
recollected, the following toasts were
drunk:
"England-The .Stla whose bright
beams enIighten and fructify the re-
Inotest corners Of the earth.''
The Frnnch ambassador, filed with
national pride, but being too polite to
dispute the previous toast, drank the
following:
''France-Tho Moon whose mild,
steady and cheering rays are the de-
light Of all nations, consoling them in
the darkness, and making their dreari-
ness beautiful"
Dr.. Franklin then arose, and with
his usual dignified simplicity, said:
"GE0BGE WAsuINGToN-IHe Josh
2t0 rho cosanao10ed TIE Stua and Noon
10 ate:7d still ard they oJeyea him."
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
Grand Rapids House.
QLATE COMPTON HoUsE)

w. A. Eg1GEEX, Proprietor.
DEiNG located in the business part of town,
ID having been thoroughly furnished, this spa
cious aud commodious house is now well calcu-
lated to give full satisfaction to guests. No
expense or pains will be spared to make this
House a comfortable home to weary travellers.
a large and finished Stable is attached
TE37 STAGES leave this Hotel for New Lisbon,
Klb0urn and Stevens Point.
Grand Rapids, Oct. l. 1852 dolly
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
ns-e- c&9 ~

TnG LOST SuHEP.-A preacher of
the Methodist church was travelling in
one ofthe back settlements, and stop
ped at a cabin where an old lady re-
ceiyed him very kindly. After setting
provision before him, she began to
question him:
stranger, where mought you be
from 90
MADAM, reside in Shelby Co.,
Kentucky"
"WaIl, stranger, hope no offence, but
what mought you be dom way up
here ?"
"Nadam, I am searching for the
lost sheep Of the house Of Israel
John, John - shouted the old lady,
come right here this minnit; here's a
stranger all the way from Shelby Co.,
Kentucky, q huntin' stock, and III
Jest bet my life that tangle-haired Old
black ram that's been in our lot is one
Of his'n ~
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
COry's Stomachic Bitters
nHE celebrated Ca

IEHE celebrated Ca
L madam Remedy,
will positively cure
Dyspepsia, Liver COM
plant, Jaundice, Sick
Headache, Costive-
ness, Loss o -epe-
tlte, Habitual Cholic,
Chronic Disgust for
Food, Female Weak
ness and Complaints,
and all diseases and
indispositions arising
from or growing out
of an unhealthy state
of the Stomach and
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25
Wood County Bank,

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin.
GEORGE PAINE, PRIEST.
". W. BOTKIN, CASH.
WILL transact Banking business in all its
w branches. Collections are solicited and
proceeds will be promptly RENTED at current
rates of exchange.
REFERENc Es:-
Messrs. Clark, Dodge 4 Co., New York
Isaac Rosenfeld, Cashier, St. Louis.
B. +. Carver, q Chicago.
S. B. Scott, " Milwaukee.
j. NJ. Dickinson, g Madison, Wis.
l. b. Scott, Grand Rapids.
Jessph Wood, "
Powers & Lang,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-02-25

" flttsburg, New York, Philadelphia, Bslti.
more and Washington City, with but or.
S IH"hse OF cars to Pittsburg, connecting direct,
y with all the trains on the Great
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

Sold by j. n. BRUNDAGE, Grand Rapids Wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
Arrived.

Steamship Empire City, MCGOWAN, NewOrleaas Feb 90 Via
Havana 2Jd mdse and pass. TO NJ q. Roberts. Wa outside
the Hook at sunset detained by the fog had pilot board
ship Mary Ogden Loveand Antwerp mdt and pass TO Geo.
Buekeyi Is Ut anchor outside, detained by the fog.
barn VIM Woodsde, Pencil, Trieste Nov. 81, mdss. TO y
Cousinery CO. Had heavy s. T. gales in the Gull OF Venice
was weeks before passing Cape st Maria de Lucs h.d oder
ate fair wind Cape Bon Dec 81 after that experienced
tmua succession Of westerly gales, of the Glowing
heavy until JAM 8; Jan 8, experienced heavy e. evAnr
Al days TO Gibraltar; sailed thence Jan. 49, had light
and moderate weather the remainder OF the Jan st
81 Ion 55 spoke English schr Goldnder Is days from Leg
horn for Londo Feb b. lat n 49, on co. exchang signals
with Bremen barb steering w. W. l7th lat 20 l3 lon 81
a. exchanged signals with Spanish ship steering ~ nth,
60 miles s. n from Sandy Hook, took pilot from boat Edward
Blunt mo 81
scbr. Fish Hawk lof Harwch Lane St. Andrews s. A., IS
days cocoanuts and TO Thomas 0marn In coming
out passed ch Petrol Sharks from Bogota for Baltimore going
H. to finish loading -,
schr. Wren (Br Wren. St. Andrews N BI days lAiAs
&c TO H. J. DewoC
schr Mary Brewer (of Csstine) Low MausaniAa Feb g.
cedar, honey, &c, 10 ID. Curtis Dyckman-
Scbr Princess Baker Boston days md'e to s. W. lewis
Schr. Somerset, Sterling, Baltimore days, coal
Schr J. NJ. Lane Snow, Gloueeter hsh.
echr Willis Putnam, Atkins, Providence, hsh.
Schr Roscius Lincoln, Taunton, mdse
Steamer Daylight Springer New Bedford, mdse and pss
Barstow Pope On the zsth at passed Br steamship
Jura At anchor of Cark's Point Light -.
Steamer Penguin, Williams Providence, mdse 10 Isaac ods
sAILED-From the city, steamships James AdteT, for
Cbaeston; Roanoke for Richmond; Arabia 9th for Lyer
pool United Kingdom (Br.), for Glasgow.
Withholding the day N. T., with FOG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

The above stock Is far below what the think actually
Sbds are now on this market There to be
for this view judging from the recent Iecep and me dane
regular iddy" compilation and few dare however dp0sed
sficEs-TheTs very little dOinsi small sales Of Pepper a.
s1LT~Liserpoo Fine is plenty two c..sees which
rived during the week were disposed Ofat o. M mos West
weei. sales are 1000 heavy cu.cOs At isc months.
Psyts and so DO private Deer iu and
s.s active but prices are Unchanged es los
from store command SIC ID, mOs but invoices are ~.
SHOT are steady and in moderate request sales Of Drop
TE4s-Bsefs are in good demand pkss have sod
in few days fun quotations The stock Of Greens does not
ToBACCO-The better grades Of Kentucky 1t an
currency segsr Leafs kewie In fair request sales q Ken
lucky SAFE Havana, 2eGde seedes at SGlsc and
TNP has been in speculative rsqus. bu. The demand t
quenty lacks The transactions comprise lo
sb: 81 s s , .a O T. al B.n.
stock light and holders Indifferent sellers short Of
IL prices Than Is usually the case Plates arc n lin.
tied demand the market still depressed sales Of 500 boIes
onethrd X at 90 III and eOo de- l. T. Coke prime a. " ~
The inquiry h.. been .etivs during The ws.a g,
n q Tie for Western "a and City hsi lie
fact S Dealers ssSns .Gpped heH pressing
ps;S % both y saG D'Ss that iss
appears anxiety the part Of holders 70 realize une =
fun prices II probable however that prices have Iesehed
the highest pinnacle the demand for the manufactured ohos
by DO active the prices in accordance with the
high the material Those circumstances combined,
with the spproach of the viii dealers
and manufacturers 70 purchase spsnsy during the next tive
May The transactions include 5000 State and Western
Fleeces at &c chiefly Q57c 1900 10 Cshfor.
l633c for fair fine 700 Texas about 2 cash,
and as Geo 10 Pulled At 30d5c quality Foreign q quiet
and Cape is offered slightly lower Rates without leading 70
business OF importance. We quote:
Am. Saxony Feece,P $500 valparaiso, Unw@hed GA
Am. Full Blood Merino .SG57S Am Conn., Wsshed ..l0Gl5
and Bpd Merino .47d50S. Am, Entire Rios Wal59s
Native Bpd Mer 4O644 South Am, Unwashed. e61
Pulled Extra 47Q52lS. Am, Cordovs, Wa .Odu
Pulled Superfne. 40045 East India Washed .20d1z
Pulled No 35d38l African, Unwsshed S91e
California Extra. ara al African Washed .1617s
California Fine Unwash25d62l Smyrna, Unwsshed
California, Common do 12G6l Smyrna Washed.
Peruvian, Washed 1890 Mexican. unwashed 04
WBISKY-The arket is quiet but holders firm q
24c., al which small sales a > making.
WHALEBONE has been spa ely dealt In ct Soc for prime
South West and s7tc for Ochosk.
WHALEFOOTS firm, with moderste inquiry sales Of
eco n Bleached at 7c p ID, cash.
ZINC-The market 10 quiet but steady at 7tdfic- o.
months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
DIED.

BURKE-In Brooklyn Tuesday Feb 49, Henrietta Teller;
cny daughter Of Dr. A. c. and d. Burke axed2 yeA' ana
months. -, -.
The friends Of the family invited TO send the funeral at
er residence No. 1 Union street. Thursday afternoon
at Q O'Clock.
COMBs-On Wednesday, FEB 49, Mrs. Hannah Dubrow, wife
Of Samuel b. Combs. - . -,
The relatives and friends family and those Other brother
Joseph Durbrow invited 10 attend the funeral
on 20 morrow FIiday) afternoon O'clock from her late
residence No 1856 Sh avenue, without further invitation
LEGGETT-On Tuesday Feb %, Aron Lessess in the th
year OF his age. -,
The funeral win take place from the residence OF bis nePhev
Reuben Legse Washington Brooklyn, nsar fnor
avenue on Sixth day. I'd month 3D. At mr. where ME re
ves and iends respectfully invited 10 attend without iH
Their notice -
MACOMBER In this city Tuesday morning Feb ~
Caroline T. Macomber, aged IS years
g. L. Macomber Nc lee Elm street., Thur.dsy March \
at 10 O'Clock The relatives and friends OF the family are
invited TO attend without farther notice.
TAYLOR-ln Brooklyn, +. D. on "Wednesday evening Feo
49, Charles Meakngs son Of John and Maria Taylor ssed
yea and months. -
Tie friends and relatives Of the family respectfully nyed
attend his funeral from No IS South Second street. on Friday
March 2, at p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
Passengers Sailed

n ssssmahip arabia, for Lirerpool-Wm. Hiyer 2. oel-
herman O. H. Kunoth, NewYork; Minis Elsworthy, England
Mas A. Byrsn Miss E Byron Mrs Byron @. @. Byron John
Byron Miss Buniard B. f. Hutton Joseph Under s. Gomez
f. Setback Mr.. and Mrs L. Lowrey and New Yok Maj
Lppmsnn New.YOrL; Dr. Geo Dock, Hsrr.bmsi Reese,
Chas Bischon London Chss Dens Baltimore
M Beoiy hemer Jas sieton Miss C. Mscdiarnd New Yorh
Chss fsconeI London r Grund u 8 Consul at Hsvre
Mr. s. w Roop Philadelphia Geo w Roberts, 81 John,
NJ b.. Alex. Wray Phsdelphiai Ma N. Murray, Charles
Aderon and children Ntw-fork; H Mayer ohioi e. Cole
man. w. NJ Bsrtram, Philadelphia; Capt w Gus ,ng, New
York. seIsesnts L. Roberts Smith and p. W. Holder Let
West India Regiment of Nassau, ~ p.
In steamahip United kingdom, for Gtasgoe-Mr and Mrs
c. Philips, Mr. and Mrs sas d. Scudder VIM Reynolds, j.
Il. Cooke Edward Mcclure David Walker Mrs. May Arm
Crawford Duncan Bnch anz. John Barr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

The FnsT WARD HoMcIDE.-Coroner Schirmer
yesterday held an inquest the body of Diedrch Ger
KEN who was killed on Monday afternoon at No. "a
Washington street, in the GROCERY kept by j. Causon.
IL was shown that the deceased was given to rowdy
conduct, and that he drunk when he entered the
place on Monday afternoon On being refused liquor,
he commenced abusing the bar keeper, Diedrch Dam
mann, and finally struck him. Dammann thereupon
struck Gerken twice with club, thereby fracturing
the skull OF the deceased. The jury after hearing the
testimony, returned the following verdict: That the
deceased TO his death from compression of the
BRAIN the result of violence at the hands Of Diedrch
Dammann." The prisoner, on being questioned, stated
that he struck deceased in sedeense and had no idea
of killing him. The Coroner then committed him to
the Tombs, to await the action of the Grand Jury.
Dammann is young man, but 20 years Of age, and
native OF Hanover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
Nv telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, Feb %, sunset-Wind light from T. ~ T.
very dense fog
NEwPoRT Feb. 2sIn port u IN, schrA Geo y rreso,,
Penaaton from Providence JacksonNIej HsiDnse
YER from Portland for NewYok John Patten hasks az
for DO f. s. iAd, Psrsoas, nom Portland or bstmo,s
Luther Child Kelley, nom Boston 10, basmoIe lily w,
Alexander fom Rocklsrd for Norfoki Minns A. Higgins,
Pssrce from Boston for Norfolk T. d. Aswoos hien uoa
YOIi Albert Jameson do iot MARY Anna ioss
do A Hammond PAYNE Boston for philadelphia i,
CHARLESTON Feb. 29.-Au. ships Noomie Gondar, ana
Minnesota from Liverpool The Minnesota mas oeeh %iV~N
but got of without injury. . :, r,,.
NEW-oRLEANS Feb. 2e.--The steamship Moses Taylor
from New-Y orb via Havana Feb. 70, 10 below.
BOSTON Feb. "a Bark Atlas got OF at IA IA. to-day
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. 2e.


Stesmships-Roanoke Couch Richmond Ludlsm Henos-
James AdgeT, Adams Charleston, SpoEord Teston Co.
Boru,sia, Trau;man Hamburg Kunardt 4 Co:
Ships-Kahay, stoddsrd, London, II. Il. Morgan Wiley
Glad 1idnss Nelson, New Orleans VIZ. Nelson Enter
prise, McLesp, Havre, Boyd Heincken
BsIks-fsrhian Miller Richmond Charles H Pierson Kate
staer, Lewis Galveston ID. C. Murray Marths's Vineyard
West, Glasgow, Durham Dimoni Young America, Collins
Cardena; rapid Marchak, Vera Cruz Hargous Co. May
Gibbs Trinidad 9. 5. Stephenson
Bng-J. O. Anderson, King St. Marks, Smswood, Earle
Co.
schooners-Dsnvile Chester Richmond, c. H. Piefsep A.
Forrest, Smith, Aux Cages, Kunhsrdt 90.
sloop-Blackstone, Allen, Providence, master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

SEVENTH WARD REPUBLIcAS CAMPAIGN CLUB.--
We are glad learn that the Republicans of the Sew
enth Ward have organized Campaign Club, and are
D. eparng themselves thoroughly for the great contest
of 1860. An adjourned meeting Of the Club was held
ls evening OF No. $50 Madison street John z. Bridge,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

GRAN-Thsre fair demand for Wheat for milling but
local dealers apart their views There inquiry for
Albany and hear of sale Of II @ bushels good Canadian at
In free Of storage until the opening of the River
Barley better and good demand in part speculative and
with light receipts the tendency upward sales Of 100
bushels and upward good borrowed State and &c.
Primo Illinois Barley Malt is wanted at 87dSc Rye s
and in good demand for the trade sales OF 60 bushels
1890 for Northern. Oats firm with fair demand for the
Al al + and State az IT46c Corn s rather better and
scye close arrivals fair sales
bushels at c for Unsound 7SG80c for ordinary good South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

OIL CAKETbe demand quite light The supply modsr-
,.les Of small lots City Primo 0slons at sd s9sas
Oil GEAIrhs de%.ns {: nsds,ss and the .appy lin.
PRoviaONs-Ths Pork m,lLet /. dun and rssh.r heavy,
but price, without much yarsion the arrivals limited,
ss ss s ID ~ e. new so1 as ' "a a. s e.
$ d. and sis % for Clear Included 10 the ses
Ere 700 SS ss ss Ss Ss~sd ia and a
ssls s Of 80 Sb. Is ssSss 50 f.5 SsS1 Meas S
Ness y. 4 % ss.S sst sisss ipss Me-: Z a.
.csrce and wanted sale. Of 50 boxes Cumberland Cut
rss:s Dsss we're .., ,s & e., sss,:
"a s li s should: Rs S. Ss
is P % asi gs' d Rs;:'f I' . L s'ss s
cbsnge the demand more scve sales OF So bids and te
!. IN supply tG .ss. q Ohio 8 BE- .nd State ssss
Chee,e is firm at sia2c Smoked Meats plenty, sd
Bee. T. e. cy IsSt ;ssssI I'' .s s
Beef Prime CITY szS S2s PSr. ~ Pm r. W. S1s
s s::s k s"i % cS asls s f ssn
s s::s s si s as.: $ ;$ss e ssas S
F Fs S S.. M s::ls essls "a
PoTxT0Es-Thers is no change TO notice prices. MERGERS
Blows &c : issi e!is|si' Rss: s
c q 40 ,s. Is s sss ssPsns 100 81 s
SUGARS are quiet ses only a7S hhds, mainly Cuba 1t
,s,!s assnsd .'s a" ws f sfss
Cuba Muscovado..... SIG vi Srszi
Porto Rico. q DSi NJ - n
Havana White y az S4IStuuts ~ Vic ne u 9''"t
Havsns B'wn and Wv ZIG stIstuaIss ~ cfs'oea"
Haisda .,,,..... % 81 Stusrs' Granulsted... 10
SrocK MARCH !, 1880
Cube, hhds
Porto Bico bids. go
Hew-Orleans, b5e
Fexas hhds..
English Islands, hhds......... III
Total ..."...........'.'...'..MM
Melado. f,sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

FAST DRrvIsG ON CENTRAL PARK-On Tuesday
afternoon, Thomas Russell was arrested by the Park
Keepers for driving beyond the legal rate of speed al
lowed by law. Hew locked up at the Twenty-third
Ward Staton-H House, and yesterday morning. being
brought before Justice Brownell, was fined g. and
Ieprmanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
advertisement.
ENEELY GIVEN TO TIE pn0p

The poor and needy suffering from bad Colds Coughs or
other Lung Complaints will receive bottle Of Mrs Gardner
nnrvsled INDIAN MEDICINE ratuousy, by application a.
WBKKs PoTTER's, No ls4 Washngton-st., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

COVETED HIS NEIGHBoR's GOoDs.-Abraham Burke
Of No 20 Rvngon street. arrested yesterday, charged
with having ,tolen s6 worth of money and ewey rom Eliza
beth Schwartz Elizabeth lives in the house, and she al
eges that during her absence the
breaking her bureau drawers carried Of the goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
lAdveTtiseuent.I
his unriyaled Samoa

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-Ths unrivaed Sauce
manufactured By Parker Bios London be obtained Of
their agent In this city A j. PARKER No Is Beekman Thi.
article sopehor to the Worcss.ehre Sauce and can be oh
tanned ct one-hslf the price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

FELL INTO AN AREA On the night of the oath of
February alesy named Ellen FELTON, applied at the Fourteenth
Precinct Station for lodging She allowed to sit by
The stove for time bat subsequently, being then intoxicated
she wandered into the yard whers she fell the
lifting she did appear be injured great
sent to the Bellevue Hospital where she aferward
died Coroner Jackman held inquest body which
suited in verdict Of :" accidental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
Acknowledgement,
n PSYCHOLOGICAL

EXAMINATIONS with CHARTS and full written DESCRIPTIONS
OF CHARACTER setting forth the faults talents the occupa
tion In which best succeed daily at No. 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
Disa sferr, &c.

THE BRIG MoRASoY previously reported lahore nssr yss
Inlet "a feet Of water In her hold She looks s an "
be saved ii the weather continues favorable. Capt. hsn
now laying slshors and cables,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
IAdyertiseunent.
= = 1'"''lFI'"I'I'Ht'I
GoIRAIfu's 0RIPNraI GRpAN for

GOtRAuDs ORIENTAL CREAM, for instantly
beagtyhs the complexion dls'p,tDs heekle' 49, No g.
WekeI-r Beware Of vile imitation under the name Of
Stow White Oriental Cream" by tho eountoresr Il Bur
nett's Cocoaine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
marLsn-c..r,rIIr REPORTED 70, rH. N: =. Tssgsn.


ASHES The market Is quite fm with fair demand for both
linda sales of 100 bb at Is for Pots and IS 80 for Pears
BEEsWAX-Amercan Yellow Is quiet ct &c. Tor western,
nd 3Tc for Southern
COTTON-The market continues dali and heavy some sales
have been made further decline We repet former qnots
lions Sales 800 bales The export since 10Th inst has been
& hale " auotA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

Real EsTATE.-The following sales were made yes
terdsy at the Merchants Exchange by A. j. Blocker Son
Coz Fyestory brick and lot No 90 Pearl street
feet Oo ouIory bIownstone house and lot No l26
Twelfth street side 5 10 feet west of Fifth avenue o
20.llxl03.3 $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01
TAdvertisement-I
Millions of Bottles of Mrs. WHIST ow's

s sKup used every year In thu United saies fo
Children Teethng, with neyersins asneS iruss
Gsls and esIt4ls- Only rs osuts bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

SALE OF PIERS AND SLIPs.-A number Of piers and
clips, owned by the Corporation will be leased today
at public auction by the Controller, at the City Hall,
for five year, to the highest bidder In order to Sc
cure the city full and fair income from these piers, the
Controller has personally visited each and every of
them, and informed himself of their actual condition,
go that at the sale be will be able to state what repairs
are needed Heretofore the piers have been sold and
the lessees have subsequently, brought in heavy bills
against the city for actual pretended repairs and
the Controller really knew nothing about the condition
Of the property at the time Of the sale, he has been
compelled TO allow these bills. Mr.. HaTs has far
posted himself that he will be able to have all needful
repairs made and the slips dretged where it may be
necessary, thus giving the lessee possession Of the
property in good ORDER barring out all future claims
against the corporation, and obgng The occupant to
keep the property in as good condition as he received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

WANTED At NEwARK.-Robert Diamond, young
escaped from Newark where he awaiting his trial for for
Damord detected passing counterfeit bills in
with friend The latter arrested at the tme aud
Diamond, being taken yesterday back Newark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

= q
active the transactions include 70 bales dressed Amer
In lots noe $780, the latter rate for handsome
so do choice Undresed do at $50 " tun ess " cent cash
zoo do Italian to arrive at $780, $50 DO Jue 1905 10 do
Russia in Boston here and 10 tuns clean Russia the
spot private terms beside which ZOO bales Manila sold
Boston at 64c. y II, months.
HIDESThe market to-day Is quiet; prices steady. The
stock hand 3t GEO. The sales day unnporan
HOPSThe demand continues moderate at the low
rent sales of common SOS 4d6c and mddins best
l3c. Did are dull aud nominal.
HAYThe demand is moderate for shipping but with an
increased stock the market lacks buoysncy sales Of 500 bales
Ut s5c041 y 100 ID.
ION-The for Scotch Pig active but rmer
S25 5GG426 So months. Other descriptions In limited
request steady Tates sales IS uns Common English Bars
So and IS DO Swedish Bars at $3.50 $50 the latter
for extra sizes months American Pig has been sold TO the
extent OIL 500 tuns S23 and s2i for Nos and but prime
brands are now held at $2S for No l. We quote:
Pig, Scotch y tun................$25 50 0$& so
Bar, Swedish, ordinary she...... 90 90 % 81 so
Bar, English, refined. minimum" 81 50 SO 20
Bar, English, common. Il % 40 % 10
Sheet Russia, LIST quality, y D.. llfo III
lNDlA-RUBbER 10 in light stock and holders FIRM at 5I
d60c for fine Para 5Od5e for medium do 4di5c for
do and AZ d50c for Fast India The demand however is
quite limited An invoice Of Cathsgens sold for export
LEATHER-Hemlock has with fair demand; consider
able quantities have been East there change prices
Oak quiet French Caskins active and firm.
prices have somewhat mproved sales of 600 Foreign on
the spot and to arrive SIS e cash and time with interest and
81 So for Spanish SIS ia cash, for refined German
and as rs for ass tuns Son Engh, arrive 1000 pigs Gana
higher prices Bar commands 6 net cash. and and Sheet
&c.
LIME-Rockand ia quiet sOc Common and OIL rs for
Lump
M0LAssES is duh; sales Of 10 bhds Cuba at PC and by
auction rs bbls Texas 9O033c 1870 bbls at
45e and 40 tcs Cuba and 70 hhds Porto Rico cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-01

SEyEsTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF METRoPoLI-
TAN MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-This institution held It's
Seventh Annual Commencement, at No. 60 East
Broadway, on Thursday, the 23d nit. The College is
apparently in ourishing conditionthe las. session
being represented of the most prosperous II has
known A large number Of diplomas were granted,
and honorary degrees conferred