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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-28

The late news from Manchester mfavorable, and
ths failure Of O considerable house in The India trade
bad been announced The cotton market, however, IN
Liverpool continued steady with good business doing
ior export Our spinners have been much retarded IN
ner operations by low water and though showers have
recently fallen, the streams continue low 10 enabe
some Of them 70 run full time. The drought AZ the
south and Southwest at last accounts continued
and the belief 10 pretty generally entertained that the
present growing crop cannot, in all proba
biiiy, equal that grown last year II the
yield be materially less, prices win not only be FULLY
tanned, but probably rule higher than they done
for The past crop The South well supplied with goods
and IN the face OF the drought until its effects b.
southern merchants As yet are purchasing sparng
". The trade from the West, yet, is also moderate
The recent decline in breAdss has tended mpart
any additional courage 10 Western merchants The town
is well ned with country merchants brought together
by the exhibition OF the Great Eastern other causes
yet their puI ahases BY no correspond with their
numbers. expected that within fortnight three
weeks the fall trade though backward, will assume
more decided activity, especially from the South.
We have no change OF moment " notice the prices of
staple domestic cotton goods Heavy qualities in
steady request, and the market sustained for most
scrptions Woo,en goods Of desirable and seasonable
styles steady, and prices continued without altera-
ton Of moment The business doing between jobbers
and foreign importing houses moderate. The
last autumn and spring. but they any thing exceed
them in amount and in the varieties of styles and
patterns and which calculated 10 the of
purchasers however wide its range. The stocks OF
rbbcns, silks and dress goods said to very
great variety OF attractive patterns and styles
able lines Of wooleps also good tment while
linen goods prom 'sei 10 do we'll
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INV YORK CLASSIFICATION

The market closed with upward tendency In prices
IRncHTs.-Eates were quite FIRM, ana
pers. To Liverpool 5000 bushels Of wheat
engaged at l05sd., ard there was q rumor, which
we could Lot trace, that two boat loads had been
taken at I'D; at the close 1924. refused
and I'D asked and 900 bbls -four engaged at 2
3D.; 20 hhds talow were engaged at p g. To London
600 bushels wheat engaged in ships bags l0d
To GnsgoM1, 700 bushels wheat in ships bags at D. e.
bark engaged ~ load with wheat for Bsto 10d
IN ships bags. bark taken up 10 load with corn
for Cork and a market at I'D.
NAVAL SroIKs quiet and dull, with sales OF 900
bbls spirits iupennc in shipping order, n lots $50.
3sisc.
PRoyFIoNs -T0rS-The market was lcss buoyant aud
active and prices lower The sales embraced about
800 bbs ut sls IL for new mess SIS IS SIS so FOR old
mess hc nter price for small lots Prime quiet az
sl4 25 Beef was IN lair request with sales Of about 200
hbs., including country q. 81 80 Sc, rcpacked
Western do. at IS so $40 CO. and do. at sll
sl2 90 lard wns rmer, with saes of 200 bbs at 13,Sc
for prime Butter and cheese steady request,
and prices unchanged.
RicE was moderately dealt In, and at prices ranging
from Az 5c.-ihe latter figure for prime.
sreshs continued In good demand, with sales Of 100
go hhes., chiefly Cuba muscov ado including mostly
grocery grades at &C. c, with fair refining goods at
tsc. eye, 200 boxes al y. L. and To- Malado
1opcCo.-Buslncss CONTINUES dull The sales en-
braccd 65 bales Havana at Sic 10c SO seed leaf
&c lec; do. Florida, l3c; 10 hhds Kentucky, CSC.
a &c.
wooI-Thc market Is steady this week less specuIa-
ton than last week. Sales Of 45 900 lbs. African
washed 1Tc months; IS 900 Alexandria WOOL 2lc on
time. c domestic woods, 81 bales California sold at loo.
Gle. eco do Texas private terms and $50 900 lbs
fccces 42c. a 55c. Pulled wool, very little doing
than Il was month since, and hope 10 improve.
ment in demand.
WHISKY in fair demand and prices steady, with
sales Of 200 500 bbls. at aoNc 2oifc.
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S HIPPIN q NEWS.
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AfsAsAc wv rosx-rHis mar.
Rrsvr. a. sooy sfsrs. II -
sKr>.............. 70 mon vATSR. morn "A


CLEARED
Steamship City Of Baltimore Orr Pcirie, LverpcolIosn
steamship Vanderbilt I~fevrr Havr~-p Torrance
sie.rship BALTIMORE Greene, Aspinws-Hreakspear Ere
Steamship Potomac Watson, Baltimore &cH Cromwell
ship Fair Wind, Crcwcri San rranci.co--R N Cooley.
shin Magdalcns narser London
ship john BunyAn, Carver BueDos Ayreswash, Carver
ship ccrro oordo York, Po-tland--roe.cn a FcsdcS.
Park Tahiti, Merrill. bcrdeaux-hrett Son 60
BARI Gem Of The Sea- Patterson, MAagHslSsy casado
Brig Aeruraui, sherman, pemsrara--J N Smith 400.
Brig Lady Chapman Cooper, GOnaivcs-LolkcT. MohmAn
Brig Ford. Sweet s, Kris-R Buck &co
Brig MGn1onL Nichols, TURKS Isands-walsh. Carver A
Hrs Osprey. Cole c, John. MP Yeviu. a sou.
Brig sarah Elizabeth. Rayncs. Eizabehport-Bre;, Son
Brig Daniel Boone -. saiem-R Buck A Co
schr irfbsm BrsreSn isvacs.Mccreasy. Ncaaco
ss hT Rhsr w p1SlT s SSrTgs Charleston
schr Ar,iznn. -, Baspore.
scSr TrsS.iS paws. fSlsdsieSs~J " Mckee.
scop Ilrsen. carr, Proyidence-xssier.
steamer Scnnebcc, johnson, Philadelphia
ARRIVED
ousensios isb With mdss and Is, rsssenesr 70 Ia
s e E. G New Wy fo n
a. the Battery AZ 9ss ~.
sd 5 S r :.Sssr Mora Ssi :s !:
As @ NJ Nsa sS SI ss sSss 6 Gss' MAY
ard pssserrcrs. " VI p Cromwell Co.
Steamship Locust Point French Baltimore ne with mdse
and passengers, Ia VI u Cromwell a Co
ss.mshg Paiapsco Van Portland, viii mas. and psssen.
err.. " r Cromwell Co
ship Gen Newell Newell Calcutta, left Sand Heads March
Is Cape Coed Hope May ~ passed :, Helena June rs
nsee &C. 70 master Erperenccd heavy weather 90
Cape Good B,pe June lat ~ Is g. Ion 10 IS r. ship
Schmidt Calcutta for Bremen. ~ DAYS Who
ported vs hessy weather % The Cspehad los sss and
sustained considerable damage " her hull; July lat ~
% % rpote ship Eas.r" rru~hsby he Onward JenklnsD,
hence for Hong Kour. days ont
skp Npsmero Qraro (Sr), Havana, dsy-. ballast 10
nislsy. Ia anchored Of Lower Qaasss,ine
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ship Caroline sesmnh cousenA New Orleans 10 days, with
Draper Devhn Pss.d ei0rsiar my win
iop.sn and shipped heavy rs ssIto:rd sa
u s :9e asS as s
had brown DECK load and both pumps were going
l Lssass s e. q iss ssss
S.rs F4 s:%TSs with q, sIsss e s Hss
ss1 .S wsI n Barss s%h Is Ssy T sugar and mo-
Bari John .arer rendieton Turks Iands II aayr, with
Eh Gaans; sf p BgstsPcr Young, oardenas July 49,
Bark Ionic Hutchinson cardenAa Is days with moasses to
BARK Washington Butcher Collins Remedies, DAVIS with
sugar TO master Sailed in company with brig Wabash for
Bark Esccr.aza RYDER Neuvtas days, with &C. to
Brig watson os Philadelphia, Ward Porto Cabeo IA
days WITH hdes Sc 70 ballet 4 Blss :,
Brig T'rSlio, Muhgan Port au Prince IA days. with log
Brig EDWIN, weber Ma,anuas IL days. with sugar. to
Brig Oscar Ham, Timm, Trinidad, 20 days. with to
Big Pedro sanchez poln rcss Neuvitas, July H. with
n'sado and moasses TO reca Shares rs.
9rg Alpha @ coombs Windsor Ms, IL days. with plaster.
Brig wnism Adkins tBo, wadman Windsor Ns II days,
Brig p jones, NILS Charleston, days with cotton &C. to
schr Hero Br crowe St Johns PR, is days. with
sehr Haveloes Br,, Reid Dorchester Is days, with stone
shr Osweso r) Card. LngGn, cb IA days, with coal to
ID u Dewolf
schr Gilbert pen OBJ, Howard, Windsor Ms, 10 days. with
scbr Tareet of B9oshsven) Howe, Savannah days. with
cotton, 10 Mct)ready, Mott Co
Schr Ben, j ynch Wilmington. 4 days
scbr Robert paIlosr r.' walker Ba ai -
schr Hudson, Warren, Eizabehport for Salem
Schr ID Hari, Ward, Ehzabehport Tor B,ston.
Schr Hannah Cbafe Chase Ezbeihport for Providence
scbr W Rrainera Bowdiich PORT Even for Providence
Schr Eden Herbert, Appleby Passport days
Schr Helen Mar. Reed, Eaa.port, days
schr Caledonia, Cook, Bangor 6 days
Schr II ID IIindle Turner, Bangor, days.
schr Susan Moore, s;ront Cherrsheld, 10 Gays
schr Com Tucker Loud, Calais, days
schr Bengal, Hx. vinalhaven, DAYS
Schr Coryo, TIobrook, RocklaBd days
Schr Lacon. Bearse Boston, 3 days.
Schr Ellen Rctman Kelley New Bedford. 3 days.
Scbr Cane Cock. Crowel Rondou for Boston.
Shop bristol, Smith, Taunton, 2 days
Sloop Rhode Island, Remington Providence, 2 days
Steamer Kennenec. johnson. Philadelphia
Steamer Concord. Norman. philadelphia.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, Philadelphia.
Steamer Black Diamond. Allen Philadelphia
Steamer Manlsuta. Arey. New Bedford
Steamer Wesichester Jones, Pr0videnCeL
MERCHANDISING Augusta Cole from Ezabethpo for Bos-
ton While going Sandy Hook Thursday night in
losing bowspr and fore yard and being down the
Was towed TO this city by sesmug Acies and lies
Brooklyn near the Navy Yard.
Brig Curtis from Maianzas twas reported aid for Port
landl.
schr Oriental Robinson from Cardenas
schr Gun Rcck-An by plo, boat VIM Romer.
One bark unknown.
Wind during the day yNWtoN
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Inc q boats advertised the Harlem
irivor and Tho places they 10 stop al II no, mined
she advertisement, from usage very well understood
mong them "a Fordhar. II these boats are not 10 land
that place. at all the places, except when may suit
convenience of hoec VITO sa them that fact ought
DC sisted the Advertisement On Thursday, 2sth
inrt The Trumpcter the twelve o'clock trip skipped
The fcrdham landing, though there were eight or nine
the boat sbng 70 stop there the clerk knew
from psopa inquiry These parties were carried 10 the
Encsurdce landing and detained m the beats return trip
eben they cTseiousy set down. Tho explanation
sompanied Nh faT amount % npert nenoe. that
VIC person who ksew that passengers 70 be landed
there had forgottes 10 te the man al The Wheel 10
directors maasee-s NJ the Ice srow phs. poor memo
roe d tnpioyts bays7 y, w. IT,
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Total ........ .30llO 26o,7s9 673 394.442 81, 4o7
HE exports OF nour and grain from New York for the
week ending July 25 wereTo Great Britain "a 1872 bbls
hour 3s 600 bushels wheat IS $40 bushels corn
tsh provinces and other places "a SOC bbls aour 6,37
bushels corn. -
CoEFEE The market continued firm. cargo OF Rio,
per Campanaro was sold to-day, deliverable here at D. g.
and cargo reported sold in Baltimore 1870 per
To- so bags ST. Domingo sold at 12c, and a small
lot OF 30 bags o old government Java sold at 1Sc
CoIIos = The market firm, with sales Of 900 bales,
IN los, closing stiff the basis of the following quota
tiCnf.--
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r. Franklin declared that "sat!ns and silks put out
kitchen frcs' Taking this I'VE weeks importatious
sample for the year kitchen lires must be bad
way. Next TO silks, woolens form large share of
mportatons Of dry goods and In the i've weeks named
amounted to 81 295 500. Cotton fabrics next,
and afterwards fax goods
Annexed will be found tables giving the classification
fTd value of goods entered for consumption wrcboused
N.tLdr3~u and thrown upon the market
Entered far Consumption.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-28

tam fuel Tor their locomotives andnteamships from
The coal beds ON the line Of the road in Michigan.
ut great reduction from the present cost of that
article to them. The steamship Milwaukee has
made trial of the qualities Of this coal with great
success. The coal can be laid down at the stsam
ships for 81 SO per ton. Erie or Cleveland costs 81.
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Family Market Review.

For the last three weeks prices Of family market ar,-
Giles n, Washington market have re NAMED unchanged.
Beef wholesale to have gone down - bu,
tail il continues 70 be held up" BY the butchers We
getabes, fxh, butter fruits, eggs, &c, maintain steady
rates West Wellington market. whore the FIRE Caused
such destruction rs entirely rebuilt and presents great
~ improved appearance.
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OF foreign dry goods New York for the week and since
January L.
For the uosl. 1858. 1889 1890.
Entered at the port 81 $780, 75 42l002s 2,s4l $40
Thrown market. 3O11 ,5O7 1926 958 1914 800
Since January !.
Entered at the port 16e s5s n,7s2 ss4 esse2 1857
Thrown market. IS $50 sol 2os 5o2 6313s,S76
Tho above table shows that the goods entered at this
port the past week. as well the amount thrown upon
the Market less than those for the period in
the two preceding years The heaviest mportatons and
especially from the Continent, usually arrive by the
steamers The next packets due from Havre, via
southampton, are expected TO bring full cargoes,
10 be time for the fall trade Few countries surpass
the United States probably the consumption Of silk
goods Their value entered for consumption at this port
at the periods named below, has been rs follows
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

July ~ =. n.
AsHS The market was steady, with taies Of 80 10
bbls including pots at &c. and pearls at SIC.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market frmer, with
activity the concession, especially for common
and medium grades Of State and Western The ransac
tons footed up about 1900 bbs closing within the
q he Ia lOwin tion
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Move mel ts In Real Estate.
BY James w. Mllcr-IuLy q, 1880.
House and lot 10 Walker street 2cx1o6 feet A. 81 900
LOT side 10th a., IFS H. O. Attn ave-, 25xloo.. 700
lot side 1o5ih st., 100 H. 4ih ave, 25xloo. .i0
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Corn NEAL New Jersey and Brandywine.. 40 10
Canadian flour was dull with sales of 800 400 bbs at
IS 10 IS 20 for spring wheat extra, IS 80 81 SO
for winter wheat extra. Southern -four fair Do
mand, while prices were without change Of moment.
The sales embraced about 100 500 bbs. closing
within the range Of the above quotations. Rye -four
was steady at the above figures, while the sales
embraced about $50 bbls Corn meal quiet,
and sales confined to about 400 bbls, in lots, while
prices were unchanged. Wheat irregular with
tendency 10 lower prices while the markc,
tive Transactions footed up about so 900 bushels at
81 Is for inferior white Western 81 81 for white Ca
madam, 81 80 81 SO for old white Western white Ken
lucky at IT, 81 20 for red State 81 q for red Delaware
and perfey 81 rs flor red Western, 81 20 81 81
for Milwaukee club 81 IL for Racine do and 81 II 81 IL
for Chicago spring. Corn rather buoyant and
active, with sales OF about 80 600 bushels Gle &C.
for! sound Western mixed, chiefly at 81 ,lc Csc. for
round yellow and G9c zoe for white Western. Sales Of
500 bushels rye were made at Soc a SIC. Oats
brm and in fair demand with tales Canadian and Wes
tern at 80 &c 4oc., and Of State at 40c Ale. The
following table from the circular OF w. g. Cutting gives
the receipts and exports OF hocr and grain for the week
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SECOND BOARD.
DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following s comparative statement Of the imports
OF foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since
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Telegraph Marine Reports.
HIGITIAEne, July a. nnset-No inv bound vessels IN
GRht Wind ENE fresh; weather cloudy.
SANDY HOOK. July a. gnset--No inward bound vessels
In sight Wind ENE; sresh; weather cloldy.
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Cotton
Handkerchief 8 $500
Total Cs s2o,2jl
SIR
Braids & b.. IS sl2,57o
Tlax--
Linens. 100 f,1.gt
Handk'ch'fs 2 1919
Total. .... 1o2 So, $50
Miscellaneous
Straw goods 2 s1ss
Corsets... 10 2,sQ
-
Total. IL - ,5o2
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25R AhE PFFI SFpSfs g 81
UNITED STATES.
OFFICE Superintendent PUBLIC PRIsrrSe,l
MAsHlNoIoN. EehruarN II. l66n.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINrrSe,l
WAsHlNoToN, February N, 1850. (
ton of the got of Congress entitled AN act max
ing appropriations TO defray the defciencies in tho
department for the fiscal year ending the soth III
S: % sid IN Ps5t ter TIE of the Pcs.
ta June issO approved FeSrusfS Is isse the
dsy ~ tb Sas 81 MIL vii be sa feOeyes unit %
BEnSSs e. ar tss
the Post Oces in the United states for four Yeas
9, SS s s1dsss Wal s.s
% sSeS i5ss PloS6 s g pss n:
The contractor will be required to execute
Bsnks and to deliver them al such p"Ints and i 10
such persons as the Superintendent of the Publr
Genes hail desenafs to be .pecised IN tbe coS
tract, and whose receirt thersof viii be ne~essary
tractor VIII also be required 10 enclose in ssoh
package of Blanks circular reoeIpt from The
ontsts Of said to By returned 10 tbss tee
paItment;and al such packages or bundles Of Bsnks
with stout wraPpers securely tied with tvIne, and
PIsiny ,s directed to the Agent er Postmaster 70
evdaGes Of S the Re t2 fp.h
Of proposals will befurnished on application M TINS
Once and no bid will Be entertained unless made IN
The paper on which these blanks are 10 be printed
VII De fofaished TO the contractor from time TO tu
S9st for tanspoftanon, In w sshington Cir, or Nv
2ost OF interpolation does not exceed that from
NeE DIRK 70 Washington City. III required 10 he
nofttao5 must be borne by the contractor for pnni
Progosas vi ee addressed 70 JOHN Hx..,.
superintendent ofths Public Printing, wassins
ooni And endorsed Proposals for Printing Bianks~
Goth day Of March in the CoDstitution, Evenssns
Staf 40 states and Union, Washington: Repubi
can, balhmore; Pennsylvanian and Arrus MI.
oelPhia; D.v Beck. New York, and Post, Bottom
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WIZARDS HOTEL Moses, sc; G Brd d.
foSq . s1s w. Va; rnelss and Isay, NY NJ
Sc1ods' ny Sn Hon Coz Allen, NJ; Clinton. SY;
Nh Nj SoRs and rfi .y Can Ssn5Srs
+ Newbold. re; 6 lanes. Va; j Claibofns, la;
w " bI rvs Ca, w Waterman, NJ, h L Dunbar,
lsSy. NYG Aissos and au lsdy e asa sszS
allen; B Everett, Allen, Bbbott, E Benson ~
Rs:ins aMbj a:ss ssa
e AotoS X MoClung. r Smith, of New Jersey'
81 BROWNS uHns SG HQTEt-J Lysett, T Cane, Va;
ee., ssIvs YoanE, fc ThoS S5sasm va
E:ls MYTH sH,f H. q
Madd IA; Hsfp nI ann s1g H aii" eo
VI. i.GIa cfs rsssd Ts1n MBof Gu 5sn
dTf asy. aiSP a u! " k! W
WfIp2Ie and lady. Mass; nj Henks, Tenn. 's'
nnO o., M + MoIsns, p DAVIS, Fla Smith, Z
&d Psaf Ssaa M niG,m abbot. Mr. Bowling
Fl, klndsy5Sn; NC; BS@es e.: P.tioE ehs q; g q
boS9i.N S va; Tsife1a; Ala Te4
H ss, Pa. Vad5h Ware: Is; f5s1Stt .ns
,KIRKwOOD HousE-A Jones. Ird; 10 A
MoConksy; Pa; W. nslwoOd, G lawson, IS Y;
and k sdy Nv sYya1Ts lnd :p. W. "
As.,cf, DenIsmore, Gregory, AK; Hanes.
H \: N R4f &c s.a Hb.top Mo- DodrsS. JIG
WASHINGTON HOUsE-R stnement., p d
oilesments, Re; Hyer, Z seward, Va; x Prics
Az s sSaG .Hsp. s1s A II Nd HisIs
u o. eeH6eId and ly. NH.
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opss,~. Yn,ais =, WILLARD Hossl
6&Hllvortk. g0mes A., Absent
91anton. Benj, Hyssfs. . Pennsylyrnnps
Stevens, Thaddeus, IS b st q, Capitol Hin
Stsvens, fsasc l., PrivHts, sos 13.ht
Stevenson, John w, Private, 36s q o.
Stewart, James A, National Hoeel
stewart, VIM, IS Louisiana sy,
Stokes, VIM. B., Browns Hotel
Stout, Lansing, United States Hotel
Stratton, John L. NJ. Wilards, once zls f& Nv
Tappan, Masen W., National Hotel
Taylor, M, Private west side Slst 81, Del eno n
Thayer, Eli, Willards' Hotel
Theaker, Thomas G., Hysu's, SH Pa-N
Thomas, James H., S0 j %
Tompkins, Cydnor b, Washington House
Train, Charles R., Whards' Hotel
Tumble, Carey A, WIllards' Hotel
Under wood, John w. H., as 9Th &C
VallandiEhsm, Glen. L., SO r q
Vance, Zebulon B., Mrs. Hsrrison's, 80 - ~
yandever, VIM, Private, 10 Mssssohusettss V
Van Wyck, Charles h, Nationsl Hotel
xerIee, John p Wizards Hotel
Wade, Edward, SIS est
W WsIssSa HSfnI u WS, !; House
weshburn, c. c., Clarendon House, sth st q Pa sv
Washburne, Ellihu B., cas- 9Th st
Wsshburn, jr., Isreel, Private, Franklin Row, 50
Webster, Edwin n Mrs. Hafuson's, 81 Pa.av
Wells, Alfred, Mrs. Tilley's, u Missouri sv
Whitcley, VIM. g., 5l2 uth st.
Wilson, James, Washington House
WINDOW, Wm., Avenue House
Winsow, Warren, 20 g st
Wood, John, 500 18th SC
Woodruff, John, Wiards' Hotel
Woodson, Samuel H., Browns Hotci
Wright John ". Browns Hotel
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III On Saturday, in Lvnn about two hundred
OF the disafected shoemakers turned out in pro-
cesslon with martial music, and armed with axes
and proceeded to wood lot about two mile from
the square, owned by Mr.. James N Buffum. who
has given them permission to cut and carry away
wood enough to answer their necessities MI
Bunum Is not identified with the shoe manufac.
furers, but Is a lumber dealer
IDA resident Of Petersburg Va, HAVING for
lang time been disturbed by the internal bowling
OF dogs at night one evening last week preceded
20 Work with lassos and succeeded in capturing
thirteen Of the noisy ours and dragging them as
fast as he caught them to the river and drowned
the whole regiment.
IL In the Superior Court in New York O,
Wednesday Judge Moncrie rendered decision
confirming the report Of the referee in the Forrest
alimony, (deducting the sum paid by the de-
fendant as temporary alimony,) and final iudg-
mentwas ordered in conformity Herewith.
IMPORTANT LAw.-The Baltimore Clipper saws
the new code of Maryland, on page 238, says that
II any person belonging to this State shall go
out Of this State and marry with any person be-
longing to this State without license or publjca
ton, each OF the said parties on conviction, shall
be fined one hundred dollars"
III The "Union' Association Of Philadelphia
have issued call for State Convention to be
held at Lancaster on the 18th of April next to ap-
point delegates to the national "Union" conyen-
ton. to be held in Baltimore in May.
u The Orleans American notices the passa Ue
through that place of freight car which lad
been through from Chicago to Boston with load
Of dressed hogs
~ The George Law grdiron city railroad bill
In the New York assembly shared the fate eff the
Brock bill In Maryland, and has been defeated.
-. U At the fair In Cleveland, for the benefit of
tns Rsman Catholic Orphan Asylums, the nett
proceeds were 81. OO3.
u In South Carolina last week, six negroes
belonging to a Mr.. Glover were drowned. The
slaves were valued at So 600.
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TIE CHARLESTON CONVENTION. Virginia
Delegates to the Charleston Convention, to the
number of two hundred and fifty, are offered
conveyance and accommodations for the round
trip at S45: including the stay at Charleston,
by the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company, who will detach the splendid steam
ship Yorktown for the purpose. The Company
will charter the steamer if there are two hun
dred subscribers at the above amount, but as
the vessel can accommodate fifty more, that
number over will be admitted on the same
terms. We perceive that similar plan has
been adopted by New York and delegates from
elsewhere, the passengers of each vessel to
make the vessel their headquarters for sleep
ing and eating during the stay at Charleston
The expedient is decidedly economical one,
especially that offered to Virginia delegates
and those who may join them, the price for the
whole trip and accommodations being but lit
tie more than the simple cost of going and
coming by railroad exclusive of comfort and
the luxury of regular and first rate meals. Be-
sides this, the hotels at Charleston will be
crowded to excess, and the rates of board will
be MISUNDERSTANDING Express