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Sales bp Arrtiow.
}. II. PoRrrn 4 Co., Auc.ime.,

J. H. PoRTER A Co., Aacti1pesrs
A UCTI0N kOrICE.-ElegaDt Rosewood and
"A MShossBy HOUSE, a0CD FURSITUaE. THIS DAY,
Friday, April 81 eA M the entire oontea Of the 6vestov
Residence n. 2s 4'D, stasy Consisting Of RIOS. Esoi
snd Brussels Carpets Lace aud srocstee Curtains aud
Dining Table, Crochery lasvse sverware Beds aud 3ed
soabed ofcloths, Bat-ssaDd stair Carpets &c &C. rhs
whole Of the above Fulnitu Of the moot expensive desenp
viii positively be iod without any poponemen reserve
consequence u breaking mp ousekesppg.
A UCTION .SALE-THIS DAY-Of FRUIT
IN end ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHaUBBtRY, HOT And
Nv G ,ns PasI ing 10 sreS ., H. rr,O ons
and Peach Trees Divert and STANDARD Roses Cottage Prairie
POt lans &c Sale at 10Y ociOci ss No lO2 Msideone
J. d. HoLBRoOK.
A. NJ. MRRwIN, AucionseT.
Dry BANGS, MERWIN, g. Co., Trade-Sale
~ Rooms, No. 10 Parkrow
-. GEo. A. LKAv1rr AuotiOpeer
RY GEO. a. l. AVITT d. CO.
FRADE-sALE ROOMS, NOs 3,7 and 3,s BROADWAY
BOOKS srArIoNERY Ky NO WORKS OF AIT, 10
" ConsignmeDt' soieited--k1
II 9. H0UGH, Auctioneer, Office No. 5 Cooper
1Js Institute, viii sell TaG5 DAY, (Fhds,l April at
ltl In from the residence No Fl Clinos-pace lBt9ft
fe~ foo west " Brosd~oy all TIE eoSds eoosneo "a tne
those in ant Of kne HOUSEHOLD GOODS auction prices,
pier and mantle Mirrors yelye and Brasses C.Ps rose
tss Widow Shades Mattresses Oil Paintings, rich BrOnzes,
onolu Clock China Vases richly carved rOfewooi and
two 1Ocave rosewood Pianos magnificent Pbean BIlnd
Table sno srre variety Of Table Ware as silver eaa Chns
other goods to mention but which refrain from
mentioning rgaToog the comm IN custom o. long sd'ere
useless and generally dece 9ve intended Tor
intelligent citizens the city but especially for the and
lOT s'HRges ron the eOn1y Sas gsos a. the house sale
tisement.
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ffaal Ngtiree.


IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
persons having against JOnN DEMARESC late OF ne
City Of NewYor weher decea 3D. 20 present The sane VIII
the vonch thereof the subscribers AZ TIE office o. q
g. WRIGHT Counselor at Law, No. 2g Broiiway New ork
YOiI, March 3D. 1860 RoDERICK r. GLOW,
ANNA DEaAREsr
nhs0 law6moFf Administratrix OF said deceased
TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of Ne~York notice h hereby given to all
City Of rewYork baker decreased to prescott tue with
vouchers thereof the Subscribers tho office OF CHA6LES
II. GLOVER, esq, NO 10 Wsst., in the City Of Newly ok,
before the CRIT day of October nex0sted NeRYork,
HENRY UNGRICH, Executor
mh3O law6mF LOUISA UNGRICH, Execatrx.
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of NewYork notice Is hereby given per
having claims against GERTRUDE LEGGETT late ofhe
City deceased 70 present the same With yoncheu
at No Ill Nassans In the City of New before the
tenth day Of May Dext-Dsted New.YoIk Nov. g. 1889
NIL 1aw6mFn JOHN II. LEGGETT, Administrator.
In PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate of
the County Of New notice hereby given ali persons
having claims against j. Henry Spey late Of the City Of New
merchant deceased TO present the ace with vouchers
thereof to the subscriber he ssose No. 487 Broadway
In toe City Of New orb before the Toneth OF Sep
mbeJ next Dated NewYofk the 18th day of March, 1860
ml6-lsw6noF TIMOTHY sPERRY, Exeeutor.
In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofhe County Of NewYork Is hereby given ali per
sons bsyDs claims sssins ELIZABETH DARKE late Of the
vouchers thereof TO WILLIAM HOLMES, one Of the sub
crbe bis house sevenyourth Tenth avenue
in the City NewYoIi before the tenth day Of August
nex.-Dsied New York the 9Th day Of February, 1860
t WILLIAM HOLM ES
flo 1aEemF JAMES ~ DARKE, NA''10"
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HRSRY H. LRRDs Auconeer. Sales Room No 2S Nsssaust
ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS and ENGRAV-
II lRGs.-HENbY II. LEEDS Co. win sen sc auction
on the evenings Of WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 18th and
18th April a ceck each evening et the residence Of j. NJ
Baistier esq No 92 Wet 5hst door vest OF 8thsy,
and E cravings comprising 300 works Of he fret 3sen
and ancient masters generally cabinet sizes and most
by the present owner without regard TO expense for the eth
cation and sold only because he declines
There very few private olcons In this
city viii exceed this in tue number OF hghcla artists OF
the and modem schools We will not enunere them
here the catalogue VIII Oh viii be ready on uesd
The paintings viii be exhibition nom ths date unth
the day the evenings previous 70 the sale
Tickets VI admission be obtained at office No. 20 Mas
nan
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Roofing.
@rfan 6teamers, &f.

and Southampton the day aher leaving HaVre "
Adriatic undoubtedly rnexceed BY steamship
the weird oomfor safety and speed She hss wsseght
compartments Cabin passage, Sl0 -
90 Wallst or WM Il WICKHAN,
Office, on the wharf foot Of Censl IT.
Agents London and SonthsnptoDhessrs Grnne Tinker
MoTgaD.
Agents at Havre-5iessp Whitloct Punnett.
Agent at PsEs-Jsmes w. Tucker, Esq., No 10 Fsubours
hfonfrn
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dee

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-From Dec.
r. 1852 Trains will Cham sersst. Station follows:
fSprsss Trains and III and 4ol for Sing Sing 34s
and $50 p for Poushkeep'e 7J aud 10 10 aud $3.50
ser Train with sleeping leaves 3stst daily at 931
The Pehfk and Sing sing trsns stop at mist Of
the Way saii Passengers taken Cha nbeu Canal Chris
topber and 3l.sts Trains leave Troy 6l5 and
1910 m and and p. m and Albany about Is minutes
later On Sunday g. 6:l5 p m.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD FREIGIIT.-The
i Steamer BRIDGF PORT leaves Pe,krhp T. r every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at u O'Clock, noon
All Freight for stations the above road should be
nndeepor for II shipped h. any ohsT boa, higher
priees will be ehsTgsd. GEO. w. COaLIEs, Agent
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COURT cALEspAR--rwu DAY.

COURT CALESDAR--THu DAY.
UNITED sTArEs DsrRcT CouRT--Nos- ~ 4S 81,
80, &c o., 81, So 60, 81. fl.a... 4 -I'7.
SuPREaE CoURf--CIRcuIr-Sho Canses--Part l.
Ma 1885, sos7l s4os 1875 esS 1905 si7 lsls sea xs,i
ssI ere ss asa an 2sea sss llse Part Noe ieR
I6, s9 6ot 29f S. 1853 1e8 eo<2 ee57 go IA filI
s3.s, 1898, a7c9, sess e6el <i7s tt6, sIts =. .'s
The other Courts have adjourned TO Monday.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-
septeT rains leave Pier foot Of Duane follows viz:
DUNKIRk EXPRESS at for Ounkifk, Buffalo, Can
andssus and principal intermediste Stations =
NERBUBGH BXPBEss at $3.50 M, for Newburgh, Mid
dletwn and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS $3.50 p. M, for DuDkrk, Buffalo, Can
andaisus, and pr cipal Stations.
The xpress Trains at Ema with the cansndagua
and Niagaa Falls Railroad BiDghmton with the Syracuse
Railroads Coming with the Railroad for Rochester and Bn
slo Great Bend wi the Railroad for Scranon and at Bu
fso and Dupkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland
Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago &c. end the Gsna1s Rail
rosds. CHAS MINOr,
E.Tn'L MARSH, Receiver. General supt.
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NOTICE to the BONDHoLDERS and othe

IN creditors OF the MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAIL
Road COAPANY.-HENRf MAS5IE and others, Plhsl
Va THE MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI RAlLhOAD
COMPANY and others defts Action pending In the Court OF
Copon Pleas County, Ohio Tho holie OF the
Bsnos Of the said Marietta and Cincinnati aroad Company
sed v tbs L. I'd and % Mortgages Of said Company Sne
oAer creditors Of said Company are hereby IN eoeordsnGS
t az order Of made IN the above case repaired 10 ME
te Bonas or claims the undersigned at bis Office In Chill
kcoshe Ohio before the hrst Monday Of june ~ o
ChibsOthe Ohio, Jan 10, A. d., 1860. OhLAND SMITH,
Receiver Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company
IH1Q Law 70 jed
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I OcO THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. IOOO
GREAT DoUBLE-TRAcK ROUTE.

GREAT DOUbLE-THACh hOUTU
Yhe capacity Of the Road IL equal 10 In the country
- THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Office No Aston House. corner Of Veseyst
Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers TO and nom Gin
cnns Chicago 81 Louis, 81 Paul Nashville Memphis New.
reaui and ali other In the West Northwest and South
wet unsupaseo FOR speed and comfort BY any route
Through trains for the West leave New foot Of Court
llndtst Morning Express, Ia Evening Express p
Sleeping and snokingcers all trains
Fare always low and the time quick as BY any Other
route.
By this route Freghts Of all descriptions be forwarded
and nom point the railroads Of Ohio Kentucky Indiana
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, BY RAILROAD d.
RECT to port the nAvigable rivers Of the West b.
steamers fiom Pittsburgh
The Of Freight and from any point the West by the
Pennsylvania Railroad at all times favorable charged
by other haroad Companies Merchants and shippers ntru
ing the transportation Of their Freight TO this Company rely
with confidence on Its speedy transit
This Company also maintains Emizrant Accommodation
lane by which parties emgraDs westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode Of at half the hrscsss rates
offafe- L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. 1Astor House
LEECH Co, Freight Agents,
No. Astor House and No. l South Willan-st
MCDONALD BIsCH0FF, EmigrAnt Agents,
Ne Battery-plsoe.
THOMAS A. SCOTT General Supt Altoona Pa
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I: elssrar tslassun ssnains, AIsAss bss 7as TAO
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6ieamboats ano railroads.

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and lNTERMEDl-
~ ATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AR ENIA, Cspt smith, viii
leave from 70, o. Harrsons every MoNDAY WEDNESDAY
nd FRIDAY, ~ Z q m.
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sHoK AND LzATBER BASK Nsw.York, March 90 1860.
DIVIDEND. 1.-The Board Of Directors have this
~ day declared dividend Of FOUR ~ PEG CENT ont Of
" profits Of the last six months payable on and ser the Sh Of
lpgl. . , :.
fbe Transfer Book win be closed from the Let g The oh Of
klEEl fktlusfve W. A. NISSAN.
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OTTcK OF TBR SUPERIOR MISINe COMPANY, -
No. 1871 Greer 0ich-st., Eew-York, Apiil6, 1851
NOTICE.--The Annual Meeting Of the Stock
~ holders Of the SUPERIOR MINING COMPANY, will be
bslS q ha Office TUESDAY the 10Th day Of April inst Of
ooloek M when The Annual Report Of the Board Of Orec
@ VII BE- submitted officers elected for the ensuing year
sAML. J. w. BARRY, Secretary.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
CITY and Express Lines leave New York at o. and II
m and and fare 90 Through Tickets sold for Gin.
snua the West and for Washington New.0rlesns end
The South kc and through baggage checked 70 Warrington In
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
baggage win be received for trains unless delivered and
checked rs niautes In advance OF the time leaving.
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0yYIcK OF TBE ROCKIASp MIsING COMPANY.
y. a.. l.--.-..-i-l NJ. N.rk ANIL 6 llan

No. ls1 Greenwiet-st, New York, April 6, 1850
NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of the block
IN bolders OF the RooKLAND MINING COMPANY, viii be
AID q this Office WEDNESDAY the llth Of April inst az
II oeeek the Annual Report Of tie Boafd OF Difec
tore be submitted and officers elected for the ensuing
sAML. J. w. BARRY, Secretary.
CINCINNATI & CHICAGO RAILROAD.--A
~ Decree having been entered for the sale the 29h Of Ab
mat Cfncnnsgi aud Chicago Railroad formerly Cnen
n Loenspog and CbicsgO slgayl arrangements are being
made parties interested for the purchase and completion
Il the Ross under organzetion.
AL information ii be- furnished application At the ONCE OF
The Chicago CBUnnsa RsrOSd Company No - Liberty
Ek-New-YoIk, April 4, loOt.
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TEE MIcHi6AR SOUTHERN NORTBERE INDIANA
RR Co.. sEcRETARYs OFYCE New YoTk, March % 1880
TNHE TRANSFER BOOKS for this COmpany's
stocks viii be closed afternoon Of April and win
IsDain closed until the morning Of Apr 90 1900 10 enable the
Company prepare st o. the tiled TO vote
6e an Ga election Of Disectors, April rs next
FRANKLIk y. WORCE6TER, Assistant Treasurer.
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financial.
xukRTERLY REPORT of the BULLS
u HEAD BANK, on sASUk9AY, the slst day Of March

Graf, sf E,s York cOuasV Of Ne.g YORK IS. RICHARD
. SsI XxsIS Press5e8t ami JOSEPH II. EL0RE09E,
~ thS Ban. Head Bank bank loo e6 and aoiog bash
Is a NewYo, N in said uR,y being dgly and saver lily
~ Of the condition Of the Bank before she
rssan bus ihe morning OF Saturday the Slst
- Mach th md eight hundred and sixty ia respect
md every Of the items and particulars above specified
- ing to the beat Of bis knowledge and belief; aad that the
ess the sAd Bank has been and the oaa
& Aforesaid. r. WILLIAMSON, President.
j. n. ELpaEDGE, cashier.
everay subscribed aud by Goth Opponents the 4h
- Il April, 1864 STEPHENSON Notary Public.
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Freight boston through with greet dispatch ey
an Express Freight 1rain
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON for BOSTON, PRovIDENCE-Lsnd Rouse-Tbs
shortest and most direct--Canying the Eastern Mail
The Steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel Stone and
COMMONWEALTH Capt L. w. Williams In connection with
th ytongon and PodeDce and Boston aud Providence Rail
roads leaving New orb daily tundsy excepted from Pier No
IN r. (rst WHAT above Bsttery-pace) at p M, and son
insop $3.50 arrival Of the mail train which lesyes
The COMMONWEALTH from New-York--nondsy, We'd
,ay and Friday From stonngonTuesdsy Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, nom New. York-Tue.aay ThuE-
day, and Saturday From stOuinson-Monday Wednesday
and Friday.
PWsnsers proceed rom stonington per railroad proy
dence and Boston, In the Express Mall Train reaching said
advance Of those by other and in ample time oi
al the early morning lines connecting North and East Pason
gers prefer remain board the steamer enjoy nights
rest undurbed breakfast desired and leave Stoingtop Ia
the train, connecting st Providence with the II train
for Boston.
Pare nom Providence 70 Newport 50 cents
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer ind train through
each way.
For passsse berhs ssteroos freight apply board the
steamer the ffeshtoce Pier No North River the
Office Of the Company, No. Is Battery place.
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QUARTERLY REPORT of the METROP0LI-
u TAN BANK, on SATURDAY, the slss day Of March

TOTAL.
SAFE 81 NsV. York County Of Nsto York, H:JOHN Z.
NlLLIA1s PTeAdcnt and GEO. SENEY, Cashier Of the
Metropolitan Bank associated bank located and doing bust
-, AZ NewIofk 81 ssd County heUg dolly and seyeray
Esp for himself saith that the foregoing is IN al respects
e stsement the oohdOo OF sid sank before tie
business morning Of Saturday the Dist dy OF
TnsA thousand eight hundred and sxy IN respect each
- svy the ems and picu above specified absorbing
III his knowledge and belief and that the business Of
b. Bank has been and h tIansActeda ths location Aforesaid
JOHN EARL WILLIAMS, President
GEO. J. SENEY, Ca.hiet
sgvray subscribed aud by the Opponent the 5th day
dAnIn LOO JOHN M,CAHILL. Commissioaer Of Deeds
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Tor BOsTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT sna FALL. RIvER-Tbe splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New orb every
TUESDAY, THURsDAY, sad 8Ar0ADAY, a. 8 O'Clock 2.
m and the EMfIRE STATE Capt sray,on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, ard FRIDAY. at O'clock p m, from Pier
No. an. r.
Hereafter win BE- regarded secured any spp
can't until toe same tha hive BEEN paid for.
Freight Boston IL forwarded through with es. dispatch by
an Express Freight Train
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CT. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COMPANY
- Notice hereby given that an ANNUAL ELECTION for
DIRECTORS of the ST. NICHOLAS INSURANCE COM
Az and l4st on IT. EsDAY, the 10th day Of April between
Dc hous Of II o'clock and also an Election FOR three
iA'Pe0'''' ''s S0e ''-' %M s. sLoCUM, Secretary
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fER MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA RR Co.
SsoRRTAKY's OFFICE NHw- YORK, March 1860.
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in this
Cooperation for the election Of 10 Directors for the ensuing
ye md Inspectors Of the succeeding election VII be held
b sonoTuty with the requirements Of the byeavs Of this
(npsnyl WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of Apr 1860 At the
e Of the Company in the City OF Toledo Ohio commencing
. oelocA N. FRANKLIN 3. WORCESTER Secretary.
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A LBERT II. NICOLAY,
"A AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BROKER,
Ne 50 Observation-Disclosures STOCK and ether securities
s Pvsio sale STOC6S and BONDS bought sod a. the
Bsoler1 Board Price Current Issued semi'moi THY,
EUGENE THOMPSON, AucuOneer and Broker,
~ No n yilisns bpys sd cells STOCKS and BONDS 81
BroAs1a Board INSURANCE STOCK at private sale PIia
Current Of Insurance stock Issued semi monthly
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There is another and rather remarkable rse IN the
msrket tbs w,ek-tbe tbis1 in regular sGcc sson,
which SHOWS that the trade although il has grown to
such giant proportions has bot yet got quite beyond the
control Of speculs.ors-that s the class who go out
from this market TO meet the regular Western drovers
and buy up heir stock whenever there is cnaace to
operate for rise. In the present case they bought
more than three ourhs Of the cattle the way either
at Albany, Buffalo, Dunkirk or after they arrived
AZ Bergen or in the Fvrty-fDWth-street yards; and
some of the dIoves changed hauds at every stopping
place, SO that they finally retaed 70 the butcher
by the third fourth or fifth from the feeder.
There was DO other and no sounder for the ad-
vance THE week than the fact that not oneourth
of the stock was selling commission. The rect was
in Il hands Of brokers who had been off on the ron
10 buy or had bought here, were partly interested
In The sale Certainly our table Of receipts 10 proof
that there is no lack in numb III TO supply tho natara
d. IDaDd 10 the middle Of July, at time wnel butchers
are telling us bow many OF their best eusto ners are
away in ,6e country. Yet it appears that we m tnage
to coDsume average of 600 head of heavy buooKs
g week.
posed of remark ably fine buocks fat and heavy. The
nun Der OF gb, grassed Steers is very small indeed
for the season. Ii farers however,, could be assured
Of a continuation of he prices of this week. we shou1
beside sood many ttea hst have been bad baek oI
am , auce of Well have got an advance aud
te bhe market ,iuee the lt OF April and ss high any
one since August aud people have eonhdeaee .nh We
have no) that will keep they bring IN ther ana
for tptop bnloc get the prices 81 tins "eeH "hiehae
equivalent 70 10 cents pound let IL, -
When the mul.i OF sbed on Tuesday morning which was
t.a,ty cool one tue number Of buck- on sae was sheai
N aud thus led butb-rs T. suppose th-e Wa
sLo SUPPLY and also reported that TIE number oq "
Be,s,n ON hOndsy very much be ov TIE a.efasr. 2
so1 fgnud hove,r that there 1920 heie hit ~
L,sd he'd been old at befsen that 2 vent to the
sund1X-sklns ne ally 8O; bd tht wee sxpe.ba1o
sye this monng that were not likely 10 arrive ~ 's'
alton poin, in the tupply tins week =, "a .,,.
renty ,tLen alarm the noag At the tale Of SNORT SUPPLY
and o. ing ey thought aPfoolef 10 tHs geap e., -.
a =, Hieb tbs hl were selling their Ca'tr H-i, w io
hem ith u,h and for hoas~ had one o. we oN
ID lie am 4. on the whole Sum and before TN n"s
na 81 nov, bady they were sold than hal OF the on
ere 49, ID a. the sellers all sgrr. an advance Of haH
cent uoo the prices Of last we'h shiis the "
advsuf Of nearly whole cent p! and -, .,.,u. .
Ire advance since the ias' Srs IN ne 70 nesS aSou, '
-, a head aud if eouid have oil gone into the
RSpS. cfhe farmers, would have made g'dne'' 10 many
boasshod.
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fAdversen
DREW Il FRENCH,
RnopUcB CONFUSION ARRoHANYs.
BUfTKR, CHKEsH. Esss P0sLrRY Gknn, 10
Not Enc Building. No No Az Az h hs.ss g.,
Third door below w.shiD gton st., NcW-Ycr
We ukr 10 d. r. kAErIs PRECEDENT Oc~an Bank.
fAdveusement

A recent criminal trial in Charleston, s. c.. re.
yealed curoas STATE Of things among the colored pop
ulaon VI that city. One slave had killed another IN
den arranged expressly for wing negroes TO drink
ard gamble The room upon the street was occupied
by sheen aker while the entrance to the dnnkias
hole through alley way a. the side, feom W men
there were four five modes Of entering or es
There was bell connected with the establishment The
handle of which in 'front.' under the charge OF tue
shoemaker, which was .ung on the appearance OF
a polio. ma n when thu company assembled would make
rapid exit by OF 'tc passages mentioned above
Wi en- the murder took place this den was oyehauled
and card. dice and box, aud other gambling impIe-
ment, were discovered, Yi,h poisoned liquor Of the
mos, horrible description. The local paper morsllss
IN thi.wi.e: "Can feel surprised At the puffy,
hloa,ed eoun,enancss ne sees now, ofnegoes be saw
wear or two ago in health and vigor Can ]. be ex-
tectsd that slaves be faithful when such sinks
a. tbese meet them on every hand and seduce them
from their, duies IL may Do interesting 10 koow
what the verdict and sentence were in the above case,
aid hey ore given below:
ave lind The defendant guilty Of msnsllnghter, and
sentence him 20 ~ months confinement 10 jail the se
old and every alternate month II which Is % be sol
iary and TO receive on the first OF every alternate
month 20 paddles and then 20 be pdsousd for
~ years. aalsss sooner banished from the SAFE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
NEw.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

Fog rBs WEEK INDIsG WspsEsDLY, JULT IL 1850.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OATTLs ALL EIfOs FOR fhb WEEK.
According 10 the ports the In Tie
c.sy there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-19
srnrcAy FARM Tools srsr TO RussrA.-v

AMERICAN FARM Tools SEsr TO RussA.-We
learn from The Country brakeman that the Russian
Government is now establishing At St.. Petersburg
Imperial Agricultural Maseam for the collection aud
exhibition of implements and machines of husoandry,
and has taken measures TO secure an assert uent Of the
best American manufacture for this purpose. The
commission having the subject in charge, accompanied
by the Russian Consul General at New York, recently
wished Albany, and after careful examination of
OF our napuasiars ,S Wa. wen as Q, tle
cultural Society, made an arrangement with Mexrs
Emery Brothers not only for samples of the machinery
heir own construction, but also for the selection Of
an additional assormentthe shipnen. of the whole Of
which, we learn, has just been completed and they
will arrive out in ample season for the grand Imperial
Fair, TO take place a. Sc. Petersburg in September