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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22
| A. j. BLEEcKDR, Auctonoer, .
| %pEtT SAL y of VILLA PLOTS and BUILD

a j. ,.,,,, n,
GREAT SALE of VILLA PLOTS and BUILD
" ING LOTS in the VILLAGE OF Flush n nDin'
EI EFCKFR SON Go. will sell at auction on TUESDAY
May 20 AZ u o'clock at the Merchants Exchange;
Abo, 500 Lots l2OO feet from depot lying bet"eeh p ~
, Of ehe Jsggar land OF Dr. Mcdonald extending rom
JSmicsav TO Lawrencest portion in village L,s and
the relue plots Of from to 10 lots each IN the most a'ta
i've n Of the village with view OF Flushing Bay Inc grade
l. per The soil Is fine and smooth and ut for use
good AN ppounty foT investment IN this delightful village
cannot be elsewhere, nearly al the valuable tracts o
on,oJId Inv Large cara The facilities for transit 70 and
from Flushing by railrosd and steamboat unnvaed Time
from sutton Msletsip IS minutes Terms LIBERAL ana Ise
vi be- allowed Printed abstracts OF title wii De iu
nisbed Trains leave NewYork at 1l3 3 ii, 5+2 ahd
Iesye Finishing at 80 1886 TO- 245 45 and 6:45 pssen
H. lis 5l5 snd5 $780, Leave Flashing ato:O ''4' w. III
2:3O, g. 5:l5 ,yvL n g-O
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HJEW-YORK and ERIR RAILROAD
IN DUNKIRK MPREss a7A n, bs DehH1' Ds.''
1sa O.. ssaaisus.
WnYss.s m Tor Mddk%o~s. Nevbursh and shsHDed'
exrEEss ,ss D y sss.;s s;s. S:
II all H'n '''A '''A' '' cHHs MfNoT General Sept
TTNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
i TON for BOSTON, PR0vIDENCE-Lsnd Routs-In'
shorea and mos, direct-carying the Easter, \ ais
c6EiMoN%EALTH Capt. W. William: in cesction With
he stoningon Providence and Boston and Providence
Fsl Nd s'sTs % N. sr s1sy
a.l q hs mail Tsi, ysish esvs, Boston ~. M Wed
nesday, and Friday From Stonon-Tuesday Thursday As
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New.York-Tue.day, Thrrs
day and Saturday From Ssoninson-Monday "edne"aaJ'
depso md B1s,onD The s E1pTe.. Man Train reaching sA
places advance Of those by other routes and IN ample time is
,epger prefer remain board the steamer enjoy nshrs
rest usurbed breakfast, II desired and leave sonnSton
the a m train connecting at Providence WIN 'ne NJ
Bsgge Master accompanies the steamer and train through
beA ssh 'Ep Syh Of R board ss
the oHce, No. IFS Westet., corner of Courtandt-st
NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHILA-
IN pELPBIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-Mail and Express LINES leave NewYork at and
~ and sod m fare So Through tickets sold for Gin
the South &C. and through baggage checked to Washington
w WOODRUFF, Assistant supe rntendent ,
No baggage viii be received for trains unless delivered and
CHECKED IS minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
NFNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
j Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware, Lack-
wsnn, and Western Railroad and Eason with the Lehsh
VALLEY Railroad. . -. M ,oeo
Spf{ING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS March 70 lo5o.-
JaxeNevYork for Easton and intermediate places nom loot
n Co,rtlsndt-s st. at H. IL M and 4l0 for Sonsrvhe
by the above trains. and a. p. loan
From Pier No. 2Nonh River, a. 30 and II 81 m ana 80
ma r Esson and intermediate stations for Bonneville by ine
ssboyetrain and at $3.50 ,. M. , ,,.,,,.,o
Tbel2 M train from foot Of Courandsst and the lo m
from Pier No IN r. make eoe connection At has.oh WIN
bgb Valley Railroad and thence via East PennsyVsns
Railroad to Reading without change of cars, and connect b.
Readtg direct for Pottsyle and Harrisburg ,u,. nm
Pa,enrers for the Delaware Laetawanns and ha
road will leave NewYork at from foot Courand,H OF
100 fpm Pier No N r. only for Lehgh valley ReIoss AZ
asnd M from foot and al 800 and ll:oS
u IL hVH A'o' -'' - ~-''' p4rintsndent-
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COR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
IL steamship HUNTSVILLE, John a. Post, Commands,
win leave Pier No. IL, ~ r. On THURSDAY May y, at
ais Through tickets sold TO NewOIleans sSs I3 Mobile
s3s Montgomery, s26 Memphis sa 5 Seshyine s2y 10;
Eno1yie 425 So Chattanoogs S25 Albany, Sz3; Columbus
SCI Atalsnts sa; Macon, $50; Angnrs SIT 50, intending
carriage hire in Savannah and connecting points
Freight 10 cents per foo Apply IA. b. CROMWELL
Co No 81 West-st.
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A. J. BLEECKER, Aus'ioneef.
- N0ITNr MORRIS.

NAY boat for Albany and intermediate landing d re-,
~ Steamer ARMENIA, Csyt; sn, aS y1ssy ~
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ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAYl-
n CATION COMPANY'S HEW-YORK AND GALWAY
LNE-The departure from NewYok will be the splendid
and powerful steamship BRAZIL Capt. Campbell, which
will leave on THURSDAY, May a. 1860 touching at st. Johns,
n f., TO receive the Royal Mails. - - 81, s.o
PRcRs PAssAGE-FIst class, $50 and so; thId sso,
including free tickets many Of the principal cities on the NAN
awey Toutes Of Great Britain Ireland Third class must
provide plate knife fork &C. and bedding Passengers to St
Johns f Passage in the third class can De secured
20 brps persons out from Galway for 32 So from Dublin sss
rom ok s35 from Belfast, s3 from Londonderry, to ~
nom Waterford &37; from Limerick S35 from LONDON, Sioi
nom Liverpool $40; and from Glasgow, $40
For freight passage apply only TO ,,o,,.yn.c
Agents for the Line, No. 81 Broadway.
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WEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w between NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, calling at
QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land and embark passengers and
IL. Liverpool New.york and PHILADELPHIA Steamship Com
psnys splendid Cydebuit Lonscew Steamships are Intended
10 sail ss follows:
acknowledgements. SATURDAY, May D.
EDINBURGH ....'..''''''.'' 'SaI rinDa1 June
GLASGOW. ''oAI uhDAi June
And every Saturday the from Pier No "A n r.
PASSAGE
Csbin-To Queenstown Liverpool
Csbin-To London (ya LIVERPOOL. 30
Steersse-To Queenstown or Liverpool ~
steersge-To d
steese tickets available for six month"; from Liver
Passengers forwarded TO Hsyre Paris Hamburg Bremen and
Antwerp at through rates ~, an,
Of Passage issued from Queenstown to New
For FREIGHT or Passage apply at the office Of the Company
These have superior accommodation Tor asseger
are csnstructed with water tight Compartments and cany eK-
John O. DALE No. Is Broadway New.York, AseSt
In Liverpool TO WIN. IMAM, Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow, to WIN INMAN, No. 10 Ohon-d.
TT s. MAIL LINE TO CALlFORNlA-By
u steamers Of the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY from New York 70 Aspinwsll- ,-,
y Railroad Of the Panama Railroad Company nom Apn~
And bv sshIp. Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company from
Pausms to San Francisco.
From the foot Of Warrens
AT IL O'CLOCK, NOON, PRECISELY;
May 2l, and the ARIEL With freight aud .eeage PASSENGERS
,ny NAV 20; tho NORTHERN LIGHT with mails passengers
and freight a. usual, June D.
Uneuueut money not received =, .,,o ,. s,cc
For further information, apply at the only oihce,
No III West--t., foot Of Warren-r
forbid trusting account OF
he above ships
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GEO A. LRAvITT, AuctioseeL
pY GEO. A. LIE WITT d CO
TRADE-sALE ROOMS 40 "a WALKER-ST
POR rHB SALE OF
BOOKS, STATIONARY, WORKS OF ART, &a
~ Consgnments collected III

HENRY H. LEEDs Auctioneer-Salesoom No 20 Nassan-st
EXECUTORs Satellite entire private col
h lection Of PICTURFs belonging TO WILLIAM +. BUR-
ION, esq Henry H. Leeds Co viii sl at Auction on ,he
ENENINGS.of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, I'd and l6d OF
May at "a O'Clock evening In the gallery IN the IRVING
Budug No Broadway, few doors below HonoIst "
order of late VIM T. Burton deceased
Among the celebrated artists viii be lound the works o. bean
est Leutze Sully, Imuan C. l. Elliott l. Cole 'ehiOsnot
Pese Hamilton berager, w. Slayer seignor Gtinsborous
Ioyet French nobean Opie senaes andeeI ana count
d. Orssy Wilson Sir Peter LEY, Nike, hobDe OF brus-ei
Waldorf r. Mie Mgnard Omegauck George Moreiand An
gecs Kaufman Van Dyck, signed aud listed Murillo Sero
ese Sparuo ito Hove Rembrandt g. Romagno, Akkers-
DIXIE DE Hee Guido REM Salvador Rosa and others They
will ready for exhibition TURsDAl loh inst ana until
the ,ale. pith the catalogues, - above
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PROPOSALS ~, FOR Or, $4,000 CENTRAL Fl

= fAHk IMPROVEMENT FUND STOCK OF BB"-
essed Proposals win be received the Conpoors Odes,
syu MONDAY the 2s,h day Of May, 1850 s,2 o'clock
when the same viii be pubhoy opened for the whole
par he aooni II Two Hundred and fry Thousand Dose
the Central Park Improvement Fund Stock authorized by
eapter IS q the Laws s6o and by ordinance az the Com
pos Council approved by the Mayor, April Is, 1850
said sock win consist Of Two thousand Five Hundred
shArss Of One Hundred Dollars each and bear interest at the
fase Of per payable quarter yearly from x
ton the principal redremabe Nov 1876 from the sine
fsnd for the Redemption Of the City Debt" ,,h
The proposals VIII the Of stock desired so I
pcs share, and the persons whose proposals are
VII be reqired to deposit with the Chambe,ain OF sS y
within tsu days aer the opening Of the bids the snn w
them respectively including the premiums on the
On presenting 10 the Couptrouer the reciPs % y, rt.
sortftcates FOR equal OF the par eiue VI e
ing interest, from the dates Of pay men's ,,,p, Z -
zach sboud De sealed and indoised Proposals for
C-ua Pax lmproysmsnt Fund Stock and the same put In
sscond envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right IL reserved the part Of the Comptroller TO reet
sy or al of M bids considered Necessary TO protect pro-
~ ROBT T. HAWS, Comptroller.
Cry or NEw-YoKK. DEPARTMENT oP FINANCE,
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Cry OF newborn, DxPARTaBNT oP FINANCE,
ConPTRoIIKRs OrF2cR, April ~, 1850.


IA CROSSE AND MILWAUKEE LAND
IL GRANT BONDS-The holders Of the Land Gran. Bonds
,he La CToe and Milwaukee Railroad Company referred
20 The proceedings Of meeting Of boudhoders published in the
Commercial columns Of The n Y Tribune of 18th Of May
1 and in the advertising columns Of the Hoe and Herald Of
the date and requested TO send their PoS0ce
address aud number of bds b by them respectively JO
SEPH H JACKSON, CklirDsn of Committee, Poughkeepsie
20 GEORGE b. SATTERLEE No 80 Exchange place
kswf City, that they may be hessAs communicated With
May ~ 1850
by order of the Committee N. ROSS. Secretary.
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A. NJ. MERwIy, Aactoneer.
by BANGS MERWlN, & Co., Irving Build
40 nss Nos Ss4 and 500 Broadway, the Metropolitan
Hotel
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS,
May 81 a. and % at o'clock
The entire PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the late THEODORE
sEnGW recenty deceased consisting Of valuable
LAW and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. The Law portion
comprising full sets Of Reports in Law and Equity
Statute Laws, Digests Commentaries Tfeates ScIce Law
nphlets Choice orks in Medical jurisprudence Also
svsety Of valuable English and Books &c To be
sold Monday aud Tuesday Afternoons May 81 and p 1860
And the Miscellaneous portion embracing great variety OF
Choice Works various subjects Tin various Lngnases in
ending History Voyages and Travels Biography PhilOlogy
Bblogaphy, Poetry &c, will be sold Wednesday after
poon, May o. commencing each day at o'clock.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, May "a and ~ u
o'clock.
COINS, MEDALS, and T0hENs embracing choice eelso
hon q articles in this ne being the cabinet Of b. j. GALA
CHER, esq
THURSDAY AFTERNOON May a. at = o'clock
AVAILABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY. Of STANDARD WORKS,
In all departments including many and curious old Books
very valuable Early printed Books choice Modern Pub
hcatons Illustrated Booksmsny Of them in morocco hall mo
rocco, calf and half calf bindings
SATURDAY EVENING May &C. at u o'clock
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, embracing
variety Library Editions Of Standard Works various sub
jeets and collection Of Scientific Classical and School BOOKS
ke, &c.
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Observation-Disclosures.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dr. KANE's CELEBRATED REFRIGERATORS
The only perfect article in market finished in OAK aud sew
Tse assortment Of Jspanned Bath Tubs Toilet Ware Tee
~ Nv OGDEN and Willow Wae, Meat safes, lceOieam
fToszeTE, ,,vtn1r II LINING
Plated Ice Pitcher and Tea Sets and every article III Tie hoe
fnrniAh'ng Ah'' o. BALDWIN L JOHNSTON,
No 90 Msiden-lane, New-roH
Delivered free Of charge
TJNO HOUSEKEEPERS.
J. a. C. BERRIAN. No. 60l Broadway, m, -
,,riss nd Desers in Houset furnishing hhDhAfn' arc
nor Offering at very low prices
CUTLERY
Of every description
SILVER-PLAfED WARE, >, IL.
.S,a,5 Riyningha aud American manufacture IN al us
varieties
TEA TRAYS
m s.ss and singy; and English p.hd aRa IRS and
TIN W ARE IN great variety STEEL COFrhh, ih'oN 1
"EENNoKINC UTENSILS n every description
REFRIGFRATORS ofan the most approved hsA oNy
1HSE CHAIRS aud SOFAS; WOOD aud "h'ho"
AAkE- =, - ...or,,,.,t Of
cANpuoR MOOD aud CEDAR TRUNhS.
R-CATALOGUES sent gratis TO any address
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of ss vSr hsT'1{ HyrT e ~ per-
AZ civ ~ deceased 10 present The sane with vouch-
en- the subscriber at b. once ~, no M Sax Of i.s
s,t.bbsted New. York the 18th day q January l1o
iais Iaw6mo Tss JOHN HUsTACE Admim'u"of.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the surrogate
County EewYC notice har'Sy Of the cy Of
decessed 10 present the with vouchers
the qSIrr at hi. Office No ,w ws d day u July
NJ JIsted New York the 18th day Of January lS5o
alt lovsIno Tn. JAMES McCUNE SMITH, Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22

TOR SALE at AUCTION-A nice, cosy brlck
and brown stone 3story HOUSE, s IN splendid order With
IN the Ass improvements aud eonvenences No l4 East
53dst good and healthy hboThood Can De seen on or
at the MERCHANTS Exchsnge by applying ON the Premises
between I'd and 3days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22

g H. WOOD & Co,
Ne COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND AUCTIONEERS,
For the Purchase and Sale Of
REAL AND Personal PROPERTY, RAILROAD
STOCKS, AND 0THER SECURITIES.
5. NJ WOOD,
w. L. BOSTOCK,
=. :. BOGUE,
No - CedaI-st and No. IS West iethst,
Now-York
TO LET-At New-RocheTe, the Sound, furnished
bcps ali in eoupets order VIII be let for SIX months 70
respectable party low, the owner going to Europe
ALSO,
COUNTRY SEAT in the fmneilte neighborhood Of the
above for Of house and out houses all and
"a perfect order Commanding view Of the Sound and surround
10 TiNSMITHs AND TIN-TOY MANUFACT0RIEs-
To be sold 1t full of TOOLS of Toy Manuac-
consisting of several everpesos and d-op presses and
so1cTy too together with large stock o! unfinished Stock
worth several thousand dollars Apply TO
s. NJ. WOOD Co, No % Cedat-st.
UNHIRD-AV. SAVINGS BANK, cor 3d-ay. aud
Il 1stlrst.-SIX PER CENT INTEREST allowed on sums
and Saturday Evenings from 20 ocicck
s. S CHIIDs, Sec'y. SPENCER GREEN, rresI
NEW -ORLEAN ana MOBILE FUNDS bought
MY AUGUST BELMONT Co, No. so Wan-st
ALI. KINDS Of STOCKS, BONDS, &C.,
IA BOuGHT and SOLD on COMMISSION for cash OF on
tne at Brokers' Board Private Sale Interest allowed on
Deposits advances made Securities Annual Creaar ir
'''"0'' ~ up THOMAS DENNY Co, No 30 wal-'t-
S3 000 SLIGO, $1,000, and $ Si!TO;, to to
bfookIyn EDWARD A. FRASER, Attorney and Counselor
Notary Public, and Commissioner oil Deeds, NO. So
BrooIue-st Newly ok near the Bowery.
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Nsp1ork DAILY Gribm,re
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

sURROGATE'S OFFICE-MAY2l- BefOre EDWARD {. WEsr,
Surrogate.
WILL OF GEORGE wooD-DEvsE OF REAL ESTATE
The testator was prominent member Of the Bar oil
this city, His will admitted to probate to-day He leaves
lis wife his plate and household furniture the mouse s' los
corner Of Filth and Eleventh street. house ana o IN
Baltic street Brooklyn, and I'VE vacant os corner OF DICKS snn
Bac eets He leaves to his Dr. George X. Wood lot
Of land "A the of Wade, Texas to his son ffedrn.
Wood library two houses In Brooklyn and the nsht Oh
half the dock fronting Baltic street with the vacant lots al
to The residue Of bis real estate Is then divided INTO
seven parts the first which consists of eight houses In Brook
yn which he gives his Dr. George n Wood the second
mart consisting Of $40 In the Valley OF Lake fepn MIME
sofa six houses in Brooklyn to his daughter the
the ind mart consisting Of dwelling and farm oil thirty acres
IN RIVE Wetchester County and four houses In Brooklyn 10
h daughter Anna the osrh consisting OF six houses IN BROOK
yn 10 his daughter Mary the fifth consisting OF sx houses
BROOKLYN TO his daughter Julia the SIXTH consisting OF n
houses Brooklyn to his daughter Louisa the seventh con
% of estate held by his Frederick, which he devised
TO him In fee absolute The deyses TO bis daughters are TO oe
free from the of their husbands George and Frederick
are constituted redusry gees Out OF the personal estate
to applied to the Of the teators daughter Anna
Most If the bouses in Brooklyn situated in Sidney place
State and Joraeon streets The widow and son Frederick
Wood are appointed executors.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAY 2l-Before Judge
ssALLEy
THE BRIG MURDERS.
Gordon Hires and Edmund j. Lane, the mates OF
the brig Anna who charged with numbering three OF the
crew. were arrsgned this morning and pleaded Not Guilty.
SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TgRx-May 2l-Before Judge
ISGRAHAM
TUT scpuyIER FRAUDS AND THE EEw-HAyES RAIL-
ROAD STOCK.
Some forty counsel were in Court to-day to arrange
the order of proceeding with the trial of this There are
some 325 Defendants and it possible that their respective
claims will be heard the alphabetical order Of their names
The trial will proceed tomorrow
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6aIes bp Qurtion.
7 RI,FECKER. Auctioneer.

A J.. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
n. VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY
J. BLFECKER, SON Co will cell on WEDNESDAY,
Nav "a IL o'clock at the Merchants the valuable
Church Property situated the southeast stanton and
Forsyth SITS lot 5cxo feet less The building sub
ta well built and In good order Sold In consequence Of
the congregation moving up town. Ters liberal Hsps Ne,
at No. Pine st Q,g71
A UCTION NOTICE.
IA By LOCKWOOD BROS, No IS Murray-t
THIS DAY, az 10 o'clock,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODA
WEDNESDAY. May %, at II O'Clock,
80 STRAW GOODS.
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Bemopals.

ID w. GALLAUDET
l. HAS REMOVED TO No. II PINE-ST.,
'. here he viii continue TO buy and sen commission
HARDWARE. METAL, IRON, and other bUSlNESsPAPEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22

LOR SAVANNAH
AND OTHER POINTS AS BELOW.
The frstelass side wheel steamship
AUGUSTA, - -
Cart NJ g. woodruff win leave on SATURDAY, May 20
O M from Pier No North River Through tickets can BE- had
or he following prices EewOeans t39 Isl Mobile s.
Montgomery, s95; Columbus, s2l Albany 80 Atlanta
kgI S25 Nashville s27 75 Knoxville S2S Oi
Memphis sai Is; Augusta $l7 50 Macon, 500 Savannah
ais For freight OF Pssss2 PPy 70 NO 10 soN
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

EOR NEW-HAVEN, by steamer ELM CITY,
il from Pier No Is East River ut M and TRAVELLER,
=, In m Esre 81 No charge FOR beTths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22

GordOn Hires and Edmund j. Lane, the mates oil
the brig Anna charged with numbering three OF the
crew were arrsgned this morning and pleaded Not Guilty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-22

WlNANTs INDIAN LINlMENT is sure
w cure for Rheumatism Neuralgia Burns Sore Throat Piles
Wet Limbs Enlarged Joins &C. &c. Sold everywhe6e De
not No lb6 Creenw ich It., Newly ork City.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-20
50. Louis Lave stock Market.


ST. Louis, March III.
BEEF CATTLE--Supply better, mostly com mon
Prices from "A to 81 gross.
sHEEP--surply good. sales ut 81 to $5 II head
cows CALvEs--Quoted at $50 to $40.
HORSES Il MTLE5--The supply of Horses and
Mules has bssn large during the past week, but
the Horses have been mostly of . common and in
ferior analiyi and consequently prices, as gencr-
al thing, have ruled low. fair dema and has kept
the market pretty active, however, and prices have
been fully UP to the quality Of the animals ODER cd
In most instances The largest week busi ness OF
the spas0n has been dons at taa RaxA#. Stables
buyers coming chiefly from the country round
about--farmers. Kentucky buyers have been in
market for Mules. taking about all that have been
offered The private sales ut the Bazaar Stables on
Fiftn-st., have been ~ follows
Que 4year old mare 495 mare 4l4G; 4 do $I35;
| do sll5; span do $725; common do $7o; gray
mare sos, bay do lilo; sorrel do SIS; bay dc
SIS; buggy horse ZOE; do $3.50; do tl60; do $llo;
draught hors $3.50; do $780, do Z l65; do $l4e; dc
ti5o, dray horse $i5o; do $lze; wagon horse $iol;
do SIS; do $iee do Sos: do $li0 each; butcher
horse $40, span farm horses $is0; do SOC; saddle
horse $40; DO Sis; do $50; span gray colts $25e
sorrel PAGER SIPS; poney $50; bay carriage horse
$225s mule SIS; span do $3.50; span do s 205 dc
$3.50, do $1S1 %; do $40; do ANAL $3.50; mules
~ $275 the lot; Ii medium sized unbroke mules q,
$laso the lot. About loo horses and mules lief,
over unsold.-f intaiigencer, nth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-20

. DAILy AArE cfrr tsvHsnn, I

60 Kekuk Msreb 18th, j
rss Quantities Of produce are pressing forward
Aha snere are not boats snoughto carry On freigh
- last Ne 1t Offers. %Feafaf'sN
oar merchants are still resolving large and Va
rioas stecks Of eeods, and there Ia better piso
20 purchase than here.
There IL an upward tendency In Wheat and 9th
err produce, and Groceries are adva ncing j
aFLouR-supsrfns, 81 vi spfing wheat, ex
ira, - 81 Fan wheat, extra. u 70 to IS so.
BRAN. AND SHORTS, Ts.e 80 per 90.
cORN-~Se 70 31---good dsmapd.
lBARLEY-Spring, 5eaes, Fall, 7Sasoe. .t..
WHKAT--~In good demand. FAN 81 GOAL D.
Spring coal %. ssa casa
0A15--35 to SO.
RYE-~Toa76c; In good demand.
PoTATOEs--Ss to 80 by the load retail 40 to 80
iGkoCERIES-New Orleans Sugar, fair pssl
prime aaaioa, clarified loalos crushed and loaf Ii
S15. Moiassss--plantation 80 10 s6s, 8. III. q
70 90, Golden Syrup, So to 200. coGss--Rie lsa
to l4s Java is to isc. Laguyrs, TO ii. Rics, SIG
60.
soAP-Palm ssc, Family Sac.
& cANDLEs--stAr is to ~, stsArine 10, Mould
lz1, summer pressed, ID
. LAkD--si 30 10; retail l14e.
BUTTER--Choiee III 10 Id retail Is to 70.
HIDEs--Dry I2i OBI; green, 81; green sheep
psiu 40 70 7Sc; green hog skins rs.
HAY Prairie $5a to 50; Timothy and Hunga.
rian, $7as7A; Balsd do $sA to SO; Retail, 3I3
skEDs.-Hangarian Grass, IS to 90 cents /
Timothy, 81 90 to 10; Flax Seed, s0a0o
sUNDRI Es--Onions, 40 To 80 Eggs,7.
Feathers, zoe to S5c; White Beans, roc 70 90.
fRuIT--areen apples, choice. 81 50 per bbl
Dried apples, g0to 2 90 per bush. Dried peaches
81 ~ toS So kaisins, 81 30 10 4 GO.
CHEESE---W. h. Ii 10 III Denmark . to 10.
PH0pISi0Ns--Ham 10 to II Shoulders . to 81;
clear aides 10 TO III.
nssxF-~9 aetc gross, 10 DC Ser quarter.
SHEEP-s2 80 TO 81 10 u head.
HoGs.-Dresssd. 81 90 to $50
sALT-a. A, 81 30 to so psr sack Kanaw-
ha, 7Oa2so per bbl.; Liverpool, - 10 per sack.
Lake 81 80 d bbl.
fISH--Maeksrel, Mel $50 70 81 p Dbl Ne
3Slsto4te; No. . $l1tosIs. white, No / IS 80
TO s5 rs n half Dbl. Cod Fish sto eN n.
kxcaA1sE.--ln New York for currency ~ pc,
cent orgoid Der cent. 6s.Louis per cent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-20

FIRE INSURANCE.
Missouri State Mutual
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ST. LOUIS.
DIRECTORS.
lbs. McCune 5. VI. Edgell, C.S. freely,
e. Wyman, @. Ii. Peck, B.W.AIexandsT
James smith, A. ID. Pomeroy D. D. Page
Il IS ELLIOTT, Scc'y. S.M. EDaELL Pres Z
no ExrRA-nAxARDoUs RISKS rAKRH.
F.D. HOLMES, General Agent.
deco dly A. BRIDGMAE, Ag't, Ksokuk.