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schr Burley Ntrkorpon, Providence. Z days.
eehr rDilh Wneex, Portland days.
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Roanoke, Norfolk, 10; and shors-
Wind ii sunrise NV sunset B9E.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WWMnDAY, ARn 10, loo2

WDHupAY, ARH 10, lee&
Notwithstanding TIE ausyissous uernn wAash dswned
upsn Tho brsksrs and drsvsrs q Burs hsaA tsouy,
fshed 70 nPeH ssw Of enthusiasm 70 thsn, hasmssA
~ their spirits had IN eeeual danper pAsed spea than
BY tho considerable increase OF beef oae q the varos
yards ana consequent depreciation in calves Tho market
was unusually dun on Tuesday, and the sales were sn,
whAah ieta large number on sale to-day The saesk sos-
nsssd mainly q large, coane sxea-nusA The same -
INST week-thoush there were moro Of nrst clam sass
offered than hs been the for sone Tina
past Tho demand was only moderate tor tho better
Kinds. however, while fr tho poorer dessrip-
tens the market was very duh and depressed,
while prices declined full one. fourth Of . cent
. pound ON The average, and nearly that amount al
around. The indications were that few Of The poorer
kinds only would be LEFT over unsoId, though largo pro-
portion q the offerings were taken At merely nominal
RAGS Inc market was much the last week every
way The total receipts at Allertsns for the week
amounted 70 8A01 bead, and 1t all the yards 1865 head
against 400 bead last week. Al Bergen Hill tho sales
On Monday reached 486 head. At Brownimgs Cham
berlins and OBrien's there was no visible change IN
the demand or prices.
The tsta receipts Of an stock At all TIE yards for The
week and last week were a. follows -
wasAsm9tow rard. Browmiag'a CAamberliaa O'Brio1s.
This week.. .3407 ID n 10
Last week. 1853 30 B 10
Tho onrrent prices for The week n al the narhsas
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The New York East Conference.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

hysur report Of the proceedings Of the New York East
Conference in session at Stamford Conn., your reporter,
wiring upon:he subject Of lay delegation on Monday, re-
pcssens me - advocating posponement Of the question
for fsur years. Ny position was that as II would re-
que four years TO mature the pan proper TO COM
enoe at once, and that 1t due our aty TO give
Nom fut share in the counsels of the Church.
The accuracy Of your reports generally such that
am ''rous that this Misrepresentation should be correct
sing decidedly In favor Of the Introduction of Law
aentaton into our Conferences, and believing that
porter inexperienced me, trust YOU will grant
privilege OF . correction J. KENNADAY
JKLYN, April II, 1860.
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The following COMPARATIVE table OF Tho state
ments made BY the city banks in March, 1859 and
1870 has heen nuhliahed.-

Total. jsls4,524,74o lsi,4ssSn s,oss.2os
Dunkirk harbor is open, and the Erie Railroad
Companys propellers are doing q fine business
Buffalo is still closed BY ice, with prospect Of an
early opening.
With reference to the position of the dry goods
market, the Independent Of to-day says:-
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MaFKet, the mdep@ndent OF to-day says
Trade continues active. with good prespscss Tor two
during the week. and at prices rather better than 1t the
previous sales Jobbers have been extremely busy
keep up TIE supply The BY trade from the city 70
Ohio, and including New England ia much more active
sections Plain dress silks Of premier quality are wanted
and prices are improving Millinery goods arc the worst
in the market wooep goods do not share as fully Is
market seems more everdone. me clothing
houses are not yet buying the material for
=, a clothing More done in sanmer goods.
and are reapng great harvest orders
Keep flowing IN for future delivery steady prices for all
meet with brisk demand Of the desirable styles and
lawns have also improved In fancy cassrneres there
more doing but particularly IN the better grades Of quail
~; out other kinds OF woolens duh and heavy, the
oversock Of cheap foreign woolens affecting greatly the
demand for domestic fabrics The imports OF foreign
ern demand for goods still ses but from all other parts Of
the Union good consumption exists The Western States
that suffer are those beyond Ohio. namely, Illinois, Ind
which do mainly Northern business much hrper thia
season than ever before
We learn from Philadelphia that the prospects
are that the tonnage of the Reading Railroad for
the present week will reach 10000 tons, against
$1,000 tons for the corresponding week of 1853. A
Philadelphia paper says: -
The business Of the road looks aterng in the extreme
The coal tonnage Tor the last Eve weeks has increased to
the enormous item Of 60 600 TONS and 1t 10 confidently
pected that the average increase per will not be less
than 10 tons from this time forward 70 the end Of the
year. making over two millions Of Of coal for the
year 1861 This extraordinary increase will be equal 70
1855, when the stock selling at SAC per share We
anticipate soon that will require no buing TO put this
stock 70 much higher 1gures We have the circulars
their spring business 80 cents per higher than last
year. and raised their price 10 cents the LIST Of june and
10 cents the s OF July and the Reading railroad to
respond with these rrces have agreed 70 put up their
tolls Is cents IN July and Is in September which
will be published, we learn, in the papers next week
This, we think, will make large demand for anthracite
coal Immediately and would not be surprised to see
the tonnage Of the Reading Railroad Company reach
tons per week soon.
The following table shows the amount Of hou
and grain in store at Chicago on the 18th instant,
compared with the corresponding dates in 1858 and
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Mich COWS.
Tho market continues to be characterized by the
dizziness which has formed tho conspicuous feature
durg the past few weeks and with the continued heavy
receipts consequent upon favorable weather during the
spring MONTHS very little Improvement IN looked OI for
some time hence The out Of town mNknen are taking
most Of the good COWS, reluctant about taking
ta.ons quoted above Prime and young cows, giving
nom twenty 70 thirty quarts per day. active for p
yae use and 70 the mkmen. The total receipts at ali
Wash'n Yard. 8roanin0's. CAa~.osrliaa VBrscas
I 1ss, week wssf. .1s az 81 g g
WIN continual heavy receipts q gil the yards the map
ket has ruled dull and depressed for al kinds except
strictly prime . and prices are no%nay oxer the quota
prices The prevailing high prices paid for milk nterferes
s found be more profitable 70 sell the milk for six cents
per quart than 70 feed TO calves, which sell, when 10
good order q 6K 70 OK cents Hence the superabun:
prime. The receipts at all the yards for the week and
last week we're follows -
wa,Atngson- BroHnsns'. Caam1rlin. o.Brien's
Last week. 1os SO So Isl
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
The supply Is larger than last week, but the demand
continues moderately active at the full prices then
rent Good 10 prime sheep find ready market 1t prices
ranging from S. to So per head extras range I'll the
ings were Of good average qu .ity~shere being but
few inferior sheep sale any of the yardswhe the
bulk ranged from good TO prime, with considerable
yards for the week aud last week as follows
WasAiHgton Bro'osing's. Chanbsriin's VBicn's
sss week. .sst IS IS Ssn issa 81, Sc
The supply moderate, and with fair demand prices
have A. s having been effected
kinds. There were on sale 28i5 head
REHABILITATION.
The total receipts OF all stock At all the yards for the
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FOR CALIFORNIA
North Star. New York. o.. .Aepin,

HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
EXPIRE CrT-From New York ID arriving At Havana ~
and New Orleans 10th From New Orleans AA Havana "a
arriving ut New York 20th.
CAHXw1A-From New York In arriving n Havana In
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9Th Havana 00S
arriving at New York Sd.
PHnADEIFHIA-From New York I7th arriving Il Havana
20 and New Orleans a1h From Now Orleans bth HAVANA
De 6oro-From New York 2h arriving u Havana Int and
New Orleans 3d. Fram New Orleans Eh Havsna i6th A.
irving at New York 18th.
Qu4Km CrrY-Fron New York April a. arriving as Hs-
vans April - From Havana April "a arriving At New YORK
EArANxAFrom New York for KaAnns On he 6h Of sash
month, at 2PM.
KARNAx-From Now York for Havana VI Nassau MP q
Ne arvlof every alternate CunaSd steamer at New York
NB-Wbon the above dates fall Sunday soa1r1 VN
aan on Monday, enoopt from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
"A packages and le~s iRsNdsd for ~ NEW YoaK dxRAID
should be soaled
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Since December last We have had no traffic re.
turns from the New York Central Company Vow
that the Legislature has adjourned, the returns
make their appearance
TkEAsURxRs OrnCK, AIBAwY. Apru ia, 1860.
inc following b Q statement Of he earnings Of The
New York Central Railroad for the month 81 Deoember,
1859. and for the months OF January, Fsbrusry and
March $780, compared with ~ earnings for the CORES
pending nonths Of the previOu1 year
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Ams.-The market was steady and prices unchanged.
The sales embraced about 20 80 bbls., including pots
ct IS rs; pearls were quiet at IS esX.
BRxADsnuur.-Flour-Th market for common grades
Of State and Western less active and buoyanf and
cioeed at easier rates. Prices OF medium and extra
brands sustained. The sales embraced about 0Oe
a 0l0 hhla at the following nuoiations
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THE PACIFIC RAuR0lp on MISSOURI
We have private advces 70 the effect that the Governor
Missouri has agreed that he win take mo- immediate
steps 70 sell out this read in default tho payment Of the
July interest," amounting 70 about 800 0O0 and that no
pany h case ths DONE the President Of the road, Mr..
George Taylor, and the Directors who al men Of
wealth, propose 70 advance 500 towards completing
Me road from Syracuse TO Georgetown, distance OF
twenty one miles Eight miles Of this portion arc already
graded.
The following are the earnings of the Hannibal
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The following are no earnings 81 The lasteFn n
vision Of NE Ohio and Mississippi RaiksaA fnR ~
month Of March, 1880, compared with The sazss
month last y0sY:-.
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NENN CEOTHING STOIN
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,

OF OUR OWN AND HOME MAAUFAtTl l.
nUaocs % Ready Made Clothing complete, aud We a.. The
~ attention aud public n g-nra call aud
De convinced h1 he chesps; and best mate Coing
,hs Our ocs large, and We will continue 70 mase up
uHnr the Summer be sbe t keep stock H complete
We s also make Clothes 20 order, in the latest styles
and wli warrant % rr or no sale go
large stock Ohs Cs5-inerss and Vestngs on hand All
We AK IS csu and look -r yourself At MORRIS 90,
aus. 100 Mal1 Street
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RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,

i n G I q n - q q + \ 9 II { =.
TFVF subscriber been mauuisCurn. Clothing Ia the ~
ol L.snoud twenty ears, and has ~ nus ~
tme NON -. bis employ meut and viii, Ia ~
month tao axe large additions 90 thai NUM- IL
his store especially Tor manu-
featuring purposes Is determined % AXE article Ia The
cloth lg compare u every respect VIII clothing
made II Northern cities asks the patronage ~ his old
friend, and pabuc generally ysw % The fact thas h Is CIV
ema.ayreu a midst % large number OF met anic5 ana
worthy f. otherwise suHcl for the les O.
M a- b.st ot cutter alI mseraA not 20 De surpA
ed by au, auute ia Che county
M..,srI Vr.las Car.lnss and Georgia Cassuer5s and
rssd %. a -ti-, al c1,5r Strictly southern M.Uuaetar
ur House r M shall ss;fej ty personal inspection of not
shit he i-ta1 TO he has been doing past
g. B SpsNCE, Cl5tlier and Tailor,
mhs Corn Nsia agi 1871 sts., Nchnond, Va.
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no adFtTlIlellllI y lt o
o.. specified Manuscript previously agreed upoz be-
A. .r fhe parties.
Al dv,rss-,-nt marked tAe copy or speclae3
be- Of Insertions vii be nled until ordered cut and payment
81. feI accordingly
- REsrLAs ADUzsTrss, avoid any Misunderstanding
pay. the Annual Ad dsas t proper Distinctly,
a. privileges only extends o. their Immediate business Real
f.t slI an other Advertisements by
Il .-.H..I charge, and no ysIsaou.
~ Estate and General nfs' A1yr seen % be
~ the bot to bee charged The usual rates subject
Al ..-H I.sl1lrt5 ls shi. b- agreed anon.
- Booksellers t-t ys1-y 'aseT- generally, engaging
OIL more squares, with . privilege of change shah not, ther
average. .n vees insert more than the amount
tf standing ru'c uairr the contract and al
f..-.l.r .lTt .' rs charged 40 ffc usual rates
tr.-ser.ats Inserted r che >enlWt-.y Whr 40 cents
m r-a-e ol lines o- less ior thv Insertion and 80
r.. rs-. .lrr ..utila1ca or 10 weekly. cents
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BJlS CLOTHiNGl Bows CLgTHlNGN

BJYS CLOTHING! BOYS CLJTHiNG!
nARR tCOTr, HARRIS & 60. have iuat received
their supply hoys Clothing and are now prepared
@ sd. them lower than ever having bought ther much
owing the htg advanced We would,
therefore, confidently nvte all On want o good and nice Boys
Cols loE prices 60 give u call before buy ing as We
1ow We c.u sel .nyt ing in the bOIS in' lov.
DARRACOrr, HARRIS d CO,
Successors % Merchant Ncsiger Co,
ryIO No. ll2 Main ~
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Elegant Dress Goods.
NxTF invite special attention TO our assortment rich English
w Brrege euAno and French Rerege Robes In to volants
Very n q Cleric Printed Hernans
satin Plaid do
D. DO Parl. Printed Bereges, vii be sold At about
half
PLATA tnd Plaid Engiish B.reges, very desirable
Frvu,h FOulaTds, very cheap
Noltnts
Great bargains win be sold 10 an s;y Of hla 5cs as cur
stock s 100 large Tor the season. and the Coos
MUSr BE SDtDl
We , selling Ss at zoe, "s and lolc said TO the best
barg ins Ia town ,, . , o
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Y q L II
SPECIAL ATTENTION Is ASKED large assortment Of
Spring Clothing,
emf R5T1%si&s 5isiRs Ne T%,1 sT6cK
GREATEST VARIETY OF CHOICE STYLES
and BEST BARGAINS,
INTER EST
90 an purchasers buy from BY keeping variety and
class OF Goods Of Domestic Foreign Manufactures and as our IA
ces and experience In tbs line or business give ad
tsges, Gin which patrons share your niere will be
PROMOTED
BY calling Al the OLD AND RAVORITE HOUSE,
le9 Maa Street
Hy22 KERN. BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS.
SIMPSON q MILLER,
II AVE IN o. :her mandatory freh supply
IL OF CLOTHING, embracing ali the newest styles,
Zine Black Dress suits veryOT
Do Iioen aud Mars Suits,
GauIe Meno and six Shirts acd Drawers Furnishing Goods Of
every description Boys Cashmere Marses Linen I'd Cotton
ade Suits. at lls Nan Ct.
SPRING AND SUMMER
STOCK COMPLETE.
TIJHE subscribers can now shox a fun staek Of
Il Fancy and Black Cashmere,
brap p,ne
White and Fancy Linen Suits,
which Toy style, quality price think cannot he eVeeied
la MS market
FURNISHING GOODS
We call particular attention new desirable tasty and cheap
OUR SHIRT DEPARTMENT
Embraces an w Fashionable styles The approved
future. and warranted 10 dt
shirts are aie by party that has always supplied
aud gained Tor this stand 50 wide celebrity Tor hs' rate
sHAFER, HALSEY & Ce,
ia Main Street
myu Late Tupmsu Hull
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A WONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL as.

A MONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL as
soment styles Of Porraiture executed by o.
MINNIs vt his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery 2l Main
Street. Rchm nd Va may be found Lenesses Of the following
and distinguished gentlemen all OF which bear st
the experience and skill Of the various Artists employed
and the well earned ruputAt!on OF his Gallery
Fx.Gov Wise Hon. Mr. Orr S. C.,
lieut. Gov Jackson, Jno. R. Thompson, Esq
Lieut. Gov. Montague, Rev. Mr. kied
Hon Jas LYONS Rev Mr.. Peterkin
] Caskie Rev. Mr. Duncan,
Judge Lomax Rev Mr. Mnegerode,
{" TYLER Rev Mr.. Baker,
Hopkins Rev J. l. Burrows,
Chas Druce ESQ Rev J.. r. towards,
Gen WIN Walker Rev Mr.. Seeley,
Capt Jos. Myers, Rev Mr. Peterson,
Rev Mr. Jeter Rev Mr. Kepler,
Rev w A Smith, Rev Mr. Wilmer,
The late Rev Mr. Dbreu, The late Judge Butler g. O.,
The late Judge Clnpton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev Mr. Borgs Rev Mr.. schrigley
Duplicate copies Of all the above for sale and every style
Photograph from life copied from small pictures and
warranted 10 please ma90
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va B WILLIAMS. StNCEL v. RE
WILLIAMS & REID,

Commission Merchants,
" CORNER WaEECT AND SEl'JED STREET,
Cincinnati, Onto.
sCt orders al kinds % ~ rsteru Produ snd make
M .-sl CASH Advances en- COnsiguments f- sale, or
"a re hnndise bought ar3 Sto-ei o. account % qgsshssers
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMs:
yPaper RS per Snnuu; ssuiWesky S5 Weekly e9 al
80 n advance Remances nav be ade ths r8k OF the
.rs 10 where evidence s taken the dspOs Of
,ft.r.n 10 ne Pest once containing Eonsy.
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RICHARDSON'S
T1TSE

IRISH LINENS.
- DAmAsRs DIAPERS, &e
(N0NSUMFRS a. RchArsons Linens and tbose asv,,o,, .,
~ taDps We Genuine Goods should articles they
purchase sealed with the full Arm
SON SONS OWDEN guarantee OF the souudns.. ana d.
billy Of the gsods ~ ""'H-
This caution rendered essentially necessary large
OF INFERIOR ana deiee'e Linens are prepared
ane sealed Wh the name OF RICHARDSON by Houses Who
regardless OF the injury thus inflicted on the Anecs
slne and the manufacturers OF genuine Goods viii moi
abandon business profitable While purchsser, r.n ~
on with Goods Of a worthless character P"''a
"a Ch...t e,~S-. "
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CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
FOR JUNE 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO., Managers
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
N, ,x. 90 -,, 81 ,,,,,, s ,t. t,JJio ~ -. I,yl,,,in

The Managers cal ne attention f tie psJ'c 10 hs o,oino
SPLENDID Schemes 30 be drGtoH Ia Wilmington Detdtodre
BYSTATE A UTHORITY
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CLOTHS, CassImeTes and VCsiIncs,
~ FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS
CLOTHS. CAsSIMEREs AND YFSTINGs,
For Gentlemen and Boys.
CLOTHS, CASsINERES AND VESTINGs,
For Gentlemen and Boys.
CLOTHS, CASsIMERE5 AND YESr'NGS,
For Gentlemen and B0ys.
A Lar.s S,ock on hand PERKINS a 90,
je2 l4i Eagle Squre
NEW STATIONERY, &c.-Just opened to-day,
~ large supply and seasonatle stationery, which wi"
be sold low:
Cap Letter, Commercial. Note and Billet Papers
Bun white Envelopes Document, Letter. Note Long and
Opaque, great variety.
Da,os aud Arnols Ink, gallon half gallon, quart pint, 4c
Whtaey., Diapers and Pat Ink tAnls.
F4brr's aud Llbiu's Pencils, best quality.
Scaling Wax, Bin ana Reference FueF.
llls, slate Pencils. Tsur, Pencil Leads.
Dice Scissors 10 cases, Thick Bottng Paper.
Pos-OHcr Boxes Backgammon R,ardI, a.
and supply Of Leather and Tuck Memorandum Books
Of all sizes and kinds
IutSsnd. Mu.age, Bonnet Boards and Rubber Pencils
Everything and desirable received manufacur
ed w HAkuRANE WHITES
isl l13 Main Street
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w WANTEn

10000 SgiS Sgsr9MEts s,i! .it: E:a&:nd Factory q
where they can buy style Of trunk they Eb rom he nsl
ing trunk up 10 the bes iEoa frame solid eat tr an
frame sold sole eatAer vase, Garnet bas ali
the beet aseneT ana warranted az prices iov
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-05

OUR FARM OF FOUR ACRES
" NEW SUPPLY
Just Received by
A. NORRIS,
Bookseller and StatiOner.
OUR FARM OF FOUR ACRES aud the money made by H. With
introduction by Peter r. Meade Ector or the Hortcultu
vol l26 pages; Cloth; 20 ctS
C'NfEsTS.
1. Where shall We live.
9. Our First Difficulty.
s. Our Second Cow
How o Make Butter
= What We Made by Our Cows.
d. Our Pigs.
:. Our Poultry.
Our Losses
9. Our Pigeons.
10 How We Cured Our Hams.
II. Pread.
u. Our Kitchen Garden.
l8. The Money We Made.
IA The Next Six Months.
Is. Our Pony.
Conclusion myl