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THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN
L TRIAL RAJ, ROAD.
40 NILES DOUBLE TRACK.

80 NILES DOUBLE TRACK
Ihs capacity OF this Raaa il now ssul to any IN tha
Three Through Passenger Trains
Between rtisbusxh and Patiaieiphla,
Goaueettns direct In ,he Enon Ieys r.s,n'sh With
Sew Ysrk eostsn b.u'ose % I'd Wa.a @ ns'en City, i5a:
fsia: fate fur u tsaa.poztsssoa a Passengers
Efprt.% ssd ri Linz. run through 70 rhistelphla,
"asat ss r. T.: o. @ ,,,
s:vtp;af CaSsto kxpE:s a1d - IIa.. The E1sFtss
H. Sa .ss d f. ss @ e@ s s;s. ss .
F-<t LLns e"nnert ff Hlttmorr and washlnxton.
thu; r. isy %rS e t3s .s'y G as,s's
two pais rss:a. bs.sssa t''i xs1 W. w .ni rt..ea.
.4s Tickets 70 Boston Eooi rta Norwich Fail River
Or s'on!nks.a Lnss Boston passengers ssss Of
ekess u obtained At sny Of fshe Important Railroad
u s sp s oss tss H.
@ =. 'he Company Ia 1os'on New 1ofk Baltimore. or
A1T oTu1x lsouTxr
AK FSR T. Br
SikEoF Il LINE Ne s5SEsEs i1 THE EAST AND THE
The connecting trac1s by the RAILROAD prds- 1t Fits
bura avoiding I'll dta9aTe feae Freight together
TS IT M ?as'e T. II
F"r FN:ht ce4siasts OF Shipping ldtesonA aap1y 10
5isS e afat ri ie'"''n,
Ms p's,es &Go zMr.v le. u; j. J. j"aastoa. Ripley.
Ssl:ass;5 s ss5sss tE e. - -. = my: l.
vie: & Q. 1'Ei.ey : T.. ,Es.H.se lu..: i. ". ~
hs% Ss 5sa fs Il R III E.,E; Il i .s sh*i ;ss' It
Ys,phm; II rs1n trs ft*,; xce Sas. /; T. kros,1
points in IN. Nest.
The Greatest Facilities offered for tho
FroAest tlon ah4 speedy rEaMs.
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CATz1E.-3he prevailing feature Of the mast week has
been du1lnrss and many dovers ar that it has been the
woFs week Of tho seas. There has been but leht De.
snd sor cse and that or.y for extra teevea Ihc la.ce
portion Of The shlpments hAys beea y OWEN who can not
xii here cx:rpt a loe an5 pfe their chance. in
The New 1oEk matket wbsre thsY will probably .roer
much greater loss Oar o-tdd dc quotations a.e only fo
lots at very extra beeves ct which hut lew arriving and
pAes sendk cattle from the country ,nus Lot exprc4
get such IL for their ordinary they viii le
woefnl'7 disatpon'A. l.rge portion Of the ordinary
atock with which the .makes Il d'ugsed Is 1etaied In
rall lois At from t, aye aad evenlower. and
in our l Of ssle There has beeuA few sales during The
week Of rerv III bess high &c md one vy cxra fat
Ia 1oEa and which VII compare favo.ahly with any
Il s site brought to market this seaaoa Il asa but
exceptions, antmos uf the ta1ea of erea good fa
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illinois CENTRAL RAIL-
l. ROAD.
1S59.... Winter Arrangement.
TN and after Sunday, December TIL 1850, trains vtu
Leave the GFc.lI Eentra1 Depot At
80 sm, isundays sxcsptec} arriving 1t Peor. at $40
p.m- u Decaur u el3 p.m.; Il Springfield u
5.ia p.m.; st. Louis NJ Il ~ A.ua-: CaFo 1t 4,ee
an New Orleans PIN: ~ hours lEom IL!e-<
.... Rp.
80 p. saturdays e1cepted} arriving II S. Louis At
l.oOpm.; Calm II Us p4nt. Memphis I ~ a-m-
secona DAY, and New Orleans II 6l3 I'M, sh.zd
cay.
EI Sleeping CAzs On Ill Night Tfana
HYDE PARK AN D NUODLAWN TRAfSa
Leave Chicago 1t TOO a,nn, Leave Nootawn II - s.1
LOO noon. - 1.00P.n
3.lspm. - t.Q1 u
". r. ARTHUR. Cen Superintendent.
We. JOHNSON. Geu. PASSENGER ksrt.
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New York Market

tthc Chicago, Pittsburgh h Font Wayne Ta.ts;-
" Gait averaging ls00 rs 70
= uN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a.16
40 lUU .................... s,,,3
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FRAS-1'CTS i. A0FF.n-T-S-s.
Consul Of the Grand Ducav OF SAKE Near The DuchIki
Of REn*wtrk and Saxeuta and IRE city ef Frank
fos aa " special asl e sevta! state agthos:,s io ~
HANOVER II E>sIA, NASSAU U, PRUSSIA. sAXUSY
WIRTEMHERG, ULDESBEkG, &c ta:s~oAwly
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a y n II T. II II II \ II Fl Il
To bceolt 4. rubc Auction in the City Ct Chicago on
Thursday, April IS, 1860.
This inc Steamboat bull. At Newport in ls: hy ,p
tain +. y aid At cost Of ard Furnished sld
The ake-. shs has n!s se rs service aytrs
been laid for want Of be- pf sent reu'e s1rE
o r+quls nF but liHie rseant IN aEd small cxrtn to
rut IrE in con. .p!ee,r ,r:m Tor salI.ns.
PASSENGER ACC0aIMOD ATI0NS.
She IL Cited up with :. .lesan, stste rooms, Of three
the tonfuHthte Accommodation Of ar ra..t nAsrs.
FREIGHT CAPACITY.
Her capacity for lstt is rery ample earring abrut
heavy t1af1e.
BOILERS. ENGINES, SC.
Stehas two ,csurc c ndrical boilers q feet lrE
BY ~ fCt TT iaut ter. and low pre- eEgt With g.
inch c,1ndt1shsd sl.oke wh so,cin: and fc
st liz pse.sryers Ind noas j. lie 1squsse arpoint
tnents Of q ffs cl1s. steamer
DIMENSIONS
Her1tm.usons IS CT. urollrep IRE IS follows: Length
se 70 J. fxet b't 9TH 81 Fl. depth Is SIC feet: and
Thc and Of Ills Steamer will c better un
derstred BY atnz iha: i TIC present time ,he aed ey
At tsoI" uwngsn The cnesal dep esti Of al kinds Of
ve.! prere',y The Lake 1t is Expected hat this boa
purchaser The term, Of wi! ). fol .~s:
$50 tLe day Of salc AID the tnce in r.t class
any sfthe fonts Sot .: o,hes de eirss. cf H. Chi
caEo Milwaukee Kaiitcad Company in p. rarnt day
ot;i:e ,as
vii te sold le,h in the No:th Bf.Ech Of t:hcsgo
ver. near Chcg Avenue Btd=. IN The city of Chicago
tim can e I'd opportunity oaerel TO examine lie
boat, by addressing tic uldets med.
,,,... ,.. 49,, ,s,o ". L. SYKES. y: AGENT.
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CHICAGO & NORTHWEST'N
~ RAILWAY.

CHICAGO d NORTHWESTN
~ RAILWAY.
Change Of Time to Northwest.
On aed at1er mon DAT April 9th, trars 90 ch! a,oacd
Sanh~e.sesa isalway Wit leare Chfcaeo IS follows:
Day express e ate1hoen accommodation, tv0 pa;
1sh, .,s, ;sR;s4s' 40 RI; R9 sn,.n,.,d,,.
CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
,nl a1at1s :. Gaieasa 81 :. foloTs: saa' '''as
Day Ex2rtse sad Aait cavca Al ;l5 am md ss.yes II
o: PM tsundays e1cepte1.l
arrives y So An. 1Mondsrs ersseoi:G.5 @'1''
'o'f Accommodation H9 q ;ss4asa,.s1esp.sd 4S
THICAGO, BURLINGTON i
~ CCISCr RAILROAD:
Passenger Trains leave a1t aztve Chicago follows:
Day Expsess leaves ~ sundarA exempted Arrives
slS pm suntays E1pteas leaves 500
endosa Accommodation eaves4 sundays
exc:pta:; aE1s'es 80 aH = sua:,:, .t sasepted.
Chicago. Ap:n ah. is.e: w
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE
~ RAILROAD Depot corner Of Vest w.ssr and
Ccox streets Two Passenger trains daily. SUNDAYS ex-
ce:tet Leave Cic7R st 9,st and arr sc =: Awau
Nx.uErr AID Minnesota hal!r.ai. and arrive Il
Crcs,e IL The evening" wa* immediate connections
| n.a.e xirh rally lacke: boats for -. Paul.
iesse chcako Il ta IN; ~ .ssss St Arau
< aaxckan Accommodation Train Leave. Eaukss,n 81
1e'a.n, arrives II c4caEo 1t go H.
Trims ave milwaukee, At s.,3 m. AID 3.ls pm. Ar
drc =. Chta.=o !: LILO NJ and - pm.
aprl ,ta, ..an. y. L. s1kEs. u Supt.
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Bankl>tg anu Grcbange.
HOFFMAN, & GELPCKE.
Gs.4+s:KEI:S,

IL I8 LAsALLE STREE.
Banking Department
Deposits received % Current Account t:ou patti, u
i1ieEes 5a bancss eaa CIV b. SLOWED in cases where
spes:al asTseEeas have teen Il ads to ths: effect
nsses: ss ss21s,s sssl * On ~n
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits net less than dve dolla1s received aat
Ctrfeaiss of ps'osi:s sued Interest At sx eeEt
I'LL e sslox.d ea deposits Of tbs DESCRIPTION after ths
CERTIFICATES maze payable decaad, and Il Ike fc@d.
COLLECTION DEPARTMENT..
81 of Paymsn. ss' CUTIE pe2S:a Sa Ekeh3nse oel
renlsted on favorable ter,ns.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE DEPART-
mENTs
sikh. e Tine 81. o. The PHncpzl cities
lave tnsds az 81 Ehlss sst 90:
abel to osss By telegraph ne CT Notes Accept
aaees' Accounts, 1e, tn New iors.
STOCK uEPiRrnENT.
we6ar snd 81 o. Consa.doa ether a: cicaEo@ @ 9.
9iallrag :e, nosd. .Id stock. Our ID se~
d as osT ;f :s :ad ass0Os attention
FOREIGN DEPARmrENT.
I'd Ts s sis iss nktGT
sae n as1a.n IT, 2asc that IT fszekn banking
ao1s 7a 3 eusctsa talou.h orr house With p9mpinssa
md iestris ot Il 70 sas Il Sss
tsis m IT, 99 Gsr f;po7derta il Lonaeo p:E kfos:
Ae!teloerz, Bale GeEae- Dresden &c. ke- tc-. hc-
He.ne particularly dcsrou, q psnotlnx 1eet eoI,ue:'
fulsy aad o2 ietrs most f.vnsaee extend particular fac
ttes oJ opening credits % tc. responsible Western In
ca lnnt;tances & &C. paya5e In aaY part Of Europe,
ma z with promptness acd dispatch,
Country HxkA aad Bankers supplied with Foreign
Bills a low rates. Private bontsand cegot4ts
ahrpAd.
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f.eUlCAGO MILL-FUkNlSHlNt3
DEPOT.
, 1860-04-10

TOBACCO-Just Received, Sew
l. cal choice bs7ols Natural LIT Tobaeco in boxes,
hAn bofe3 anu ca1ties.
PARSONS, PITKIS + EHAE1Ei,
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T ARD OLIVE keep constantly
- o. hand supply Ct yo.1 Winter Strained Oh. aad
are prepared to furnish HAlroaa and the trade
T1ada Buldiuks. adiea.-32
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THos: 4: scUrl. uea7 sup't, .Atu"ua- n. t:soly
BUFFALO s. LAKE HURON
~ HALLWAY. Shortest and te:t route 10 Dut 10 and
other Eastxfn cities.
r4n ie.sln CAicaso st .c0 p.m arrives II Detroit
10 a-n. At t41ts 10 p.m.. Buffalo S05 Ill.,
con ceiling With n Central + But IL, l. y. r. i Lr:s
tain: Es East T:rkets vt ths 1oa,l r. ohtatned
tEe Gn0A Eep0t. K. .$.EAlsrkls
faIA lenIN
, 1860-04-10

TEAS. TEAS. TEAS.-300 halt
. L. cheats etoIce quality and low prices.
PARSONS. P1Ik:< I HANhEI.
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. In ssc..msnss, nsr.h ls. Samuel =. - -DT-
In Forest City nnL Thomas R.per 70 sassn .n,, d.
In Sag Franchise, March IA, By the Rev. y Moo "
Frniz Vasnn hayerhoper 70 Mrs. Marie Psulne Ssys.
In Nevada March ., John Hamilton 70 Mary Stnner
In kevsda, March II Harry Mills to Mary Ann Gedhey
In Humboldt March 2, J. H. Davis TO Susan Il. Howard
. DIED.
In San FrDcsco, March Mrs. Ann Dryer aged 30 years
formerly Of Boston.
In sss francisco, March O. Edward Cumber,nd only Of
Edward and Francis Jane CAIN native Of Baltimore Nd aged
years and months.
In Sacramento March Joseph Henderson native Of Mrry
lard, sfed SO years
In San Francisco the evening Of March Edward Bier.
ridsn ased 20 years ard months
In ALLEGHENY town Sierra County, March Of typhoid hver
Andrew Johrs aged 30 years native Of PhsdephiA
In Sacramento, March William b. McCerny late Of Mis-
sourj, AGED n years.
In Gan Ahdlsss Feb 49, Of consumption Michael yhsy pin.
ter formerly Of New. s2edfcrd, Mass, aged % years
In Suisun Valley Jan 20 ah c. Barber, formerly OF Au-
BAN Ohio, ssed ~ years 10 monshs. =, .
San Francisco March 49, Mira Carmen HUBBARD formerly
OF Chill, wife Of John ~ Hubbard. AGED 40 years.
In Sacramento March Isabella T. Henderson ased ID years
native Of New York.
In Sacramento, March g. jane, McGinn, aged IS years
San Francisco March H. Capt John b. Ross, native Oh
sufoIk County, Leng Island, aged 20 years.
In Crescent City March Msjor Joseph Z. Wendell enc oil
the first settlers Of Crescent City.
At Cottonwood Shasta County March s. D. c. Huntoon aged
80 years. n.
In lore City Amad,r County March of consumption, Ben
y. Line hin Of Belfast Me-, sged 20 years.
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manner Of viewing this question. They can ccmuu'
Scsse them TO you in detail. Your duty gentlemen, is
10 seoOud u.s. and advise you TO invoke the Divine
protection"
Then, turning toward Count PAniu, the Emperor
sdded;
"Ipreseht to you y0ur colleagues. am convinced
TIA. thew VII set themselves seriously TO work re-
oueN Of you TO bring this affair TO conclusion IN
prudent and serions manner, without no NeV9r, ~
long delaying the solution. Adieu, gentemehi WIS"
you snecess."
The following letter hiss been received from war
saw, dated March 1S: ..~o1
Numerous arrests have been lately made IN setera
towns Of the Russian Empire twenty PelsW1' Kao
been ipcarcerated at Kew and among them M' nsV-
zapoweN. a professor Of the University. Inc arrests
were stili more numerous at Charkon' ADTie VIZ
Iikeyse acme ne-Sons arrested at kazan but am not
able 20 inform Won whether they were as as
at Kew and Charkof. The persons arrested are
.,ha-o5 LII having conspired 70 found distinct
nas;6ySi;, !. + generally believed that the persons
rss,s5 I'll he set az liberty, and that the police have
.,ortorra"5 literary associations with political clubs
MAJ roole believe that the police csused these
resss 10 he made they frequently did uader the EN-
49,, Nicbolas to give high idea Of their zeal and
frie;lance However that may be, are living in a
iationsties and free trade the bases Of the
political sys EN- proclaimed here. Several persons
think that Russia has grand part to perform in this
Transformation Of modern society. Landed property
throughout the Russian Empire has qusdrupled in
value since the question Of the emancipation Of the
peasants has been raised Fifteen years since de-
siatne about rood of ground could be purchased in
Ianrida for three silver roubes i0s.) The guam
h:y Of ground would now sell for 30 roubles."
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e the vein s almost pure goid 90 little q the quartz
IA it, IL is ssid chat $50 900 was offered for ffh Of
The eaimf ard the owner said he would not sell for
The Legislature has given the name OF Arcadia" TO
the village in Humboldt County hitherto called
"UnioD, and tie shire town Of that County. .
An injunction has been granted to restrain the Board
of Supervisors Of San Frencirco from granting the
prvee Of building railroads IN the streets OF San Fran
CISCO because the charter gives them no power TO nave
Ialros de made.
French Association has been formed in this city, to
propagate the theories of Charles Fourier in regard to
the reorganization - society They have library OF
books on communism, ana 1--we reaapgfoom oPen
to the public three evenings every Wees.
Mrs. Murtha, wife of VIM. o. Murtha of this c,ty
was burned 80 badly the night Of the 18th by neI
clothes catching FIRE from candle, that she ed on tns
morning of the 18th. .
a sem-monthy paper here, called JoRes's Circular,
devoted chiefly 10 the discussion OF Mexican iand
titles in California" - .
The Dahl National newspaper has been swallowed
up by The Herald, so that hereafter we snail nave
only one Administration paper in this city ins'esd oil
two. -, :.
St. Parioks Day. by the discovery early IN the morn
ing of stuffed fgue supposed to represent the trish
Saint hanging TO the top of the liberty pole on Ports
mouth square Some HberniaDs attempted to take
the figure down. but the hallisrds had bsen unrove,
and they could not climb the pole, which they tnen cu
Indignation took possession of many of the ex-know-
Nothings and there was imminent danger for some
hours Of grand row. The matter passed, however
with ore or two st-fsh and the pole was again 30
mp in the evening.
The schooner Rambler from Neap Bay, at the mouth
of the Straits Of Fuca for San Francisco has been
wrecked, and nothing has been heard OF her crew,
who, it is feared, are lost.
The schooner Josefa, with cargo of ignumvite,
from Acapulco for this port, foundered in lat So lou
l28 w. on the 28h ult The crew escaped In the life
boat and arrived at Santa Cruz after being out thir
teen days, and ufering severely.
Divorces have been granted in this city in the follow
ing cases:
Mary Nobett agt. Robert Noblett.
Lucy NJ. Ladd agt. John nj. Ladd.
Emma Waterman agt. Solomon Waterman.
Mary Guerker sgt. VIM. Gnerker.
In the case of Josiah Lusk agt Laura Lusk, d.
vorce has been denied. -
Christina Barry has commenced, in this city, a d.
vorce suit against her husband, Edward l.. Barry.
Divorce suits have been commenced in Sacramento
by Sarah Frances Holmes agt. Eemuel o. Holmes,
and by Sarah j. Welsh ACT. VIM. Welsh.
Webaye news from Portland to the Nth inst.
The citizens of Portland have subscribed l,OO0 to
open wagon road from Priests Rapids, the head OF
piesent steamboat navigation on the Columbia, to the
Smilkameen mines
We have dates from Olympia to the 18th inst.
The white population of Washington Territory is
about and the total assessed value Of taxable pro-
perry s., 293,695. The following ia statement by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-11

As AMERICAN SHIP FIRED AT.-The following,
from The ~ o. Pieayune of the I'd, is alluded to in
photographic dspatch published on Saturday morning:
"CaPt. Swasey of the ship Masconomo from Liver
pool reports that Thursday, the 9Th Of March, while
on his passage hher being off the Island Of Cuba, in
latitude 49, 50 NJ longitude 75' 40 W., he was sew.
eral hours chased by war steamer, carrying the
ship.
Capt. Swasey, fearing damage to his ship, hove to,
when The war steamer came up, simply inquired the
pane OF the ship, where she was from, and whittier
bound and then left unceremoniousy sailing away TO
the eastward.
Capt. Swasey states that during all this time he
had the American flag flying as well as the ships pr-
yate signals. He adds that the following day he was
boarded by an officer from the United States steamer
Son JacLt TO whom he related the particulars OF this
Outrage, and who requested hin to report the same
imme diately upon his arrival 10 port
A eircbmstsntial report like this deserves mora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-11
ONE DAYIATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.

The North Star sailed from New York March 20,
and arrived at Afpinwsll on the 9th at IL D. H. max
ing The psseage out in days and II hours. Sailed
from Aspinwal April 9 at p. m and arrived at the
wharf, New-York, at 3 q. m, April 10. The passen-
gers and mails of the North Star ftom San Francisco
have come through in 20 dsys and 10 hours. The
North Star brings 81 in specie and 52s passep-
gers. At 1896 April 6, passed steamship Ariel, %
miles north of Inagua, hence for AsPnwal Left in
port of Aspinwal, United States ftigaes Roanoke and
Sabine, stOIe.shp Relief, and French brig Lucier.
The following is the specie list Of Che North Star:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-11

The pro-saveIy press are very fond Of asking why
STAKEHOLDER has not the right to carry "hs property
wherever his business or his pleasure calls him. This
question is answered in the true Yankee fashion by
asking another, and the following; "Why can't
carry my property where please ?" as the man said
with two pOleests in basket and pound Of ass af@t-
ida IN each pocket trying to force his way into ball
room.
-ST. PAUL, Minnesota, elected Charter Officers on
the Sd inst. John S. Prince (Dem was chosen Mayor
by 1l4S votes to ,l33 for Chas. d. Gifllan, Repub
(Lsst FALL Becker, Dem, for Governor, had 288 ma
jOriy. The other Democratic city candidates this
Spring had 200 to SOC. majority.
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CouulerciaI.

MONDAY EVENING, March ~, 1901.
Scarcely any thing in the way of sales has transpred
to-day tie usual seamerday engagements having occupied
TO exclusion Of other business Money matters
expectation rather the bulk OF financial
having previously arranged We have heard OF
som transactions collateral below the usual rates
With exception Of Barley nothing OF moment has been
doDe in Grain Therea disposition TO take up this DESCRIPTION
on peaien al about 81 35 We have sales Of Wheat TO
report The French ship Jean Bspe loading for Calao
VIII take sbo. 5000 sacks Wheat She the on vessel now
leading or der charter take Grain. The Chile No 50
cotemporsIy has not finished dsehaIgng and
when this accomplished will to the coast OF Mexico, to
take cargo Of Dyewoods TO Europe.
To-day have the arrival Of the Sandman brig Gen GarbA
d. Rio de Jsneo, with coffee to James Patrick Co. Also
SCH Geneva from the Of MEXICO, TO Lynch Roedng
The Geneva brings $4,000 in tire sure
FLOuR-lC0 bbls Dunlop Moncure Co.'S Richmond extra
BARIKY-6O sacks at So 49, $50 do and 200 d. at 81 40 and
700 sacks taken speculation, private.
OATs-lGC sacks at 81 81 y l0O}b.
HAMs-25 ties l. X private. -.
CAsDLssAt auction, BY De 10 tldndge, zoo bxs IhAin
at l8c. a. h..
. FIsn-2O drums Hake al SC. " N.
WINE-50 casks and 50 do New-foh Fort /" private
teIus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-11

A WoMAE AND A WIFE.-Some weeks since,
New-York merchant was advised und persuaded to
take Southern trip of recreation on account OF the
condition Of his health He desired 10 leave alone,
and nos unnecessarily, he thought TO remove ms
wife from the care Of the family and to burden ner
with the nursing of her invalid, who only needed
change and recreation His wife, no less Determined
IN her own feelings and Of duty, was resolved
on accompanying him. and, finding all ordinary means
Intellectual for gaining his CONSENT she went 70 tne
steamship on which bis passage had been engaged
she introduced herself con6dentially TO the captain
begged quiet berth, and thus secured her o2lect
The steamship some hours out from New-fork
before the invalid husband discovered that bis faithful
and devoted wife was 60 him. On the passage,
from that time, she was not only 10 her hus
band, but minisseriDg angel Of comfort 70 all who
needed her gentle attentions lCharleston Mercury.
DKATH OF AN OLD NEoRo.-Negro Sam lately died
on the plantation Of bis MASTER A. j. Billingly Of
Jones County, Georgia. When captured In Africa TO
be brought TO this country be says he years old
He landed In Charleston, and was bought by the
Sowther family lived with them In that city nearly
twelve years. and was in their possession till few
years since. From Charleston, Sam was carried ID
Savannah and stad there forty years, and moved to
ths section about the year 1896 From the evidence
Of reliable persons and the Negroes own statement he
ksupposed to have been over O years old at the time
of bis death Macon Telegraph.
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Marriages md Deaths i'm California.

At Douglas Flat Cslsverss County Feb le O. C. Holmes 70
Susan y. Gum =. ~
residence John w Bell John w. Baldwin OF knights Lana
IN ~, to Mrs Elizabeth L. Jyin. . , n
In San Francisco Marsh by tho Rev. C. II. NoIthup Geo
Friend Of ts city, Sarah Gates formerly OF Waiham mas
sschDsetts.
in MMysyie Feb. IL John Hempshre % Kate sweeny.
In San Francisco March H. at the Methodist Epsoopa
Church South by o. p Fitzgerald, George w fase
TO Jane Heron both Of this city formerly 81 CncinhA'
Ohio -,
In San Francisco March H. by Rev Dr. Scott r. d. Dick
TO CBthATine Stevenson Of Newly orb City - -,
In Union Humboldt County residence Of the brides
brother Judge j. r. wyman, by the Rev. A. SOFT Cu'ers
formerly Of 0otenbUs sweden Mira Hannah d. fIe' i'f
merry vi New York.
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CHRIST CHURCH, OYSTER BAY. LII

IHe ~ 7. ITtbune.
To the Editor, alluded ON tzo or threa oceas;on.
SIR: AS You hav, Christ Church ov...r R.~ y 80.
70 tne omcunes existing in # the election held this day
win be kind enoughto give the aaliou, In favor
for Wsrdens and VestyDen. The tor the Rev
the following named gentlemen, indorsins the Re-
Joseph Ransom
Wdydsns-JamesC c. Townsend. NJ. D.. David j. Yognrs.
Pesynea-Wm. I. Nc Com, ex-Yice Chancellor; solcmoa
Townsend Thomas Youpgs VIM. II. Bridgens Vim. w.
sew, ID. d. Samuel Y Lndan Roger ARkeieI and Benz.
PAGE.
The vote the largest poed before in the Parish
Oystey Boy L. J., Aphl 3, 1860.
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"a, a. ,"r. l.. Jorsssehn and Mr.. II. s. smiss.
s"Sa " '~ires to become portion Of he Pir.
me Uo~ps"' ed a carriage on which to earn
opa.'A eD', IT, should be at least one sacs
their apparatus, aud there VI win,sr !, ...I d.
Company organized bsfers n. as. - ,-'a fne
District. In that csse, we shall ave W 'eh no more
stories of the destruction of life such sa'se WHICH
Fave startled and hori6ed the city during pass
mcntbs.
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SUCCESSFUL FORGERY Last Saturday AFTERNOON
the Captain of the steamboat Manhattan received order
porting TO have been signed By Mssrs Case Leather
dealers directing him deliver the bearer 90 sides of leather
valued at $50. The leather delivered and carried ~sy
but subsequently discovered that the order f,rrd
search at instituted fer the leather and
ca found at the s7re No 81 hsson street. keptb German
shoemaker named W. Marks As ascesinsd that the
German had paid less hsn half the value the leather
taken into custody y Ocers 6urdiek and King charge
receiving stolen goods He committed 10
oD. The adro forger who the swnds
been arrested though efforts being
his location.