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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
LIIEIB,

o. ne 2ld Fettusfy lsao sn.tsrst,t,i.i-t
bsts Of s.nut sgeks shirh shs hotr v p rbft..
ltt i.r'ruir nri. MARY q CAaTLEaA.
faughisf 81 Ia Siuc.sn va. % Lsrsrsrg sst
sii' 81 Hrafy W Casismss. ga. 81 ID T.ss
I.aaY VI 90 ~ 35h year 81 bff aae
40 puf tpuuiaurg ifrl rsInIa.Ig hsfsaFst ~
Aheat cffn yfafs sFpsls patasfft~f 49, rasss
% 'htf hstahiufau 8. sbfte Oil 10 Isrefifs.s ii
pr ptfsen o. ai.far ivsnssl 20 90 uaasssfa srd
~ aHtestiif oi 49, taafarfff shs trrnrsf fhr
q zen sof uuh 90 sytnts.rsrs III 80 t..,,.
hnl mnfh as ur shEH fsff ~ feafb tsrfa u.
bef hashsnd I'D isa'iif sefu.s ifftparstis res
bsFs co. tfsfisfi nfa'htrs sas aaF tasv ~
ia ~ centrlsi ~ 40 Gatpti ttr tslm ", ,s,.
bisefing aDaEf
tChsrs''gva sut Lss,targ rsrsrs eery1
oa Manlar utFki fasi AfsaaHAH a.pp
NIB siis Of ~ faar IL Gaflssf. go go.
10 ,ftsr iss NJ 0srstsm Ksysso a ia sostt,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
A susr REBuGg.

The following oommunication from the
pen Of the Rrv. @. GEAkBEHkr Of The
Southern Methodist, 10 . fitting rebaks 10
those whose Southern intensity prompts
thsm TO pevspsper indalg.ress which can
only bring about disssnseicn sud smbit,er-
Cd feelings. Thsir newly acquired seal
works them up to tina, point 1t which their
impudsnss o'er.lesps their reason. The
late attempts st detraction-egorts to dsf.me
the good men Of the Baltimore Cosference-
(which 10 nov 10 session 81 Winchester by
even IN intimstion that they we're 10 any way
accountable for the John Brown raid, nerit
the condemnation Of all uell-msasing men.
Read the following from the eloquent and
pious and patriotic Cranberry:
AN impelled by love TO ny country and nv
State To The Aeibcdi.m and the dearest OF all
Gauss, the cause Of Christ sm un uiiling that
these good and useiul men should be rrra rded
with disfusi and 80 spicion By any portion OF our
people To the extent Of these feeling. their u...
fnlness must be destroyed. They are en- ployed
among churches which wet, planted bs their
fathers OF Themselves, and which are nouti ,hfnr
sndef their care. They preach The pare ospri
ofJesss 70 large population and their fanhi1l 10
Dor. are crowned with rich ffuits. II would ~ q
esemiiy and q crime TO etpel them from tk-s-
heies " q were IN our power to weaken the
commence OF the p-opie 10 them without uhich
they can accomplish no good. n - could Goa
vince their h"cks that they a.. unworthy =, b
trusted, u does not foiioS that hey ~ouid tesire
car suPeTvstUn anf u Ia esrImesskst ss css-
DOT supply them With pa.iot,t BALD b. srss-
tered aud isuish-d aud ,eits, - gyannr li0a
no IL ever 90 The aicrt 70 tAfrI AxsIsEs 81 ,ush
ehaners. WA, possible motivsSan % have tor
= = 4
Ceriainly Dot 10 vin them 70 AL Nor men ma,
- VOC by iov--ant besides, VI Ary are cot NJ
10 preach on Southern soil, hos e0S se eoessnt
20 receive them y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
p'.D prOpOsD, .. Ii. bs.. ID, tim. will al

P'so PrOpOsA As The tsss sAs time will al
Such . Csevesiioa sili avoid some Of The
objections to sbich fbe ordinary and secus-
TONED eopposiiioa Of Conventions 10 expos
cd. IL will b coA&usd 10 the single duty
Of sci. ctipg the casdidslss from . ouubsr
OF eminent eitisens presented By ths sevs.
raj States ~ worthy Of The fsss of;es in the
Govsrosspti and 10 viii, most probably,
Nod IN me eonearriog opinion Of several
stts Cenvsutioss IN favor Of one or more
'sdividsais, useful quite 10 the most 40
sspssols nom iuaiioo. AID - IL eill Do 70.
sirieted in it, choice 10 the asnss presented,
vtll under no circumstances ehsnd The
public v'sh by ssleetiss candidates unknown
10 os usrsspecssd By shs country.
WHISTLER cay OTHER principles thsa those
Ne have ssumsrstsd, shall b snapcisted, il
Will BE- for the Cohveatioa TO dsternins.-
@Pisiforrns" have bsss 90 fisqusstly en-.
ployed ~ the shallow devices Of party de-
ceptiop, that they have come to be We've d
sith distrust BY The people. We knew Of
no higher Gnd noblsr aim than the res,ers.
tion Of peace and harmony 10 . divided and
distracted country, and no platform more
aeesPtsbie TO every true pstrios than the
"Uuion, the Cous,itusion, aud the enforce
ment Of the laws"
Fellow citizens, the task that has been al
lot,ed to rs is performed. We have pointed
ost . path bk which, in our opinion, the
country may be rescued from its perilous
POSITION. IL 10 FOE yos TO determine whsth-
or you will pursss that path, or continue in
one which however the approaching struggle
may terminate, may lead to victory but not
to peace TO . bsisf cessation Of strife, bat
not 10 . restoration Of harmony.
WAsHiSGros, February %, 1860.
y.J.cRITTENDEN. Ky, Chshpan.
wM. G. RfvES, Va,
wAsHINGroN HUNT, NM,
wM. A. GRAHAM, ". C,
HENRY NJ FULLER, Pa,
JOHN r. kENNDY. Nd,
HENRYY. cRANsON RI
ALEXANDER r. ELER Va
JOHN A. ROCKWELL. CT,
JOHN WHEELER, VI,
J. MORRISON HARRIS, ND,
LEWIS CONDICr MI,
CHAS NJ. CONRAD La,
MARSHALL p. WILDER, Mac,
JOSHUA HILL, Ga,
JOSEPH N, SNYDER, Ohio,
JOHN DUNHAM. Conn,
JOHN A GILNER, N. c.,
C C. LATHROP, Pa,
X. w. THoMPsoN,ln Ind,
n. W SHELLEY, Ala,
GEO. BRIGGS NY.
VIM @. BROwNLow, Tenn,
WM. L TooLE. iowa,
JOHN WILSON. H..
| JERE CLEMENS, Tenn,
! EJ. wHITLocK, Y, Committee.
| FRANCIS GRANGER
ChsiIman National whig Executive Com miltee
JACOB BROOMR,
Chairman National American Executive Com
| miiIIee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
ON HAT.

The Hat which We Rotc wear, and HI
which has improved our appearance ~
80 much, i. from the cheap Hat EmpOri um
Of Mr.. BorrLEk MeOsr, Hsrpers Ferry
/, is only Intended for present purposes -
When the Spring style arrives We are to be
dotted 10 the latest fashion. Until then,
Ou' friends will please be content. We can
only say, in passing, tbs, every taste 10 the
Hat aud shoe line, can be nov accom- moda.
ted at MooRE's Hat, Boot & Shoe establish.
ment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
MARRIED

% W'tnssdsv evshiaa ths 18th oil. sfpl.,.
.sni bAleT, CT 1aY We br The RsV Az.
ieS koSef LlTTLETON Of
Lo9fsnh Coon syRAu Cau.rrp
Of Clarke Cosay -.
on TIE 18Th ait. a. the residence II TIE h,I4...
nncle Ja' " Bpfgr9 N Pc eoanty. ~ R.v
NJ. fs'si'oo btNy y KNIGHT fC1uss
eo1hiy, snc Misc CCTAYIA q. LONG. ofg,.s.
sricE ccuriy.
% iss 1854 ulf ~ ths Rsy ~ Hsvss. NJ
Mh ' LAUCK ahd Miss AMELIA a. LGN.
uAM-sIi ~ Clarke etanfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

CLARKE COrsrr IrEM. -The horse, 4,
iscbed 10 sleigh occupied by several s,p.
tleIeo, ran of near town on last Thur.I,,
night threw them out, and very ser,oa.l, n
jured Mr.. c. ID. Csstleman, ooe Of the par,
~.
Two negro men, belonging to Col T.
Smith, OF this place, 60, into a quarrel l.,,
Saturday, on Col SIS farm, near tom
which resulted in one OF them rece,vsr /,
horrible and dangerous cut in the face Il n
~ axe, dealt BY the o'her.
The Clarke county troop. serving A. U,,.
pers Ferry, have received % .065 20. rou
the Commonwealth Clark CeEaiy Cs.-
errrQfoY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
HouRER q MIRO.

I'VE we're much grs,i6sd IN no,ieips
" Carriages, Wagons, sc NAT ufsetS
khe Ns.srs. Rohsr, on the Island, II
Ferry. These gentleman are dc
aSying business in their 'ine-su svid
eheir arpreci alton by the public
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

A LErt Tnox IBx Norma on
roc -GovA .teher bss received med
rial from Ann l. Rsley, tbs mosa
OF Edwin AZ Barclay COFpoe, in rsfsrso&
to the latter In postscript 10 ssr isass
che says:
AS thou % ,s 80 very anxious 20 have
Barclay visir IVA, IL be esoosss 20 90, l
shall expect hia to receive tba, kidd hospi'
tality At ,hy hS-s ,ha, one Of Thy soes
would receive fan me. Perhsp. . 10.
months in the enial climate Of NirE>nS
might prove benet ial to his health
thibk you would son become stiahhs6'
him, ~ be Is . ples,sn, ssaNni ioy,GLE
jokes -ckIr/
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
CLARkE CouNIY.

Two tracts Of land belonging to Mr..
PErER CAM, in Clarke county was sold on
Monday Iast-ihe 6rst 25s acres for $50 OF
per acre-thc other, % acres, for sl6 So
Mr.. VIM. knight, purchaser.
Negro George, was on trial on Monday
and Tuesday. We have not heard Of the
verdict IN his case
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

10 eur psH, ws oil isssst sonnseiss
lice ssssFsssisg shs ssntisssts o. tbis geo.
tlsssu ss uttsFsd 10 NovsnbsT last sd
Fsbyuary folioving
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
PAY oF VISA XRTiLLEar

Capt T.. @. Alburtis, Of this COMPANY
being IN kist mOnd last week, received TIE
mouey due :, for service, rendered the Stat
Oa Tuesday last the members Of TIL. com.
piuy wer- paid. the sun due them amount,
ing IN the aggregate TO 80 6s3,07
Owing to some informality in the muster
roll Of the Berkeley Border Guards. The
amount due them, Abou, $4,000 remained
unpaid M4rhHS3uyS Rep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
RnCt.ln rnInrnn

RE Ls Governor FoFa q Ohis vss slssr
- % Noedsy Isss prisssr 70 Ne Hosss q
Representatives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
ssoMR CosVENTIoss.

Our nsighbor ofths Split favors q Couu-
ty Convention TO nom mate candidates for
the various fiees TO DO 6llsd BY The election
in Nay We are inclined TO think, hovsV.
or, that the people Of jefferson will no, con.
sent that few 50 EfguUg oasss,R,i shall
disiatots theA for whom they sba II casi their
votes Poiifies should DsveF ] g brOusht 10
When the ohoss are nsi Of political charsc-
ter is be honest, s be capable, ussd to
be the JsHsnonisn doctrine But nov the
HeS-iigbt democracy cen only be kept to.
ge'hsr BY The cohesive power Of lbs public
plubdsr.'
TIE Csususitss would have glorious
o. Iuce &c getting in oiics For instance, .
100 Eie. would present. itself a.
fsystcauhg Auofnsy
Fhsfia--lsPpo'nusg 'srse DsPuus' aud
commt'.iessr q Rsvsnos
luutess ofths pTafs q
OvstssFrs 81 ne Poor
Aad Cohstsbles
TouL s.
A. the Precincts q 10 numbor,J general.
~ send 5 delegates each. (tOl u vill b sen
THAI every dslsests seuld stand ehssss
foT prise and ~ mistake No blssss 2
Whist glorious idea
p s Upoo sobsidsrstion, vs ere isolibsd
10 favor = Convention By our D,nosfaiio
friends bslisv.ng thst everything vovld b
sosduet cd 10 The f,ifsst way =. heretofore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
rsuruFULsEss

Aeofceo prin, asserted the other
that " " counties were rePrsssn,sis
the i,Nw big State COuvsntiOn, -hss
fset isba, over ere Ausi ed s.d -
eoaeiisNrers rsPrsssa..d By over
dslsgstA Thi, !. 'peeimen Of dsss.t
prsetissdp non its readers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
No COLLAR.

Our friend Of the Winchester TIrginiaa
desires tina, the delegates to the Charleston
Convention shall 60 there ubtrsm IN slleJ,
without collars upon their nscks"-"prin-
cipls, not msn"-whieh means, drms up 30
III. 'h0uider ia thspHtiie treasury. Thu has
been the ruling principle vita the leaders
Of that party, and it is very probable tha.
an effort viii be made tO.'i,ieE TO PriueiPlssl
A.. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

~ The sun Of twenty thousand dollars
has been subscribed ID Siaun,ou, for the e..
tablishm.nt of1 Boot and Shoe FACTORY
With Tannery attached The CompaaI
Will be organized without delay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

D. MRs WfNsLoW As &C. -.
" safss ant isasis ftysi-ias SO
Nf ayler 80 fhi..fsa ifs's'ng shtch affsrg fa.
fHmt fefa1iaF sH irdsmnsflas 49,.
paia 80 ftais ia ffFaia.s 10 fesss Bs.ssf
ufea % mDitsrs Or stH give rssi b. yosr.. -.
80 frtfi so nee "A boaf lafsats Psf-rft,
ssig9n
CL9gR Eshs vissi ~ III, sfSss1
- - - WEBY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
SKETCHES OF CuAaACTea.

A writer for the Richmond Isl,1 has
been giving brief sketches Of the mem bsrs
oftbe pressnt House Of Delegates. We take
the following
John J. Lock, Of JefFsrsoo, il q farmer.
miller, merchant and Spectator generally.
lie 10 also n married man, possesses great in.
dustry n well as great energy Of character.
Makes good member, from the fact that he
ua~orklng man and not addicted to speech
making
"A married man r This is certainly news
10 the fair sex Of this county; bu. We are
satisfied be ought to be married, for he
would DO most excellent husband, rs he
Is son aud brother.
We have not seen the sketch Of our other
rePrepresentative, Mr.. Gibson, bu, think i.
very likely BIO is classed among the si,sie
gentlemen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

MfsSyS. Editors -
I observe that ssvsfs' ger
uernrn have teen named lor the ,f,cs II Shsua
- iae Spring election. and whilst would ruf 70.
Haci n N ne worth AID standing OF The gcGu,.
men nsmet teci assured that me iptstrst,o l IA,
county, a. veil a. tie people. eouid not Ne a..
varert tv change Of The present worthy SHE'D
JAMES W. CAMPBELL. ESQ lie hs, IA.
heavy aHdfratferabie respoh sibtliiiss 10 peftofm
Anf thrss he has discharged win adslty 10 BIN
srli ard tho pSbis therefor. irust the p,.-..
az JcdetsoE al continue 10 cfilce a fAuhi1. II.
heer FRIEND TO WORTH
Me.'rs Ediiors s-sAML. RIOENuUR E,q . z
Be supPottsd not "aiy BY ''tbs - etk.aE mss J.l
Istsa" 'osnv : ~, By al eisssSs uAs sPptces. .
soHPstsst, Prset'esi bs.Issss asaA.
AANy vnrEpa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

fV We are authorized 20 announce JeHN
9. oHiRLEY, Bee ssA eandusIs toT The IsII
SsIiaAiIy Of Jefferson county hy
MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
MANY VOTERS


EY We a.. authorized 10 announce JOSEPH
ca lane asa Casdiiale for the shefiGAly.
FEB g. 1860
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
PUBLIC SALE
or
Very Valuable Jefferson
l. A " ID.


IN pursusnes 81 he viii of oliver Cromss.
tsct v,li .eiI. Fable Sale. in ffon. sfb.
Va
On MoNDA Y.t1> 1914 day Of MARCH
tusiss eeun 5'y , TO he higss,f bist,r ,ss
Tract of 7 and
uroh ~bieh some II ne Aelr, 81 .sH DIV"
cromv-ifow reside containing stout
leo and % Acres Of Pirst-rats
l. A " ID.
Zoe rfcrenion o. vhirb istb TIVBER arf
ihs balance q ssli lsa of b. some as 90 ,s5ss
hs.f7 90 icfr,3 ahi atI sues boz. aI.f fr..l.a
~s'rf fr.- DRCHARH .. ss.s..fa. .sf-.
80 "a HfDHIABLE HCIIHfNGS lssm
o. COO. e,.su ...st p.fs.atsAa hf n.m
thf1 tni ft pc ie t.fius coed I-.r ar# 500 -
30 .sfe s. So tsfr usfJsI N,pHsfs.r sbrh
r t'friifir1 Ices 'qss' bel gaa ..s st 'r 1f
" te cunattsTsf f.s tuIs. fol. i.as.I Oh. ta snf go
si'htaF puf.ssss mere OIL. 80 .rysrssus
ofsdd'hr - 80 10 .ts n. ps,fs,t 80
Terms-- ons ssf eI ihe fufshss- o.tsr
-tI hH uf"H.a -
tAtH 'a ~ |av .i ta Dol" re tHH.
80 fsHs arHHfI TafnftIs fssfsH.eT ahi
ihiefffI % tr trruffE d. r. Tee. .. tusf -
ne nr1 prttrss..n uI. Hf f.s.U .i 80 sr.rs
W'"is i af 90 h.t 500
mh|F .u no Faf.ttstr t.Is ss .ss <Frt .l.
Afmitis's - AIsis 80 go - ufl ssssfsf
OF tHf Cf.masI fMsteh 3 i.so
- tCHMONp sHofs
~ W. rarssa
ias' frrFirst batr o. co.'s R.rt- -
meua aiaha.s.af
kEAEsLEY. EHEEHEe = ~.
Msf-h t-lo
a AiLs-A.. .s., f.tssI..iy-
" KEtFBLET suEEaER CO.
Mach fs.D
n aRpEN sEEDs a fsss ssprl 90"
~ fIff. tr kbf
MHsf fzs1
- 90 a poWbEK a. ssisiY Fs., if (. 80
~ Maf.hI W EnN.
4 aRoI v sPADes Kas,. ssa ~. .a'
NNaHIH -
MFsfa " EHT
CHE viva TosAcco ssgtn a. sf'f
- ..I ssrF
Harfs g. Isfo cav
DgARL sTAacH Tsiisv ga 4 ,sssts'
! u esf1iss o. tais -
Asfst tHa W BAF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
TUE sHERIFFAYTY.

GiBsoNa eaad idAie Tor the ShsrifTalty. Who oil
b. surPof'et ~
Fe5 ~ $3.50 MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01
n. the T9i,, Of J,Se,,oS Co,,,.

tTrwe srsa ikotiz,d 70 snnoune, SAMUEL.
STONE a. a candidate for Com IN i,,iousr q I he
Resehueet Jefferson Couh;y ct he aosuins &C.
iieB in MAY next IMafeh is6O
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

" Pursuanrs u he viii II oliver Crcmvs.
Gee = ! vili seil 81 Pablo Sale N itOb. ~ 10
Jpuft huuse in Chafiestosn Jefferson C.afr.
Va
Or WONDA Y. ~ 1913 day sf MARLH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

Ms. Enlros W. no'ice In The las numtcf Of
~, "IndSTenaeni pemcets',' Aesii made sros
L. e. Lss, E'q 60 become eandidSl. OF Com
@ohwesith's Attorney al out Sp5'rg ErrIon
WHhsot any dssife 70 reject npoa be claim,
which have teen pre-sntst, 10 his hrhsii W, ug-
essi 30 name at JoHS REsp Jf who 10 aI,s TO-
Gated 10 thst Tof,iOn ct ihr county. Mr. q 10 en-
PhaliesllV srl-made mae, and orc ~h8 "a, "
honorable Posiiop a. our bar. u eirrisd 81.
shall SiNingly cenads the integrity ard hsnuf u
our lofious old Siate 10 rs, Esrpirg
Jan ~ lr6o MANY VOTERS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-01

CcNHcNNEALTHs ATroRSET.
We are suihrfilef 20 announce RICHARD
HENRY LEE A. rAbdidstr 81 ne nsIt &c.
iion Tor ihe office Of Attorney for tee Com OH
wealth. for Jefrrou County
March I 1860
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03
N. ". Wholesale Prices of Country Produce

FcR1HB WEEK ENDING WKDsEsDAY, MAI 2. 1860.
Reported exclusively for THE TRIBUNE by DREw
Eo1rcE TO CosussoRs FAKs PRoDuCH-Put everything
including weight with count! and OF articles Also
tuck BIZ Of particulars inside o. package marked Bill"
and always send one by mall with notice when and how things
CoMSsIoss-For selling Berries, Fruits &c, where pack
ages returned and small O Of stuff 10 cent Other
Farm Produce general cent. p-.,. -. =,
wholesale such Farmers realize and not Jobber or sPecas
BuTTkR-The receipts Of New quite large. fully equ,Dg
the receipts Of ago The d'Enwed tendency ntipsed
has prevailed since yesterday, There little Ouof
town ede and laIse 5eceip are Anticipated tomonSw All
ops iaes Of very choice Welsh made in retail way
2cc and choice hshrkn tubs Gle but these figure:
the ZANE fsufss but dT.s. heavily sntcl
Psd By ~ RECEIVER Our ggOson. s sI p Ps:SI
aesIiy Played out We quote:
Orange Co. p.. n "a s as S Common to a7
&s s y ss s E choice. sis sis
old ButeI fair to good l(dllo 0resIs do q Gslc a..
X pSoos q
to be increasing good ds. that . would be ts
into green and cOrdy that IT really unit eat and
aos. unstable old Cheese has disappeared except the En-
f1tIs sa.:y, S:"::s sg Ens!l,s Dairy, eo.a.ni'ls,
GfiI to sSss qualify Ne" Cheese common 50
Bass exceedingly don and low We quote: .a, >,
ss sIo% Dn :@ d. Si A'a-'S ''0'
BKEswAx-Southsrn and Western, y N, 52Q34o.
Broom CoRs-We quote; Best grades, y N, ioc.
EGGsTbe receipts have continued very large through the
osef than til. dsy week The sale. to-day mostly slO
jersey Ptia doz l2,aialwe,sern. y dsz.. i2lais
'' FISK s &z1I.w. aa r5.Gl''
Bee, ,ides good y b. Y Veal Calves, live, y D.
Mutton carcasses .... 81 Veal carcasses ~
Pork hesvy........ a 81 Pok, Jersey, lsht.". 81
FTA1sEns~Ws quote: Western 47asoci Tenn, 4s9s7c.
Gam AND BIKps-Ws quote;
ssssS: dS.....a sss9 Man Ssa,s p,ii.:. &c = :
Wild Squabs..... B1Ul l2lTea y par....... 300 ~
Duck. Srcsd.bIl, do. s9 g EnsaA snips Ws,t ,, a,
M slis S SSsa. bead s sssl 81 Eng 'n''
PoULTRY-We quote:
E Ess:, b.. ns II S Ssis: E.%. 2sls
Geese S::i:l .ssl T'n' Pigeons a''..i '7S' 60
POULTRY 81 TEE PAcEAes ,o
Cais: Sss ss CO csst.1
Spring Chicken gprl oosi ?: Cspon', b ....".@ dA
and .bs @.,:t heavy with dc~axsd :sndsP:y snip
w p sns caso Of poo s ed from white a
qasi 6 5 g. SOLD - ss
,oes due The best held at 81 50, without sales We
fsss:.: h:!':. s,sl ;::ss ~ = sSs
R:sss.. Mercer od sos
BsH%aas new bblt GA. 8 ware PbSl....s 5000 %
Mice ops. are scarce, and those In poor order us
haze 70 ssl lots ~ ooas 90 esldsr su,.s ose 80
s.sw,ps SOFA % sp'izsnbg' 9a+ 90
ssdwins satIs...ss e cSSs 81
srs4SsSkKIIs, iom Savannah &c y g. b., from (,eor.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-03

Increase in 1861. s232795 Dec In $780,. 1886
The average of dividends this year is little less than
Al y cent OH the whole amount Of capital, falling of
from the average Of May, 1859.
The Ne Orleans Picayuse of Saturday last reports:
"The exchange market opened under general de-
preston aud for day two business progressed as
at the close of the previous week. reaction fol-
lowed however influenced 6y advces of higher rates
at NewYork and increasing stringency in the London
money market and the subsequent movement disclosed
a uniformly active demand, with steady advance in
prices But owing 10 the restricted character Of Offer
ires sales have not materially increased and the
bet closed buoyant at the subjoned quotations. Clear
Sterling bills 0SI 1884, and lOS for exceptional sig
natures Bills with shipping documents attached, 1914
aI08 and 1881. Francs, 81 l6l a5f.2l4 v dollar.
Sixty day bills on New-York. Sc Ia II and IA v
cent discount Sight, l-l6ab cent premium
The Modison wis Argw says:
"The number Of mortgages Of farms TO railroad
companies in the State is 500, the average Of the
mortgages at 81 900 and the total amount 625 600
more rather than lees Cases involving the validity OF
these mortgages have been argued before the Supreme
Court and are awaitiI ts decision. OF course, de-
cision is looked for with the ut most interest for nothing
Of equal Importance has ever been before the Court.
The decision will lift this ncumbrance from
the homesteads of the State, will confirm 1t there,
10 be removed in great majority of the CASES only by
the sacrifice of the property Of the incumbent