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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-21
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NEW M ARKET HOTEL,
Gde Der 6ten NIB Maribalitr., Hthmphb, Sa.
Dem reutnocn 9ublttun ptrc eicies nu cinaeribtdc Sciet
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nuus iEben mtrh. 'tH Banter II. Ypkutrt
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pom 100000, l5o00o, 10000. 10000, $4,000, IIuOOO, 10000.
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Hp. 67 Main- Strase, &tbn,cnb, ga.
{. Spttman. sr Sames q. gIadnttl
Serl3ieoeue @aarrn erbielt ipeten per Oampfldi6
unp padetbpct 9S M. -. Gpter, ale:
SUI ShlS. DID 9lye unp Common Wbisfep.
200 - 5reuh Sranpp, Sin unp 8uun.
100 ~ @alasa uno YUrtwein.
DO Vcres Sunh unp 9aper 8aifns.
lOO ~ Up Carbonate Scpa.
30 - % Gables 9unppwpsr 5ca.
30 balte Srres Slad Eta.
lOo Srpb 1elesrapb, 8punp Noob unb Sbanabai
Matdcs.
200 Spres payer unp Gcl9ateS : torh.
YotatocS, Sniens, GUpflt, 5iib, Sait, Shs:r, But
ter, @beeie, Earn, Bacon, Spices, paper, Subs,
0tea!irS, Cigars, Gcrpass, 9lddins. 0lcur &c. &c.
Nus oisle Naaren iinp iril9 uup pom better Qua.
itat nnp %prrfauft ~pisieiben su ben ~tiuisfen preilsn
W m. y. Gpter,
9~Sbolelaie Grocer, prppilirn unt
Siqupr Dealer.
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u MAIDEN. bas tic ibe %icitbcriae 9~Spbnuns an Naribaunra6, rcTs
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@eneisten Gufrassn tniscetnlitbt. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

nominal Oct, are les tive swee. 6rnl, bod s.lss
q @o bush ., e for pu'od 1921 Sf wssts .na
he 3nrrd e.. active for export. owing n the yre',r or
rsic esds he inqO r The Ess err .sn.r as
nes are gDO bush st SOC for Damp eia2i ior Ea'ern
Nss satS e. s %s dS@ SsIss 'SG.' 'a ''
FAY The demand irh, for shipment and The market
H0Ps-The market Is quiet: small sses making 1t o2c
for less: Old are s-Iling 'ioyly 4 about &c. =,
EoN-seoth Pig e steady and in moderate request aes OF
no turssi az 5oas2 10 tun months
LIME1be demand 8. i and the price Of common has de-
Inn .sles 1850 bills q, DC
SIT We Dc not hear Of wpGsrs"ss ,ss,
the demand mitsd .se. Of 10 bb in mere ban,Ase and
hpPIs S"s yet y .dy a"s 81 go ~ n CON-
. 2 I s m s. I p' S.Ss ss l %
On I'd fne sS IN Moderate demand %T's's Of Pc
bbls No Fl 5O0&l IS q $40 n and 2oo DO Pale and
Vile 10 ,cds4 50 $50 H. Tar qui', and prices nm
oifs-Linsesdi. dul with limited from c.her. hands
bb at ia essh ., SrSSe PeI s s a. 70 Hus
Red Oh Is quiet at 5la5c oash months Taow Oh sells
Pork market f. better bu, the demand (.
Hode buy ,psrinsly lie :ss. 20 b6s at sls9tls g for
and ss goa 10 6fo New Prime Beef anehsnsed and 10
IN fair demand for the trade ,Slss Of bo' 3, 1gts =,
so for Iytrs Prime Mes IS dull tlla f Beef Hams
quiet s2ass Bacon scarce and waited at Cat
and st y zee for sbo"lde and sssc for Rough
and wanted Lard tfhoui vaatln the de-
mend ned mainly for the trade sales on 2Sf bb and es
lIdiIr Bner fsir demand at 90lfc for Oio llc.
for choice DO 2alsc for S aud 20a22c for choice DO
Cheese steady demand at 03c for Ohio and 9Ue for
State. -
Richie trade rood and prices steady sales Of 30
81 2a ~ rs 100 ~ Very little to be had under
s4N$I0b.
SUGARsThe demand Is active ard pice have recovered
the rrcyious decline ReGrers haze been the larget buyers
sales Of 3 hhd Rico mainly tic and 3co hhds Cuba
at C;aic including eco hhd 81 7c less v cent also 100 box
Havana at IsBhd Melado &C. and 30 hhdG Jamaica
at &C. Refined is hrm. M
sEFDS-Cslcuta Lnseed Is quiet but firmly held at 81 70
here srd II rs " bush, cesh ir Bo.ton
TALLOW-T6e demand Il light and the market IA heayyi
fsles Of good Prime at &c, cash.
WHSKYThe market Is ess active and is lowcri sies Of
20 bbls Al 2lc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
t,If;Fs

BROWNE On Tuesday n.oins Junc 5, Roicn J. Brown in
Ih hied Of tie family invited attend TIE f1uera fon
is d,mce Nc sle Mi9io on Friday the TN
inst All oelork without further invitation
pGYU-lr Hrrokvn y d on "Wednesday. Janc6 Muy Jane.
daughter # ssnuel w ard My L. Boyi, aged years
CGGSWFII-h hi. city, on wedu. day marning, Jane 6,
Crlrt Jlia and Moths NJ Cos-weI aged ~ months
cTARF~it Peel kill on wedne.d'y June 6, George w.
ENNIsI IN Br.on City, Tned.y June S, Joseph Ennis
TTERls-In kcw-Y City Tnr day june 1850 w.iei
Ryder Ferris only ION Of NaiF NJ ard Sarah H. fefff ssea
reia II tie esence Of HI. gr No 256 West Forty
tiee Fndey, June G. at o'clock p H., without further
FiCKTIT-or Turday Iune7 Of scarlet fyer Frank Fiket'
tor Of tie late Francis Pickett ESQ aeed II year, ~ -,
Ienry street, Rooilyn ON the 9Th inst, 81 O'clock
The relatives AID friends invited to attend without further
GRT6CRY-In HELEN, "wednesday Iunes, Of soIsnap.
en Cordrs eGr,gory SsUshII f John H. and o''h'''s
PuDrl services at The residence e spencer Gresog on Que
rSes or Fdsv n Inst st ociccs M TIE friends Of
tie ouily respectfully invited TO end without inr'her
notice. Her renIis win be taken to Greenwood ior inter-
LINF-In Ills ciy Thursday Nay 81 Of dphh,h, Waltz
Marion younges of John aud Mary Isabella Lane ssd
wear months and days; also Thnrday Jane Charles
fioitcr Lsne AGED years, month and "a days
III s' + a s IT,. sIe :. f'sS Without a% further
No l wes Thirty iSgth stree Tree +, r
ris1ie Mmquete Comfy Wiz Martha the wife q Stephen
Miller end daughter Of Jacob Smith Of RocSland lake, N IL
aged 81 years. months aud 10 days
She S h lid s,l slc s Of ana un ss EcsSes m
Ne m N 2l & ( asI on 11IR ns sG
iIet On bT,soT Jne = Tori.a Asop Riley daughter
tie late Isaac Riley formerly Of this city in the tn year
II restivessnd friends of the family requested to attend he
FROM the residence of her brother a" Green
leaf No is Henk street Saturday afternoon the SIN INST
For additional Marriages and Deaths see &h Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
NetpWprk DAILY Gtibn,te
laAAIsEED.

BURMTT - WOODWARD = On Thursday, June T. at the
Church If the oy Trinity Brooklyn By the Rev. Lit
tleohn j. b. ash ted by the Rev A. g. Carter, d. D. OF
Yonkes ~ T. George IL Bur and Anna daughter OF j. NJ.
Woodw aId ESQ. all 4 Brooklyn
TLLEAN-NORTDNOnr Tuesday, June s, at the Church Of
the Nativity Henry l. Enean Of New York, " Margaret L.
Norton Of Boston
KPBEY- LINCCLNOn Tueday June At the residence Of
The Hon Judge woodruff by the Rev Henry Montgomery,
william r. Kibley 70 Rose N. Lincoln AL Of his city, 80
MILFORD - MORGAN - On Wednesday, June ., Ia Zion
Lnfch Ly tie Rev. a B. Hart Robert L. Mgl0Tdto Ellen
NJ stone daughter Of John Is. Morgan esq, a Of this city
NTHTHA-M cGRATH-Ou Tuesday june by tue Rev.
Father IeCo,ky, Terence J. MuitAa o. Ellen l. meOfsti
RtPTLYf~ Pf'RDY- On Tlsrday, June by tue Rev WI
Hsm Neb,e David Rapelye Of Newtowt ong Island t.
WsTy ia. denghter ofthe Lite Cornelius fdy Il this city
RiCHhRI -sAiITIl-In Hiachesie ~ a. on Iuesiy
Jule b No tie residence Of Col & ~ Smith ~ ne hsv mr
Fruhrty Henri W Richafds0n esq OF the ~ Of boston
10 Caihorine Smith 81 Wincheter. ,e ~.
nj ss-UOOLIJTLY In Brookln, on "Wednesday June At
Il resid nee of the brides father 81 he Rev Theodore
Cuyd Iner Ituss Emma Enbrey eldest daughter OF
ND A. Loo,itle.
sALhON-AI LLANY-On Tuesday June 3, IN 81 Strphefs
CLucl, by the Rev J Cuunings y D., james SALMON 70
ari up hnrif edef G.r" ;rr Of ih' ll'' hogl "'f
.. - lI. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

COTIEE-Rio has been in moderate demand otntr kindi
ave dull sales OF 1918 tass Rio spng on pivse
FisH-Dry Cod steady at q ~ g@4Eo ior D peise
rank the dm0nd is less active Other xmas ae qe anu
: ices unchanged. ,,,..t ,rist. p,ono.
AyTes Heuock ar selling moderately Ut S@ ana Onoeo a.
.l0aIlc Oak Il steady Il 26a5lc, - -.
Hot AND MTAL-Thcre Il lees doing In Western an
STATE Four; tie Grr,ps ere larger aud expors mold Oh IA
~ md medium grades heavy especially ae Aitef hese
m rsry ard very irregular It the eloe choi bfanis arr
midi he spe and IN moderate request me SAFES are loo
ms A. a. ia rs p for s1pone state -the latter 81 cx
trsue - 3Od rs 80 extra DO 20 iOU+1 - Tor ehl
W. - ala IS 50 fo low grades Of Wes.em exile rs $50
h "a for ,hpring brands ofromdhoop extm Ohio; Sga for
80 Sands a. 20 i0a ~ 20 for 81 LOWS and ~ 650
= 2s for double extras Canfd. Flour i Ia fair demand
,st,rIriy choise brands CoAnon Spring Wheat exras
M guet ard "a fair supply sales S5 bO u IS 03 - 20
srem Flour Is esy offered aud tie low grades easier
an moro plenty the demand Is limited chiefly for thu home
frte sss $40 bJis Il IOd 20 fo superne Baltimore
Ar aid II 80 for the better grades. Rye Flour Ia
cod dciatrd sud Is steady sales o31O bbls 90 l0k4 IS
lsE j. In moderate demand and Is heavy sales Of $40
itl o. oa ~ A. fo Jeney, and gl0 t5 20 for Brandy.
wins, sd IA for PGncheons.
ohAN-lhe Wheat market unchanged the demand Is less
afse maiy for export bat Ia or milling the arrivals are
I aee le sales so bush Milwaukee Club at ~ 81 In
Ie and tfost TO bush Good Rcd indiana II 81 TO- $50
t,h amber do, Z Al 500 bush; Far White Indiana at
AZ Loco bush Fair White Mi Ligan at ~ 80; aud 700
tu,h White taoia ON grigltc tsrms Rye l. plenty,
80 l. ruch lower clerf wei supplied. of ti
b. h.tttlGfc Fey ard Dsf'cy Max lie qfst IA li'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JuSR !.

number of liquor dealers in the Fourth and Sixth
Wsrd indicted for violanghe Sunday law among whom were
Samuel Gardner Patrick Denman John Hesey, and James
Tapy have been tried but the Court consesd t.
poponemnt in consequence Of the absence OF the defendants
counsel
Peter Smith tried the charge Of receiving s2 worth
of cloth from Brooks Booth under the peten.e of making
Up coats but the Jury acquitted him, his identity was
not clearly testified to.
NUMBER OF thieves burglars snd bad characters among
whom ere several females aagned indictments sent
IN by the Grand jury.
Peter Kelly VIM Stuart and Edward Kergn pleaded guilty
of burglary the third degree and sent 10 the State Prison
for years and six months each An accompee who l. an
accomplished burglar long known 10 the police bearing the soub
rquet of Italian Dave also IA this gsng but escaped
tie police by making tracks into part Of New
jersey and lie has since been III OF New oak.
John Watts sent to the state Prison for three
plead guilty Of burglary in the third degree.
10 the PS,ientiary for
grand larceny. Adjourned.
Par IL-Before judge RussRLI.
VIM H. Reilly pleaded guilty OF assault with intent 10 d.
bodily harm. S.ntence a. deferred.
Thomas Flynn pleaded guilty Of attempting t. rob man in
Howtrd street the 18th Of April and eluaded 70. SEN
tence ON Friday. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

vANCE-HART On Wednesday. lane g. by the Rev. pf ".
BON e the residence IL the brides hs osVc 'ohn
Vance 20 Lizzie r. third daughter Of Ccl u. Hart
VAN NI.T-Wt STEENELI On Tncsiay June D OF iropk,
vn Nv the Rev Dr. habcus Hutton John X Van Nsst OF
Now rk 60 Josephine youngest daughter OF the iae '""s
w. Westenet ofNew-lork =, -
NIITF-HAkT-fln Thurdsy Junc :, ny the Rev u: o. ~
Or Fnrcis v White 10 Min Annie Hart ~ o. tIi'
MAIKBE-WATSON-O On Tn.tday. June :, by me rev VT
Tlylcr Evan Walker to Mar. j., daughter OF John wat
son, go oil Of this city.
WAThiOIGH-W ENHOVFR-On -ednesday ino-uiny Jane
"A he residence Of the brides father By the Rev ro- C.
Strong Richard Is. WAmough 10 Miss Abby G. Wend''er'
y, NJ a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

lie report cODCluuch'
In closing this statement is proper to add that there has
heen during tie year. and decided Improvement
ondion of the road bed superueures machinery and
carr To this q considerable ext M. b. attributed
The large relative proportion which the operating ana general
reuss the earnings These can IN future oe mateiy
and III the time the enecte Vaue Oh te oen oe
fully maintained 81,
There has been steady increase In the local business OF
he road and there should be better facilities for this ahc
Afforded points convenient 1T sta
should be made and would recommend esoh VI INC
local freight and passenger tamil
The business in Dry Goods during the past week has
been confined 10 recorders from the interior and near
by dstricts. Most of the Jobbers are preparing for
their inventories-and report this as the dulest
week of the season for all classes If goods for i'm
mediate delivery although some large contracts have
teen made for delivery after July both Of cotton and
wooden.
The general Domestic market is firm, under the
continued shipments Of cotton goods to all parts OF
tie world and the exports Of the past week are
larper than we have ever before recorded amount
ing to moe than $500 packages-while the exports
from Boston show corresponding increase.
TIE Cotton market has maintained gradually adj
yancng prices from the commencement Of the year,
but, with the known large crop of 1882 and with
the present promising prospects of the crop, mate
rial decline would seem inevitable.
We annex our usual summary Of the exports of
Domec Ccitops from this port, for the week ending
Tuue = ISC0 rs follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
Before Justice HOFFMAN,.
Paige agt. Wilson.-Case settled.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JuSs 7.-BsSo
Judge SgALLEY

CRIMINAL TRIALS.
The Judge announced that he would not take no any
jury a week he had engaged to hear patent
cases at Cooperstown - . .
samuel hos and Henry Hemstead of the ship c. p.
indicted for assaulting each other appears thas
Nichols the If the vessel aud Hemsesd hsy,g
his orders he struck him Hemsead then drew
knife end deep cash in Nicholas leg subsequently,
and time he met his opponent he cut him in the leg
with Ratchet Both Of them pleaded guilty but before they
are sentenced they viii be allowed opportunity OF pung Ia
sfidayi,s in mitigation CT punishment.
THE BARK ANNA MURDERS.
In the case of Gordon Hires and Edmund Lane, the
Of the bark Anna who indicted for numbering three
the sailors of the vessel application made by their
poponement the ground Of the absence OF
Capt Tuth the master of the vessel who material wit
MI Dwigh. for the Government, opposed delay that
ground there indictment Against Capt Te for be-
Ing IN the murder Of Armstrong board
the vessel Mr. Dwight read from The Iondp Times the
testimony of Capt futile before the magistrates at Soathsmp
ton showing that he appeared to know nothing aboutit
ExJudge Beebe objected 10 reading the reports OF
per the controversy II not the testimony
OATH He said that in matter Of life and death the accused
Should have every opportunity that could be afforded to have the
testimony Of his Witnesses
individual had fair trial and justice done him also, that justice
lie admin speedily and that delay that IL not
be granted regard the sslne of the testimony published In
the means Of giving preceding OF the Courts very full and
be relied Mistakes etimes occur but In the
the reports correct and perhaps reliable
than the erpdrte 0dsys admitted to the Courts He would
yrant application delay the accused the full
benefit Of the testimony that they relied on.
REVOLT.
Edward Riley, eolord seaman, was placed at the
bar charged with attempting b. create revolt board The ship
Southan pton The Jury rendered verdict Of guilty Sentence
was defeiTed until Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
CTATTN ISLAND RAILROAD.
aIe0iral.

4 CONSTIPATION (Costiveness) and DYSPEp-
u Fla Completely cured without medicines Injections or
esths By JAWS fKtALENGA CRACKERS, an agr,.able
20 b'tn-oas Vegetable FOOD manufactured from W4rtons
ci.f ~ sei 1if ETvaets Kninet chemists Affirm Tat The
va cohs nutTf0en tndu the best wbeaten -four
"a sto q - 70 p Cenibcetes II their Dd aud bsne-
80 ~ r - Che stomach aud bowels b. at the
nsttiy haPi .1lfd and cold b. tie subscriber al his
"lSe'sf h'fH ssrey Craeker Bskey Price 30 cents
- IRA ~ 81 lir0AY
~ ~ - 8 "a - ,si..o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
COURT CALENDAR-Ths DAY.
United STATES DISTRIcT CouRr.-Same as Thur

SUPREsT CoURr-CIEcUIT.-PartI L. Short ,auses.
Nos 1917. s5al 46l5 4G, sol 420 s4s 2l7l 1913 l2u
4i4l 45i9 4ea7 ass 1867, $40 ass as 2s9 2s is55
4;sl 1901 45I7 1903, ll3j tl3, 2l5 28O q 5ss 4sS
As 25, a27 1888 454l, 1887 1922 1921 l0Sl 4ol 1852
4C5, 1885,, 241 Part I1.Nos 1852 426s, 4isl 4tI lSa
34eo Ro $685. 45 1912 $685. 42n 2ls3 1896 ASS 452i
1850 4t23 1885, 2l6a 2a6 sole ABS 1914 i5gS is3t .11
@ 1885, 2i24 ss46 1885, $780, 42Oo 4550l 1896 25p i66
46ts, 47t6.
SUPREME CoURT-SPfcraL TERM.-Nos. IS. 46.
a. So ST. 80 S. S. 49, TO- q, C6 g. 20 ~ rs IS H. H.
SUPERIOR CoURr-PMt l.Adjourned 70 Monday.
Court or CoMMoS HLEAs-Boih parts same as
Tuesday.
kIEGs CousrY CIRCUIT CouRr CaLgSDEK-Fri-
day June &Nos a. 49, rs 81 % 81 49, 80 81 A. r. 49, ~
&C. n, a., -, So 81, 50.
BHooKIyV CRY CoURr-Juue S.--Nos u, q, .,
~ &c o. % %, 81 80 80, 81 80, SO, 90 l7,47 "a, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

A meeting of the bondhoders of the City OF Mil
waukee viii he held at the Brevoor House, on Tues
day, Goth inst, at u o'clock p. m, to take into
consideration the proposition TO authorize negotiation
for settlement with said city. Holders not repre-
scented at that meeting will not he included in the ne
COLLATION.. TIE officers Of the new Mining Board are
as follows: o. ID. Ashley, Of Ashley Norris,
Presidents j. Howard Wainwright, of Seyton ~
Wainwright viee-Presidenti G. Kowalski, Treas
uIer; and E. s. Shipman, Secretary. These gentle
men are all members of tie regular Brokers Board.
About 10 members Of the old Board have joined the
rev organization The rates Of interest continue to
tend 10 lower points but there is quota5e change
On demand, tie supply Of money ia abundant at 405
p cent, and on gilt-edged paFer, fia6 cent.
Annexed il the statement Of the New-Orleana Banks
r n A. l.. ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
La " INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME CoURT-sPgcrAL Txsx-Jane before Justice
Woodruff.

SUPREME COURT-SPEcrAL TKRx-June I-Before Justice
Woodruff.
EXTRAORDINARY DIVORCE cAsE-cRUEL TREATMENT.
Elizabeth NJ. johnson sgt. VIM. johnson.
This il an action for a divorce measd ek M0r0, on
the ound Of cruel The parties married In the
State of Connecticut 1851 and hved together until within
three or four back Three children the issue OF the
crue toward her unparalleled 10 It's character
She that he Bbondcned her took her dresses and
Der nothing but calico dress to threatened 10 beat
her choked her till she became unconscious ayng the rfs
his nails her throat refused 10 recognize her his
wife al the table of the Western Hotel where they boarted
speaking before others called her by her name
any endesrng epihet threatened to tear her from her
and her. stamped her, and committed
rabe other which it IL not to detail here
She charged that In November 1851 she encente and
be brought something produce abortion saying that
he had as many children as he wanted.
The defendant denies every of the charges made by his
wife
The a excites great deal interest The court Is
crowded with ladies' many Of whom are witnesses - -
Mrs Mary w Lewis mother of Mrs Johnson. testified that
the defendant husband b her dugher they
Connecticut; they had three chdren-two sons and
daughter Mrs Johnson had resided at times In New since
her marriage; the eldest children born In Witness
defendant present at the confinement OF the
eldest chd johnson brought defendant and LEFT her there
ome weeks before the confinement and he back about
ten DAYS after when Plaintiff lying very sick defendant
was present the birth the second cid since her marriage,
her daughter least third of the time with her, had
never strike her daughter and threaten herr he
would his back upon plaintiff and refuse to answer her
marines. The case is still on - -
the defendant.
Before Justice HOFFMAN.
paipa qOf Wilson .-Caee settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

H. THINK OF 1T.
SICK FOR - YEARS.
SUPERIORITY OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF AND
PILLS TO ALL OTHER SYSTEMS OF
MEDICATION POSITIVELY ESTAB-
LISTED.
Let those who doubt read the following letter from Mr. Jos a
smeare q respectable citizen Of Quincy ILL.,:
"QUIScY III May, 1860
Dr. Roadway Co.: .
became diseased itcen years and have been dis
eased since have doctord with ,he best pysi,ian in
ti place Quincy IN but grew wore under their treatment
have tiled vscty Of tie popular ADVERT ed remedies with
10 Nothing no. nothing did me any good until
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Then for the fret time IL IS long years Of anguish misery and
disease felt and comfort us aches aud nhmes LETT
ne aud again able TO enjoy life My dseasc AL over
ny be- dy through system. Doctors called il by different
names lame, crippled had breakngs ont my body,
pains aces in all limbs heads hes pains in the stomach
az or eating could sleep we'll do anything like healthy
mtn should do; in fact, was miserable
:" With the Ready Relief ! took
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
RENOVATING REsOLyENT
Al my pains and aches have let my sores are healed,
nv blood pure can sleep wen and feel vigorous strong
and healthy IS any INN desiIesN
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF is sold for 25c, 5oc and 81
PER bottle.
RENOVATING RESOLVENT, 81 per bottle
RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS, 25e. per box
RADWAY & Co., No 20 John-st New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
or tie week ending june 2:

MISUNDERSTANDING $ul7s,225 $ll7sl,soO +piie,9l4
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due to distant banks the latter being comprised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08
Receipts Of Produce

Tstai oil Route. June 7l73 bbls Flonr 5l2 DO Corn
Meal 20 5 bash Wheat 81 1T do Corn 10 i65 do Data no
Do Rye a7 pkgs Pr,yons i2s do. Whisky to do Ashes,
242 do Lard 500 bags Oil Meal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-08

aIurkets-CAREPuLLY RRPoRTBD YoR TIE N, Y. InsrSs.
THURSDAY, June T. 1862
AsBEs-TheTe Is little change 20 notice in either soh 'ies
50 hbls at IS 81 for Pols aud rs y for Peafls.
CCTTON-The market Is steady, but qdst sales OF loo
bales incudIg COZ In transit. We quote:
EEW-YORK ola .sIFIoATIoN