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both sides in one view, we were emOoluelu ~ ,ho
eeed. lie thorght sefdependence weah ~, ;,,ie on
peril of the Society consisted IN s reS h achieved
n;ob, Iii ,nuso h1 70 pause and fear their ineili-
CHENEY; but the field was none 700 B'oS,V. " IL Ia
them that muscular and robust piety WlVn tno w." r
expected from them Inc o ;, ~ TO the labor
80 h., Int he believed that this foreign element
was needed 10 be infused into the Angiocxon ras'
for The purrose Of sofening ITS coarser ooasiui quar-
tics lie had no fear, either, OF the ultimate success oi
Roman;sm in America. The spirit OF innovation was
rtber cheering symptom Of the age, than otherwise.
In fine he saw everything TO encourage ana little 10
dsmay those working in the home missionary move,
ment and babe the friends OF the cause take heri ana
not filter in their labors. :,
MANNISG of Boston offered the second resolutions:
done already and that should be filled with grief and alarm
we oppIehensYe iha rs 20 DC AZ an na On N m hill
top throughout country.
In speaking to this resolution, Mr. Manning sald ne
came to pay debt of filia gratitude 70 the mother
who bore and nursed him. All his early religious
training came from home missionaries as he was
raised among the mountains of Southwestern New
York, miles away from any church. In quite q
lengthy speech he narrated many facts which had
fallen within his knowledge, illustrative of the wide
spread blessings flowing from the abors OF the a. IT,
MS.
In the course of his remarks he took strong Anti
Slavery ground and opposed TO extending the ef'
[Applause.l His speech, he said, had not passed
through the hands OF any Tract Society Committee
Laughter and appause.I Finally harmony between
the different sects united IN the H. Nj. .. was the
greatest assurance of success. -
Another hymn was sung, and the Rev. RUFUS W
| CLARKE followed with third resolution, which he
| supported in an able address:
Rtsoited the religion taught by the Society aose can
ineret rational history and form basis Tor the iue
| stability and prosperity of the Republic .;,
After the passage Of the three resolutions mentioned
| the benediction was pronounced by the Rev. DR..
| CLARKE, of the Mercer street Church, and the mann
| audience dispersed.
Immediately afterward business meeting was held,
for the purpose of eecng officers for the ensuing year.
| The election resulted follows PREsIDENT-kev.
| Theo. ID. Woolsey, ID. d.; Workmanship
| same as last year emitting Rev. Chauncey A. Good
l.. L. D., and adding Marshall /. Bidweli' i. L. D.
| DmrcroRs-the same as last year, emitting Rev. II
A. Rowland, D. D., deceased, Rev, W. IL. dcG5anily
D. D., and Rev. J. L. Pnmroy, d. D., ana ADDING
Rev H. l.. Hitchcock, d. D., Albert x. rofIef aho
George Merriam, esqs All the other officers were re-
| elected,
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TRIENNIAL CONVENTION OF THE EPISCO-
PAL BROTHERHOOD.

The trennial Convention of this benevolent Society
was opened yesterday morning, in St. AIMS Church
in Eighteenth street. near Fifth avenue, with Divine
Services and brief address by the Rev. THOMAS II.
GUmLARDET, followed by the celebration Of the
Lords Supper.
Mr. GALL ARDET's remarks consisted in statement
of the principles and objects of the brotherhood and
its connection with the Episcopal Church The or
ganzaon was started many years ago. and had scat
tered its branches considerably but had not attained
all the that lay In store Tor them They were
Society of benevolent persons, who devoted much OF
their time TO the care of the sick and poor. The
simple such an organization could be- the better. The
speaker thought young should be banded together
in this way in every parshshOuld invite children 10
Sunday-Sohools, and invite young men TO church In
large city ike this there should be al least five hum
bred young churchmen belongingt the brotherhood
thus giving income; they should have building with
library and readngroom, 10 render 1t the head
quarters Of the clergy and lay; they should have a
department where employers and the employed could
be brought together, to find places for the latter
The Brotherhood he raid, recognized the Bishop Of
the Diocese as their head and they aimed to work in
unison with the clergy. The Apostolic Injunction,
" Love the brotherhood" aimed TO be carried out
by them. He was certain that the charities Of the
QanizatiOn would be increased, and the membership
spread 30 that eventually great results would be
complished by them.
TIE Attendance in the evening small.
In the evening at o'clock the brotherhood again
assembled in larger numbers than IN the morning, and
listened 10 sermon by the Rev. DIR. MAHAR, Professor
Faith Hone and Charity" lie concluded by
pressing the hope that the brotherhood Of the Epscpa
Church might meet the that their principles de-
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ED.

BALLANTINE - On Wednesday, May 9, Eliza A., wife Of
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
ettend the funeral from her late residence, 30 ~
street Friday 18th inst at 10 O'Clock m wHho"'
BUYS In Brooklyn, on Tuesday May Lous Everard,
youngest daughter of C. and b. f. Buys aged 10 yes' anu ~
months. a.
ClILEY At New Rochelle, Tuesday EVENING May Y
Jennie only child of George o. and Henrietta r. 'ey' s'd
ytaraEd III days. n,,
DF CAMP-In this city, Clara only daughter Of Edwd and
Margaret }. De Camp, aged months and - Gays
FLAGHFRTY-In Brooklyn, on TUESDAY may ''"s' ''
Iohn Flarhertv a native Of Ireland
r., ,. a,r on Tue,day, May g. Frank Augustine,
ni child Of George A. and Emily Gilbert, aged years.
month and IL days
snntton Henrietta g. wife Of Nj John H. hunseF printer,
in tic 2sth year Of her age. -
dauhter OF NJ Mason of Ottawa Ill., aged years and
Fr,a ON Thursday May TO- mr. from the residence OF
her grandfather John L. Mason, No 2sl Fourth street. NeT
York
ucCARRoIL-At Fast Newark n j. on Wednesday, May 9,
ser brief lines the Rev Thomas McCauoll OF the Newark
The minister Of tie Conference and ether friends Of the family
are invited attend tie funeral q the sseyueet Church.
Newark, on Friday afternoon at q o'clock
MORFHOUsE - In Brooklyn, on Monday, May Calvin
Moehouse the 9th year Of his age at his late residence
No IA Fulton avenue.
yIX-At Albany, N Y, Monday, May J, James MI SEN
IN the 9th year of bis age
NORTON-In this city, Tuesday May g. Of scarlet fever
Cyrus b. IT, sen Of Cyrus B. and Emma Norton aged yea'
The etiy and friends Of the family invited 70 attend the
funeral this tuesday) afternoon at o'clock hoin No a
Chryste street
sTRANGEWAYs - On Wednesday, May g. 1850, Lllieus
Robertson Stsugewsy youngest daughter Of Thomas and
Nsnian w. ShangeWsys, aged months aud 10 uzys
The inds and relatives arc respectfully invited q attend her
funeral the residence Of her father No Cal Hudson street
.hout further notice, Friday afternoon at oeloch.
vRFELAND-In Brooklyn Monday May T. William A
eldest OF VIM A. and Frances M Vreeland the 2ad year
ofhs age
WIILFTsAt scardale on Monday evening May ate, a
short but severe Illness Jacob Wiet In the 4h year oil his
The funeral will place from h late residence on Thursday
morning, 10th inst at IL o'clock
WRINKLE In Brooklyn, Monday May oil consumption,
Julia Ann WInge second youngest daughter Of Michael aud
Julia Wrinkle aged u years, 10 months and days
YOUNG-At Gleenpont Tuesday. May II, aged 10 months
and dsys. Georgs son Of James and Martha A. Young
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In tamshp Ao for Lire-oetMrs Whi,,I ,dv C"pa,
phia Miss Anna Roy West Troy T. br9os' n"o
" G. Hicis New Yorki Capt and Mrs W II macgav p
Ven valIenbmg snd lady Mcc9nyils ana y W
JON Q. lady Pbadephi. Mr.. a. 5 Jonn'2 ana e"s
Gs,Iesou H. Jacob " Martin New-Orleans h. W. Lane d.
;s. a. B. Enssh l.. ~ Walden Eew-Yorki Rev. j. Jen-
ins Mr. Baldwin Philadelphia James Csrolin, H. Thema
Johnston A. Perry T.. Lsngdon aud lady, r. Watson H.
ostrnhofer T. d. Grienke, s. Phion O. Homsn, r. a Dow
ME Payne Pynehon, Phibin, Nell Dsynoo Belgian
Consul Orleans Com H. stockton hye sdies ana
three servants; C. wilkins NJ. Malad g. Ernst l. ~ Farnil
Ian, O. Raphael, J. Lyon, G. W. smiih w 4aHnlnser ana
friend T. Drew and lady H. Schroeder and lady, H. Nanay j.
sieged shedden Mrs shedden r. Bouret and two chla
rem Hrsch f. Breeden, OakleI JACKSON A. L9moite II.
Tonsaint Schmidt NJ Cohen Haumbeg ID and w ,. Dor
man Virginia; Rohschid, j. Aquechi = Hen,qaes' ,wo
Misses baldwin, W. Poole +. Brez de sage Master ~
hansen s. PsIet Williamson s. Lord lady child and nf re
Bruce ~ Dudley II. Goodman, Hail. Jas Young ana iany,
Jane. Young jr Rev Mogehan Law A heIoTd Sonn
mings NewYorki s. H. Hammond Bath N T.. M ocot,.
Albany: J. T. BoadInen, EewYork; Lewis Ginter hebnond
w o. Paine Mr.. Sumner Richmond; g. Gardner, scotland
Mrs jenkins and daughter Philadelphia H. .smbet and we
New York L. A Wright W. s. Barton South Carolina D. a.
Never Charleston Rev Robert BurDet Hamilton g W. IL
Caseboume NewYork John Harvey Mansfield H. Evans and
wife NewYork; WIN. Vyse, Thomas Ford John Green ana
wife Brooklyn; Jsnenhaum, A. Gaus, Ca ~ D. Lewis
A. Bischof, New.York Total, 100
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niansfers. &c.

RErrRYEp-Brig Elizabeth (of Csmden Thoudke, hence
for Mayaguez r., 10Th April ad good weather until 18Th
when during gale from T. T., while lying In lat
lon 20 and bowspr with all the sails and
rigging attached having sails M but the mahss which was
badly split three reefs and gait opsai the ith In at
p o. taken IN by the schooner Yankee Blade
Gray, from Sagua. and brought into this port.
TAG scHR CHARLES SMITH previously reported at Whining
ton in leaking badly; mainmss and bowspt sprung
Has deck load Of rosn portion Of sails split and blown
NORFOLK May IA ship In Hampton Roads said 10 be Ia
distress with b1wss stove cargo shifted; said 10 be thu
Caroca Of Philadelphia
The echr Matches which loaded for Jamaica sailed April
has put back In distress Of deck load oboom
sails &C.
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foFrFR-N New sheaihig sells slowly at 26d27c. Yellow
Metal Of PC and Bolts and brszeIs at 3od5c months re
tined n-ot limited at ~ d25ic cash and months
ola sheane commands 1gd2lc., cash ,
1N-rs in limited Iequest At Bic cash. Tor banSa, aa
a. demand 70, SO 80 by the invoice for "a r.
arJ 81 2yd az for c. Coke mos but job lots from
SkiSSGost have bee. IN moderate request at slightly re-
aed ,stes sal, OF U eco Curacao at 65c mos ~ bales ram
ncco III eyrra % at Geo. MOS 70 bales paya 10 10 aver
zee AZ re- lf per cent cssh bales Madras aua % 90
Caantore on private terms Deer have besh = better
o. 600 h South Western and 5000 ID matamoras on private
TENS -, -, ,h -
iNTIA RUBBER scarce and prices rule high, but the -
nard lie quite limited r., ,oohsla.
corn oN-1h he market has been hnn with sales o o -
We quote Us follows The sales for the week oae'i 'e
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wAsHNcros GossIr.-TneM y Times Washing

WASHINGTON GOssIP.-IHe W. l. I"'eS "aShin5-
ton correspondent las the following:
cit is said tine President will not wait for George
Sanders 10 resign but will decapitatc HUI forthwith
George kilograms from Charleston drove our Chlei
Magistrate nearly frantic partly because they were IN
conceivably impndent, bat mainly because they were
not prepaid One Of them was nearly III the words
following;
- HE Ezeeileney James Buchanan P'edeHt Of ne U@'ed
States go -,
The minority resolutions viii pass Here followed the
resolo lions length Douglas will be nominated on the nef
ballot Send for Dousss imD diaey Lose no time In making
friends h youI All the past shall be forgiven ana
your m shall be- retained IN Office From one who
80 GEORGE SANDERS
For this delightful epistle the President was obliged
10 pay $2S telegram tolls. For similar information
Secretary Cobb paid STA and Senator TOmbs $l2.
George rays, in explan alton, that all these men can
afford TO pay for important news because they are
nch but he prepaid al he lent TO Clngman and other
poor devils who support Douglas.
The only thing that makes George unhappy IL that
w Obliged " wear his official heed 70 long. lie IL
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nv telegraph.

SANDY HOOK May g. sunset-SeanshiP Aria, for Law
e,oo cleared he Bar 2 One ship and 5srs are an'
chored the s w Spit bound 9st snip ssdnoSsn l6Gn
n uast the Hook Wind fress from g. T. Weather oesy Oh
shore.
from Aspnwa arr the Higblands Nothing else IN "sn
Wind : T., light weather foggy on shore ,,,,
NFWp0bTs Hsv8 o. m-Arr schr. Telegraph. Nickerson,
PHILADELPHIA for Boston, T. Charter Chse do for LJnn
Sarah Stevens Sudey do for Portland Lousa M Ena.GO.
York -. ", x,.-,. nx /.
SEIZED brig Fall River, for New-YOrk Marietta eIahsn for
DUTCH ISLAND HARBoR. Msy e.-Arr schT. Francis @
Smith Smith Philadelphia for Boston, Flight hun'ley 49, ''f
Boston
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BEEsWAX-Sales have been made OF Western Yellow al
&c. erd Southern ct 3ic.
CANDLEs-Adamarnea quiet at ldl9e 2 b. as to quail
ty. lain Sperm command 80 i0c and Patent Soc.
FEA1HkkSLye Geese at steady prices lot Of
strictly pine Western sold at 55c., cash.
HOIS-Ihe demand continues moderate prices
In: from to lie for 20 bet SOS Old quiet
LA1stastem arc oweri sales have been made at II so
n NJ ~ day..
LEADPg quiet Ond unchanged saes of 30 tuns Spanish
at 20 81! Bar Lad sells at c and Pipe and Sheet command
&C.. net cash.
LIMERocksnd lower sales to-day Of 800 bbls. Common
at tie, ard $50 do. Lump at G0c
LtMbER-Easem spruce and Pine Timber is in fair demand
at Sltd Us = NJ feet usual terms.
NAlLS-Cut selling at BE- NOS d Ct off for cash
ard Climb At 4ld5c. mos
PLASTER PARS-Ne not Gales Of blue NovaScots aeliy.
cred here, at 80 IS tun, cash
shLT-An invoice OF Ashtons Liverpool Fine arrived this
week, was sold previously at III 90 mos.
FUIAIOEs-lhe stock here at present quite light but
de du the sales being almost entirely for local The
SUPPLY Ia the country is said TO be large We quote MERGERS at
IL asa M Western Reds and Peachblows al II j0G ri G
yunes a q 20 bbl Nova.Scolias SOC A. bush and New
BeImudss at ~ sea IS 20 q Dbl
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flt Oimsrtin; Msy lst 81 10 long Ti ~ .pae buL IT.
Reeh sosna south experienced heavy Tesry gale. e north
sine then have had light s6dE winds. With taci fos
ossey Kestns sh int IL q % lon p pole sehf ROB-
EFT Mercer Nstanrss for Philadelphia had lost her deck
oad and leaking coo strokes per hour had also lost oresai
seIr D. vism. "a ms't.) Williams. Mobile Is day. seton.
ar Foss big tsrOro Of Philadelphia .o@ s.sas for New.
Yo. Todd o w AZ sd Had experiences vary heavy
sesr idci. Kelly II Msrvieh Kelly AZ, csys. days.
weather lost yingb for ten dy" was under s~o reed
6SS; hs''SSs pots Ss haven,
sehr Albeit Or, cIo~ea Ponce R. April 49, %sl4,,e.
scsr L. r. Godfrey Ei. Wmia1ton C, days, with
wrecked good; from b. brig Aes Wise which ys. from
T. 81 S ;i R.y;y N.as s:Ieh 49,
seh John sietson imingon n c. days naval stores 70
sehr Isaac w Husha. Edward, Nsuben, N. C., days
schr Cerito tOf BOson) crowe Turks Island day, alto
sehr Time, Tyler Ncwbem days, naval stores William
sehr Kate ssdmore. Matanza. IA days fruit 70 Charles
sehr Florence (o BrOwusye Mount Brslo. "a days Lad.
/ re- &C., 10 Post & Smith.
sthr Enchanre.. Lynca Savannah IS day. cotton ac 10
sehr' Wm smith Smith Wilmington, N c. 7day. naval
schr stampede Burroughs Galveston "a day., cotton to
9s ScnI poi naes.u and os. to B. R besch
sehr Pbebe Morren Aguada, r. r., IS days moases and
schr Msnhasset Blake Savannah days. cotton to VIM b.
scbr Village Belle Hnn Wilmington n c., naval store. for
schr Heckscher stnbbs sags Grsnde II dsy, sugar
and molasses 10 G. Pearson Co
schr. Louisa Bailey, Gardner days. lumber.
Schr. J. II. Reeves Smith baltimore, coal for Boston
schr Maabyr Durham Ezabcthpo coal for Nswbuyport-
Schr Amira Haskell Ehzabetbport, coal for Boston
Schr Hn Hull Providence days dse 10 master
schr Only Son Eastman Gardner days lumber 10 master
schr Texas Myers Portland days heading to master
Schr John C. Calhoun, West, Boston, mdse Tor Albany
schr John q. Collye Sears New Haven days, In ballast
schF. J. L. Snow, connery Rocklard days, lime.
Schr Empire State, Smith, Gloucester days, hsh
Sehr Ninlage Cole Boston, ndse. for Albany.
schr Lote Taylor, Boston days ndse. to j. W. Mckee
schr Whistler, Presby, Taunton. mdse.
Schr Elizabeth Ma hew Orleans. Hass., fish
Schr Csrena NJ, Jones' Gloucefier, fsh.
soop Stony Brook Packet Tyler Providence days mdse TO
Soop Mount Hope Sullivan Taunton days nails to master
Steiner Kennebec Hand fhadepha ndse and pass to r.
steamer Daylight Springer NewBedfOrd miss and pa's TO
steamer Osprey Kenny Providence, mdse to Isaac Odel
Stssmer Pelican Adrich Providence mde 10 Isaac Odel
BELOW-2 barks and brigy.
SAILED-Steamship Africa (Br) Liverpool
WJNp-Sppset, s. S. T.. fresh,
Tn. steamship the South 81 the Savannah ne
was Wednesday morning taken the Balance Dock Tor
animation.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT Of NEW-YORK.........MAr
Cleared.

stesmshipJames Adger Adams Charleston spoford Tiles
ton g. Co. %, 49,.
Palmer Shanghse f. Hahawsy Wellington, SLOPPY New-or'
Bde.-Eaecutive Lee, Bangor N o. Pllsburyi $. Fago
Kmba, Csrdenas T. Tslbo, Co. 4 Peters MefaIlaIe Gal
weston Eorcross Prince j. West, Ball Jacksonville O. r.
J. Peters; NJ Leblanc Richard Trinity j. $. Dealey.
schooDers-R vsu1 Adams, MoTehesd City, D. {. Murray
NJ A. Gould Phibrook Portsmouth. Brett, Son CO. o. H.,
Lowell Boston J. Mckee Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, Now Haven
master; j. Lawrence, Allen, Boston Dayton Sprag9e Ann
D. Newton, Norfolk, MASTER biow, Given, Boston, NeSmih
A Sons
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MARRIED..

MOORF-CLARK-At Hudson, ". Y, on Wednesday, May 3,
by the Rev William Watson, Lucus Moore and Harriet f.,
daughter Of James Clark, esqr all OF Hudson
MINGEAUD- GREGORY - In Wliamsburgh on Tuesday,
Meys by the Rev. Samuel NJ Haskns, Arthur o. Mingeaud
Of Ncw-Orleans, to Miss arrioe Gregory Of Watiod En-
Gland.
WARDLE-LOVE-On Monday, May Z, by the Rev J. X
WsIdle Mr. Hugh l. Warde to Mics Many Love al Of sau
geres, Ulster County, n. \.
WATls-McDONALD-O Tuesday May o. al the Sirthstree
baptist Church. by the Rev Charles Norton, Mr. john w a
to Miss Fannie Mcdonald, both of this city.
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urxy work. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1860.

pYEwoODs in limited request but the stock OF Logwooa
and Fustic light and prices rule steadily VI the 'ornsi %
81 o, sa inn. Jamaica have made II Sl3 80 4 cash.
md I5O tuns ~ Domingo private terms -,
The market is quite dull and prices tend downward
IN adyiccs nom the LEIPZIG Fair as VIII the
,Iest of larger collection than anticipated Mukrat anc
ksoeoon In particular muchiower - aud
HFMp-ssnila has been In good request the past week. ana
sale, of some 10 sO4 bales ship and from store @oat 81
mos chiefly the inside rate. Other kinds are au s"'
tur, Jute In Boston, at SIS tun, mot. ,. q, 400
HIDES ara IN moderate reque. at steady ra'es mos
S,on siwautee SLAUGHTER at g cash We quote; m 5oo,
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$50 bills az Z2lc.
PkOVlsONS-Tbe Pork market Is hrner the demand Is
active in part for shipment the sales 2fi0 bbls at
al 8 ~ for Mess II % for thin Mess; tl7 40 for
old do slid+ IL l2 for Prime; f2 y for old do aud
+l6 80 for Nestem Prime Mess Beef il without variation
the demand il fair the trade sales Of 34l bb al S5 &c for
Country Mess; H0d $50 80 for repacked Mes aud 3 250
II so for extra Prime Mess j. inactive at 4a H. Beef
Hams dull but firm at +2 sJd TO- Cut Meats steady
and in fair demand sales OF III hhd and tcs at 1d7c for
Shoulders and ydgc Hams Bacon Is aud wanted
dllc Lard not very active but is held with increased
the inquiry confined the home trade sales OF 81
bbls and tee at Oid!c New Cheese Is plenty aud in
fair request u 8dlOc Butter e in steady demand at 5al8c
for Ohio 8aigc oT choice State, IN Tks aud half hfkins 10
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The meeting was then addressed by WV. b. WEDGE

The meeting was then addressed by WV. b. WEDGE
WARD, who was followed by WIN. G. ALEXANDER.
Commander FoOTE, of the navy, was then requested
TO address the meeting, which he did, by advertising
book he had written on Africa. lie sad II. w.
Beecher had criticised it very severely from his pulpit
and he supposed the reason was because he did not
send him copy He also criticised some Of the re-
remarks of Mr.. Alexander. lie alluded TO the recent
developments in regard to the fitting out of slave
trading vessels from NewYork.
Adjourned to meet at the rooms Of the Colonization
Society, tomorrow, at 2 p. M, 10 elect officers.
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anxious to relieve the Administration froa all emoar-
ras,ment ON his account and would rceign but that
be fears il would look like deserving his old friends in
leir extremity. He INDUCES the hope, however that
they will speedily lie able TO dispense with his official
services. When they do, look out for disclosures"
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. - ~,
sun-Rses. 4:50 Sets......... 704 Moon-h'es' o'o
$500 HIGH WATER THIS DAY. IN
Sandy Hook l29 Gov Islsnd. Ol9 Hell ua'e''' wv
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Receipts Of Produce.

TooI BY Oh Routes Map a-l3Ois bbls Flour 8s5 do Oil
Meal Ss41 bush Corn, IL S96 do Wheat do
do Rye s25 pkg Provisions al de- Lard, 20 do. Whisky "a
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COAIThe demand Tor Domestic Tor local ue t past tFk
has less active bat prices unchanged The demand Tor
the has with liberal arrivals We quote al % 10
"a g. by cargo and $ia IS tun from yard including
Nut aud size Foreign inactive and wh light arrivals
prices nominal -,
HAY-A fair demand prevails for shipping with an increased
supply: sales Of coo bales at 9oc. a : y 100 ID.
kl(E1he demand active at full prices sales OF lOoO ties
at s4d "a 30 y 100 ID.
Oak Is steady Hcmock Is selling at 81 d22c for
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Suokeu.

May g. 20 miles s. s. E. Sandy Hook by potboat New
York u s. gnnboat Decoah, trial trip TIE ship perform
ing very much to the satisfaction Of ell on board
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CUTLERY, Garoware, Sc.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.

BUILDERS HARDWARE.
MANY, BALDWIN MANY.
No. 40 JoHS-ST, COR. DUTCH NETWORK,
Importers and Manufacturers Of all kinds Of Builder Hardware
and Loc&s smith Materials.
Locks Of the best quality.
Heavy Silver Plated Door Knobs.
Plated Name and Number Plates.
Safe Night Latches for Front Doors.
And every variety of articles adapted for hrtcass dwellings
Improved Wire Door Springs.
Green and Gas House Tile Gss RetOs Fire Brick as 81
the Lowest Cash Prices.