davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
RANCH. FOR SALE OR RENT.

VTVHE undersigned, being desireus to leave for
the Atlantic States, offers his valuable Ranch
for sale or rent, but would prefer selling
The Ranchis situated on Hulng Greek, on the
Raid Hills and Arbuckle road, about seven miles
from Horsetown.
The Ranch is well calculated for two families It's
location is one of the most healthy in the county,
fever and ague never having been known In TINS
vicinity. ~
Attached to the Ranch is about 260 acres of good
land which will sell in lots of from 40 to go acres
or the whole, as may be desired.
For further particulars, apply on the premises
or at this Office.
JOSEPH PRYOR.
Huling Creek, Aug %, 1851. au3i
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
OUR NEW CARD.

With a view to present the success of Impositons,
Imitation and Counterfets. we have discontinued
the use of our former colored cut of the Magnolia
Flower, ard have substituted for it Card, con-
tanning an engraving of The Phenix Distillery on
the Schuykill River with name printed in
full.
These various attempts to initiate and counterfeit
our Whiskeys, are perhaps the best tributes to the
high reputation which they have achieved.
10 Inferior articles never counterfeitcd.- -sN
[Signed] FREEMAN SIMPSON.
Phenix Distillery, Schuylkil River,
Philadelphia.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
FERRY NOTICE.

Shasta, Oct. 26, 1861.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Is.
AT PRIVATE SALE.

o26:4t
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
Sheriff's Sale.

Oct. 10, 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
Pasaenrera Sailed

In ttdnIp Ntp York Jor Brentn aud Southdnpton-Hon
CaI SchuIE C. s. Minister SPAIN Mrs. Csl Schurk chill
den aud servant Leopold Well lady and child Joseph Hech
Loui. Never Mr. Traabe Caorpia Mrs Emma Sadden, En
gland; pf. Emile Trdant and children Leopold Christ VIM
A. Van HanswyeL. CL.s w. Lewis, NewYork f. b. Peyse
Berlin Prussia Capt u. Ducss,e France j. CrameI. NewO
leans nrs E1,beth Hot Miss Abne Bollman Miss Rebeces
ssei.mp, h Mshilde kese and d,gghier mr, FTeleh.s
and child IL Ro.enbaum lady and children A. EberhAid,
lady child Henry Krone and lady Miss Dorolhea Ko,ter
Kahn Gustav Bergmsnn, John shoenfed John Henokan,
J.hn Osmers John Muller Mr.. OBrien, New.YoTk; bliss
Cs.harine Hononksmp, Brooklyn L. Herm Mende Otego,
N.Y. Frcdr. Krause. lady ard children Baliimore Phil.
Berbereh lady and children Poushkeepsie MsItin Bach.
Petsr sutier California; NJ Tonte and sons James Benton,
New Oheaps; Aug Hotenaof, Cincinnati; Herm Woserau,
Chicayo John Mertz Dinsn John Seuber II Bonncwitk
Mn Reshilde Bsnkert and Philadelphia Mr.. Caroline
Wtxeben and children st Louis Leopold Gunbsun, Dav
export Iowa Rudolph Poazek Bsnorei NJ l.. Provost and
son Racine Wis b. Abbadie, Jean Abbaeio. August Ron
IO2 In tho slocrsse Total, 207.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
Militarp Notlres.
HIVE Won heard the Good New

Have YOU heard the Good Newss-Resder you and
are dying sinners We live always. Before long
shAll be ,ng graves These serious matters They
well make you feel grave. But cheer up Have you heard
the good pcwsi
The good this: God has provided glorious Savior for
IFS dear Son Jesus Chd died upon the for sinners
BY Ms death he mede for raDsyreson and pur-
chased full forgiveness for the ungodly In word Christ has
done all paid all suffered all that Dsed TO reconcile us to
God lie has provided of righteousness to cho
liz has opened fountain living waters cleanse lie has
removed barrier be,ween and God the Father taken
every obstacle out Of the way aud made road by which the
vest may return. All things ready on Gods part
complete alton has beep provided.
But what Il that God ans for the How are
tbs privileges Of this great salvation be made the sinners
own What the by which you aud are TO obtain an
interest In Jesus Christ : IN
Tho answer TO all these questions Is short and simple Believe
The Lord Jesus hrst aud thou shalt be saved There 10
but thing need part In order to our
and that thing IL faith =, ,.
Fa simple faith only thing required in order that you
be f1lgen uod asks come 10 Jesus ne snno
with sins trust in HIN, rest Him. lean on h con
fde IA Him. souls to Him, nnd foaiins all ohsf
hope only Him This all aud every hg thst 900
Let do this and he shan be saved ans lnqlt
ties shall be completely pdoned AID his entey
taken away. This l. The good news Rev j. KYLE D.
Home Guard Washington Grays-Eishth Rssi-
ment N, Y. = T.-The eN-ocers and members oil this hoy
eut tho conpsie now ofgaDed ana
the members the original Company Of the ioino 81
assemble tho ArmoIy Centre MaIAe' on no-
DAY EVENING the 10th Inst, at o'clock al.
Er.CoL JNO. w. AVERY, Presdent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

ID apon The Corn Exchange and made the announce
ucnt, which was receive with appli use He stated IN
the course of his address that the underwriters nd not
believe that prvateels would be permitted to fit out in
English ports. Mr., Charles H. Marshall ten took the
stand amid loud applause. He took grornd against the
acion of the nderwrters saying thsl il they did not
believe prvaeers were to be feared they should
pose any additional rate Of irHurance, and i they
have any fears they never on to issue another policy
or their institutions not sound. He went onto say
that no sane man could for moment think Great
Britain was going to do any such thing as permit the
fitting out of prvateers in her ports. Mr. Lathes then
attempted to reply Mr.. Marshall but was interrupted
with hootngs and cries Of, Turn him out" Hes "A
secessonist" &c. TIE yells for time were terrific,
but mon the Intervention Of of the merchants Mr.
Latlcrs was at last allowed to say few WORDS and
then departed. Our merchants have evidently MT ior-
gotten this gentlemans letter to Judge MeGrath.
The following table will compare the exports 81 the
.avon nrincipal staple articles for tho week:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
NFN~IUHk NINkEIFENA FWNf
ITplandx. Florida. Mobils. n o. 4 Tex

L
fair early in the day but high change" b1ne.. wa. In
t.nupted BY party who attempted 20 1e' long speech on
of the reduction IN the underwrte rates Of
per cent q. that was s.sen,is and hi should have been
t.rupion win be tolerated This nhison caused almost
poD change The medium and better trsde: AZ. dull and very
irregular The sales are 700 bbls at 81 ~ for SuPethne
State IS aSpss sy for Family So,i Is ,oSss.s fs5
az for trade brands do. Cse sdi.n Flour heavy the
s pss % s T seaSsP PSsRy
heavy for the low sse sc MI M,ed e:Is. rs are a. s,ssean &C.,
and good SupeTfne Baltimore &C. and 20 :og "a IS for .he
better trades Rye Flour i .,ssdy s'. Of iso O5 tSaa
GRAIR-Our Wheat market "a without much change; prices
of pas s sustained bot the interruptions above alluded to
checked business seriously Common aud medium qualities
a''GS TSsi o. soo bn.S swsafes Club At sIGsf ii $500
bush Chicago Cleb 81 oaa o. 6loo bu,h good Racine
inside rate for cargo In store 1Oo bush White
s1h iasf: WIS ip.ss s. .5S and @
$4,000 Barley MI. Is "a lsi request st ;sasoo os. are
bush Western at S7ci Nonhorn e hrn es.c. Corn lee,
Bsb 'sa 4a4s for heatd i2gsse for fair to good Gste
HiY-Tbs supply .hbeI, and the market IA hoavy sale. of
HIDEswe do not hear of any .ale' prices heavy with
H6Ps-Tho market {, inactive, but holders firm at loa
l8c. for ordinary 10 good.
LEATHEB-Hemock sales dull al l6U8lc for gh and
middle weights. OAK saus shter IL dull at z4Glic.
LIMEfhe market for Hocklsnd quiet and prices noni
ma; last sales of Common at 6Oc., and Lump Al.
demand Is very moderaei sales OF Col
Cuba at ia dl6c.
NAVAL STORES-The market for Spirits Turpenne II du
Crude do IA inactive, holders Offering 80 which
decnc. Ia Common Hosn there 1, little doing. but the
market steady sales of $50 bbls at ~ 20 delivered Fine
Rosn In fair demsnd and price. are rm the .les include 100
bbs 80 rs, 3O do -, 100 bbls do at - -, $50
bbs White and Pale ct A3d IS So and 200 do Virgin a. 570
81 rs per s Tar and Pitch Inactive aud nominal
OILS-The market for oil descriptions very quiet We guoe
Lnseed 5id6c Crude Whale hTm st 39utic and Crude
Sperm at 4i 25d&l Sc-
PROVIsION5-The demand for Pork Is light aud the mlTks
with considerable Offering The sales $50 bbls
IS for Mess S8 So for Clear and = 10 B10Hl for Pfno
eef fair supply aud Is heavy the demand very light
Sass Of 76 bbs e0 ~ Tor Repsoked Mes aud sl0
II for Extra Cat Meats very quiet and heavy. Sales
Of rs bbs and hhda for Shoulders aid 60Tic for
Hsms-the latter Lard Il In moderate demsnd
hesvy Prime 10 the mos sought aier Sac. Of ~ bo
9d9ic Butter IA IN fair supply and he IA voy
unsssb Ysow steady and IN fair demand Sales OF Ohio
8d4 State 2alSc Cheese quiet st391c fot Ohio
RICE quisi sales Of 80 tca at ss Soass 20 y 100 ID,
sILTThsre nothing doing Ia this Market AID prices
q nomiDslly unchanged.
sVGAsS-Tae market 10 firm 1t the saVsnesi sales Of IS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
SATURDAY, June S-P. N.

TIE Stock market, with fair activity, had down
ward tendency this morning, most marked IN Border
State Stocks which out freely under orders TO sell
from the West. The sales of the stocks for the week
registered and private, exceed million and half Of
dollars. Virginias show the greatest decline, selling
down to Al against A yesterday. Missouris fell of to
37I decline of y cent and Tcnnessees TO 81, de-
cline of Ii y cent North Carolnas were steady, being
rather scarce for delivery but offered low on sellers
OPTIONS Government Securities are dull and heavy.
The &c of 1881 sold at S3l. Treasury Notes are
steady at 02 for the II cents In shares there was
wedistrbated business, but in almost every case at
! to l y cent decline on Yesterdays prices. Pacific
Mail fell of to 59i. n Y. Central came out freely,
and sold down to III. Panama was cent lower.
In Western stocks the market dragged, and shares
were plentiful than buyers. Between the Boards
the market was steady. At the Second Board some
what better feeling produced by the rumors from
Washington that the advces from Ministers abroad
were very satisfactory, indicating more friendly feel
ings toward the North by foreign Powers than had
been anticipated. The transactions, however, were
limited and the Improvement not marked. The clos
ing prices were: Tennessee 6s, 81 d3l l Virginia Cs,
42I 49, Missouri &C. 38l 49,; Pacific Mail, 500
6OI n Y Central Railroad, III a72i Erie Railroad,
2llQ2lj; Hudson River Railroad 81 G3li; Harlem
Railroad, lO9l0,; Harlem Railroad Preferred $50
23i Reading Railroad, 3Ol c3Oi; Michigan Central
Railroad, 4Oi a 4Oi Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, l0t 9lOi; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, % 923l; Panama Rail
road lO3 al06i Illinois Central Railroad, 63a 63i;
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad, 56lo
56l Galena and Chicago Railroad 56l 56l Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad, 81! a2l5; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 324 a33I; Chicago, Burlington, and
@ uiucy Railroad, 90.
Freights-Rates for both Foreign and American yes.
sells are nominal and the business is limited. To Liv
erpoo6,O00 bush. Wheat in bags at I'd. GOO do Peas
the rate; 100 tcs Beef at &c.; 200 bbls. Pork
at 2s 3d. and by foreign vessel 65 hhds Tobacco at
37s. cd. TO London by foreign vessel-35O bbls.
Rosn al 3s. 3d. and 50 bbls Spirits Turpentne at So.
To Bristol-300 bbls. Flour at 2s Sd.
The Cleveland and Toledo Railroad earned in May:
Nsy, lSOO... 6tOl I.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

Exchange in St. Louis has declined to 10 cent but
is not reliable at that figure. In Milwaukee 1t ranges
from to Y cent premium. Other points ae rn-
changed.
The Montreal Gazette says that at a meeting of he
directors Of the Grand Trunk Railway, held IL that
city on Friday last all the Canadian directors letter.
mined to resign and their resgnaiions have beea for
warded 70 England.
At the annual election Of the stockholders Of tie Ga-
Jena and Chicago Railroad on the 9Th instant, tie ioi'
lowing gentlemen were choscn directors:
w L. Newberry w H. Bro~u John Wentworth. Lan,.
Mosley X Ro-ors George smith IN Psce OF Ja'h ~
clned John H. Foster IN place Of r. Iarnrd declined
of Chicago. C. s. Hampstead, GIcns T. ID hohrson ROCK
ford; d. A. KnowltOn, lTe.PoEt W. H. foHy' Uaea' L.
Upon the organization Of the Board, W. L. Now
berry was reelected Pnsfdeni, and W. ii. BrowI Vice.
President.
The debt Of Voc g. Co. TO the Bank OF Albany hos
been settled by the Receiver for sl25 600, which, as
we understand it, is about ~ T. cent on the cham. IL
is proposed 10 reorgsnze the bank under the iile OF
"The Albany Bank"
The Home Insurance Company Of Boston has been
enoined.
The following is a statement Of the amount q grain
held in rtore ty the Wes,crn Elevatng Com'any, at
Buffalo, also including that in tile Richmond Elevator,
on the morning of "Wednesday, the 9Th Inst. aud
Wednesday, the 22d aud 18th ult:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE RAILROAD TO FoRT HAmILTos.-The City
Railroad Company having extended the Third avenue
ira ok to Fort Hamilton the commenced running
from the city line (Gowanus) on Saturday morning
The fare from Fulton Ferry to the Fort distance Of
nearly miles, is cents-hve TO the CITY line
and five to the end OF the route. The citizens of the
village manifested their delight by the firing of cannon
and the raising of an American flag. The number Of
cars to be placed the route ia not yet determined
1t will depend for the present upon tho amount Of
travel
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
MARLNE JOURNAL.
FORT OF Embellishments g.
Cleared.

stesnahp-Ms.anzas, Liesns, Maaazss. Mora Bros.
Mum.
ShiP-C, Nssmith, Cousins, London, Hesmith Son.
BuksVan Berg Muller, Bremen Ruser Bros; j. r. Davis
Hand, PhisdcPh, MeCresdy Mott Co. Lampligher, Hard
lag Cork. w. Elwe Co.; Cedar kof Manzauis iugor
Bros Reso.ution t) scorone Gloucester Draper Dew,
lin sylphide henderson, Queenstown H. Smith SOM Plsv5
Goghuy Cork Jackson Neill Tiyoa Brown Brand ywae
Cecis, PIiue, Cork, NJ. Pssts,oldi.
BIgs-S T. smith, Smith, Cadiz, Yates Porterfeld; b.
tDuteh) Hueck. CuIsooa, J. Foulks Sons.
schoonenIJ Anderson; Hemingway Hartford H. s. Rack
eu r. j. Pnde Allen Boston. r. j. 8odwin Chamer, Bur
lpgame, Bosoni b. Small Donovan Philadepha, Moore
Henry T. Hurbut, Hubut Portland; A. Kelly, Kelly Po
lard, MASTER M Smith. Maxwell. A5acoi o. j. Miller, John
srbor lslsnd A T. FenRo (Br huA.e g. Jtso, Brett
Bon Go.
sloop-Thos. Hull, Hull, Providence, master.
stssmeu-Saah, Jones, Philadelphia Pounks, Eye New.
Bedford.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

ING g. W. by W. dSs lat, a237 Ion 70 30 spoke bark R.
- on :sT 'ip ~ [ Ssi .fl Te c%
os osoS fo Baltimore % from -. ve 90 s day.
ofBanegat with N. Z. winds and thick wes'hsr.
a. susa to l. B. Gasey Has been days N Of Ha;teras on
ih and 9Th inst e,perisncsd very heavy gale ;a h r.
jones JONI 40. for NevYorf m inst, lat q % IS spoke 6s
Emra Of and for Portland from Carden.' ih loss Of mantOp
s ThS@ IA ;Sew F days.
to h Jcne. Co. Hs, had ht westerly winds and calm,
sesn Gs sTss .. 49, lon g. passed qoSnty Of yellow
pine psuks and .csniog apparently ave.ses dsesload
csbo r r. is days sugar aud moasses' Wheewrisht
Ma i2 dsyso Bermuda with light winds and ealm' Had
Brig Dsdem tBr of segdesnd Chase. Bordeanx IS days
ballast to Wm smes Experienced heavy weather, and lo'
Brig hace Qisian) L.uro Newcastle As days, mde to H.
f., w. Meyer. Had heavy weather.
Bhs SGSz lrneos IPouSue'e Rodriguez Lisbon o. DAYS
d sshI Fsst"Osd Cathca PasM.y 49, nut. &c. .o Jane.
the river spoke brig Isaac benson hence bound in Msy27
a 20 % "a spoke schr San Jusn from hs'eFe' i0'
sehr. America Br) Newman CORVALLIS, N s., days. po'
sOhr NOnruel OBJ Eagles cOmwaris, N S. days, pota.
scdI Benz Franklin, Van Kuren ElI1sOOthpor coal for
sehr Charter Oak Kelley, Elzabe,hport for Boston:
shI @ Bor5n Arnold @ F.
schr Arzoo Toney, Elzabe,hpor for Cambridge
sohr. Charger, Mshan, Elirabethpor for Esl River.
Scbr Harriet Smith Kelley. Elizabethport for boston.
Schr r. H. Huntey Eickerson, EhzabethDort for Salem.
scLr b. r. Brady, Ball Elizsbethport tsr New. Haven.
Srbr r g. pean Cook, Elizabethpor for Taunton.
Sloop r. C.mley Faurot Elizsoethpor for Cola Spring
schr Rienz, Brigg. Elizsbethport for New.Bedford
Schr. VIM. Penn Terry, EiLatethpor for Csutchoug
Sohr. Albert, Wass Harrington Gays, spsrs
Schs. Eva Toursee, Kondout, coal for Providence;
Schi Oraudy Smith, Barber kondout coal for westerly
schr. Thames Field Rondout, coal for Norwich. .
Schr. Diadem Ludlam Port Even, coal for Providence
Schr Oliver Spelman Speman Albany mdse for Providence
Schr Elizabeth Case Port Even coal for Providence
schr MARY Brewer Wise, Bucksport s days, wood.
Sloop Fannie Meria, Van Noand Ezabetbpo for Rocks
Steamer wes,cheser Jones' Providence. mdse to Edward
steamer Delaware johnson, Philadelphia and Cape May
mdse. and pass to r. Perkins. ,, p,L
Steamer Tacony Ely Philadelphia, mdse to Loper Kirk
Steamer P T. Hear sdie, Phnadelphia, mdse to j. L NJ
Bnggs. p.-.
BELOW-The bark Panama from Rio Jsneiro reported De-
low on the 9Th, Is anchored inside Sandy Hook
New York, for Hambus Edinburgh for
Liyerpoo Msanzas for MstanZsi Marion iof Fort monroe
D.ylifot {guuboa) ships Samuel Russell for Hong hong
Kssma1co Rottedsm Ataanta for Lonaoni Uncle Jee
Onesn,own buls Escoraza Baltimore; Orphan for Dub
lin. Leon for fe,w ood; Elizabeth Lravit Tor hchsnse
John Benson for Ponce, p H. Honduras Tor bsze non
briys Scotland for Bsrbsdo Ckesapeke FOR wilmington
Del. Harriet Hallock, for Auoyo
WIND-During the day, N.
Tho sow steamship St. Jsgo dc Cuba went on tra p this
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
Mnrlxets PeDorte1 bv Ty,s0rdph.

puiLApELPB June 0-FLouR quiet snd no demand super
hpe held at $50 a. duh but steady PennsyIvan2
s asa ii SO, White 81 459Sl So CoRN hrm saes $500
bush; Southern Yellow Sic Western Mixed oVs. COFtkE
Arm with lirht stock WmisKY dull, at l6l die.
NEw-ORLKsys June 7CorroSSslss OF 100 bales prices
c-pt, for the week al bales against 800 10 the coepond
ing time last year. ports 10000 bales total exports ls OoD
baes decrease 35 bales and at all uhern ports s8
bales stock ~ port 800 baes SUGAR sale CoFPRB- Sales
Of the week bags in port 1000 bags sgans.
I6 OJD bsR. Lat yea
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

362, inclusive. -
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 1857, 1877, 17f7,
1879 S3 l6l3 1899 1895 1899 1901 1895 1909 1919 gl1 Ps
lNo l69 1850 lO6 l7O8 NO. l1l2 INA, l16, l7s, l1@
1880, 1880 1888, 246. 1872
COMMON PLEAs - Part I.--NOs. 72l, 1913, 63
2yB 2SS'1 J7 1870 lal 1913, 90l 355 1919 1911 1879 l3l
Pert INe 46 $50 1874 l345 1896 l34s 1880 III, 1 1885,
IM6, I2e4, 1892. 1873. $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
MARRIED.

DIrNHAM-PIRNIF-At Sunny Brse, on Wednesday. June
5 by the Rev. Joseph McEroy D. D. Edgar s. Dunham to
Mary H. daughter Of Peter Pinie esq all Of Eastche'te
Westchester County
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thurday, June 0. by the
Rev. Dr.. Hatfield, G. Coles Dusenbuiy to Miss Amelia
W, daughter Of the Hon. D. Ne"comb' deceased all Oh TINS
city
PRICHTAFFY-By the Rev Henry J. Fix, joel d. Pnc to
Miss Ellen A. Tsgy both Of this city.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
Arrived.
Steam transport A. III. Bowman ~.

Steam transport A. II. Bowman ~. 81, Clark. Old Point
days, la ballast.
Snip Georges (of Thomason) sllte HayIe days mdss
ard 218 pass. to snow Burgess
Bark Lucy Frances of Booksvle) James, Sayna 10 days
sugar To H. +. Buck a Go. Had pilot on board days.
BaTk Henry ITowb1dse (of New Haven't DunN, Barbados
10 days, molaes 10 H. TrowaTiige Sons, OF Neweyen.
Brig Thoms. Achorn Wgn, Sngus May 49, sugar to master.
lat lat 81 30 Ion. ~ 49, steamship
Ing w. by W. updc. sail and steam ID at p. lat u &
Ion. 70 3s " g. Sesusbp, side Wheels bakTgged sss
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

BROOKLYN CRY MoRTALITY.--Tbe total number Of
deaths in this city last week 49, of which 46
males and 81 females-3O adults and SO children. The
principal diseases consumption, Ii convusions,
g. scarlet fever S; small pox, 6; Group and marasmus,
A EACH measles, 3; scrofuls 3, &c. Under one year
Of age, Is, Natives of United States 62 Ireland Ii;
Germany, 4; England 2; Scotland, 1.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
miscellaneous.

A SUMMER HOME.-A Home Mt RYE, N. T.,
"A ~ miles from city, the New,haven haoad FOG
Ladies Children large farm-hesn bntter milk, egxa
and vegetables Ample for exercise and amusement
and retain yiroou. heath fdered, music drawing end
flower work "a Ishi in the family Kept BY WIDOW Lady The
best reference svsn and required Address Rpb bIiC HOME
Bye, Westchssteg Co., N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
CORRECTION.

"Mrs Page, the wife of the well-knOwn artist Of
that name" viii present herself to the public Shakes
peresn reader any time place. The particulars Of the
ETsmme thus far announced
Burifaglos June q, 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
no,,lr cDh. a. Ala.,c.. ,na 200 hhd. Porto RiaO :.

hbd. mostly Cuba at 4lc4,c. and 300 hhds f0H0 III"
4lG3s,. ala.
rAlLOWThe irqniry l. good and the market is firm saes
ol q A ac for Prime Sou hern and 9c for City bu'cnei
Asslcaon. Rough Fet is re,dy at &c. cash A..
TEAS-TheIe is moderate demand and prices continue
steady -, oeako
bbls. at l6t DIic.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
Amusement5.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Id NEW and BRILLIANT ATTRACTIONS!

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT UNION DRAMA
THE PATkpovTSpsyr All bsvSpyr PIX "a ARr 'FfTnar
the soul stirling events Of the day with new eng
spprOpAe Scenery. CostmGe and FTogeTe,, i,Re1sns
ATTACK ON THE MASSACHUSETTS, REGlMENT'
BURNING OF GOSPORT NANY-YARD, &c.
Illustrating the heroic Patro-m Of the North and the ueschefT
and infarny Of leaders of rebel ion in the South
EVERY AFTERNOON aud EVENING THIS WEEK, !,
at p and 4. o'clock while The following unparalleled h %
THE WONbERFUL VIRGINIA DWARF FAMILY,
Consisting Of MAJOR HIRAM WALTERS aged years ana
inchee high MISS KATE WALTERS - years old ara PM
"a high constituting he most ,si1srhs5e s9y Of % %
bin WASHINGTON FLAG ALBINO FAMILY WHAT
rs 1T SEA LION, ACTUARIAL GARDEN, Win rs eIymas M
sea and cline HAPPY FAMILY. MONSTER SNAKES, TAn
LIVING SEAL, go, 900 Curiositics, &c, .
Admission 10 an rs cents; Chdreu under TO- Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09
even principal staple articles for tho week:
---1S60.@
Tie following comparative statement Of the value
of xnorts from commencement Of the year 70 June S

-. ~. -
Increases compared with l860
The coal tunnage for the week and season, Ms rom
pared with last season, is: For the week, 2Vi2'|;
season. 2,5l6,3j7 last season, 25SS, i45. WITHIN the
last few days the demand for coahas been htle moro
active, parties sending in their orders probably 10 en-
sure the advantage of the present freight charges the
Lchigh and Delaware Division Canals, which, accord
ing to announcement will be advanced seven 'ents
per tm after the frat Of July.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers quote WeeteIn currency
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

The CouRTs.-The June term calendar Of the Kings
County Circuit Court was run through on Saturday,
and the Court finally adjourned. The Brooklyn City
Court viii commence the term on Monday. The first
twenty causes on the calendar will be called.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

sURROGATES COURT-JUSK s-Before Surrogate WEs7.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The wills Of the following deceased persons have
been admitted to probate: Mary kngs4nd, Eea Csrberry
stssg Joseph Landauer, Robert Bosl James WybG,
Edward SANDS Margaret Mckenns Stephen LUtz Maria Bie
Gregg James o. Proudlt, Isabella Knowtor aud MARY
ChAtterton.
WILL OF THOMAS ESSIs-cHARITABLE REQUESTS.
The will of Thomas Ennis was also admitted 10
probate providing for his relatives be leaves the Iedu
which TO the Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum The lsh Emgzn Society Is appointed executor Of
chs will
THE BIAERMAv WILL CASE.
The contested Blanknan will has been before the
Surrogate twenty. nine days and is still unhniihed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-09

"SHAXEsPEREAs READISGs.-Mrs Page, the wife Of
the weknown artist Of that will for the first time
beseto the public Shskeperean reader the evening
Of the 18th inst. at Irving Hall The particulars the pro-
gzamme yet announced" Tribune June 8, 1901.