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sinrkets-cAnryuILr Rrponrrp FOR rnsN y Tmsus,

Mnrkets-CARHvuLLr REPORTED FOR TINS Y. Tnsgss
FRIDAY May ~. 1865
ASHES-The market Is dull, but prices without
change; small sales at e. % for Pots and 81 75aSs
for Pearls
COTTON-The market continues fairly active but 10
very heavy and prices have again declined. closing at
about 4yc. for Middling; sales u 200 bales
cor FEE-NO sales Of any importance ara reported
to-day. Holders firm at foil former rates.
CANDLES are only In limited demand. prices arc
steady Mt 2d2Go for Adamantne, 37i $50 tor sperm,
and 81 q 100 for, Patent
COPPEE-A mericnn Ing0t 10 dull, prices are I'M
settled. at 81 d32c. for Lake and BaItim0rej 350f5c
Tor New Sheathing and Yellow Metal
FLOUR AND MEAIS-The demund for Western and
State Flour is less atye and the market under liberal
arrivals. ruled heavy prices have declined fully 0d i5c
per Dbl on common brands; Trade and Family brands
arc dull and heavyi the sales GOO bbs at - 73e
e6 10 for Superfne State; e. o5dt7 for Extra state
Hl0ds7 - for Fancy State, % Iat7 Is for the low
grades Of Western Extra; o. l0aS7 25 for Shipping
Ohio; 81 Was9 for Trade and Family BRANDS and
~ 1881 IS for 81. Louis Extras Canadian Flour Ia
dull and lower the supply Is fair sales Of $50 bbs ut
" I5dsI ~ ior the low grades Of Extra. and ~ 800
Is rs for Trade and Family Extras Southern Flour Is
also dull heavy and lower; snes OF 40 bbs Mt o. $50
% % for mired TO good Superfne Country Baltimore
&c; and o. 35dsl2 % for Trade and Family brands.
Rye Flour 10 In fair demand and firm sales Of 200 bbls
at IS 4Gde6 Com Meal il Gull and prices are heavy;
sales of $50 bbs. at ~ IS for Jersey aud Is 10 for
Brandywine.
FRuIT-Rsisins are only in limited demand; prices
are steady at 81 IS for Bunch per boz. and 81 TOO
g. IS for Layers Other descriptions dull at former
prices NO quote Of sIg.iV. tvg Almonds, tho Latter
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The Prcsbyterinn N. 3d. General Assembly
~ Brsekiyu.
SEVENTH DAY-NORSTYG SESSION.

SEVENTH DAY-NORNING SESSION.
The Assembly had rather severe attack OF
excursion on the brain on Thursday morning, which
eliminated 30 severely to bring them all dovn-be.
low Concy Island Previous to their starting they adj
justed tho report Of the Standing Committee Edaca
ton and thenin accordance with the special order Of
the dsy-lstcncd TO the address Of tho Rev BENJAMIN
j. keyes. Delegate from the General Association Of
Connecticut, who presented the greetings oil that
church 10 tho Assembly IN few well timed Remarks
pleasantly responded 10 by Moderator Shaw.
A resolution acknowledging with gratitude tho Di.
vine grace In aiding the Society for the Promotion Of
Coeg int and Theological Education at tho West was
presented by the Rev. II. Uoyey aud adopted
The neIt business was
TIE EXCURSION.
The assembly was quite favored. A. few days since
Mr.. Cayler's people invited them to Greenwoodi day
before yesterday Andrew jackson (per Mr.. MarshnD
Of Fulton.t, Brooklyn. assembled them outside the
church and took group photograph OF them. ana now
tho First Presbyterian Church OF Brooklyn have hon
ored their repnion for hospitality by placing steamer
at the disposal Of the assembly ud showing them New.
York Bay and s tributaries. Five hundred and seven
teen people filed the VIM. Harrison quite sbuDdanly,
and seven Of Dodworths musicians filed up the In.
torst ices Of conversation. Specializing scnsiby
omitted but the veneer able DR. Samuel II. Cox having
delighted everybody ~ appearing among the eIcnr'
nsce that oil Presbyterans delight in and So what
with singing and chatting aud Sightseeing. the day
has taken its place among Joys OF memory to all who
we're VI the party.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The delegates from foreign bodies had the floor by
ruls Yesterday afternoon. The following gentlemen
spoke sevcral others who were expected NOT having
arrived:
General Assembly that met in Newark in Iss4-Tho
Rev. NJ. ]. Hickok. u. d.. NJ r. Charlton Henry.
General SYNOD Of the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church IN North Amcrica-Thc Rev. Mr. Ehuendori
Union Of Evangelical Churches In France-rhe Rev.
Theodore Monod.
General Association Of the United Presbyterian
Church--The Rev. Mr. Harper.
EvBSING-CoMAUNION.
In the evening the church flied with the mem.
hers Of the Assembly and others desiring witness
participate In the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper
which Is administered ~ the Assembly during their
annual meetings at about this period The Moderator
ofiiciated, assisted by the Row Theodore Monod and
other clergyman whose did not hear. with
elders FROM TIC Churches geprsaspted IN the Assembly
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HRNRY CLgws g. Co.,

HENRY CLEwS d Co.,
Successors N
LIvERMOER. CLEws & Co.
BlNXERs.
No ~ WslLst, n Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THH sALE OF TIE U. 8.
$40 LOAN.
Full Commission allowed Bankers. Brokers, Insur
auce Companies and all parties purchasing for others
or resale.
An donomir atoms On hand ready for immediate dc
livery.
ALL KINDS OF U. A. sECuRrfIYs BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Accounts OF Banks. Bankers and individuals re-
eeived-s per cent allowed on deposits and daily bal
nnces which may DO drawn for without notice.
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MEXICO.
Emigrnn" TO Mexico Hofurniny-Thc As
amssis ton ofPresidepf ltucoI"- South.
era Emigratism-Frsnec Ia MeSiee-In-
erPvraliou.

trPvcation.
CAIRO. Tiursday. May %. 1855.
The Esfaf-nr the French paper published In the City
Of Mexico ,ays the emigrants lately from The United
States have returned being unable to find land or labor
10 support them.
The same paper says the American news caused =
profound sensation In MEXICO. and such powerfully
shocking must convince the Northern party Of
the ultimate result Of the war which is destined TO
bring about eyentuaites unforeseen In the policy Of
Mexico and the Eastern powers Of Europe cannot DO
indifferent to them 1t favors offering advantages to
Southern emigrators @ the only means OF stemming
the torrent which threatens - oyerwbelm tat country
as souherners know how defend that soil they may
possess. 49, -, +,
Another paper ssys the condition Of Mexico occupied
the serious attention OF the French Government, and
the Emperor has said he Is resolved to sustain her
honor and French dag thereon established q; tho cost
OF French blood. ,
Speaking Of the probr lie intervention Of the United
States 1t SAYS three European nations Mt less-Frnnce
Austria and Belgiam-are bound to sustain the En-
pre--a conflict tie United States will not provoke.
Macmillan will visit Orizaba, Jalape and Vera
Cruz
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or THE CRY or
NTw.IOK.
Nos ~ AND - Pmr-sT..
DEPOSITORY AND FmAScisL Aoysr oY THE UNITED
STATE,
Have for sale. ready for delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY Eorys.
Conv ertible. at maturity. into $40 GoEpBEAhSs
BONDs-
Also.
UNITED STATS 1910 BoSDe,
UNITED SIADs 800 BoADS
UsuEp STATES 1-YEAR CEnnncArEs.
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts,
and attend TO other business with the Government
=. g. CALHOUN, President
Il. SEAMAN Cashier.
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Ths occssSon was fn Of iuteseSt and profit to those
present The subje0s 9f the freedmen 2 e1pected 10
come up Saturday II not tomorrow afternocn.
graphing the Assembly this afternoon, inside OF the
church. and desires to lave the all present at
the time probably about three O'clock
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IIewes e. mscy, BANKERS,

No. 80 Wallsi., Eew-Yosk,
Formerly Officers OF the Park Bank }
ToUR PER CEST hTEnfsT ALLOWED on DfPosTs.
PERSONS OPEsHG ACCOUNTS may DErosrr aud Draw
as they please the With the City Banks. and
will 10 allowed Interest their daily balance at per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made upon any part VI the Uned States
or Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE Of the various
issues OF Government and other Stocks, Bonds and
Gold. promptly executed for the usual commission.
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Rccrirt. III PrNAucc.

N.,.-l7 40 bis. Flour rs bhs. Whisky. I.e20
bbl- Corn Meal 2troo bu,b Corn. 06 90 bush. Oats
30 bush Malt e4 q. ~ Ashes. III pigs Lard. 40
pkgs Provisions. q 20 pkgs Buttr
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
N. Y. Court Of AppeaIs-MAY TERN, -
CASES DETERMINED AND FONTS DECIDED.

n. Y. Court Of AppenIs-MAY TERx, -
CASES DETERMINED AND FONTS DECIDED.
REPORTED for The Tribsael
Axos PETITE TT AL Appellants sg ORsoS ssH,AAs, h.
spondent.
In this case tho Court affirmed the judgment ap-
pe.sd from, and held
That whore thu description Of land conveyed BY deed
vsrue aid uncertain parc, evidence OF the intention Of so p
tie. IS to the real boundaries l. admissible;
That psrol evidence admissible in such not - con-
trsdics or vary deed bat identify the sable matter
and show what gsntor intended to include By the tern
",be wee. hAlf of lot No. 90" etc.
They also held that words all tina. certain ptecs -
parcel Of land said town Of Niagara being bs wsss
part lot lying the side OF Niassrs River.
containing eshtyve be th, moro or less -
euied all the land Of the snor remaining unsold In The
west part Of said lot unless different intent otherwise
manifest. -
Action brought by plaintiff TO enjoin the de~
frndr atherne See from bringing 81 action 70 rSses hss
the ju islnsn, OF the Cent below. held
That the slrrogaes decree for e adme~urmen OF dowes
extended further h'n 10 the extent and oc&toh Oh INC
land, asst sned In the export.
That the title thus assigned not affected by sues
That where the widow knowingly permitted purchaser 81
the premises part With HE for such premises under
the that Tbs premises were free from her claim ot
DOVER therein and she accepted aud enjoyed the use o. sucn
purchase money for member Of beqncs ander me
viii Of her husband such acts on her part constituted 80
sssoppe pats and TIA, she should not be permitted etup
a claim for dover in such premises a..
And that where such widow had proceeded 70 procure inc
OF dover in such and was Threatening 70
sjecment to recover the same that such iro'.ea"
and conduct her part constituted cloud upon the tte
such premises 70 extent sufficient to justify the bringing
u Al action to qsi.t such title.
InIap GREAT " zsrKRS T. RyPixE ROAD Co. sgt Epvrs
ID. Loona
Opinion by Judge Porter, in which all the Jadges
| concur Judrruen, below reversed. 49,
In this cs.. Was held TIA, Court IN which cause 10
tried the u it, discretion nay eienee dspsssns
OF witness though pat fer the ayowed purpose OF Spane
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ADVERTISEMENT

Advertisement
ELECTRO MAGNETIC BATHS, No. IL I-aagnt.1.,
New YORK. for the cure Of Rheumatism Neuralgia Parsyssl
&C. and the elimination Of MsrcaI Lead and other poos
from the blood. Send Tor ctrcular.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

Some evil-minded person placed torpedo on
the track 81 tho Metropolitan Railroad In Boston, on
SUNDAY night and on the passing over II. the ex
poson created great CONSERVATION among tho pas'en
RcTh
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-MAr :e.-Bsfe
Judge BYrrs

DEGREE OF CONDEMNATION MD BaLk
Tho United States ag The Schooner Ann Pckere and care
A final decree of condemnation and sale Of ths
cargo of the above vessel entered to-day by tine Dstee
The vessel and seized IN March s' ~
the Collector OF Port oh Quarantine, on charge OF pro-
c,.dnr state In instruction against tue onhe' ts'se
Government although having cleared at the custom
Tor Arlington Tho cargo consisted Of military and othss
,ptel and intended for tue southern
and with the vessel purchased by ands tushea ~
pares in Richmond The vessel cot toe0 ana Wa sou %
The 23d inst BY the United States Marshal under ese p
cednes for nc The cargo will be sold nndcr the deere"
entered day forthwith. ,,.,. .o,.
several this city induced to ship sooas
on board the Ann picksre believing that she was
pypx between h.re and Nshington but upon sppn
cation 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury their soods wes
rra ed amer sssuro on ground that they were nn'e"ns
shippers. ..n...s. .,,or,.x .pos.r~A
for the Government.
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fAdvcriise

WINDOW SHApss.-WHITB HOLLAND, VIII
BRAr's scEsdjust hx'nrea A. .ap
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sIRRooATE,S COURT-MAr 20. - Before saf
Tucker.
WILLS PROVED.

During the past week the Surrogate mas aduii't'
III ~ tbr following named persons to probate: Vale
u"s Mott Frederic Winthrop Mr.. Hetty boardinsn, ~,
~ Distrnbsch, Charles r. Ene;t ssrsh u rsson. fe'"
f,s Daniel Toohy aud Ernest Grand
None 1.-THE above wills contain any provisions o. pub
Importance.
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Advertise mentl
TURKISH BATHS, No, Is Laight.st., New
York Hours(sntiem~n, to s. m, and TO- M Lses
a. m 10 o. ma. .'Greases; of iuSuriea" Try ess.
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.l,JO
C Treat 800. 7se7ot i.Sss.Gs3 5se3ss7 aQ9,67l
Oa,s....... l,252 9D7 2S3e2s2 l,sll,0il 5fn
EsS 80 ess ss1 s s1sss 800 $3.50 iS$Sss
me- amount Of aonr and grain IN store in this ciy on
the I'D nsi., as follows; 1920 bills HOUR ''ioS
hnsh. wheat a~225s busb. corn, TF,JH pash. o"'Si
80 g54 BASH rye, ana "a, IA bush barley
Copake Iron Mine stock, the par Of which rs
$50 per share, is offered low $4-in face Of the
fact that the company ha, orders for all the ore they
can produce within the next SIX months al prices
that yield sure net profit on every months pro
auctisn.
The Rock Island Railroad earned the third week
in May:
1854. .s'a"l iss5.....-;.;3,o ~, $3.50
Increase. r'VJ<
The Michigan Central Railroad earned for TIE
third week in May;
lss5 slc2,sI7 n 1865. ....... ste,42o ~
Increase. >'n''' u
Kobbc L. Corhes bcd a sale Of Lases, Gloves,
White Goods, Enbreilcrics, Corsets, Sc, which
was very well attended,, and passed OF very sai's-
factorily. At willpcrding s. Mounts there was
sale Of French goods. The prices, ~ things 90,
may he little low, but the sale was thorough, ana
the catalogue was wen cleaned ont. The shaVis
sold well the lower qualiiics Fond trenadile NJ
Al 62Ssl: Mozambique do, a Siidsj, mousse
line de nines 90 s'9s. -. Paris cashmere Ions
sbswls varied from ~ SEQ Tie noassrliac O.
lajpes rrn from isdf3c. Whucriine Ncgu't e.
he'd sale IL silks aud Dressed skins tins m"rh.hg
The silks for lining iur- especially he brown soid
we'll End woru largely Duplicated. The i'r1"ins were
some u the quotations. Hlrcoi'incs. i~7lci brown
P.ut dc Soic, g5ic0<l 81, s'-ifch lafilpes - d
" inch Satin dc Chime. h5c 3t-iEch pay LnHlhr,
81 ~; 26.inch brown TaIeles. 1oc. - :! - -slneh
black siik Plush 81 %. = inch Dluwn Foui oe SIC
o. SEA 81 80; 29n.' DO Fouiard ric. H'lnch 20
| lard Megcntl. 7Od'fci 2finch fonlarf SDss, 80
sc; 2.incb co'pr,d la tines. -. a1.c e. Hfg. :
A Co had a sale 81 cloth, cassmr-,s. s.. TIC Italian
/ cloths and drills sold well and ~ god Illces.
! The movement of Dry Goods al Ills port for tho
past week has been 3 follows:
1 HsrFRtD poR Nfrtos.
Manu- Of Phgr. Value. AffHaJ. Of Pkgs. Safuc.
w ol. ......<9l eii2. J1si IhN..--.-. ~ tH'u.o
Cofton. .......2s5 IS 0s Ms.elans. iuJ J2.s7i
SILK .........253 2V25s5 -
Total w S~-N-'N-
u wTIDttSAtr.
Manu- Of Pigs. Vainc. NanaJ 81 Vkrs Nalno
! Wool .......T7 f52s 0cs flax .-.--- ~ sltt. f3
Cotton. ......E7 lII.nNl Miseellans.. 2rs "a. 80
Silk ......... IS %I.9i -
! wAPFHofsfp
MaanE q PkgA Value. Manu-. Of Pigs Nalnc
" os ....... so $40 C.6,iiar .--....- 30 5000
Cotton .2i0 $3.50 Aisoe.aDs.. n 1Ss
SIX .......... - JiSsl -
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eJ tjoo>JV
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STOLE A H0RsE-Frank Vetter was yestef.
day arrested for stealing hose valued ct eis3 nor
Ar,bnr Cornell Of scsrsdse, Westohester Comfy ~
sold the animal to Thos. j. OConnor. Of No. ~ -
Twenty fifth ST., for ESQ., Justice Dodge c'mn"sS
him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

SwINpLED IN A GAMING HoUsR.-Ira Nc
Bride the repued keeper OF the gaming house ma lo
the sixth Precinct on the complaint OF Edward WOOD
residing at No. II New Bowery The latter states thss
on the oath inst Mcbride from him At one sttng.
at faro " the sum Of $780, The accused was held 70
bail in the sum Of 81. 900.
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ALLEGED FORGBRy.-Capt. Jourdan OF the
Sixth Precinct Yesterday arrested james A. Asis:
mara clerk. charged with having forged the name Of
X W. Mortca of this city 10 check for $50 ne Va
committed by Justice Bowling He Is already snass
for previous forgery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

ARREST OF A BURaLAR.-Andrew Stampf was
Yesterday arrested by Officer Andre Of the Essex Nar
Police Court the complaint Of sophia Sunday %
while absent the prisoner forced the door Of her room
and stole from thence articles to the amosns Of ~
He was committed BY Justice Mansfield.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-27

FELoyIoUs AssAULr.-Egbert Van Semten,
reading at No l32 East SXteenth-st.. caused The
arrest II his wife Eliza otherwise known a. the eens'
V hat notorious Eliza Pratt fer having. % 10 tonee
with a razor. Justice Mansfield held both 70 bail U
the snrn OF 500 to keep the peace for one year.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAnBERs--MAY 4.-Beforo Justice
SUTHERLAND
THE CRoToN BOARD DIFFICULrY-THE MOTION YoI
AN INJUNCTION WITHDRAWN.
This morning Counsel for the Old Croton Board
withdrew their motion Tor injunction. FROM this thsi
the case may be tIied at Special Term In June neat
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HOUSE,
NOS. s and 7, SOUTH ROYAL STREET,
ALEXANDRIA.
Formerly Cottage HcalQnar;ar

ALEXANDRIA,
formerly Cottage Hsadqnariers,}c =,
The undersigned won rospectfull3 an"
nonncc TO his friends and the public generally,
that he has taken the above named house,
which, for location and convenience, is not ez-
ceiled by any hotel in the city. Thankful! lor
past favors, he solicits CONTINUANCE OF me
generous and liberal patronage heretofore be-
Daily and weekly BOARDERs taken m
the most reasonable terms.
MEALS at all hours. The best PB liza
DELPHIA ALE and LAGER BEER always
kept on hand -,
Nv TABLE will always be supplied with
the best the market Affords
A LADIES ORDINARY is attached to
this house with courteous and attentive wait
ers always III attendance
NH 3l-tf GEORGE W. FORTNER.
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-----~--
e--~=-~~@-- General sherman's Order
Hoss. MILITARY nIvI~I~N II MISSISSIPPI
In the Field, RALEIGH \. l., All! ~, j.
:: ,SDscial Field Orders, 70 -.
The General Comma adlng announces 10
,;,1s army i Suspension of hos,iEiiles, and an
,.greelnent with General Johnston ana nigh
,ffi,ials. which when formally ratified, Will
make peace from the Potomac 10 the no
.,rande. Uuti the absolute peace is arranged,
u line passing through rgreli's Mount, Chape'
Hill University, Durham Station, and Sweet
Point, on the Neuse river, will separate the
eWo ar;l.ies; each army commander "l4! group
his camps entirely with sseH 70 comfort,
Seath, and good police. All detail: OF mill,
rarv A;sci pl!ne must still be Enantalned5 ana
the General hopes and believes that: IN very
tew DAYS, it will be his good fortune to con
duct YOU all TO your homes, ihe tame q THIS
army tor courage, industry AND discipline u
adu tilted all over the world ! men iet eacn
officer ana man see that it is not 51a1h1o %
any act of vulgarity, rowdyism, or petty crime
The cavalry will patrol the front OF Tue line
General Howard will take charge Of the dis
trict from Raleigh up 70 the cavalry general
Slocun to the left of Raleigh, and Genera!
SCnOueiQ III ltalclSu, IL !1o't '"H A0"'
Ouartelmasters and commssares will keep
their supplies up to light load for the wagona,
and the railroad superintendent will arrange
depot for the convenience OF each separate
army. By order OF Major General ". L.
Sherman. L NJ Dayton, A. A. o.,
LIBBY Prison Investigation OF the
basement OF the Libby Piison since its occupa.
ton by the Federal military authorities, reveal
ed The fact that the powder magazine planted
there for the purpose Of blowing up the prison,
in the event OF the capture OF Richmond by
DahIgren,. had been removed some time sub
seoueuty. The excavation Is Ve'y plainly 10
be seen.-Rich. Wig.
The peculiar opinions .! the wrHers Of the
ESSAYS and Reviews in England, 10 re!a'
ton to the Bible, its inspiration, &c, appear
70 be showing themselves more prominently,
IL several quarters Of tho established al''1rnh:
- we'll as among some OF the non ooniormlst
ministers. The head master Of Rugby school,
DR.. Temple, lately preached sermon at the
Chapel Royal Whitehall, to large crowd,
which would make Christian, Of the old school
stare. The age is progressive SID very pro
gressive, thar we are in danger OF being hurried
beyond even the surest aud best OF the cons>-
la,ions of faith, and hope. and love.
s.--------
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THO FARMERS AND GARDENERS.
Rruce's Concentrated Fertilizer.

We have always stock on hand Of this val-
liable fertilizer, which needs but 81 single trial
10 make it's qualities appreciated.
The attention Of those interested in improv~
ing crops is invited 10 the published circular
which can be obtained on application TO Us
This article has I'll the properties Of F;ruy ian
Gnano. with the great additions! advantage q
being q permanent benefit to the a'iI.
GEO. E. WHITE & CO, Sole gents.
NH 25--lnl 90 and ", Cameron >tTarI.
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nNE WORD TO THE v lsE,

MEssPs SCHW ARR & BROWN, would
zoos, rcenentfully annnunc, II The public at
iargo. That thc7 are nov ready and open with
ri.gIi entire new md well selected stocE Of
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODs AND
MILLINERY.
which has leeg> bought FOt: CASH, "nt'or 1!'''
great panic prizes, ana viii T.. "l:l At ;,t'1 isi'-
ing low prices. Al We ask : IN oA"nlnss1oo
j. our goods 4l< prices, which arc, we are si'r'
the cheapest eyer known since 1861:
We receive goods daily, and Will itlar!; Item
down at thc!owchu figures.
Wei have one p.;vr polite attention, and great
bargains,
suHN.>RZ 4 BROWN,
II. Scnwarz:s cid stand,
anvl-tF ~ King Street:
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,rIENTION OYSTER DEALERS

: s,,,<,xT d:s crs anl r.-t,ur;snt keepers are
n.,rshs notified . Immediately clean Up their
y,ras sna ctltass. and 70 Gerry INTO III, s'reets
ii oyster shells IN 1h p'e'n'h:5 M n soo1
tsle'e$ .'e1 : JOSEPH Cotton.
.n,2--1w gu crjnrcnats': 81 P''liea.