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THR WHEAS CRor.-It is thought that 5000, OOC
bushels will be raised this season in Michigan.

ExIGRANrs FOR LmERIA.-A company Of cm-
arants eighty five in NUMBER arrived here last eve
ming in the steamboat from Richmond, to take pas
sage in ship Maripogee, which has been chartered
by the Colonization Society, to take them out to
Liberia. This is the same company of emgrants
alluded TO in the communication of the Societys
Agent, published in the Herald of Wednesday,
Teanessee, who has lately freed thcm"after giving
them such instructions AZ have fitted them for be-
coming good citizcns.-NorloLk paper ,AWH %.
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APPOINTMENTS THE PKEsIpEyr.-William ii.
H. Scott, Register of the Land Office at Du I3ugue,
Iowa. vice Henry Harrison, resigned. Cons'ss-
John IL. PrebIcs, OF Pennsylvania, for Campeche,
Mexico, in the place of Peter A. Carnes, resigned
O. 8 Morse. of Virginia, for the port of st. Johns
in Porto Rico, in the place. Of John o. Brad
ford, resigned. Joseph W. Hale, of Masachu-
Wyatt J. Draghn, Receiver at Augusta, Mi,
vice William G.. Crawley, resigned. James c..
Sloo Register ut Shawnetown, I'LL re-appointed. +.
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Passengers Arrived.

LvnsrooL--Packet sp United stste~-E H.ailic. liant
and servant, Sntford en~.e and servant r. Tini Miss
J-Iis rmm,n Mr.: Edwin IIrn Ms Clara I.ns Mi.. los
Isa Hunt Dudley Pcrsse Mrs p~rsse Richard Herman. Mis-
Alice herman of New York; Nli~ Caroline Met,oy Dublin;
Dr. wm Johnston, Louisns; Tbos. horguson, Beiint,oa
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BY REEL & ARCULARIUs,

P'''''
TUESDAY, May g. al 10 O'clock A. Nj
Elegant Furniture Brook ALL the furniture contained
in tbc house of Park avenue and SLman street near
Bu.cs and n,,in Garnet, m,rhr Ion ME- si c.ntra Ill
book bureaus sofas French chairs
mirrors. mantle clock eandi, china chrysa plate beds
b-dsle and m dng Also assortment OF Kitchen ia
pitc with which The sale will CONNIE nee City
will find their adv and hi,
sale.
! t5t At Il o'clock
horses, 5 caits, milk Wagons.
= woke oxen u sets harneA IS saddles BRIDES &c
Also 1903 cows which the attention of inkmen is called
Sale peiemprory, TO satisfy a mortgage. mp I.r
I,IEII n ARCITT AMI Q =. m - II IT al
II - :, H.. 800, 49, III ~ ?: .is AZ o7s
Scsan cotsstn. of and second land furniture " nh
which the sale will nee, old M., ira port sherry
ret champagne hock abs, nhc aud cora. by the bran
r aud KIN and casks and emolns pickles preserves
jelles, &c. 't
Also variety Of superior different brands old and
hne.
a. a. ~ hc 'e ' nJ.n =, iuleu' Inal.y.
IL - ~. o A n"y, t ~ ,"c ol no
~ '"S''" "e 'sA' All" !" NC sou" "'''o"' tSeNe'
W. :.
H. H. TIMPSON Anctionecr
STOCK OF GkOCERIES.-JACOB =. PLATT will sell
- This Day, 10 O'clock No Bowery the entr. stock
Of Groceries contained therein consisting OF Old anal Young
uy,oh le.s, LSh Lun sna hisana srst Sohse SPICES OF
r,,r,na ~" "a ~ NV, VT Soa~' n,tc
s,nl ,o,t,,.ni ~ n,r a;..i ' anu o'''' '"'''' WIN
Ai.o H. .,nel ~ a. WI. .,j ;o,or-
A. ~. E;.,,o.. a,,ui - ~. tL"i'''-' s,,x
N'''' INV SAM, ntsns, 81. n2 IL III
IL. ~ 4 i NJ SCN, hucuoierr.
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Remember me to your family.
Yours, very trul

MYSTERIOUs-A gentleman beongingltol one
of the ancient and wealthy families vi this city Who
must be well known friends having tho
year 1918 TO recently been bent nearly double and for
confined his bed has been restored to good
heah-has reganed his natural erect positionAnd has
quilted his carriage and walks with ease We be-
eve this 10 the gentlemans description near an
nquirers his address and doubt his humane feelings
will the liberty that any doubling may
know these factathough he requests his may not
appear i'm print Among other similar instances, Mr. Jas
g. Rey nold I44 Christie street has been restored and
will Civ personal Of the facts OF his Both
rheumatism and contracted cords and sinews How
has this been done
Answcr-By the Indian Vegetable Elixir Internally
and Hcwes' Nerve and Bone Linmcnt externally.
By letter address only Comstock Co.
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BEACON COURSE,

TROTTING.
TUESDAY Msy ~ at o'clock-Iure Sioo mile heats, in
harms, Tree for all horses trucd for money.
go. Sp,cer enters roam z. y. l.: Bmwer.
WIZ Wbrelsu cutters b. q David X. Porter.
a. Cone kiin enters ch e. Eidunim Smooth.
Hiram Wo.drnn e~ters b. m. Ellen Thompson.
Immediately amer. purse $40, mile heats under the
saddle Tree for all horses over 500.
VIM. Whesian cutters ch. ~ Brooklyn Maid.
John SIiccr cutters oh. x. Don Juan.
:. j. d. NJ Mnuu enisrs r. Snaihc -
Also match for 500, two mil. y. ats under tlic saddle
". Jones naIpes b. X. Daniel Wetster. 80
&. Weekes names b. &. Thos. Jefferson m2A'r-
STABLINtSix eight horses be taken on lrfry 9,
- No Mercer Stables Iere and ,ontenieht
large csnisgc and harness Thi. 10 esreien, oiIp
tunty Cor nrn wishing the trouble aud rxiis ~
private establishment. Terms made known on '4ea.sn
aipve. "' -
rr,uE NorEs at ia, Aoomoaih Bspk New Jersey,
drened a. No. II Wall sheet al TfeSfm ~ M 90
my2 im~e LAM y"
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On Thursday, 18th April, in the South Dutch Church.
by Rev WtNIcAuloy, ID. D., Mr.. Josrpn Ho1,E, OF
Hcrkimer N. Y. to Miss J.cauxLIss BARRY daughter OF
the late Capt. John Barry, ofthis city.
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~ WILLIAM srsssr.
PRIsSrvAL Oyv,es.-Lsttrrs deposited before halfpas
s. kafps~ H. aud haIfpsr O'Clock will be cent out
delivery a. y, Z. and O'Clock.
BsAsss OyvscEs-Lsttcr~ deposited before ~ and y
O'clock, will be s~nt ost for delivery at aud o'clock
ALEX. NJ. GREiG, Ag.at.
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Consul OF BRAzILs.-The President mas recos-
nxed Edward $. Sayres, Wee Consul oi braAi ior
the port of Philadelphia.
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VIRGINIA EIEcnoN.-Thls State is gong back to
the locofocOs. We have received returns from ~
counties Last year these returned "a wing mem
beers and IL ocoiocos; this year they have returned
IL wings and l8 locofocos.
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FRox FLoRIDA-The Savannah Georgian" has
received and published the following from the
troops in Florida
g The troops in the field, commanded by Colonel
Worth, in person, after some efforts succeeded on
the 18th, in bringing the enemy under llaleck
Tus-te-nuggee to action in the hammocks, near the
sand Hills After severe and well contested fight
tho enemy preciptatey fled their rout was COM
pete all their baggage and food were taken ; the
cnemy's loss wa one killed, and two wounded,
three wounded. 1t is said that the Indians fought
with the most determined courage, and only gave
ground at the point of the bayonet. Lieut. Arnold,
I'd drasoons, charged the enemy's line with only
ed. Colonel Worth was within twenty feet of the
soldier killed."
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO Ship M asters.

TO Ship Masters. ne-
We lall esteem favor II captains Of vessels arriving
here will Commodore r. ~ Martin, Of our news ee D.
o the shipping l the whence they ssrs the
vessels spoken their passage i Of 'bcir cstso and any
foreign they have. Commodore Martin will
board them immediately their arrival We viii iceiproeae
the favor ia ~
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FHoM MExrco--H seems that the schooner Caro-
line left Matamorss April 18th for New York. She
touched at the southwest Pass and landed some pas
sengers and papers The Caroline reports schooners
Creole and Water Witch AT Matamoras ready for
New Orleans, detained by low tides. The former
had 5000 in specie, besides other cargo, and the
latter $4,000 The schooner Ceylon was loading
for New Orleans, and was to sail soon. No general
news-no news,of movement of troops.
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PORT or NEW YORK, MAY ., ls4s,

Cleared. PEI, ~. .,,.,
saps S,Gs levin Nun BoYt hs1sa ESe Sill
hatfh sSatH Asq eG Nss uns s. SM Gea
S@'siGy saSaanahIss6n W%. WISH SPEs$. hi@S II
M"c,:l Eco so. MsseTsos N SS" n H. s. T"eLe'
Arrived.
Packet I9's United S s BrS from is;neoi Ar'l
Nfers l2l' spoke ship E'eIgeen, % days ipm Gecnek
Ba Tor ~ B. @ .s s" oa WI j. se ' .s.. sS @ss
thsy PAID no attention TO-
salt, to Nssnib, Iced, Co..
, lnef ma,d cr Aurora Chace. ndtys isoln Gasy Y.
i:siow. .Hrgn
ship Eledsn, from Thiledclphia.
Brig Tybce, from Charleston. a'..i 1itf '.sstalI d
s e. Emblem %a S 3" snt sf TO- Mp,s = to +
yssis as having Hrdbus she wa. uos n s o M
HOOK when our news boat came np last night
Sailed. i...- ...,.
Bark Virginia, Alalaehieoa; brvs Russia. Norfolk solon
General Record.
LETTERS EuRorE.-ihp Cambridge for Liverpool
will sail this morning at II oock-,ter bags close half
past TO- The London and iiavr- Packets sail oockLt
Ter bags close at Gpns in the Eychaoe hafisst n this
morning.
on tie ash Aa lat 20 8 lon T. Am ios steamer sas
ship in tow With her masts 'ns, steering iohe iarss Of
Sour A5LAs a, Boston, pickle, NJ sh rit Monank Light
r. Morris BIooslyn
Nhalemcn.
Coruage om Pacific Ocean for New London Vi As sSokcn
Soh ell OF Block lsand, by pilot boat Washinytom.
spoken. -i
Mamsra Baltimore for Kingston days out April a. lat ~
~, lon 72 TO- =
UHIted states Ports. sf4f ,-..,.t. q
PHApELriIA, May 1-Arr Jusc ihinr NOeai~; Emerald.
Calais; Roswell King ST. Mary. Gsios ovcbard Phinrs,
Allen OF Warehtn. Mass; Eliza Whapis, Npw aIu; iy-
da Adelaide Providence, Mslisn Haar Elis.G-h, ,tes
Elizabeth Bangor; Cornelis. Pttston Ma CID Eastcth
Havana; Caracas La Gnayrs Peru, Do.ton; Morning Star
York ~ 80 b hf'.t = - ~ n
S & S:s; E Hfs' s's'ss Ss ss
CnAHLrsroS April y1Au Col. r. Shepard, 81. Jase de
Cuba. In the ofinx Chicora New York; B,other.. td
Conner9r Li,srToc'; xylon, iIvre. Sid EhIrr Hayr
Apollo, dos Delaware iiavm; Tybee, NYoik. Arr 2sh, Ca
hot, Hayre; Cheon NYorL; Baltimore, Tll River In the
ofne, Brothers, (lr) from Newry l.~land SID Marathon
Hayrc; Couqueior.
sAS.SsM, Apdl 21-AT Mary, Portland CID Racer. Mas.
NoBng, April yS-Cld Constituto Liverpool; Asia do;
Mobile NYork; JOY do; Council do Gid 9Th Alab.,n.n
NYork Arr Francis Dciau Livci,ool Elizabeth Bruce do
Superb Havr- Atlanta, Now York; Mary Erms do alta.
rn., Boston ffi;s ill-F
.NEw OHLr,Ns, April 2i-Cld Ciurin,a Havana; Swan,
tiadeipha Burlington Cowes and market; TanJun, r.
Ann N96IcboTo Ne CID ed s9d,n iyc!eocl Fr,s boz
Hamburg. Arr Apihorp N9ork; Proxy, via Pensacola
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FROM YUcATAK.-The papers by the Lichfield from
Yucatan Only reached us last night. The young little
nation appears to be advancing in domestic industry
and in confidence of Independence. The people
generally are determined to follow the example OF
Texas, and resist Mexico and Santa Anna to the
ht. The whole militia force of the Peninsuar are
being organized and put in the best possible state for
any emer9enCV
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ID. Oh per chsldron or Is sd per small From the
Isl OF March 1884, to the 10th OF August 1854, the duty
was only S. 4d per ton large and per ton small
coal On the 18th of August, 1884 the duty wasrepca
ell.
The operation of these tariffs may be traced as follows
TABLE or CoALExroRrs FROM rHr Ponr OF NEWCASTLE
Also INV Dury TON BRIrIsn VESSELS, on LARGE
AND SMALL Goals.
Ienu In.IxE ed Dulllnl IIIrrr SunH .4r
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- CHATHAM THEATRE.--This theatre last eve
ING, w.. - We expected it would have BEEN filled to
ss s. ss II. az ssy the vsH
dsvls psovsd highly succcssfindeed they could not
be otherviA ftsA the magnificent and expensive
night u he drama Of ssidsron, and also in he Two
yrinds and the vaudeville Of open House 10 repeated
~ AMERICAN MUSEUM No.with standing tho
psil etsrday. the Gpsy Girls levee well attended
hrssghonl the day and full audience present last
night . laugh ct Winchels comic humours display ed
in hn Pscunay unique play Of Old and Young Nick and
III Yankss character in which he has equal in Aner
Tie snSin9 OF Rosas, the dancing OF Celeste and
the szpsrunsnts N Animal Magnetism by Barnum drew
unusually rich. Visit the Museum in the day time and
consult the mysterious Gpsy Girl and return free Of
charge in tbs evening and witness the performances.
~ AN ESSENTIAL ARTICLE FOR THE TOI-
L1T0oursnd's Eau De Beautc 10 decidedly the best
ols q tbs hind ever offered to tho public. and richly
merits 0s great has with Il quickly and
set1sy rs0ovss all thsss eekles and erupons which
will scouAsnay appear upon the faircst and smoohcst
skin. Ii soAssns and soothing qualities speedily
move the n1anmation and chap
PED hands and lips Gentlemen will find the Eau de Beanie
sAairsbls wash for tho face amer shaving directly
removes Ne di~greesble smsrting sensation which fire.
tDn.--Bsass OncIe SsN
Ts bs he's the original onice. a. walker street.
door foa broadway u pe~ bottle, and at OF Broad
wsy
81 oearss includes every body are hereby nsrme that
Iany efNsn in consequence OF exposure To the weather
Yesterday have contracted q cold afflicted with
osssh ths, bon q shermans Lo1enge' will remove it
ofsssiuV thsw The Drs once at lo5 Nassau st.
AgesS- Arddipg, Boston; Burga~s rhiIaiclrhs; Reed,
Bsltisers; Frank Taylor. Washington City.
Ph~wsx Exchange.
my- vRBsu SALMON ROAST LAMB GREEN
Peas stra~bsrries aud Asparagus. at Pines, corner of
Pima mad Ne ri Tnsla
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,eycrc foru Aner ing many remedies in vain, have
found reeihsd the cords o. my hr n us
bottle of Hcw Nerve and Bone Linimeu used exer
na and bottle Of Indian Vegetable with asea IN
r''''''' JAS. q. REYNOLDS,
lIa Christie street corner OF Delaney street"
.t. EIrRAoRpIrARr CAsx.
QuEsKs, May \, 1897.
psln s,R-An article called DR.. Hewes' Nerve and
Bone Linment, to my know ledge abou two months
since through friend MIR. Campbell, and procured
bottle used for about week without any
,erial change until morning found myself under
the exercise Of very feelings imagining that
could be helped up could stand and walk requested
my family to aid me, but they unwilling should
trust myself feet not having for the last fourteen
and half Year, made the attempt to stand; but
confidence great that they consented to assist
rent ease, but could not bear my weight my feet.
With support however. could place foot before the
other with facility that sstonished and all around
They led me twice the ROOM sat down it'll
feelings Of happiness that before expericnced the
idea that agan be restored to the world
through nv frame like electric shock. My family sur
rounded tears of JOY, and the excitement COM
pletely overcome me that | inintcd The same day J.
walked three times across the noor again bearing little
weight at each time my fest then used cruches for
few days when strength had become far restab'
shed that could the door without the least aid
Ny from this time has been almost incred-
BILE can wal twoplundrsd yards and back with ease,
my cLlr a. Che bed-rid are often blessed like me-
with doIen) have bcs overjoye that they could
civ eat or sleep Mrs Corning TO feel half
OF years younger herself You will recoleet how
much bent together Was when you were iest mere
have entirely overcome this II looked as odd M felt
when began TO walk, would have been gazcd at IN as
Constituent have many Of my old acquaintances
some of whom did know at ALL and others would
believe their and would hardly have been
more astonshed though one had risen from the dead
have every confidence that am well man. think
this artcle is the extraordinary Of any ever heard
Of and il is extensively made known 10 the public
think the proprctors Very culpabls. II you know
the persons in New York selling IT, you had better show
them this letter and let them refer you publish this
if you think il would aid the distressed.
Remember me to your family.
Yours, very truly,
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my- vnBsu SALMON ROAST LAMB GREEN
rsas strawbsrrics, aud Asparagus, at Pines
Pine and Nassau streets.
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DOARD-Afew genhsmsn; also Eeptl,n,s aud 81. ~ Nc
ID c.n h. accommodated viii board ana a' he -
home, by applying At 40 Hudson street
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dKSqE 2E HEsIDE ~ r PA. s 3 vkNsL Z, n


rorf OF Fcp wines. has tbs honor Of nfors Me p"s-
,I and h that he stsn ts
liz DELLA. No. 81 Nassau No. 10 Ann
corner Nassau where he intends have assortment
~ he most perfect Bordeaux aud other wines " the vry b~t
yay barrels AMI hall bsaIs. lie viii also scsd cot the
y I'M gallon by the dozen bottles the rc~sdcsce o.
. ,ersous Who may honor him wild, their patronage b.
S,ouvenei will also bottle wine for families -
ri N Sto.,,uel IA m k..p. boarding. horso and let ont
furnished obcken ~ front Of NJ t~ia. y. ~
Albany whe. there will always he w" W., "
French wines, Bordeaux, SC. m1'~-s
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NEW GUITAR MusIC-GEORGE II. DERV0HT.
~ professor of the gusr, No ia Canal opposite ne
st. Johns church. has the his sn4 And the
public that hc has published Of sah Ispslax
sic, snsnscd with easy accompanied nts for guitar
Dir ID. will also fer srchosWs
Guitar and other Instruments, and give insruenoss u ssss
teum the piano forte and violin. Ny2ew~o
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(,HANGE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., noNsn.
y hss he Loaos VI ntsnur hs fi.sd .ss ss gss1so ~
neral that the isi Of May iy be WI % sss. No..
IrbI,e store This establishment Which wiu " ssa1
H., ,,.,,s ri ETHIOPIAN HOTEL located w TIE cenle
Of business ae wall sSd tho ssns y ..s .vsss sa.m-
,,, -alon. Tor private Is AND eosAs
~ ,ri,r, The ResfssTsnt ~Ii We kew q. me pap
,L, best Of Pans AID '',o bui - are wu
ways contain "'' h'' - i>x
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DEMOvAI-UNITED STATES CHEAT CASH TAI
N LORING EMPORIUM has removed fron NE ess
Of Nassau aud Be,kmia stees 10 "a, Broadway roe"
No 7, up a..
j. tj al wouid wish inform his friends asa she rrslic
large that r hos tates the sbov- brsHdwsy - ca
sequence the x Of snd w IrduostY has .s
ruAer w h. enabled cenpet~ with ~seahIramesi.
both quality and price. bor instance he YIN ~.
mish beautiful FROM SIR ~ and srlcs&d 80" sss
10 So =.
n BAH garments made a. this essebishse,t ss 80
With sesp,. AID aspstcL saA wssranted To H. ns.He
liudx for
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F1SK'S COMBINED SUMMER
BAKER AND COOK STOVE,

FOR CO1L OK VOOD.
ATWOOD. Pstentee-Prices from ~ - " o1-Thc
n fucs furnace aud front Of tir Stove nsdfof O.: soe.
and large sttachedo which will % sxiy
Die the cooking II the largest AIRED Ordinary Cock 01vo-
III. or6ce of the furnace will admit boiler Ye.~rU ~
pals or hftren gaon aud by ue nss o. the 1vs.ce plate.
kettles suitable Tor boiling four different dshes sAaiee4
all t Two fowl. of nsy be reesec4
front aud all with lee than rent pr d~y-fss peof ~
which wa refer Ia those who have used ben
~ " FIsks Stove RstAbll.hndDt.
an Water ~Geef. r.
Read the following certificates ia addition to vtict
handed more can be s,e by calling Al the store.
IISkS gtovr E.tsbi-hpirpi I'D Water street, a.
''"| Nsw Yo.x. 81 Fcci { street, All Arsl< ne. Il
AIssr Fisk Water -r~et-A - de variety Of Moves
4c have aoti,e. the orc purekaseA hsa ysN
raer,,. decided preeues. have nsod during eli ne s<3
sou would chez fully reeom~cSd y The v.Sk3
ia opinion ptibl- cs ~sSsplify
economy and ohv of praise As he Appreciated
without tsisl Of u,
am. with respect, yours. he.
Pastor Of tho Bcrcau (Bsp,i-t) CAsrcA. .
Mr.. Fisk, 20, Water sreet-Ihe sumacr Stove Which
Iulslis.cd Of last spring have Lad IN oil
and tlt be done by for buhee ~
tat with a.ionslly 6re have cooked for EoB
p "a s. per-ons with enouxh l~~s fuel to dssun
pace Of the stove. -
Ms. BUEL, % Guiton sneei
March Is, lsi2 ais N
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r 4; TIMPsoN, ASe,icness;; ~,

CTOCK OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $. PLATT will sell
- This Day, at 10 O'clock No 81 Bow-ry the stock
Of Groceries contained therein consisting of Old au Young
Hy.on Teas Loaf Luop and Havana sega Coffee Spice. Of
every variety, Sperm and Mould Candies, Oil Soss, Rice
Cuans Olives T.inands Brazil and assorted Fits, with
good assortment of Dry Groceries.
Also the stock Of old Wines AMI Liquors.
Also the Fixtures, Stand, Casks, kc my IN
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MONEY MARKET.
FraaaY. March IA. II. M.

The anxiety in reatisa TO the missing steamer 10 very
grestevery day Of expectation adds to the probability
Of her loss and fears also entertained for the fate
Lord Ashburton, who said, to have sailed
the oath January, in Government steamer. The Gale
donia's day the ah of March, IT, therefore, the Co.
vernmeat Steamer sailed within three weeks Of the time
mentioned, she the same danger did the other
boat Such loss would be singular incident in the
present position foreign relations when there is
imminent danger Of rupture The fact OF the appoint
nent Of Lord Ashburen, is now looked upon evil
dence Of the deternaation of the British Government
mot 10 yield inch Of their claims either upon the dis
Puted territory the right Of Search any other open
question and, therefore, Of their conviction that
thing but the most strenuous and subtle would
succeed in preserving peace upon those grounds The
boundary question has been left open for hsfa century,
sndnow that settlement 10 peremptory demanded the
right Of search il set up pivot on which the
quarrel must turn- This position Of public affairs has
great influence upon commercial and financial transsc
tons.
At the Board to-day Stocks fell heavily. Ohio per
cent stocks fell per from last sales; Delaware
and Hudson Il Indsna illinois Il Paterson 1; Long
Island, !. Almost all bank steeks declined heavily;
State Bank per cent A. instance Of stock opera
tons, will mention the fact that the last sales Of
Greenwich Bank made at 30 per cent for paper At
90 days. which has been shaved per cent per
month. vaa. NJ
The grand jury In presenting the board Of brokers'
did grea: injustice to those gentlemen collective that
operations such described In the indictment take place
there Is dou but strikes US that the perpetrators
should be designated instead ofths profession generally
Ifan nsituen clothed with banking powers couldAbs
found, which although doing lssng business legti
nstely, its almost unlimited 20 to deal and gan
BILE s own stock and then have the holiness boast
ofis profits such operations, such concern would
be we'll worthy Of the attention OF the law An indv
dual do comparatively but little harm; bat In
corporsted institution having the power to issue its
stock sd Inm, to purchase, sell, and to loan s own
credit upon its own stock 10 make the stock
make plenty, to suit its movements in the Market
sndte raaser 6ctious shares to large amount suit
It's purposes 10 In the highest degree dangerous and
demorslizing, and should be put down.
In domestic exchanges there 10 a fair demand. s.l
rstss on sons poass have improved The following srs
quststisns:--