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Sales Of Stocks mt PhiIadelpb,..

FIRST BoARD May 40 shares u Bank 8; so do Will
mingon Railroad 1915 300 Bank Gil $40 do do do 81;
$1,000 State 6 ls46 SOL $1,000 do semi annual 1916 2df
$4,000 Reading Railroad Bonds COL $1,000 do do do 6,
225 shares Reading Railroad 2lt; 100 do do do 2il
so do do do 24 357 do do do % $1,000 Lehigh 6s 3g
1000 do 30 TO do lsi5 80 1858 do s3 80 $500 Ches
Del 6s 533 200 shares Girard Bank 5df 81 do do
b5I 81 400 do do cash o7 $500 Lehgh SIS is45 80,
500 City SIS lsi9 05 $50 shares Orleans Gas 10
do Lehgh o $4,000 Lehigh 6s lsis 800 $4,000 Bank
notes 10: $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds Oh
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to Liverpool has been &C

Freights dull and Sled to Liverpool has been ac-
cepted for some lots.
BREApsruFFsS Sales Of Genesee have been made at -
o. Round hoop Ohio is rather dull bat held at 81 SO
We quote Howard street at 81 81 4; Georgetown and
Brandywine at So Rye flour we quote at 50 % 375
Corn meal Jersey, at 81 80; Brandywine at 81 rs
HAy-The receipts continue quite large. Common
qualities we quote at 80 s5c Prime qualities are held At
81 q 3Sc.
WHsKEy-Drudge casks are held at &c Prison bar
res are quite inactive at % a 23I
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TWENTY-EI CONGREaA.
FIRST SSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON. Nav 8. 1874.

WASHINGTON, May 8, 1874
mote. The Wing Senators are now beginning
to return again TO their duties in the Senate They
have been on to the Baltimore Convention The
Senate is, however, still thin that it is difficult
TO progress with any business. No committees are
ready with reports, and no one seems disposed to
do any business.
Alter ma king various attempts to do business,
and failing in all, the Senate adjourned till Monday
next.
II NJ Mr.. Clay is about the Rotunda, and in
the two Houses, receiving the congratulations and
respects OF his friends A small crowd attend his
footsteps.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION result is still doubtful
Twelve counties remain to be heard from, which
last year elected whg and democratic delegates to the
House and, according to The Richmond Enquirer the
wings must gain two delegates in these counties in order
to have majority in the Legislature joint ballot The
wings however claim to have gained three four dele
gates in the counties already heard FROM which the En-.
qurer does not allow them
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SHIP NEWS.
BY Il his Mornings southern Man.

PHILADELPHiA, NAV - p NJ
ATT Chief Brown :! Jsgo. cusa oiiio Jhcmpson, Rio
Jaheiro Rirhr opd Bt,bsdoes CID Sorhronia
base y, Wheldeu Benz Fra kim Finn; Baltimore II
dndge Two Sisters Batett; Boston Pesci al; Richmond
ssasey Escort Bryant. and Z,e Croweli Bcs on; Emily
rpadou Jagc Dc Cuba; Antares Hall u, Har; Lady
Of the AXE IBr Wngood Antigua; Paias sveo st Luci,
"a; Adventure tBr] uuy, Alb COS Albion Bny. PcItland
Motto Fourier Middlet W. Ct; Moutla heller NYok.
BALTiMoRE. May 3-AT Hazard DrDkwater Havana; j.
bez IBr smith Bermuda; Commsrce Prince ecbo Mem
tor TreietheD Mayaeusz; Mary Bray and Abaoss Miller
Providence CID Margaret Hpgg. Lton, Trieste; Pauline.
Manson. Boston.
miscellaneous.
Sem MANpAnrN, Of Baltimore, Martin, from Antigua
bound 10 Turks Island wrecked Turks Island Apri
2Oth Vessel total less Sails rigging, aud part Of cargo
saved.
Foreign Ports
BARpADoEs, Ami l1-Sld, rstrot. st Thomas, In rort
Jobn Gator Gre'nsw, fm NYok for indward and mar
bets VIM w aou tckedt. hi adelIha, for a.
mILet; sema ftay nst%9re, d ig' Trinidad ue New
iaven do; Isaac fankla Harding. FIN Philadelphia for 81
Thomes 2st; VIM Burke Colder I'm Al. DO in
dvs; Warren, Titcum, FOR AK indr,a, Gath
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MAY AT Market 400 head, mostly Ohio beef cattle
including $50 taken to New York, l76 and calves
200 hogs, and 900 sheep.
The supply OF beeves beng small prices have advanc-
ed sales Of nearly all in market made within the
range Of 50 SO the 100 lbs for to extra quail
ties
Cows and calves sold from SIS to $50, in quality
Hogs-Saes at 81 a S43 the 100 lbs.
Sheep were dull at 50 So each.
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d z Il NJ Il TIC Liz

MATTC OHIO,
IN Two PARTS
On MONDAY EVENING May oh. and TUESDAY
EVENING" the 7th the Library Hail Broadway corner
Leonard street, commence half past7
PART l.
l-ntroduct0ry AdfressKe idrg from Venice Peserved-
Characters. Jafier and + ere = Otwav.
2-Reading and Reel ions from RI and Juiiet"Cha
ac'ers, Romeo Benvolio and Mercutio-Quesn NIB
lShakspe,
3Apeedoe Of the late celebrated Edmuad and great
Vocalist, Bahh indifferent modes of concevipg and
:, displaying enc gy ana force.
a-Neciation- Hamets Soloquy Death: and short Lee
tuIe upon points in the same scene, with Ophelia-
5Recitaton-Jaques As You Like It," The seveo Ages
6-Evi5erces Of the Easy Transition from the Sublime
Ridiculous SOng-Cordy Megan of Ballyporeen, a
Parody on the Seven Ages Il Coleman
Irish stery-Nliracuous Aquatic Trip of Pat Dionn
PART H.
incidsn al Re- itator S. Shakespeare.
2-An cdote Of Monsieur Ar grenave" French his
- love OF Shakespeare. and novel style Of criticism
3-Very psnsr de,i to Act" he Thearesr-the Refuge
Tor The Destute-supposed Ea.v Profess ion heatrica
Washerwomsn Song Niss Wa be 70. Coleman.
Absence Of Mind-Want ofthe Faculty of ReInemberg
Names and Places.
5-Anecdote Of the lat. celebrated Mshews-First Arrival
in Amerca-Yellow Fever-Second Visit-Every thing
. done IN Twenty Minutes SC &c.
6-RecationrIheS hpwIeck; or Two Ways Of Telling
Story-(G. Coleman.
TICKETS HALE A DOLLAR
To be bad at the Asor House and all the usual places
ma&6 2trc
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ACOUSTIC or,

A STONlSHiNG CURE OF DFAFNFas The rouox
IN NewbuIyp9u Mass. " '''''' ~ "s''
This = to certify that my ys,G hs, ing been afflicted wi
he loss 81 bearing Tor aud half suddenly recovered
ne sane by t' use OF sgARrAs OH ron Dt AyNt Itwu
in much reluctance that she msde trial II but being
- o9rRei by ne example Of Others whose names pro-
apfy 70 say tina, her heaig than ordinarily
VS. those sue'fg undsr The msedy ard
20 .,N wise THOMAS y. PtEsSEf,
NrwBuRypoRr. April 5, lsi3.
FOR the cent of d would add that Nlr
ssey 10 morchaot 81 Pleasant ard VIII be harry TO
oil hun, CHARLES WIilPPLE.
None genuine unles with the words Soaps OIL Tor Deaf
~ blown each bottle aud with the written signature Of
Y. Bell on the wrapref
,epared by Bell. and sold wholesale srdIetil by A.
D. Sands drugQ,.s Fulton street corner Of Gold;
"a BY a b. S.nas e. No 23 Broadway, and Sands 20.
asst Brosdway ma 6tissrc
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
washington.
Correspondence of the Herald. /

Correspondence of the Herald
WASHINGTON, May Sd, 1874
Inc atmosphere al Washington at this time has
not the slightest odor OF legisaiion-it smells en-
tlrely OF poli'ics-it is potico- presidential TIE
wings have, 10 Their opinion, just made one Presi-
dent and the democrats talk Of nothing but MAXIM
another. The opinions Of large majority of The
democratic members are unsettled, vacia,iux. dis
effected The delegation from Ohio are united.
am told, in the firm support OF Van Buren,.
Col. Benioa's violent attack upon Mr. Calhoun re-
newed again this morning m the Globe-in fact it
Is declaration OF eternal war 10 the knife say
hshoste attack is the subject OF universal remark.
HIS object IL pal able Calhoun Is in Col BeDion's
way on the course for 48. and he must be disposed
Of This hostility is lml'lacable and cruel
am now able 10 lniorm you that the reason why
Mr.. lngersoll was not permitted by the Committec
on Foreign Relations of which he is chairman, 10
lay his report before the House, because of The
opposition oil two democratic members from the
Norlh-Mr STRTsoN, OF Nsw York, and Mr. VIII
LIAMs, OF Mars tchusets. make This state mt nj in
explanation OF the remark in this mornings Inlell-
gencer
The report is sgain circulated this morning that
Mr.. Calhoun is going TO reegn, and that ih,r is
trouble in the Cabinet.
need not inform you that the reason why Web
ster after ded the Baltimore Convention wss IN ave
IN his faith and allegiance TO Henry CLAW Where
snail go r is now answered.
Letters are daily expected from Gen Cas- ard
Com Stewart, DE- inning their position upon annexao
uon with reference to the Presidency.
1t is said ESQ Bob Tyler says that Stewart has al
ready written, and declined being a candidate 81
the Baltimore Convention, on The ground Thai in liz
event OF a war with Mexico bis services viii be
waited. (Doubted]
The excitement among the democrats here con.
unues TO increase Important events are in progress
OF incubation.
Should the weather prove favorable Tomorrow
shall visit Mount Vernon, with a party Of members
VI course shall give TN account Tor the Herald.
= X.
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House orReuresentm,,ves

Nothing but debate on the Tariff, which no one
attends to but the Chairman, the Reporter and the
Orafo
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CONCERT

CONCERT
CONGO MEL0DisTS-Tne immense success which has
~ attended these unfivald lists ard the repeated
quests f. another Concert they will their THIRD Last
Concert at CONCERT HALL Broadway, on Monday even
ing. May 9th when Little Ole Bull will perform a solo
the Violin For further PARTICULARS programme the
evening OF performance ms 2tsrc
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Solid contents. I49 grains
Hvdrosulphuric Acid Cas- or Sulphur cited
TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES
Or OF ers, DESTROYS Of purchasing q permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA.
for sale his am sad Establishment; situated IN Monpo
,ss T sSss q t.
s " 5 M f M. GS and s
viii HAY aS s WY
giving smpe aeeommod for family Of 20 The
lard
fern three stone house. for farmers tenants toy he! with
Hundred head Of cattle and for stoss for ESQ
S . pGai ga ef% of ND
,pss Est,T j. field daily end syfSias
sss asa ess s IN s vicinity
Further description as all Eeon. wishing to
be add that t BEAUTY Rsa,S fa SITUATION s1d
ff Trouble tH' ws s to en- iSs
the price, which $3.50 per '''e d AGDiy + sHEArE
TIFFANY, YOUNG ELLIS, a,e and $50 Brqsdway, cor
Of OF ns c Enfhy Mi
io sale the h rchest and best collection oeegant
vi Tie Xtaas A,s Ss 'S'T p
I'D and and I r.. eH
iy L1ty CIsess aaeg Articles French Parasois Sun
e I'D e%sD d 8 ~ siv sa% asas
Fss 81 nj CD G $ fssf ana asd H Ss
WhD. SWaasg Canes. bsSE, RspIsse. Dressing and
retY; Berlin Goods Indian Goods French Jewelry &C
They invite particular office to the TACT that theic goods
reti iaiss selected by Of their firm the hes
sources and therefore be recommended only b
quaIty and liner finish articles made for
lower ~ price and more seIect in sty!.
A. their establishment the largest OF its kind In ths
and his become one Of the attraction Of the city,
may Examine the collection hout incu obig
AXE purchascs-that the poteness d non
will be shown whether the object of the writ be- business
pleasure m2 % aw ms lmrc
MADAME N. SCHELTEMA (Smet,) informs her Gus.
Sl and the ladies Of York generally thst she
received last Have pack IT, aud splendid
of rich mt dered and Other Wedding Dresses Aho
very rich 1hresd Lace and Brid, Scars md Wells
very beautiful ora'nd and coored Muslin. Of all dscr
of rich materials suitable day aud evening dresses btaut
ful Care suitable fr places, bich ladies' who
ue articles wold do well call aud examIue as they
been expressly ortsred this me in order give
dies opportunity T. select at their leUuIs Also
oi Straw Hats never before imp IN counr
conf IN etire sly e fieicb Par ola lad e, Um.
bre las whc together tn hr usual varied assortnel
fancy goods, she will b. happy 10 e1hib [,
. goT her II N tie patronass mi 2'vislm'e.
CENT EMENls LEFT OFF WARDROBE
THE ~ EST PRf rs eau be obtsinsd hy Ce,tleme
o. Fsm vh9 are dsirous of converting their Iet 81
Nearing aFlaie int, c4th ~ "
To Faurs aod Gent.ms1 gu ting the CITY or eh,noip
Lsic, nee iavns flu effects dispose al vi
n q much To- eir ad setd FOE the ber WI
'''' ! wv NsTYN.
t66 Broadway, up stain.
Ie through 10 Post Office, otherwiss, viii cen,
llompt attention' mi I'm eodsrc
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MARITIME HERALD.
Mailing Days CT sho Etss1a biltps.
Nhip Mater and Assn.s.

VS. .ha estcem It favor, II Captains Of Vesses viii ave
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEy. Of News Fleet, Re
port Of the Shipping left the Port whence they sailed tn,
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo
my Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He viii
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Coz
euding to tki, Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautica xfomaon of ksd will be thankfully
rsccivad
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE WITHOUT
CHILDREN.

HOSE interested, vii te.ce hat agency a establish
< sd for ne safe o' NJ y. Lev OMEAUXS Wonderful
Irocreatye D. lisir 4 rtis.
~ advert ems.t % last eOamu Of fosrthpsgc.
apl0 I'm ~ 'm
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state OF Trade.

CorToN-The market Today has been dull, and sale
moderate probably 600 to 900 bales Prices on what
was sold are ic lower than The quotations OF wednesday
last On the grades below middng, the decline - &C.
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SHARON SPRINGS PAVILION.

i,
be a he s 20 the .r.
ean aud mi on % y S Of N @
The &c Increasing nanSer people ai who
spend he season at Sharon SPRINGS the .ubcrbsI. have
e5ovsments Inferior business paris Reuse
d In sSs aa
,hastsSy planted with shrubs and bath room.
ossa
s Of Sss or s sy.y n9p me
a. oh. psee of n
tho.s who have her otG TIL Sharon Spring..
which 81 below d. cal w,'h mos; Of
BY The cncSrsri tssnony Of al men who ae ac
sHasG" s
mnds Of tie extensive and is pac in
Ss' = the s e. po s'fes s ts the
d. hey epS 'nf % asa ant h
O,ssso Late I'D oheI points lily pere,,ias from their
wS.ta 81 Bd S US Alleys Alley a
OF s Wipe w' Sharon ess
sid surpassed sy any thing Of lind the iaSwe
pp,is co%ps,!. and for the Of ryspss as Gs
ma, been certified by Of the medical proes
NE By e mo .%ipfH. Sfsm,.
oo,sned from enc gallon Of water INV"
s Biz sIS i. az =; S M M,sGs'ia
Hvdro.nphl,e s Of Magnolia and Lime
Chloride Of Sodium and Magnesium ct
Hgy,dr9suphuric Acid Gas, or sulphuetted .,
The pag ave within few hours ride of Albany Troy
uci &C. fre accessible either from
eoae6s daily wait the arrival Ct the mo!ins cars from sche.
neetady ad Utica to convey vsiters to hs springs
New % tho bsuy any, at he hss
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 8.


SUN ....4 MOON RIsEs.'- 10 l6
SETS So HIGH ,wArRa 10 IS
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DR.. II. BOSTWlCK,
DUVCTrT1N AND .STJRGEnN
p A p f r. HA N>iIN G. S .
w. e. g. CURTIS,

NO. 90 NJ Al D n LANE,
WOULD respectfully call the attention Of their numerous
w and the public generally their Spring mpor-
,ticn. ofnew style PIPER Hanging. of description ard
give purchasers They have also hand and
made to order superior article Of
CURLED HAIR MATTRESSES,
which for elastic and aty be exced together
with Purified Live Geese Feather Beds Straw
prices. ms lwisSec
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AmEMICAN hU&tlUM
AND Pc II z + T VA l. FAIR
Corner Of Broadway aud Ann street.
Opposite the Aston House
THE MOST BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT
SUCCESS.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Al hafpas O'Clock afternoon, and every evening.
The GIANT AND GA MESS! the tw . greatest won
ders of the be from 10 O'Clock till l. from
till hal'-past 5, and from 7 till 10.
The m is Apply announce engagement for
week only, with the ORPHAN FAMILY! CT five persons
all musicians of The first cla.s.
Mr. WINCEELL the iaimitable Dyosrist; Mr. WIN
COLE, the ContoItionnt; Mr.. LYNCH; LA PETITE
CEHlTO the nOGBLLY: and Others.
AlBeautiful Collection Of Wax Figuns.
The GlPsEY QUEEN the Fortune Teller, may be private
iy consulted at ali hours Of the day ana evening.
Tickets IS csntschdren ycas 1895 cents Twe,
yve cents extra for private consultations with the Gpsey
Queen. 400 re
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PEAkna's NMW YOfgM raUsMUm.
AND PICTURE GALLEY.
,o - Broadway, opposite the City Hall.
A DWARF As Oil. As ron 1GtS BIN; 7: AND
THREE INCHES SHORTER!
q la n EsS!.
AND SEVEN PEREORMERS.!
< - All for One Shilling.
Mrs.WkSTkRN,
CELESTE, the Danseuse.
Mr. CONOVFR, the Protear Performer,
Miss ADAIR, the Sweet SONG stress,
and Mr. w. CONOVER. the cele.
brated Comic Singer.
GIFSEY GIRL,
Half Million OF Curosit,es, Splendid Picture Gallery Meo-
dem, Grand COsmorama sc.
Performance Nednesday and Saturday Afternoon at
O'Clock Evenlng Entertainment to commence al o'clock
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PREPARE FOX SUWWEK.
NOW thu TIM purify and br'ce the physical systsn a.,
~ enable b. against the erva,ing hests of
The d,iion th blood NJ the
ter, inactive during that from
other state 10 rosst di nor are
the d. estite powers which general over by the ap
iee in cold weather ~ their 10 ygor la face change in
he of animal machue smst. !. a. ne
cesaIy change OF clothing To pure he blood ,ts
unh athy cies and mi at 70 II tive ehsracr
the omach, and ,xpe obstrucfiors from the
bowels short 60 reinforce tho whole for the cam
Of snminT, there as sand,'
Srsapanla For further latcurs end elusive evidence
f m sup nor value aud ehcacy see PAM hets which may b,
Obta. ed Of agents ln.is
Prepared 'nd sid no sale and re all by 4 u sands
fhoa drurt Its; 70 Futon New YokSnld also at
y o9dw'y ~ lat Broadway, aud by druggists generally
uusnVul WV 'hIl " Hthtt md Ct
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M R w LII ACK
HAS THE HONOR Of announcing to the public of New
York that at the suggestion of number Of his friends he
will give his Entertainment in form of a
LECTURE
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NEW KNICKEKBOCKEk THEATRE,
LATE
ANPHITHEATRE, BOWERY,
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Mr.. J. g. RUSSELL.
Benefit Of Mr. Il d. Rice.
MONDAY EVENING May G, will he performed, IRE
LAND AED IRlsHMEN-Neil O'C afol,an Mr. Dawes
After which, THE FOREIGN PRIME Jim Crow Mr..
Rice.
To conclude with JIM CROW IN LONDON
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE ar fame. taj celebrated Pills otn rormqr NJ
TO- tinaipsd ~ this COUSIN Sc sdv,r,s
meut on he lest qoipu- toStia psss,
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Old Stock Exchange.

This shows an increase of about fifty per cent the
amount received in the same time last year.
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MONEY MARKET.


The stock market was very buoyant to-day. The fever
oispecuation is daily increasing and prices rapidly
reaching a.dangerous point The advance is great
on good sound stocks, on those of fancy nature
Ohio os advanced per cent Kentucky SIS Illinois
Indiana fennsylvan SIS Ii Harlem Long Issnd 2;
stoningon II Canton Co. fell off Z; Norwich & wor.
cester vicksburgh ! Mohawk closed firm at yester
days quotations Since the adjournment of the boards Of
brokers, prices have advanced slightly the The
sales to-day have been very large There any quantity
oil stocks Of all descriptions in the Market and the result
oil the present movements must be runous to those
without sufficient to hold on after reaction takes
place.
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CANADA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NOVA SEQ
TIA, AND NEWFOUNDLAND
NOTES &; IL, CTsD, Bill and Bsnk Notes rurchsseJ
v I'D De- q. or Creat. granted the pranrs OF the Bsnk
Of Bu,i,h North America ip ,Lr rIoyioces 'bove, by
~ RICHARD BfLL X
WILLIAM MAJLACHLAN.
aud Doris BUILDING.
New York 18th April 1871.
Also, NOies Of the alches of tie Bank of Hr,h North
erica Montreal Quebec Kingston To st John and
Frederlcton n, u. Haax v. Scotia sud StJ0hns Newiod
rdeemed t The current rate Of Exchange New York
apo 2m Sls&W's
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6fSX FOR LIVERPOOL-Hagular Packet of the 6 h
MJX\L Msy-The splsadidnew packet ship ASH BURTON
a8&SCaptan Huttlsson, burthen 1000 TONS will sail
above, her ular dav
Having accommodations for cnbin
bin and storage aud lumber Of her bers being
elre dy engaged intending should make
Immediate app board Maiden Lane or to
JOSEPH McMURRAV,
- 100 Pine street. Of South
The Ashburton will be succeeded nv the s class regular
racket chip Stephen Whitney. Capt WIN. g. Thompson 20
all thas I,h
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We by this table increase in the line of discounts
since the last report of 1891 $780, in the deposites S4
1885, and in the circulation $40 Gas while the amount Of
specie on hand has fallen off s3O4,739
The monthly report of the United States Treasury
Notes outstanding, comes regularly to hand The re.
urns LOT May compared with those previous, present
he following table -
UNITED STATES TREASURY NOTES
1874.
Feb March. April. May
81, l8t3 0CQ 400 , a,a "a, , A., ono , ooo .,o
Issued and paid out I'M ''' ''''''' ''-''''A'
Ger the act Of March
3, l8i3, 1893 900 I7ia ON I 7sI Ann sos aso
On hand, $50 Isi oa2 Tia 'iSS ." 90 SN9
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-02-23
.8ROtu0ttm0En.

l.. Se 9attrGanOsfreump unp 9 eifSer SET
ertaeint reaeIma6is teocn 5rettas.
3.Otr S"blertptionsp pres 1T n so G ents,
GeraNsNejobun9 Nper IbN lrr fas bic 3ettun9 nit ns
neg 1@1b Der l1ten 9&lfte bes Jabrs tesabt Wrr.
Ote 9eitun9 tann Damn au9c9eten wcrren, ali
St1dhanSe bejablt linr,
~ SStnn bsm DerInr Res JaNrrs rie 3ettH9 nidi
1NSetHne8t wre, f. fttrAFt ais einca 23unt
Cteftlbe fur etn anoerrs Sa@r >cH0lt2u.
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