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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-20
BY TIE SOUTHERN MAIL.
wnsh1pgtOn.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence OF the Herald
WASHINGTON, May Is, 1874.
rerslco's (not Persica, as your compositors make
me say) statues Of Columbus and the Indian, female,
are efec'eo TO their pedestas, and the subject
OF unoounded admiration. As am mere ana
tew and no connoisser and shall attempt no criti-
clsrn, which VIII be- doubtless, furnished by some
competent authority.
News is expected in town to-day or tomorrow
OF duel between 5. s. Prentiss and Mr. Robbins.
which was 10 be fought somewhere about the 9th
inst | am told that bets were running high that
Robbins would kill him. Much anxiety is felt. of
course on that account, as to the result. Should
neither party be killed, suppose the beuers
both sides would feel disappointed and draw their
bes. | am told they are to fight with yaggers,
species OF rifle with an enlarged chamber, TO hold
more powder, Tor the purpose OF giving additional
deadly effect to ball As they say at faro be.
lore turning, " now Is the time TO make your bets.
The publication of "prlvate and confidential
documents made in the National Intelligence by
the Senate, excite general Indignation, as a breach
OF honor, duty, and good faith. The reason is 80
palpabie that every reprobates the act. The
design on the part OF the wings who voted for II,
was to prejudice the question of Ration, and OF
Benton Allen, CO., friends of Van Buren-ts
prejudice both anne xatlon and Mr. Calhoun. Tho
probability is that the people, to whom by this act
they appeal, will decide against them, and sustain
both annexation and Mr. Calhoun.
rdrh rom tne HikHcsl authority al w asnlngtOn,
that President Houston, before he goes out OF Of
nee IN December next not to be elected again, il
fully determined to settle finally the question Of An
nerdton IT not III one way, then in another.
which means by some alliance offensive and de-
fenslve with England.
Mr. Slamm is in town, advocating the cause Of
Mr.. Van Buren, in spirit of Cancellation very diff
feren from the most of Mr.. Van Busen's dcta-
torlal friends, albeit he does so with many doubts
and misgivngs, not TO say absolute dependency.
He goes explicitly for available candidate
against Henry Clay, whoever he may be. The
most OF Mr.. Van Buren's friends go for him "nols1s
bolus" The excitement still continues.
HMr. WoodbuIy's letter is spoken Of MASTER
y productlon-the abes that has yet appeared on
the subject of annexation, leaving out of account
Mr.: Walkers pamphlet, which goes much more
fully into the subject.
AS there is no mail, you will not hear from me
again to.day
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IMPERIAL HOTEL,
Opposite the Ncio Assise Courts and Rnii,cay
tom corner Of
ST. JOHNS LANE AND ROE STREET,


JAMES MORGAN. Proprietor of he above and com
modI1u establishment respectfully iniorms his friends
and the pub that II for the reception OF Pvat,
Families aud 4. ntlsmen
With he 9tsl combined and elegant and extensive COZ
Room. News Room aDd veraI private Sitting Rooms, CIT d
in style suitable for the reception OF Families nd V
for the accommodation Of parties requiring carry break
fats, luucheons, dinners &c.
The sieep, detnent wall under the PERSONAL ,upern
tendance OF Mrs Morgan and visitors lY with comb
nee, that IN this essential particular comfort nenes and
con, enience have been carefully studied
The Culnaly and Cellar de- aimenfs viii embrace NE cho
ce,t V, nds, Wines. &c which be obtained and j d
trusts that his ,xertons aided bv the assistance OF ee
rien waters may .ecue the ppobaton of travellers
ray the me the scale charges will be strictly mo-
derste
Private Rooms for large or small Daner Parties.
Hot Cold and Shower Baths al gays ready ,
inform 'ton respecting the DEP ana arrival OF
the various Railway Trains I'm and Sailing Packets nc
To Strangs ysug l. verpOJ u may he nece'sarg 10 Oh
that he mpenaln centrally situated, within view
Of and one muue W k ON The Liverpool ana Manchest'f
aud Grand Junction Railway Staons aud Immediately opro
the New A,size Courts Is also contiguous to the 'n
cip, Tha,tres a d g ther places Of uublic resort,
A. T. nerrs ffequ ntly mislsd. please desire the
d,,yer mace % ne imperial. 40 tsMgt
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ga GA ~, s ApI Var St Lawrence Morrison. Gibatr
Deal April 2s,Pa.sek by, Dusbary from MstanIn for
'f Ds.I Ia I9; NsoieiGf antv err,
e. Bosonoe of head .iads po adj Spa again pre-.
EL'ISEvn April a5An K,zsa Leekie. soa for Konss-
GlA " W. MY NJ i St rs,, SS: Bs:oa
Hutton New York Sd A ssl ah '1 Soasd Frye
GSfrsocK. May2-Ldg, James Moran, Morrison for New
sS ifsSA April BAR byso@ips coreland Mayssueu
R: :9IsS NY" 4 saH::s
sshs snR S$sapSf;
Lore? ais Co. Prince t Dc 1ss
@ Gs'fSs l s:'SSSG by,ss
rser H,SI e., Boston, Cadet: saeso9 Do Eliza Kinney
M5s f.Ss oasS sIsSlss ''% % os SD
i Gf% om e. s
81 : Gsa;'' s SfSa s sy T%ss
Hs:Ss All fg h ssS Oyer Evans; ds S
Ssa for H ;1 MAY B.%S SYorl
ASS1 fog 81 Ss s$ ssts My rsi4
and R,, apS P'S aows NfS York As.S
oIls; OLYMPIA ob.on, Csdi and United states; nh
s1S Ssn no%Ss
LwsnrG9L April 29-Cld, Catherine F'azer urry Boston
Sc H.E as' ga asS 'fI ss queen
Esss .'' 49, F: sss;. csss Sysss
YORK Nav Chs p" fBs a,an N for New
boston d Si :SSs' Ss% A''
RICHARD Jackson, MG.ny, DO ''' N,,''''''' -"
Orr Cow OF Cork April ao-ste,irg, NYork for Liver.
sr THOMAS. Mayt-In port Almi!da. Tslman; Circas.,an
ioss Pa a, port Aphsa;s rou.on New
y Ss siss. fsiIsd
Norfolk hours and fell in with Dal uSs eGF days
scAnsTER RoAps April 25rassed by, Queen the Tyne.
seos v i, "a, rs lon as from New.
Gp making n for s one Of tbs Western Islands al,
Senator, Long Palermo
Lake Ports
NAY r @ En- Eop
Harrison TCssV do Jefferson
Home Ports.
lind PSasS Do RG;foe E;5en HsvIe de Crate Fort Hill
EssI MASHI.s. May iiAn lexington, Diekmrn, to load
isS is John Crosby Mathew New York;
Rico; Harriet Woodbury. Havana Julia Illusion o%H M aSD
NGwsURyr?Rr Nay l7-Ar Thoosa, vsrna, Bermuda;
BosT,N May Far EsnI, New 9rleans CID Hrrsili,,
CroweIl HANNA; Alpine French Cartenas; Trum Pot.
sr sister, Thibeseau ana Mary Ann, Whls New Edab?s
k,nnsy Weymou,h Ms; Stranger, Stevens, Mobile; Ann
PoRrsMourH; May sid Gen Warren, Day, Philad.
PLYMOUTH May 24-Arr Mariner. Knowles, Baltimore
New BIproEP. May, 7-sla John Aliyre, Buges B.lti-
R,E sa sd Hunt. Jane Sally Frances Baker, Coru.s-
,,S Max rsms Richmond
Bs:se NYok; s'h Elm Rac saims sn; anu Eleanor
BALTIMORE MAY l8Arr Dover, PerLival Boston; Louisa
Nye NIncks Ga Virginia Js1'en BIeuen; Roe. sosdi'
Jsneiro Ida Hale,, Boston; Blanchard Bar
hados: Jos Bach Halet'. Bo,on Gull Cook, dol Denna H.
Davis Providence,
wILMINoroN: MAY l5-Arr Charlotte, Best Cuba-CId.
Mary Grant, falmouth ia; Tterese NickiIson, Europe;
linton Atwood, M rtinque; N rockingham Martin De-
marara; Harp Beaston. Htvana.
CHARLESTON May l6-Arr Ajax Ssger, NOreans; JONI.
than Wainwright, Lewis York Cid Velos, Jupiter 81
Bossgoe Baracoa; 18TH sid James Calder Webb Lvepoo
sAvaAsNAH, May H--CId Eli Whitney Conn., and Cumber-
land, Il nee, Liverpool
NKM OnLE4s, MAY ll-ClJ John GarIow IBrl Thomp-
sons Thtis Br] Vaughan and vi tory Brl White Liver.
pool Arr Louisa Loyett aud Pan Dennis NYork Ola.
rssa Andrews, Coy, Liverpool; Osceola, Chis Boston,
steet, snd Hero Havana.
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DIR. THOMAs'S SPECIFIC Pill

Fo, The speedy and permanent Of GonOrrhoa Giss,
Structures Seminal Weakness, and diseases gen orally
the Urethra.
THE Of Delicate Dresses which these Pills we'll
adapted To cure, OF common and IL
that all classes Of subject fall
malignant and bl sed in reputation, and borne
down suffering body and mind the victim OF its
eidy thing that offers reasonable hope OF
Amorg the many medicines and of ree that
prepared with the malsdes
which they cure aud of thsm Of
the OF the dcine they for that
and BE- easily the that the indi
yidui unfortunate As ial into their hands receives
lief bur the the dcre employ ed bel perhaps
qoe the oppore OF what his case ana the time
h IS lost only tsnds sten the dssie more perman-nty,
IL Of importance the welfare 81 the
ahced individual thit diseases 81 this class be speedily
oved nth and safe Remedies oherwse they srv
result dangerous 10 the peace and
hnppness OF the patient BY eavrg -snsnt seminal wesk
structure IN the urehn inn Elimination 81 the piorste
glnna II which
rably follow bae ~ treated OF ConorrhGa.
mpe with a gr cessity that exista fer
safe nm spe y cur this disease and eec
tuslly nut stlp ~ the pr peor Of THDMAsS
SPhf IFIC pTt IL with pleasure that ort
r,encs IA every aud o ths complaint that
tbes. Pills are that is required thor ushl ef
fscu,llv 4 he stem tn hu of this complaint, and
bv gfa exciting The natural restore the eent
from The mot sngsvstei Of his srsse TO perfect and
,ef,og het IN. s.ec fc Pills arr ,eget Bile -pa alton
e. mposd Of he principles only, ente inor
Gus the delIc tte tuition. All VIII have heaa ar
sv ectly ,ucd by other medicines,
IL estsb h their he by using Dor of this rHeiy
Agents 27j Broadway of Chamber street, No y
Broadway n rul ou. corsf OF GoA Price 81 a61mw.
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PRIVATE DISEASES.

CUNE UUANANTFED.--The college OF NedcIat
n and Pharmacy Of the City Of New York established for
he suppression Of quackery, prepared all dis
OF nature, and offer TO all those afflicted with
hese distressing mades advantages not TO be met with any
the corespondence, and from private arrangement
the members Of College and the eminent
Prosso Of the Medical Institutions Of Europe all improve
the treatment OF these diseases forwarded 20 them
before they reach the majority of the medical profession
II tb, country All persons who have used the eeeestsd
preparation OF Professor ,cord The psrsfa Aleretv
MIXTURE" bear testimony being the most powef,us
cmedy discovered for primary or secondary ypnn'
the constitution whilst sradcafnt tne onras
Professor Valpcan discovery ~ his s,ene Ills Ior Nc
,ue Of zonohna and Rlcet raised nm ,mmeasuftpV
hove ali hi, In hsspnrcular branch Of tns
rocssion With such ceebr ed cmsdes osene WIN ths
,onbned ,k of the r,i medical men OF thus country ths
orge feel atshed that he good WORK they nave
nr o,o .t norton Of the public requiring be'
yiccs. ,,....- a.
Vmer' Wv W 3. RICHARDSON. Agent
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hyson skim IA IS; gunpowder and imperial 80 70 sts
cassia 50 80; raw skwe hear of some considerable
purchases Of fine quality quoted at - %
30 for good superior Nank silk Opium Is quoted
Canton at SO 90 Tor Pana; go for Denares and 730 Tao
for Mawa Here the following prices are current-Pat
ma 676; Benares, go; Aialwa, 100 no. Turkey 400
40 The demand for cotton has been brisk-American
OF cotton cloths, considerable sales reported
and the demand continues brisk Long cloths, grey
50 so a } 30; white, DO a 90 American sheen0s As
60; drills. 80 81 OF cotton yarn the Stock is
heavy. and demand slow, at - % for Nos 10 a 80
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PHENIX HOTEL. HOROKEN-

MRS JAMES SWEENf respectfully informs ihe friends
AI Of her a'e hnsnand, that she asen The PHI NIX
that eegant AID Hotel the m Hobo
keu. aud his fitted style The building fronts
The south, and is ADMIRABLY designed commodsts
be ardes To the New Yorker IN the and
dust Of the city, the fresh breeze from the River and Bay
harry invgorting
Th LARDhk well provided aud all the decacies Of the
season will be furnished IN abundance
The BAR is carefully stocked with the choicest liquors.
Wines Of the mo,t approved quality and best brands always
on hand
MIR. Sweeny ~ be happv receive call from her cid
friends, and ali who desire accommodations proper
tendance and abundance Of .mfoft myi9 40 Sudysc
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Domestic lmpOrtatIOns.

MoBLE-Ship Wavsr~y-S7 bales Center < co-I3s
do Chapn-lOe Rhoades-l0o Newhold Il Ctuft-
l4l Bog kneeiand-l0l Hobrook Nelson 2l7 q How
laod-s5 Coliins-loo Farer X BeckwhH Hupez Mack
ay-53 to orter.
Mai,land-s 6 Thompson Adam-3' do Davisll do Owen
swift boxlmdze 40 boles cotton to order
MoBILEBrg Tyb.e-l00 bale. Cotton Vieter& Duckwitz-
80 - G Estes-l6s Bogart & Kpeeland-i2 Emo Phelps
10 J hhodes-23 WIN Maitland-3 Lii Rosiu es-
u order-l2l boxes of Guns A Crosse bbs of Oil
Swan.
APALAcHIcoLA-Shp Tarolipa64 bales cotton Pam elee
fodgsr-3 do Suret JOhnson278 do Silas Bronson-8
do Dorie-l7l do Spoord Tillotson673 do order-6
Cases mdse Davis < Miller.
ST MARKS, F'a.-Bry Souher-ll bales Smith, Mills
-. 0 Perkins & Hopkns-36 A Ainbury iii ey-
90 Center cc-o Taylor Rich 80 Sper Vanderbury6i
-l63 Mel Coe Andersoa-7 l. Maitland co--i6 order
cGESRGErowS SCaBng, Fanny Cnt-llo pale: cotton
40 do Ees.rs w II Coe Apdersoocii DO Avere'l
10 do Dart Phepsl BIZ Loci & Caror-.2 Laes cotton
geo hides Spraau job son--lH bales cotton Townead &
Brad-l bx bacon $ q Wheeler
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s,nreiyn 1mporfrGion

BArAvIAShip Ann Mara-2 1913 bags coffee 1890 bids rat
taps 8 cases Indigo 10 bys gym Il Michel.
NAPLEs-Brg Cazro5oo bags shumac s23 boxes oranges
10 500 quutals birthstone
seed sOi bags liqporisb Lewis palmere.
TREsTE-Barque Wan-l508 pks Dutilh & Cou,ncry--
A Curtis Hevenson, Botor-2o2 Wilson Browr-25
Wicheih,uson-6 Loewig. Pbila-4 II Scheydes-d5 to
master, ard 572 10 order
Brig Democst2'OO bags coffee pieces rose
wood Mason Thompson50 bags flee Masters-55 order
RIO JANEIno Brig DemocIat-J Conway Captain Drubert,
late Of the bri! Isabella
RIO JANERo-Brk Rolla-2l0 bags coffee Fielder4 do
Goodhue u co-90 A Low 2O86 Harmony Nephew-6 10
bskts wine Care 607 bags coffee Grinnell Mnturn
Ga Bonr,nan JOhvston2635 hdas oifkn, lronsdss
6 bis 81 do 4 B Booth
PALERMo-Brg Gulmare-4OO quinals sulphur so
on 40 bxs esd 30 bx luorce paste 1900 do lemons
1900 do Oranges Draper x Derrin-
Sr JOINS R.-Brg William HIT hhds So do
noasses Thompson Adsms-l ton lignpmvitae Masters.
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TYLER IND TEXAS.

LEN 6IND TEA S.
THE nEMOCkA IC htPUBLICAN ELECTORS o
nation Of JOHN TYLER the Candid Of the Democrat
Republican party at the approaching Preside tia election
quest TO inset at the following pieces appoint DELI gate
to represent them at the Tyler Baltimore Convention h
9Th MAY inst viz:
The Fourth Congregational District of this State comprising
sixth Ward Hotel Of Duane and Centre Mon
d,y The goth inst. at half past o'clock, P. Nj
The Fffh Congress ional District comprising the Eight
Mo md Fourteenth Wards at the Fofro, House No 3
SInss on Tuesday the 2s list at baf past O. lock
5h 18th ana 18th wars at mage tall of Houstp
and Allen Wednesds 2d inst ~, r. NJ aud
The Third Congressional District of this Ste cemprsn
the l, d. 3d. 4h and 9Th wards tn Shakespeare Hotel
OF William and Duane st eet Thursday the 23d
New YORK, May 10. 1874.
VIM Shser. Peter Smith,
Dennis Mcmahon, l.. X Campbell,
Henry Z Atwood J r. & Marshall,
John Orser Isbez Smith
Anson ftenick. VIM Lander Bryce.
s nsm D D,}ySe, John MePker.on,
Lawrence Van Wart, II Pratt
VIM Jennings. Frederick J. Tucker,
James Osborn, WIN Barry,
John W Hyatt, j kiugsland,
John BSsrt,, fs,"eGs rex empany.
X. j Lee. j Hyat
ChlrIes Radcliffe George Hubbeu,
Joseph I. Sweet D. Neeker,
J,hn Stewart, John Plume,
fhom's Blu Ter, Ed. Derry,
seph H. pkins, John g. Tibbeis,
John H hum, BENJAMIN Brown.
J. Z. Potter, Geo f.. Baldwin,
Geo. Montgomery, G + Linebeck.
AND MANY OTHERS.
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THE FINE ARTS
MUSICAL.

SlGNOH q LO BlANCO from Italy, professor Of music,
~ and many established the city, ntsnes
few hours OF each day. which he free from his usual
ipatons giving lessons musical theory and primary
iction the piano singing prom 10 suc may
hoLor him wi their confidence d"dcae his enre
them for the higher branches Of musical education
Those who await themselves Of this opportunity will
pl pase address directed Mr. + Nuns pub
Usher $40 Broadway the studio Of Sgnor Marsiga 10
Murray Mr.. Godone, f03s Broadway, stating
and residence, which will be promptly attended to.
mg&27is.
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CENTREVILLE COURSE-TROTTING.
The follow ing purses will be given to of over the
above Course the 29lh aud 30th OF May.
First Day-Pure OF 5000 Three Mile Heats harness; free
for all rottIng horses that $75
Second Dayfurse $50, Mile Heats, best IN under the
saddle for all tn totted for Also the
day, $50. Mile Heals bst3 in in harness-ee for all
that never thirty dollars Entries be made
at Jones Second Ward tel Thursday May 23d
by 10 O'Clock. NJ. Three make field for each
the above pnrses.
Centreville Course, May 10Th. 1874. m20 2tYec
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sli3.75o.s1 llisia.722 1885. $50 1855 sOi
siIs,7e5.s7o III 6n,722 Ii3, 536 652 M.

Sll3.7t3.57y III b4,T22 1885 $50 M SIG GOT
The above the aggregate statement of the Banks Of
the State of New York, for the LIST of May 1884, as made
to the Comptroller Reports received from one
hundred and forty Banks and two Branches The Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company does not exercise its
banking privileges except in the circulation of its notes.
The Farmers Bank OF Geneva, and the Howard Trust
and Banking Company, are winding up their affairs No
reports were received from the Agricultural Bank of
kimer, Bank OF Brockport Bank of Watertown and Mer
chants Bank Of Canandaigua.
The leading features OF the banks compared, fol-
lows
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TO FOREIGN GENTLEMEN,
ARRIVING IN THE UNITED STATES,
Or others, DESTROYS of purchasing a permanent
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,

PENNSYLVANIA.
THE Subscriber, desrous of chengng his residence offers
for sale his Farm and Establishment situated Moptpo-
mery Couety. Pa: mills north OF Philadelphia. II contains
JOB acres OF land 288 Of which the highest cult
vation producing What Rye Indian Corn and Hay equal
any arm IN the Union The remaining 20 acres being
woodland IN the premises elegant Stone Mansion 60
feet BY A. with veranda attached Is feet WIDE exding
length Of the house and large Pazzi the whole
giving amp accommodations for family Of 90 persons The
icent eyergesnS ard beautifully laid There
TIE farm three stone houses for farmers tenants toy ber with
three large some barns coptnng stab
tor hundred head Of cattle aud for storge for $50 Of
hay, with coschhouss house ganary and cribs
attached There alss the advantages Of fine
ce-h fish pond garden Of orchards stocked
with The finest fruit gesnhouse and wall stream Of
spring water 10 every field daily morning and evening
and from the city, by which he Philadelphia and New
of the day received; aud omnibus RAISING
The gate morning and evening Ia he immediate vicinity
Episcopal. Lutheran, aud Presby tefitn Churches.
Further description all wish
purchase invited to call aud examine the
however be added that for beauty hehfu situation and
dv niapes oil every kind IL surpassed by the
Uoed states. To trouble may also be well mention
the price which is s23o per acre. Apply 70 -
ajO 2avis tw'rc Whitevarsh. Mongomery Co, Pa.
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MAY 1e-Beef cattle continue to come in freely and
prices rule the as last quoted There head
offered and 1874 sold at prices ranging from 50 to SO
per 100 lbs on the hoof as in quality which is quail to
"a rs So rs net The offerings Thursday embraced
300 head 100 of which driven north and 100 sold
We quote the extremes of prices the last day at
~ oo x3 per 100 lbs on the hoof equal to So 10
There about 100 head left unsod in the market
The supply OF live hogs has been fair and sales have been
making to butchers throughout the week at 81 % SO
100 lbs. principally at 81 AL
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On the 26th u of a fall from the main mast of barque
Waln while on her passage from Trieste to this port
Antonio CofrIER, seaman native of Sicily.
On the 10th January, board the ship Ann Maria
While on her passage from Samarang TO Batavia ALEr'R
MACKENZIE native OF Inverness, Scotland. Also.
he Sth January, MATTHIAS ANsos, seaman. of Sweden
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF the steam ships.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SLvEy Of our News Fleet Report
OF the Shipping left at the PORT whence they sailed The Vessels
Spoken on their List of their Cargo ard any Fo
reign Newspapers News they have He will board them
Immediately their arrival Agents ard Correspou ents
me or abroad, will also confer favor by sending to this
Office all the Marine intelligence they obtain Nautical
Information of any kind will be thankfully received
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State Of Trade.

BREApsrUFFs-Our stock Of -four has increased some
what In the last week. This, however has not material
ahected prices Genesee sells at 81 rs; Michigan 81
62a 75 Ohio, 81 62t a475 We have not much to saw
relative to grain Corn fetches cents oats 80 cents
and rye 70 cents. We hear of no wheat in market
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On "Wednesday evening, 18th inst. by the Rev John
Van Lien, GEORGE V. hMERoiAs of this city to Miss
CoRNELA ANN VAN Denver, of North Branch n j.
BY the Rev. Mr. Law, JOHN ii. BELL, to Miss SARAH
MARGARET McCLoUD, both of this city
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRESS-.
FIRST EssION.
senate.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1874.
[NoTE.-Thls ls the first Saturday the Senate has
been III session since IT met IN December last, and
suppose they want TO get through with their argu.
ments upon the treaty. so as to be ready to adjourn
when they get ready
The usual petitions were received, and several
private bills were read and acted on Of no interest
to the public, being mostly cases OF pensions Tor
the relief of private individuals.
The Senate then went into Executive Session.
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hNp PICTURE GALLERY
Broadway, opposite the City Hall.

Mo :. bg1nmsdwsay, opposite the City Hall ,vn
COMPLICATIONS OF THE CHURCHES
ST AUGL STlNE AND ST. MICHAEL.
Destroyed duiing he Riots in Philadelphia Taken
the by AZ em,ncnt at engaged expressly for the occa.
sion The painting representing St Angus church
hundreds Of feet Of and embraces
large hvng been intended tor cosmoramic but from
the enienc and delay thai rise. from
Only persons being enabled view il
time will aso be exhbte the during the perform
The painted with skill that be surpassed
by Artist in hmerca the having spared neither
pains obtaining the best talent that could be
s~s~d Cr- sha
DIVdHr'
THREE INCHES SHORTER AND AS OLD AS
TOM THUMB :!
GIANTESS, NEARLY SEVEN FEET HIGH;
MR. WiNCHELL,
The unrvaled delineat0r Of Irish, Scotch French Dutch
Yankee aud Other eccentric characters, is engaged.
Also Niss Mary Barton Master Barton aud Miss r. Barton
e admired yocas CeIeste Mr. Conover the Protean Per-
f,Imer and MIR H. Conover, the come singer.
2The manager has also secured the
WONDERFUL OhPHAN FAMILY,
consisting of Father Mother Small Children
Other m odiss in existence Of the family reside
the CAKNET, and the remau der ia the CELLAR
he Melodeon that plays Of brilliant
Hall Million of Curiosex Grand Splen did
Picture CELERY Containing all the celebrated
the Revocation
All for One Shilling.
Afternoon Entertainment - dprsday and Saturday
so'clock Performance in the Lecture Room
O'Clock in the r,enng m20