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BEST WORK ON THE HORSE.
}. APPLETON \ co. will PUBLISH on THURSDAY
SlAEI.E. E.CIlNllM1

\ TREATISE on THE MANAGEMENT OF HORSES
In relation Stablus Feeding Grooming, Watering and
Working. john Stewart, from the Third English Edition
with and additions by ~ Allen, Editor Of the Arr
culturst Illustrated with % EngayIngs vol 2mo. 81
This volume is one of the convincing evidences the rapid
improvements making in all the qualifications
civilized society lis rsplete with physiological science
practical experience long and extensive Observations and null
tiiarous evidence. The work divided eight
chapters winch are discussed large the Instructive
FORM that the work article 20 all stables
essential halter aud brush and the of the book will
saved BY following rules. every week the year The
Editor OF the American AcricuItur,ist MIR Allen by his adj
ditlona illustrations increased largely the value of the
original work -
JUST PUBLISHED,
RURAL tCONOMY-ln IT. relations with Chemistry,
Physics ANA Neieoroogy Chemistry applied toAgrcuture
By j. b. Boissangau translated by George Law, Agrcul
turist. vol. l2mo. 5u1 pages; 81 80
The Chemical portion of this volume contains much that
both valuable the time that It is rendered IA
niliar 10 the unscenGc reader The intelligent Farmer will
lind merely eltled perusal OF the work
but in regarding book be kept by him for YER
reference and consultation ml2 gus
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RICH GOODS,

Inst landed and received tleen various STYLES OF
nch DRESS GOODS, the most splendid aud eIpcnSlre
FabIios and the richest coiorings ever exhibited.
The those who buy fashionable
hade Is invited. BOWEN * NcNAAEE,
lna In l6 William 81. corner Of Beaver.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING STYLES
OF STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS.
RANKIN & BIRCH

RANKIN & BIRCH
ARE NOW OPENING. in the Store lately occupied BY
Williams. Rankin & Peuniu,an,
No. CD yviIIiam-strcet. corner of Cedar.
new elegant and very extensive stock of Staple and Fancy
SILK Goods IN ell the OF Spring Styles. CON-
prism. the desirable and fashionable articles OF Dress
Goods, Fancy Silks. Ribbons &C. to which they invite the
of I'll the OF the oil! firm. and buyers gene
rally.
From the great used in the selection and then facilities
nr buying The mos; favorable terms they can offer unusual
Il strong inducements those who 6e to buy the
advantage either 10; Cash or Approved Credit
They particularly oci. the Trade Merchants from Coun
Towns and Villages, their stock embracing every
Questionable goods will be found comprise styles adapt Ell
. every market.
Among their Dress Goods they would call aceniou to
Rich Printed BdzoGae;; ard Bareses-
Syrian Lawns and Aluslins. oinew styles.
Hsli:mouFnins Paris Baizoriues Jaeone;s. &c
Black Polaccis Aaryuse Balzorines extra Paris quality
Printed Lawns and Muslins every variety
Very rich figured Brocale, and satin striped Silks
Rich Cashmere shAvl,. of al fl 59iili,ies
St fh printed B Bars s S ss, and f11t
Black Hermann Filef and sewing six ShlNls.
Rich Biocade figured and rain carneleon Silk shawls
Rich figured CAP and Bonnet Ribbons variety of all
Niinery Goods in all br,nches-Tnrltans, Lawns Bona.,
Silks, Satus, Artificial! Flowers, &c
C;ros de Rhues of the Iiferen. widths and qualities.
Narteoni and Veri,as Italian LusTacS, . 10 30 inch.
Blk and Blue Biz GTos DE- Swiss. eros Grain, &c.
Blk and Blue Blk Dress Saiins.
Black Bombazines, a full assortment
lid Gloves Of every qu,li,y; Men; and Women's.
Isle Thread Of superior styles Ladies Childens &c
Sewing silk Gloves and MtS of extra qualities.
Ladies Crvais ofxrntre fabrics and designs.
italian Cravats Alaiteons Verit,s Mafir, SC.
Linen Cambrics, Linen Cambria and Lawn Hdkfs best
French plain. Hemmad. and REVERE borders.
Thread Laces and Edsinss Trimming Laces Isle EdsuSs
&c.
Their Stock will be found comprise full assortment of
al the small needed 1i they invite the
ton Buyers with the fullest confidence tot they
PLY every IN their line. ms 3m Is
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IFAPy Il co.'s

FASHION FOR SPRING, ls45. !.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS of cur Spring pattern ~ 5,
" ready for sale and delivery aat after fIiday INC ~
instant =. .,.,, f,r The en-.
b We announce the above as THE F.sHI9S lo te IN
SUNG season and TO preclude all possibility oil so -
nindS of the public and trade generally 10 tss Gt'' en-
wherr az 10 It's origin and distinctively peculiar "
present the following de-Al of Its proporohs IN from,
CROWN-7i inches high, 5-l6 Dill u si'es' 49, "
and rear, yeopan, curve. ,e irrb
TIP-2.Is inch oval the edge rounded on i-io men
BRlSi-2, inches wide all around-Set' a@'H4Hi Nu''
Carl wide
BAND and BINDING. inch wide. -, .,,. ,,..,,,o,,
The u,rcular SET Of Tie brim unique ana our cuAonels
will be seryed with style expressly adai 10 u
,s- ic E,tures and form of zach respectively mo bis
No. SPRING STYLE OF HATs-BlttD. coRHER OF
Ply, N,.,u .rKElIs-Geutlernen Hats oil the style
for the ensuing SEASON. will be introduced THIS Day tsaiuf-
day March. list, 1857
~, I'M. BIRD, corner of Pine and Nassau streets
~ Hats, Spring Fashion, NJ TlcE SEQ.
No Bowery are ready to supply their customers with
snp STYLE OF Hats which equal if not superior IN point
elegance durability aud economy those soldat other
store in this city. me- lw'
NJ BANK OF WOOSTER, OHIo.-The notes of this
Rank are redeemed at one per cent discount by
m3 5fis&4tyV No. 40 WalLrt;eet.
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Anthologln German,cn.


saw her once one little while aud then
noted that her face tanr'd aud then no more:
Amid the throng she passed along the Broadway
saw her upper lip was harry, and then no more,
But whence she came which way she went, what gare She
woT-,
noted no; Il gazcd awhile, and then no more
Iaw her once one little while aud then more;
Twas in Wakcrsreet her, at Dr. Cfot AUD store
Distinctly could see her shadow traced upon tie fioor
saw her place a package in the reiicnle she wore;
Hniian Soap and Poud'e Subtle the labels whch
She smiled and bowed passed through the door, and then nc
saw her once ono little while and then no more;
Earth looked like Heaven III tie while, and then no more
For her face clear aud fair tannd and pmpet
DER,
And her upper-lipn no vestiSe Of hariness then bore
remembered then the package which she purchased IN TIE
AT SIXTY.sEvEN wALKER-sTREET, and shch no
more!
Dr. + + Gourauds italian Medicaied Soap universal
" celebrated for the removal Of mss tan ireckies botc-
perluous hair Grecdn Hair Dye for colonns the hair
brown OF black Liquid Tegetable Rouge for giving
oseke hue he check and lip together with other
equally valuable cosmetics be had only at O.
Walkcrstcet first store FROM Broadway.
AcENrs-6 Chestnut-street Philadelphia; Jordon MIX
street Boston, Carleio Co Lowe Bliss Co Springfield;
Green Co Worcester Bull Hartford; Esrre, Middietown;
Myers New. Haven Dyer Pfovdence Tousey Rochester;
Backus Bull Troy Pierce Albany; Seth $ ance Balti-
more d. Ii Moore Lynchburg. Va; Anderson, Nashville.
Tenn; Iienitsh Lancaster, Pa. NIP
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u a Lecture on Emigration and the RIGHT
OF NATURALTZATION. will be given At the Society
Library Lecture Room on Tuesday Evening March 49,
Il o'clock By THOMAS L NICHOLS.
Tickets cents for sale Burgess Strnger Co.'S
Of Broadway and Ann-st. NIL ms
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/ DALMO'S OPERA HOUSE-Trenicgrdous Success Q
crowded fashionable audiences nightly their deiish
and adniIat0H BY The most FapsrTous aPPl.,Rss.
WEDNESDAY, March I-th,
sHIN-pE-HEEL-A and
THE VIRGlNIAN GIRL
with the BuTlesgpe POLKA DANCE
Private BoSe, = sach DocSs open quarter before J. Cur
t,ln ILseS n quarter u :
T. ENILG CONC skT-4lIel .l.ygI-A Concert o
Sstd IN DIS-S viii b. gwen IN ,hc Al!ea street Pres
TWO HUNDRED CHILDREN.
~ the onif IN S>itoR, pKs,sSs, g9dgE The dire
past seven Pilro Forte $ How j. Tcle;, isl cents
each admi;HS one witoat Distinction q age be OBJ
Church Should tie weather be stormy it will take place Ca
eSAl 5f Rl 4 u A,H E aa
ser and FhTgao9S.;1i RoDGsRS ht he a hon9r 70 an,
on the above valuable sciences with interesting
commencing TUESDAY. i,h As,ch.
c!iayon Hall, wednesday Of each week commencing Wed
Amsricaa Republican Hall corner Of Avenue and Sd st
Thursday Of each week commencing ThursdAy, 9th Of
St Luke. Buildings. corner Of Grove aad Hadsoa:s, Fra
day oeleh week. commencing Friday 7ih March To
Teke,s. which will ADM; Lady and Gentleman Is cents
:. EVERY DAY AND ErES1NG THIS WEEK:
Afternoons NJ O'Clock.
~ ENTIRE CHANGE OF ATTRACTIONS.
DIR NLENrINE. ihs celebrated Laughing Philosopher
ME- ii U Wy S lT1ls-; etatmas Vocalist
,,rL Ia rt.TiIE { ARllNE:. graceful Dansuse;
GREAT WESTERN. unelu,ll,d Low Comedian.
NJ II, WI VI Il M NE w2ndsrial ,sonoIlonis;
NIr. W. HAMILTON, Ballad S9ssr
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMIC MELkNGE.
by Mr. and Ms. Western and Mr.. Whitlock
Admission Is cents-chldFsn under 10, III cents MO
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
RICHMOND IN DEFENCE OF THE LADIES.
Published 'i''' -,s,.;ae BY
y DEFENCE OF THE LADIES
And Others against the Bishop Of Mst land and his aids BY
JANIS {. RICHMOND,
PreSby,er OF Rhode Island.
Also for sale all the various Pamphlets which have been
published relative the rrial of the Bishop
Now COMPLETE.
THE KNIGHTS OF THE SEAL,
THE
MYSTERIES OF THE THREE CITIES.
Published numbers and well wosth radns Price lei
''''' = ''"4'' .iIS0 THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
NEyItIE E; o. f GiSKETs = t,,'.
RoBBER OF II THE RHINE.
LOOK TO THE END. ('"'''
THE BENEFITS ABRoAD.r!iee r2s eenrs.
Nos The Treasure Of History t6,ty conn,
RATTLE FOR A WIFE.
By THOS. l.. NICHOLS,
BURGESS, STRINGEN co.
mi2 20 Broadway corner Of Ann st
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BoARDlSG-MRS. GoSS having opened the new and
co!nodous house. 20 Veseystreet thn Asto House.
proness choice of desirable rooms transient perna
nent Boarters Croton shower cold baths free
The location is very central yet quiet and shady Terms
moderate. aus lns
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Commercial ard Money Matters. see Last Page;!
Stock ExcHAxoE-srcoxD BOARD

The market had downward tendency to-day
the First Board partly to be ascrbed to the movement
OF the Mexican Minister This, however seems TO have
lost its effect and at the Second Board the Market
cred itself and the market LEFT of firm.
In Foreign Bills there is but little doing, and the
rates are dull at previous quotations. Sterling g e
Francs s IS 5 23S.
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BoARDISG.-T,vo or three gentlemen can be accom-
modaed with single rooms, with CRATES ut Mrs. Jane
Haghts, No. "a Barclsy.st Also, room and bedroom
Diet with board Reference given and reQulred. j3l
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Markets, Carefully reported for The Tribune

TUESDAY, March II.
ASHES-There is only moderate enquiry and the
Ae, remains without change We nos sales OF 100 bhlS.
new Pots 39t and LEO; DO old Pearls ii i.09. New
Pearls are nominal by Alp - old Pots 3.15.
CoTToN-TllS morning holders came into market show
ing willingness make some concession 10 buyers. The
transactions IN consequence large reaching 1900 bales,
generally At decline OF per pound OF the prices
rent nj the Close of week. The purchases a for
shipment and considerable portion for Germany. Another
,ransen; ship was taken Up for Liverpool The rate is 3D.
firm.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Thc market remains as before
noticed very inactive Western brands continue TO
quote at 81 for common The sales are only in small
lots TO the trade Neworlcans very duh and plenty
The common brands are held al as and fancy 81 L.
Sales OF 200 bos Ship Sus At so az 81 l-2. Scratch
cd Western remains Soar worth about 81 oO-
In Southern there sno eri change We quote George
town. Richmond Country, Brandywine, &c o. l-2 1
IS Richmond City extra, - "Galego," and HaSal
u.s. with sales OF 500 bbls Richmond City extra rs Rye
Flour is IL l-a IS with moderate demand. Buck
wheat is very duh and plenty small sales N - So
Jersey Meal 30 and quiet. hds Braadywine Sii 10
bOls are , o. IL. Bag Meal s. a "a.
GRAIN.Thc supplies are light and the market steady
There nothing doing IN Wheat Southern Corn Is 10 cents,
with but little Offering Rye G. 6s cents. nominal Bar
lev 60 o. with nothing doing. Oats retailing IT 81
80 cents Northern Sales 5000 bushels Southern NJ
&c cents
WHISkY.-The sales during the last two days have
been larger than reported having reached 200 barrels at
22 ~ Drudge is ~ cents, with moderate sales
BoNE-we notice sales $4,000 lbs. Northwest 1t 80
cents, cash, for export.
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prcrSTrp or cOTJFCTTyG AT-TORvrys

REGISTER OF tOLIEtllNtI AIIORNEAS.
L. T. & Co keep their office Register Of good and
sponsie collecting Attorneys thnu the United States
and Canada Tor the benefit of subscribers the MERCANTILE
Agency and for other merchants. gatuoUsy who make
sonal application information viii be given respect
Information respecting the Laws ~ the different States
relation 10 The collection Of debts will be furnished ,uhsc-
bers. mill Sis
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FOR SALE.

s;,g PRIVATE SALE-A Farm of 90 acres, situated at
fox Fresh Kills Staten Island known thu Cole farm
- Also an elegant Country SEAT with ~ to $50 acres
Of Land, Hyde Park, y. Il.
Also, Inc Farm Of go acres on the n. River Hyde
Park.
Also CAPITAL Farm Of 100 acres at Rhinebeck.
Also yaiuabe Farm of 81 fronting Flushing
Bay aud East River.
Also - acres in ork Town, near Lake Aiaholac.
Also, Farm a, SeclucuS. y. j. OF 40 acres.
For particulars enquire of a. J. BLEECkER X co.
inl2 iw Broad-St.
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Public notice hereby given tina, election will be held
Monday the seventh day Of April next the Office Of the
Societ No Ann street between the hours of eleven o'clock
A. NJ; aud o'clock p NJ choose President three Vice
Presidents Treasurer Secretaries aud four members oil
the Executive COMMITTEE I'll the places OF hlesrs Samuel
Graydon Charles NJ Nanr Charles IL Connolly and Joseph
Stuart whose Of Office vii! expire the second Monday
of May next. NIP 90:
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CONANT'S PATENT YEAST.

A'jNEb-N. . L L btiOl
A CCORDiNG 20 old maxim Bread is the Staff OF
n Life bat certain that good, healtiu brsad-sweet
light aud fa-subleis BY means easily obtained an
yraJs persons Obliged wander along without that
Ssa . Chemical science aud research were never *
pended for necessary and useful purpose uah " s
discover Of the material which should promptly and eertai
~ produce good brea Thai s6-ra1m nag Peen %
tanned b. the skill aud patience of Mr. CosAai o.
Who has scertalned the ingredients requisite lof hs
Of suret excellent bread quickly as the Hour e "
and baked. ....,. or v;rop.
Il is denon,tabr ,at ty the old slow Froee;, o.
fermentation much Of Inc - ~
ertraeted hui by the application ofC OSaNi
YEAST instantaneous sterTeseence r,.;r.d ,brr -,
ali Tho Sscerne proprrtjc The meal ar. IeiaIn,o ei
s - aaaahtasG which Tie lou. natnfaiiy m
cudes. -,.
se S}ssif SPo Clinton Hall Beeksa,n and Ssi.ss
cHASPSE AkklGSN is 2 Ghs Sin s"' 'u'A l''
GHE,S r. nRIGiIvN * BROTHERS, 1875 Eighth ~
~ I'D 81 tS e FORD. l32 Bowery
. u ~ Bnf 32S Bowery. cor bondst
r 4 HOPE, ~ Chim6ssT1s-st T. o...,.;.h-,,
5oS,fSICK * DRlMhOND' So oiera"'eiF'e
XII FL KIP, fe5 Broadway. -
p; ~ he Principal groe.fs IN seGefaI nf
- III . ZIsifF.Rs OF HOTELS. STEAHBoATss
attention of al! parties ABOUT 10 purchase oH
0 CIe;hs or any article Ia the line Is respectfully M
he are and extensive assortment Of The suoscrlDsf
yi'ea lor. and Steamboats, oud be efabied 10 ma
than could be made al any ote'
nor - cy Families also intending 10 iuIaish he elsu.
III find il greatly their Interest 20 call before
her purcassa they will mad oRe Of the best seise,
N "a mos. excessive variety of patterns d all tbe saioas
E f lretiug OIL Cloths. Hugs. Se that there IS IN IN
- ,,,kst AID Il yrcrs perfectly satisfactory ~, Co.,,
ID siAs'' CO. W. II. Gui0SS New 2.oie,
2efpf Fronting on 81 East Broadway a"a u Di''''H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-12

ITO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-The subscribers have
now on hand large assortment OF C. {. Wright & Co. :
superior STEEL. PENS suitable Tor schools general recan;
tile purposes and extremely ne writing which are warranted
equal any imported article The mode adopted u bum
hing the points of these Pens Them 10 wriie with the
ease and smooneSs OF quill and the manufacturers cic
ra those who have used them. feeling confident that
they VIII satisfaction. They put IN the neaest
svle on cards and boxes and sold moderate prices
j. c. BARNET & co.
ls1 Broadway doors below CORTLAND street.
milo Siss Agents for the Manufacturers.
NJ ERCANTlIE AGENCY-REMOVAL--Tb suh,cri-
vi bes have removed their Mercantile Agency from No.
DORIS Building the Merchants Exchange the
lately occupied by the Branch Post Office. William and
Exchange sireetS-en;rance Oh Eycha- ge street.
LEWIS TAPPiN * co.
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CLOTHING.
WM. 7. JENNINGS.
23l BROADWAY,

DRAPERS " TAILORS,
daily receiving their Of Sprung Goods, COM
prising all the varieties and styles Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES " VESTINGS,
which will made up order prices that will offer IN;
ducemra, to those who will favor with their patronage
also receipt ola lge Of fancy dress ar
tcles for rng wear Fancy Silk aud Satin Vests Scas
and CIayats Gloves. Susrenders. etc. etc.
" B.-Gamrnt, of the first quality always on hand.
m
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PENNANSHIP.
GREATEST REDUCTION YETI.
10 LESSONS N WRITING FOR 90.
an 2 IN.

n IhhN 70 ~ Nv WRITiSt; FOR 2 90.
an 80.
WINTERT TOMS
WRITING AND BOOK KEEPING ACADEMY,
GRANITE BUILDINGS, No 2ol BROADWAY.
Nj yVINTERTON Informs the public that, desiring TO
extend the advantages Of ms Academy wirl as p9so,
he las reduced hi, for thorough course Of :" tNIf
SSN ) IN rs elegant and practical system Of P-rnansip
10 thr low rrice of THREE DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS Mr. VS. styl> we'll known a. superior 10 any
and having hitherto received universal commentator IN IN
parting it. he b.dly challenges public comparison.
Shorter Cou-e Of 10 LESSONS FOR 81 20 those who de-
sire IL
from II to l. Private Lessons II desired -
DOUBLE ENTRY HOUSEKEEPING
as usual taught the thorough and al reduced
p'ees % on stnd WTtiHr .tes,irrl:. ~ lmis-
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WET GOODS.
lust RECEIVED, more Wet Goods from the wreck
- Reesides. among which are
~ bales of yard-wide heavy Brown SheetDg,
5 cases yarj-wide Beached Sheeiinr,
: cases Bed Tick.
AlsoA large lot CT Linens damaged on the voyage Of
importation.
Goods. BARKER & TOWLE,
mo * Il CahaTur-ST-et.
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Total =. 69. $50 Ia 76G 6i5, 1903 s S2l 1923
The amount of Specie received at NewOrleans
since LIST September 1874 is S,27e,5I2. The Pcayune
says There much paper offering OH, of doors and
money appears to be obtained with facility although
we can scarcely make any change in the rates Of discount
The Banks in want of good business paper but this
description very Loans have been made during
the past week ranging from to 10 per cent dis
count rer annuu according the character of the paper
and the length of time required There continues TO be
some demand for specie for export but the shipments OF
late have diminished as conrased Win thoSe oil aiortngbt
since"
The Receiver of the Watervliet Bank has ad-
yer,scd the sale of the OF that Bank The property
In Troy to be sold the l4h May, the property in Kings
ton on the 10Th May and the property in Poughkccpse
the 22d May next
Application will be made at the present Session
Of the Legislature for the renewal OF tile charter of the
American Atlantic Steam Navigation Co. of the City Of
New-York
In the Illinois Senate on the 18th ult Mr.. Logan,
from the Committee the Judiciary, reported bill au-
horsing the United States Rank OF Pennsylvania TO ns
tute suit against the State of Illinois in the Sansamon
Circuit Court upon claim which the Bank up against
the State for advances made by the former for the latter
also authorizes the Governor IN the event oil Judgment
being rendered against the State to issue to the Bank in
satisfaction of such Judgment certificates bearing interest,"
similar in their character those issued by him to other
creditors OF the state VPtVsitoii, iS
passed TO its second reading.
The City Debt of Detroit is now $4,000.
The Committee on Finance of the Pennsylvania
Legislature has been instructed inquire into the exped-
ency of requiring Treasurer publish monthly
accounts OF his receipts and expenditures.
A proposition is before the Legislature of Penn
sylvana offer the main line OF public works at public
SALE at less price than last year mandcd.
The entire amount of British goods imported I'M
der the British flag into the port of Shanga from April 10
June 80 was valued AT S3S2 the OF exports
for the tluic S2ieoe. OF Cotton Goods 5is3S
pieces were imported.
The Hong Kong Gazette says that the import of
British Cotton Fabrics the year will amount TO 100000
pieces, acsst 100000 previous to tho treaty. wooens
show an increase nearly 100 per The shipments OF
Tea to England and her Colonies for The months was
293t4Oo lbs. The export Of SILK small. The value
of imports the year. including Opium estimated
600; tina, of exports, including Treasure for Opium.
S39,4o00Oo.
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The following are the quotations Tor Specie:

The Money market Is easy, but the demand Tor
money is rather than and the Banks gen.
orally firm in demanding per cent prime short paper
and per long paper Stock loans on call are 81
per cent and we think few loans made below the
lower figure The amount of offerings at the Banks is
considerable and they enabled TO employ all their
ccipts good paper and loans
Mr. David Leavitt has returned from Illinois with
Gov Davis and learn states that the Revenue bill,
after being rcconsdcred had been passed Just reported
10 the House This OF would settle the question Of
the obtaining OF the Canal loan.
There is no change in the Philadelphia Money
market The Bank continues ut per cent aud most
of the good paper that is offered is discounted Out Of
doors the rate may be quoted al about per cent The
spring trade is in fall activity.
1t is somewhat remarkable evidence Of pros
pcrty that IL offered to-day for Fulton Bank Stock
and none could had that rate This Bank has been
organized underline Free Law, only few months
The Banks of Newt Orleans, as will be seen by
the Comparative table below have extended their opera
tions but slightly the last report The loans only
SOC 900 larger aud the circulation about 100000 The
deposits have increased $37OOo0 willie the amount Of
specic has decreased S445OOo The specie hand is
more than IS per cent of the aggregate circulation and
deposits.
C5mpartice Situation efNe Nep Orleans Banks The 25M
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~rAmericnn Institute Conversational Meet
Ing the Repository 9ttbe institute y the Park THIS , Es-
NATION OF PIGMENTS. Free. REGULAR mon hly meet
mr. Tomorrow (Thursay EyeainE. 18Th. ut - o'clock. II