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By Last Nights Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, May 2s,Arr schy Amelia, Terry New York
brig supposed the salv from Charleston and aschr
and off the Pstu!ent shpor bark being night could no,
bark Leda Ruark Ore brig Oscar, Reed Boston. Sid
brig Edward Adams, Thompson, Bermuda schr Queen FL
bridge, st Thomas.
NoRroLK. Mry 2s-An schrs Emily Knight. Hosmer. from
Boston; kdw.rd, Baker, do.
IApELrHIA, May 2s-An brig Levant. Webster, New
York; schr St Helena Wasgatt from Salem Mass CID ship
Col B Davis, Baynum' New York OREGON, Fou~isr,
London; Mary Aan Shropshire, New York; Jane Hender
son. Clary Albany John Thompson Fakenbug, Dew York
lamsburg; Volta, Tuue, soaing.on w Byd Clark. Fall
River Smith, Cargill, New York Blanchard Chamberlain
Portsmouth IL Below brigs Matilda, Abbaahula, Car
ill and fleet OF schooners
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New York. Friday. MAY a.

New York, Friday. May ~.
AsHEs-Quick, at So SO for pots, and 81 for pearls
BREApsTuFFs-The market for -four and grain is still
dull, and transactions limited. and gene
rally for domestic purposes The news by the Gre at
Britain to the closing Of the market had percept-
ibe effect and prices remained as quoted. yesterday
Genesee 81 56t; Oswego and Michigan 81 so.
TEAs-lmported in the ship Oneida.
Terms-Notes at months pay able in this city.
Hyson52 half chests at so cents per b. chests 67I
10 do g. IS do 62 10 cases each l0I h. boxes co.
do 81, Is do. 81, 752 Is h. boxes All
Young Hyson-2l half chests 49, $50 do 81, do 58t,
81 do So 266 do &c. III do So, 80 do 64 10 do So Al
dor 49, &c do ASH ia do. 49, l4s do All ado 46 10 do
49, 10 do ~ 1855 do AL 1877 do AT 10 do. ST. so do &c.
90 do. withdrawn.
Gunpow der-5 half chests o. 70 do u.s. 40 do 50, 4s
do 62 10 do g. 10 do 81 % each l3i boxes 9a3
10 cans each II cans 6i Is do co. 500 Is h. boxes
sly, l4l cases withdrawn
Imperia-5 half chests co. 81 do TO- Al do Co. l6 do 6
81 each LII h. boxes &c. SO Is h. boxes $751; 225
do IS, 225 do. withdrawn
Hyson Skin-l0 half chests 46I, l49 do 49, 1877 do
Twankay-l6 half chests 10, 209 do 4st, III do. as
ITO do. 421.
Chulan Powchong-2oo half chests aoI, 1870 do 3d. 27o
do withdrawn.
Powchong-2o half chests Is, 22e do. withdrawn
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 80.

Cleared
Ship ssrscsn. Hawkins Glasgow, woodhull & Mintnms.
Ship Charleston, Brown Charleston, Geo Bulkey.
ESse. Nickel
ass Ar 9es ay S.: IS. ssr' fssva.ae.
Steamship ar';, Britain Ho.ssn. from rom Lvsrpoo May
II! Ss
averaging k no,s nautical miles per hour part Of The
.s he ist broke the pump
ing with the dsconnecsd May 9TH the packet
ship Hotsngusd coming out q Lyerpool Ih L; - TO- lon
b. ship Mer.sy johnson, IS days from Liverpool in BAL
2 2p ia, lon IT, spoke ship caada Of
ssp Eawsrd. IS from with
ssSs s: s% IGs ys,Sso s 9
supplied her with blocks. rigging and spars.
mS Swedish a RR 1S Amrsn 20 days from Antwerp with
ms.. s s%samt - days from Bremen
Hamburg ship Sophia Walter, 50 days from Bremen with
mf e from
serdam with 100 pipes GIN to Joel Wolfe is seege pas
%sssSs dsy, s% sHrs X Se
Ssssi Ssss s. K: S:ng from .,ss
Comet or Orleans. with FISH, reported that there was
slant, with ndse, to Peck.
Ship Lady Arabella (before repored Simpson, from
Orleans 10th inst with mdse to master steerage passen
Br bark Chusan Charleston ~ days from Liverpool with
salt bound Quebecpu TO land l seerage
Bark Broom, White 80 days from Liverpool in ballast,
MasS s.f globe s g .y. from H.rr. in bal.
last Boyd HncEen bound to Baltimore
put in to land passengers
s s1assSs Ssssss "sn -
brig sSfa;s ssys from Stock
Bremen brig Lies Mode, Gerkn, ~ avs from Bremen,
with passengers and mdse, to Oelrichs Kruger
Br brig Cleaner Lockout, 10 days from Windsor. Ms, with
plaster to master May g. lat 40 81 Ion 50 49, saw Dr. bark
Bremen schr John Conrad Poppe IS days from Bremen
with pipe clay Pope 50 passengers PED inst lat
a2 49, lon spoke Br ship Elizabeth, from st Johns for Lii
Schr Solomon Roosevelt Cooest. days from St Johns
Br sch Mountaineer Hslly 10 days from New Foundland
schr T.mersne, Hardy days from Easport with laths,
Schr Peru Parker days from Eastport with laths to
schr Globe Norton. days from Macbias with lumber
+ Snow
dismasted ship supposed be the Esrndola from Lii
verpool, before reported spoken.
Also ship supposed be the packet ship Garck Trask,
Also. ship Maine Littlefed, from Liverpool. April 18th,
Ship Aos So days from Newport Wales, with COAL to or.
Bremen bark, with passengers.
ships bark; brigs-unkno
Ship Charleston for Charleston lays anchor the
Spit, waiting wind.
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Cotton Trade.


In the accounts forw by the Cambria on the 18th
inst stated that market barely steady at the
quotations then current the unsettled state of our rea
upon prices, which continued weak and as the demand
was confined to few purchasers and great difficulty
one quarter cent was submitted 10 on the operations
the following week, which about equal to the ad.
vance in freight, and decline in exchange during the
same period that buyers for shipment had actual
advantage On Friday morning. 22nd inst we received
the advices per steamer BRITANNIA with Liverpool
disappointment felt that no Improvement had been
50 stroEg on the better descriptions Since that date
holders have shown more disposition to meet buyers and
and we have reduced quotations quarter to three
Fights OF cent to conform to present prices at
which the market is steady, with fair enquiry For
the last three business days several parcels of
ton have also gone forward to Liverpool from first
hands. The advces per Great Britain received
frmer bearing, but buyers declining to accede
to higher rates no improvement has been realised The
SINCE date 1000 bales nearly all ofwhich was done
during the last three days.
The falling Off tie receipts at the ports has been
decreasing since the of last and the differ.
ence now, is AT bales with increase of $40
bales in interior towns compared with the stocks there
at the same dates last seasonmakng the net deficiency
about 336 667 bales which would point larger crop
than alluded to in our last and has also doubtless had its
effect upon prices the deficiency in the exports
622 bales.
The movements IN this staple in this country this
son. to the latest dates compared with the two pre-
vious seasons, have been as follows =
REcErrs EXPORTS OF Co1roN-PoRrs OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Bales
Receipts at ports of the U. since Sept 1851 95s 7ss
same period last year. > sl6 OH
Exports from U s. since Sept isas. ~ lao ss 1
same period last year. 81 7as $50
year before. Il asa 500
The receipts at this port since the LIST inst amount to
10000 bales Exports for the same period 20 $50 bales
taken by spinners, 900; taken speculation, 500;
stock in city, $1,000, and amount sale 5000 bales
The current quotations in this Market at the close to-
day, were as annexed -
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.amniversa,ses-a Noisy Anti Slavery Convension-7ne
People oppiaudins General Taylor and the War-Turn
out of the Miifory-7he Washington Light Guard vol.
unteered for Merico.
This is anniversary week in Boston, and the city is
thronged with strangers though think not so much
at former periods The weather has been very
unfavorable.
The New England AntiSlavery Convention has been
in session two days II commenced Tuesday, in Fan
euil Hail. and was continued yesterday at the Mcodeon
To-day it meets again in Faneuil Hail. and complete its
noise and blustsr The speakers at these meetings
to have searched their dictionaries quest Of opprobous
epithets apply to the government of the United States
the church. the clergy, and almost every body else
Disunon is most unblushingy advocated The notorious
Stephen s. Foster and his wife Abby Kelly Foster are
among the speakers The meetings have been fully at
tended by mixed crowd Of white and black abolition.
ists and citizens generally Last evening there was
most difficulty that any of the speakers could be heard
until towards tho close when the tumultuous assembly
became little more quiet.
The Mexican war has received good share of atten.
ton from this band Of fanatics who denounce it piracy
murder and robbery on the part Of the United States
The proclamation OF Governor Briggs having appeared
in the papers yesterday morning. for raising volunteer
regiment infantry for the United States service they
took occasion spit out their venom upon him in no
measured terms The audience repeatedly gave rounds of
cheers for General Taylor and tire
The several volunteer companies out yesterday,
with full ranks, and made very handsome military ap
The Washington Light Guard, Captain Kelsey at
meeting held IN their armory last evening about fifty
members being present voted unanimously offer their
services to Governor Briggs for the Mexican war; This
is prompt response to the call of the Governor and
will doubtless be followed by other companies.
Sales OF Stock Mt Boston.
R Ms.::, 81, i.a} Nofsiss
Scoop BoAsD-a5 .has East Boston Co. i; IS do Nor
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.-LvERrooL-steamship Great Britsn-T Doubleday, J
WWaTren. x Torrance J.yap Charlie { viesrno, r
E%s.on, w RIehsrdsSa, " Bell, Essaser Collins,
Smith, lady and child, Mrs Cananae Miss Cammont Mrs
Whitaker and child Count Berengi-2s.
BREMEN-Ship Charlote-H Winter, DR. Rcimann, r +
Braur Feb, Boteer, + Meyer-l36 in steerage,-7-T
BELrAsr-Ship John Robert-Miss Thompson-i71 in the
ueerage.
GLAsoow-Ship Drooksby-M Personally in steerage
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8a. Sl. Do 's .s
A. %s; yss I'm Ss,:s %;
While New Yot: Elizabeth psanisoa Spencer! and Goii
y. Luce, New York, xshburon lpacis,j Rowland New
ssilsdRa .a HGngss, Burssy New York; sh Wash
ordon , sse
Piy and John Barnes for New oeans Merchant Clark
rs
Is: Fs;s; Jsss
eita Siea Bril-
ssa SqfSs s.Sn ce% aSa. 40
Harvey for Bsl,imO,s Thos Cope Meretsn; Richmond,
FOR Geo s'S Si,saen Rssa.
E6iR.aIs, Jsss. xrSs.s
and lasy ss s sr
York; 5th, visaia, schedan N Orleans '"e'' ho'sy
asa :. a%G Hss.sn Moore, Yp 10Th.
As ana s de- sh asps so
81 g. s1 bark s,i Ssss ss, Tran
S5 sU1n And. xp9 s 30 bark Elizabeth Jordan
April sssa Np0
MAs..sIIA May SIN port, brig Nsveu, Ma..ury. for
MoS5nr.I May asIAr bark rcslumbius Taylor. Hull;
bark: Ds1Sy Gibson, syipa HUDSON saad:ssad;
AsD bark %ea jump ceo Swim
NAPLES, April as-Arr brig Grscian' Thrans from New
SroH1o, April 2s-sld brig Diploma. Fly Yo,t.
p PSs1 *. May reported for H'
~at uSSac May s7Ag Ssrfs Albion. DAILY Bal.a.hoe;
Gss
H.sy Asfps n .Ss
thusa Kelly, sayannah br'ys baltic, Cordan Yarmouth;
Ts!n;Tr a April ss-An bark Amelia AUST, cunie from
N o''Ans' Homo Ports.
BosTos May 2sIAn ships REMITTANCE, Prince Liverpool;
Ts ss aSr
cSavGy Mu%Ph.s c5ess.ton brig. M.ris Spear Goo
fSs si;s
Carroll Foster do brgs Ann Re%ick Matanzs; Nzpolson
Davis, ds Hudson, smith. Norfolk Ans.rs..s Sioys
ship Hallet also towed down. but probably
III B "s May 2-cd brig Faconer penn.on pemar.r.
as II: Ss S:s sssS SS Es:s
n ls.sy u. % @ k.: YG Fork
a3s. May ;fs s%sa fsi sss
LaihIop Re6mOSa slo9p Meridian, New York ssth-'ehs
Ag bark c.%a m;se.r rs
IL ship W..
for PoTs9d; Wa;hingsoa Boundary sshr, jenkins, Al
Copper Sarah Augusta for Providence hi.
s r ss Gre II. a %
der the Rosdstead this morning and proceeded up
MonI1s. May 2sd, Ar 6srqus julia, Allen, Boston
NM :Ss May S :ss csT
xss.. p ss G9sH9 small %
lien & PIantagenet,
sTsass fsa;sess TsllsSa;ss Ssvs, S., T,a
from o ThGma;soa foE N I hsS S from DO
Fl .a fSRhS from
Esnu oI Soa
Mills. from Rondoui do; Editor woel.ey
f Esn SSIRi f o
Tsua.on for EEess0wn Sid May a. brig Louisa Boason
Srwros1 Nay omes o5,hs Herald and Rhode Island
Charleston G; sias Crane johnson, Washington, G,
New BEDFORD. May 27-Arr schr VIM Brown, Hunt. Bai-
May .s Bis Smith, ts1:
.eni Oregon Post Newburyport Cid, ship Hannibal Foote
Cs Wdss :sHS:
TsySS New G
Jones, N York
PLYMOUTH May 22-Arr sloop Emerald. Ellis, New York
2ith--schrs Jno Allyne Collins Baltimore.
PORTLAND May 27-Arr brig Lafayette, Clifford, Phlade
pha for Bangor chs nvncbe Hatch do for do Leopard
Handy. New York for Belfast
RIcHMoNp, May N-Arr schrs Iowa. Shbbes, New York.
Rainbow. Rogers Salem; Peterson, Thompson, York.
c caster Taylor, do.
SAvANNAH, May 25h,-Arr barque Rhodes, Lexington
Providence; Peter Dsmi Lewis New York; bIgs Pese
ura. Bamoer, and Baldwin, Bassett, New York; steam
Havana.
sIoslseIos May ss-AT. :ehr Company cSllin: F.
for New York Arr 26h schr Waldron Beebe, N York
soop Rising Sun, Presby, Taunton, for N York.
TAusToN May 26-Arr sloop Armada. York.
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Ahrenfslds-s Pkg Brsshaupe chun-5 bxs RoIker
Mollman-7 CO Kaufe-3 Bachs-i Horn victer-M
pkgs mdse order.
HAMsuRo-ship sepha.i; pckg mds Kreybsrx--lo
hap--i 8 Inness-l Lang Bhmann-35 box csk Cook
Il to order
Janek 4 Behrmann-s Bcker-27 CD Lilliendsh-5 Haas
X Soeby-20 Boring White-2 Reimen & McKee, Gros-
helm 4 Clopham-l2 NJ Holberon-s + Mezer-2 Loer-
ing < Schnieder-2 Rolkrr Molmann-20 Casnell-A
GLAsGow-Shp Drooksby-4 Woodruff Mintum-l
Spould-3 II Kelly-7 II Carey-3 Merritt-82 Buckley
C;raham-3i Smith Thayer-3 Bates Cammeron-7a Cum
ming Mainly NJ Binninger coo Wilson 4 Brown
43 Lee-T500 bricks do-O0 Sands Fuller&co-
100 do " Iryin-23 pgs mds order.
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AMsIERpAN-Ship Angelique302 pipes gin 10 brs mdse
Schuchard Favre26 cks madden 1000 bds attsns Vcior
Duckwitz7 cks madden 1000 bids Des Arts New
se0o0 bds rsans 100 slabs 10 ks madden bag ed 10
ORDERS bds steel Roker Molmanoo bxs cks madden
Higer co00 slabs tan Phelps Dodge coeo bdls rattan
10 cks madder Muller-io cks madden Wchelhausen
col box w Wllaers.
ANrwERp-ship OIof-3 cases NJ heiuner-x bales
King coz pks D. Muller CO schuchard, Favre-io
II Werner: sRTing Wsllsce-sR GW c Bsdsll- Nv
Spies co.'s Hilyer Co.'S Derham Moore-i bale
Hunser-l Milton Csshnaa--is bblssH w 4 Mali-s
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CLAssIrIcArIoN.

The Freight market has been excited, owing to
troubles with Mexico, and considerable engagements
have been made at the quotations, at which II Is firm.
NEw ORLEASs May 81, ls46.-Busness s still in q
rather depressed condition. and cotton, and all other
staples are dull The sales of cotton yesterday were
about 1000 bales at old and sales in tobacco sugar
molasses, and Western produce all light
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IO NIt.l,f1ANll,o


LAW has been passed. authorizing the formation Of
"A Corps Of Sappcrs Miners and Pontoniers Engineer
Soldiers The company will consist Of 100 men, vz-0
master workmen; 10 corporas oyereeEs
musicians; 80 pvates Of the first class ar6ce and 50
privates Of the I'd class or laborers.
The Of enlistment five years and and
intelligent mechanics will be received The classification
above mentioned will depend their merits and will not
be made until these shall have tested II will be
that the Of this proportion to the
$6prvstes Of LIST class $and OF the ID class - Be
sides this they will be sub.isted clothed and furnished With
ted at $l2 per month.
For further particulars enquire the recruiting rsndes-
yous us Cedar Recruits for this company will also
be received at West Point, N. Y my16 7wrc
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New ORLEASs-Ship Arabella-io3 bales Thorn
sonl00 tres pork Souher Broher66 csks bacon ITO bbs
lard Macy son-lo7 sacks wheat Young Hsskiaslls4
,ork 30 tres hams Perkns-64 bbls lard CO hams Bows
Cary-0O bbls whisky Gayloo0 pigs lead II Rogers.
Criswold-20 sacks wheat Newbold Craft330 do Spot
ford Fenon-lOO do 800 bales cotton Sc bales hemp i6 do
10 order
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL Advice fcEs IN P PHlFAfE DISEASES
e sty Ss.s Gs:s: #
confidently pIo:s to psI:e.s:
the son,ti,usn Or cosdnsmsnt from business: In
college q III % q
% be thus On vi:
s principal hospital. in Europe e, The cure Of Is:s SEN
'iS
:on.I sss;s
vi" s; q
vELPEAUs SPECIFIC FILLS.
The sns Ii .s e. .r
i:is II;
all diseases Of the Urethra. They effect = much
s
THE o9SsHTyTSEA5 S.S!.5 !, cy y. 5.... Of
.ny ana 1 Ct h 81 New &
.eere! indulgence Sf kind nvslua6Is
remedy % stery or barrenness unless depend
Single bottles 81 each Of half dozen Is carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
FOR the permanent of primary secondary :yphs
Ct any ~ ::
M .:. s % no
consider safe having disease
celebrated Alternative.
Sold in single bottles each hafa dozen for
IS carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA,
- GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
DREPARED by the New York College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy esablished for the suppression Of qnackery
Tins refined and highly concentrated possessing all
the purifying qualities and curst;se Of the above
extract Of Ssrspss at present lie public md
may be relied certain remedy for all di:sasss arising
fem impure Of the blood such scroqla salt rhsum,
ring botches pmpes ulcers pain IN the bones OF
aode srupton. sS, nFGss o.
injudicious of mercury.
Sold in single bottles ut cents.
Of half dozen bottles S0
$6W
Cases Forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
~. ". HU'uAW ndSsV ~ n.
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TO THE LADIES

MRS. NJ BAKER, Milliner, No. 90 Bleeeker street.
lV1 linear Downing street, has prepared variety Of besu
full Millinery, and invites the ladies to call and sut them
selves Mrs B. datters herself her articles will compare
with any in Broadway.
The Blocker stages pass the door every ave
minutes myz ~ en-
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CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA AND DISEASES
OF THE CHEST.

Mr.. NEWMAN, member Of the Royal College Of sar
London may consulted gratuitously in all Of Die
Of the Chest from till o'clock, (except Sundays
Several hundreds Of have been perfectly cured by
adopting Mr. Newmans treatment, when every oher means
liability Patients will be visited their residences, n
preferred Office, II Howard street, Broadway.
Ixvkr
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MARITIME HERALD.
NOTICE TO sHIPmAsTERi

NOTICE sHIPmAsTERs -
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving at this port VIII
deliver shipping lists parcels
tended for this Office other than the New York
Pilots. or Capt. RoRERT SILvEY. OF our news fleet
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SARACEN'S HEAD, II DEY STREET, N. Y.
JosEFH SMITH late = wOree.tsI Ensls9a beg. lssvs
that he has recenty fitted up his house very superior
and calculated to- please gentlemen Of taste
with the best Liquors and Provisions that the market Affords
Dinners from 70 till O'clock and Cold Cuts, Chops Stakes
Rare Bits, &c, at all hours
His supply Of English and city new,psper ezesed By
Of the most quality and the attendance prompt Pm
vae Rooms provided for parties and the comfort and accom-
myl5 I'm
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invason Of Mexico the accomplishment Of the de-
signs Of the American government upon that republic
will render the employment Of the regiments from
this necessary. There does to be- at pre-
sent any upon which to base such hypothesis
Such at least Is evidently the opinion Of the nctiona-
res delegated with authority to such may
of the government at Washington. But the general
orders" issued by the Governor, conforming the
call Of the general government and prudent prepa-
ration for any emergency, highly commendsbls 1t
will DO seen that though these regiments may not be
less be voluntary or compulsory, and unavoidable.
The weather, after the fine rain of yesterday Is most
beautiful
command the highest interest
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NO QUACKERY.

DoCToR MORRISON. Member q the RoyL CSnsss
a. private Diseases WHICH he without mercury,
drance from business. Recent he in few days.
practice Of Is years enables Dr. M 70 cure the most obs
nate Structures without pain.
Debility resulting from secret destructive habit IN YOUTH
by qusckery Thoroughly cured by Dr. NJ perfect
guaranteed charge.
See DIR Ms diploma in his Office, 2oax Fulton street.
Open from AM TO PM Letters paid attended 70.
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KANE'S PATENT PORTABLE BATHING
APPARATUS

NEW and splendid arrange ment, by Of which the
IA Shower Bath united with the Bathing Tub and
be used in in any part Of the house The public
the Subscriber, No 81 Bowery between Fourth and Fifth
CHARLES KANE, Patenteo.
my27 ms =
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BILLIARDS.

A RCADE BILLIARD SALOON (ste Empye), IN Bar
"A clay street near the Aston House-MlCHAEL. 50 long
informs his friends, patrons, and billiard players general
that ne has taken the above large airy and e.t,b
best Billiard Table. in the city, with good artsadsres He
parties wishing to play BY themselves have table
room to hemseves BY applying the bar Gentlemsn will
find the bar well supplied with the best Of liquor and
my6 lmSr MICHAEL PHELAN.
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PHiLApELrHIA, May 90, 1916.
good thing happened yesterday in the Court of
Quarter Sessions A young fellow was sued for
the support Of infant which, 1t was asserted he had
begoen out Of wedlock For the purpose Of screening
himself, and proving that the mother was common
prostitute he persuaded friend take the stand and de
clare that he had had criminal intercourse with the e
male in question He permitted to 20 through with
his discriminating evidence, but when about leaving the
witness stand he was utterly astounded by Judge Jones
directing officer to take him into custody; and being
placed in the dock was informed that Id must give bail
for his appearance to the offence had just &C
knowedged himself guilty Of II was universally ac-
knowedged that the offender had been properly pun.
ished.
to that Of previous years The number Of children
usually congegaed these occasions former years
caused considerable confusion and led accidents so
that it deemed expedent TO devote two days for
the purpose and, accordingly the uptown schools held
their procession yesterday, and the downtown schools
parade to-day. A considerable sum will no doubt be
realized by the sale Of the flowers at the MUSEUM
the proceeds OF which will be devoted to aid the desti
tute schools in the West
graph about o'clock II has been issued in extras by
several Of the newspaper but creates little sensation
the conduct Of papers, issuing them when there
news to occasion them.
The prominent candidates for the Coectorship Of the
port said be Col Page Thos. McCuly and Henry
b. Wright
sales Of Stocks at Philadelphia.
MAr ssaFrssr Bo.sD-3 81, Ksntucty Bank. 1sS
50 do U Bank; b S az. =
SEcosp BoAnDteO0o Tenn Bonds, Jan 90; 1000 do Jan
So 1000 do Feb ~ 20; 5000 Schuylk Nav lS5s 81; do
d. 32k; 80 do W ga.
ALBANY, May 10, 1886.
The Proclamation Of Coz Wrght--The Requsifion for
Troops.
There have been, as yet no company or individual
roments; there has, however, been a. an told ten
der Of the services of the independent military comps
MICS Of this city. is not appehended that The proposed
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

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~ well known the successful practitioner N New
York the Of venerea diseases The Doctors
for skill in those old that have
listed years. eminent 0ee structure ulcers
body the throat nose pains the head and bones
of the legs, efectuay cured.
Constitutional eakness brought by habit in
dulged by young men, causing lasciyous dreams and
in four days withoui mercury No alteration in diet
yeution from Inns MT mr.