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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, May 3o-Ar schrs Maria, johnson, York;
Sid Br brig Lady Chapman Hunt West lndies schr. Al
sTalder Caswell, for Wareham Michigan Tsny, for
York.
NoRroLE May PAN. ;chr Splendid, Bur. from Cape
Haferas whittier she driven ashore during the gale OF
the I'd March, leaky and for repairs 70 msser Emily knight
Hosmer from Boston via Old Point Comfort; Pilot boat He
sw, aud distant 70 miles, spoke Bremen bTgantine Louise
from Philadelphia bound Baltimore ship Wesphala
New York. James passed through Hampton Roads
to-day. =, x.
sehr Cynosure waite Portland; Phoebe Barter Crowell,
Boston. CID, brig Charles Heath Hampshire. lork ors
Clay johnson. EEE HsrbeI yohsn M.yo SeVssoe; Gnss
Hand Providence; Amazon Steelman ork; ovcet pusn
DO; Chase Rogers Norwehj CTowsIl' ns,s mors
De Wit Barclay, Ho2wsI Trqy Mary Ans 0'iI rssss
NYorf; Venus, Wilson, do.
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C o N M n n CIAL.
New York. SATURDAY.

new York, saturday, May so.
ced considerable activity with fair amount Of sales in
both descriptions Pots were held and now quoted
at SO so 50 62 and for pearls 81 may BE- down as
the ruling figure
BsEApsruYvs-The very disagreeable weather which
We have had for the past weef has been partly the
Of tho inactivity which prevailed in the market
generally The transactions In -four have been very
limited, although prices remain without alteration II Is
rumorsd that orders some extent have been
by the Great Britain and that offers have been made for
large lot Of Michigan at ~ ST., which, however was
refused The receipts are large and great quantities
being stored Genesee is held and been sold at
81 90 - set Michigan and Oswego 81 a7A 81 so. A
in fact, all Southern very dull N o. will not bring
fraction over 81 Howard street, Georgetown and Alex
ondra, - 50. Rye-Common, So a 3l9}. Jersey corn
meal, So as Brandy vino s. 30. The supply Of wheat
far exceeds the demand, particularly in the common
brands which very inactive and at reduced rates
Prime white is brisk, and is worth 81 10 81 H. Rye
declining and 10 selling at IS cents Corn is plenty
more particularly that OF common brand, which goes
white scarce and would bring 10 cents The amount
OF exported from the LIST to the goth OF May 1902
bushels Of corn, 81 o53 bushels Of wheat and 1901
bushels of rye
DEEswAx-wc Western, 90 cents
CoFFEE-Markct Arm, with no change in prices to
tce. Sales Of 5000 bags Rio u II 700 bags Lagua
sasl 500 bags st Domingo 81 81, cash; 600 bags
Java LOT lie.
CorTox-The maIket has not fairly opened since the
arrival Of the steamer Great Britain and the sales e
fected to-day swero at irregular prices One parcel Of
$50 bales inferior to ordinary New Orleans sold 81,
which Is slight concession and parcel Of 500 bales
Georgia. middling to good middling brought nearly
which Is advance Of full quarter cent current
rates for like grades previous to her arrival Otherwise
the business small and the enquiry was very limit
cd Freight continues firm at I'D, thore being no en-
gagements made yet at any higher rate We refer to
annexed quotations. which those at which hold
ers will supply tho market:
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Markets..


NEw ORLEANS MARKET, May 2l.-The demand for
cotton has continued limited and has resulted in the sale
Of 2s00 bales. without change in prices.
6ugar-The market continues dull, and not over 90
hhds have changed hands at former prices
hslas:ss-vsry little doing and prices offer great
range the best would only bring % cents in small
quantities, inferior from to i6c
FlourThe sales amount to 2l0o bbs including one lot
Of 500 bbls at So and smaller lots at - to - l2t
Frcights-We have no change to report A bark has
been tsken to load for New York at 26c for corn
Exchange.Ihe transactions continue on limited
cent premium; Paris $40 to b4o. New York. sixty days.
~ to per ent discount sight to per cent discount
MosnE MAnKEr. May 22.-Cotton-The market re.
mains in the quiet state reported for the last day
two easier prices mid st. The sales for the week foot
up 1000 bacsabout 900 sold to-day. Arrived this week
900 bales exported, 9274 leaving stock on hand Of
Freights-vessels the berth filling at ID Coast
wise brig taken to-day for Providence at &c bark
for New York demanding lc but has nothing engaged
CHARLEsTos, May oo.--Cotton-The want of shipping
and the high rate freight continues to be great draw
back against operations in coon as the market since
days reach but zoos bales 800 Of which were sold yes
terday BY two houses at low prices The transactions
comprise as at Ct li6 at $3.50 T. Al at7i % and
Rcefhere has been very little inquiry for rice since
taken at prices ranging from So 50 S. per HUNDRED for
the coastwisc trade Good shipping parcels may be
Rough receive have no transactions 10 report.
orain-Ihs receipts Of North Carolina corn the past
week amount to about Is 900 bushes-four cargoesof
bushels bringing q higher price, and cargo, 24O0
bushels has been stored 95ss sacks Western have also
arrived this week large portion ordered for the
interior, and about 1000 sacks have changed
IS cents We learn that $50 bundles North River hay
sold from store at 95 cents, time.
Flour-1h he market remains in a very quiet state the
little inquiry prevailing being for retail trade, and
fined to Baltimore descriptions st 81 Received 800
bbls. Western
Bacon and Lard-A fair retail demand continues to
prevail for both these articles the annexed prices
sides 81 al shoulders O. hams7 81, lard II cents
Received this week, % cs. and la67 ps w hams 4964
pa. sides and shoulders, and ITO bbs lard.
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FRrIr-Sales Of French Oranges wore made at So;
cash At auction Palermo Orange, sold at 81 oas s.
o. and Lemons 50 sal 50 6s3
HEMr-A lot Of dew-rotted American sold at 800.
months nothing to notice In Manila Ssal; cargo of
the latter arrived day two ago. but not disposed Of
HiDEs-There seems to be but little doing; sales Of Sa
A lot Of Maranhnrn, Rio Grande, and Carthngena on
terms not made known.
Hors.we.tern, ~ IS eents cash. hrst sort-market
s7a 60 ''.
LEAD.--Missouri pig dull and may be quoted at - 49,
Gosh sales made at 81 IS, mos.
MoIAssEs.-Markot frmer; prices remain without
change. sales Of Cubn Sour liz lac; Cuba Sweet
9 2oi cents; Porto Rico 27l 80 cents New Orleans
so 81 cents
PaowsIor,-The sales in provisions generally have
been limited and during the past week the market has
ward tondency. Prime Ohio Pork l. hold at IS sas;
transactions Beef is dull at 81 IS SO for Prince Beef
Hams 50 50 co. Lard Ohio, has declined; prime in bar
fallen off, owing 70 the demand for ie new crop which
however comes in pretty freely but not sufficient to
supply the wants; Orange County u cents State 10
is dull from 81 cents in boxes The amount Of Beef
expsred from the LIST to the 2sth inst Is at
quantities have changed hands.
RIcK.-The market for timc back has been ex-
ceedingly inactive and with small sales, chiefly confined
to home use There nothing doing IN the way OF ex-
port and prices have declined materially Small sales
at 50 80 a 81.
SrsDsThere is nothing doing except in prime clover
which has been and 10 in request for export. Some
Pennsylvania sold at IT to H. and lot Of Western at 81
SPIRITs-The market at present is dull 20 half pipes
IL me At s. 80 If pipes 0ard e
J. J. Dupuy 81 90 a -; drudge whisky cot
SuoARs-1he market since our last has been very Arm
with an active demand-no change in prices Holders
storing the greater portion of those arriving at present
Sales Of 700 hhds New Orleans at 81 100 hhds Porto
Rico 81 II; 900 hhds St. Croix 81 ST. 500 boxes brown
Havana y 81; 100 boxes white do 81 q loo.
foBAcco.-The market remains about the same as at
our last demand moderate We quote sales OF Kentuc
ky at 81 - Havana about IS; Connecticut 81 cts;
also somc st. Domingo private terms.
WooL-Therc 10 not much doing Some white smyr-
ma sold at III lac. mos.
wnALEBoSE--sales of NV coast have been made at
93c, Dash, and South Seas at SIC.
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Foreign Inrortatlons.

LivERPooI-Ship Epandolia-ia33 bars iron Whetmore &
co-4SS do kenney. Breese cos cks md.e Lee eo-36
ceroous books do drugs Meyer COT do Schrsge koop
co-3g tres clay Jones' steel Mothrome-,3 csks
Hasbeck col do Rose afeatll Chandler, Howard
Cog crates hhds Caanorel7 slaper-lS CLARK 4
FreIes.ig Alcock-2 do Thompson s Coll Jackson
TIMBER * Dambman-2 Hadden x son-2oo tons coal ID
Colder- box Reynolds-9 bales Patton & Stuart.
RorTEppAM-Prussan barque Fortunate pipes gin Is
mdss Boe.en Grave, coo pipes gin Av:rill; is
I w Welsh, Of philadepha-l0 Brown & Nelson-32 do
Fielder co-6 II Maring-2o Muller co-.?4l half
Osriehs Kruger-is2 do rattan. Boo.man johnson CO.
zcn-io ar pipes wine Leverich-lesC w Vemack.i
Grinnsl Mntprn eo.i6 Luse-i Euhthal 4 Beauhsld,
II Davis-2 cks f T Poppe < col IS c Emenputch
an Cohen-l NJ Won Oildeson-l Miss D solomon-s pkgs
90 slabs tin to order.
PALrsMo-BriE Allen Kng-sooo oranges and lemons
Is cs mdse order.
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passnsss and supplied up with proyous and rigging 18th
mat lat Isl TO- Ion s. TO- ship Angelque, from Amsterdam
supplied with ropes blocks and .p.r s N. w.,.
Swedish ship Eas Ceaenius % days from Newpon Wues
with coal, to order. -.
mdse, and IS passengers 10 order -,
raltar, April ". with fruit 10 3 w Lewis ;.
Bremen brig Lssmoas. Gerken e days from Bremen. in
ballast 10 Oelrchs & Kruger I32 passengers. -,
Brig Co.dels lof Porland) Titcemb IS days from Mar,s
Cuba. with moIasses. 22d INST on itatteras ex
changed signals with bark Sarah Hand, steer ngs -.
plaster Welhespoon Co. a7th of the end Of Long
Island. spoke schr Chas Carroll. fishing. ,
Schr Milo Keller days from Thomsston, with lime to
Sch Benz Harrison Douglass from Washington NC, with
Schr Saml A Appleton Nickerson, Boston, mdse.
schr Victor, Hailett Boston, mdse.
Schr Truman, Wooster, Thornaston.
Schr Hornet Smith, Philadelphia mdss
Schr Barton, -. Machias, lumber.
Below
Packet ship Pdelia Hacksta from Liverpool May st 70
Marshall pilot from the Sylph was put on board
terday morning. about IS miles east OF Fire Island.
Br ship Dolphin of and IS days from Newry, Ireland
Also ship Maine. Lteheld, from Liverpool April lith
with passengers, 10 order.
English banks. with passengers.
Also, ship; 2brigs-unkuown
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Valencia II 10 uncertain yet WHISTLER the export du-
ties bill will pass Congrsss 1t proposes an impos Of IS
currency per quintal upon coffee is cents per
qunta cotton lic per h. indigo but leaves hides
free This last article forms very important and in
creasing item of trade, and is much encouraged BY go
vernment Vessels which carry cargo of twohirds Of
hides are free Of port charges, which very high.
Freighs high the increased crop Of coffee has
created demand How long they will continue up will
depend upon the number Of transient vessels which may
come The present rate is so cents Spanish for
coffee in transient vesses.-PhiL U. s. Gazette.
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FOREIGN Markets.

PuEHro cAsEILo, May ll--sales of -four this morning
at 50 SO, currency. Stock hand not heavy. Other
Amercn1 articles fair before except SOAP Of which
there il mues in market Coffee still coming, in with
reasonable rapio,.v Ut former rates, as. There
very large lots on nd in Caracas. but net much in
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III Judo Esrsnsc 1.-THE WspderinG Jsvsl For sale, by
sttmsv. spanish Hosei, up stairs
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. Pncs cents per eopy-N
IS per Annuna--payabIe in advance.
WEEKLY HEkALD-Every Saturday-Pnce 81 cents
per cogy.$3 IN cents per anuum-payabIe in advance.
! ApVERTlSEMENTs At the usual prices-aiways cash
PRINTING OF all kinds executed with beauty and dee
patch.
70 All letters eommunc cations by mail, addressed to
the establishment must be paid the postage will be
deducted from the subsca mQney RENTED
10. ca JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
~ Proprietor Of the The
NEw YoRK HElAlp EsrApLlsns(rNr,
North IVES. corner ofrulson and Nasssn szssts
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sAvArrAn-Brig savannah-Mr Wheeler Nrs Green, Mrs
MsDonough Miss CLARK Ms. Nichois Ms. Wheser Mis-
ley, Mr. Fay MIR Gordon Mr. Fitzpatrick, MIR Nichols, Mr.
Ladd
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
q 8


TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS COMMENCING WE'D
NESDAY, MAY -, 1896:
LEAVE BRooxLrs al O'clock a. Boston for Green
port. daily (exeept Sunday.) stoppng 1t
FarmingdAle and y. Georges Manor.
t9h O'Clock, M, for farmin dale and
at3P. NJ, through TO Greenpor ST ring
both ways Al jamaica Branch, Hickss lie.
Farmingdale and all the stations bstwc en-
Farmingdale and Greenpor
at r NJ, for Farmingdale and lntsrme-
Leave 0REksroRr ats o'clock A. NJ Accommodation train,
daily, (excspt Sundays through to Brook
asp NJ, Boston train or on the arrival Of
the steamer from Norwich, stopping al ST.
Georges Manor aud Farmngdals.
LIAvY FARMINGpALE al 6k A. NJ, Accommodates train
Msk a. NJ Greenport train, for Brooklyn.
m2T p. NJ. Accommodation ua'n' ior
LEAVE JAMAICA At A. NJ Accommodation train. for Brook
lyn. .
al 9k A. NJ. Creenport train for Brooklyn.
at "a p. NJ Accommodation tram, for
FAnr TO = Bedford cents Fast New York l2k Rage
Course issl Trottng Course s,< Jamaica o. brushvns
sls Hyde Park IN miles) Clowsviile Sdurng the SEES
sion Of cout) s7h, Hampstead IN Branch IN Sare Lscc
y. Westbury a. Hcksye a. FaImingdale ia DSef rak
81 1881 Nedord station 81 lss Ysphank 81 SIN g. o:onss
MANOR 81 62 Riverhead 81 Jame,gor II "a, Matte
tuck 81 C2 Cutchogue 81 62k Southold 62x t!eenPoH
Accommodation 81 Is, Greenport py BOSTON .La ~
Stages readiness tho arrival Of trains Al me sssefs
the Island. .xx,..,r
Baggage Crates will be readiness the foot Of Whitehall
baggage for the several trans ~ minutes
before the hour Of starting from the Brooklyn side
Dor twice day. the arrival Of the trains from broo
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PasscnSes.s Arrived
Hsnssrnrcrs II Arrive,

RorrERpAM-Bsrk Fortuna--Miss Stokvs, Mr. Schnd. M
Solomons lady and child Mr. Dusseldorf lady and children
Mr. Tall, Miss Mey erson--23 in steerage.
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MARITIME HERALD.
NIovcments OF the steam ships.
Packets Ia Arrive.


NOTICE saipAAsTERs.
We hope that Captains Of vessels arriving this port will
deliver shipping lsts parcels
tended for tins Office other than the New York
Pilots. Capt. RoRERr SILvEv. Of our fleet
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Ship Oxford, Yeaton, Liverpool, C II Marshall.
Ship Eben Pebe, Perkins. Liverpool. Spoford Tileston
60.
Ship Montreal, Lathrop, Boston, Atkins Co.
Ship Nathaniel Hooper, Dixey, Apalachicola, Ogden.
Ship Henry. Saltcr, New Orleans.
Bark Beaver, Andross New Orleans Durham Dimon
Bark Pomona Colby, New Orleans
Brig Tampco Neagle Sagua la Grande, Peck Van Ber-
Brig Harriet Brown, Bermuda, wAF Davenport.
Brig Messenger, Mabin, Labrador, q & Laurie.
Brig Albertina. Montgomery New Orleans
Brig Olive Thompson, Poe, Boston.
Brig Belle, Myers, Wilmington
Sc 7 Gazclle Churchill, Boston.
Schr Seguine. Cole Baltimore, johnson Lowoen., ~,
Schr Emeine Weldon, Philadelphia, Mckee. Hand Co.
sehr Delaware, Mun.on, kishmend, TSeksr Psnon.
Schr Ches ,peake Stuart Baltimore, Gagar MAILER
Schr Bunker Hill, Stearns, Baltimore;
Sloop Roger Williams. sturKes, Provdepce.
Sloop Juno, Aiers, Providence
Barge Philadelphia, Dehar Phiiadelphia
Steamer Anthracite, Stewart, Philadelphia.
schr Zeryah Tucker. for Truxilo, cleared 9th INST.
Arrived.
Shin Espindoa Barstow, 50 days from Liverpool with
mdse 10 Nesmth Walsh. go passengers. April 10TH lat
AZ OG Ion contact with bark More and from
maca for London Took from her the captain aud crew
and put them board the ship Ashburton, hence for
Liverpool 9Th lat " "a Ion a6 in squsll was struck
aback which carried and crochet yard
3st ~ 90 Ion % 90 Br ship Atlas supplied with spar
jurymainmsst Inst lat a 81 Ion & ship Liverpool
hence for Liverpool supplied with two spars. sh inst
lat a. &c. lon 30 BIZ ship Erin supplied with spsrs
18th inst lat ~ H. Ion ~ TO- shp Antwerp took from vs. -
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.


THE Public retpecIly li9rmed that {nS rsSe1t
paired the PIONEER & EXPRESS LINE, wa hslifoad
and Canal from Philadspha 70 Pu.eurg con "s ~ Ann
leaving he Depot No. IA Market street. DAILY, ~
By this route passengers will avoid all the fatigue and
ger Of night travelling coaches both Railroads. being paA~
For further information apply the old-srabshsd oMes.
81 slc sms RE $3.50 w. A. B. CUMMINGS, Aren't
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MORNING LINE AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
So ALtIENHpHiNNGGssNfro M he ssesmSoss Hs1

MORNING LINE Al SEVEN ONLOCn:
.D0N - FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE
A2pLANDINGS-From the Steambost nsr q
.abe foot Of Barclay street. brsakmst ana
The new iow.pressure steamboat TROY Cspt.is A.
The steambos NIAGARA, Tuesday Thursday and Sstsr-
day mornings at A. NJ Landingat GadwenS estpoanS
Newburgh Hampton Poughkeepsie Hyde Park hhineoSSk
IL Red Hook Bristol Catsk Hudson, Coxsache ana An
XII goods, Freight bank bills specie any other kind Of
properfy put shipped board thn poet mest %
A. he sk Of Of such goods reignt -
For passage freight apply ON board on at the once on me
PEOPIE,s LINE OF STEAMBOATS, Or albany
Dsily Sundays exceped-Through Direct ocioes r.M-
From the pier 6etveen CcvrttSESs &c
xl1A1A - Steamboat ROCHk0TEN, ,CsPI; A i
aiy ;ad E,IS Ssy evening: c cs..d..
viii leave ON Tuesday Thursday and Saturday EVENING"
O'Clock.
Ats o'clock, p. "A. Landing a Intermediate riaees
Steamboa. HUDSON, Captain C. r. King, win leave on
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday afternoons az
Steamboat SANTA CLAUS Captain 3. Ovsrbash. win
leave Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday temoons' AZ
The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany II AMPLE
time for the morning ears for the east west. -.
Freight moderate rates and none taken aef o>s
All persons are forbid trusting Of the boats Of this ne
without written order from the captains or agents. -
For massage or freight apply board the boas or 20
Schultz, at the Office on the wharf. 1y-rs
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"A HOTEL DE PARIS-ANTTONE VI0NEs, one
fR Of the popretors OF the Perkins House, Boston,
respectfully Informs his friends and the travelling pub
York, ENTRANCE Reade street called the Hotel De raiis
psrouze him. with board and lodging, by the day. week
month. the reasonable terms my9 I'm cod
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GLEN COVE PAVILION
"A THE bsc rber informs his friends and the mn hi r


THE subscriber informs his friends and the public,
E:N that he has continued the Of last
:EsAH with Mr. EDWARD A. WILSON, Of Glen Cove. to
take cnsrge Of the Glen Cove Pavilion, the Steamboat
.d,ag Ter the ensuing season commencing THIS By
guests and the personal supervision Of Mr. Wilson afford
= hopsd IN assurance that the establishment will be
good footing regards the comfort and
those who may hyc him With their patronage any
ing place the vicinity of New York Since the la
the grounds attacked the Pavilion greatly
improved aud aud the house extended 20 feet
front BY its entire depth being 100 in front facing the
habo with coonmade and piazza two stories hei gh 100
feet ia ieagh sad y feet in depth dining has
been built since last 10 feet &c. Prvsue parIos
fitted up Add ldd,cna, public p,ro. added the
complies order aGoraing i is believed attractive
steambost Croon Of the finest and fastest
New York Is now ming permanently this route, thus
ensurilg duly rapid with tn city. II Is
believed that visiters tns will find in the
comforts OF well supplies and we'll ordered table
and e9mmodiogs sleerag artrtnrnts, lin addition the
attractions o. ra water battling, abundanty afforded by
tbs Of Glen Core Harbor) induce
Sound. WILLIAM NJ WEEKg
Glen Cove, June O. 1876 -
Persons preerrng hoard private families or farm
houses can be accommodated application Mr. WILSON
Sail boats fishing boats horses carriages &c. cen always
ieQ 1rrrr
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR
Circulation. Forty ThOusand,

W All letter. SvlLaacAtious ~ mail, oofesseo 20
the establishment must be paid the postage Will DO
deducted from the subscription money remItfed:
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
Proprietor OF the tins
NEW YoRx HEaALD EsT ABLIsHMENT,
NORTH West rovusr Of Fulton and Nassau sueses
DAILY HErALD-Every day. Price cent? per eopy-e7
- Per annum-psyable in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Evsry Sarurd.y-Pnce az cents
pa hs u.s n
patch.
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n,..srco,.. Frur N HANvlsAL,

Disastrous FIRE IN HANNIBAL, Mo.--A great
CALAMITY has betallen our prosperous and grow
ing city This morning. at about hall past two O'Clock
FIRE broke out in frame building Main street, oPpo-
site the civ Hall and FIVE business houses and primer
paly ell their contents have been consumed by IRE
there had been any facilities for keering COW me n.e,
or staying its progress, many goods might nave oes
saved but it IL q shameful tact that in our prosperous
and enterprising city, containing population o. asyo
to wonde red at why damage was not sustained
by the fire this morning than really was-out y was,
doubtless owing TO the fact that peculiarly cain
night.-Cor. ST. Louis Rsp. june Sd.
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PYsss two Gents.

a. will render them convertible at the least possible cost
ana delay into vessels Of With these views, the
Committee recommend the passage Of the bill herewith
submitted, an outline Of which was given Yesterday.
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
Ia AHANDSOME COTTAGE and about Eve acres
ZEE Ct coed Land laid in meadow situated the Blazng
way, New jersey Rail way Depot Attached the premises
an excellent G,rden with ne bed of Asparagus, Barn
Stable &c. &c, The Cottage 10 nearly filled with
brick to the gable end with large cellar under the whole
house and otherwise p cious and epete with
ve ;,o for senieel i ismily AppIy
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MASSAPEQUA HOUSE.

- THE Suns; niprp < - o ~ III ~ M...n.,
H House and well known r,sinx Pend adjoining lately
de Of spsrrnsn an Others Is he snbscri.
Der has every fer those visiting the Island for
duck and snipe shooting, fishing ke Persons wishing
visit the above take the morning
evening tr. Of from New York Farmngdse where
heyw I'D comfortable the above
Honse Families Wishing room. for the summer, will do
The subscriber pledges himself that nothing his part
shall he wanted make his house agreeable all who may
honor him with heir company 8. s JONES.
South Oyster Bay, Junr /, fal6. je,O W.
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Nrws roR WORKMANSHIP marching, soldiers take
IS steps per minute; in quick marching, 1906 ana IN
charging, 100.
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IA OR For Sale story aud mt brick cling
E houses They delightfully."- situated within one mi
antes walk from the ferry and fitted up in hand
some yie WITH the ,s,s havug ben lust
court yard in 'front.' being well shaded and
ed by railing, and eleven besides
the Kitchen The families renting these houses will
privilege Of crossing the ferry free. Apply 10
jell twsr J A. STEVENS Hohoken.