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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-04-27
BALTIMORE, April %. 1871.


The weather in this region continues cold and dry
aud the farmers complaining of the want Of rain In
every direction Wheat and rye fields being plough
ed up to be planted in The last rain had suf
cient to mosten the earth, the oath Of March
J ust thirty three days having since elapsed.
A new democratic daily paper called the Baltimore
Daily News. has made its appearance in city. The
first number looks WELL its selections good and its
editorials show considerable ability There is
why it should not be sustained.
In the U. s. District Court Saturday the two coun
terfet coin manufacturers and uterers Brown and Ry
all in whose jury last week unable to agree
found guilty. Chief Justice fancy was on the
bench and he Immediately sentenced them both to ten
years imprisonment at hard labor in the pententary
General Tom Thumb commences to hold his public le
at Calvert Hall this morning and Of will be
greeted with q cordial welcome his return from his
European tour.
The Viennose children continue to draw good houses
although the sale of choice Of seats auction
succeed well They appear Tonight in two dances
The MARKErs-Th- -four msrketwas Father more active on
Saturday Howard and Susquchanaa sold S. and
City Mills held at ST. but there purchasers that
price Corn in moderate request at 70 80 for white aud
50 30 for yellow Corn meal dull 81 50 which
decline.
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvEkrooL-Shp Liyerpool-E Dunngan, J Solomon New
York Rev Thatcher 1heyer Benz 1hnston Newport q
Dowley, Boston, u L Rice, } De Snle ky
Mountains, St Marys r. FlenIken and pesy
Charge de fairs to Denmark Soutall, Virginia Rev
Grove and family Lexington, Kentucky; Escot fami
~ Louisyille Kentucky Mrs Halderman Evu Havana;
Play far, Banker Mrs X Dennsown and children, A
Lang:on Rivera, Prochal and family, L Keller Tom.
kns, MIR Smith.
LvERpooL-Ship Sir Robert Peel-U c Hill, ESQ., NYork
Isaac Weservelt, Esq Mrs PeilIs, Miss Phillips, Barr
Gamble, Louisville Georgia; Gamble. Jr do NJ and
Miss Skeon Hon and Rev w Newport child and servant q
O'Hara, New \ ork II Walton Mrs Schofeld w Hudson
n ork; Bandey. Vanesve, Ohio; w Culbutson, Phlad
j Heywood NYork.
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DomestIc Imunrtations.

NEw Embarrassing Charlemague-55 bales cotton Ca
hoone Kinney Coo ,ierces 28o hid 90 kegs lard Mil
banks COZ boxes mdze Wheaty-6 bales bear skins
Obanteau. Merle Sandlord3 do TKelso-l5O bbs flour
Dwight, johnson co27 bales skins II Trsfston co..
10 bbs molasscs Whieli8 bales Irwn--7 bbs
Us McMnny Coo bales cotton Everett Batel3 ca ks
beeswar r. Morgan col boxes mdze Seaman Peck-l
Robinson eo-8l2 Dbl; r2k Hers9 Lees colo7 erces IS
Thorn, Honghson co2 do nolasses n & McCready co
3 bales sarsapplrila T stnntoul box mdze Bradford
Birdsal-i pigs Brown-60 bales hemp Basse-i box
Wss SqnsgJ bales he%p Tucker Co9rer COLI do
Moga 20 casses Sill Thompson-i pkg gold Ssrage Son
ia bales cotton II Irwin
MoBmE-Brig Wemmpka-l3] bales cotton Bogart & Knee.
laud-Oi do Benj Worden-53 do VIM Riall-2O Ames-
% do Jos fowler-!g do has Dmgerl2s do BonaffcI53
hides bbls box BrownJO7 bds hides l8 bbls alow
g9Oo bones NJ Robbins35 cs talow Brady-ls pkgs
Hurbut-ii bxs j l. White-JO bales Gotten order
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transit duties the said four articles when passing
from this place TO Switzerland.
The Senate viii with pleasure seize every opportunity
TO facilitate the intercourse of the United States with
the the German confederation and happy to
give by this proof Of its ardent desire for that purpose
beg you will have the kindness to inform your govern
Of the above mentioned intentions and avail my
self this opportunity towards you the ass
rance of my high regard and esteem. SMIDT.
The President of the Commission for Foreign Affairs
To A. Dudley MANN Esq, SC.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
New York Cattle Market.

MONDAY EVENING, April 26.-At market, 1850 Beef
Cattle 400 from the South) l75 Cows and Calves and
1000 Sheep and Lambs.
Beef Cattle.-The number Of Cattle offered
hardly equivalent TO the supplies of last week, but
there has been toerably fair demand and the prices
obtained equal to those then current and which may
be quoted at 81 to SO rs, as in quality.
Cows and Caves-Sales at from $l5 to SOS 35 Extra,
500. All sold
Sheep and Lambs arrive freely but prices have
undergone considerable reduction since last
port We quote prices at from 81 % to 81 so 81 60
All sold
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN-Packet ship Switzerlsnd-Capt II Matthews &
lady London; NJ Lewis do DIR hiahony do; Weisman,
= Bamarco, h Bamarco Bures, Germany; w Wedlake,
Evans n W Norris, Danger. Il Wright. q Burton,
London; w X Nveus, New y ok: and 200 in steerage.
LrERPooL-Sh,p Orphai--Mr Stockton, Mr. Bovngton,
England; and 268 IN the stserage.
LECHoRN-Ship Aquetnet-L Giannine; + Gianune; Nj
and l. AM
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David Riley Corson and Ezsbsth Ann, Toson, NY; Al
mira Bates Boston, CID schs Warrington, Gassil Marcia
Smith; Delaware, Lockman Star, Gauter. and swallow,
Lockwood NY; Almra Bates, Boston. 49, =, -,
WmMISGroN April 2i-Cid sehss Hornet, ny; 'andaia
New York
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DISEASES OF. THE SEXUAL sysTEM-sixth Ed.
- non--C obtaining complete review Of every known
disease ana the consequences of scIua self
language adapted to every reader by Edward H. Dixon
MI PIP 30 Price ST. just published and for sale by Chas
II. ring corner OF Broadway and John street.
.,. OPINIONS Press
IL is written clear nervous and is calculated to
40 much good The descriptions accurately drawn and
!he treatment JudcIous. The pracoper will find abound
ing IN valuable hints aud the general render will come acoy
many useful cautions and premonory warnings-New foE
Journal Of Medicine and Collateral Sciences.
DR. DIXON has written much and well on vsr,ou' hinnchss
Of surgery; his book shows thorough clu,inIance WIN
modern practices Structure GonorhGa Hydrocec nnd r
cocce particularly well treated Of in short te suho
originality and thorough devotion the rational principles oil
his profession stamp his book with more than ordinary into
rest n-Boston Medical journal.
The author is pupil Of Dr. Mott and practical surgeon
OF long standing His book written with great decrcy aud
care yet in decided language. Ii VIII doubtless do much
good"-Evening Post. -.
Also by the author, "Woman and Her Diseases from
the cradle To the rrayer pp. Price 81 81 a27 Nc
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OTrIcE OF THE n. Y. GAS LIcHT CSmrASr, ;

able TO the stockholders on ana htsf SsoAS ' Az ~'
The transfer book will be closed from the tn instant until
n ala da m If by 0''si' CT EvERITT. Secretary.
ESHKfSr INyE2kAMnp6SfnE SSFp Ndos E9E
SENc EAIsSioNs .s ;,I En-; 4.
4: Il. 7
The ms I Ct This n. sGa. !u g
tie. in the Uats5 States recommend Superior g amy
the above distressing Ing
aSs. %ss
sas o % Of si
years XII physs re s heart aypepa
SaS0' pain S:
%sss
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dsscoa orsbSIg !" Se,. 1s
sc%s ss%i tbs Violation Of phy
Hunarsds sudden decline cOnumption may bs
hs S9ys s where g SaS
prevail alarming extent and those too, Whose ma
Hiss ss
1ss%s @
aoS: ii s' II:
se q SO
n B@Ths Cordial contain. no Mercury any mineral
Sold Wholesale and retail. by O. FAY 1876 Fulton street,
@e fSs 6o;dsi forwarded any Of tn.
city country by addressing above post paid amount en-
i as' :. P
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n B-MsTed persons, and those contemplating marriage.
ss! s. Is is sSs ::.; PAID
CERTIFICATE OF Mr., GEORGE W. GIBBONS.
:.!saS Al my Ssas, ny <: IL ssss;:
6: BEGAN = . :s b.
The physician who va. tending me wa. doubtful g
r'1s'a Ss
!" $ sis S q;
sfs
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prise myself and friends me in the Of TWO
@ n
My Fl The rutsn market whse shall
We the undersigned hereby certify that the above
.r K p F" Msssasa 7 ~ & s?Sh''
.f B. L M4n. tissf Fulton az Market.
n PA. this treatment !: pssEfscy simple and without tn:
s 81
noa they s1smned the Office Of the .abscIi
:
with full directions by enclosing ~ Poss Ps to
ms imsr 20 Duane at. New York.
sERTAH xS PSEASES SE pfEEtE ETES
S' S ::
and to r. NJ Also to observe that besides sss
o hsss BY bye
deeply 70 the @ as Wsrps. and
ES and OF s DASEf or and
r,ous "rinary affections. which are fgnoranty called
The author finds tina, it has been Of surprise
some that one Of rank or emnence in his profession
so easily If & but s
% G1 the ss e u S1 %
are Of such nature as TO effect pos,e indeed to to-
disease when not PROPERLY may remain SO dormant in
the themselves other way than in
hs immediate train Of evil. S
Of these COMPLAINS. sappo.ns ,hs.;
arise in many cases. and 50 essentially do those
that . good in one must in another It Is
astonishing the opporsunits; the tuh'r ha. of witnessing
w, have taking mesas:
their neither the other but totally
different mt al, and innocent Disorder
ss he s h: n s1s
nSG this Might usae or
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off, Now aSd or know. tina,
YET popsy understood may most esy and speedily be
woSS IF e the
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without pain Or nc, Nothing can exceed che i'm
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A Crrpr FOR COLDS.

MRS. CARROLL's Medcated Vapor and Sulphur bstna.
IVA 4 Fulton street opposite Church street ceIa i Su,s
for Colds Coughs Rheumatism Sore Throat and all han-
mso diseases incident the cangeable state Of e Tes
The Sulphur Vspor Bath particularly recommended ny our
first physicians for all erupon and diseases o. inc
skin No danger of taking cold after the use oil these pa
NILS liner
nR COOPER, IA DUANE street, between Chatham snd
- William Streets has for the last fourteen years
the private diseases OF any
man in New York He cure the most aggravated cases u
this disease and mild cured to live days Src
mreDoctor Cooper has discovered new method by which
he the form Of structure IN from one 10 IVY
weeks with scarcely pain the patient CONSTITUTIONS
debility brought ON by secret habit INDUCED IN W young
weakness OF the limbs and small of back confusion OF IN
teect and rsion society warranted IN every
case or charge. No mercury used.
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Peek, 0sSius Dc Wolf ssgus o,nd. NJ Taylor; Dido.
chen; C1lsdoais SBr Boudiot. ST Johns, NF, Bins;
schrs-Gen Clinch Hallett, Key West Sc; Pocahontas
Smack Richmond. Allen Paxson; Ann Denman Pattrr
Bangor; kalos Wood, Eastport $500
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DRIVATE DISEASES-ESTABLISHED A. D. 10
u FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.-T

For The ST ffREssiSN oF .9SiG1hcKERY- *:
s Gss :a
direct their particular attention to all diseases of private
cal . aa tS *:
tn S % o.. ore
first appearance Of those diseases Of suffering
with "rae e1f hospitals
a s%SRd . f. s those attends for con-
AZ To S' G1TNRT yTTpr.ou.
living in the country finding it inconvenient TO make rer
ii ,, chest
n. case sGfpc together yh A, time Of
'"' w. ''' ''''' W. s. RICHARDSON, NJ d..
IS Nassau street. New York.
vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS,
sn a f cm Ss n:
The,, Ps result cftwsnty experience ,6e Hos
Ss cIfs F1 %Se remedy s
disease. the sE.h They SGs an much shorter
;%s IFS" w sH
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
"a K s!siy sFF;Es' s BY S.S Ssys e
confidently recommended for 81 debility produeedb by
ece indulgence or excess O. any kind Iii invaluable
Single bottles 81 each; cases Of half dozen IS; carefully
packed, and sent TO all parts of the Union. Wv '
RECORDS ALTEFATiVE MIXTURE
the Gernsmr't cure OF primary or secondary syphilis
pdcious Of ansai medic. i0S% stme U
should pueq dsy m sfs Iys%
consider himself sale after having yenerea disease
without thoroughly cleansing the system with this Justly ceIe.
brsted alternative. WV
Sold IN single bottles 81 each half dozen for
So carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARsAPARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS,
pKEPAREDb by the New York College of Medicine and
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the purifying qualities and curative powers of tbs above herbs
confidently recommended by the College as superior TO any
extract OF sarsapnra present before the public and may be
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from an
imrue STATE Of the blood such scroe and sareum ring
worm bloches or pimpes ulcers pain the JOINTS
nodes cutansous epons liberated sore throat or any dis
Ease arising IRON the secondary effects Of syphilis or nju
,licious use Of mercury. ~
sled in single bottles =, IL rant.
" ~" VI a maa aoae" po'ues ..........S %
Cases forwarded to al parts Of the Union
N.b-A very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser
Once open from "a NJ to r. M
nam w. s. RICHARDSON, NJ D.
D@W Nassau street, New York
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ton emigration on the part Of their rsspsov.

ZION or emigration on the part OF their respective govern
msnts. -
o., M ~ ne present treaty shah continue m i nd
e .ein, 1i twsve years from the oate eie, @
uflner until the emu OF Twelve months after te
et Oh hanover on the one part or tna. o' IN. 81 ira
yes On .se olher part sna nave given ,he condi-
'ension VI terminating the same pu. up thst n the
on hereby expressly hnu r;na the said
knguom OF hanover shai ue.er ~ S;s,i5g import
term oi Twelve years 10 ausnens 1900 imnorted i'm
uuty upon leaves strips Vi ~ .bis time does not
hogsneaus OF eashs uusy % sngrosch.n Der one hun
eAesea one 'ler au o1 useney and weight (seventy
uu po a n hmodred mounds unted States currency
cents per one nn,ant of Hanover shall give u no
ana weight as 70 The Government of the United States
,ee oi QUE 10 do Sol and at the expiration that
pcioro @ -. uhssouentlv the government of the
year 1f any, any hall have full power and right to abro
rosant treaty by giving a previous notice Of six
~ ~ H. Government of Hanover or to continue il
I ir ootionJ in fun force the operation thereof
& haye been arrested in the manner first specified in
ina s,'I resent na, article
W. rcIr ~ The United States agree to extend all the
advantages and privileges contained in the sipuations
~ The present treaty to one or more of the other states
~ IN. ter,nanic confederation which NAV wish To ac
ceie 10 them by means of an official exchange of de-
cIr.tions nrovded that such state or states Shall con-
fer similar fyors mon the said Tnit.d states TO- those
,frreJ hv the knv,om of Hanover and ohs.rvs and
bo snbect 10 the sam. stinnations and oh
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MONEY MARKET.
Thursday, March LIS r. M

InuIsohys Mafch LID +. M
There is material alteration in the stock market
The tendency of prices ed downward there is every
appearance of heavy market for some time to come
At the frst board to-day Pennsy lvania b's declined
per cent; Reading Railroad q; Reading Bonds n Nor.
wch and Worcester 4; u. g. 6s'le56, Farmers' Loan
and Erie closed at eserdays prices Morris Canal
went up Nj Canton n; Harlem Y; Long Islsnd n
At the second board Harlem went up per cent? Long
Island y; Morris Canal NJ Farmers Loan y; Canton Y
Reading Bonds N Norwich Worcester closed at prices
current in the morning This slight improve me Mt was
without doubt produced by the receipt of intelligence
from Mexico, reporting engagement between General
Taylor and Santa Anna, in which the latter was. of
course, completely routed This was in the CITY be
fore the second board went and doubt ad favora
BILE effect upon stocks In the the advces allud
ed TO being confirmed the good effect upon prces car
not but be temporary there many things in
istencc calculated to destroy commercial confdepc e.
which time only
The reports Of large imports Of specie into this port
since the LIST of January ls47 have been very much ex
aggeraed The actual amount Ct specie imported from
January LIST to March 9Th, was 81 500 962.
We perceive By the proceedings in the Legislature of
this State that the Hudson River Railroad Company have
applied for extension Of me for expanding the three
hundred thousand dollars, in accordance with the
conditions OF the present charter. We trust
the Legislature will be mercful and grant the
reiieI required, az mere IS evidently some screw
loose in tho If tho three hundred thousand
dollars have been paid up stated what necessity is
there for extension Of time for expendipg i'll The
object in charterng this company and fixing periods for
the expenditure of certain portions Of the capital was 10
give road to Albany in the shortest possible time
notwithstanding which, the first act is, to apply
for postponement of time for the expenditure
of tenth part Of the capital. There is every
prospect Of this company falling into the same
errors, other companies originating in this city have
20 seriously suffered from. II appears to be the
policy Of these companies to procrasnate What could
and should be done in months requires years II would
not astonish much If third company was yet char
tered to construct railroad between this city and Alba
ny. before we perfect the connection.
We would suggest to the Legislature the policy of
amending the charter OF the Hudson River Railroad Com
pany, so to compel the company expend the rst
three hundred thousand dollars the northern ,scion
commencing at Albany. The ultimate completion of tho
read will be better secured in this way than in any other
in other words connection between the tw cities
will be accomplished sooner than by any other method
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of car
tain articles imported into this port for the first two
months in each Of the past three years.
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CANDLEs-Further sales were made of sperm At 30 eta
CoyTEy- Prices remained unchanged, and we report
sales OF 100 bags Porto Rico at ~ cts 50 bags some of
i slightly damaged, sold at auction. and brought Ga
71cts, cash.
FmH-Tho cargo of cod We noticed a. having arrived
the other day sold yesterday and to-day So SIX
FRurrBox raisins quiet at 81 s5 80 boxes dam.
eyed lemons sold at auction, and brought So 60 cts
HEMP-The market continued hrm but there was
nothing doing, whilc stocks remained light
HDEsFor the want of arrivals, the trade is inactive
A lot OF Vera Cruz sold on private ter ms
IrDIeo-Was firm with small sales at full prices.
LEAp-The market was dull at 81 l2I 81 IS, at
which there were no buyers.
LEArHER-The public sale of leather was well az.
tended, and about 200 sides of hemock tanned sole
leather principally old stock and of ordinary quality
and about 1000 sides of oak tannage disposed Of
half cent advance on hemlock middliDg weights and
about one cent oil oak comparing the hide and gu Atty
with the last sale The stock Of leather II quito low
particularly Of oak sole leather, and upper leather
the tanning Of leather for the English market and It is
expected that the expectation OF this article will increase
largely this year With diminished importation Of
hides this spring and increased consumption of leather
the prospects Of the leather trade have not been
terinR for many years.
MoLAs-We report sales OF 400 tierces, and 400 bbls
New Orleans at sac 35C
worthy Of notice. Should reghts give way some move
men may be expected in Turpentne. Spirits continued
to sell at 40c 4Ic.
Oms-There were some further sales of Linsesd at
Sc Whale twas dull, while manufactured and crude
sperm remained inactive at former rates
PsovIsross-The market continued inactive, though
there wss some better feeling Mess Pork was steady
Ied no charge 100 bbls good Country Mess sold at
fIl IS L1rd-We report ssles AGO kegs actual tara
al lOsc. Cheese and Butter remained without change
the following statement Of the stock OF Pork ana
Beef in New Orleans the first OF each month Of the
pres year.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

NHw YORK THURSDAY AFTERNOON, March Ii
The markets exhibited little change since last
port Cotton Arm, while -four continued very quiet
with email sales, without change in prices There were
further engagements made for delivery after tho OPEN
ing of the canal There sale of Jersey red wheat
at 81 A. Nothing done in other descriptions Corn
continued to sell freely but at rates slightly below those
previously submttedto Small sales of meal c,ntnued
be made. both in store and for future delivery Piov
sions were inactive Pork remained at Yesterdays quo.
tations. though little 6rmness was noticed Gro
ceries steady with moderate Sales at yesterdays
quotations. The difficulty the part of purchasers to
negotiate bills England for cash. with which to make
payments, was supposed to act unfavorably upon the
market for breadstufs.
A'Hrs-There change in prices pots being
quiet at 81 SIX and pearls Ut So IS.
BREApsrurrs--smal lots Of Genescs were sold in all
about 800 COO bbls, at 81 81 l2 1000 bbs Western
Michigan, deliverable in May or June nj IS So and
500 1000 Genesee in all May, at &c. 100 bbls Ohio sold
nominal. WheotWe report a sale Of 1000 New Jersey
red at 81 AN; transactions in other descriptions
were reported prices remained, however, without
change Corn-The sale, were large, and embraced
yellow, sold yesterday afternoon, deliverable in two
weeks OIL cents; 900 Jersey yellow sold deliverable
next week. at 93 c 10 900 do in reported at
the price, $500 do Southern yellow at % and 1000
sales Of 300 bbs in store at S. and SEQ deliverable
next week. at 50 SIN Rye-There was nothing doing
and prices nominal Barisy-The last sale made 10
fe hundred bushels at rs cts Oats were steady nj as
firm at 81 so
Corror-The sales continue moderate being about
500 bales per day. and at prices ranging along
side quotations Holders offer their supplies sparingly
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adjoining lots an evsrue size $4,000 each 1000
lots on 9th street rear Lexington avenue, each
1oxss'v $1,000 each. $500
aSxss:s siiso each. -. 800
lot adjoining, same size. ....... IFS
iot on 4th avenue near 23i street. 2asxloO. 2673
iot adjoining, same size. 2700
,os on an avsnie, opposite the last each 2a:4x75
,ot on corner 23i street and sth avenue 25x75 $50
iot adJ'ining same size. Observation-Disclosures 600
ot 18TH street and Madison 24:9x95 QUO
Ee OF and corner Madison avenue and 9th street 1900
; asoslOo; .......: .................a 100
io's on 23d street, near 81 avenue, each ?5x97:o
, $3.50 each. .............. 500
iots on I'D street, near Sd avenue, each 2oxes:9
=, sisoo each: ............ $500
"""'e a'o iot NO 10 Laisht street. 500