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MARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

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LATEST DAT1s.
London ...........harch "A .....nsrch q
liverpool. ..Msrch Is New-Oreans. pril
q SEE Marine JOURNAL. FOURTH PhGE. ~
CIeared-Ships Canton. Packard, Cubs. Henry Colt ;
Oneids, Willard, Liverpool, Boyd Hinckep; Emily,
Davis st Croix Aymsr Co Europe Mensry, Philao d.
phia, Floridsn, Nhitmors Apslschieos, ID Hurbui X
Co Virg Dian, johnson, Valparaiso.
BsIhs Isabel, shepherd, Rio Janero Guford, Oporto,
BngsE G Pierce, Carr, Galveston, Smith New Or
leans Mcany, Bermuda, Tucker Lightbourn w Il
Jones. Apslschicos; Belle, Myers, Wi mipston.
SchIs Medors Smith, Bermuda, Middleton Co; Cam
bridge, Lescy. Boston; Charlotte Weeks eTcksburg,
Eager; Sarah, Parsons, Portland S5lph Liyermore,
Mailer Lord.
soops Roger Williams, Sturg.s. Providence Arrow,
Miller, do; Bennett, Allen, Newport Mount Hope,
Phillips, Taunton.
Barge Planet, Dodge, Philadelphia
Arrived-Br ship Sultans Hall Londonderry, 40 days
son, iron to w Byrnss-S65 stsersss Passengers
led on the passage 26th ult lat "a 80, long AZ, spoke
ark Victor CLARK New Oresos % d. mdse, to master
bark Apollo, Chase Psof and altar 9th ut, fTuii,
&c 10 Chamberlain Phelps The bark Aosloa spaidlns
from Ne~ Orleans for Trieste put into Gibraltar 18th FEB
with loss OF ssils. and sailed 10Th.
Brig Jane Howes lof Thomsston) Dyer st Croix II ds
sugar &c to Benz De Forest Co. Left bIiRs Ella Of
Bangor, Reed, diss Brothers Soule, FIN New otk, do
Brig Menu phsr Lockwood st Martins IL days salt TO
Foulke Sons 900 lbs old copper BDe Fofests Co Left
sehr Richmond of aud for Baltimore, next day I'd inst
lat SO o. long 49, spoke brig Fairy from Turks Island for
Philadelphia
Br brig Ready Rhno Frrel Windsor, Ms, IL days, $50
tons plaster, to Soule. Whitney Co
Schr Thomas Russell, Bailey Philadelphia, coal
Below brig unknown. Wind SSW
SaiIed-Shp Memnon, for Liverpool.
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FOREIGN NEGOTIATIONS.

LcND0NDERRY-Sh Suitane-S0O tons coal y G
Cofdep-6O cks soda ash Meyers Sops-7O0 sscks Thos
De Wolfs-S7 Taylor Wrght-lO crates hhds !
hamper Jscksousi5 crates chs 2002 bars rs, say
iron 81 .0o0sls,es 20 order
PALERm0-Sork Apolio-ll50 cautsrs phur so0 bgs
100 bales 30 bszs canary seed 800 do hbsrts %
do wsnuis 70 cks polishing stone 200 bxs almonds m do
iernous 1896 DO oranges Chamberlain Pheps-l2 hxs Is
casks mdss to order2 mdse $50 DO
scuis ZIG brs almonds s. eases quorce paste 60 ssfron
4 70
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PAssEUGERs SAILED

~ pdoketsap hrfs, for HaOre-Mn Maurice and child
rfsne, Mis- Coiin Of do Mr. Grosbotz, Mr. Naysnd o
rL' Ern'sto 81 Cincinnati Bonsfs. samuel Whit
loet M Lac ov Whtock. Mr. Gsrson and lady, Gustave
'steasson ~. Giovanni stoganiych Of New-YoHt
IN m" k,mnor, fer Liv'rpoot-Or Rufus Woodward O
mess DE- Bes snd daus Of Ohio 10 second cabin.
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Markets. -. Carefully reported for TIE Tr,buns.
WEDNESDAY. April -
AsHES-Thers 10 good demand for Pots at 62i, and
they are scarce Pearls are nouniDaly 81
COrrON-The transactions in Cotton are limited to-
DAY to 200 OF 800 baes at yesterdays rates The demand
partly for export
Sfsfss~t Of Reop Experts and Stocks Of Cotton at IL,
fsuSUtng places al ths dates arn<rsd.
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NEW SCIENTIFIC WORKS,

REDUCED PklCE5.-D APPLETON Co have
"A Just imported -,
l. Chemical Technology or Chemistry applied to the
Art. and 10 Manufactures by Dr. Knapp, Professor at
the University o. Gesssn Edited with additions by Drs
Ronads and Richardson, illustrated with ~ eogrsylnss
Vol | ito 10 completed IN vols) Price reduced from
sl6 70 81 80 per vol
m Principles. OF Physics and Meteorolosy By Muller
Professor Al the University Of Freourg lssrated with
$50 ensr.vngs Complies in | vol syo. Price reduced
from IS 50 70 81
d 4 Co have Just received supplies of the fol-
loving Mechanical and &c gineeriog works; ,
Tn, Engioeel's snd Merchants Assistant, by David
scott iIIu.tr.tsd with 1872 hns plates vols folio half
TTe.t.s on ID. Steam Engine, by the Artisan Club
Edited By John Bourne, over illustrations VOL 80
The Pfncipss OF the Mechanics Of Mschnery snd To-
cheering, BY yul9s Weisoaen, ILLUSTRATED wiz many
cuts Vol s. 50.
c Single cops. Of scientific snd other books imported
10 order b< Ns
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CAP MANUrACTORY

ID C. WILLMARTh respectfully announces TO his old
L friends and customers that he has taken the super
vision Of the Cap Mandatory attached 20 the NEW
YORK HAT COMPANY. No. 10 BOWERY. The fact
well known the trade and the public generality that be
Is the Oldest and experienced ufsctoer OF Caps
In this city will be sueent guaranty that every article
IN his line issuing from the above establishment will
ply sustain the reputation for elegance and dursb
y which hiss long sngushsd his productions and
which he has acquired By years OF application
70 thu, partic ulAr ne Of business From bis long n
ence and great facilities he feels confident in assuring the
public that he 10 able furnish better article. st lover
price than any other estsbishm@nt 10 this city ~ wis.
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IMMENsE LITERARY,


SCIENTIFIC AND RELIGIOUS ATTRACTION st
9th Moral Center OF the Intellectual World lao MAS
.aus, New York $1,000 volumss Of the most curious,
rare and reconoe ~ofks CLEANED from all the grsst Ut
sr.ry emporioms offered for sac At the above
great bsz,ar OF human knowledge. In richness" extent
and VARIETY it, stock uneqasled since The oarniog OF
the AsSandrian Library aod now selling At prices IN
low for cash The exaofdina additions
4 rare spc curious works lately received the wonder
4nd admiration Of sll biblornanisc The couqusfed
cities OF New spain contributed their quota OF
.y the existence Of which was unexpected 90
Or found VS.. its sntombm-nt This acquisition opens
new antqusrisn invesEatinn and fives prouis
hat the history the vond-rul people VINO built the
-cently cities Of Yucstsu will b. fully dsve
op-d ard the vexed question Of the ten Lost tribes 1t
-nsth determined, Chstham-st msy WILL rejoice. for
these disclosures ~ll redect the highest honor on Benz
Israel.
tn. Moral Center Of the Intellectual Word has also
cevea immense supply Of Freoch, Italian, Spanish
and G.rmin books from Continent OF Europe; while
from LONDON ha, received 1900 fresh volumes enoush
TO dszz the eyes OF -vey behodsr. None therefore, 10
ques Of books need fear for there s no
subject which the best works may not be found. is
Il pos.bls distinguished by its eheappcss than 40
hos e though its riches variety ,nd eItsnt are truly
wonderful. JOHN DOYLE,
Cheap Ancient and Modern Bookse Ter, at the Moral
Center OF the Intellectual World, l46 Nssaust ~ Y.
6tis@od
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REMOVAL.

- THE SUBSCRIBERS hsvios removed from their
~ cd stand, l53 Bouery, would invite their hieoos
II n and patrons 10 Wsli-st near Broadway where
CSSb hey will have constantly on hand large as.oft.
n.e a.. " Watches. Jewsiy aud shver~are, eon.sny Of
Gold and Silver Watches Of most approved make,
such IS J. y. Hooper. Taylor Son: X. O bsssey, NJ
J. Tobias Robert Roskeil. aud others. Fine Lever snd
L.pnes for ladies' OF various pau-rps Gold, Quad Fob
aod Vest Chzin. Seals and Keys GOd Peos and Peneis
Gold snd Silver Spect-ees, Diam nd Pins 400 Rings &c
SILVER WARE-Tesseis Fors, spoons Lsdl ., Cups
Butter Knives Napkin Rings, &C. OF the newest pat
terms the silver warranted equal 10 dollars Merchants
Of the South snd West will od IL 10 their advantage 70
call and exsmne stock Of goods are prepared 10
sell the Ab i've articles reasonable terms for cash
Wateb-sof every description reps IN the best N an
uer lslS lml AKERLY Il BRIGGS. Wsn 81
a A VERY FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE
IoNFOR SALE-six years Old this SPRING sound
III ard hind. and fast traveller will be solo reason
able az have more horsest hsn wsnt came from Yer
mont last Winter. ] have used bin before my f.miy
wagon frequently. Also. sods Wster Counter. with
marble TOP sveTplaed fswcets ard black Es'pnsn mar
IN. psdest. cooler and all ple,e; will be sold bar
s.In Also part of Stable TO let with carriage room
.,tf'' ais AZ
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INSTRUMENTATION MINSTRELS

ATThE APOLLO ROOMS 4lo Broadway rus NC
hopoan Miustrels will present every evening during
the week exeep, Wednesdsyl ther Interesting sod 20,
tsrtaining delinestops Of" LIGHTS ANU shapo"s
on Metro LIgE" illustrated with choice selection
Of tn. most popular Refrsns Melodies Glees' soios'
Overtures, Dances. 40 eplivened with the gay J-u
d..prL and quaint and f,csOus humor Of the Southern
plantation nero The will be taken TO ssoia
the sshe. spprosch 20 vugsrty, aud the pathetic and
lively phases Of the character will he poursyea IN
the bri shts.t and most vivid colors Mr. Austin Philips
musical director. Ambulance - cents Chlldren naii
ali T. FOWLER, Manager.
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MUSIC FOR THE PIANO.

THE SUBSCRIBER KEErs, 10 connection with his
Bookstore, en- assortment OF Music for the rsno con
.i,tipy II song. Wsltre. Gsop. Dances. QuieksIeps
Marches Qnsdrills, Rondo', Nsristions, &c &c
New Music received Sc soon 40 published.
All ORDER. for Music supplied 10 fall
A,o the v.riou, destruction Books for the Piano Forte
The best editions will always be kept, and prices The
same s. the Music Stores Pioes.or al whole
sale prices. SAMUEL hA1NOh' 20 po~stJ-
hI3 SnsThSaiN MoL-
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CARPETING.
.RPETING. FLoOR OH CLOTHS.

CARPETING, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
SMITH x LOUNsBERY, 4ts Pearl &C. arc now daily re-
- ceivng large supplies OF CAsrsTIsG, FLocs OIL
CLOTHS for the Sprns trade, which they Offering
At the following remarkably low prices
Tspsstrie caTpetinf, large snd splendid
Brussels caTperng, r. 10 lH
Three ply 'mperisl carp-upE, s. to lis
Superfue snd double superfos, % to 70
Extr. fpe. foe 4 common ingram carpets 2s TO - -
Floor OL-CLoTHs from 2 TO a Il. wide Sc 10 IS.
Tozeher Nth general assortment OF all other articles
connected with the trade, rqg.ly low,
sMlTH& LOUNSBERY,
Al lmis AZ Psar-st- op apostle Wiilisui'st-
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LIBRARY OF MUSICAL

L. NOWLEDGE.-Hsmiltons Theological aud Practical
IN Csteehsm, on Melody and Rythmicd Com position,
illustrated by extracts from the most celebrs
ted eompos-rs-wh and without words Price Is cts net
Roiehas Orchestral Primer explsning-l The nature
and Of all the Instume used In the Orchestra
and the distribution Of them IN two principal masses,
.ringed and wind Instrum-nfs Tbs mode OF srrsus.
The Orchestral Masses both separately and combined
Price 25 cents. net
Hsmtons Introduction 70 tho Art Of Choral Singing
oarcuIsrly as adapted to the Church P,smoiy Hymns
Chsntus &c. fsmlshy Explained snd illustrated by way
Of questions answers ny A Hamilton designed for
the use Of all persons ENGAGED in teschux children and
adults TO classes the modern system introduced
BY Wilhelm Manner &c. Price Is cents, net
Jousseis Catechi.m. on Thorough Bass ana Harmony
Ia which tn. ruiiments Of the science clearly
planned and illustrated by numerous examples, adapted 20
the capacity Of young Students BY j. Jouse Price 3
cents, net. Published by
WILLIAM HALL L SON. 239 Broadway,
cor. PARK place (successors to Firth, Hall Pond.
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HALLS OF THE moNrEZuMAs.

ar MEXICO IN ANCIENT AND MODERN TINES
" cootaiaips a conci.. History Of the Ancient and
Modsr. R4ces and Antiquities aud especially n splen
did Palaces and sls Of State slso s Geography Gov
srum-nt, ins,itutioos Mines Minerals and Churches !
ozeher with the Conquest BY CorteE and Stretch OF the
ate War with the Jnted States inciuiins ths Treaty OF
Peace Illustrated wh ~ beautiful engraving. Pnce 25c
The pubher Is Of pinion that in offering this worn to
the public, he IL filing q vacuum that n. long exist
I'd for Information relating 70 the highly Interesting sob
ects on which trests Tho occupation OF the Halle BY
our troops renders important that we should all have
some edse oftn- localities For sale Wholesale and
rsIaiI by l.l2a w H. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
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CARPETING.

CARPETIN6.
YOUNG JAYNE,
$50 Pesrl 81. second Carpet Store
IRON CHATHAM, are row receiving from some OF the
L best manufacturers In Enslsnd sod America large
and splendid Of Tapestry, Brussels
dou bic super sud fine Insrsn Dsmssk and Vsnesa Car
pstinss Also W ipdow Shades Table Covers Mattinss
and Oh Cloths In sheets Of entirely new pserns-al Of
which will be cold at extremely 10 prices for cash
n B. large lot Of all wool CarpetiDs from auction
will be sod eiTt cheap. a lms
LII THOSE splendid Carpets lately arrived In pack
n ~ ships Nsv Worla and John r. ssiddy consisting Of
ADMINISTER, VELVET, CAPESTRlE,
Wilton Brussels Tspsstrie and Brussels Carpets, viii DO
offered for sale until May /. 81 the store NJ
PETERSON 4 HUMPHREY,
ma 2mis 49, Pesst fret Carpet store from Madison
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GooDRICH'S NATIONAL
WORCE S TER'S

BIOGRAPHY The N-iioGsi G-osEsphy for schools,
VI vo qu.'o d 1.trsfei By numerous ensrssi1ts az
81 stytcs. aphie Nsu,-u-v I'd tion. now ready.
al HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE. ZIG Pesrl-st
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
MEMS BOYS AND cHILDRENs

CLUIHINU. 7 BOW kk1.
UOsEPH CLOSE 1 co. make to order and keep co.,
j ,t.ntly oe h.nd large and fashionable
greatly reduced prices Call, you wi'h bsrssia-.t
vbo' ss.i- OF rst.iL - Smlseods
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EOR sALE-Ths three billiard tables, also the bar
L and its fixtures siso the chairs Pieiurs, loosnsgs
Sc the second story Of house 2SI broadway cor
ner e Resde st. For terms spplyto
ais IL. JAMES DUPIGNAC, on the premises
SrKAM POWER, STEAM POWkR-with
Cfsst rate workshops located near Chatham square
i'm To persons wishins such places
this 10 desirable Opportunity Inquire imnedis,e n
en- ,th.m-,ouue ais ST.
BLINDNESS FROM CATARACTS.--Da
OWHEELER, Oenlst, y 0reenwich-si announces to
the etsd his late snd most important discovery OF
moving without psG hieh he engages 10 effect
within the period Of ten days ard the sight restored
that any farther medical treatment s obviated Artificial
eyes inserted and for sale on reasonable terms ais ~
QUESTIONS FOR PERSONS Of ecentsry habits;
NJ Do you tho effect OF STOPPING Is 10 ccbtrsct
the cavity containing The lungs relax the muscles Of the
chest and ribs press the diaphragm inward ioeupios
digestion and prevent the free Teuation Of blood In tbs
peshbofbood Of the Of life Do yoo know that the
cough assumption, spinal conplspts
debility dypsrss liver disease, affections Of tho hesrt-
death And do you know that Agst5's Patent Elastic
Shoulder Brses BY expanding the Chest supporting the
bach Keeping the muscles Of the breast and Tbs In their
natural position snd feeurir the free play Of The breath
ps prevents The above named diseases and their
terrible results! Agstes number is ~ Broadway.
AIS 6teods.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
BY f. Bkseter-House and lot 81 St Marks Place. 27x
ia % 100 house and lot los Ninthst $685. house and
lease Of lot l57 Chambersst 81 1000.
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DON'T READ THIS.
rAIRp ANKs, PLATFORM SCALES.

THE GREAT SUPERIORITY Of these Scales has never
been fully undersood ssd sppreciasd - during ne
past ear. While hundreds OF i'm perfect yet ~Hrsnred
scales Of other knds have been tried found waiting sno
ned the purchasers Of Farbsnss Scales have IN 90
case been issppointsd. -,
Tns universal which 10 felt In the accuracy
and perfect Of bsss scales suca mat tney
have come 70 % regarded the Standard hom wnien
No matter bow severe the tes-tsnd the msseu court
tb ts.,C-no matter whether the article or load
70 BE- weighed placed the csnter or 90 elnef
,h. smount 10 small OF great-from
tas o.s.t 20 The capacity Of the scse-ths amount
indicated 10 always night
~ IN. eonmunity no their reputation for correct
d,.nr and hence the increased aud constantly ncresne
dsm.nd Tor F.trbankS Platform Scales
FAIRBANKS K co Agents,
ms 2rniseod 81 "st,r-st New fork
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NNANTED.-A situstiOn IN dfy rood or Isce--u bfOl
w dery store, BY young man VINO hss thorou.h
knowledge Of the business, and Of the Broadway and
Howery trsda from permanent stustion small salary
would be accepted and would Rave objection 20 90
short distance 10 the country Address, with resi- name
4 Al this ais Zts'
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SprrNnrD AMERICAN

XVORK-THE FRUITS OF Ah.htoA, ~ y:
w Hovey, editor Of the HoriieutarsI eoo
ing rchly color cd stn me wocd
ard fosle Of all choicest f,a IN the al
ted States from p.iutng from Nature % 80 aptsI oi
,his vo,t bv W Sharp IL contsnss full description OF
ts fu, he h.bt Of growth Of The uees, color Of the
wood and form Of the leaves ire synonyns under which
80, ard III other particulars Of in porancs 10 the Pomol.
OTIS, The work 10 published 10 royal octave numbers
ianiforn With AudaooDs brds OF Aneresl and contains
I'm, p.ts, each with eight Of letter the
6nsst paper ana beautiful type. Four numbers no~
r-.dy AZ one dollar each IL gill be pubi.hed
rnonths Subscription received ~ c, sAxrOS,
III All. Aren't for ID. Pablisher 205 Brosd ~ v
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WINDOW SHADES.

DRFMIUM DErOT IS Ch.thsm-sL-Gfsst bargains Tor
L merchsnts and dealers Shades in oil colors from o2i
cents 20 SO per psr and trimmuss Of ever, d.e ptop
Also Tor s.s he Premium Shades for which the first d.
pom. was awarded the late proprietor OF this estao
.bm.ns At The .st Fair OF the Americs Institute.
ia Srsod. GUION X FERRIS,
Successor. TO H. T. Webb decessedl Importers and man
1900. 1891. and rst.u Is Chstham-st
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IL will be there has been increase OF imports
the corresponding quarter of last year and slight
decrease Of exports This disparity IL less than might
have been expected. when we remember the immense
amount OF bresdstufs at very high prices shipped last
year TO the densuds Of the European famine and
which ihsn largely turned the balance OF trade IN
favor The export trade 10 steadily snd rapidly increasios
The Money market at Pittsburgh 10 tight At Gin
einnst there considerable strngency in the market
Eastern Exchange was quoted at u premium.
Fourteen years ago. April 7, the first train Of
Railroad passenger left Boston for Dsvss tavern in
Rswtowp, to which place the Worcester Railroad was
then opened The number Of miles completed and m
operation within the territorial limits Of Massachusetts is
~. ret Of mile Of railroad to each ten miles
Of - face and constructed at aeost Of sS441
We .,- ct from az srios upon this Railroads OF Masses
ehussts 10 HUNTS Ntroaaafs Magazine for the present
month written by David NJ Baifour Esq Of Boston, the
ollowpx synopsis Of their operations for the year 1917
The Worcester and Providence. and the Vermont AND
omitted for the reason that the former
~ moi close of the last year and that
latter is stiil unconpleted:
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FLOUR AND MEAL-There continues to be fair de-
mspd for Flour and the market still rather
some holders firm and decline meeting the views oil
b9ysrs but others sell freely rstss The sales
reach about sou bes at Of % to St And oees
Iassd 10 the sses were 500 bbs reported in
Sood order at 80 and some parcels fair Western and
ssiss !: .ese. .oiS .s q, 2, The Ssmsnd for h. E..i
Ia la Southern there IL not much doing and some OF
town trd HowMd'a at 1895 Is Meal 10 without
ensate Asss Of 200 bbls Brandy vine was ID at e1t
ssn ny. Flour 30. At s' s. Is ss The r.ssip. down the
soson ,oes the opening ofRver navigation are of Wheat
Flour y $50 bills Corn Meal 266 DO.
GkAiN-in Grain there 10 not much movement
snail sale u 400 bushels Gensses made at 81 -
for miiiies Corn vas In moderate demand and rather
Navy. Sses lvpo bushels at 54d5S for Yellow and
White sale Of 10 600 bushels Corn for dely
cry In 81 Ausussst |" cents R,s lie san eents, the
former offered freely. Oats are 4ea4s for Northern4o
wHlskY-rbsrs 10 not much Whisky Offering and !,
10 generally held at 3 cents Ia bbls and Drudge small
ssis OF Ohio was made ct % cents
PROvIsIONs-Posk is hru, but less sctivs than yes.
tsrasy There 10 good retail trade dops in Provisions
for 800 bels Ms About co bsls have been sold in lot.
ri. moa.,s.sy a. S5o5 rs for Prns sass for Me.s
Asoss SO sbs eh.sssd hand. to day s.es 20 tea Prime
The ssss ere 500 or sOo bbs At sSs, according to qas
~ and 700 nan Cut Meats not very setivc
~, steady Sales 10 bids at ST for Shoulder and S.0
sEEOs-ssIss 100 q 80 bss Clover at s07ictsin lots
fi%ossy s hsm q, 20 so for the whole range
OiL-Lineeeo VII ~ nfnef to-oeyt epc o''V s'''O"S
Eessh cold 81 IS eents For lots to arrive % cents was
refused.
METALS-Tron very doll and prices too much unset
lied for quotston. Tho difference between buyers and
selIers 10 eonsderable.
NAVAL srOREs-About 2 600 bbs Crude Turpenline
have changed hao6s private terms. About 500 ools
picked up o. 80 per bbl Sales 100 bbls Nswbern
Ross AZ 10 ceats 10 ysrd and 100 bbs spirits 81 IS eta
WOOL-Tne msrtet remains dull. and the prices OF
most descriptions may he s.id 10 have downward ten
dseey ssss Of rs go ibs Fleece 81 81 cis so bales
super Country Pulled 20 cssh spd l5o bales washed Bue
Ayres, 90 terms did no, learn
HEMP-We have no feature 10 notice In the mar.
ket which remains steady with fair demand Of previous
Tsfss; 30 bales sissl brought u cts, 6 moths
FkuIT-fhe nsskss ssaassQy V vsry quiet 6ass 900
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CHRISTY,S mINSTRELS
THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND
og nor Chsrger painted BY
EAIrNT D,lRSAY

DIS Stst1etfN OF y TIONNELL, Huu bust OF
COUNTESS OF BLES-INGrON.
A LsO, COUNT ORSAYS PORTRAIT, BY himseh
~ st the Gothic Hall, SIS Broadway, from AN To )
p NJ. Admittsuce Is cents. -
Extract OF note from the Duke Of to Count
D'Opav Decidedly, my dear Count the beat likeness
Of the leen that have sesp-sad am told ~ compe-
tent Judges Lsnesser snoug them that thu Chsrier 10
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SFRBNCH & SHAW, 10 An,

hFRBNCH g. SHAW, 10 Anost few doof'
from Broadway, manufacturers and dealers, whole
sale and retail 10 Gent Inc French Dress Boos,
Shoes and Caters invite the attention OF the public
citizens snd 10 their extensive s"ortment OF
French af and Patent Leather Boots Shoes and Caters
which they have constantly hand and will make 70 mea-
sure at the following low prices, VIZ;
Gents lst quality French Patent Leather and Dress
Boots. fancy tops. ......Sf w
Do. LIST quslity French Patent Leather and Dress
BOots, calf tops. w
Do. lat quality French Calf and Dress Boots. 30
Do. % - 5 to4 90
Having secured the services OF former foreman 10 the
establishment OF the ceebrs,ed Concsnon Of Psrs, and
Oper. Arcade London tbnk ourselves warranted 10
saying that for style durability snd ehsspnes eau
pass essb shment IN the city and please the taste OF
the most f.stidious al Iwis'
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