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From our Correspondent 7

PHILADELPHIA, June 5-ATTfVed-schrs Alexander.
Neal New Haven; DaDl Webster FokeTts Norwich: Ann
Ehzs Cake Endieot, Warren. RI; G.zele Rogers Pro'i
oeDce; Allen Brown, Endicolt Nantucket; Advance
BryEnL CslAis Genl Marion Rowey Brookhsyen
Cieartd-Bnks Frank, Sheed. BsrbadOes; Mary, Will
den Boston; brig Chastns Anderson Newburypor; schs
Dtpl Webster, Fokers Aliens POint sam Cashier Rob-
inson, Dgbtop; Allen Brown, Endlcoti, Medford Mass
Alexander, Neal, New.Hayeu; Edith, Crowe, Boston;
Ann Eizs Cake, Endcot Cambridge; Gen Marion, Row.
l.. ~. a
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May IS lat 81 D. lon rs, bUk Louisa nom New-York sor
Hsvans.
msy So lat So So ~ ION 81 f0 ship Northumberland iron,
New YoTk for London.
May 81 40 90 ION &C. brig France, Esn, I'm Portland
for Cuba
Jan IL, % SO s. Ion 90 81 W. ship Joseph Hsdsu, iro
Bremen for sandwich IL ends.
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Arrived.


UsMsil steamship cherosee, windell Chagres May Sc
and Kingston JAM Soih specie and passengers to How
ship siss Greenmsn Spencer Liverpool % days rudse
and f67 Iassengers 10 Everett Brown Lat so 80 Ion g.
been within 50 miles OF the Hook for days, with pilot
light winds and rsns.
Ship Thomas Wright, Babbage, New. Orleans, IS ds
Bhg julia moul'on, Cof Boston, Donne, Guayama PR,
Is d. sugar ans moiasses TO order Len no Am vessels
Brig Protection, Hill, Calais. days. lahs, to Smith
Boynon.
Bfg David Duasp, Podger Wilmington, NC, d. naval
Bng Chs Thomas Bray. Calais. de, lumber.
Brig Whberorce, !Brl :, Windsor, Ms, de lumber.
% DE- mahogany. &c, to Hicks & Bsiey
Bs Charlie. cOe, Hubbard Cedar Key, l6 de, cotton,
Big Emsline msnwarug, Apalachieols May 49, cotton,
bnS GHdsr.oo, Paine, s, Marks, 10 days, cotton to
Sch Martha Maria, Nieierson Salem, Ids, mdse to W
Sch COMMANDMENT. Chief Ketchum, Baltimore. days,
Sch Mary Matt Smith Richmond, 8 d. coal
sehT Abel Higgins Baltimore, de, coal.
Sch Sarah Ann Roe, Gillett Baltimore, d. ndse.
Sch Victor Berry, Portland, 3 ds. mdse.
Sch Auakapss, Pierce Auakspas, 20 d. sugar.
Sch ArlinI ton. Lewis Georgetown, d. mdse.
Sch Mar I.aoels Banfiog, Virginia, De, lumber.
Sch Z NE T, Oliver Baltimore. d., coal.
Sch Jsmes Bsyard, Williams, Virginia dc, corn.
Sch Cassnder, Myers Virginia, ? de corn.
Sch Cerro GordO, Wood, Norfolk De, mdse.
Sch Delaware. Derricks. Virginia, 2 de- mdse.
Sch Hannah Ravens LyDde, Virginia dc, corn
Sch Sarah Am Rowe, Gisti, Baltimore. DIS, mdse.
Sch Frs, Chamberlain Boston, 3 De, mdse
Sch Col Hanson, -, Boston, DIS, bound to Albany
Sch Monmouth Bugbee, Virginia, de, wood.
Sch w jenkins Vanderbilt, Virginia, do, wood.
Sch Rebeccs, Pierce, Virginia de- wood
Sch Jersey Oak. Rogers, Virginia De, wood.
Sch Gipsey. Pedne, Richmond, de- coal
Sch T Jones, DAYTON, Aexandra, 5 d. dcur.
Sch A King. Teylor Georgetown d. -four.
Sch Francis GsuIer Washington, NC, d. naval stores
sAILED-stesmsh Europa, (Br) LOlt Liverpool via
Halifax, shits Jessore Cohb, New Orleans; Ashland,
barhs ri ggensoD, Owenf Qnebec MARIA hAgdalena (Dh)
smit Rotterdam; brig Abeona, hs'anzss, and others.
BELOW-Ship Shannon Ludlow, 80 ds I'm Liyerpool
brig Anderson, - I'm Apaaehicola cotton, &c, Coe
Anderson Co.
WIND Sunrise sw meridian s. sanIei d. and light
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To Mariners.


Several ~ vessels that the Norih ard Soa
Booys Wsioh Hin Reef have been missing f1r sors
uHe PEST; slso, The Buoy on NaPperiree Point.
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Recelpfs of Prndnce

By North Rirer Boats yesterday-Flour G. 7s3
bbls Ashes ZIG Go; WHISKY, l79 do Provisions, 1851
packages; Corn, 94i6 bushels
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Cleared.

Ships Ashland. Rice, Liverpool Sturges Cesrmsn CO.
Hudson, (Breml HOlOrs. Bremen, foppe Coz Union,
johnson, New Or ears Frost Hicks
Bsrks Churchill Nckenon, Boston, Elbe, tHsnb)
HeydimsnU, Hamburg. Beck Kenhardt Cessna, SRI
Ouierbrdge, Quebec. + lines Il Co.
Brigs Snssn Thurlow, HeuvAs. smpson, hayhew 4
CO; T W Smith. Brett, Augusta; Empire. Hopkins, Cha
gres Russell Norton; Harlequin, tBr) Brown 81 john
NIB II & T w Meyer Caroline, L1rng, Norfolk.
Schrs Ellen Rodmtn, Osgood New Bedford; Pantheon,
Ramon PHILADELPHIA; VIM Smith, Hawkins, Wareharq
susan Merrill, Strong, Baltimore. Mailer Son; Cora
Chase, Philadelphia Hall, Tibbets do susan Chase
Chase RappAhGnnock River MelbOurn Bartlett Maya
euez Brett Vose; Ellen ROdman, OsgOod, New BsdtOrd
Panther, Rayner, Phiadelphis; Ann Smith, Hawkins
arehsm; Sarah T. Merrill. Strong, Baltimore; Emma de
Bussy Wicks Peersbarg Isabella Abbecum, Boston; Ca
dtt Rich, Bangor.
Steamer Ironsides Green, Philadelphia
sloops President Frisbe, New-Havep; Charles, Rhodes
Providence; Oregon. Sturges, Providence.
Bgrse Orb Yapp PHILADELPHIA
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PnsaenReIa Arrival.

IN hin Thosas H'right from Nev OrleaHs-Mrs Harr
son ME- Taylor Mrs White and servant Mrs GOulden
Mrs Wilson and daughter. d Lane Croker.
In brig Hoyaho from CITY Of 81 DO@iago-W II Rodg-
ere Stewart
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CaIIfornIa vc--eI, snoLen. A.o

Arr at Valparaiso April q, bark Mousan, Rogers San
francisco, Sd bark Aisnfonomi Collins IS IL "a NYor
ship Plymouth Poussnd. lie de I'm Boson 25,n ship ca
loe, ADdIews de hn TslcahnanO 18th, ship Louisiana
mey, l35 de I'm EOresns bark Byron, F0ss 22 de I'm
Bangor; bark Wnsow Hal, fm EBedflrd dec 10 snd 50
d I'm Rio de JsseiIo; ship Hercules Madigsn, I'm Phi
oelpha Oct ~ and 81 Dc I'm Rio JaneIro: steamer New
World, Wskemsr, I'm NYork (Eeb - and % dsm Rio ia
NERO.
SD I'm DO April T. bark Congress- Avery, IN Mystic for
CsifoTBis; IAN ship h.ichez, Dwyer m NYork Jan y
OR GO; I'm, bark Isabella, Res Tor san Francisco; chip
Charlotte Crosby, I'm Boston dec u FOR do; banks Nehe.
nAh Rich Carlton I'm NOrears iNcg ~ for do Ca-hli
Jsver for DO l8h big Ceylonl Titcomb I'm Boston Dec
~ for Go; lg.h sch Arno HeTrihsw Ia Searspor dec ~
FOR g.; 2oh 'hio Cheshire, Dicks I'm Boston tDec ~ f5r
Go; Zs Sp Iowa, HcnscD Tor DO; 12d brig Eagle Bar
ow, I'm Beth Drc " for do z3t. schs WOOdside Troa-
her I'm Boston tNov lsl for dO Edw sicer McComas
hf bsllmOre Nov ~ Tor DO; steamer Columbus Peek fn
HYos FEB III FOR &c; 2fh slip Francis Depau, Collier
NYcfh 10 So for do.
Nay ST. Ia 81 y, Ion ~, steamer Gen Taylor hence for
California.
April Ia go Ion s. ~ ship Adirondack Gillespie 70 de-
from New forE for Csifona-hsd heavy gale in lat So
shp which stove buwarks took the forward hou
Of deck snd hiled The afer shin with water
Mach a. ia S. 30 : len 70 W brig Packet Cooper log
@ from Prince Edwards Island Tor san francisco.
April cf 81 VuesI's bark Niagara Jaryis I'm Boston
March ~ FOR Cshfouis.
Aprl l. Cd Pernsmbuco ship Thomas Watson, Thomas
fem Ph.aeelp hie tnAIeh ~ for San Franciseo.
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spoken. &c.

May D. lai % Jon o. sch Mary Helen, Mles IS de fn
IVorok for Demerars-had ost part Of deck load. spit
tt1ls. &c IL heavy Sc Rslea
Nay a. lag 81 s. lon IS, seh Maria Foss Mullen, from
bsY "a aiso H. ION IS 80 sch Csssanda Is days from
New ern for Denersfa-
May 70 lat 50 90 lon 20, sch Alpine Thompson. from Co
lhis for lNafsua, Mp.
May 3. 10 lat &c, brig Mary TsyOr, from Peraambaeo
fer Boston. 800,
Nav g. si ST. lon 7s g. bark Elizabeth J, from Philsdsl-
May IS isi IS "a, Jon q 80 bark Macedonia LOrins, from
Noble for Nantes.
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EzpOTf Of Cotton from he Port e Ne0 York from Sept /,
1919, 20 June T. 1880
To Grit Britain To other Foreign Ports 673
10 france =; 1872
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MARINE JOURNAL.
orr OF Notwithstanding 6, 1859.

tfaIATURB ALNArAc....THIs DAY.
Bus-Rsef.. Z - 5ss.. II = IAOos-Rses....2 lon
HIGH vATER....June g.
Sandy Bk.. Am Gov Isl.. sian He'll Gate l3rn
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The Imports in May were over four millions
larger than in May last year, of which increase,
however, over two and half millions was in Spe-
Gle and Bullion. The Exports Of Domestic Pro
duce show an increase Of six hundred thousand
dollars Notwithstanding the holding back of Cotton.
They are nearly twice as much as in May lsis.
The fiscal year will close on the 3O.h of the pres
ent month and the following table Of the move
ments Of the eleven months indicate very nearly
what the result Of the year viii be-
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a heavy item il the Increased imports is specie,
which amounts TO nearly seven millions more than
for the CORES spending period Of last year.
The Receipts at the Sub Treasury today were
$40 80; Payments sa9, 300 B Balance ia the Tress-
my, $4,000.
In the table of Receipts upon Publ; works
which We printed yesterday, there was a. error,
which is corrected in the following statement:
AsToR HoUsE, Wednesday, Jaoe 5
GssTLENrs--In your Money Article Of this
morning, in the statement giving the revenas OF
several public wortls. notice that you have unin-
tentonally done some injustice to The Little Miami
Rairoad-of which suf Direo,or-n giviog her
neit profits as her revenue gross receipts. beg
leave 70 annex some condensed statements from
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HECOND board.
WEDNESDAY, June SPIN.


The Stock market was rather inactive to day
and the tendency of prices was downward for
some Of the Fancies while others went up trihe.
Erie was heavy but the Bonds were firm. For
Governments there was fair inquiry at previous
rates At the Second Board the market was hact-
uatng, but closed with some frmness.
The market closed at yesterdays rates for Ex-
changes, with fair business The supply Of bills
over was moderate. Sterling sold at o. 10 ct.
Canada bills drawn against the loan sold at l0i
30 days. Francs were 52s20 526l.
The steamer only took $1,000 in coin. British
siver)
In Freghts there is not much doing, as parties
are waiting for the steamers letters Cotton is Is
v bale; Corn, 3ld; Deadweight, los al2s Cd
Flour, Is. To Havre, Cotton, Ic and dull. To
California, 4OG60c. Three or four charters were
made from the lower part Of the st. Lawrence to
London at "a, and from St. Johns, &c. at Go los "a
80 l5s Within a few days there have been, to
Stettin, 700 bbls Resin taken at IS 10 Amster-
dam and Rotterdam, Ashes, Us cd and to Ant.
werp, Ashes 2Os. To California there is not great
amount going forward-we hear of engagements
at $4,000 y foot, according to the charter and
class of the vessel.
The Receipts on the New Haven Railroad for
May show q continuance of the favorable condition
of the traffic OF that road. The increase, it will
be seen, is large. and ns yet nothing hut passen
ger business has been done:
RECEIPTS OF sEw.HAvEN ROAD FOR MAY, 1850
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The Custom-House business Of this port for May
has been very large, showing a considerable in
crease in both Imports and Exports over the same
month last year. The figures are as annexed;
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frnssf Br ship vicions 81. s, -, -,
spir lin. prno. p ship Europe Pumner san Bias;
Tueev Non,e,syff s1chAnan. Islands; brig Cab1s;
Rlar Am beys ~ Mexican brig Corridor. PederL san
' >hn Farmkn. Cspeu, Valparaiso.
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IHPoRrs JULY TO JUNE.
liable Free Sn,.-ie

nutabe Free. specie. Total
lso..S $50 40 S1S7aG7 g. 267d3 los rs $50
lSf9...... lo SO ~ l6sAlI 26S5 6S7.... &l85 S5l
lgfs...... 77,5940f7 765Ig8 Llu8s7f. g6 SIS so
EXP0RTs July TO JUNE
Domestic
lfs0....Sz9 sc <69 81 $50 46t 5000 ESQ 30 9
le4g...... ~ a8679 3l69t18 ASH f62.. 81 IN ia
lSi8....... SIf,So,o 2sS4 S67 lGO55 ~. B9sl s,s
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-, An,n,I Reports, which you can make such use

Receipts Tor lssi months ending june = ~
MI nToffs made and dividends declared as Ioi'
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except by violently subjugatng every party opposed 70
his own Some six weeks since there were rumors OF
an intended coup Sat his part; and 80 readily were
they listened to BY several OF the most prominent in
Office both civil and military that immediate arrange
ments made in secret for meeting violence with vo
lence This happen TO know from one OF the parties
actively concerned in concerning the said measures just
sixteen days ago number OF liberty trees were cut down
by the police, in the best fitted apparently TO
excite the humor Of the populace and 70 the Chief
Magistrate was unhestatingy attributed in my hearing,
BY grave and prudent men, occupying high places in the
State, criminal desire 10 irrate BY open insult. the
people TO rise in rebellion, in order that an opportunity
might thereby be afforded him to assert supremacy by
force OF arms, which, peaceaby will be conceded
to him, II the people Of France were well informed
as the great mass OF Americans, they might BY Of
the alpowerfu ballotbo toss legimiss, Oreanists
quasi republicans and faseheared demagogues Of every
shade aside, or make OF them al will but unedu-
Gated and ill-instructed on religious Matters are
thirds OF the voters here scarcely be expected
that the present generation will be able to subordinate
its interests either the unieachable conservative who
would gladly return TO wallow in his native me OF roy
atty. or the ultra RADICAL who would fain root up both
the wheat and the tare together, without waiting for the
fitting hour to arrive
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ExTENsIyE SALE or FIVE OR SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
" Wohfh OF EACELLENT FURNITURE AT THE EX-
CHANGE HOTEL including the large house adjoining On
Thursday the 2lst instant. shall sell,
trust from IT. M meiihaney the
August ei9, and duly recorded furniture The two
houses Exchange Hotel
precisely At 10 O'Clock, We enumeraie part, viz
Mahogany sofas, lounges, rocking parlor chairs
Mahogany, marbie-top, pier, and centre tables
Mahogany, dining, breakfast, aud other tables
Mahogany bureaus cane wood seat, and Office chairs
Gilt frame, pier, and other looking glasses
Maple painted bedsteads, waTdrobes
Washstands, chamber stands and tables
Clocks, feather beds, bedding and mattresses
Parl0r and chamber window curtains and blinds
China, glass, croekery, Britannia, and Aibaia ware
Plated and other casters, chaing dishes
Knives, forks spoons, and table linen
Parlor, passage chamber, and step carpets
Hearth rugs passage oil cloth, and mating
Cooking radiator, and other
AndiTons shoyels and longs, tenders
good utensils with many other articles
which unnecessary 10 enumerate.
Terms of sale All Of and under So cash. $50 and
go, $50, credit OF and
ninety days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
Persons wishing furnish will do well TO attend the sale Is
assortment Of good furniture
y. g. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
GREEN TA5TET, Auctioneer.
Mar l2-dts
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE. March 1876, p, m
Hibman esiiuaiAyrsst Of A~oihr s,oa-
Iment -Coapetioa Trial Of Dan Rice-1as markets.
&c.
The Hbernan Society Of Baltimore have lust closed their
duties managers of the Oliver Hibenian Free School,
and preparing for the enjoyment of their annual fes
tlva which several distinguished guests from Washing
ton will be present. including General Shields Of the SEN
ate.
Two countereters were secured in this city ON Saturday
one OF whom, named Abraham Edred has been eommi,-
ted for trial the charge oil passing several $40
fets the Marine Bank and the other, whilst being
searched dropped roll OF twenty five counterfeit S25
notes the Farmers Bank ofvgInia These latter are
altered notes. the ensrayngs which do not in the least
resemble those on the genuine.
The Baltimore Sharpshooters about purchasing lot
of ground in the section of the city, known
ashland Square," which to erect monument TO the
memory OF Wells and McComas, the two young Sharp
shooters who shot General Ross the battle of Baltimore
The monument will cost from fifteen thousand dol
lars, and will be another distinctive mark oil the grea
Monumental City"
woman named Locky Barry. who has figured in this
city for several years past successful shoper and
ceiver Of stolen goods but has always heretofore
punishment, his morning sentenced to the penten
tiary for two years.
The trial of Dan Rice for the assault on George r. APP
pleby took place this morning. and he fined $50 and
ages laid at 000 Appeby horribly beaten by him
combining him 70 the house for several days
There Were several dsgraceu fire in this city yester
day, one of which resulted In young man, named Essen
der receiving three small shot in his left eye.
The Ts-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there sales Of 300 bbl Howard -four 81 6sk
sales OF 500 bbs City Mills "a sales of 100 bbls Sus
quehanna at "a sales of 100 bbls rye flour 50 l2
sales good to prime red wheat 100 1903 Supply
OF corn ligh, with sales white 40 40 cents and yellow
at 81 cents Sales of Maryland 80 SO cents and
800 bushels Pennsylvania at s5 cents Nothing in whis
KEY.
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BUNKER Hin Another reyo utionary
veteran has gone Israel Hunt esq., died on the I'd instant
having attained the advanced age years month. and
days He was buried from the Rev. Mr. Browns church
on the 9th instant The Nashua Guards Captain Hards
turned aud formed military ecor in honor OF the de-
ceased The Rising Sun Lodge, Masonic rrateraty were
also present, mark Of respect the deceased clohed
in the insignia Of their Oder The Magistrates we're
also present. and the house was crowded rcpcon Rev
Mr.. Brown delivered an appr,priae and eloquent dis
course taking, text Genesis, 4h chapter 4yh verse
Rev Mr. Bulfnch and Rev Mr.. March also participated
in the exercises. - Nashua (y HI Gaztffe
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MIR. q. vandsnhoars Macbeth.

This gentleman read Macbeth Thursday evening to a
brilliant audence-brilliant in beauty intellect and fash
ion. twas powerful reading. Lady Macbeth was .
great conception, fully carried in execution Macbeth
himself was massive. grand feudal His last act was
particularly fine. The witches rendered with high
feeling OF their metaphysical their incarnation scene
drew down well-merited applause The Lady Macbeths
of the stage would improve themselves much by attending
Vandenhofrs reading.
II will be perceived that at the request OF number Of
gent Of high standing, he gives farewell reading this
evening, adding his Shakspere presentations
or poetry that cannot fail to delight all
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BY GREEN ~ TAsTET, AuetiOneers.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
Ill AUCTIoNoh Tuesday, the 10th instant shall sell
residence Of the Hon. o. Smith, Missouri between Sd
and Az Streets at 10 o'clock excellent Of i
viz
Mahogany dyans, French reading and Gothic plush
Do book stand, hatrack paror chairs &C.
DO marble-top pier and tables
# DO dining breakfast and side tables
DO sideboard, dressin nd oil
DO washstands, mantel and other looking glasses
Imitation rosewood cottage and other seat chairs
Maple double and single bedsteads, wardrobes, sc,
Fine satin damask and lace window curtains i1
Girandoes, solar, hall, and other lamps "
China glass; and crockey among which fine gold and
figured tea and coffee set ts8 a.a4staas
Feather beds and bedding hair and cotton
Three-pdy ingram and step isa#4.
Passage oil-cloth, shovel, tongs, and tenders .4ts
One cooking and good Of kitchen nen
sis ba
VIA. many other articles which deem TO enume-
3Ng .9s' aS8g
sixty and ninety days. for approved endorsed notes. bearing interest
The above described fine quality and nearly
and well worthy Of the attention Of persons furnishing
GREEN & TASTET,
March l4--d Auctoneers-
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Tn. nuna,ns or inc P..sn. oaes.

We understand that the east wing Of this building will
probably be in condition to receive the roof by August
ncxt II this expectation be realized, it will be quite
event in the history OF the public works in Washington
for Of its predecessors have been pnshed with such
energy and rapidty. This wing will present magnifi-
and imposing appearance, il in its present condition
one may fairly Judge what il will be when finished We
learn that the workmen engaged upon il are still delvng
upon their faith in Congress- the last appropriation having
long since run out. The Committee OF Ways and Means
have embraced item for this building in the deficiency
bill recently reported by them and it 10 TO be hoped that
that appropriation, at least, will be speedily acted up
ton than its mechanics and aborers many of whom
forced to sell the ticket proceeds Of their labor
this work at discount, to obtain the OF living
for themselves and their families.
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OATH FIXTURES, Water Closets, and Plumbing I'm
all lbs branches done at the shortest notice. and the most work
manike manner at New York prices t8f
~ NAYLoR, south side ofPennsyvana avenue, Sd street,
Inns just returned from the North and prepared 1T and
put up bathing apparatus water closets force pumps beer
and description of plumbing the workmaike
Having the services of workman
peence and practice who has designed
ofthe principal jobs Europe, he challenges competition
He has also laid in an assortment Of bright and fancy unwae to
which he invites the attention of houekeepers generally
Roofing spouing and all other work in the copper
and sheetron line promptly carefully attended to-
All work nusted subscriber warranted give satisfaction
Mar l0-eolmf r. Y. NAYLOR.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
condition Of tls Mmlhern Markels.

Condition of the Northern Markets.
New York, March 49, p m.--Stocks are steady, bnt
not active. Treasury note SIS nominal 1884 Il3A
Coupons, Il6t ii64 Money is abundant. Sterling ex
change 81 prem Flour is steady Sales of 900 bar
els at "a sta &c. for and common State brands
southern, 20 for Baltimore prime Genesee, IS so $5
Corn meal w Is. Rye -four, 81 rs Ohio red wheat los
cents; Genesee l2S 29 cents. Corn in good request
Sales of 600 bushels at So 81 for mixed and yell
low Oats SO A cents for southern and northern Sales
Of mess pork at 80 So prime, SO. Lard, 81 a g. in
barrels Groceries are quiet Nothing doing Ia coffee
market unchanged Sugars and nloasses steady Rice,
81 i6 cents pound. Cation is firm The sales
700 bales Ii for fair nrlands, and l3 l3t
for fair Orleans Whiskey "a rs cents per gallon.
PHlLapELPHIA March Tsp m.--Soeks steady. Teas
ury note 6s held ~ lsia 1854 loan Of 1868 llli Penn
sylvania 5s, 81 Flour is quiet; small sales common
brands at "a 10. Corn meal 81 90 Rye -four, So rs a
S2 81 Sales OF prime red whea. at lo5 white do
los lib cents Corn - steady, with small sales 81 50
for yellow oats 80 80 cents rye so cents Pro
visions steady holders fm Mess pork Sl lard, 81
81 cents in bbls and kegs. Groceries quiet Holder
of coffee much disposed sell Sugars
unchanged Cotton is firm fair upands ID cents; Or
leans, Isl cents perb Wniskey 23t 2iA hhds.
and bbls.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUcTIoN-on Tuesday,
the 10Th instant shall sell the premises, at o'clock
very handsome building lot situated 9th between and
streets north being south half Of lot number a5 In No
454 fronting inches 9th street, running l0y
wide alley containing 3,2l5t feet.
fourth Of purchase money for balance
credit viii be given Of twelve eighteen and wenour months Of
instruments purchaser giving bearing and
deed Of the their all
the expense Of the purchaser
GREEN & TAsTET,
Mar 13--eod&ds Auctionesrs.