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.sndsr.. win. stor, 7e M.lnn, str, Iphia

.Sniders- Wine Store walnut
sa ass Fl s Of sG
Gus sales made by him TO communication Obliged largely lore
offering some liquors imported
by him He would refer to some invoice, follows,
low prices od and some choice on daugt
gallons. specially selected for consumers sams esua k%onlado
hotties mp IN Europe which he challenges equal
The .heies peculiarly adapted
TO couvaeseent a they strengthen without stimulating and have
Port wines principally specially selected for his sales
me from the stock Of "Bumess" opor'o, and imported d
These wines uy and delicate, have highly sp
ali Ports and red wines pslmed o rs such.
They are Of various sorts and Prices bottles and on daugh BY
The gallon wholesale ny the cssk Among sm ia
delicate white Port and Malnsey Port
Persons suffering with chronic affection Of the bowels cannot be
too careful in their choice Of Port
Madeira wines Of various dry and ch south side old East
As 10 the sparkling wines Of the subscriber II is ws known that
ported by him. superior other wines and sold at prices
He champagne Of various brand. qualities
generally himself Judge and
dozen, to he as class or premier ern Of Medoe y Wv
OBugundy wines he has stock and
ha, ne can them rom his vaults eooda bottle Of Bur
sau,.rne always hand in bottles.
His selection Of Rhine wines from the cellar. Of
Mes- BERNHARD Jordan of cobienz
choicest vn'ase Of the "seubeg," which growth
In,he article. Of cornac brsndie- now An,
stock embracing old oflsoo o.rd Dupuy Co
o and q IN ssnn en and 1912
be soldlw.
Of the asovc sold by retail % qun'i desired
Al goods delivered within OF Philadelphia feieh
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent by mail or ee
Address JAcoB sNrDER,Ir.,
: Cheap Wine Store, rs Walnut street, Philadelphia
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r,NaIIsII rArENTs IRON, IsnI a. 1s.. AZ !.

l5--pT
IL granted during that period. ! vol. London.
Webster Letters Patent for Invenons
London.
God.on on the Law Of Patents. vol London
the Law and Practice Of Patent
I London.
spence the Law Of Patent Inventions. London
Tnrner Law of Copyright in Design. vol London.
Loo.eys Collections 81 the Laws Of Patent Privileges
countries If Europe, vol. Vienna.
Curtis on Law Of Patents. ] vol Boston.
Phillips Law OF Patents for BOSTON,
Kingsley and Prison on the Patent Laws and Practice OF all Ma
lions | vol. New York
Fssp rRANcK TAYLOR,
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JOHN NJ. M'CAILA.

General .fsent at Washington Cgtv
III claims for land money, the individuals
~ attended to,
He has evidence In his
~ 1912 Of
and offers his services IN all such and others
Ocers settled and claims prosecuted
WAsurseTos, september %, la50.--ly
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John NJ MoCAL1.A, late Second Auditor OF tne .,ssr
offers his services in the prosecution OF claims ON
ment, before Congress, the departments, IN the
military accounts, and business generally Ms
Letters addressed him business shond be Po'tPo
nee u Of 9Th and Lonisisna avenue
Aprii2e-u
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o Provisions and Clothing, April -, 1891.
GEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed proposals Navy Ciothng
Clothing Materials" w be received al This once until
O'Clock the 22d day OF May next for furnishing
delivering receiving thirty days notice. at each OF either OF
Charesown, Massachusetts,, brookyn New fok,
Gospo Virginia, only OF all OF The FOL
articles ofnayy clothing and clothing materials as may
ordered chief this bureau BY The commandments OF
said yards respectively during tbs nsea year commencing
ending 30 june 1882,
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Bounsy Land and other business.

Honnty TAnd "SnNT ""s'"Vss'
WILLIAM rNN services transact business with
the department, and Congress- rs an agent lie will
relative pensions and bounty land Charges
moderate, Address, William Finn, Washington, d. C..
Jan 10, 1851,
Mr. Finn years clerk IN the ONCE Of the Second
~. knowledge
Departments services
ali who may employ him at the seat cfgov-rnment
ALBION X PARIS.
Jan N-u Las 5scsnd Comptroller
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NOTICE 90 rcsduary Iegntecs Of Nelson Reed, de-
~ cea=edWhereas by decree Of Baltimore
OF equity dated the day March, 1851
passed therein pending, between James Dudley for
himself and other aatees OF Nelson Reed deceased and William
Baker, aud William George Baker trustees under Will OF
auditor Of
funds the hands said
directed and said the
be produced who children
Barton Rebecca Elizabeth Eicheberger (who
wife, James Reed, Isaac Reed, (wbo
Elizabeth Mal Rebecca Lloyd, and Jane
living
widow who died the day of
si9 having died before said Reed lcf
living death OF Nancy Reed and what the
children
Nancy report,
Alexander Reed Robert Reed (brobers
testitor Toreyson Of tesaor either
which dead of the death Of said Nancy
Reed, either who children
decedcn death Nancy
Reed, what the degrees such
death Nancy
who tile children Dudley
Nancy ded before Nancy
living DEATH and the and degrees
ll-o
living Nancy Reeds
decedens
limited IN this report the said per
established title participate
fund.
Nelson Reed deceased hereby notified appear
before said
September 1851 and ths in default Of such appear
proof falling appear viii be excluded
participation funds and that the will be distributed
among The parries appearing aud proving their TILE
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Ans m Hr
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.1ffornsv AND Counssifor at
Washington City, d, c.,

rncsc- In the Of the District Of Columbia and will attend
the collection debts and the prosecution claims Of
descriptions including those for bounty land under the act Of Congress
lately passed. Office in the CITY Hall
Dct III
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of all be increased diminished as the
The will therefore be nade
specific quantities sa, for such as s service may
Contractors residing the places where deliveries are re-
CURED must establish agencies places that no delay may arise
promptly to comply win rqason n. cne Of ,s bureau Of
be made supply The deficiency under the penalty be
The ns ,eeg.a sa oos or ehe
navyards aforesaid shall be evidence that such requison has
separate each srcep, soap) each
s @ s Of he viii have
articles contained such Offer and rec,
none oher.) non6ed early practicable
mS S @ Sn 10 hs %a %
required o the regular transmission Of me mail
respective contacts will be required and
on thereof security, addition,
and no. in event to Be paid until il in all respects
per of of all deliveries
made paid BY navy thirty days bills duly
authenticated shall have been presented % him
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained on application The
Phadepha Baltimore Washington, Norfolk Pensacola, and at this
Every offer made be accompanied las directed in the act Of
Congress. making appropriation. for the naval service for 1851
appo oys ,u y The e that he or they
bidder bidders will h their bid be accepted
20 m m se rse will not be
h cp%peeey Of The Be eesed BY the navy
district attorney or some officer OF the general
record duplicate OF the informing bidder OF the
e meaning bid made accepted
in conformity with understanding.
Extract from the act Of Corgrer, approved ugnst TO- 1896
sro g. be further enacted, That, pas
every proposal supplies invited
Navy under the poyiso the general appropriation
bin for navy, approved eighteen forty
three signed by
responsible effect that he they undertake
the bidder bidders VIII his their bid be accepted enter
obligation in such time be prescribed BY the Secretary
Navy good and sufficient reues furnish the supplies
No shall considered accompanied by
sueh guarantee acceptance proposal
the bidder bidder, shall fail
obligation within the prescribed BY the Secretary Of the
furnishing
Secretary Navy proceed
person persons furnishing supplies shall
proposal guaranteed and for which he may
trared supplies the period
charged said bidder bidders, his
ruantor and the may be immediately
OF debt against either all OF said persons.n
An
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FrnEuAtY ISL
petition OF Moses Bayey, Of ssbnry Massachusetts,
the extension OF patent granted him the
July 1897 mach for
all kinds wooden and goods and all kinds OF
OF said patent, which takes place
IN the 9Th day OF July, ls5l
sodeed that the snd petition be heard the Patent Once
Monday AID June " O'Clock, all
notified 10 and show they have why said
petition ought be granted
opposing Patent
ONCE objections specifically forth in writing, least
before Dftearng All testimony filed by either
be said boarns be taken and transmitted
accordance with the rules OF the oce which win se furnished
n application.
Ordered published Republic Intel
gencer Union Washington city D. G. Daily Rec, Boston,
Massachusetts Journal Providence, Rhode Islands Tribune, New
Couant, Hartford Connecticut, for three
successive weeks previous the ADD day Of June next
TIOS. EWBANK,
OF
Editors Of the above will please and send their
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
9J-iaw3w
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N't0nu N0ufse.-UNnrtnR Acnden,y.
NIX r. Liable has the citizens
" washington and dancing
viii
fesaenoe, on Pennsylvania Wizards Hotel
ps oi tnoni WsshinponTuesdays, Thursdays, and sst
days. seorgeiown- Nondnys and Fridays
PHILIP BARTON KEY viii attend 90 any business
win before
uct; and VIII Also attend 10 the claims pr. Con
and the Departments. Office on G street
wA-ursarns. Jutv - 'ssa INV a.~,s
cHARP's Patent Rines. with Msvn.rd.. v,,,,,,n.
y wcson Lesvs and Aliens revolves and self M.
tolls.
Fine Eneis, double barrel fow ling pieces
English and single and double barrel pistol. Ae
supply OF goods Just received By
JNO. w. BADEN BROTHER
Pennsylvania avenue, 9th street.
Marl-law6w
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DssOLuTION Cop The firm heretofore exist
~ Dyer Brother 10 this by mutual
consent dissolved George r. Dyer win attend the
the late firm, also OF the business
Robert w Dyer deceased which immediate
! respectfully requested. EDWARD g. DYER,
GEO. =. DYER.
wAsnsoros, September -, 1850
n Copnrtnsrship Notice-Tbe undersigned aave
coparnrshp under the and firm OF Dyer Mcclure and
old stand Of Dyer Broher of 10Th and
They respectfully solicit continuance OF the be
slowed the late % pledge themselves disobsrg faith
fully every conhdod o tion. .#..
Mcclure make advances
sirnmenr and to cash all sales made by them.
EDWARD G, DYER,
], G. MCGUIRE.
wAsmsoros September "a, 1850.
97--du
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proposal. 20. Printing, B,pa,ns. and stationery.

Posr orHos DEPARTMENT, April 5, 1851
pursuance ACT of Congress. approved august 49, is4a
sealed proposals van Be ssysa q me re.' 0ass Dsp.s'n'sn.
foowiug printing Of tbs Post once Department for four
from Tbs Isl day Of July next vIi
Glass No. Irritating.
blank circulars page quarlo post paper
Of blank circular. pages, quao pos, paper
100 reams Of blank circulars, pages quaO post
100 realms Of blank circulars Of four pages paper
IS realms Of blanks solscap paper page
10 realms of blanks oolscap pages,
~ Of blanks foolscap, three pages,
10 Of blanks circulars fooeap our pages
ream
10 ream. mail of folio post paper per
pomasters' foolscsp two on sheet per
and assistants foOscap four ON
Teams posmasers' commissions on ioio post, TWO on
realms rule work blanks printed one two, three,
sides, may be ordered, per reain ,
ordinary blanks, printed ON one, two tfee or -FOUR
10 steamboat mail bills one and two on sheet quarto
Printing each year tee thousand copies moo es) popo
thousand for composition, aud
Paper furnished by the department., be
ceped for and accounted for by the printer on demand
In the city OF Washington, as the law requires.
The department The prescribe the letter which
Il is estimated fourth the number of stated above
a. tho printing the Kinds above speeed tue
qure be done when ordered and in the ordered IRON
The printing and perfect tho de-
designate the kind whether script otherwise and the
number Sheet when tho matter or article VIII admit
more than one.
CLAss No. a. Bionk Books and Binding.
Sealed proposals will in like manner and for the like period OF
four be received for books and binding Of the following
binding ndices hand made linen
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numbered per quire
Super full bound in Russia, eered and numbered
Royal, fun bound in calf, Russia bands ana end ecred
and numbered do
Royal full bound in Russia, eered and numbered
Medium full bound in calf, Russia bands and ends letter
ed and numbered do
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DENY, full bound in calf Russia bands and ends eered
and numbered do
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Double cap, full bound calf, Russia bands ends let
tered ~ numbered do
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koolscap, bound in calf, Ietierei and numbered do
bound III Russia iettered and numbered
Foescap, half bound, marble sides, Russia back
corners, lettefed and NUMBERED do
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Telegraphic REPORTS.


Cotton exhibited some appearance of activity yester
day but it has died away and sales this morning
made at easier prices Middling Is ga 100; and good
mddlng los 10 &c. loo hhds of tobacco sold at
vous rates. Sugar is unchanged 800 bbls. Of mo-
iases sold plantation at nc There is nothing
doing in foreign freighs To Boston -four is taken
6oc.; pork, zoe; and lard Soc.
NEw ORLEANS, April 2a-P. NJ.
The saes Of cotton to-day reached 900 bales at
fourth decline, mddling being quoted at y 9afc
Sugar has advanced onefourth fair sales at 5I 53ic
Rio coffee is dull at 94c
New ORLEANS, April 30 1851.
Cotton continues langud. the quotations middling
being Ga agslc Other articles unchanged
CHARLESTON, April 70, 1851.
Cotton is depressed with sales of 1000 bales at Ts
lie
SAVANNAH, April Is, 1851
The Asia's accounts brought the market to stand
and only three very small lots sold at 1880.
BUFFALO, April 80, 1851
The past twenty four hours receipts have only been
5000 bbs Of flour. No wheat or The market for
-four was dull In consequence Of the news per America
Wheat is held above the views Of buyers For the
ceved with sales of $500 bushels at 41c for Western
mixed Small sales Of Ohio made at 20isc. Freghts
are unchanged.
ALBANY, April 80, 1851
The following have been the receipts since last
Flour 1000 bbls.; wheat $500 bus; 1900 bus.
Flour in moderate demand and the market is shade
in favor of the buyer The sales have been 1000 bbs at
81 81 ~ so for straight State 81 Ala 81 SO for Michi
gan; and 81 62 81 rs for pure Genesee. There is
bus at 10lc for Michigan Corn is in fair request 1000
bus. sold at ole for yellow round and Western mixed.
Sales made Of 800 bus of rye at zoe 1000 bus of
oats sold at ~ &c 45c Prison whskey is at 221,c
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MARKETS ELsnWHERR.
STOCK sALKs


Bosror. April 3.-Brokers Board-4l shares Fitehburs
and oreestsr Railroad l04 le IS Eastern Railroad
~ $40 Vermont Central Railroad s S5H; Bostoa and
tmore Railroad 2s 10 Fall River Railroad ~ Is Rutland
Railroad, % 500 ~ Concord Railroad, 81 q Ellsworth
a9H 25canton Company 6gi y d., bod 704.; state
loos; slc Rutland Railroad Mortgage bonds N ao Yer
road Mortgage bonds Second Board-6a shares Western
Pittsturg Copper Company 49, Y Boston and Worcester
Company, 81 East Boston Company. 81 - Vermont
Vermont and Msssae husetts Railroad, 3lsi.
PHrLApELpHIA, April 30Fsrst Board-s3 900 Allegheny
County Railroad es 9s 400 city Railroad IS I6 o do,
IO7 800 County 6s 90 l0i; 1000 u s. g. 6s ll7 1000
Rsaainge, 70 55 81 susa c.Rsl y. es' sS Read;
Bspk q Bsisesn B9s,d.-i" shs Reading Railroad s'yn
M 100 o. 81. 300 ,l Morris canai 5s second Beara g.,
Reading Mortgage lCryder si 1000 Lehirh 6s a3h 30
Nav. 6s, 43; 800 shs u s. HANK IL. After Boards
100 shs Reading Railroad 2A 100 do, s5wu 2SA. 100 do
S., 2sas. ....rt. h,
FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO JAsElRo, March ll.-Freghts to New York and
Baltimore 81 New Orleans 81 10 81 % The clipper
bark Black Squall is taken up at 81 As
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.rvireapark Maria Rochelle; sohr samuel Campbell, st
Eitta go. -, - III. n.
ytng V,iraraiso. barkaYsmure, hOrleans; Gov briggs
ptadeipbi. brgs Frederick TruXlo. aud Orn9a luyder
20 rardsnas, schrs Goodwin Newbern NC BrAdore,
pbadeipns. Planter, Albany Leader, and Lfay New
lpk uo,,,. A,,u "A
'iearee-Dis 0'""' Nsv oRLrass, April IL
srriyed-shp Prince DE- Joinye, Nlork.
CLEARED 2lst-ship hanehstt.r NfgrA tsrks HenEl ana
Lu'f Nh"' 'V''""' 20 EonrobR April %.
Cieared-Brg zeba, Rochelle. -,
ne sebr yietory Newburypor from Ceorgot0vni With
o. and rour m ashore On Iape henIy ana
-" ssLEs, April %.
Cleared-sehr Maria Theresa, Philadelphia.
ssied-Bsrks Arthur Piekerinr ZANZIBAR kiqueian Rio
uranae. .
Tsyxp,oo,-sts,rship America, from Bostop-W OIL.
Hrsnd ara LADY Miss lermon, Blake and lady, Nss
Msynsrd, MRS Green. Miss Green Brovn VA Nnd laay
w kster W psLer Jr JM Blake and lady, n N Corhony
sllsester Rev II Dexter, Lawrence. J. kmor q w
WAgrep, lady aud SOD slxasae' baaker W
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els. Burke. Martin, Lawson y Lawson and lady.
Lowe Hamilton, Springfield; Craven, Vermont Raw
ID Abbot. Maven MI Stayner and lady, EsS Bsnson
DR. Loring Q Borsdon, Won Bseksnsteiu Chas San.
Lynds soqber ksery. W Colt and son Morse
friend Albany q Holiness Bunaio NJ Kennard Mr. Cock
man and lady, Philadephisi Mr. Bsidv,n Baltimore;
Bresn. Gardiner Ne; Grant. Norfolk James Strauss
Georgia Whitehead NCarolina; Tenant and lady.
Charleston; Cook. AnEustA, Ga Lyons, Cincinnati;
Pike, Harlan, Reggie, N0reans; Capt Williams,
Of Pacific Steamship Co; smith lady and child; King
ston; Ewart, Toronto Christie Mrs Lumm. Scot
land II Small, Edwarta London; Robt Rose, Mexioo Mr.
larker valparaiso Journalism, Don Ramon Gonzales
scheener, DIR Joaquin FiSero, Goodman, LeBach,
Yates Metger residences not given 7 Elliott, Ken
lucky; Cayiey, canads-i03
For Hafax-S Hsrts, M Murdoch and lady, II McNab Mr.
Campbell, Mr. Skinner, Mr. Parks Mr. Miller, Halifax
Michael Kerr Of Newfoundland Mcpherson Of Pudson Bay
Colo. Toaal, lib.
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Tbe Is equal 70 the last public sale Of Erie Railroad
seven rer cent ond and l. evidence Of the good opinion
eatertsined Of the security In this market
Their. vas an active enquiry yesterday before the
olo~ne q the mails. for sterling exchange ano
the rates were well sustained The Boston steam
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IivHHroot-Pack,t ship New York-Mrs Campbell, Lewis
Moore.
CLAseov-ship Hudson-Nessrs Harry and Andrew os-
vad, q Canada. -.
Frazer. Mr. rlG edman.
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do a. ~ do 34,s 81 catties do 81; do 80 Imperial
half chests 4oi " do 49,, 80 do 80 ~ do 3s 81 cat
ties do $50.
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TINS MARRIED woxsSs rnIyA1TE MEDICAL COW or:

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OF Women-Twentieth edition. 1Smo pp &0-Price 81
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Here nlso, every female-the wife. the moher-.hs
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10 which her ser IL subject ,.,. :, - -,
Extract Of Letter from Gentlemen IN Dayton, ohloI
DAYTON, May l. 15r.
Dp. A. NJ MAuRfcrAuf-
MyDrsn Sin My wife has been percepbly sinking foe
soms three years IN Of hor great
guh md suffering months before and during hes
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Frustrated her putting her life In imminent danger and
which the last occasion despared thaA
this state OF things inevitable and resigned myself
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WEpsEspAr, April 30-6P VI.
Tbs stock narke. opened heavy this morning Prices
were very much depressed and. Notwithstanding the
large transactions in the leading fances they were lower
At the close than at the opening Many holders are
realizing under the impression that greater deprccs-
ton viii take place and decline q two or three per
ccnt would make perfect stampede among specu-
latcy Railroad bonds and government and State stocks
6rm at quotation and the market Is not pressed or
see but with two exceptions the ancies are on
the downward coure At the second board there was
very little change IN prices but the market closed weak
Two hundred and fifty shares d the DauphD and Sur
suesanps Earoad Company we're sold at auction yes-
to-day follows Ten So hfty At so; tena so
fly at SO, ten at So AMI The balance Al so The
par ysluc D. $50.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts AMI lis
Iursmtns at the Office ~ tho Assistant Trea;urcr q
u b. port during the month q April lSl.-
Aasisrs~r TPEssrEFr's orrlcE. ArRL, 1851.
hsrch 3lst 1851. ~ balance. e59lii ~ =
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SHIPPINGs

L'oR sAvANNAlf-oS SATURDAY, Sd MAY, AT I
o'clock 4. M-The steamship ALABAMA, Captain
c. n Ludlow from pier No e. North river Fer rht
passage, applyto SAN H. MITCHELL 1874 Front stroct.
The steamship FLORIDA, Captain Lyon Saturday, lNs
~ as hos
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II will be by this statement that the balance IN
hand the Goth o. April 1851 was but s3lol u greater
than the balance IN hand AZ the close Of the Previous
month The in duties for spTl 1851, compared
With April 1850 Elbows increase in the importa,ons
Of about and a.half millions q dollars
The receipts At the Office q the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port yesterday amounted to s1O54O7 co. payments
sl5ssoO 9ebaance s4Ol4 p2s p5 To-day the receipts
amounted to sTil17 p payments si7O3sS l9-baance
s3els00 %. The amount awarded TO the Mexican
Claimants VII not BE- paid for some days but
we W no. look for any important increase in the de-
posts In the meantime ss mPortNtions for few
weeks will be comparatively light
The bonds a the Mansfield and sandusky Railroad
Company sold pretty well al auction yesterday consider
ing TIE market had been previously well supplied with
these securities The prices and realized
annesrd