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CITY TRADE REPORT.


BRr.DsruFfs-Fgom, &c.-Wcstern aud STATE -four
in limited request to-day and the market. for ney
all kinds, easier Some 1000 bbls. domestic changed
hands et SO 80 So IS for No sup. rlDe: 81 81 o.,
for ordinary to straight state 81 81 - for common
to choice Western 81 30 81 o2it for G.ne.ce =
81 o. 81 81 Tor fancy Ohio ~ 81 50 u fyr fancy
Genesec and extra Ohio; and 50 p 30 ~ Tor extra
Genesee. Canadian has not varied. About 1000 bbls
good common, in bond. realized ~ %. southern
81 81 for mixed straight and S. 81 20 for fancy.
Rye -four in request, AID irm. The sar7
$50 bbls fine, ut 50 ~ "a ~ So Corn meal
moved To tie extent of 100 bis Jersey, at 81 - o.
aud Brandywns at So - a 50 ~. In panchfons. thu
latter held at SIS. Wheat not offered very free
ly to-day but the demand light and quotations al
most nominal. Rye less plenty and drar,r lot
Of 200 bu heels river sold az ,4c Corn continued album
dant, and tn. market favored purchaser. The sales
reached 10000 bushels mixed Western, ~ 5S Jsc.;
round Northern yellow, at Jc zoe. ana do white At
C3c. Oats IL anything active, and prices
shade higher Northern sold freely 40 4sc. 4c
and jersey at 4jc. ID &c. Barley qct, but Lrn;
so bushels prime realized 81 II per busLe,
Conos.-The market Is st.l feeble. but there being
fewer pressing lots sale tho~c ~Lo had parcels ont
enabled obtain better prices by nearly fourth cent
than ruled yesterday The disposition with bjth buyer
and sellers seemed 10 be to abstain from Operations pre-
sent. The sales about 1900 baas. and chiefly
o. for middlng uplands and Florida
PHoyIsIo>s--Pork dull and heavy. anu quotations
for new rather easier. The operations eomrrs-
about COO bbs. mes, at 40 ~ SIS -; old ~
slI I5 prime at S13 STA 4sssd old ~ si3 Bee
was inactive. though firm. riclled meat
saleable. and holders very stG SOME 200 pa"kag
hams wer. taken at " ec and shoulders At % -
Of lard the sal.- amounted to 100 bhls a. ga lgc the
market closing very weak with more Offering Nothing
new to note in butter cheese.
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dustrious classes. They have placed the are 81
the root of every great public enterprise, and are
by their treas enable propensties, cutting on, as
fast AZ possible, all those benefits which the North
might enjoy, the rights Of the Southern states
respected While they continue TO interfere with
the relations Of industry by arousing sectional pre-
judiees and fears, many kinds Of railroad stock
must be deprecated for both domestic and foreign
holders of il will perceive the inevitable con-
sequences which must arise from discomfort among
our Southern brethren. On this theme, the great
mind, which will address the people at the ap-
preaching celebration, may well be engaged.
There is deep and fearful future for u, and for
all capital and industry, if we cannot annihilate. al
ard forever, the political schemes Of the anti
slavery council DIVA
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Na# taNNrNl F9t 17fE ~0i It.
N.trlst 4.pateh va received hrFr frtsu W hing.
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- ~
t o.f.fHtnenl r not - t&u twenty days. no. more
tl r r.patv dave AZ sts, gou 4 y port D. Florida IL
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49, W - ~ V'' ~ '''''
it l~rftt Dr. feirenc e. le -ece-i"n 10 Tue south
TI, trp lar Jonathan. NcrtA America. aud other
49,. r. ..,.,..l .... IA, s,,.fi., a. -. ,
10y -
'.f \" III. ufh fh' '".ti Win se''ea oTlers Sa1
lus tM IS f4ute than a.u m4e4 ~ any time FROM
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ONEY MAR X + II.

SsICnp., May 10, oP VI.
There was considerable activity to-day among the fan
cios Quotations for all the leading railroad stocks adj
yanccd fraction and there sre indications o.
speculative movement 20 some extent. The outward
no,,m, ns in specie have not had that injurious niu-
upon prices anticipated and the money market
bids fair 10 be exceedingly easy throughout the summer
the elements Of speculation will doubtless prove propi
ous ior Improvement In stock. generally Great
rcctnton. cNi, relative TO the receipts d gold from Cali
rna and the outward current cannot continue Ion
ut the rate realized during the ra-t month"; there must
Lc great uation OF coin in the banks and
addition to the specie currency Of the country
Thing in Wall street certainly look favorable for rise
in stocks Holders appear to have this impression aud
anxious to realize This If itself must have IA
yuallc influence upon prices, when no one wants to
sell. all are anxious TO buy
III. receipts o the Macon and Western Railroad Com.
rany in April amounted to sIi26 g. against sl23s5 10
the eore ondiug month in $50 Increase this year
n ESQ 81.
Tie anthracite coal trade continues active. The Ie-
high Navigation Company for the week ending satur-
day last brought down 3oo3 tons. making aggregate
for The If IL go tons The Reading Railroad
Company la. brought down, for the week ending
Ihuf.day - 46 tons; and for The G07l tons
Tho sthuyitin Navigation & ,mrany brought down,
during the week isSS and for tie 90 g6j
tons The aggrtgste tonnage 81 the week by three lines
is sJ..5 tou-. being increase 81 525 tons the
torrero Of last week. Th increase and falling OF Of
l ten. On the rcad l. divided between the two navga
ton companies the Lehlgh having increased 1858 tons,
sud tho ScLuylll zen tons. We have not yet learned
cftbc ccu.unmaton ofauy arrangement by tho Schuyl
ki Navigation nnd Road Compsnics, though hear 1t
,ait tiat negotiations pending.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
vauc It tign dry goods entered at this port for
srnpticn tn warchousing and the amount withdraw
n,ln warehouse. for the week ending the 10Th Inst
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.


THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE 90 rHr COMMON
Council appointed receive TIE President aud cabin
OF the United States respectfully request their Fellow cit
the Military Fire Department and civic 500
unite With them in doing honor e the Chief
Cabinet Officers Of the General Their
val in the city Tuesday, the 18th instant ~ oece r..
M and report ticmeises TO the Committee Room No
City Hall, before Monday (tomOrr0wi ~ II ..tSc
A. NJ, at which tim. there will c assigned pis
the line Of procession 10 the order ia which they rep1r. she'll
acceptance Of thii I'M ltation.
A. G. KINCsL ASD Yayo,.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
sID,Rur>. ASSISTANT sfr.nNrs.
Oscar W. SIR RTEyANr. DAWN 4. 1u.sH~.
ROrphr j. HAWa. NArHsN a.. L..
JoNA. N. CoNELfS IuuN ~. Nrrr.
DsvI,L DouGt. =. 4. IA. MaUW.
JAWS n. BARp, KoHnRr A. SfVns,
MORGAN MoACA~s. Pres. a. a. AhvDRU. .. tE.
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Latest News nv Telegraph.

The news from Providence announces the re-
ssuation Of Governor Thomas Wilson Dorr to
hi- civil rights and privileges, Of which he
has been deprived for about eight years. Go
vernon DORIS rebellion yaiEst the ancient char
Ger Of Rhode Island took place in lsi2. The
government Of the state is now thoroughly de-
slcera,ic coy. Philip Allen is oae of the oldest
so,ton manufacturers in Rhode lalend, having been
ID the business for than thirty years. yet he il
:. democrat. though cotton lord, according TO
abe free soi Necabulary.
We have the minority report O. the Committee
81 Tuenty-oue, Of the Charleston Convention, which
show. that there are those who willing to abide
ly the decision o: the Legislature with respect TO
-he alleged cncroachmcn;s Of the federal govern
Sent. The resolution offered by the minority aud
20 which they pledge Themselves. viii be found un-
der our Geographic head where several other items
81 general Intelligence may DC fouad
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Switzerland.

The Courier Suisse Of the 18th. says THE Iiun-a.
rian refugees awaiting in the Canton II Neuchat
the reply Of the French government relative to their
passage through France to America. The cost Of their
transport to America Is to be placed AT tue charge Of the
canton sf Tsssinc II appears that in consequence Of
steps taken by the charge dAnsres Of Sardinia 10
Switzerland the residence a Sandman cmgrants who
provided with passport. i TO b. permitted The
NOR which has been in circulation OF other Hungarian
dcscrtsrs having taken refuge ia the Tosno from the
Austrian regiments, j. confirmed"
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TRANSPORTATION.

DENNSflNANIA RAILROAD COMPANY ARE now
iorpsrding goods 70 Pittsburgh In days rhila
aelpha ~ the following low rites sgsrrst ra~sDry
goods SHOES Hats &c. ~ D lhs Second ClassBslea
grovn hnslins Groesries Hardware, Sc sss. pr W les
Iourth-A,hes Tar, Pitch Nc ~ ets per M lhs 40
ms.ns charged ior receiving forwarding goods ~ Phia
ospha Or fittshnrgh Goods from New lur Bastou
y we fsstetn manufacturing companies - nsVre aespatss
Isbnrsh and all parts y The great Wet, should Dc
eontsrsd " II. " bsuton freight Agent, renEy lvanA
HaroHd Iompsny i7f ard 20 MARI 1T street phls
kcIADEN tklGDE Agents. Canal Bsslr, rttetspp~
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NOLAN lOTIL.-A NEW HOTEL rNnTr Tutr
- title hns been opened in broadway N.t street
The house - tnsiy urnised, ed win
suits Il Ter the 81 fuNtra w
- under u gen,cnt ~ Cirosmo Donad tsVoat.
known % many ot citizens the fcrn.r pf,reof ~
the Iowcltnn House, ~ NoNturgh.
DAvfLION, NIW RRICHTON-THls EsrAnLtSH
mcnt y orentd Cor the lhe Proprietor Viii
he happy a. enter into arrangements With parties wLu
desire to favor him ~ making u their r'rener ".
tn always be found The premises There are s
sults Of apartments and single rooms dscngg se'.
New Brighton, May = iS1I. D. biANchEn.
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.sr red har ~ brown black GCurauds italian
Aeaatd sap cnres tn pimples ircckles ernpton 60.
tuua POuare subtitle cTknirftss hair from UPPER Ha
face, rart u the todywarrsntsd Couraudr Liquid
Rouse, for pss Ars and chrbs3 LILY White, Hair kests
tive, etc, are All found At DIR. TEIfA cot AUUs old
Established laboratory. W asr street. fret from
hrotd1nyg CALENDER II south Third street, Ptsdeigs
lD WAsslngkun street, Boston.
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MoNt MINIS ~ fOrTrN BuN tool
,NttnIp pUs ,oNst IrttoN.


The active demand iur goods which has prevailed
since the opening "f ut,rrsl navigation, is rapidly
saii'yirg h.tlf aud scti,ty begins to sbste while
sto,s remain for most descriptions of wooens and cot
tons heavy and With continued pressure the market
Iites Keep dropping Unbleschcd shcotings and shirt
irqs ttt ~ fair but moderate demand, snd heavy IN
price. Iachcd shcctinqs and hriings src In light
tutt for pr,scnt wants. and continue gradually 10 d.
cline. pts IL fair dtmsnd, partly for export aud
prices more steady. oSnaburrhs are more active
tot u decline IN prize. Dcnims hate b,sp INACTIVE,
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Italy.

The Piedmontcsc Ga-,e Of the I'D Instant announces
that the King having accepted the resignation Of w.
Nigra a. Mnscr Of Finance had condlcd the direction
81 that department to Count Camille Bonso di Cayour
Minister 81 Marine. Agriculture and Commerce.
The Duke and Duebess dAunae Ind Ja.seI ia rough
Genoa their way to Naples travelling under the A.
suIned name Of dc yirio
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SENATOR poverAs' Rrrty. ,s,
Gen teenI have the honor acknowledge The receipt
Of your kind invitation, in the name and behalf Of the
partahe public dinner such may suit my
yoncnce.
you that this testimonial o. your resrect
and confidence is exceedingly grateful 10 feelings aud
derives increased value and importance from the condea
ton Of member ot the democratic party aud
senator IN the Congress OF the United States You DO me
than justice gentlemen when you say that
public career has been marked ny ndey and devotion y
unph- identified with the most glorious achievements in
national history and whose acendancy believe 20 be
si,atons Fsey u the cause X he paramount duty Of
every democrat who believes that principles denti
SS VIZ" In view .s Il the a Of r ans sser msobsfs OF
party whose patriotic services have entitled them to the
distinguished compliment by political friends in thsc y,
has excited in my bosom those grateful emotions which
ind language adequate TO The only mode IN
which ean hore 70 repay your hindn'ss Will be iound n
my anu ~ ,,, IN, rbih iaty
has - generously awarded me in advance.
1T period 10 the history 81 the country has the demo
party had brighter prospects higher and nober
ooeets to stimulate patriotism and call forth ali our
fr coofninr the federal government clearly within tho
limits - it, legitimate iunctionsor preserving the rights
taning the supremacy Of the awsand for strict obser
vance q every proy sion Of our eonsttutonsthte and
Natonahas never boon rendered more manifest than ~
experience We have gentlemen important du
VI AZ. hs ae'Ys sp ~ s. sSn as
success II the democratic party.
republican electors Of New York around the festive board
and cultivate those kind social relations which ought
remained IN your city much longer than anticipated and
rartalcn freely q generous hospitality bountully
my Iniic duties having already kept from my home
nearly an the time Tor the last two year leave the city
fer the West this afternoon and therefore viii not b. able
70 accept YOUR kind invitation.
Lave the honor be- very truly your friend AMI ehcdient
Me,srs =. H. CUTTING I-aac Townsend, s. Liyns-,on. T.
B. Hart Charles A. seeor. Edward [. West. Henry Nico
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s,s,rcnrpt,-, a, Vyon.lerfalIy Low, Prices

H. 3D. -. 81. a., 5s pr yari-at ~ BoWery HIRAM
ANDi ESuN's Thr.s-ly stair Garrett. o. is. por yatt
Hru syi- stair CARPET pc sard EieYt spacious sal,
roeu tetked w beautiful Carpet aud oil Cloths Al low
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ATcuBrsHor HuGnEs RETURNING PROM Rows
Archbishop Hughes win soon return from Rome,
without the hat--the ruby red hat. No matter
he got from the Pope's own table, two splendid
is. BESIDES, iithe Archbishop cannot bring home
. hat. hope he viii procure one Of the wiuking
statues, piece Of the holy petticoat, or some
such precious relic
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Grand Railroad c.Iebratioa-Dpeniag OF the
Erie Railroad 10 Lake Erie.

Eri~ Railroad 10 Lake Erie.
The brio Eailroad i now completed aud viii be
publicly opened, with great magniGceuee, on the
Ssurecntb Of this month. The company intend to
celebrate the event IN a hi yhly appropriate manner,
nd have invited the President. Of the United States
and the members o. his cabinet, we'll as the
Governors Of several states, and o: the Western
States particularly, 10 participate IN the densossra
si"n ofiey r; the completion Of the great work. We
have already ann ounccG that the President and the
,srttary Of state With two three other ,mbers
o. the cabinet, will acccp the invitation b. pre-
cent
l naer shcsc circumstances, V, hope that the ciy
Corporation wiz be- alive 10 the rropricty of making
SaIhes ssraugo uouts suited the Interesting event.
and Of giving the Jubilee such character, by
sSin sa,iher appropriation, vii serve % crafty
md delight the thousands aud thousand. from the
sosptry who win ru.h into the city 70 keep this great
state holiday. besides the great displays Of fire.
work and the military pagcants, which the mas 81
the people viii antcipatc. shoall also take ayan-
tag o: the occasion 10 have grand banquet
extcnsiyo scale. where the great minds about to
scme together may be inspired with word. OF Ms
siom Ia view ~ the blessings which to to
The pgesent and every future generation By slch
public enterprises II treason and scdition are not
harbcred in the land, to destroy the natural results
cf their construction. IL j. proposed, ~ believe, by
thu ;any, t. proceed TO the shores Of Lake Erie
The lay u the opening, in special train aud
40 the arrival nj pUukrk, there will be grand
.icast ~ reason aud how Of soul' This i all very
well: but ought t. ha,e spcochesat both end Of
the route and particularly ia thu great city, where
fhStSsnds will rush ii to hear the Grst orators or
The country. and where they may catch the holy
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The American steamship Arctic, Captain Luce
with four days later intelligence RON LWspe, i
s.y CO 81 THE port.
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Berlin corrc.ponlspce Of the Goth int states that
party II the Berlin police Is preparing attend the t.
hibition In Lendnu
NJ Boeher .. designated tn rfu..'an agent Il
Frankfort
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Eneii,h Imperial Three-ply Carpc,,ng. 10,

rrat the New Nork Laundry. ~. /. spruce
NH--au. Family clothes eal#d for aud d,vtrUd ia any
iaft tie city. ~ toc process used, aal
alif
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a. . Nelson names o. Jo ETC cS6nSsc5Giv Proprietor
TT,Ro1rING.-uNioN COURSE /. I--unNn,I,

rTRoITING.-UNtoN COURSE, l.. I.--uoSnAN, NAY
l.th, ~ - O'Clock =. NJ pure 81 10y o,lisrs Vi
b. trotti for Monday ne hiatt, bss. sArt I've,
barntss, ~ TIE follow ~ mat bod harscs-M Nsisus
names w. Nels0n ot VIZ. rer cutters b. nfI Po0.
VIM. Nhean r.. :. Sh.cklttaek; D. Nheipsy. 80 M IA,
~. The above trat 70 ~ precisely a. sf co ~
" Stages viii y IN readiness Grsud street ea rg
clip ferries WILLIAMSBURG. at ~ aud YctysA z. h.Arc
each wa,, cents and AZ fulton lgEry, ROBIN. 81
o'clock " M.-larc - cents, aud MATT til tc
JOHN I. sSEDfkLg, ~. tri,ter.
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ADJOURNMENT or THE STATES RIGHTS CoNvES
TON ~ SoUTH CARoLIsA.-Our readers will find in
our columns, to-day, report in full Of the concu
sion VI the States Rights Convention, which has
been in session in Charleston South Carolina, for
some days past, and report Of whose proceed
ings, received by telegraph we Published from day
to day. We also publish the address Of the Conven
tion, which is very important document at this
time Our columns are much crowded, to-day,
that We have for comment upon il. We
shall devote some attention 10 il at early day.
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TO rnE nosoRAnLE srrrmss a. poucLAs !,
ne s, ana na's ~. s ws
the United states time when frs, took psrs
in its councils Your hdey to the great party wi.h
which you have maintaiasd its high principles, and
their regard and their They long ago
s ss % upon ,hs pp q ySar IN The
all the higAss duties Of statesman and their confidence
aud your country, during past years, Through
that trying time on have " stood side p Ss With tos
70 to the nsS "a sa devotion to tho
shared their arduous and trust ahors Ills
tory will record your name With theirs IN the s q those
believe that when they shall be called hence will
every danger which may threaten her to lead
forward IN her %s0n ana sasay W.
yon intimately and ofexpressins to in .he
@ in h s s the
nns occasion and we respectfully invite yoa' on some
Democratic Republican Electors Of the city aud county OF
Your fellow citizens.
Francis Il. Cutting Schuyler Livingston
John J. Cisco, Francis Griffin,
Peter Cooper. Emanuel b. Hart,
John D. vanBnren Edward SANFORD,
Charles ". Connolly Henry Arcuisrius Jr
, snry sSo Eamo,s. Sson "s' Bniler
Mortimer livingston. Anarew it, Miekle,
George Law, James y. Secor,
Benjamin r,s,uIsnsy, Rufus Prime,
John Anderson, Nicholas Dimond
Francis X. Iilicu, julius Wadsworth,
j. !. CoddiIgtop, Joseph A. Voisin,
William Kahn, August Belmont,
G.. Albinola, Edward X Collins
Isaac v. Fowler William MeMurray,
Al raham T. uilyer, Ralph Clark,
Edward Strahan, Robert L. Cutting,
John Even, Thomas Gilmartin,
Andrew Warner, Milton g. Smith,
Charles A. Seoor, Charles Sander,
Abrgham Denike, Edmund j. Porter,
George w. Narian. John n. Ross,
Abram :. Hewitt, Patrick Henry,
Wright Hawkes., John Cochran,
Florence Mccarthy, Charles Francis,
Joseph H. Marsh, John \. Savage, Jr.,
John Il. Ueyelin, james Murphy,
Cornelius s. Bogardus, Edward &. West
John A. Stemmler, Joseph Cornell,
Eda ard Cooper, Henry w. Doson,
John A. Kennedy, Philo H. Ruggles.
Augustus Schel Alex. r. tacne,
Arthur Gillender. William C. Wetmcre,
Anthony l.. Robertson, ID. X. Floyd Jones,
Robert r. Woodward, Lorenzo b. Sheppard,
'ornelius j. Bergen, BeDjamiB =. Hart,
NJ. 4. story, w. d. allack
John Anderson Jr, Daniel X Taylor,
William u. AitkiD, Thomas 2. Yields,
Saml. l.. NJ BARLOW, George W. Pomeroy,
Allan Melville, Joseph Cornell,
A. J. Bergen, George J. Johnston,
Jared w. Bell, Henry j. habbitt,
Charles y. Wstmore, Tbos. N. Carr
william J. Reid. William Denman,
Henry Hilton, John H. hcCunn,
james james n i, Hy.'"s' Henry IT, Morspss,
j. ADDISON Ihomas, q. Striker, Jr,
Richard Sche Cyrus Lawtsn,
John Doherty william ID. Graft,
Thomas " oodward, John e. Brady
James :. SANFORD Gideon J. Tucker, u.
H. r. Carpenter c. w. Griffith
Rchd Is. Connolly, II. I, xulligan,
Charles j. Mead, ". Jay Haskell
James English, james N. Glover,
BENZ Brady, John Roach.
VIM. A. Douglass, d. Shepherd,
James Nckibbin Peter Parks,
william &. Freeman, &. 4. johnson,
Daniel Is. Taylor, James Smith,
fhomus s. Henry, Cyrus LawtoD, and othets.
SENATOR DOUGLAS REPLY.
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Taxing SrErs ~ TURKISH FAsuIoNs.-For two
DAYS past, two females have distinguished them
selves in Broadway, as pioneers in the revolution Of
petticoats. On Friday afternoon, between three
and five o'clock, they promenaded Broadway in
the new costume Of which so much has been said
recently The skirts of these ladies. whose counte-
nances we're OF pale and intellectual cast hung as
low the knees and trousers, in the Turkish style,
served to conceal nearly all the calf, while the
boots heels in aud toes out were n little worse for
wear, and exhibited very broad platform Of their
constitutions, generally. Other ladies the pro-
mcnade stared at these rcyoutionists, and the boys
applied their thumbs to their noses, and burst out
into loud OUTLAWS, while grave men smiled, and
young misses Uttered with Laughter. Certainly,
these specimens might be improved, if the ladies'
VINO nave undertaken the present reform viii toe
the mark witt handsome foot and new and ele-
CANT boots. They should apply to LETTERS on Broad
way to make suitable fits tor their feet for he can
reduce the most incorrgbe ankles TO symmetry,
and even those who are like Muilingar hefers.
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lIuslcal Items.

No GOETHE Jenny Lind ticket auction, Al:
Caste Garden. Yesterday morning.
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THE TURF.

CTNTREyILLE COURSE. hong fsIANp-rRorrrsC
- ~ $50 will 10 given tor Horses that never
the above three mile heat 10 harness
So 70 60 the second tet Horse. t. Nay zs
Entries 70 close Monday vysline May l2h " ~ ocqek ~
NJ. At kadden's Hotel. JOLL CoNkLtS Proprietor.
(,TNTREyILLE COURSE. LONG ISLAND rnO rlfsG.
~ purse SO wiii b. given, mile hett tost three
ave in harness. free ftr Horses
49, 10 May 18TH Entries t. close Apsday
ming May Iath, ny 10 o'clock y. W. az Maddeu's etsE
JOLL CONkLiN, H.vrrister.
rrNTREyIIIE COURSE, 4. I.-TROTrtNa. --THrES
- day MAY 18th, at - o'clock. u. M-Mafsh Sl0sf
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-11

New York, sunday, May III, 1851.