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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-19
1,RoToN A5uEDuoI %, 81. Q 40 rs

z Sealed pFsposals, sldosed FoPosaT IoT oldns
Avenue viii he Office Of the Croton Aqlsdnct
Department Rotunda PARK until Friday the Ssth day OF nh
s5 at clock build with the necessary hsce'
ng Basins aud Culvsrs Avenue A Sixteenth and seven
snih streets pan of the Sewer and specifications Tor TIE
hudng of the all information relating thereto can
obtained application the Water Purveyor At th once
lie Crotoa Aqusduct
YnTk March Is. lrhI. ~ ~.
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yE,gF PEOPLE OF The STATE OF SEw-fORh' o. ne
grsc- oh Goo free sud dsutIo AT frfsns n
s,ts of BERRY sHIPMAN late OF tho city Of heS 9 pc
e a. cr,dtor. legases 0i oh-rS &C. sena gee
No Yoa ss6 you hereby cited and f-llnels
40 snrsr bsfos ot to Cp1atg ~ ~ i'
ts CIV of Nsp Yars the tlfd GAY o Apfi n@Ft,
,-v,u octck foreaoo Of that 1ay. tn-n ad mere s
- ID f,l s.tr@meut Of pfoc--1ns Cd ALI NJ
rs UNDEFHILL Executor Of tie at I'll ans tssah'A o.
sad l-c-sssd ..t....t q g.. a. al. a p.
" rq-.t4 20 ss tersulto ALFRED Wf--s+ 4 !" ~ l1i.,l
r. 81 orste Of our .aii T. atthe ny 1 Ne" t'f' l-
lind "a, If sach 10 .h- Of oar Lord one ino-sala
.ht hundred and cry ore 49, .-.-,y- s--....
ms A W DNADfY-ND' ~-'tN.--
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CITPFTT DFPARTMFNT No Z HALL OF RECORDs.-
- sealed PROPOSALS 10 BE- reserved at the stree Conns,oasf
o rt Fd,y the 9st day of March. 1871 A. occA %
AZ nave 5th az 7d e. To build an addition %
s Pier A. the lot or 2l Nonb River Pl spschce ons and
All nf rus hs haa Application 10 the Contract
Clsrk Of this Dsparusut March u, l%l
ma JOHN DODGE Street Connss olsf.
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STATE OF NEW YORK. Comptroller ONCE Albany, February,
C2 l1Ia pursuancs of the snttsd An at 20 provide
Tor a final str button q the funds by Comptroller belong
ing Of insoert bauks and bankers passes April TO-
leo Notice given BE- holders Of the Circulating N0res
following n.oves Banks that he circulating notes OF
banks outstanding be presented Al this Ones Tor payment
aad that Of Oh lsag
which shall presented within the time thus sechd
l cease 10 b. a charge upon the FUNDS Of SAID
naming Conptro- Tbs holders Of ad notes
will receive the specified presenting hs same 10
DANIEL B. ST JOHN, Chief Reg Of The Free BANKING De-
partment
Name Of Bank Secured ~ KATE u hraei7Pft3H
Bank Of Brockport Stocks Real Estats ~ cents
Clinton Bank, N.f. stocks ~ cents
Hamilton BauE. Stocks keA Estats faf Aoi laEoH
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PURSUANCE TIE surrg.ts Of VI 80
A Yors notice ssr-by gwen 70 al persons ha'lS ca'
ms DAVIDSON Of the City 81 Ns~ for., dscessso
~. sms thereof 20 the uosrosf A. ~ =
a N Hs-k-r ATTORNEYS. &c W ~ Wal street. m 1sS -
~ - IN bi,r, ID ssveuth DAY Of JOY asrt-pst-a Sss
49, d.y Of January 1881 JAMES C. DANlDs ~
is law6nN AouNu'e.- --
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StTREET DEPAklhEhI :, Hail Of Rscords-Pushc nohoe
- hereby gvsu following Resolution las been adopted
by the Common Council. Resolved That The Gas hs Brkhss
on Nor RIVER 18Th IAN s be bu mp under the
direction Street Commsoner snd that tie eTpene TIE col
tho Of twelve hundred DOLLARS el nom t
and slips account aud cass -
owners Of fronting sad buthead, or the ssses Of 80
lots aNsr the notes thereof be- % sm by me
street Commssoner shall neglect refuse 20 indemnify tho Cor
poator Tor expenses incurred building ID bukhead that
nnss a. The Corpnaton hs hereby directed 90 aks =
sl measures and from The sad parties or shs
incurred ADOPTED oy ths
Poord Of Iut Aldermen Dec Adopted BY The Bosrf
of Aldermen Jan H. s6l Approved by The Mayor Jaa g. 1881
3rr JOHN Y hpp'E Stf"st 'ihp'N-H'neF'
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nTANO-FORTES.-V. +. HAKRl-
ao.1 % ,.l.t T,vsreroom % story Ofers for sale
..rsDdid SssoTtnent OF Rosewood PIANOS OF o. ena
s,sSss Win ne sieslmprovemenn ms I'M
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STREET DEPARThLNI, ~ +sALL oF kECORDss-fqeis
- that tbs following Resolutions mas osst
sAoptsd Resolved That 1hst % srtsndes
m n.s viii BLOCK md under TIE sirscton OF nc
strss Comm tson the Street Commissioner give aotcs
70 the ansss OF the and lying urdr Tasr on oon 'isi
Of 7t a. 10 ns abovs arstso and
Srcodsn vii the provisions the grants 70 sad
owner made BY Mayor, Aldermen snt Commonsl Of tho
cv ~ Nv Yo Adopted the Board Of Assistant Alderman,
Nov s 1850 Adopted By the Board Of Assrmsn Dec H. s
Approv-d By III. Dec 4. $50 -
y. 1880 ~ sm s'nN '"D"N'N"'-'~'-
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(tROTON AQUIDUCT DEPARThENT-T0 CONTRACTORS
Sealed endorsed Prop for Sewer m IN Az and
psTtneiI, To % 70 % = ~ go A.
10 tud sewer and 7th - from the sever IAN 81
hrough 7av 18th point 100 fest west OF 6th ay Inc
man ana specatun Of the wok all Information relating there
mis- rot NICHOLAS DEAE, President
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nor BRIDGEPORT so cents.
CTATEN ISLAND STEAMBOAT
AN ID

Don and after March IS 1857, leave Whitehall a II,
l. s. and o'clock Leave Van DersL ais 10 II, and
6o'clock mia II
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rs PuRsuANCT of AZ order SurfUgas OF We Couls q
Ssr York Notice hereby gwen T. al person, hs'nk ANS
CHAPMAN late ohs { " siNeH ora nsfcnaAt
I-.S to ere.enfthe Nth Voucher tbesoi othe rss
Al Il . store Of Ira Pesgo, no ~ Made ale 10 ~ ~ . sT
- Apfi osrtltted ~ tcfA
.bth tay ofOctobsr 1850 JONATHAN Z Afht Erecate
% iswsuNs bbIohh DAi' E'e''eIA
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RT1NO-FORTES FOR SALE.-Per-
T&C. FISCHER, (lato NUNS & FIs-

y caEa) Mandatory and Waeroom, IIV Greenwich
eoneT on Dew PIANO FORTES warranted with ro-
,srse bridge and patent tube well calculated for keeping
hume Pisnoortes tuned, repaired and exchanged JZS S
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AZ PURsUArCE order Of the sgroEas ohAs Soaey a.,
vi rot,rs hereby gwen all persons hs's< 49,
.., MILAN BURCH, late Of the City 81 Nsr Oh 81
ss,a.sd 70 prssu, the same -ih vooohsrs - g.
a. 49, a., Of Kshgm No ~ Nassau street. 70 ". ~
yort ~ or before the iftesnth day OF aae nsrt- S'''
Ton, the ION oJ o'N' MARY Avn BURCH. EIscutrI
.,sv BFSJAaIN PETIT. Erscuiof-
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DTANOS FOR SALE and to hire, at z
Baclaylt opposite the AsIor House, rom u W W
..ss In rosewood and mahogany casef: usu
Az sss !. iAMFs THOMPSON, late Talman hanoau'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

(,ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAKTMENT-fO MAsON5.-
y Sealed proposals. ndosed "Proposa for building Sewer ia
Twentyf Il tie Office OF the Cfoton Aqus
Department Rotonda Pa until SATURDAY ne 2d DAY oi
March i5l al 3 O'Clock NJ g. build sewer with ms necessary
RECEIVING basins cuve Twentyh A. from the hudson
River TO point wet OF the westerly eide OF Eshth Az
II psn of aud specifications Tor the bum M OF me
zane other Information relating n etc can be OBTAINED 90
~ iesI NICHOLAS dean,
lots P'es5ent ~ he CIoton Aqneduot u,paILMsn-
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PIRsAE Of an order Of the Surrogate a tha Coany
INewYcrk Eotcs hereby gwen . Al persons hssns ca'
-, Any KFNNELY late Of the CRY % New fort spn-'s
10 ptssen, the with vouchers thereof 20 ius 80
INC, a. H. r,s6suce Abtotsori, tie town OF ofsaou's
bs' Frry W.acnestsr Couaty. 10 before tns fih gay
IN Tuv re.t-Dsted Greeubursh TIE lh dsy - pscsnosf -
q6f .aw6mMedT fhANtl' hH'Nh''i f1------
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IN PURSUANCE order OF ths Surrogate Of tns County OF
RN.v YORK notice hereby gwen 70 All persons hNtk oaf
,.st AYCIs KELLY late ei the City Of Sc" foh, grocer
sssassd q present With vouchers s'o 70 us ,lssc
~ A. tbs .rs Of Bernard Reilly No lo Fulton strss we ny
Nav York on or the twenty ghh iaf OF mah nei
D,tss Rsv Yort tweuty second DAY Of N.tl is'
JAW " '' BERNARD REILLY, Adm nistratos
GA iswsmsW Ann KELLY. Admnistratnx
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rs PURSUANCE OF al ordsf o. the suuogs Of ne IN. "a
INew Yot Fofcs hereby gwen 70 a. ps'ss - Ss. Ierk
s~.,r.t PATRICK BRENNAN, Jas Of tie Cty Of - -
Esrsbsnt deceased Prese.t the sans Win
"a. Srbt,fsr AZ the oH-s Of Ismss Taylor 10 p.
-. n ~. ~ Of Yok, b-ors The - -
Ang.t rsIt-psted ss-l0rk, The Isety u Gay o.
1904. plrSs.S Z tfrlr .stratriz.
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The UNITED STATES HorsL.--li gives US great pleas
ure learn that that old, fashionable, and welknown
a. c. Allen, esq., so well and so fayotably known in
connexlon with the hotel under Mr. Mitchell His name Is
guarantee that the house will maintain It's character
and popularity also learn that the services OF most
tend the housek eepng, and attend 10 the wants and ne
cesses Of The ladies who paroalze the establishment
The house has been thoroughly rehed painted and pa
pered the baths have been put in complete order We
randahs are being built in different parts OF the house,
has been splenddly refurnshed at heavy outlay
We have hesitation in saying that the United States
will bear the prosperity that has ever followed II, and
sustain it's character OF OF the best hotels IN the repub.
lie See ad advertisement, Pennsyipdnta Inquirer.
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with the South has been one Of the tenets OF the
whg church at the North, and il not SO wonderful that
of its elders should feel bound enlarge upon the
point The democratic doctrine upon this subject is the
only the only republican one and the only scrip
tural one. Mind your own business" says common
"Let the rights OF every member OF the conede-
racy be sacred in the eyes Of every other MEMBER en-
joins the constitution everywhere. Extract first the
beam from thine own eye and then thou shalt clearly
10 pull out the mote which is in thy brothers eye, is the
caution given by Holy Writ To abstain from all inter-
ference with the institutions OF the South to grant her.
IN spirit OF justice and magnanimy, every right that
was fairly hers, has ever been the principle OF the demo-
cratic party II portion OF that party have of late been
led asay. and sacrificed their fealty on the shrine of
aboitionsm, enough Of the faithful still remain keep
the ancient banner fying-enough to rally at the ancient
battle .cry--enough we trust, to the country II.
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IN ali land granted
under Inc September 1850, in lieu OF he originals
which may destroyed the following reguanons
approved OF the Interior will be observed
reach the hands OF the party ennted
who II
should enter cayest IN The General Lane
Ofc. prevent OF patent 10 fraudulent claimant
Of the facts in the case at least once
lion o directed o.
whe. In such publication the intention sha
Commissioner OF PENSIONS 70"
dupca should be miuy De
against the improper use OF the one mrs.
The identity the applicant be satisfactorily established
upon which the application for tho reissue based
and clearly forth under OATH the wafrnns s
in he has himself located
the warrant IN question
In eases where duplicate founded me non
original there be required q
un wsuantee IN The application for renewal =
cedbiy Of each and afant he du
b, administering the oath, and that bic on
be verified by The officer unse
| his sea fofiee. y ~ HbNlht
| Nav I'D krpit iomfntasidner oi Fensoha'
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nv pYna q noeuInE. Auenon.sr..

VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY
pROrERTYOn Friday afternoon May 80, at O'Clock We
the that valuable property Known -
No ass by substantial three
front M story back brick dwelling and store.
No Ill the improved by three
warehouse.
nearly opposite the Patriotic Bank "a
business location city being
dlns Market md the pfnclpa
eet leading Of The attention o.
eapai.,. "a respectfully urged afordinr opportunity o
profitable investment
Terms fourth Of the purchase money IN cash. anh INC
due instruments Of ono, two and uee years a'
secured bearing interest Title indpuabe ana :" con
v.yance. expense Of the purchaser - :. ,,,n.,
May 29-d2t pfhn " l"o'o'"s'
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From the following extract seems TO surprise the ed
Of the Alexandra Gazette that there should be any
m the part OF the democracy 10 defend its doctrines
ID maintain its organization. IL would be strange, in
ssd, that This old party should be expected to Join in
o.annss 10 an administration which has moi prn-
pie in common with IT, Even in regard to the Com.
Onse, Mr.. Webster has declared to The people OF New
ok that its provisions would be more acceptable TO
m Il they secured the runaway negro trial IN NE
enage where he is arrested and Mr. Webster seems TO
ave been specially empowered By the President 10 rep.
sen his views The editor Of The Alexandria Gazette
scarcely mean 10 maintain that the execution OF
fugitive slave law is act OF such great merit az 10
| hle Mr. Fillmore TO a reelection. Why, II Mr. sum
p, OF Massachusetts were in the presidential chair, he
ad not do less than Mr. Fillmore has done 10 execute
b. law Both OF those gentlemen seem TO consider
avery great political snso great 10 justify them
asserting that no more slave territory shall ever be re-
Paved into The Union:
The Union newspaper s, indeed, organizing regular
?pposion Mr. Fillmore's adm sus'on and marshall
X parties in the old style. with reference to sectional
onsderstions (Which glad of even 10 greet
1rcsl principles, but the plain and 70 many me
mpng issue OF the ows against The ina The Union re-
nds in and spiri, Of the regular psrsan
anals which have msddcned through the land ior
vsny years past but whose vocation We bad thons was
Tor twenty years 10 come II is The party champion
The opposition according the fashion OF such cham
on. VIII oh ba. been unvsyng hobecs TO the ffssue"'
hames the secretaries condemns the co"fse - wy
aminsation doubts It's wisdom censures us ncrs hu
rdic's is overthrow Well, II we nre TO have aregu'at
fashioned parry contest sgrin must be content
shall do our duty at least. defending Of the pufes'
best atoms. and one oil the most capable, too,
'nithe eouurry hiss ever had"
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COMMERCIAL.
NEw YoKK. May 27-4,

New YoRK, May "a p. m,
The advces OF panic in the Liverpool cotton market
which reached here Saturday, created surprise
as there apparently substantial for such
fright The general ciTcu of trade, which al
uded In former letter suffering under the depression
OF ogerpodnction, doubt bore heavily upon the
kets and while the abundance Of money enables specus
tors TO hold cotton at comparatively high price, goods,
under the heavy supply, fell which would
muneate production, and pu chased only
hand to mouth - and struggle between specua
tors and spnnes has finally resulted to the OF
the latter entsinx severe losses the former The price
OF upland cotton In Liverpool has fallen as follows
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QIJARrIEs-Thosc Of from
y materials for building sushsc
Institute Washington D. c. They Ne
Just above the mouth Of Seneca Greek ~ miles
Georgetown and
stone They me
highest bidder Tuesday the ID 81 al ON ms
Persons designing these 1uarres are de@Ieo
Cor further particulars,
Rev Q, r. Nourse Seneca Mills, Montgomery county, .sp
land. fIntel.l HS N-s~"".
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THE respectfully his friends and the
ens he has assumed the propr,etorshp 81 ibs
limited hotel
proprietor feels perfectly safe IN promising " '
pstron- nothing rcputa
ION the Mo has beer
shared IN completely establishment and he par
changes introduced for the COVE
ladies' determined 10
on OF that always SO Hee,
besto the old United States : .,xr.
May 29--Imn - " HiihN'
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Washington and vicinity that she has just received
de and beautiful assortment OF
Of shapes and coiors entirely
children patterns handsome
cc vaepcas inside handk Paris
ape French pocket hsndkerche Also, large and
handsome assortment Of French flowers Ac
the ladies should her
call as The goods really worth their attention.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 18th and l5th streets
9o-da
THE subscrtber would respectfully inform the pub
lie that from the city for short period My
business c. Green, during abb
settle all accounts and collect all debts
Nav Qa--eodd
NEW styles OF 6sncy shirts, with vests
IN attached.
Also, super Iisle thread under shirts and haifhose
Gaure m
rTsh supply cheap and desirable article
for warm weather just received and for sale at
~ CHAs. n. LANES
Gentemons Furnishing Store, Pennsylvania sv.
May 2o-3f
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The decline has been greatest in the poorest qualities
and these differences stock of $50 7s0 bales May Cd
would represent loss OF eight millions of dollars
which, OF course, will be realized in its whole extent
because reaction has already taken place The spnnes
who generally bare of stocks freely into the
market and reaction ensued -prces ruling the 18th
from Id above the lowest point. II the that
the great fall in cotton created demand for money in Lv-
epoo to hold and sales of railway shares took place
extent that depressed prices The stagnaon which had
been prevalent in the Lancashire districts mostly
cbed to high prices and of confidence their
tlnuance On the continent. the general depression Of
prices caused cessation OF work In Paris twenty thou
sand workmen and in Lyons fifty thousand were out of
employ The fall in cotton by the breaking down of the
weak spectators terminated the markets The cotton.
holders reason that as in lsa9 the prices crop
22S0OO bales 90 per cent in price, following crop
under 900 bales II cannot fall much Thus we NAV
make table Of deliveries and prices several years
United States cotton and Liverpool Nc York.
Consump. bsies baies s,nna, v unn'
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The rise was very gradual from May to January, and
continued until March, since when IL has subsidized and
sh pment Of Spanish quarterdoIar Cuba took place
this week, from which 1t would that the price is
low here The export Of specie consists now how ever
almost altogether of double eagles England In the
week the whole shipment was 81 .093, 400, Of which
1894, 600 in the coin the London Bank gave
recently figures in relation to the character of the
California gold The price there is Sl6 per ounce
trade This 10 selected by the bankers and remi,ted
the mint An invoice received here turned follows
Received in this city $4,000
Net proceeds from mint II COS
Gain zoos
Freight and charges TO New York $3.50
Insurance "A per cent 500
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DEiB or SAMUEL CUsHMAs--The boa. samuel
ashuan, Of Portsmouth. New Hampshire, for many
the representative Of that district 10 Congress, died at
Nsmouh last Friday evening" al the age OF sixy-eght
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,,nxs nat ~ Martyrs history Of tber lives, s"f-
frings and deaths the commencement o. ohsnahV 70
he latest periods OF Pagan Popish prosecutions one volume OF
5i5 pages with very engraving Pc bound ssn
'h'HN'> sNANN''
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We notice the arrival Of General Twggs in the city.
sh b" lodgings at Wiard's Hotel. and will be IN the
ny but few days on business a. one OF the commits.
{oners Of The army asylum.
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The stock market 10 remarkably heavy, Notwithstanding
that there is better demand abroad for sound stocks
There is here however, little speculation. The prices TO-
BALTIMORE, Nav 2s--5. o

BALTIMORE, May 2s-5, p m.
As the day approaches which decide the fate Of the
constitution the excitement the subject increases
The Argus and Sun in favor, and the Patriot, American
and Clipper against the instrument. wagng lively
warfare. estimate the majority in this city for the
stituon from 1000 5000 votes; and this majority
alone is sufficient the vote OF the whole East
Shore
learn upon undoubed authority that the Charleston
Evening News has been sold party who will sus-
tain the Union and oppose secession
The annual convention of the Episcopal Church COM
menced its session in ST. Paul's Church this morning.
Bishop Nottingham presiding.
baltimore Market. June 80
Howard sea brands sssa City Mills :Od
at Y4T Rye -four, SO SO SO 81 Grain quietrecsips
cents Yellow wand and White corn s. g cent. oss
AZ cents
quiet sms sS" sale, ri Rio esoss
Whiskey selling at 2aa 2soen.. per gallon Woo! d2
bacco very quiet; sales of moment The money mar
ket becoming easier and discounts are more freely OBJ
NEW ORLEANS, Maya
The Canada's news has caused improved feeling la
grain unchanged. Mess pork $l4 SO. Bacon hrmsr
Sales Of Rio coffee at a 81 cents.
Parod leaves here to-day for the West She has been
extremely successful in opera.
New York, May 2s-2, p. m.
From the elections held yesterday to I'LL the vacancies
caused by the resignation Of the democratic senator's re-
have been received showing the election of At least
three wings, which will the passage Of the canal
bill at the special session of the legislature. .
The steamer SoulheIner arrived to-day from Charles
ton.
telegraphic despatch from Halifax, containing sddi-
,iona particulars Of the Canadas news. that Mary
land 6's in London quoted at SO go
NeU York Market.
Stocks without special alteration Flour has further
receded cents-saes of 500 bbs "a 81 O6 for
mon Stale brands. and 81 so "a ssIfo southern Corn
is active and nsaes of SO bushels 50 for
mixed and 50 for yellow Provisions and groceries
exhibit no new feature There is an indisposton on the
cepton OF their letters by the Canada. Yesterday sales
We're made OF 900 bales at half advance. Whisky,
23A cents, in barrels.
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CHARLESTON, May -.

CHARLESTON, May 70.
Sales yesterday of 200 bales OF cotton AT 81 cents
Upon the reception OF the Canadas news however
market recovered fully The majority of the sales
were made prior to the reception OF the Canadas advcos
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rnpyIN(s presses OF the most approved construction
ve,sI ,drfen kinds Also, English and French cop
ins paper Copying inks, brushes oiled paper, he ~ - IN
Nav ~ a""'
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sfordng small gain after paying all expenses
Money here continues very abundant and II has been
loaned 'at CALI by insurance companies as low I. per
cont The rate Is, however, per cent Inc multiplication
Of banks continues 70 DE rapo SINCE 'ne passage OF the
New York law restraining the rate OF discount 70 per cent
i've new banks nave oeen ofRAhzeo Ne~ Jersey under
the fee law oil ,na' Sae supply onc"auon view iork
at quarter discount IN msssacoose"s ifee BANKING
law has also been passed. "hcn WIN sPeeouy s~e credits
here IN ,n'' o'e 'oe's : eVe'y oaAnoe na' ne s'ec
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