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COMMERCIAL.
From ..r Commercial Correspondent
Nxw YosK. April Q. 1856

s M8Ss3N tF NKw YosK, April o, 1862.
The export trade OF New York for the first OF the
year. compared with that OF the corresponding
months Of previous years. presents very satisfactory re-
suit The total exports for the i quarter OF the current
year Of 1882 have been equal onchsii the whole
ports Of year iss6 tho last OF tho operation Of the
tariff Of l8i2 and In which lhs export trade began 10
feel the influence Of the failing potato crops Of Europe
II we table tho exports Of domestic produce only
from this port Tor many years. find results a. iolovi
Eruoal. of aa.usafic uuadues Ns1 York.
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CARD.-A OF Bohemian Venetian glassware,
texcosta, and antique paper mschr silver plated
marble asbase bquet and prian figures French
China lamp. and candeabra Italian paintings Ac is In
win take Odd Feows Hall In few days
The very comprises all that
produced the manufactures Of Europe
duplicates Of articles exhibited Worlds
Faif
Catalogues prepared and due notice OF tbs day Of
sale, particular description Of future adversenen
Mar l6-duf JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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Alexandria Bo.t.

= srr>v, THE GEORGE WASHINGTON
EUae part follows Boats fare 2A coach fare,
Persons making tbs "trip for pleasure, boats
half price. Three coaches leave Nohsn Liberty Market
also leaves the Capitol * o. H.
lk, 2k, AZ, and O'Clock.
Leave Alexandria H. IL, 2k, *, and O'Clock
Leave Washington tsk, TO- ie M 5ki and 6x O'Clock
JOB coRsoN,
Mar 23-d Captain
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Norfolk Hsns.

PROPOSALS Carrying the Malls OF tho United
saes following route from the LIST day of July 1884,
the 1885, will received office OF
the Office Department. In the city OF Washington, until
l4 day Of May, 1884, 10 se decided by the nextday'
OHIO.
lO5s From Columbus Bloomfield, Cevie Chcothe
Waller, Waveriey Pketon and Lueasvle, 10 Portsmouth,
81 miles and back, daily.
Summer Schedule; from April TO October ].
Columbus daily Q, m, arrive Portsmouth same
Leave daily s, m, arrive Columbus
day by ., p.m
Winter Schedule from October TO March 81
Columbus daily m, arrive at Portsmouth same
day by IL
Portsmouth daily at g. m, arrive at Columbus
day by IL, P.
intended The mail
carried preference and TO their exclusion
mails Mail agents be conveyed
will made mail pay for and
for those performed ageeaby the contract
all the
failures for violating the Post Once laws He alter
schedule provided he allows for
the change and months
dispensed with No
pay advertised dis
the distance above desgnnted be short stated
should be addressed the Second Assistant
General endorsed Mail Proposals in the State Of Oho
with responsible
certificate OF posmases setting forth
or Ohio
NJ. X. HALL Postmaster General.
Posr orrIox DEPARTMENT, March ~, 1852
Mar 25-1aw4w
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The amount in the city now is very near SIG
than beforehand the supply OF bills is in ex
of demand, causing rates to rule at 9A with down
tendency Under such circumstances money becomes
increasingly abundant, and may now be had at call at
per good paper Ga per cent and long paper within
the legal The immense profits paid by Of the
banks continue stimulate the creation Of those institu
In Ohio The auditor reports profits for some OF the
banks ranging from 70 AL per cent? and those
must consequently continue 10 multiply. The number OF
banks that State has increased from 81 to 10 in the
year. and their discounts $40 900 The
nj which banking In New York aud Boston
ia the following table
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ny >. Q. meeurRE, Ames,on..r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN MOST ELIGIBLE LoCA-
TIoNsRy virtue o decree Of the circuit court Of the Dis
Columbia, will be sold, premises respectively,
Tbursday the 15 Friday the eth and sstu
day the m instant all those pieces parcels Of land known and
Of Washington follows
49, l6s, situated northeast Of
and Connecticut (Sae Thursday At half
O'Clock, .. m.) a4s f @N
Lots Nos a. and TO- in square 3o situated Masss
ches~s side. 1Itb (Ssle
on Thursday, Mt quarter past O'Clock, p m
Lots Nos and Y, $50 fronting 4th
between and streets tsae Friday, at hafpss O'Clock
p. m.l
Lots Nos and square 4ea, fronting Maryland
avenue between eh and 7h tsac Saturday half
past O'Clock, p. MI
No ~ IN SQUARE 49, fronting north stree, SOUTH between
and 9th streets. (5ale Saturday a O'Clock,
Terms sale prescribed by Decree win Sc One
the purchase money be The balance in
g. H. monihs with bearing
secured EH
T the term. complied with days aner the
csold the risk and
At the expense Of the purchaser Tide
CAROLINE cox, Trustee.
n0-pls, o my auction room ,n, .a-.
Apt JAMES " mc"othh, hneuoneer'
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state Of Texas, Comptroller's Once,
Austin, February 20, 1852


Austin, February 20, 1851
IN compliance legislature OF the state Of Texas,
approved 1852 will be received this
May 1881 for the sale Of million Of
dollars per United stock, issued
indemnify for The sale and surrender Of portion
under the Of
the Of The United saies approved September %
Said proposals. be6 purchase Of said bonds the
Of Aun and the proceeds thereof
place; bonds delivered the
city Washington D. c. the proceeds thereof deliverable
third bonds TO be delivered al the city OF New
the thereof deliverable al the same place Pro-
delivery OF the bonds the
New and the proceeds thereof
deliverable each Of said points
Of five cent payable
rcdeemable fourteen from tbs FIRST Of
1851 said bonds has been already
paid leaving thirteen years interest stilI due
accepted for than hundred thou
the individual make
bids
Bids should be which may
accrued OF bonds prior their delivery.
specify before the funds will be available
receiving notice Of the acceptance OF their bids
Comptroller Of Public Ae
counts place. and endorsed Proposals for the Purchase Of
United Stock"
JAMES B. SHAW,
March l3-d2ot 10 Comptroller.
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DACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--A notice hsv-
ing appeared Saturdays papers the
ssnxers provided responsible agencies
subject detention the Isthnas OF Panama. h deemed
Oregon Panama,
pare steamer
accident Caiforna, Ryrc
psny, the Of the present month
ny order VIM. n. DAvIDcE, Secretary
Nrw Yosx, April J, 1852
Ap 6-dd1f As
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NEW SPRING Goods GeHtlemen.--The subscribers
% ~ :::. rss :y ;:
DO medium quality DO 90 ..F5#
80 low low priced so;a,.s sa,s s,,,,s ,,o,s do
% % new new ;y.s " .ssas ss ss.:i%:s:. s.,
do DO very very ss ss .ss ..aS S.ss .s ;ss: s.ss .. ~
50 DO new .,ye French Mar.eilles DO ss ,
10 do very hse plain and nsursd white do
a M aa xas aa.
undsrshts drawers sc which
"'"'' '"''' "'' ''''' HooE, ssoThER. co.
Mar 29-4wf ). Z Il :.
IN fully their friends and The public generally ua
by Than usual eecune their assortment
ass sss.. ;oS % "s. Of Which 70 The ~ wsso" ]
sS..s a. from The large and they may Se
ss% g nss dSps. .os. s % s.s. and sDs.
than few Of the leading articles
''ss'' %s T.;s s.@ s1s.s. '.S % sHsss's ss &c: sss
IS do - and a. plain black silks. high asue..
% ,s,y ass ssek srcsaas ,.as silks a.,
Also, French bereses, mou-selincs de laine
Real ope'a foulsra .Ils French printed pophn'
sroc.se orrssdis pompsdour, orsandie muslin.
French lawn printed seo9e', ensro,dersd Swiss muslin
They also s.s especial s,snon q i've new .. spring
man,a. with and without vests and hoods which considered
Large been emsedsre-
= - H6oE. BRO. co.
Mar Is-4w
T,IIE undersigned wouid respectfully call yonr at
tenon his present facilities for letter printing
Having and improved printing
machine of 5000 impressions ho"
Thereby reducing he
enabled cards, circulars, heads sbe ball tickets
description of printing from the smallest caro-
f .s S,'s pep and ss
.''l.ssea q Re'pss,:,| gos''; ;ssSi,
once under Temperance Hall, s,res', near Ninth
GW jjI'IzzI5j1III % - RaR 3
Baltimore and washington Raiircsd-Change Of
nm amer Monday March iss the passenger trains viii run "
leave Baltimore At II and ., a. m. 4 and ~, p. m.
Leave Washington nj and " a 12i, m, and 4,
Washington will he expires. tsnssfopping only for
On Sundays fourth trains from Baltimore and
the second and third from Washington win be omitted
Feb si--d1 sf Agent.
DARAsOIs psrssols ~ PsrasoIs Hive have just
ceved direct New msnufsctuers largest
aud fashionable
5 So Ladies', IL you good parsso low
McLAIN 4 HARRY,
MarT-eod2w Between 9Th and 9th streets,
IUANTnD.A coorsd do the cooking washing
q good place in1aire at this office.
IL. the Msgastnes he found Taylor a Maury's
bookstore, sph-crhe copies delivered
part ofhe city ~ nc receved
Apl ##
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Sr1 Feaon kuisd-lfossss Fired oy ths Moo-lM AiI
ttary called o.f.
sr LOUIS April 6-The returns Of the election held in
this city yesterday for corporation officers Indicate as lar
seseoas The ,ss ward returns have no, yet been rs
cssed Mayor kennet has been reelected mayor by rom
most dsxraceuI riot occurred In the first ward last
niah which, regret add resulted In the death OF six
persons and the woanding Of so"s nvs OF SIX o'"s So
Atsr the polls had closed and whilst crowd q the
friends Of the successful candidates. We're passing Werck
tavern German coffee house, al the corner OF 7h
and Park avenue five six guns were nred upon the
ms .hsrsafsr several others were carried of severely
wounded The excitement occasioned by the oursge was,
house and mpetey demolished It's contents and then
Sc, fire 10 hebuilding Two other buildings adjoining
Inhabited by Germans were also fired and destroyed by the
The crowd sgain fired upon the Of Park
and Carondeet avenues. and member OF the 81 Louis
Fire Company was mortaiiy wounded Tbs house from
which the shot had been dred was immediately rlddsd
and the crowd pursued their up town and dispersed
Later night crowd collected around the Office Of The
the military wa. ordered out by the mayor anG having
force around the block in which the office was
The office appeared 10 be deserted the propeiors having
probably anticipated attack The city Is now perfectly
quiet. and order appears to be restored.
Great Fire at Padaeah, Ks~taeky.-Forty Badings De-
stroysd
LOUISVILLE, April GA large fire occurred az Paducah
en.aiing loss Of Si0o 900 and above the
soon Hay woods House the north and
several frame beildings on the south The branch bank
was entirely the fate OF the money, Nc in Its
us is yet The Offices Of the Democrat and
the Journal sustained slight damage by The hurried
removal OF the contents, but otherwise. Daring the
fire gang OF thieves commenced their work, but their
i depredatons suspended The town Is mass
| OF ruins.
Norfolk Hens
NORFOLK April $50 far has been heard, marine
disasters have yet knowledge in consequence
OF the the coast News generally is very
/ scarce.
The schooner Francis of and from Newbern N c., with
cargo saves bound to New York, has put in here with
| the loss of her bowsprit.
| Our market is quite bare Of country produce, which
makes business dull Corn very carceyeow b8 cents,
white 56 cents and mixed 65 cents.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.
81 u t No. 80 Wan street, NV
.u3 .er Fl 5t..5sU9.0 BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO..
s#, .ey a~u.far s y. q. ROBERTS b co.. f.I
13 Kings Arms Yard, LONDON.
#Ns 1 fw.N JOHN MUHROE d 90,
% Rue Nore Dame des Vetof's
E#+e Paris. W
GEO. II DRAPER, Have,f
The of these ships win be accountable FOR god
bullion, specie ewey, precious metals unless m
hiding therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
aept 5-dy ."" &t# faiaN HtHt Ata tt t@t
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Notice OF diseonfinuance the United sssses
Land Once Ford Wayne, Indsasa. tti

Lam" omee ~ Fou Wsy"e' is"'-'-- 80.
HINDER The provisions the second section Of The act Of
approved June ~ 1870 which declares Inst whenever w
OF public land remaining unsod in land dstct
reduced number Of than hundred houssnd
shall be the duty NJ the Secretary Of the Tressny 70
such and land In any sucn des sn
OF the dsconnuaece o and once we
subject OF the existing land omc
which the land ONCE shall hr
been discontinued, Of which the Secretary OF s T,esss sn
rive notice ~ duties Above regcd Aars eeH s
Of ne Interior by hs"sf 10 efa he
pfo,asD Deparfncni,' approved I'd March. lsss- :,
accordingly hereby ths the 8~retsy ~ ~ ~
This obcc hc land eace a. torf War
Indiana discontinued and the isnds rensnn
OF BE- thereafter subject
10 land Once st faSianapoi In said State
unsod wnsppvopriatcd by su and sn
private within the limits Of the Port Wayne district, WV
heretofore that once from me d
OF the receipt and thereof s
TnSarapo wH gire notice Of The day or r
they be prepared TO reeeire cppeaoms for entries D ay ~
lands af their Office. -.
y. BUTTERrfELD
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Feb I5-9sw3w
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EOR RENTTwo pleasant rooms, with board " desired, IN
private fauy o. Tenth Gentle
preferred children received and references required
Aps-d3ts .tr'
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MARRIED.,

On the eth instant, by Rev. RossER Mr. JOHN HANDY
THOMAS and MISS EMILY GORDON, ali of this city,
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Thus the capital has increased Sl2 900 900
per cent per In New York they average little
than that Such profits sufficiently tempting
10 induce further Investments in the direction but
a, yet speculation has hardly started at all enough,
however observe the multiplication Of banks to know
that they make the they feed on" Every increase
OF creates demand for further loans the pre-
yous ones approach maturity. Ii will be remembered that
the re never such clamorou demand Tor bank
facilities THE of trade at the time when
the bank loans the highest II is such moment
tha the amount due the banks is essential and must by
be by loans, and these they suppose
be the requirements Of legitimate business Ia Pennsy
vana however, there appears TO have been decrease in
the banking account this year. as folowsi
Bamks Of Pennsylvania, November.
Nov, 1850. Nov, 1881
Capital y, sss ,.s, 20,
Loans Sss,zss 'Sco,, 80
Specie oss,.ss
Circulation.
Depostes s.HSosrss ''e''y''o
The Pennsy bank has not been such as
promote confidence among business development
In the general movement Of trade The prospect Of con-
siderable exports from the country, az YET how
ever, affords a sound basis for credit. sM.
The markets today fayoaby affected b5 the Baluo's
news She brought considerable orders for cotton and the
rates were firm under a large demand former The
which are lower under improved supplies But produce
generally 10 in better demand and eisht. with better
supply OF shipping favorable for exporters Stocks
remain firm a, rates sdy OF last week
Yours, PRENTICE
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gELEGHAPHlo aEroRTs. a.,

LEGAL Election ST Louis Fsayfl Riot aad Boodshsd =
Si1 P0sess KtiIsd.-Lfossss Fired 6y ths Mob-Ms NM
itary called o.f.
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rII RLEs SEXTON, Attorney and CouDssilos-e'
offers his services the aupseme ton
United claims before Court OF na
cnns against the various Of the general gos
and before Congress, procuring patents IN obsnng w
and bounty lands In collecting debs and inhssnes
negotiating purchase and sale lands In part Of the
States especially claims before the court q
under with Merco prepared TO give NJ
tencn, California land title coming the un
Supreme Court appeal. a,
The maps compiled from m
ofbe General Land Once and statistical nfcrmnon
hracine improvements md population Of the Territories no
important the United States srreeaby 10 the late en
obtained his once 18th street, opposite the IV
Building, Washington, D. q. Ia..e..,l
References Hon Justin Buterfed, Washington city bis ete.
Ramsey. IT Paul. Mnnesotsi John
staw, New York city Peter w. Burnet rsp,
AIviso Messrs. Thomas Compartment co
dephis; A. Lsdew Co, ST. Lonis; Me-sn o. Az
nsthy Co., Oregon City
Feb s-2sw3m Hf ~
rsyCElAIOU Butldsng Havdvsre and Tool ss@,
largest and only establishment OF ihs ns
the United states.WM. NJ MCCLURE BRO, No vof Ms
street, 7h, Philadelphia. Msnufacurers depc, or %
kinds warranted quality premium porcelain tncns
patterns siser-psed hnses Ac, with the most eompes So
of all the modern patterns N this line 40, .ocs
Builders and dealers invited 70 cav ano Wv"
Catalogues sent by mail, II desired 80 -
Hot air register. and ventistors, q, factory prices
March l3-lsw6m
n IL UOOE Il CO., WhoIessre and Retail Deese.s, e,.l
carpens 6oor oil cloths, msnxs, cprisin "a''s
furnishing goods ann
Pennsylvans avenue, between Tih and SIN s"ee's'
DC.
Aug Mt #" lN ILL.,.
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rANTON MATrINGs-Ths day received per
V from New York
rs pieces quality ~ Canton mating
10 do do 50 do do
do Ga do do
- checked do
do 54 do do
do Ga do do
The above goods Of the best quality and win he sold low
prices. Also, good stock of carpet rugs. oileIoths &C.
YkRBY h MILLER,
Opposite Centre Market, Pennryizanis avenue,
VOWS sKATIAlRONt-Anc and valuable discovery for the
IL preservation and growth Of the hair.
Also, fhnon's chemical bnlssm
Bauy iricopherou fun and fresh supply received
The above preparations win be sold the trade manufacturer
prices
Ao Babb shaving cream, Babbius syberean
soap for the toilet
All Of preparations may be found uniform prices
sTEvENas
Ap7-Cteodi Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
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steamship Columbia will ply, in connexion with the
steamers Fancisco and ports IN Oregon
passenger 250 bs baggage free,
ceeding measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight Chags 10 cent? foot and from
Panama 10 San Francisco the of 500 per
freight passage, apply the ONCE of the companyiH
West street New York city M. o. ROBERTS.
Ian l6--d3m
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II OWEN & SON. Military and Naval Merchant Tai
IL. method Of informing their friends and The pub
lie generally that they have Just received direct from New York
goods, consisting Of blue
fancy black and fsncy csssimees, with
choice selection of the latest styles together with variety o oe
articles of eeniiemen'
Thankful for past vors, they request tina, their friends win cal
and eramine for themselves.
Ap7-3tawim
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
P o E II Il Y.
THE FROSTED TREES.

What strange enchantment meets my view,
SO wondrous bright and fair?
Has heaven poured out its silver dew
On the rejoicing air?
Or am ] borne to regions new
To see the glorious there?
Last eve, when sunset filled the sky
With wreaths Of golden light,
The trees sent up their arms on high,
All leafless to the sight,
And sleepy mi>ts came down to lie
On the dark breast of night.
But now the scene is changed, and all
Is fancfully new;
The trees, last eve so straight and tall,
Are bending on the view,
And streams Of living daylight fall
The silvery arches through.
The boushs are strung with glittering pearls,
As dewdrops bright and bland,
And there they CLEAN in silvery curls,
Like gems of Samarcand,
Seeming in wild fantastic whirls
The work of fairy land.
Each branch stoops meekly with the weight,
And in the light breeze swerves,
AS if some viewless angel safe
Upon its graceful curves,
And made the tibres spring elate,
Thrilling the secret nerves.
Oh! could dream the robe Of heaven,
Pure as the dazzling snow,
Beaming as when to spirits given,
Had come in its stealthy flow,
From the sky at silent even,
For the mornings glorious show.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-12-30
HOUSE PLANTS IN WINTER.

not M6s SroH So the Ne as M he %x plants de
sure take great deal more pains with
them, and water and nurse and air them, but
all will not do; they are weak, slender,
sickly, and some of my best plants have
died while Mrs. Jones seems to take very
little care Of hers, and yet they grow and
bloom beautifully"
This appeal to US for aid and advice,
which has just been made, is not the first
complaint of this kind Of ill-success. The
truth is, come plants are actually nursed to
DEATH Care and attention bestowed on
plants, arAich they do not need, is worse than
no care at all. 1t is knowing just wha! to
do, and doing that and no more, tha! gives
some persons their success. Or, as late
writer remarked, there are too great points
to be attended to; first, not to let your plants
suffer by neglect. and second, not to make
them suffer by interference. We would class
The requisites for good trea,men, as follows {:
/ Plenty of light.
2. A due supply of waller.
3. Proper temperature.
Fresh air, cleanliness and good soil are
obviously of importance, but are less likely
to be neglected than the three first named
wants, and we shall therefore add few ad-
d,ional remarks under these heads.
l. Light-Plants cannot by any posi-
biity have too much Of this. The stand
should therefore face the window and be
placed as near to i. as practicable; and the
window should be broad, as lille obslruc-
ted by outside trees as the nature of the
case will admit. Blu. rapidly growing plants
require most light; hence should be placed
more directly in front of the window.
2. Water.-This must be given accord
ing TO circumstances. A plant in nearly a
dormant state needs very lit,le-those in a
rapidly growing condition require considera.
BILE. Too much water will make the latter
grow slender, but they will bear greater
supply if in strong light. 1t must be re-
membered as standing rule, that dorman,
plants may remain comparatively in the dark
and with little water; and growing ones
should have good supply Of light and wa
ter. Blu! it must no. be forgotten that green
house plants generally are nearly dorman,
during winter, and The soil must therefore be
kept but moderately moist, as the plants in
this condition do not pump any moisture
from the soil, and lilsle escapes directly by
evaporation. Drainage; by filling one fifth
of each po, with charcoal, is Of importance
3. 1emperature.-Many house plants are
destroyed by too much heat, which increa-
ses the dryness, and both those causes to-
geIher, are more than they can endure. A
cool room never as low as freezing, is best
From SO to 55 degrees is much better than
65 to 70, the ordinary temperature of living
rooms.
Swinging the foliage with ,ep1d water, lc
wash off whatever dust accumuIates, is o
use and the admission Of fresh air, wher
there is no danger of chilling or freezing ,he
foliage, should not be neglecled.-.alban1
, Cultipaior.