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Mr. Hene at the SIN al table, was making sketch of
the group, and Mr.. Portman vas taking portrait OF
the regent.
After fe edipg he arty the subet :ntiss they asked
leave To suok- their Dipes of course accorded,
sno the chief treasurer after few wbis, presented
bic, with the embroidered tobacco pouch ached, to
tb. Commodore The mayor and other tressurers fol-
lowe0 biz example by handing theirs TO Cap sios
Bu ;hsI and Adams. There seemed TO be no end TO
the capsciy Of stomach in some Of these ofi,isls.
Preserved oy sers ober articles of food sealed up
10 An, rice excited an admiration boundess &c their
sppe,it@ Part of the dessert consisted OF melons aud
babaLas brought frum the BONN lsauds. Tness took
hem completely captive, and they begged that they
ipbt csrry sone home their wives. They were, Of
course Do SO; and forthwith the loose fJds Of
each ones r,be above his grdle converted into
yocket, aid lCaqeo With what it would hold.
Win things had reached this stage, there was bat
too much reason TO fear that the tide Of wine and
"wsssai Was fast gaming on the dry land Of sober
Judgment" All reserve was Low fully toswed out
Tee quiet repose of calm cOntentmeot sa. tnthroned
Oh the shii ing face of the jolly old mayor Of Napas-
The wiIkleo viesges Of the ~ithered old tcssur
ers Huehea and exp- poec Into rubicund faInss. Ihe
rgsn Mt alone preserved hS siens, sbxious dems
and ell be drank neuiralizef in i,s ELECTS o ms
excessive dignity. He 80. cared coroie and TIT
but once, and that Wac wbec the Commo ''fe 49, .od
him IN assortment OF American safaen $50 t.Is,
vsge,sbls. These be promised TO pan. ssJ -, led :.
cultivate The Con mod ire had prevloaNy ian ~
q Ire, ent cattle aud bsffslJes; these ne sso 49,
should be carefully looked ~ and theu onspfiog pre-
sTved. IN. A..
The band bad been playing on the neGa wuli. .cs
guesis were {. setting and when Tue "e'gh'oi Pt Oh
r. 6s.t,ysI VS. over the Com nosore ordered down
some Of the more expert performefs 70 pay ssos Oh
thu ia eeott hautbo Claio-et and corn u pistpo
The regent listened stteotve,yi pue tne mayor ana
f,soments TO be moved BY any "cOn;ord OF sweet
sJ. !" C,ffss was offered them under the .me Of
Amer ian tea" They did not reb-h IT. and rstored
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CAN sou ADRos TO THE CHINA SEA- AND "A
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f. W. Nd a M F'EssS e.
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SECOND BOARD.
SATURDAY, May lip. NJ.

Without large general business the Stock Market
continues 10 exhibit the leading features as dur
ing the week Operators for rise are discouraged,
while the opposite faction are selling freely on
the theory that the sdvces from Washington for the
next few weeks will keep the market in feverish
state, which is always unfavorable to upward
movement and that they may indicate serious compli.
cations with England and France. In the afternoon
there was very rumor that private dispatches
had been received announcing the absolute dismissal
of Mr. Crampton and considerable sales of the leading
faucies under this rumor. The condition Of the Money
market is our impression, has had but little inAa-
epce upon Stocks for the last day or two, there having
been no pressure which would induce free Gales, bu.
W..hinstou affairs has been the incubus upon the
m.,l.t The most active Stock was Erie, of which
,oma 10 900 shares were sold including 1000 at and
.hout So after the Secoad Board The market touched
81. but closed ct sb0u. 5si, decline Of ! cent.
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,.,..es,e62, oss eIs,792,I25

Net ncresss 10 May Is 90 $780, s7
In relation to the failure of Mr. John A. Merritt,
copied from The Independent, we have received the
following dispatch:
The reported failure of John A. Merritt, Of Port
chester in your paper Of Friday last is supposed by
some to have reference to me. This is q mistake.
Please make the correction ana 90Ss ySq p,o,.
We regret to be obliged to announce the suspension
of Messrs. Coleman & Stetson Of the Aston House.
The firm has been dissolved end the business of the
Hotel will be col tinued by Mr. Stetson, who is too
well known to the public to need any commentator
from u.s. This failure does not arise from any falling
of in the business Of the Astor House. which
more successful than at present, but has been occa
stoned by heavy scceptsnces of the drafts Of
Mr.. A. B. Coleman Of the Burnett House, Gin.
ciupati. which were 10 have been but have not
been provided for by the drawer. Mr.. A. b.
Coleman has been for some years past engaged
in buying up the stock of the Burnett House. and has
obtained fourteen seventeenths of the whole. To pay
for this stock he has made drafts upon Messs Coleman
g. Stetson which Of late he has been unable TO take
care of. They have accumulated TO about $50 900,
and have been carried along at usurous rates for some
two years until, the burden having become too Oner
GUS come of the drafts were allowed day to 60 TO
protest. The interest of Mr.. A. B. Coleman in the
Burnett Houfe is belev to be amply sufficient TO
pay eventually all these drafts. The liabilities o.
M.sers Coleman 81 Stetson not connected with this
operation will, understand, be promptly paid.
The business of the Clearing House was sci 300 ooo
Aoin resolution has passed both Houses of Congress-
and approved by the President requiring the Secretary
Of the Treasury TO state his annual reports Of CON-
merce and navigation, the knds, qualities, and value
Of merchandise entered and cleared into and
from the collective districts Of the United States. This
law, when carried into effect will furnish an important
amount Of statistical information in relation TO the
domestic commerce Of the country, which has hitherto
been wanting.
Money was more active to day on call, but the sup
ply was sufficient, although irregular.
Low grades of Flour l2ic Dbl better in con-
sequence Of moderate receipts and an improved de.
mand. The Gales of all descriptions over $4,000
bbls. Common to good Michigan sells at e59s5 rs;
Southern brands. % 25as7. There is good demand
for Wheat, and the market for desirable lots is buoy
ant Sales Southern white and mixed at Oh 50ael 65
$4,000 bush white Canadian, part to srrve at 81 49,
and 5000 bush, in store, fair, at o. 65. Corn,
with fair business is rather frmer at 5s05sc
Pork is rather frmer ct sl9 l2i9el9 IS and
ZIG 5osslS rs, while Beef has downward
tendency. Lard is held with much 6rmness Sugars
are heavy and inactive. Molssses 10 without much
change, but foreign descriptions are Armer. The con-
siderable number Of auction sales of Coffee impending
hss IN uatsvoTabe eject upon the market Sor Rio,
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COOPER-OWEN-At Naples In the United States Legation
Friday April IL, James Cooper D., Of the State
ofindsns TO Forercs Dale Oven eldest daughter Of Robt
Dale Owen, American Minister to Naples
HULL-BRTTTAIN-On Tuesday May Is, by the Rev. Dr..
HAWKES. Gerald Hull, NJ. to Miss Sarah B. Britain,
all Of this city.
PURDY-BARKER-In Hoboken, on Wednesday May 7, BY
the Rev Dr. Benz c. Taylor, james w. Purdy, ~ D., Of
New York to Mary Baker eldest daughter Of Capt Abm.
Barker Of the former psee
RYMOND-TAGGART-InB Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May IS,
at the ddenee Of the brides mother La Fsyee
BY the Rev. H. r. Eye, Mr.. James +. Raymond Miss
Kate only daughter Of the late O. W. rsssnt esq., all Of
Brooklyn.
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COFFEE-The market completely psras ssd ne Ssao "
ton % sddO, 70 thee. advertised for next s Ssss a.. :,
sS o s . &c 70 I5 The
hey hnI the eveh e1cseoeni Ia: passed away The
1 To Il r.. s
% si RIO I; H., S ss ..ot o si :sos 8 Bags and '
CANDLES are in moderate demand. and price: rsmsin
; And BE: E Plan
Flour and With modsne anivas prices are ic better on me
low @ e and Ee he
limited shsss have been IN S:t demand for
Siehs.a Is 1885 sup.6oe Indiana and ypps. Lste
e good ss i % @
Ohio and s10so for St Louis brands Canadian Flour
S sS:'y :! r. - 81 : ss:s az:
for brands Southern Flour e.s freely offered me ds,
He1snars &c .nd 81 80 Is svote fancy and ezs
snd sSq G ss s' .. :peS can Me-:
plenty The % s &c Is sales Of Jersey
!. ssd: ,s 3 e, ., & full p''
and wsned sales Of hushsl. soahern White 81 se9
ana white Canadian including 900 bushels prime
to arrive 7s and 1900 bushes fair in store at 81 s. 0sts
s ss nss aS w s1s & Corn shade ia
fair for export and the trade sales Of to bushels
DO. yellow, and 56a57c. for jersey,
con- choice
Of s So s.s. ssR.Ha and
HEMPThere is very little doing in foreign or domestic bat
HID s-Ths market is still. depressed and the transaction,
'rf
steady sales of 60 tuns at $50 ass.
remain firm their sales Of Bnenos Ayres light and
middle Satc Osh in moderate demand; sales of middle
lower; sales of 1000 bbls at &c. for
LEAD-The market quiet but firm previous quotations
MOLAsSEs-For Foreign qualities the market spPea"
Sn esi .e.i1e; :ses Of 100 SSa Orleans Sse
bids Porto Rico at SEC 35 hhds Cube AuscSvsdo at
...: III, tin c s:s,Y :. ssss.
Common RosR steady and in f,I reGq'. :;s. Of e ss
si .sa ar 9ss .s. TO SS
5s. IN Light .s ss ps: NE s::s a
". o f. s" and
out variation Lard oil quiet at SIC four months for
Prime commands scdsac RedhmOfe aesve at 'sasoc
PRoVisiONs~In Pork there 6mness, the arrivals
%s IL e1 s 'ss
Mes. and q for Prime Beef more active a. the the
sc;s fSs
Hsm: 2. S Mel: LEE. q g S
scee sales Of 80 hhds Western Smoked at Pc
sSd. .ns ss.:a:s: nd ssss d;g:
Of new STATE issac for yellow !sc fI White and
for Gae .G ossS'i pl:r S Hs
mnhhins sales Of 200 tcs part for export at 50 a5d 81 l
p 100 n for common TO prime. - ~
SOAP-We hear Of Of $50 boxes Cattle at 0t ole.
part sfoat -,
sUGARS-The business has been confined to small ots
Prices have ehansed but feeb sustained Sales OF
$50 hhds Cuba ct dsc and few Refined do. at stc
Deer are steady with sales Of 900 ms Missouri 49,
SALT-The mariet heavy, the demand not very active
ssles of 500 bushels lvica at &c. - .
TALLOW-A quiet market but firm; sales Of ooo bs at
lolc. -
early the day t dSc
for Ohio and Prison, the latter price for E. and d.
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DIE N.
ANDERsON-O,

ANDERso .s.3 rSS.y morning M. M SCARLET s,:
son, eyed years and 10 months.
BELL-On Friday, May 49, Mr. George Bell native of am.
fries, Scotland seeo As years
BUTTERFIELD-OnF Friday, May &c. turing er
CthaIine the beloved wife of William Batereld, aged Is
years.
MstsI sss to New.YoI james Dali ympie IT, ses%ss The
effect. Of the deeseS VII be delivered % his rshu heirs on
DENYSE-On Saturday, April 49, William II. NJ, son Of
and Catharine A. years, months and
The relatives ard friends family are :tfay invited
attend bis fIe ra from bis Iaeni residence, No. 40
without further Invitation.
DREW-9n Sunday May 49, Of snl.rss%snt Of the heart
net 3. Drew, aged ) yesnsId months '''
The relative: and friend. Of The family are invited 70 attend the
this day, May 10, at O'Clock, p. m.
DURYEAOn Sunday morning May 49, of scsrlana Alorzo
Watson of Tuns H. and Emma Duryes aged months
The relative: and friend. of the family respectfully invited
Fifth street, Tuesday afternoon 81 ococA without fur
Phisdeiphs and Baltimore papers pea,e copy.
DASHIEL-At stockbrdse, Mas Saturday, May H. Mary
Murray wife Of til. Rev Alfred H. Dsshe j., and daughter
of John L. Mason Of this city.
Hayden Fling L Sanders, aged S. years
The funeral viii take place hi. afternoon At ocSeL from
tves and friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend without further invisaea. His remains will DO in
Jswett IT,, Of Staten Is.od. SEQ . years 81.
funeral Tue ay Goth inst ocock from the residence
of his broherns p C. Cornell No. "a Pienepont street,
Brooklyn, without further invitation.
and Csthsrins BrsdfOrd aged months and 20 dsya
MATTIsON-At her residence, in Ezabethto~n, J., on
i. msl 11.a %s Mati:son iO Of Nsw.Sori.
The epds of the family are her era from
the Catholic Church. Elissbethown, on Monday morning.
the inst ct 10Y O'Clock The cars leave Jersey City at
o'clock Carriages will Be in waiting st the Depot TO convey
friends CT urch The remains win be taken 10 Plain
FIELD N. j., for interment
MORRIS-In Goshen Saturday, May II, Mary. wife Of
William H. Morris, and daughter Of the Hon. George Hall in
the 18th year of her age.
The funeral VIII take place from the residence Of her ther
No 100 PenepoLt street. Brooklyn Tuesday at O'Clock
No. The friends of the family respectfully invited 70
attend without further invitation.
POWELL-On Friday, May 49, Catharne Powell the beloved
wife Of James Powell, ssed n years
Tuesday, Nay Is, Susanna c. Richards at
No. 81 Twelfth street, aged 81 years
The inferred in the Cemetery Of the Evereeas
On Friday May l6, Louisa r. Vsndervoor
ssed 70 years. II months and q days.
Friday May 6 ofcopgeson Of h9 lusss Mary
Elizabeth, daughter of Robert and Frances Willis.
On Friday, May 49, Of scarlet fever, Timothy b.
Of Timothy L. and Lstts West aged years. months and
edaya
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concert and exhibition of Public School No. ~,
late No of Bushwici took place the large ball Of tho
Odeon Thurday evening The hall was densey crowded
number Of city officials and School officers The entertain
ment consisted Of deelsnaans dialogues choruse: and
40 o. and were rendered highly credabe TO them
seye, their principal (Wm NJ Kerr and sssstsnts This
school, under present management 10 Of the most
PROMISING In the city.
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Rasseneeys ArrsvsA

m ms nse.sy PnacxseAss 6.~ Aspt.ssn-E. .esv Big
Minister the United sssss LADY on adsasAsss sad ss~v
Meyer inshsn HseA LADY and dsuSlssr Hr: sSsilss,
w " Wells and lady J.dse P. Ord Mrs. Pesss and ehl
drea Jacob wyle, W. wessste, Dr. J. C6esblia, J. g.
Byrns shsw l.dy and infant, Mr. Cam ard i.dy Ar.
pIsis M Stewart nd Wy > W. sa sSS w.oa
Morsss Mrs. Aahton and child, w. Easter, wife
children j. Lloyd, Fueher and servant, Geo. whssy End
20 in the steersss.
As bark Cara Wialsor, from Pert as Prises-Hsrses
Chance John p. Williams.
IN Ms scar Mossssis Eass, from Baraess-W. Dwell.
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Bremen; Mis- B. Youns, Mrs MssB Mira TAoa Ritchss 8
children end nurse, yoAs J. Muir vito and child C. n esst
L Brace, wife and ss1yspe, j. stn David Wood IL w.
wiie H.nnop Ma Csrsihers Mis Elfssoo Mrs sssc on
mere sr gilmore i,sbslls Gilmore Misc Marssrss Scott H.
Moon ie and child l0.s Mis- Mss.re, Petsn, Mis- Elise
Fraser and wife Milton, VIA Totss and Ia acc
psssepgen y - -
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FREE OF CHARGE.-I will relieve free Of
charge application, Rheumatic Pains swelns sans.
He.dseh any thing Of the above pstue
patent relieve free and cell the Fluid To
those who it. at 81 bottle fo family use All ordeu
addressed the Once attended Or. W. MILLER, Office
No. 90 Wsker between Broadway and Elms, N. Y. CITY,
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.BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

There was total of 81 deaths in this city last week.
Of which 30 were males and "a females OF these II
were adults, and 40 minors. The principal diseases
were consumption ard scarlet fever Of each Of which
9 died; Inflammation lungs, 6; dropsy in head, 4;
convulsoDs 81 congestion BRAIN Group, heartdisease
Inflammation bowels, 2 each.
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The only Gallery in this city where genuine
specimens of be is ToMLIssoSs,
No All Broadway The public cautioned against the things
claimed by be Ambroypss all that sealed
and stamped patent deception and fraud.
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IAdvoFtHemehIJ -
NYW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.

The LAST UNFOLDING THE Art OF HEALING.
Mrs N. J. MABN NJ D., No. 81 Lasyeuep l.ss, N tart
o@es sours 10 = m to p m, eIousivsy for Ladies ssd
rom 10 D. H. for Gentlemen Wednesdays excepted All
other bours by appointment Persons applying BY leuer must
state the name and of the patient together with the
leading Of the Distance impairment 20 exam
rss,ou TERMs-The 6rs examination and prescription, %,
DE patient 10 present, and 80 absent All subsequent
exsmina ea Sundays for the poor without charge
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advertisement. /

A PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady OF gentle
man would remain under the Of dsssreeabe oIssso
when using the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWERS a. oeh h
sbsster Many persons do not know their breath = BAD ana
the mbieot h 20 delicate their friends win never menoon
Pour drop of the your tooth brush and wash ae
teeth nisbt and morning 6y-cent bottle will last year.
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A CARD.


The pyonrietors of the Astor House, after devoting
e,chtsen yeas to their business meeting from their
earnings through Of plenty and Of scarcity, OF
health and of pestilence, all their obligations, find
Of being might have been inferred able
to retire announce Suspension Of Payment and
tbe Dissolution Of which, in all its relations
euny and domestic has been Of mutual regard and
Brotherhood
Tiis painful necessity not occaoned BY any embssss
porous But Of the propretors without the consent
reny safe, that will eventually end in loss va
induced accept largely for house In neghboriug
city, ends his expectations disappointed An onorous
debt has been carried, for nearly two yean BY still
sac6ea Under the advice Of dnterested and
reliable friends trying crisis has been met here indicated
The Of the House. distinguished from liabilities in.
CURED outside Of s regular business will be paid foe while
overloaded in the specified II strong enough to bear
its own peeupisry burden. - .
The assigns his interests In the House his
junie who its future management with determine
ton life and health continue after separating is legitimate
exnsc Indebtedness to work the Astor cut OF unore
endorsements The task difficult, but Others by
honest earnest wedrected efforts, have conquered msor
ture- He will try. . .
This tide affairs susht with much that
painful awaken grateful recoeetons OF the army OF
friends the has been long and constantly
upheld The retiring proprietor avas hmself Of to express
deep Of Obligation. The other impressed with kr
bred emotions will seek render them practical by renewed
devotion the duties Of his house. and the wishes
and welfare of his guests. r. b. COLEMAN,
Nay 49, 1856. G. A STETSON
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M.rkess Reported be- Tsleeraph.

ALBANY May l7-Saes Of 400 BUSH BARLEY at Is for
owed and 81 % for Canadian BY railway 81 y for
iourrowed and the balance 800 bush all owed private
Providence, May l7Corrox sales for the week 900 to
I2CO bales; prices unsettled. Wool market steady
eed of So 800 b PRNTsG CLOTHS
sales AZ 400 pieces; light, piicea firm
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IAaysYtissosnGl
q AS FIXTUREg.

Asve Of the hnsst sssortnents Of Gas PIxrvass
this atty which for beauty Of style and 6nish unsqssa
composed wholly Of and original desisna Those sboa
fsnishna houses with FiIorcs viii do well 70 call Ard
amino stock previous 70 purchasing elsewhere Gas PBs
Inserted Into buildings at the shortest notice.
JAS @. MovrET, Manufacturer, 1ls and IN Prncs-a-
S.-CHAHDELfERs IL taken down, reent Axtsric
French bronse, TO look equal to
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advertisement.
C~xvv-, L N = ~AavAk

DURNo's CATARRH SNUFF has searching, sooth-
ing and healing qusli.ies essentially different from al Stnes
YorI CITY and elsewhere and at Wholesale at the
Ety HysEMas CLARK Co. Nos l65, 27s, 5ll Brosdwsyi
SusaroSs Nos 10 Aston House and AT Brosdwsy BAAsEs
Pax No SCI Broadway; Mr. MILLS Brooklyn.
JANIS Dunno Proprietor, Albany N i.
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