davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

.,se cc1oeys vent on board n Ne uensl and ofeinaFy
rps.psr 20 perform vhak Ne nv required a. him:
ue prsssice when gcrepeav steamer CO.. desenea -
for ,be bosrdng cfoes 70 proceed 70 the CITY viii the
ssaner and 70 rsfsonAy deliver at the Cussom house
me vessels anests and ober papers IT. however, she
vessel = saNsn.inso me SaesF '"sssA ne papers
sno Ssn sn 'n s - 'As BOARDING ooss ~ Owe
uoo.. n IN s he, are cent e. Ts. ne
lad performed his duty Of procur nc The ships rpers
and fndpg the vessel qoaraOtned aemped 70 leave
H. n order TO perfom a chsr necessary duks that d
reporting ,he vessel and having the pAe.s sent 70 The
Custcm Hcuse Captain Judkias peremp sly Refused Il
GLOW the officer 70 leave the ship Per this at wa.
ohsructng the officer In ths discharge Of his duty and
| Tor such act the AW attaches peaAlty.
The made Tor CAPTAIN Judkins u that he acted
under On c,der given by the HeEth officer Of We Port
not % sl!ox any person 70 ieave sne ship sns rs
The case will come viii % pronounce IL, and he wisunel
no harm. The Custom House authorities desire 70 has
the Question legally settled, and could BE- done m PC
mace himself personally responsible: The Custom hoaes
authorities ny the right OF the Health 0r u cxslud.
~
termed their duty thereon. the question - therefore
simpy drpute between the authorities o. this State ant
ger that the Custom House olcer would carry contsgiol
with simple The smallpox pAae nj had beel
Isolated from q. other persons on bard ana "a: conva
have been Lost sight Of In all the statements male
relation 10 the anar-snd that hat the United State
have erected buildings within the Quarautn
sroup dis wherein the boarding ohcers reslde and thi
was order that these officers might perform thei
duties without going beyond Quarantine limits There
pretence that the officer wished 70 60 beyoad thes
limits IN leaving the Persia to so any where but bac
70 his office within the Quarantine ground; and Capal
Judkne be legally justified in his &C. BY pleading IN
arbitrary and Unprecedented order Of the latter ocer
unnecessary, and may well be complained OF oy the rev
nue. officers. CUSTOM HOUSE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

IBADs puLr~-NovMsNr or ysasr. Bbys-h RACE.
WARD sKAsos-THE RETAIL PRrcEs.
Dealers 10 the large markets complain OF tbs exceed.
hs doInss Of trade. No one dzpossd 70 buy and
thai too at season when trade should be most active
All ne early vegetables In and the demand for them
which should be eager 10 have entirely fallen or
Something OF this feeling duo 70 The desire on the part
Of moss families 10 eocpomse and the scarcity Of work
smore the hboring classes, but the backward season
and high prices that consequently prevail also douS,
lees have their eject The season. which promised 70 be
ahead OF last year by nj least two weeks h actually behind
ssone ten days me cold rainy weather which has pro
vailed fer the last month has put things back very much
The farmers In the vicinity Of Charleston and Norfot ssd
Ih,1 erops have been cut of BY vsriOua e.ysss.
srd The qusnti,ss OF vegetables cent are much
lees than usual Green peas ought 70 be selling FOR %
present owing 10 the small product m market Aspsra
sus sels foe - cents per bunch few stswbeies are
quart they are from psrylend few ssrir bears are
IN, and cold for W rer boil About nty barrels OF new
posscss from Charleston arrived s week and sell at q
pr Dbl, with la Q demand. Frcm bermuda 500 bbls
II po'aioss arrived IN the early part Of The week lscs
bbis en- thursday, and coo bbls yesterday they stl
bring W and ss 90 per bot and eth NOT be lover from
rreseut sppsSsnces n Ne rensrkei that the Old POTATOES
tbs year are unusually good aud sound they seen less
en- csed BY ios than vs expected MERGERS sell "a Der
Dbl there rosbinr new IN note IN o.her vssetabIea
Amcng the arrivals frvm Ntrfolk are Ios n vrry fine
vbis turrirs hey sel % 70 cent? per ecx.p punches
a. - .fse tuaa'tes on uuh irous tne Nest Indies
IN market, but as va u con maIds kiet ysce.
tovers continue 70 vsress's the stalls Just u pre-
sol6.
There nothing 70 nots IN meat beyond aslack de-.
msnd tnd tight reduction In price Lamb sells for n
70 10 osrs rer 10. IN the Market but the huohster
hscushout the city ssk 10 and ~ cents.
fsh dtarer, bot 10 stll cheap enough. poreses sell
Tor ctre per 10 shad FOR 20 90 cents EACH salmon
FOR - cents per ID bsss and cents and lobstsrs
foy cense The oyster trade IN dull
Butter IA dtsrer Beet butter such hey ell IN mar.
ket rs cents per 10 Orange county IL n cents Fxsp
are desyer--u'ne for IL c~nts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22
CITY HQlntics.


THE YOUNG MINIS REPuBLiCAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
The Young Nens Republican General Committee, which
has been called into existence by the Old Mems General
Committee met last night for the arst time FOR organza
ton. Former young mems committees possessed no
powers worth mentioning, the actual work Of the party
being done by the old Tho republicans, no Hever
t5ipk tbst Apother committee may be useful and they
have called this into existence and conferred some
slight powers upon II.
The business OF last night simply in the presenta
ton or credentials from the members elect Mr. John A.
Kennedy ssked 70 preside until organization
eff cted Meesrs. Shaw, Of the Eighth ward, and Wade
Of the Fourteenth ward were appointed secretaries.
Contestants appeared from the Twentieth ana Twenty
6rst wards and committee appointed 70 decide upon
the claims Of their respective delegations After recess
the committee reported that In the Of the twenty first
ward found 1t the close Of the polls two candidates
-nessrs Van Bueren and Crushman-were elected, and
there choice for third delegate Late In the
evening another election was held and Mssus Pnkpey,
Watson and Conan chosen. This last election
deemed illegal, and the General Committee decided that
the matter should bereferrei back 70 the ward ASSOCIATION
70 all vacancy the Slst Of Nay Rext In the Of the
r~enfeth ward the committee recommended the accept
Of the rdley ticket there being associations
IN the ward. The Gridey ticket chosen by the
citation which had delegates In the General Committee
The aose Of this ward referred back to the committee
TO rerort upon 1t the next meeting The rules OF the Gen.
trial Committee we're adopted professionally. The Commit
tee adjourned for week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

sS, Sn~vsss Raj ~ Ba1r rsl Cayh EAanshss - asvs
~sssSL xrusr Yer "A 0Npe ooed BoSo -. -.
4. ~ pssS. = Ran YoS ~ - No n1rs,ts%u 4 wa
sH,p icsSrs naiss hon Poo chov foo y on1a sooke
t~.{ ~ "a ri I'm "a ~ spoSa Br - keW York; Is
stse,irs - ~ Manley Of Haltsx
I'm saiheyt f3r,m> =
nd "A ~ rs.ss.u AhSkeetsr B.vunsn a dsya viii
ssAssaWe "s~A" Aoser' " INSTANCES -
Barb etsntey o. =. INN s.,.r... sAA.,1. u.r.h n
WITH Goals TO q ~ IL .stcr MI "a Ia ID ~ Ion
4obo spcs s9y Ns ron IN Wcri..ns n, liver
pool Sesoo e.spisr "v,n ~. ~, n,.,vs.Ss
~ eas lad Ky ssssZ .s,sst iVs aalss
ES - APsn - M comm Ayri r.suei
oiSrsitss soi p ss @ nsvl,o Ap'A
~ vcn nnir 70 1rnpeS ~ ..s,r. v.r.h
ssssss a,s o Bcs,cS KNAPP ss'oe
tssps ssy ~ IA ~ 90 Ion u w. passed br s'eans"p
Bsf ncpcs ~ 3r POOL c.a.n.. Nav m 9Th
svssr L. 70 fG ppos,Snl Aver ossdenss' 10y !" WV"
"HEon onAFiossons uAyss WIN 0os"" 49, "
RITZ Sntor u.-,,r v.,.- - =. .s o.s~.,.~ !, AZ
Ns,,k Win fnu ~ ~ ~ e po,h inst al
SFM TAI "a ion ia :. k nn oes sn Snc. a..
iNerpoo Has hsS ", w ~ ~ ~
prts r,on ~. AZ u nssvy wes,eIV 9aes q. .,A
.cT.a 10 Srnvsr "pafy' MO JAneno' Aarcn @' WIN
R,s Tho,rss a " st,sor .cs p>n. s.,S,> r>.S po-o
cshafe Xnrii N = nh roses - ns1,ap s5n~"y Az
We chaiou~, eaf sss - dI,lsS nnss r,.,v.
Win lor rood Gc 10 ,sr i ~ - IN
"a srn3 tsrf Esni rran.rs Sr,~s vs ~ =. o. 81 '
hs Dunhiri 1of kilSWorth ,risun wenv;,ea w. vxh
.uSsr nokssss a. 10 Peter. Hsn ~ ~
| uaiieras with ttrong NE windA
BI. Kennedy toa L1ees Kendall. Neuyiias May 8.
with cedar sugar, &C. bctt ton q co
- 10, !. o. fsnrt.r son SSoney, may
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Geo bales, part p transfer, bassd upon niddsg up
'i SaScsm Nfhs n:si.s vss Nm. ~ owing 70 a.n.
;s; sxJ ss'i i;s &; 81. e. '1 r.. .:
ton AS ana Aeo boxes ~ sg.. ~ elsgov. 800
bsyJsS dosr vesS sssssed . p -. 50 .yxss
sb.4.s !, g., 10 Sspsp, TOO ..,es Of cotton and ssO
bas Il merchandise tere engaged u private terms 70
So 70 London and HAue there was nothing new.
BAY wss steady Win moderate sales at 40A boo
Hors in fair demand for city bre~pg, win neds-
IRON scotch pig was selling .. sa5 s2s 80, ak
months
MoIAssxs- Sales OF 25 hoglheASs clayed Cuba were
sde II .sc SOC 4oc, sercss do musCovado st 40,
and 80 barrels do at sos and 20 casks Of Porto Roo a
| 32c
NAVAL sroKys -epriss turpsptine was cheaper, With
ssIes Of 100 bsrGs 46c 46hc cash. Sales Of 900
barrels resin were made Il 81 At, anoaa Crude
turpeptirc and tar we're without change Of moment
Ons -Lsseed was quiet and nominal, while whale and
! epe,m were unchanged.
Gales Of about ceo eco bbs msss' part % srrvs, .,
81 20 81 S. closing q the latter nsure and some 100
200 bels prime ASIA eb sles, az 90 Beef vas
steady with Gales Of about $50 bbs pcludog country
PRIME 50 ss 50; do, at $40 80 sll bo
| wes!en az sl2 q sl3, and extra do. At sl Sl4 26
nsss % gs so s "a. In, S:s i;%s Hs Is.
picked rides, city cured, were reported sold MStc
Dry sailed shoulders 4 exs., and picked Il 10 and
hama at e3sc asxc Lard was hImer, with sales o.
and vas S sod cheaper
Win sales Of State al l6c 22c, and Ohio Il lee zoe
| Cheese was heavy q. &c. . Sc.
FicE-Ssles of go ca.ks were made q S3Sc. $40
| email lots reported ut 3hc. . 40.
sroASs were fImer, with sales Of about 500 hhds
intending Cuba ard Porto Rico, chiefly within thu
the Yspge Of t%c. &C. In quenoe Of private des
patches by the hawbs 1t New Orleans and photographed
70 private houses here, showing better market and
higher prices in Havana prices closed 1t 40. advance
| Sales OF 100 bids. molado were Also made 81 4c
ron.cco Is in steady demand. win prices firmly main
| tanned. Tho sales embraced 81 hbds Kei tucky ant
MARI svle, at leo 12kc 40 bales Cubs, l02 bale
BlvaLa, p IA cases seed leaf, 7kc. 20o 81 ease
Fleride, p.t
WHISKY was Srmer, and sales Of 500 400 bbls wer'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Captain Jodktrs aud the Ty~vev-e om~sr~
UNCLE SAN VERSUS NV YORK sTArE-rAx yuy
BkALIH oIfIcSR QUARANTINE CUSTOM HOUSE
oYrrcERsf
10 wv nuop 90 WYNN
Pubns attention has been called 10 se r,o b., c.r.,,
Judkins 81 the steamship Pers,s some dsv, since A.,
rested ana held - bail charge Of obss-ue.srs s,or
House soer N be discharge Of their duty ard An i'm
wession has been sought 10 be made on The public nina
ma, NE srre,i ~@ unnecessary and uBjusuaable
Revenue ofnosrs hsve The right, and required BY
Che Uhned states laws % board all vessels which arrive in
any port e The UBed states rom foreign port and Ger
sAs duties require Of masters o. vessels besg thus
sowssd before the vesssl allowed 70 make enry The
Cussm House TIE Usioc states have boarding stat
n ounrnntine ard cersan o-ers deitiei % duty
poAFding OF ERA 90 the arrival Of the Persia u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

A MEXICAN BAsr NOTE corr ArI
Sor o. purpc. g placing ssss MOI. s.ssa; ne
e s be ;ss A. .
be tuspess o. bsnk engraving and printing n ID
"a gss.s. J.s, a., ,S' .,, s se s,v
Bsss Vote and hsys been euy igccyeaed ~ sv
.ss * sre.ss an sss snSsr.ss: ia e
perfect division Of labor.
ssS. s < bear ). n e
s,vs; Dc -..es' possible security By Ne s-ps'~ pep
places ae bu.n.s. psrw amer, soc'irs prc.essss
lie dissouslon o. s,r.ss.msssc 81 -, pSdcuiS am '
ne tnsinen wnl be ntinuet A. serefofore Eevrrf
IRE os-ns are The nass Of the trustee. appointed psa-y
5 ds:sT 4 I sSsSS
s sSs:ssBi ! SS. .ssSs;$
poRsny BALI.
sff inixs Y M s2sniss
vrB arrsnssrsn are orspe'sd FOR ne ecseer,rstcn
Srrs essh q -sch. r.prsssnss BE eo-pssv VI ssr.
After snrd 70 bsnfng Institution The
s,s.. y q. n -, s Sc
nAwnosy,' Hs ssIgi f,'Y aIgyicz . rD.op.
NJ sh tTs scnie.l Cincinnati s,d New orlssns; snd
'' .n' W. n9ossf fy s cSssfsr nisSi 90,
T'Ib sasss Bhs srsRis a' q; 3d. '''''
date nsnicrih wrish, 4 ool
BALD, cotslsND 4 G2s,s
locErYH pnlrrp. VIII tp's e sco f New foss
DssrRB, wtfsB co. ftlss,lphi.
wRfIsTOoD nav a wHITuEn
soS hsI 4 sst tff I ais.ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22
CITY COMmRRcrAL Rrponr.

Anrs-- The ssles embraced about ibo bbls nos. spa
pearls n &C.
Brrxrsrrs-Flou-The srhet VS. ssaip beaVv and
closeo al over rata fer most descriptions, while Gales
were W ar extent chiefly 10 the domestic and Eaetern
trade, With come purchases fo EXPORT The follow Inc are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22
pcoresse IN ioce. .-.tt0, COZ
The Lcrdou circular OF r. r ssuerthvvaas says:

Since adyices Of inc ech usmo the rnuket for con-
sols has shown Increased strength owirg partly TO TIE
repayment 70 morrow 81 G2,oVo o00 exehequer bonds
Money continues extremely easy. We have note the
withdrawal Of abIs amounts OF gold during
the psst week CAPITALISTS corfirne with grea. eau
OD and seem determined TO I'D She traps which eager
spectators would lay for them here u only oss
sold nvssmrn's which attract any notice. We have hal
rest week. New York Central shares and bonis Of ali
classes have bsec IN more demand as hiSher rates .
pos CtEtrsl cupstruc.ou bones wore warted and ad-
ysDccd 10 t3t{, but cc.e sellers o. So Illinois Central
shares have been freely ored and coec heavy IL
count Ere shares steady third mortgage bonds have
brought II srd ~ The chief feature have 70 notice
the STEADY decline In Ilipos Central shsres This move
neni seems caused by growing apprehersn that cap
tai must be raised 70 enable the Company 70 meet ne IN
erest ch1gss during the rext twelve months Cousols
olc OK 10 pTys for money and 97 % for account
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22
MGRIfIHB INTBLLIgBNCR.
ALstytc wv rors-Tuts p.v
sur nisrs....s...s...s. soor prs.......~efw 81
WF srrs.s.sssssssssss... 70 HfGH wsyrR... "a
Povt 81 Hsw ysrh, May "A. lsse.

CLEARED
ssss nstip Vanderbilt Lefevre Hsvrc and soushswpscu
khip yintsr'na P,rn, Hong Borg-Gccdhus %.
thir lvethoe, 20 lard, 9'ssgow-pnrhs m q rlmon-
tip Du. 1pIg lfrus) Tesmsn Rotterdam via Baltimore
ship Carson CBr) wnYsms ~ aeorse-H Dewore.
Bu 20 n pece Lewie, Clenfueecs-esmpscn 4 Clapp.
Barr fOrumbera Sanders GAlvestou-J II BYowex.
Big fssy Cfpen Johrron 81 Martha, Ac-t n GaR~r
Brig Laurel frr) HcDOurt MsiuanA--J whitney A Co
Big Burusy (erl psrl wirdsw--D Dewolf
Bfif tyfBst fhr) Smith Wipd.or--J 3 wkitpey A Co
Brig Enteiprre tsrl, wsemsn ~ John NB-D Dewolf.
Brig lincoln, Weber. philadelpha-R pucN 20.
BRIG fet uiine Hsy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nayhew.
prie epsrte Tyler. Phs1eiphi.-rhnnpson AHuntsr
Brig 4 tnow Pierce Bockland-H u Brookusn 4 90.
fehr Befr Martin, yrma-.--A n Polotnon.
echr Heris, Iirdsey. ksrsnh.m--Cornine, Benio Co
fchr Arctic tsFl, Bent n Johns-p Nevtus A Rons
fchr Jno Warren, 1ozier JarSsonvile-C " Piernor.
schr wheeler Corson, whining en-
Hckr q w clover Thomas. Relfast--R Buck ca
Schr Iaruka, Brown. Porilsnd-R Brck A 90
Echr Wsrng, Crowell Pcftsm outh--a " Lewis 4 Co
Schr pucki ehaBn Sinner Hartfor - y rdwsrts
floop w NsrRuu. Rurseli Taunton Nssier.
scop rboe Hum Buli Provi8rnce-has,er.
ARRIVED.
eearshp James Adger, Ardrewe, Chnreston, 90 hosr,
~ln mdse 70 tpotord, fnesfop Go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

-csrsosn vss heavy sDd essier for common grades,
WIN fhee OF about 800 900 bbls. within The above
hfures So'nern vas heavy for common grades while
eass were unchanged. With saes OF about 100 500 bbs
within quotations Rye fourGales NJ 1so hbla were
made ~ or tenres Corn meal steady and prices
urchrrfed: wheat vas IN fair der and, with sales Of
svout zSstO a 5000 Bushels. Including Racine club
Al s6c, hHraDke club al pOa. CHICAGO spripe At
$50 etc.i CaCsdan white a. I'll o5, ard prime
whhe soutnefn al " 70 81 26 Corn wss steady
whh sass on sbout 1000 bushels, lnoi~ang white Al
I5hc 1ec Netierp ni1ed ~ 74c 7tc and yellow q,
100 Iec Rye vss steady, with sales Of 100 bushels
m Nc barley-4alts Of COCO bushels Car adian we're
ueoe Al So. tsc tats we're dun snd pslss M srte
snd weston vers raoe Al see a4lgso.
'ofps ne Usfsei for Ro va quiet ard rricss IN
chafpff tsi,' q eco eats lava ucre safe 81 rec
Co'1oE Wa active and arzltr vita "a - " aboas 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

b, nds Il our heavisss buyers were f"- ,s.,. v,.
A. -~ayhes, and Ne msns
-. 1870, ~ tn,,.. : he same dul steady eourss'
. mere ,rat~ - row changed, and we may '0oA :"
80, spirissd movsment-one Mat nay et~s
speculation 'hN will carry prices 70 points sasf
snsn have ruled for some wesks. Any change was bet
Ter then the apathy that prevailed At the Stock FL hsnge
We cannot look for further decline Il any importance
So long the preseat and eheapuess Of Acnsy
continue, there will be less speculation for
RISE sud check 70 sy serious Depreciation. This ae-
cline will bring in new buyers, and stocks are no
distributed, the absorption will be more gsaera aud
they will be more asiIy carried. The bears v II hardly
dsYe press the market down 70 much lower ponS view
Of the inevitable reaction the probability Of great In
create IN the number Of buyers.
The tansacsiors u the Clearing House 70 day q
follows
total exchanges. $H ,606, le5 y
toiai DaieD0es.... vVo,SSS VI
The Metropolitan currency certificates Are reduced
| ISL 600.
The earnings Of the New York osnsrs Railroad Apr
| we're follows
1893. .................... SOL GIG u
Decrease. $lZO7I q
The receipts and expenditures Of the Long leland Rail
road for the nscal year ending March 81, were:-
Gross receipss.., $SSo 6o1 "
Operating expenses. lS6,7io q
Net earnings. Si3s 94l 81
Equipment interest aud rent. ........... e24l6 II
Resulting profit. sSoJSaS e'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

Holders OF stock In the New Jersey Rarosd an Trans
pcrtEtion Company the Goth day Of June next, will
be entitled TO receive Al par their proportion OF the
served stock Of the company, being share for every
shares and seventh Of share FOR every
ditiona thars standing In their respective the
books Of the company at the close Of that day. The pay
ment Of instsment Of my per cent, twenty ave
dollars each share win be required the nrst day Of
July next, payments may be postponed bearing six
per cert interest, until the second day o. August next
when the privilege of receiving sail shares will be for
fcited. Holders OF seven Of the rights for additional
shsres win be allowed 70 receive shs therefor
the above terms, surrenderng the before
the nrst day OF September next Dividends the said
shares win be paid in future at the time those
The full shAres, and be pro rata for the amount paid
thereon.
The Bank oommksoners Of Connections, in their annual
report 70 the Legislature recommend the adoption Of fur
sser legislation in relation 70 the banks Of the sssc
EFFECT the following objects
reduction Of the circulation Of the banks TO 30
10 per cent upon the capital actually paid in
2 Tho requirement. Of . specac amount OF specie,
reduction of the per centage Of discounts out Of The
State 70 Is per cent Of the capital Of the bank.
70 per cent.
The steamship Vanderbilt from this port for Liverpool
tomorrow, Saturday viii not leave untl 10 O'clock
10 give the merchants opportunity 70 their let
tiers by the Niagara The closing rate for sterling
change for this steamer lcsX ITO per cent There
hss'pot been very active business d thsse rates.
Tie Albany Times says:--
The Supreme Court has just decided Of interest 10
those who swap notes." ths plaintiff lent bis note u
the defendant The defendant returned the complen,
and lint his note 10 the plaintiff Plaintiff passed of de-
PENDANTS note. Defen liant served plaintiff In the
manner. Defendant forgot take mp his This led
to the suit Tho Court exauDed the matter, and held
that can hardly DO recsssary 70 cite authorities to show
that where parties exchange notes for the Of either
such notes not 70 be ccnt6ered papers
Each party is under sach exchange bound pay hts
note either may the Of the other business
paper and the ,e of such notes at greater OF dis.
than Per cent does not Affect their validity
the ground Of usury.
The following are the receipts sbs Norris Canal for
the week and seascn TO the LIST inst, compared with
corresponding time last year
Week ending Nay Q, 1857. ST Ola 9S
10. do. Nay 10, ls67....,.... s,soe IL
----e36sl4 90
wrS. I'd. Nay ,S, ists.,...,ss..s ,51' or
-----e2G $50 20
Decresse IN 1905. COZ 90
The London circular Of r. r ssttsrthwxts says
adyces Of 2cth uo the rnsrket 6pr e,u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

The ASyrAI NETTING or rM New YORK Csnss CruB was
held at the st. Dennis Hoel, Thursday evening last,
when the oo<rs Tor the ensuing year were chosen They
are ~ follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-22

The following is . comparative statement OF the imports
Of foreign dry goods ct New York the week and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26
LOTTERY ApvERTisEMENT.

MARYLAND STATE LOTTERlES.--R
tI FRANCE 4 CO., Managers OF the Ma
ryIand State Lotteries, present the following
Splendid Schemes
FOR JUNE, 1855.
They caut on purchasers OF Tickets TO beware
of ordering Tickets in Lotteries. where extra:
ordinary large Capitals are offered for small
cost OF Tickets-all such are swindes.
The Maryland Lotteries have been in exIs
tence for forty years They are drawn by
State Officer, and can be relied on. If you
draw Prize, you will get your money. The
whole county is flooded with Bogus Lottery
concerns Beware OF them
IL Order in the Maryland State Lotteries
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, CLASS X,
To be drawn in Baltimore City, June 18Th, 1855
l3 3drawn Ballots orr OF rs,
MAKING THE PRIZES AND BLANKS EQUAL.
Every Package Of 20 Tickets must contain
l3 drawn numbers, so that there are l3 Prizes
IN r. blanks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-05-26

NI ELDRIDGE, GENER.AL COMMlS-
N SION MERCHANT aud SHIP BRo-
KER, also, Agent for the Boston, Alexandria
and Georgetown regular line OF Packets Union
Wharf Alexandria. Va. nov 4--u