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DuBLIC EXHIBITION
rxrrssi 1y SALE
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
IN the

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
CITY OF Bos-ow re
OF MAHGFAoTuREs xN0 fHs MeoE AsIc arts
FIRST r T6S l FH2s4Yp yE EaARs SALE
The Few England Society for the Promotion OF Msnufas
;s g os 3: a g0 ri
Rev England In re cetshshng ut Boston, a. the headqvar
iers of New England manufactures hocne market for tho
sas Of the various products Of their skill and iadnvy In Gs
made ents for public exhibition aod series
Of American fabrics Of al descTtpons at PAINFUL HALL
in BOSTON, ard at other conveniently adjacent halls or
places OF 0s'0' IN 0GM% nSDTc JULY IL. 1880
and con!ip uiug throughout the week
The following description Ct goods win be sold embracing.
IA all upwards Of SO 000 psekagos:-
Boots and shoes q o'olcck A. H., ON Wednesday. July
alAse ware at ~ O'Clock A. on Wednesday, July Is.
ut store Summer street ION The lower ,o opposite Arch
street
Dry gcod. comprsog bottoms wooIens csrpes hosiery
snd Saturday July l6 st FAueu Hail. and the
house Of 1osayB Frspc ekiuner Co.. lately erected Ia
n street and generously offered for this purpose and
sso ct the tore In Robbs Building 45 Summer Greet which
has bsen offered BY q Nudge zsq
All the goods will be for exhibition at the above named
places and catalogues ready for dsbuion Monday July
IL. and brruRhout ths week
sales Will eb amount or goods greater By far Ia value
variety than has before offered public
time In tbs county Large invoices Of sple goods hve
been aesay received and eIpeed that all the rasnufac
turing ia New Esxl.rd viii have sps,imens Of
exhibition, apd contribute hbersy the vari
Gus catalogues OF goods 70 be sold.
TUWEs1ND EsILAkD COWiNa,)
n = Thompson CO.. Auc.,or..r.
EAEUEL sTCH, AucuonoerA
JOHN H OSGCOI1
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TIkIoE COURSE, L. L--TBOrrIN5 Lon rHURsD Az.
July .Msh oosck, apurse Ct $500 mile heats bsst
three IN five n hert TamAs stallion
Fatehesl; = wood'un names N: Lady wsadraff o LAD
nsnes 10 hiliefs Dsross - Ph'er nAnes br. Hro 40
Lick The GAIA Will leave tns south fry Brooxyn tor ae
course ut quarter 10 ulock and return
u over. Fare TO 20 and surp, 90 septA
SHAW WHITE, Proprieors
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TyrrY AVID COUNTY rREAsURY, sAN rKAncIsOO
~ May l66oTo b0lderv0of per school bonds
&c Guy q San fra.c.eo Issued Nay purssa1ss q
sniA approved april ID 1889 hereby give notion that win
receive saled proposas 70 be placed p my hands
sfboeds Q " e.,ent Of len Aous.nd dollar. $40 N Sdes
deliver ssd bonds In Han Frnaasoo oss coupons Nos 70
nsusivel foe cash. payable q this oaee aud 70 forward
hex proposals. through thsr authorized agents th city,
accompanied BY deposit coin bonds Of Ten oent q
es mount ssodsfsd fcf redemption, ., security whoss
ne snsrs1der o. San ssso School Honda" VIII BE-
The sAh La day Of August 1850 Parties whose bids may
accepted vii Be notified orthwth through their Aforesaid
Ne nnsl surrender Of The bonds a THIS ofnce.
WIN II. TuLLh0HABf, Treasures.
counterstgned VIZ. eHERxAH,
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4 u01IoN Horl0S. PERM1ProRY GALE OF ELEa ANT
w.na 4, spS e, %s1os s .r rS.1,s
s:s q s.s1
Ss e zoe ;sas s Ss os;
oes bsionsos The house commanding lo oclOaE.
Dining roam Splendid ana richly carved solid walnut lido
sS:s S. q :s .ss s1ns os T.
esy laes curtains 6s9re and china elegant china din
s:s: $: y y =: si "a:
Ss:vns SsssS SUIT n maroon sns M
4ss psos q IL $a = cosby DESCRIPTION
.s ss ssSs Il
sss so
"a bfoedea rosewood centre and side sblee With aud without
~oss ps sss ~ isS vi. s::s
s.s sss 81 III :
both ancient and modern well vo-hs the atenoa Of oonn5
rom - gallery ~ inss % soaspsss q @
w:o sale wss formerly DurcSsssS very Gs and ssc
~, .ss y :s and
Esn. rosewood WORK tabss lnsd with satin wood togo
Psan asurss ssusi slsbsssr vases rich bronzss
e. s sa 1susS nS % % o Of
octave richly carved case carved iess .d IN osar velvet
:ss :Sls a: 4. .s ssss "a sss
sSrs , % 0p ,ss sd
81; Sis:: :h:ss. s:s::s: xsss
sofa, sotA be- rockers eocss mirrors TO. 30 rhs au,
embrao,ns variety
pss'sd having sost upwsrSs o. ss ksssossns cares
We sy at reasonable charge Satisfactory deposhs VIII
- 7 -. J. ". poRrEa, Auotionssr
4 UcTroN rorrcR-soaraAen SALE OF HOUSE.
~ hold furniture Of family removed from Lexington ave
49, ~ ~ NJ DuU sHrY. Aucaouesr
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fvIrY AND COUNTY TREASURY, San xRANOfsOO,
Nay 1859 TO holders u hot per sent Ore bonds q
Apce q the provisions .c Of ne OF toe stsss
MAJ seAled propossh to Do delivered Or The
Z: day cf auRu.t - be received by tho uos scosrs
escvs Pared 70 no sEisns q r0 hrss AsusAnd dollars
Rddes are required 10 sss ths loves rates At which they
wn agree e deliver $40 bonds San taoccc Qes coupons
Nos 70 II ncuMve for oasA PAYABLE 1t this ooo and 10
forward the proposals through bss sge0ts IN ths city,
compansd By depos AZ cent On boads on) Of "
deposit no b&1s VIII b considered.
Pr0p0oaB endowed Fer Tho Surrender Of San Francisco
ra Bonds viii be subAed the aforesaid Commissioners
q he aai1 ls DAP Of 1859 Parties whore bs be
accepted vii be notified forthwith Through hex sysnts and a.
lowed unt the nth day Of ocobss following tog u hnA SUIT
render Of the bonds 1t this oGleo.
Ne btds received II oyer par.
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4 uCTHoN NOTICE.

"a N. @. EDEY, Auctioneer.
RCCKAwAYH, tor RUGGyEs ROAD WAGONS 60
EZRA LUDLOW Jr sslesrooms 66 Cedar stree. opposite
The Post ofHce,)
WIN eell 90 Saturday July a y O'clock At saestooms the
ways top bpgses sce seat bug9ns four per
.nsgie road shifting top bueses trot
ting cukies Of the best and 6pieh and fully
ted chance IL bare offered for the stock
be pexemptnri!y closed
UCTION NOTICE-CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN
"A lustre and other jugs china dgures just from
sAip-rnesday, July a. 10 oclsck at 2Sl Pearl street,
H. BAATLATf auctoneer, large and choce stock in
Jots TO suit.
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Axy sW M1rnrs.

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r0u"s and r9 4sFsio.s r,.AYraa
.sss. whosl llsEi AMP 4ssAs 40 go,
sss si:.sssI$ss iii ssss:
HE osARx.s stss f sssii = DHAxAs
VIE soH ssD DASoS
PEsss or sac susrsE oIrT
Nc n' s6 s6iss.ss n s; eS ri
m THE MIRO xss d r 1sD s sSs
-, ia .,.r.ao. ~, ~. T. rpskAa
- osSs,s14.. s ~ on vssrrLAnos.
THIS POPULAR EST AsLmAxEss
wxxnz z.s,Ss o. NEW nosg.
s.o0'h1 III. 7s ssasf saissanr.
received On sscs s ,epsssss alton VIII shs .u.v
IA: sSss q s sss ssv.s sfa1 Sosianr.
IN HEB PRorxAn pRAuAs
ronisst the performances viii commence with Srougha's
TEMPTATION
rssssn Of i; NJ rolsscs i: received
sis: ssss Gallo.
Aaas psass VIII ne. .cis; song soa.ssos Ii
Frau s sssss VII ss
yress DusA song sceonpanying herself Ga the
s;ss; :.sy = ts sssss
dance II a.'es.o WIN s't ~. = florence
Ar';s sS.i M: ississ ! W. =:
: shosnsis." ............. Mn. W. ). Florence
IN 1oes' .s 2 Ss,ss sas d.mon
ssoss .rsis. isrosSpso ailss ssssSssa ss
BURrxsQUK,
wsina VIII shortly bs produced On scale Of costly maxad
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A UCTlnr ssIE-D BuEKE, ApCrIO aEEg. Will.
~ il bia day at III o'clock. ~ 22 1acsi seot general
assorta o., o. n.ns,hod fSrsure co~orng shoscy on
ding Brusass ard rgrsip csvretp toren-r With on. rr,s
did Rold wscb and severh cleu of jswery N BDo.es
pxrtc ui f,y invited.
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a AN H. MgLtER wv sell on wednesday, july At The
Mercharts Rxcbauge at ~ 0coak thu homie and lot va
Prince street the south SIDE bsween Wooster and fens
streets 90 feet she honse OF brick two st,.es and
attic With three story tea attached n a. hnghed with
all tho modern improvements tho sale will be positive 10
cices estate.
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SuNAnOxAxA.
UuUsI BsLMonr Co, BANKE1s NO. 80 VAIL
- STREET. letters Of credit Tor travellers available 10
al parts Of the world through Mess Rolhschd OF Paris
London. Frankfort Naples and vesnA AAd he asrressos
OILS ca AND UPwsHDs Oe UNION 8AhK OF
ID LONDON and Boyai IRELAND Yor sale By WILLS
TANGO Co. 81 broadway. Now FORK and California Ex
press Ceupsny. 'r.. 50 esf
REQADwAy sAFK-HHw sokR, JuNA ~. lsse--
~ RuorouA dtvde0d -The usual seusi annual dividend
ave ~ cent tho capital stock Of % bank wtl be paid
on AND sor the ira ta OF JAY ensuing The rarser boom
J. 4. kVERlfI. Oaakior,
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+ PRIVATE SALs-THE RALANCA or Tar FIR
N pitue vrold auction Thursday cSnsi,ng OF parl,r
cults siesere large ckug piaeses panngs
&c alto very fine rosewood psaofor noS called
for nl sa.en octave One vory Keys beautiful tone
guarantee " eny months ~ and quit ot Dedo fur
npre; cen he from 10 TN O'CLOCK Please cal
S0 eeythth ftseet east sIne OF Fouytn svenAo.
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THE PARK BANK, NEW YoHk, JULY l. 1859 -OTvI-
cend rctce The usu~l dividend Of four per
eer Of tho profits Of the last months has been declared
Mia bank able the sockkoders their legal
sentAvcs amer De 10th Inst The transfer books viii
the 9th the 10Th nst polusve By order OF
The eoard Of Directors. CHAS. A.. MACEY, Cashier.
mHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK. CORNER THIRD
and Twenty af,h street. Dividend noce The
his institution have declared their usual semi
annual dividend OF per mercst not drawn will DO
the Of deposor and draw interest orr
Wednesday and SATURDAY evenings from 6toS O'Clock all
IRON the nrsl 4. K. 9RsEN, President
4. s. Cnnps, Secretary. j. N. LUCkEY, Acsuary.
TTNIcN DINE sAvINGs BANK. 40 CARA1, CoaNER
~ OF varck street Open daily from 10 a. NJ tnl p NJ,
and nom btc7 y ~. All Pune deposited before July
v. HAuaHwoUr. Prs.t
GARDNER q CHAPLIN, gec'y
61 EnO TO LOAN on CITY PROPEarY.-APeLY
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n A. MArHRws. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IL furniture plated ware fancy gooas "a. Ut aucuou
RuTLAn nCHUL1z MATHEWs VII sell. q auction,
ths day aturd.y) 10Y O'Clock o. their sassroon 81
Cedar opposite The Post once general Assorncnt 0!
handsome hausehod furoture emoved FOE convenience OF
rosewood and black wsnu, paror furniture IL
plush and Fsnev rosewood and mahogany sofas
and chairs IN hsircoh mahogany arm chsr rockers snd
oaS bat rsce marble top oak dining chai solid
walnut sole sSo Iron esdsSS: "sr..ses 10 er able:
small invoice Of silver plated togsther with assert
men Of kitchen furniture with which The sale will
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u ENRY Z. LEEDS, AUCTIoyEsR --CLOsING OUT
N ssio The balsnce OF HE furDure sold Thursday
VII De disposed OF this day Saturday without regard 70
seaher at t0H o'clock precsel slso superior piano
0rfe sn6 God suss csed for lett fro
20 cold OF purchaser The articles nearly
having bean IN only since the first Of Nay Tbe
bence tedom with eversthcg mus be closed
suoved before toe 4h of july sale place 81
LEEDS Aucloneer.
HUST, AuorIoSEgs. WILL SELL THIS DAY,
July st lc O'Clock at tire saissroo SO Nassau street.
cetabe ssartmsnt OF aud second hand house,
odd nfriue csrpos mirrors cccly, cutlery. clocks all
'er pahd ware: &c Sale peremptoy. Catalogues ready
@arls morning Of Rsle
JnHH LEvnOr. ANTIQUARIAN BROADWAY
Oh ice varied collection of 5ne Gil paintings mostly by
lsntej lean astss. be gold con this day
nescrr Mt 70 q cccA. Terms cAsh. B-PaiAungs
oily packed for shipment.
ARGE sALr or HOUSEHOLD FURNIrUsE-rHIs
- day rator.ay at l0z O'Clock IN Tyenty 9TH street
Al TIE residence Of Mr. spadiu9 This
for those want there s about 100 lots Of furniture
and serpets
NoTICE TO DRugG!FTs a. q. HORTON AUC.
~ onesr viii sell this day ut O'Clock. at slosroom $50
destroyer medicines furniture books tools
saow cAse, clothing Dc.
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By ". B. wEsrcorr. AUorrONExR
Thta dsv n attn pdav) st l(lI< O,clock

UCTION NOTICE.. BogAar. AUCrroNsEa
"A BIG AIT tha day a. 10 O'Clock In the ba'ement If
aore No North Wism stteet tcnseh1d forfeiture, tables
chairs badaeads bssn ts etovss io front 81
rel horse bl-ck twosh. wagons large platform
scale.
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vvoNTIrr HpsEI, JuNE 80 ie,e--Ms: JONES FOR
i nerly Of Browns Bcssa wAssing.on Cny, viii ples.
cons 70 new nSyeu I'm rt siA,cy IA, lAx SCRANTON
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NYFInE or SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY,
" New York July l. 1853 The Second xailvoad
Company he's eesred dividend o, two PER cent
John Crp No. 80 Wall street The transfer books now
'''''N v - '''- b. B. PETERS, Secretary.
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UCTION NOTICE THO Earr8B FURNITURE OF
a the rye four ssory h,uso no . aows'd street near
Broadway will be sold this i0a o'clock, togetnor v
te lees. of the house tor years from tbs ~
May. 1859 Thefu nj me cGsrs OF apeldid Brussels and
and mattel gAsses n oil psiossr and engravinss feher
splendid bar decape's fsncy bo,es ,nnbers glasses &c
glove and atchcn utensils. many other thinsstoo
n''"'''s' THos NJ CoxNAUGaroN AucIoueer. I,
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GcLD AID silver wArCHEs--wARRANrED ONE
~ year GOD }s-siry At reancsd prices watches tepsr
% ~ exPorencfa w"fhnen Tarhes jswelryaken n
Fade 1 WA Bowsry, nszs 70 The Of Fourth srest
JOHN COX.
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SoMBRERo GUANo.-At meeting of the Academy
of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, April 10, DR..
Leidy remarked that Jos. B. Hanson l. Co.. of that
city, had recently addressed to him note to call al
their warehouse and examine masses of the
so-caled Sombrero guano, containing fossil bones.
Two large masses of this substance, now on the
table, and presented to the Academy by Mr.. Han.
son, include number of turtle bones among which
the posteriOr portion of sternum of an individual
is well preserved. The included bone fragments
significantly point to the origin of the rock, i'm
ported manure rich in phosphates, from the
island of Sombrero, w. l. This island, situated
about l30 miles east of Porto Rico Mr. Hanson in
forms us, is about 2 = miles long, . to q of mile
wide and rises rom 20 to 40 feet above the level
the ocean. 1t is a barren rock, formerly avoided
by navigators and appears to be entirely composed
of the rich phosphate mineral. Analyses of the
substance, by competent chemists indicate it to bear
a resemblance in composition to bones deprived o
their cartilage and otherwise altered as we might
suppose bones to be, exposed to the influence of the
ocean water. 1t contains about the same proportion
Of phosphate of lime calcned bones; and it is
this circumstance which has directed the attention
of enterprisng merchants and agricultursts to its
value as a manure.
When we recollect that the cereal grains, buck
wheat, clover, and other leguminous Seeds yield in
their ash from 30 to 80 per cent. of phosphoric
acid, we cannot but feel the conviction that the
Sombrero substance, with its so per cent of phos
! pilates, must prove to be of far permanent
| value than the true guano. From this, the Som
brero material deserves to be distinguished BY
new name, and perhaps the easy one of Osite from
its resemblance in composition to bones, and it:
probable origin, would not be inappropriate. But
| are we to ascribe the immense mass forming the
| Sombrero rock to animal origin? Many reefs ant
shores of vast extent are known positively to have
had their origin in the testaceous coverings of the
lower animals, but Sombrero appears to be the frs
instance of extensive island formed alone of the
| remains of the higher animals The composition
of the Sombrero substance, with its included bones
leads US to suspect that the island was once shoa
swarming with turtles and other vertebral animals
whose accumulated remains of ages have beer
| cemented together, and gradually elevated abov,
the ocean level to the present position of thu
| island.
Mr.. Hanson informs us that no animals inhabit th,
latter, Independently of birds, except lizard abou
one foot in length, specimens of which he has prom
] ised to obtain for the Academy.
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 24-Since March 4th, '57, the
State Department has issued nearly IA 900 pass
ports, and Is now issuing from forty to sixty pei
day. Persons leaving the United States for France
by way OF Havre, have necessarily to have their
passports riseed by the French Consul at the port
from which they sail Persons, by way of Eng
land, for the continent, and who may 90 up to Lon
don, will have their passports riseed at the Ameri.
can Legation in London for wherever they NAV
wish to go. Persons going to the Spanish West
Indies will have their passports vseed by the Span
Ish Consul at the port from which they sail.
Naturalized citizens applying to the State Depart
ment for passports, will send in their naturalization
papers (Which will be returned to them) and des-
criptlons OF their persons This is all that is re-
quired.
Col. Steptoe, Captain Carr, Captain Palmer, and
Lieut.. Palmer. have not been ordered to Sardinia
as has been stated, corps of observation of Eu-
ropean hostilities. They, however, have obtained
leave OF absence, private individuals, with per-
mission to visit Europe, and doubtless they will
visit the scene of war.
The steamers Memphis and Atlanta lust return
ed from the Paraguay expedition, have been or
dered out OF commission. The Chapen has been or
dered to Washington to take the place of the Wa
ter-Witch as a freight boat, on government ac-
count, between this city and Norfolk.
Attorney General Black to-day decided the Gues-
tions submitted to him by the State Department on
the claims of Capt. B. W. Perkins against the Rus
sian Government This decision settles the right
OF Capt Perkins to recover, under his contracts to
furnish $50 tons ofpowder and 35 900 stand of arms
Some unimportant questions were not fully dispos-
ed of. but the integrity of the contracts is fully
maintained The entire amount involved is
about S3S5,OOO, which will probably be paid on the
return of the Russian Minister, who is daily ex-
pected from Europe. This decision, has, it is con-
sdered, most important bearing upon the sup
plying of munitions of war to foreign Govern
ments engaged in warfare. Capt Perkins counsel
are EX-Attorney General Cushings, Ex-senator
Cooper and Joseph B. Stewart
The Patent office to-day reissued to Horace H.
Day, the assignee of Messrs Tyer & Helm, a patent
for an Improvement in the manufacture of India
rubber goods, by means of zinc compounds.
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Hlouttarp an6 Commercial 8ebitm.
BALTIMORE, May 24, 1859.

BALTIMORE, May 24, 1859
There a fair business Stocks to-day at
Board, and for fances the market somewhat frmer
in tone There nothing done in Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad hut it closed at $53k bid S53A asked regular
way these figures being advance of 4 to j per
on the closing quotations Of yesterday For Northern
Central Railway the market however quite active
the sales adding up about 500 shares at S19%a2O seller
60 days Sl94 d20 regular way and S2Od 20H buyer 60
days. This stock left off to-day $40 bid S204 asked
regular way, these figures being advance of \ to
the closing rates of yesterday. For Northwestern yir
gnia Railroad shares S2H bid to-day The members
Of the City Council in their recent excursion this
road found it in very excellent condition, with the
ception Of the tunnels, which greatly need arching and
it generally believed that the application which it is
understood that the Company about to make to the
City Council for loan of s7OOO0O for the purpose of
arching the tunnels the road will be granted This
belief has created increased demand for the bonds and
demand for the stock of the road The only sales
of Railroad bonds to-day of 81 500 Baltimore
and Ohio 1888 at sc, and of 81 600 Northern Cen
trail 1855 at SOY but of City Gs there sales of
$4,000 1855 at esHG9SA, and $4,000 1905 lOO-
City 6s closed firm at 997s bid 100 asked for 1905
Railroad bonds left of at SS53 bid Sc asked for Balti
and Ohio S75s; 81 bid S3 asked for do lSS5s 7O4
bid, 70& asked for Northern Central 1855, and 81 bid
80 asked for Northwestern Virginia first mortgage bonds
There sales to-day the Board of 3 shares Marine
shares Gardner Hill Mining Company at s2K.
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San Francisco; Compromise, Ivepool Genoa, New Orleans:
Saratoga Mobile baks GpSey Queen, Glasgow; l. H. Fan
ming. Sagua.
CID steamships Montgomery and Florida Savannah ship
Levaner, san Francisco; hars Onion, Bremen Maryal
Indies. ~
NEW YORK, Nay 23-Arr. steamship City of Baltimore,
Liverpool ship Belle Wool do. brgs Anna Rio Grande
Duie Daren schrs. j. H. Seguine, do Pocomoke, Wash
ingt0u, n. G.
CID ships Maid of Orleans, y Orleans Delhi Bordeaux:
baks Atlantic, Bremen Mendi Liberia brigs Nora Crcina
Gibraltar; I.ucreta, Madeira.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2l-Arr bark Saragossa and sch
Back Sluall, New Orleans Jas 4. Bayard, Whining gto,
Nc.
Clh. bark Reindeer, Cartlenas
PHILADELPHIA May 23-Arr brig Aslhy, Cienfuegos;
chrS W H. Springs Gem. San Jacnto and S A. TAYLOR,
from North Caroina \. Trrell, Charleston Ama:da Pc
telsburg; 5. VI. Smith, Darien.
CId ship Lizzie Harvard Charleston bark White Wing
aguara brig C. H. Frost Matanzas; schr Mediator Char
lesion.
BOSTON, May 23-Arr ship Robt Treat. Iiverpooll J C.
humphreys, Rotterdam barks Trinity, GalyestOn Bsnia
BurgeS, Copenhagen.
,1r,,>.nn,, SOUTHERN PORTS,
Islands.
r. CID schrs S. Nelson Hall, New Haven; B F. WooIsey,
FRANKLIN, Philadelphia '
SAVANNAH, May 2o-Cld brig Gen Boyd, Kennebunk,
Me; schr W. Smith, New York
Wind, New York.
Cd brgs T. Roland, Rio de Janeiro Ida Mcleon, Ma
Sghr. NauDr. ceufleUos
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MARKETS RY TEL FGRApU


NEW YORK. May 4-Cotton is frm-sales Of 2OOC
bales Flour is depresSedsales of 600 bbs. decline
OF l5 to 20 cts Ohio S730G7.60 Southern $775l7 90
Wheat is depressed and to cts lower-sales of 27
bushels choice red Western 175 cts white Western lSO
cts Corn is depressedsales of 26 bushels at decline
Of TO cts; mixed 9293 cts; white 92k cts yellow
G95 cts Pork is dullMess Sl7.50G17 75 Prime SIS %
(dl5 So Lard is firm at II &d124 cts. Whiskey quiet
at 2SG2SR cts Sugar has declined cent for New Or
leans-saes at 5ad74 cts. Spirits Turpentine irregu
lar-saes at 52d55 cts Rosin is dull Rice is firm at
44G5 cts. Freighs dull-Cotton for Liverpool taken
at3-1O.
PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-Flour is firm and holders de
1000 bushels; red l79al9O cts white 1S5G95 Corn
is hrm-sales of 1000 bushels; yellow 92G93 Pork
Mess SIS 5Odl9; Sides 10R cts; Shoulders S46Sb cts
NEW ORLEANS, May 23-Cotton-Sales of $500 bales
to day at cts for middngs Sugars are quiet at an
advance of ct.-sales at cts Oats are buoyant at
Is cts per bushel Sterling Exchange is quoted at 9A
10 per cent premium. Exchange New York 60 day
X per cent discount; sight bills, per cent premium
CHARLESTON, May 2l-Cotton-Sales to-day of 900
bales at an advance of &c.
MOBILE, May 21.-Cotton-Saes of 500 bales to-day:
the market closing uuiet steady