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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

ROOTS AND SHOES TO SUIT TEE
I'D TIMES.
NeaIe now manu- featuring al kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a>Rr
supply of eastern made work OF every de-
souptlon, made expressly 20 order, and willv "
be sold at much lower price than has BEEN -
heretofore charged IN this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes Of eastern OF
CITY made work, will always find good assortment
IN store and at the lowest prices. Give us oau.
GRIFFIN A. BRO,
sp5-r 3t4 Pennsylvansa avenue.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RARE lNDUCEMENT FOR A PHYSI-
C1AN;mDr; u ISsePh A smith desiring to go South
the farm on which he now resides and where he
has been practoing medicine for the last We years
hIs Is verI beautiful little farm, situated at Long
nij Fields Prince Georges county, Md imme-
alaIe!y on the road leading from Washinstou city
70 upper Mar borough, and about equal distance
from both points Ii contains I07 acres 80 of which
lS N a. hns state of cultivation, the balance in
thrifty young timber. 1t is well adapted 10 the
CROWN oi grass, wheat and corn; about Is or 50
aeres Is now well set In grass and will ed between
~ ana % tons Of hay, worth In the W Wsshing ton
market from ID TO $50 per ton. There is about u
acres OF wheat growing, the balance ready for a
spring crop 10 has spring of never failing water
also, an lnexhaustlble pump at the door. The i'm
Provements consist OF 8 comfortable frame dwell
Ing containing rooms and kitchen; also, a new
barn wi tn stabling sufficient for all the ulrenents
OF the place, With quantity Of ohoics fruit trees
Rhys!clan desiring 20 purchase can. by reference
the books of the undersigned, be satisfied that il
an opportunity rarely to be met with. Until the place
L. dlsPoSed OF shall continue my practice as heTetO-
fore For terms apply on the premises or 10 Dr,
FRANK F. SMITH, Bladenshurs.
maj - eou JOSEPH A. SMITH,
DIR. SMITH ~ ~ -
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lust PUBLISHED.
LIFE oF Tuy

HON STEPnEN A. DOUGLAS,
~ James w: Sheahen, ESQ ., bound In cloth; price
or mailed to any sdaress post paid, for Ella.
eanor state that these rag es have been prerared
w,.h2rt with having been submitted to NJ: Donglss,
VINO. ne 5saa them e al will do so for the hrst
with these words OF explanation the hook in sub
For sale at PHILIP & eOLOM0N,s
Metropolitan Bookstore, 332 Pa. ay.
Sole agents Tor Laurence's celebrated Stationery
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EOR RENT-PARLORS and CHAMBERS
Z handsomely furnished, with hot and cold water
and !h-room Potomac water.D The apartments
are large and airy; four rooms floor, from the
FIRST looT up. Inquire of WALL, STEPHENS &
CO., 322 Pa. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctlopeers

- V. McdUlRE e CO., Auctloneers,
VA,dLoABLE LOTS FOR SALE SQUARES
49,. p pSND ls5, PART OF THE Property OF rHH
Lxtts iL.st fFnShskR EITzaERALD.-On MONDAY the
anc,on ssn Z, at - o'clock, shall offer at public
auSlgns lot OF s. feet, from ing on street north
and three lots of 2l feet inohes fronting on ESgbt
eea'n sen eet west, all the corner of EIg hteenth
osIaok Aae on the next day May 18th, at half past
s,resf MIG, IN square 6S5 fronting 50 feet on
spSes hoIth, and 81 feet on North Capitol street
ILL. lie II one OF the most beautiful and valuable
is perfect. NO ''o u all tniS srouno
The terms will be made known at sale
.sa THQS. CARBERY, Trustee
NO 29 !. Z. MoG UREA Co. Aucts,
M fsoSahs LIS SALE..In virtue of writ of ieri
I, Sonrt Of the District ef Copm0a for the
County, oI Washlngton, and to me directed, L will
expose TO public SALE for cash, front Of the court
d doass - do3r OF said county, on FRIDAY, the llth
Gay OF May next 1850, at II O'Clock m, al defend
snt's right title, caIm and interest in and to Lot
no. =, IN 50 uare No. sos, in the oIty of Washing
ton, ID C., together with all and singular the i'm
provements thereon, seized and levied upon as the
property OF Mrs. Charles Freuss, and will be sold
favor of Charles Walter w. SEi'IES
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
hp l7-dts - -o-
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N DENTISTRY.
DR, HILLS, after prscucal test Of two yeart,
feels that be can with confidence reooR- <
aend the Cheoplestlc Process for insertingS
artificial teeth IL has the ADVANTAGES of0Io
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapness. Full
upper sets inserted for SIS. Partis in proportion
Once sos Pa. avenue. seJ
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NEW AND FINE SPRING STOCK JUST
opened. corner OF Sixth street and Pa. avenue Cali
mo see. ap&-eo2v
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE
SALE-The subscriber IL authorised by the
owner TO sell at private sale, two valuable trscts Of
Land. The first Is situated near "Gradeno the
residence OF the late Zaohariah Berry aud adjoins
the lands of DR.. BENJAMIN Lee and others, And
contains two hundred and twenty eight and three
tenths oi an acre is vel wooded and watered, and
In high state Of cultivation. The improvements
consist OF comfortable dwelling house, two tobac-
90 houses, and other out houses.
rms land oilers great Inducements to those wish
nS 70 purchase rea estate being in of the most
deltghttul nelShboThoods In southern MARYLAND
being but about elgh. miles from Washin, ton city
ald hve miles from Bladensburg, and of easy access
u church, post Office and mill
land. ~ O
This land is situated about four miles from Wash
ngton city on the stage road leading from that c "
70 upper Marlborough, and contains FIVE hundred
ana twenty Hour and two tenths of an acre,
All OF SAID lAnc ls covered In wood and most of il
hsavlly tm5 5ered; and from its proximity TO Wash
lngton. renders IT very valuable, and offers a rare
w0nd and timber s 'N
The terms, which will be libera! made known on
app loatIcn to the subscriber.
IL the above property is not disposed of at prvate
sale, on or beflre SATURDAY, the SOth day of
June next, II Will on that day be offered at public
sale at " Concord" the residence of Thomas i,erry
Esq at the houI of y O'Clock m, who will taFe
pleasure IN showing the land 70 all Who NAV desire
to purchase. SAMUEL, H RERRV
ap - 2avt0s Upper Marlborough.
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TRUNK MANUFAcToRY.

~ l99 7TH 3TRByT,
Opposite Old FsllotrS' Hall, WaskiHgtos, %. C.
Travellers will study their interests b, examining
my TRUNKS, VALICES &c before pur -RxYR
chasing elsewsTe- As | none but theN XXX
best material the mar ket affords aRd amplOy 34sk
the best worknen, can confidently recommend my
work TO be superior in Strength and Dardbiltfy 20
Trunks that are made IN other cities and sold here.
keep constantly on hand, and ma ke 20 order lQp
LEATHER, IRON PRIME FR.EKCH DRESS
and WOOU BOX TR INKS; ASHLAND ard
Other VkLECES; TRAVELTNG BAGS; RAR-
NESS; SA BDLES; WHIPS, &C., &c.
Trunks, &C.. Repaired and Covered, in q work
maBiike manner st short notice
Trunks delivered IN any part OF the olty, George
town, OF Alexandra.
hIsa-Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
de i5-ly JAMES 3. ToPHAM.
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THE STYLES OF THE SEASON IN
j GENTS HATS, At
ap 2i-eo2w HOPRINS'S.
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600

nON'T FORGET TO Cal l. ON sMITH,
u No. 460 Seventh st, 20 buy " ur CLOTHING.
SMITHS is the best place IN toya u buy your
CLUTHfNG and FUR SISHIH6 GOODS.
SMITH sells his Goods Cheaper than az other
house n town. ap e-Sm
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IOs. r. BIRCH, UNDERTAKEN,

L telOpe, Captain Z. r. Wells, F-os
lsayes =; r.;;ssI2Igei2wP I every TUES ERf
DAY, att O'clock a. m and returns every MON
pay, WEDNESDAY AMI FRIDAY, leaving
HarpeT's Ferry at y. m. ma I-Imt
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TX JUST RECEIVED
IL II Dc. p ime Porto Rico MOLhSSES,
i5O bbs. Old Rye WHISTLES,
SO Kegs DupOnts GUNPOWDER,
hbls. patent SAFETY FUSE.
For sale low by JOHN J. BOGUE,
aP R tr GeOrgetowR, ID. e.,
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20 TO SPIIMAN Il HUNTS GOODS
VI ESTABI BI,ISHMFNT

IS BRIDGE STREET, GRoRGErowN,
And Just look At their beautiful goods They keep
the largest stock, thereby aordlng simple opportu-
mites for the most fastdious to make selections.
They keep the best-g rades of goods and sell them
at T. esonabe figures. We would recommend
buyers To give them 4 call. rs, by SO doing, they
vii! certainly find 1t to their interest. 40 2-sol
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

pRlXATE sALE0F VALUABLE PROPER.
4Nb SsS.bs bG9SSdkEsSbMEH
SeoHrine ss tSs {. esth .9wn and country f.merI
SoWn as Ros:sna s asf AseFsS S H99ys ana nov
a., on tne hight. overlook ng Georgetown. imme
fiSIOflHIfs faI the and the point
tomac, and from which there is delightful view Of
nrons,.r ana the surrounding country. This
ana under hne cultivation Il will be sold al bar
sam on account OF the unavoidable residence OF the
A large tract Of wood lano, of onrlna, growth,
terms for T ps,mept Se a1G2Ias s1ows Te4ITed A6eTS
can De had at reasonable valuation.
ExaN6RRta 81 Re PKsss Pss@:f. to the e. ma NJ
kss Prospect Hill, Va. msi.Ims
F96RN ON NRHEHSTvA H;HS T13 conyssniently arranged BRICK
house east of E; on New York avenue, the hIst
ThomPson's Drug Store. The location Is one of the
mo.t desirable in the city, being in the square al
on the premises, Of JOHN ". EKiR%.' EfRsR' = Apply
FOR SALE OR RENT-A large and commo-
= dIouS BRICK HOUSE. ttwo-story and attic:D
tween and sts For terms H apply Sia5" to A. LE
PREUX, Grocery Store. corner Tweifth 81. ard Pa.
--S-.@e aP 3 9w
A RARE CHANCE-For sale LOT No. S, in
avenue running lS5 feet 20 street north. with two
tIsnans i,ae qssid ddwelnEs 1t is ne site for gen
BRAY. store No. SIS Seventh st. ap Is-im.
FOR SALE OR RENT-One of the BRICK
HOUSES, on 18th street, between C and ID sts
win IL good rOoins, with gas in each room Terms
moderate. Inaure of JAS. w. BARKER, on III
ST., between llth and 18th sts., No. 425.
E0R sALE--A valuable FARM in a high state
Il OF cultivation situated lr Alexandra county,
va, containing one hundred and thirty five acres
more or less. IL adJoIns the farm Of Major w D.
Mntt; ana is about seven and half miles fToRl
Msshington city. For particulars sppy at the
StoI ohce' mar l-duel
A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-situ.tet
a ia AlexsndIIs county, about ~ miles from
and Little Fails roads, consisting of l02 aores In
sulre on the premises, or Of Il. RfCHhR DsS, ,oorne
tth aud stTeets. Washington. ID. G. n10-H
FOR RENT-A small STORE, corner of sth st
ana fenn; avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel,
suitable Tor a barber's saloon or cigar store For
Information inquire tthe Hotel mar 30
TOR RENT-The FIRST FLOOR ofthe build
y lng lnmedlatey opposite the west wing of the
Clty Hal, recently occupied by Chas. !. wallach
story and the third floor of the same building Fer
terms sPPiy to RICHARD WALLACH, No. 2
Louisiafa avehue. ia Is If
SENATOR'S, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-
- Two splendid snItes of ROOMS. elegantly fur
mShe1, VIII be rented during the session OF Con
sress, IN the most desIrabe locality in this ci.y
selng wltnln one or two squares of Browns aud
National Hotels. Those In pursuit of such RooT3s
Will do well to make eary application 81 No 23g
sth street. between ID street and "a. av. de 5-d
EOR SALE-A Moe three story Brick HOUSE,
~ on I'd street, between ID aud l. streets, in D.
beys Subdivision. The above property will be
sold e 9n u easy ~ terms Price Tsde known 6y insuir
street: opposite Centre Market Title perfect
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- IN ALL Xsc PRIZES.
Whole Tickets, S20-Halves, S10-Qusrters, es
Prizes cashed at sight At per cent discount.
Bills on al solvent~Bs taken at par.
drawing will be forwarded as soon ss the result
becomes known.
AL orders for schemes or tickets 70 be addressed
TO DON RODRIGUEZ,
str Care of City Post. Chnri erfnn. & C.
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E'OR RENT-A conveniently arranged BRICK
bouse ea:, ~ on New York avenue, the fTst
Ihompson's Drug Store. The location is one of the
ott desirable IN the city being in the square di
on the premises, of JOHN w. NAIRN. ArP''
Sl-2w
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EOR SALE-A Moe three-story Briok HOUSE,
II on I'd street, between ID aud T. streets, in XIII
bey,s Subdivision. The above property will be
Ing of II. w. HAMILTON & Co, No. SCI 7th
street: opposite Centre Market. Title perfect.
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E'OR SALE-A valuable FARM I'M high state
n OF cultivation situated ir Alexandria county
va, containing one hundred and thirty FIVE acres
more or less. IL adJoIns the farm of Major w ID
Mutt; and is about seven and q half miles from
Mss6Ington city. For particulars spply At the
Ctdr OHce.
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we reao IN the cleveland Herdld OF May IL -
sait brought In the Court OF Common Pleas OF Caya
iaoiaDs railroad Company, endorsed saa guerra b.
the Cevel na, Columbus and Cnsinnsii Railroad Com
papy. The bonds ms,nyet February 1852, and we're
protested. The following are the terms Of tae eGtorss
Dept;-
ciDnAn RAro Vi Company hereby sells and the
wihn obnssion and ali rsnss and oeuodts arisog
non, -, or bearer, and do also nereoy
warrant and guarantee the punctua pay Of ate-
rest and principal OF the Obligation.
In testimony whereof the szid company hAvs caused
tneee 20 be signed By their President LIST
OF February, 1904 h PAYNE, President
The petitions contain the uspsi OF su,hoyisy
consideration, &c, aud the "a denied 10 the
sSsIs As ihs qoesiion Involved 10 OF inese,t
~e have procured copy Of tho answer 10 one Of TIE
cases, which prevents ooncse s'aemsni OF the
msoc i 70 s.orn 70 by L NJ HUBBY, President, ana
n,ed by Mesfrs Rauney, Bsckus Noble. attorneys tor
re company " AZ 10 ows-J nu 3 Wright, Jonah 10
9net snd Levi Rswson the B-lleopts'ceS Indaoa
Cncinoau RstoAd Company de coo Ans yer O, tnc
Cleveland, Columbus sno cncnpw Rsilroid Company.
The Cs veiAnd, Columbus and Cucurse R<ros1 C1aa.
psay, answering says, afut that tie ne
Ano Indiana Railroad Coupsny executed the writing oo
gstoy described HE potton dIed IN tais case but /,
rosd Company ever received the same, d. ever
msns,err.a said .rl.,s obligatory, or ever BEGAN: ~
-sme OF ord for any valuable consier.,oa warrant or
guarantee the punc,osi Of The iasrcst and prn
Ths defendant further wering samiss that Henry
Payne did sign under his tue Of said Com
saton 70 the bearer, and Old sgn writing similar 70
the one pei forth IN ihe Petition tne bond obligation
on which this suit 10 brought but tbs defendant denies
hat ssid bensy Payne had any legal authority 10 bns
ms deispdAnt by any such eisnsate, and Say
proper authority Was gwen for any tpch endorseea mt
or guarantees 10 sss Henry Payne.
THIS ce noans denies thai liable 10 plaintiff Al ali
on Esd writing OBJ igstofy, or The en- Sossemeni AMI
guarantee eel forth IN said Ietticn
This defendant Gays said writing on the back Of
tad obi CATION ana said endorsement made by psi
Henry feyre without sny consideration wnAtcysr 70
THIS oetndahs and tmply for the nodauon OF The
other defendant In this case fefeudaa hsa
70 authority rnccr s charter 10 soy such accora
rnodatou endorsement
Wherefore this deaendart asks 10 be hence dIsrnuod
with its co<1.
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ss NJ sncut 50 ooo bushels ipcusiug vssssyA re a
81 80 81 40 xlssakss oIos 81 8, aisN 81. o,,caso
spsipg 81 81 is sud ~pite csfosns ssp T. dorn ~ss
- 5000 turpiy End qn1 active, '/us ~
snbrsceo several css0ss upsoand loss II 62s
,or dsmssso, Sic 40 81 Tor TOSS sss mju.ss soaad
mixed st 62s = zoo aoo Wss~fs 90 At 6sc . ogi
choice ss 70c, wss,e'T, aud Jersey yehos
~ 7lc ke-saks Of 1,pio bushels wsre Osie
Of e7c sneAs B>ss~y wA isasuse SANS Of
ct $50 $50 0.s were n request, ,ssss "
w,s1rn .nd Canaaisa ~ 400. a2c, asa Il slsss n
A. 10 At2c
0sFsz Sales comp s'A 100 bags MasssAlbs u teks,
emo t,V 60 L.RuysaA a. IA
CoTros - me MAJ kssWss arm, 40 slossd WITH hsrd
eeBs tencepc5 Tea ssss 'Uot-o ny Aooat o oOv bAss
NJ uslst, c'oesE icr toa she spN foiO~
Ia ne
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rMANcIh, AND CONNER ciAL,
wEps EsDAY, May 23-6 p. NJ.

WEDNESDAY,, may ~ r M.
y,e Persia arrived this afternoon with dates TO
,a,h. By telegraph, via Queenstown, it was an
nouneed by the las, steamer that the Bank of Eng
hand ON tie 10Th int reduced their rate of discount
sromot "A per cent There WIS fair demand
for money at Bank at the reduced rate, and at
ne s;scount houses there WAS brisk inquiry at !
. "A per cent The increased ease in the money
market exerted no influence on the funds, which,
owing to unfayorable rumors Of Continental compli-
s.iions, were quiet and lower. The market on the
llth was dep essed End dropping, owing TO polii
cal eisquietude both at home and abroad, aud con-
vols closed dnil at 95 for money, 95l for &C
count.
With regard to American securities, Messrs. d.
Bell, Son d Co, report as fohows:-
Darus ihe pact week but very limited bus ness has
and
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Thus the receipts show an Increase of 100000
over those Of last year, and an increase Of
l,44s,ooo over 1858, and the exports exhibit the
following resuits:--
Con.dnsh. c. Britain. Ftnsce CM.Fp. Nal Sock
Inc Inc. Inc Ine Dec
ls57s... 1o2s,ooo &s,coo $4,000 $4,000 81 go
Dsc Ice
IAayen.. 72s,oOo 10000 $1,000 sss,coo $1,000
The compilers add
The weather throughout the South continues generally
favorable for the young crop From some few o,st''s
complaints Of dAnsge have boon received, such
ere exceptional aud do no, apply to the whole o0s.on
region. Tie principal plsint lar hes been lack
Of RAIN extendirg more or less the whole country
bus learn that The cold reported lately given pisce
10 fenisl temperature, and rains have fallen
extent where they we're most needed Toe present
oiiion OF the crop generally considered favorable,
ans good stand has been obfsusd oct while the plant
10 LIABLE To so mary al a-ters there Ia de need 10 mSgni
~ or 10 anticipate complaints OF damsge.
The statement Of the st. Louis banks for the
wppk ending the 9TH INST WA toll
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FsvebGs asd O0msssso MATHS.
TINE or CLOSING AT the REV YORK OFPtcB
p0A .fosva- oaaY 0u6~s 500 o~a<ds. .5h
s wiser: n: 49,. ~: IN * II. an AN. ..ss
ss. s mo al i ), c.;r'sd i. & 4 I :aS
., .ssssis; s::;:S a.a 4
stssnoo~l VIZ her-si.sr close - ~ 7. 4
SUNDAY EAls e4aoss III malls coss ~ teh
c..sosylA .ss 's sis.so:aiO sorusrs ish,. Tues
ne Sss %. r.t 20, d.iao1:,. i..... Z issi
sss'srsS ios sioul5 % mara ID 'ov~sasd via
g. LACE CRY lie Cyer,.Ao a al n. so.sps tao, % s>s
S :'s. sssss :Saad r O. s, :sS
'Cvsrsrd ytA a. tosspb"
81. FAcuc BY ~sA@ssp sostoern l,gs. Tues
suso,s...... b. ss.sss;p Faon, for scah.np
oa snd hAus saturday ssy o.. n
BAHAMA sLAss o. me day shes ss ssris $3.50 Aisss
nanN. Ne s.sna ss,n.s S IS r1 10 sssas..s.s
.its malta To- .hs Bshsms is'asds. 70 BE- landed
nAvASA....-sy sisssasAsp Le sseo, On Monday
nay = .......s-...-.... .............lI< 4. y.
TIME or CLOSING AT TIE LONDON oFPionL
DonbAY.... fas 0ssvtaxA hopuay au,sp u .uusn
- fa0ss:-FA xsSseiisAs - - tMb q
ssch month VIA Southampton on ~ lzh ssd
CALCUTTA. .A. uA nn. ~ ia nArssu,sA 4,s, iaA,
Cn,sA &C.. Va harssas. % ,ss ss0 ans 80 Va so.n
Ampton en- and ah
AVsraAIA- N kssssLs. 80 sss NE 18Th W sossA-
uAunrrus w Aoso on ,S~ 2,b sod mn Of ne .onEA
BLAZE Va Soushancsoa 10 0e ~ Of NE usmsh
~ rnc nArssallsa d@y.scosd Of
saiss Rnos6 any q sAsse fA sunday. IA
sssss - "a -. 5o.e.s a. u. oun.
sbove daass hoaA Of Asss dAsss fsn sunday lhs
Hss s~sssasssA ~ oarssrs prs'sous
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SWANS IRON HOLLAND FOR THE PARK.
Tie Commits o.e rs Of the Central Park have been adj.
vsd, through George & Kunhardt, Eco, oonsui that
twelve swans vii be sent from the city Of Hamburg oy
tie steamer Bavaria, 10 arrive here about the 2eh irs
The owners Of The steamers have generously under
taken 70 bring the swans with The creates, attention
to their safety, and win take back e Of any chass the
prs,n ser or, 10 take chargs OF All instruct IN the
ucsicd.
D,tArct drawings O. tho mofo OF tr.'ctng nesls
BOO attd ssa hoaiisE have been fecslvod
1he swans o. Hamburg are - ace the plxsc.V Of We
q &c, q, re chsrfs o. the cliy.
lNs Essrs Gso scclsiong6 ., al dssree sf oh sad
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARK ct.
WEDNESDAY, May Is, 1850.
BEKr CATTLE.


The feeling Of depression, which has bean the mos!
prominent feature for long time, continues 70 be tae
prevailing chAractersuc In the cattle market
In the various yards d this city and a.
Bergen Hill The quality OF tho offerings during
the entire spring months hes been decided Improve
ment on that Of former years, which fact owing alto
seher TO the large crops Of which harvested IA
tho Western States last fall and which HIS been fed
large quantities 70 tho ease OF Illinois, oaio and
the Western States Tue large reoei,s Ing entire
spring have served keep prices down 10 range
ever, and cattle which readily brought i2o last year
have been 20 ali The spring at about LOG The ousr
nss In the yards today were large and mostly fat, max
Nc an unusually good average quality. Toe hrst
lions were made ~ pr,ces vayng from "a - loo. per
pound bat the last named prices may b. ooraacred an
extreme rate a. bat few OF them brought over 9sc
rpe general selling prccs were 70 o., ami the rsnss
ron 70 Ioc very small proportion Of the STOCK
placed yesterday, probably owing " the last that al
vance was demanded the drU class cattle As this
served 70 materially impede operations no scver holders
osered heir pretepsoos and willing to sell pre-
rstes AZ Bergen Hill the sacs Moadsy reacned
az head aud ct the small city yards the market IN
changed In every respect Toe total receipts st ali the
yarce Tor the week and last week folio VS.
wasksaeL~- BrO~raSoa CAaxabvvlls's OBrsen'a
rhh week. .SsA - % II
Last week. ,8ls7 81
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viapa for the yea- ending Aprn 20, 1850, were
s224 TT 90, 81 which SIS $50 95 were derived
from taxes. si67,94t So for tax on bank cao'a''
1898 % for tax on surplus bank prohts So 2'3 Tor
tex On iDcreole If bank capital, and 81 ,2iI 80 for
expentes OF monthly retains Of the banks. The
total payments dariog she year were s7ooIoo5 81,
including s22,7ls 81 for overdrafts aud interest
AT Milwaukee the produce movement is larse.
The receipts of foar and grain for the week ending