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ran A. des of Bsrps~eID Merriam. ssgua, days. vita
Big Ge1rstsTs dob Wiser. Amsterdam 81 days. with
Gibraltar April 10 with Moore Henry ia.
been within go miles Of TINS port the past days. with Gains
ME- Aady sys Avery H.raeaDo' April % with coffee &C.
Big Iavoris Dutch Hueca, omOn Hon. April 80 with
Marcia Banso Hartman Ya0sco. p days n Yi ~
,aw sshr with manmas gone, steering ME- probably Tor
e Co s.:s he Win
ps S1.. Eieks $ for Bs,aor , c,.n,n.sos !.
DAYS sih molA;sss 70 Bret, Son ca "a inst oa Cape
Sis om & for
Sdss hS'Ga 8 10
Big rssesl ' ssssst sasso for Boston
@ Geo e E.SGS for March n
parsed Gibraltar April ], with frnit, GeoF Bnley.
sfh So Agate of Atkins LasuAy April 70
ps Ss Anna wR pess OF Me- ssS1 G
tingil for Philadelphia sid days previous 90.
Thgrss0n dksy. for Falmouth sehr Harriet Newell sher
~s Fsq
spoke fchr Ocean Ranger Lewis from Aatanzas for Port
sah M Dayton Bs5s MAY v w,n fruit III tsr
lard CT was knocked overheard and lost while ceng main
e Esy'' r'%ss ssys yin
Benz Fader Of Harwch from Rio Janero for London In ms
bad light battling wnds the entire PASSAGE made the
Sshr Rostssd Jameson, Linsan, cB IS days
plaster 81 sss
schr o Jones Tatem, Wilmington NC, days.
Schr Jackson Bonner Baltimore days.
schI II Nash, Eaton Philadelphia for Boston;
Schr Lucy Ames Knowon Elizabehport for Portsmouth.
scsr r Wheeler Mclaughlin Ei.aee,nper,, for Salem
schr f GAmage 1ideD, Elizabethport for Salem
echr A s Sater, Fish. Ellzabethport for Fall River.
schr Justice Sheldon Elizabethport for Providence
Scpr Cornea, Mackey Elizabehport Tor Proyidence
h New RssSq Bail d
Schr Danviiie. Wbalen Eastport, days
schr Emma Furnish, yerrill Dix Isle, days.
schr @ " Watson. Smith. New London, days.
schr Pesse Brooks, Portland Ct days
soop Vienna Davis Elizabebport for New Haven
Steamer KIN Won ku TRANSPORT, Lockman Perryvile VIA
troops Annapolis Fort Monroe Washington City and
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarah, jones' Philadelphia.
Steamer Curiew Aldr1ch Providence.
Steamer New London. Smith. New London.
BELOW.
Bark Excelsior (Br, of south Shields, from Newcastle.
Park Percy or. Of North shields) from Gibraltar by
Csylon ORR from Gibraltar SO daysBy pilot boat
One ship and two banks, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Adatc (B1 Galway via ST Johns, NF; Us brig
18th l3th-.steamshps Han Kow, Hong Kong; Marion,
Washington; ships Sea serpen, San Fraocsoo Conmtas,
Bristol Louis Napoleon Haml Hamburg; Brem barss On
b Watson, Porto Cabello; d Mooney, Philadelphia
Wind at sunset w, nghl.
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YEA ANS, In the Soth

ANS On Monday, May 10, REBEccA AMss, In the soh
year OF her age.
The friends and relatives OF the deceased are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the Nethodst
church. Of Fourth and Garden streets Hoboken
NJ J. this wednesday, morning, ut ten o'clock
BirTs in Stamford, Conn, on Monday, May Ii, MARY
EIzAnSrH eldest child Of william N. and Emily Belts,
aged four years and seven months.
Funeral services At -. Andrews Chapel stanford,
this "wednesday Afternoon at half past two o'clock
BrAcgBrRS 10 Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May IL, WALTER
EDWIN BAcxsrRs, son Of Robert aud Lauretta BLACK
burn, aged 2 years
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tenc the funeral from rs walworth street, Brooklyn,
D., this wednesday, afternoon, az two O'Clock,
Brown In Brooklyn on Tuesday Nay IL, Mrs. CarHA.
&RAetD No widow Of Saroa Brown, aged d
years
Her friends and those Of the family are invited 70 at
tend her burial from the residence Of her 500, Rev II
hobart brown, 90 Orange street, Brookiyn, on rhursaT
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Coscrpr o. ray GasMAS Rn1E RDcTNESr-A grand
musical festival will be given by this regiment on Friday
evening next at the Academy Of Music, for the beneh'
the families of their members The performances VIII
consist Of vocal and instrumental music, executed oy
leading artists assisted by the chorus and band OF the
regiment, and the orchestra Of the Academy. Tnere
wi be, in addition, presentation Of coors by COM
mittec OF ladies' and grand parade Of the entire regi-
ment, with the military band With these combined
attractions the festival cannd fail to be well attended
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CLEARED.
Ship Star King Garfield, San Frsncisco-M Cusack.
EMP Daring mono %ncS
Bark Indian Chief, Nerr Queenstown and marke.deo
Bark ks%Ss M R1sGs smith GO
0 n. RsIsa
Brig GiPsey, Olsen Antigua-smith, Jones 4 Go:
ss ss @ o an m
Brig salmah (Br Grow, Harbor Grace, MI Whitney
Brig Reed, Davies, Phlsdepha- \, e.
srs Essssiiy Ss' Grant ssSssI@S rl.Say 90
srs Mathew
sss$r $sSs' J sS, S Ssss, Fsssa:
sebr Bengal, -, MirsmIchl-D pewolf
seSr Chief, Fhiadsp5iaa Master xo'.".
sssI oSs sgPd
sebr Denmark, Brishtmsn. Phiiadeiphis-
sehr N Brosnaid, Champion, Tuckahoe~r O Benton a
Wright
ss sPr sa:s Sr 2oSsss PortIsnsna i Racket
SER SER ' Bishop Ama1sen n Porsmouth-JJ Hannah.
scsr ks,sSn Paris NantuSEe sorAsD Ravens
schr Queen Of the South Elwood BridgerOr-E Burl-
schr oscar Acken, Acken. stsmford-Mas,er.
sssT bT SsssPTP pam SSasI Racket
sioop Neptune, Davis, Fan Riyer-H $ Racket.
ssSSP Sosn
sloop Oak, Doan Providence Master.
Steamer Bristol Allen, Philadelphia
ARRIVED.
easensewR I'd srS With %dse and SO passengers, 10
Steamship Hrsgo, Gadsden Hayre, May l. SOUTHAMPTON
day pm with R .s and ~ " n With srse
Of packed ana large detached pieces and
g 4 h9sI Il IS So pssa bs nepd and S
LA of Fecanpl steering W 18Th AM az 90 lon % 20
snalI1sd Steamship City o aancSester Lv
Ship Isaac webb Hu,chn;9n LyeYGoi April - via, =.
s - SIX sRi
Ssy fSe T sss @ om
v, @ Of SsT Nf a's oB q SPOKE aS
ship Mediator. Finer, Liverpool April H. with COAL to
ysrySo p DAYS wn SG ss e ss,
pede bourd +; iss he ksts Prince,
S spOgSd Ts;tSa 1@S >, s,y. with Goa.
tsR lsD:s sRo
Ship Samuel Sdsms Adams, LvsrpcG q days Win coal
Nv % So ss Go s n asd
fen from the mzen chains overheard and was lost IN
bvoys being thrown over boat lowered but swamp
ship Reynard tst Boston, seymour London "a ssys In
nd.e and Is passsnssrs 70 er!nne xnSrn 90 Has been
sS ss:sf S;s {! sS:?
lon q saw sSip shsphssS Knapp hence isI LIVER
pool time spoke Dutch gsio Cedsandrts from Phils
delpbia Roerdam bh inst lat ~ 80 lon 81 AZ saw BARK
Eliza Young, Of Yarmouth, Ms, bound w. -.
s o %'sf
the Banks
Bark Investigator of searspor Carver Csao, loi days
With guano, 10 Walsh, Carver Chase. :.
Bark Plato CIR Of Sunderend1 Golghty, sunder,and ~
days, vita 81, TO Moses Taylor Go. .,,, :.
Bark Rer Nor, Jensen Belfast, 20 days, in ballast 70
order. -.
Bark Carolina vsn tAus) Foro Belfast, - days in bal
last 10 order -. ,..
Bark CmnIola tof Brewer Hopkins Arroyo Apru 30, with
sugar dc Miller Houahton 81 inst oet overheard Josh
RigbAy, 2d officer, Of Hampton, Nc. - IA. -
Bark Harriet Bveswter HawtIns Hsvana DAYS v,s "a
to Merrill kbbHtt Passed on the NORA going Va t4
Steamship Kernak Sid In company with bark Edwin, for
York chip Escort Boston bark David Kimbs for Fall
Boston, from ryinldad for Cork for Orders The 3
Gains The sh CO sysna parted company with bark I'd.
VITO.
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Lord John Russell made an important statement In the
youse OF Commons relative to American affairs. Az to
Abe federal government committing an infringement
nj international law by collecting dues from foreign
chips before breaking bulk the law officers Of the
crown said so much depended on the circumstances
ahat no definite Instructions had been sent the
cruisers The government believe that q collection
As impracscabe Relative to the blockade, he said
rpould only be recognized when effective. Regarding
letters of n,orque the government Of the opinion that
she Southern confederation mus te recognized as te'g1s
ther important questions stil under consideration
resolution abolishing paper duty had been adopted
Mr. Dsrae reservng the right Of taking the opinion OF
abe House at future stage.
In the Prussian Chambers Baron scheltz denounced
Lord Pamerstons recent language towards Prussia He
Paid Prussia would sacrifice her independence for the
friendship Of any Power
Insurance had been effected California gold from
Panama to London, ccnsgnments being diverted from
New York.
LONDON May 6, 1851.
The opening prices OF console, money and accounts
Hi2 9ITS. There is no change In American stocks.
Canadas oneeighth lower
There l. no improve ment OF importance in funds Con-
70 unchanged Business at the Stock Exchange 10 in
''''s' LONDON May 7, 1861
per ton since Friday last fridays price 35s per
rwt., yesterday SIS. Cd was asked.
The London Times (cty artice) says the present course
of American events far from being calculated to en-
arrass the London market likely 70 have d.
recty the opposite result. II recognizes the supreme
Importance or the struggle in the States and says the
subjects on which questions 10 be put to morrow will
assume gigantic proportion in the eyes OF this country
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Lotteries.

Mesars. WOOD. EDDY CO. would most respectfully in
form the public that their several lottery do not
until The following perods:-The Delaware State Grant
win continue 70 be drawn until the year 1872 the Missouri
lucky State Grant until the year 1871 and the business will
be conducted until the expiration OF Gil those grants with the
promptude that has characterized II for the last
Yates Mcintyre Gregory Co., J. W. Aaury Co., Gregg
> ''' WOOD, EDDY 4 CO.,
MauaYers
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LLoyDS Nnsrxns There Is no plaNs Of amusement in
town better worth visiting than Nibos Saloon. This
week there has been an entirely new change Of pro-
granme, and those who love hearty laugh should not
omit the opportunity afforded them by the inimtsble
burlesques OF the MINISTRIES.
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The total stock in port amounts to 300 900 bales, o.
which SIS 900 bales are American.
MANCHEsTER TRADE REPORT.
The advices from Manchester are unfavorable, the
markets being dull and sales unmportant
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
Orleans tres ordinaire quoted at lo5f bas lolf The
adyces from America caused advance. The sales OF
1he week Is 000 bales stock in port 295 600 bales
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKET.
The s1 m.xs w.S S s1 ss
decline on al grades The weather has been favorable
Metsrs Wakefield, Nah & Co, Richardson, Spence 4
Co. and Bgland, Athya Co report breadstufis steady
Flour rather Hrm and quoted at 27s Cd 3Os 3D.
Wheat firm and in better requestred lis. 3d.a Us 3D.
white 13s las. 3D. Corn dull, and holders press
ing the market at decline Of 3d. Is on the week
mixed, 34s. $685.; yellow, $685.; white 35s. 35s Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The prov ision market steady. Messrs. Bgland,
Athya& Co. and Others report beef quiet and steado
holders demand advance on fne new PORK nrm win
partial advance Bacon quiet lard dull but steady az
sos e5s Cd for fine choice Tallow quiet-Butchers'
Association $685.. the market closing with declining
tendency.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
The Brokers circular and others report ashes hrm,
with considerable advance on oil qualities under news
from Montreal the market closing at $685. for both pots
and pearls Rosn buoyant under advces from America,
and an advance has taken place Of 3d., with sales Of
qualities have declined Cd Coffee dull Rice heavy and
srSiauoted at os 3D. Ldseed oil at 2as. EOS Cd Fish
pils quiet and steady.
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat dull, and lower qualities difficult TO sell: white
American 62s Cos red 5Ss CAS-. Flour, sos. SSs.
arou dull bars f5 E5 2s Cd Sugar quiet and declined
3D. Tea heavy: common congou, Is. Coffee steady Rice
null Spirits turpentne firm and slightly advanced
uluoted at 34s Taow slightly declined quoted at 6Ss
nd Tin-Foregn has slightly advanced Fish oil gene
rally unchanged. Linseed oil quoted at 28s. Sd.
HAvRE MARKETS.
For the Week Ending May -Breadstufs steady, owing
40 unfavorable weather for crops Ashe,-Pots firm.
Coffee quiet Oils dull Rice heavy. Sugar heavy. Lard
dull, and quotations barely maintained.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday-3P. NJ.
There is great excitement here to day, caused by the
ndvces from received by the steamship Persia
and all markets are unsettled and excited
Cotton-The sales of Cotton TO day reach 20 600 bales
Including 10 spectators and exporters and there
is partial advance Of I'D. Many operators have with
drawn their stocks from the market.
Bresdsufis steady.
The Provision market s steady.
PRODUCE MARKET.
Spirits Turpentne is firm, and all qualities have ad
Vanced 40s s paid TO arrive, and AS Sd 5s asked
spot, but not paid. Rosn buoy ant and advanced 7s
Is asked for common, but not paid
LONDON, May 4-P N.
Consols close at 9l& s17s for both money and &C
count
American securities are fiat; the Persia's advices
were received late TO have any effect the market
.yhe latest quotations are-noH Central shares, 40
20 discount; Erie, 19a10
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Mails FOR CHrNA-we are requested TO state by Messrs
James c. Jewett Co., As South street. owners of the
bark Amena that all letters and packages intended for
United States officers in the China Seas win be taken free
Of charge by that vessel to sail from this port for Hong
K0ag and Shanghae on the goth instant
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Mss HNWIxy's CONCERT IN BaooKrYN.-Ths charming
vocalist gives concert at the Brooklyn Athen@um to
morrow evening The gslantry Of her admirers In tina
city viii no doubt contrve for some such agreeable sur
prise an got up for her on the occasion OF her las
benefit there and In any case they will insure her 'u
lnna
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Naval Intelligence.

Commodore Eugle and Captain McKinstry, Of the Navy
were passengers yesterday by the Adrstc for Galway
they arc sent TO Europe by the TO purchAs,
stesm guubosts for the coast guad.
The steamer Dacotah Commander Radford, arrived II
shspghae Feb. 81, from Hong Kong and Annoy.
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Sales or Real Estate.

BY James N. Miller. - -
Lot south side s7th ST. 275 feet west OF 9Th 4sU
House and lot side ssth st 400 IT, east OF 9th av os6o
10. do n side 3sth ST., 10 r. east OF Sd av. 5000
DO. do. do. % H. In east OF Sd av.. 5000
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STILL LATER NEWS.
OF THE PARANA.

81. JOHNS NJ f., May IA, 1851
The steamship Parana from Galway on the afternoon
of the It'll nst arrived here at three O'Clock this AFTER
noon.
The rarana brought no mall and portion OF our re-
port including the Liverpool markets Of the 9Th proba
BLY, remains in the Galway Post Office.
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Omcial Drawings OF Wood, Eddy & Co.'S
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KExIucKY, EXTRA CLASS, 279-May II, 1851.
81, So 49, 60, 20, 20, SO, SO, So, Is, IL, IS, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 20-May IA, 1851
IS, Z, sc, A, 8, 81, ~, 40, n, 90, 81, 20.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing either
Covington KY, or st. Louis, Mo-
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Prizes CAshed In all Legalized Lotteries,
by JOSEPH BATES. Broker
No. 10 Wall street, up stairs,
New York

The Blockade OF the Southern Ports is
about to be strictly enforced but the blockade Of KNOWS
famous Hat Store Of Broadway and Fulton street. ia
old His thousands Of continually block
SIDE his for Hats such can be nowhere
unique In design perfect In symmetry well finished
daahing and tasteful in every respect they command uni
versal admiration and patronage.
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With regard to the new crop they say
The prospects Of the crop at this season Of the
year always attract attention. but particularly this
year. from the serious danger attending in the fact OF
civil war The deficient supply from the past crop also
creates greater apprehension for the result Of the just
planted The planting has been generally favor
able and in most places cotton above ground and look
ipg pretty well The Of ground planted this year
undoubtedly shows falling OFF from former years, in
stead Of the regular annual increase and IN some cases
we hear that farmers have even poughed up cotton TO
plant corn &C. from determination not to short OF
provisions again. We do expect however, that this
has taken place to any material extent serious
ground for apprehension consists In the drain OF labor
which the cotton States In with the rest OF the
country, must be subject to during the war; especially
when Is remembered that the cotton plant needs such
close attention throughout the The approaching
blockade Of the Southern ports has made shpmaster
anxious TO complete their cargoe get away and hence
decline in freights at New Orleans to sd this week,
which has caused rather more activity In business at
firmer prices.
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LIVERPOOL May 7, $751;
The cotton market opens firm and steady. Spirits Of
furpentine firm at 4be 47s. Cd. Holders demand fur
aher advance. Resin buoyant at Is.
LONDON, May I, 1851.
Cousols o1x e1,s for money and account Spirits or
surpcntine hrm and all qualities considerably higher
Holders demand 52s. Cd.
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spain.

The sittlngs OF the Cortes will soon be closed.
The government has not yet taken any definite resolu
tou respecting the annexation OF St. DO ningo Spain
II Is believed the reply will be In the Affirmative
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NAKEPEAtF-- ARMsTRoSG-In this city, by the Rev.
Joseph sanderson Mr. W. H. MAKTKAcE, OF New York. TO
Miss MARGARET ARMSTRONG, Of Paterson, New Jersey
Patterson papers please copy.
PEoK-smrH-on Monday evening, May 10, by the
Rev s. seabury, d. D. JARED PECK, 70 NELIE, daughter
Of lothian Smith, all OF this city.
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Drawings or n. France & Co.'s Della
Observation-Disclosures by act of Assembly passed
January 1852 Grants to run .wepy years Mv ,as,
"a %, IA, "a, n, A, 20, 10, IS, 81, GO, 48.
CoxsoLIDATED-CLAss 50. Drawn May IA, 1851
81, so, 62, 8, Al, IL, 20, So, SO, SO, so, AZ.
Circulars sent free of charge BY addressing
Il. FRANCE co Managers
Wilmington Delaware
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TUEIDAY, My I4---6 i. M
AsHKsSales OF 100 bbs pots made at 20 80, and
90 do. pearls at IS 6&K IS rs.
BREAeTUErs -Flour-The market was less active, and
common with medium grades OF State and Western
easier, while good TO choice family brands were firmly
held The sales embraced about COCO bbls, closing
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The following was the business of the sub-Trea.

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House tMs
morning were sl5,30S,9 1857 40, and the balances
81 lis, 448 Go.
The following is Messrs. Neill Bros statement
Of the movements Of cotton for the past week and
since LIST September last, compared with the five
preceding years.
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Court Calendar This Day.

SUPREME CouRT CIRCur--Part Nos. 1887, 339 439
1915 1877 1906 1241 1883 S73 $751; 47s 1882 ILL., 1908,
le36, ITO, 1871, 1875, 1891, 1888.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. 20, 30, 81.
SUPERIOR CoURf-Part Mos. 291, 537, HIT, 1911,
1862 ITS, 17s3 1882 17ss 1895 l769 I76 1857 1897
$780, Part 2-Nos $685. $50, 1885, 1874 1856 l45S 1890
COMMON PIEAs-Part l-Nos 1857 ITO, iii, 1l72,
l!7s TIA l175 117e 1l77 IT'S 1880 1884, 1882 1883
1854 Part 2-Nos. 55T, 1928. 93i, 49s 4e9 52a TIA
III. $3.50, 1885, 1856, 1887, 71s 1856, 1895.
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to-day and the market rather lighter few bills
were taken below AZ . per cent.
The London Herald says that the pressure s the bank
Is very great and that nothing done the street be-
low per cent, and that quotations range up to 81.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Reitablc and
black Factory 81 Barclay street
Sold and applied at W. A BACHELORS, l6 Bond street.
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Flags! FIags!-F'lags or Every Size and
kind, manufactured III the shortest notice by
DOUGLAS SHERWOOD,
81 and s. White street.
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Hill, Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
wtskers, No Barclay street. Hair Dye 90 cents, Black
nrpu
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THORN, Nay o. I0OI.
Increased precautionary measures Of military cha
yacter been Warsaw account OF the Rus
holidays Cannon have been planted IN front
OF the cathedral Arrests and judicial inquiries by civil
nuthotitie continued to be made.
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Thus the receipts show decrease Of S9 600 bales from
these Of last year. and decrease Of 1862 from 1862
and the exports exhibit the following results
g. Britain. France. OH FTP. Total Sock.
Comp'd Nth. Dec Inc. Dec. Dec. Dec.
Last year .4oS 900 l7,coo $4,000 $4,000 2S4 600
1854 aes 600 TO 600 40 900 sis 600 80 600
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EVANS,
sc and 8 Fulton street.

EVANS',
Sc and 63 Fulton street.
Saddle Horses at Auction To-day. mt I
oclock.-W be sold Of the Riding school, Fifth avenue,
of Thirty ninth street. the entire stock of W. H. Dis
brows Saddle Horses without 10 the highest bidder
HavelOCxs! HavelOcks: HavclOclxs OF all
descriptions in quantity made TO order o. the shortest
notice by DOUGLAS sHERWO0D,
Nos. 81 and So White street.
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The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machine
may now be had for $50, No. 800 Broadway.
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wheeler q Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines as reduced prices Office s06 Broadway.
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u,
Despatches from the South cay that continued fross
have jeopardzcd the spring crops.
The Bourse Is very firm, rentes closing 6sf SOC
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Christadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and TOu-
peesthe the world Wholesale and retail, and the
dye priyatey applied No. Astor House.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Conso.s closed on Friday at 81 91y for both money
and account. The money market Is slightly strn-
gent, with brisk demand. The weekly return of the
Bank OF England shows decrease in bullion Of f27S 200
Barring Brothers report bar silver g. I'D dollars nomi-
nal at 5s. I'D; eagles nominal at 76s Cd.
AMERICAN sfoCEs.
Barring gives no quotations.. The Times OF SATURDAY
morning gives the following sales of Friday -lnnois
Central shares, 40 discount Erie Railr New
York Central Ga United States 6s rs So Maryland De-
bonds, 20 S5 Virginia os, of SO, a3 AZ.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers Circular reportsThe sales OF the week
been 90 900 bales including 2aooo TO spectators
caused an advance Of d. I'D all qualities, and hold
ers offered freely The advance would have been greater
but for the dull trade at Manchester. The sales on
Friday were is 600 bales including 5000 to spectators
and exporters the market closing firm al full rates The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-15

Broken Breasts.-The Indescriba BILE
agony suffered by mothers with broken breasts all be
prevented by the OF Hooways Ointment Over thou
ladies In this city testify the truth of this state
ment Direction with every pot