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ssss v s' a ss', Or 70 s'' our s vas
S Ssssd $50 0u ses t0 shea. D .ss % far erpSo.
oer,en; common grates we're heavv AMI lower,
.s gao - sso WI y ,so c .ss'ss ana am dse
81 81 % s. e6 'or good ~hise Michigan 81 70 for good
white hs'wA,, $ IS for amber cooret Jersey. 81 ssa
chran 81 97s 81 80 COZ ws4tsrr the later figure
fcr pe 81 81 Il Y tor req state 81 % for am Der
~ for ohicsgc sprins and 81 0s infero
DO Corn tccsaay active, while the MARKET favored
purchssera The saea embraces about 81 Wv bushels
at SIC t7hc for unsound, CSC. q SOC. for Western
go'xei CO.. 70, choice a. &c for Western yellow AMI
&c cnocs whire Southern Ia store Rye Eas steady,
with ssles ~ &C. Barley heavy sses o. 5000
bshes for rowed state wre naae a. bic Barley mat
noIinsi Data were dun am lower Win sales OF
Western ard Caaadisn n 32sc. 3S'sc., andat $780,
Cs.Fsz vat quiet ard saes OF 800 bags Of Rio were
| made at IL nc. 1880. e 81
| CoY70s Tee market sas frns, with sales or about
500 100 bales closing the haas of l87.c lie for
pidJng urislGs Dealers seemed disposed to await the
Great FAsts,n's news before dong much
TrFIaBTs -fsates wore again Z mrr 10 Fngtst ports
To Lverpoc. shout 81 Oo0 1000 5rshes cora and
wotas wcre eng sed a. 81 SID for 3'.n n bu's,
o. -four at 2s 1890 80 hhds nams AZ PTS Cd and 500
ebls OF lard a 2Ss 20 lboon 20 GOO sbse OF whe.t
engaged 10 bags at 10a 10 b nen zoo ta'i Of cot
Tsur was dull win jotnng salcs Of rsisina al 81 so
PEI bunch, aud 1T 50 81 10 Tor isye,s.
Hay was in Imeu De fnand for shipment, while 1t was
tt !or use, NJ SOC a9'ct according 80 laay Tor ior
rot to prire).
lars we're rather finer, With fair sales, for 40.
RS. use within two or three days 450 bales " j.e
pa IT. &c . 25c
Ike, The nartet was dull and heavy with sales OF
zig in lots IT S21 to $50 months
IAy - ales Of 400 bbis common at 60c. and SEQ
iunpsts II
rorsssEs The make, quiet with small sales at
| unchanged pr,css
NAVAL sTnRfs Sales Of COO bbis common rosin were
made AZ 50, delivered snd 20 do common strained at
ST. raiu $40 DO crude turpsrtine a. 81 70. Spirits
were belc ri TIC
| PRoyisroas -Po k-rhe market exhibited more buoy
! troy ~ setig4 ~h saies Of 275 bbls., including
a. 8lT 90 SIT s7n aud pfe at S3 IS Sls s71.
With COO t5's Prime mepE frivats terms. Beef was
r.. afy 80 p falr demand ~tL sales Of $50 bbs AZ
e. 70 fer gpp1cged Le-s and a. ST. 30 Sl2 30
for exlr ~ qUet, bur trsny neld. Beef
hss reld SIC Gul meets sTete heavy at &C.
g. g. SAP shsi dsFH sssea a-d al 6c Sazc for bans.
Lg-i good eQutst prices dtm with sales OF
700 rh's NJ gl<a. 9T6c Butter and cheese were
| st.asy 6ra q taY detoaaG.
| irss--fh market seedy, with saies OF 800 cassa
! q. 55so 6Gr.
! srGt rhc tasiG. steady, with good dem and
ran the .rsa0 The GALES enbrae5d apout 500 hhts
| cld7 ouuas inc ag refining and iar grocery grades
| within tae rat &c a. &c 44c SIC; $50 boxes in
| tH a, 41$C giG $50 hhG6 Aeiado IN oonc, a Ztdc.
| NHGEty.--The nstEat was heavy and lower, with
| sales o. 200 bb,s, II IGa,
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The feature the market is The scary Of stock.
The bears have oyersoid almost every hing. and
one after another the leading stocks Of the cay
have been cornered, to the vast Inconvenience Of
the shorts. This is game, however, which can
only be temporary in its operation. 7, Is contrary
to common sense to suppose tina. tie prices &C
fancy stocks, or worthless State stocks. caa 10
maintained while civil war Is wagng throughout
the country; bona file holders should avail
themselves Of the market provided for them by
the bears and cell without delay. After the first
battle stocks Of all kinds will be plenty enough
and al much lower rates than those now current
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Spanish steam fgate BareDgaea Capt ArTios, Havana
ui.enaers ana treasure. to Allen Had strong winds
ssa5,hp columbia aTansDorp Whiting WASHINGTON CITY.
Wiz 9 L y N nth St sons Mobile Bay spoke
sbp youDg fle Orle for Providence; 4h
Fey West spoks chip Fsrwel Al days from aavre for
GiSssla5s s@i'os ApaI i Il s. sasssd bsrk
bosId drowned Nathaniel Knight, Of ellsworth
. o .' zone ra. 5yeSe1 April with coal aud
shp North Wind JeTeit London, April Is, in ballast to
ship Fscs sea Rckmers Rotterdam Al days, with mdse
5ko 9S nSornsg Lonan days in ballast
q @ ed
"a a 's So for Cork days 81
aa ssrs x GsG .Iss4 10 Tsaay Bradbury onfae
sa,k seuherner Campbell, ssgua II days, with sugar, to
sa1h a Pos, Pensacola April ~ with yel
Brg Reirea, tB of Aoa Young, TIoon, March 81 with
Bg saldssser us, Randk, Antwerp IS days. in ballast
Bs Fredonia Lord, Havana IL days with sugar Moses
Taylor CO Sailed In with ship Msyertcs for Fa
mouth ,sh inst OF Egg Harbor passed steamship Cahaw
orig Wenorsh OF RuSksporn, Dow csrdspas, Msy2 with
Co 10th met izo miles ssE from SANDY Hook saw lower
ma, and & ys4Ss ga serk n w Gws
been cut away above the deck, and apparently but short
time in the water
brig " Mcintyre tof Camden, Me-, Mcintyre Remedies
Brig Mary Mcese lot wilmnson MO- Croker ssgaa, 10
s's Fivirs CLARK, Macsias , days So
Brig George, Whitney New Haven IL hours.
Schr Dan smith (of New Hayen), Miller Matanzss days
brig OIinoco, bound n.
schr Merv Susan (B, Clesre, Eieuthera, days.
fruit to JAS Douglass.
master
scir Leveeii, squres, New Orleans, IL days with
oil cake, to Fenton 4 Co
schr Arhemius Gould, Charleston days with rice to
Il ri Mayhem
Schr A DeRossett, Garmow, Wilmington, NC, 4 days
Schr George smith, Chisholm. Hampton Roads, days.
Wac captured by the frgae Cumberland for having
board gan carriages Tor the southern Gonfederacy.
Srhr Globe, -, Elizabethport for Portland
schr Presto LaYrabee MGchias 8 days.
Schr Genroy, Wakefield, Gardner, 7deys.
Sehr Frank Pierce. Jackson, Gloucester, days.
Schr Texas, Chanp!ip, Fall River, days
Steamer Delaware. johnson. philadelDhiA
Steamer y amsa.,a, New Bsdfe.G.
steamer P.i'asr. @sker. Providence.
Bremen shin hena arrived last evening Bremen
ugt SO rnssf and sconsigned to Knsuh Nachod
Knhne April 2 lat % g. Ion - 3D. spoke ship iudwig
Liverpool Quebec; 2h Int ~ Al Ion IS 10 spoke
ship Lord rn bound e 2sth lat 80 80 lon So o. spoke 81
ship ills- from 81 john for London,
BELOW.
ship Fprfed. from Sagua
Ship 'MarthsJ Roar" from Matan,aa
Dig Belle q The Bay Of Mystic-A by pilo boat VIM
Rcmer, No II
Wind dufrs tas day Sw tos
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Since January L.. SD $50 9oI IL sos ,147 2ses,;

Since January l.. s1i $50 9oI IL sos lar 2sgS 58g
Last Monday the banks showed specie average
of s3s, 054 254-a decrease of nearly million from
the week previous, and Of nearly three millions
within a fortnight. From all VIC eau learn we
are led TO suppose that thsy viii show further
decrease tomorrow. This falling oil in the specie
reserve at time when there is no export demand
for specie would be nexplicable but for the out
break of the war. Since Goth April nearly 20, 900
soldiers have moved from New York and New
England toward Washington Nearly every man
took some money in his pocket, and in almost
every case this money was in specie. Large sums
in specie have been taken into the West ana into
Pennsylvania, partly for the equipment of troops
and the purchase Of materials Of war, and partly
for the movement OF grain and provisions. Again,
there are large amounts in our city banks TO the
credit of Southern banks and southern mere auts;
it i highly probable that friends OF the owners of
this money drawing il out aud laying IL by
somewhere in order to guard against the risk of
seizure These are the reasons why the reserve
lost three millions in the fortnight ending last
Monday they may continae to operate for some
time. boarding will probably begin as soon
as the character Of the war is understood The
banks loans did not vary much last Monday
from the previous statement; the last figures were
sl2i, $40 ,l66. There has been an increase in the
applications al bank during the past week, owing
TO the difficulty of negotiating paper in the street:
and 1t IL possible that the loans may tomorrow
show an increase in consequence.
Money is very hard to get on mercantile PAPER.
The best that is made goes at FOR short L.
for long paper; but very good names indeed are
selling at per cent month. There have been
but few failures during the week, and those MOSTLY
in the provision trade. The dry goods houses
stand better than any one expected. Many Of
them who were in business with the West are re.
ceiving produce in payment OF their claims.
Foreign exchange fell for the Wednesday steam.
er to about l0i for bankers bills, bat rallied after
the steamer sailed and closed yesterday at about
]06 There are not many bills in market aud the
moment the importers begin to buy bills, prices
advance rapidly. Some more gold is on the way
from Europe; but ut present prices il Is doubtful
whether importations would not net a loss. Our
cotton export is drawing to a close and will
shortly cease; then the supply OF bills viii not IN
any event, be equal to the demand.
The following table shows the course Of the
stock market during the past wsek and MONTH.
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w I'M g from sO, n9 for Sabine Pass
taken on by sp Industry aud carried to London Where sey
arrised on the 18th ut
sns ne ps OF q aps Ell %
day in the gale and a high water rolled and went
maina She owned three quarters by Capt Began
ss"r
nehtlsst week No insurance vessel or cargo
ha Of Mi ON Monaas ad n 'a Ss nss
drove ashore near kii,ey Point Bridge on TUESDAY
was loaded With cotton waste ''0
scrR " Troru, Johnson from s, Thomas FOR Baltimore
a bay vessel Tor assistance
Bark ALGONQUIN 60 tons. built a, Nexburygor 1856 and
solo to an English house on terms not senspred
Whalemen.
VIII and a lie BONE on bos ses, bamn 20 wa ~
s . 2: a ~ S9ns Al s d. heBos Feb o he River
Sfs RsG s S NIX S @, ssss Ne ia,
bone Reports :, Tristan Acunha Noy - ship india Elan
Day Feb eark Washington Babcock or Sag Harbor with
an SIN yhip Eliza Adams. North Pacific Ocean, bark Globe
As,n,e Ocean vs Newport as p before reported
4 o ss D.s s1s Nth
or agcr Of NJ 0sp, fitting FOR another cruise and then
@ BARI cas Wells ,y xSos sssssa I.sSSs s
81 VA 200 bols taken coming home Coast Of Chile and
oil sih bark sarah. Ring, Atlantic ocean schrs Admra,
Rsse hathaway nd Roswell King Tnpp, do do (aud latter
letter from Capt Colin. of bark Sappho NIB reports her
u sat Cafos March IL, with go sp; ready for sea-
letter from Capt Dean of ship John Cogre shall Nh
ports her at san Carlos March TO- with 100 $50
letter rcctived IN Nantucket states that Cant of
sLIp Herald I'd OF NB had been landed sydney sick and
would return home The ship would proceed the voyage
under command II Capt Little
letter fr Cspt iord Of bark Harvest NB reports her
NJ Port Vase MI, Feb u, with 400 so ~ VIII all told,
Spoken 40.
,hp Forest Queen Crosby, from Hamburg for San Fran.
c,acc, April ~ iai a N, lon Q
hip tspoys rsyes from Liverpool March IS for cacu,ta
sag Jabe, Snow from Calcutta Feb for London
no date, lat \, Ion SO n.
field kol1eld from Mobile for liverpool, March 20 as
Ion 10.
shr John Bryant from Liverpool for Syork, May Ia, 20
IL, Ion 81 w.
shi Revenue, Luce, hence for Liverpool April u.s. lat 49,
Ion 20
Ba,s coss,s Morani Is days from Boston for Africa
BsIi Hyperion. Gibson, days hence for wIndcs April s
sshr Rio days from Elizabeth City for Barbados. MAYS
iat rs 81, Ion 60
Foreign Ports.
AixrRtA April z3-fn port brig Uranus. from Gibraltar,
shtd e take part Of cargo sgs sponges & from Roque
Axor March g. Sid bark Fruiter Stone shsnahae
AsrINwALf, May Tin bark Xnptho York.
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ss% q d Ss sssass ss[a from Boston, for
ss So' ss s ssa sf. G poss sa
at this pert was s9asst By .hs AmeTie,n Consul repaired
aese Keso MsTcI isin port hps ins psnasa Tarsne
Fri pe s1s s rs ss ms%ps, S
Pedro II Lesis Ine Sherwood aswson dsg; ergs James
hes Of IS Em% q West, une &C.,. ~..,..
.srao reg 's fG "a sSSpr W.w for
Bo.,en socn Ssrs LAWS fs'Tead from LSs,s as, arr
Mnns n from Venice do.
c.r.: for s1.s az John
n AZ M gs 70 ss''0'A Goddard ard
ns arch =, n sGr hps s ,,oT ~
HshessIs for R.nssou Law
s s bar Sas
piop, Msyc, for liverpool -
mona Gid Tor srss HOW .B Bs .sg1 sa'' ars
s rs1d fs1 Fer Tsa sars Nay Qen
for Hsnkow ssos; gardener west, ufc ,,. r,...,,o,
h p bs nss fsRs
Ter brig s Sd de- S sS ssT Ss
sps Jas ran soodwaTd gavsIneh not s. Seorr e
TosE tthle Feb 2s-sd ship Harriet Ervtns, Manning,
Woosrse March 7sd ship Vision, cgOwel Esaagawa to
American Ports.
so R Nay ley SoAs eGs onssrs @ Mas g. Lon
vpsn Dodge ss Ss%
yeiS Cid ships fsaai asynis, snds quebec; Ca dine,
o is ans Ws .eS Cen R sie
% Pei a. Snss IA r %s sss pssy
seph,a White sgq. sharp Camden M 5cseDhins Davis
rSg 3 wSd Ms AK Sc Ra sTr
srd Bark aSoa and brig Pic3 Started both sn'hored
ssa G city e sd IssrfG sss:
hammond Santa aTs t@g Higgins
I'd ts5ss dsSS
/
Allen Bsbcocs snd EspedI,e Besbe Philadelphia; }no ls
hnn wesyeT .SorR sld bark *. Aura D' N''
mnson Nc "a n a Rio
@ @ 1 sauFs SID sSp &
hockh, Reed, Amsterdam; simeon, Langley, Rotterdam;
RR zos, April SOIn port schr woodhouse, Mayo for
bRsToL Nay Oar sssr Isaac WI Hazard Wilson
SD
Br ship War Eass L2rdSn sid a bark
pss1 9ScFsr G gyhs Mer
pool; Gondar ODD 9eodng, do Br bark Walton, Jones, do;
pARiE2 April so-Went to sea prev bark P Warwick,
.TaLA9TTs May schr Mary Mersh0n' Swift New
Ees
9ek a -" New dr SS Do do
from New Orleans with four coumOiads balls shells &C.
mGLOTCEsTER, May 0-Arr schr Thomas Thompson,
hoLM6s sa Nay s. sSh.s Benz
sd s aS &
RoSa dart
Arr brig Herald B Folker Turks Islands for orders
G Genr Nav hcdVs I'D GF ss %
"a FOR DO ngsr Hn New SE for do
S and L
Trsmph Joep Fish sSeh EnsS Fos
drapde Saratoga Barnes Theresa wiets Henry May,
ieth-Arr brig ELS worth lRr Lauren oaraena, for
ss fsss Mary Sa pGe sfs EVA rbs
- Canoya, Fullerton Allan Downing lice David Smith,
YysE sa 40
and sy AHA" f s
SSs S s he sSov do a
day ana q. ysatsrasy sIoer, brig. iieia Els
IxsffS May scqg John Wright CLARK Eliza
Little Charlie NYork. Sid 10th, schr Daniel RUSSELL Butler
LAyACA. April AIN por, brig Mystic, Godfrey, for
mEw BEaDF9kD May lo-Arr schr Geo cummn', Wig
ts Caroline ss n a sP Pst ssa s Ds%'
Nay nsse lat sgs JaSge Bsnsy coomSs
SSss brig cassn Mar%sk f lsTass amos
ch2i Nay ioA1T stesmer Pelican Baker
p arass ns Wsa sEe En-
Wien a Gssf SiT
s Eisaes r&csi a9e Leonard
oehp" SD Chr Nay n Marion srSr s%0re Belle hza
sAIEM May schrs Maria Wood, Baker, PhilaAel.
CIV s%s ss Easi'p eS sSsnsr
SSios' Nay oA :cS EN- James s Seson Burt pills.
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DENTISTRY.

A Rr1r1CiAL rEKtH-oNLy % FOR BEAUTIfuI.
"A pus silver on fine roli and plana, win con-
tnuous guns Us; single teeth sf teeth fisd and cxtraosed
without The least pain bone ang 80 cens all wox war-
streets DIR. LtIubn DonusN
RrFIcIAL BONE FILLING, FOR DEC AIED TEETH.
u In while soft without pressure o. pain son,ns
ssth or shells be filed win ~ ~ ne uscoV
JAMES PEARSON, N. d. Rooms sos broedwy, west hue.
one door above Seventeenth street.
4 HEAUrIruL SET OF TEETH. ON SILVER, FROM
~ 10 alO on Qold Si5 e15 each. Extracting clean
ing or fpg teeth 10 50 cents with skill and care by ~
vfLLRRe, Sem Dentist eok Bowery, northeast coruerof
Canal street.
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Il
may intercept the California steamers 10 the CUT OF Mex
| leo.
The following cabin passengers sailed in the Golden
Mrs Sppess,c and SON. wilson and family ,s Mr. n areSSt
and wife Mrs Bradford and infant Lieutenant
and wife N Kettle and family, G r. Furge, D. Driscoll
wadde W. d. Noursc, William Keath, Major R,san aud
family, Mr.. rctor, Mr. Ragsn, Mrs Jordan and family,
Mrs Norton, J. L. Mason, H. L. stellen W A. 7oa5erety
Mrs Merreman and family, G smith ana wife Mr. r
Tisder, J. W. Johnston, j. B. Dunton, J. Barwse,
Mrs. White and family Mrs Ricke,son Mrs. yercsen'
burg and family, Mr. McQuaid, Vim. Este, l. G. Colby
and family, John Sinclair and family, +. l.. r. Wood,
Kate Williams, Mr.. Genella and son l.. Cooley L. Sao
r. ! L. Paper ~ W Ban,on J. B B,7ton, A. kesty, s.
and wife, Bach, wife and family ". y. II II S. lent j.
n Clark and wife, Quarles and wife, Jas Manner, F. j. c.
Young Mrs. Mccann and family, X. Hazen Mrs. Bilcy,
Jas Orr and family, A. Meyers and child Jas Richie
The steamer California, being tie first Of the ten
steamers between san Francisco aud the western coast
Tho steamer Golden Eagle for Ne. York which cleared
on the 2s.h ny sailed to-day with 1880 sacks barley
The ship Grace Darling, for Liverpool sailed oday,
carrying ~ 81. sacks Of wheat ~
The ships Sptlre and Romance a tho Sea ara abnut
ready to depart for England with fun crgoes Of bread
STUFF
Tho ships Mermaid star and Tails nan are 20, to load
The ship Il shaw Is to load with broadstaas for tho
Cane Of Good Hops.
Robinson are loading with produce for New York "
The ships Constance and Revenue are loading with four
me chip Peruvian i loading with barley for New West
minister and other ports In British Columbia
The ship Goddess has been Withdrawn from Clidtcn
and 10 row Under charter fg Liverpool The ship Mem
non has also been placed the berth for London Both
ships are to load with breadstans.
There y an active demand 10 day for four wheat ana
barley the two FORMER for England and the latter prn
cpAny Tor New York No absolute advance 10 prices has
sna or Da. ncos.s are a,m The noiessed az
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SNHkpAY, Way li--6 L. NJ
AsuEs.-The market was steady, with small galcs nj
90 62ts for pots and SO IS for pearls
BRE-lTeIt --ilour-The narke; wac heavy fcr The
lower grades OF State and Western Whit good I, choice
extra brands were firmly held and we-n scarce rbs
sales embraced about G0 bbls, closing wha the fol
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival OF the Pony Esprcss-Erect OF the
War News from the East-Calffornfa
Strong for the Unton-Decreased Trea-
sure Shipments. &c Sc.

FoRT KKARyEY, May IL, 1861
The California Pony Express passed here half past
one O'Clock this afternoon with the following summary
OF news
saS FRAScIsco, Nay 1, 1861
Arrived April ~, ship King Fisher, from Hong Kong
Sailed to day, steamer Golden Age for Panama carry
ing 200 passengers and siss coo in treasure of which
s1a2 600 gees TO England The principal treasure ship
pcrs are AZ follows
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! Chambers street, New York
pRoPosALs FOR s2so0o .CENTRAL PARK IN:
provemen Fund Stock of 1870 SEALED proposals. will
be received at the Comprolers ONCE, Tuesday the
18th day OF May 1851 at two O'Clock T. NJ when the
Will be publicly opened for the whole the
amount Of two hundred and fifty thousand dollars Of the
chapter s. OF the laws of l and by ordinance OF the
Common Council improved by he Mayor February 1851
The sad stock will bear interest the of
per snnum payable quarter yesriy from taxation end the
principal be re1eemabe November 1876 from the "kinkng
Fund for the Redemption OF City Debt -
The propc sails win state the desired and
the price hundred dollars Thereof
whose proposals. accepted win required to deposit with
the Chamberlain OF the city within ten opening
the preBiums on the
On presenting the Comptroller the receipts OF the Cham
beratn for such deposits the parties viii be titled
ceiye certificates OF equal amounts of the value
stock, bearing interest form the dates Of payment
Zach proposition should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
for Central Park Improvement Fund Stock and
Put in second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
be right reserved ON the Of the Comptroller
jest all o. the bds IL considered necessary protect
ROBERT T. HAws, Comptroller
City Of New York, Department Of Finance, Comp,roer's
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FINANCIAL.

A TTENTIoN.-MoNEY TO EURoPE-sIGHr DRAFTS
~ from 50 upwards, payable everywhere In Great Britain
reland France Germany ard all other countries throughout
Europe sold by q SCHMIDT co European BANKERS, No.
Chambers street. New York
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FINANCIAL. AND CONNER clAl.

SrNDAY, May IL, 1861.
The following are the trade tables for lhe
week
IsnOrTs
1869 1850. 1881
Dry goods. ......... 81 ..S22:6 alt 40 $50. go
Genera merchandise. 4Sl2963 Ve6,Soo 2tet $40
Total Tor week. 81 eos 100 2s3 9to 20 400
Previously repof led 81, 1922 ei t236oT GO So 25o
Since January fsS OF i9i So 6e7 $50 6sos5 653
EFFORTS or PsoDrCT AND nEaoHASDIsr.
1859 100 1901.
For the week 49,. 81 ,A0l ,goe 654967 2di.,l2l
Previously reported - 662 500 1885 61I az SO
Since January l.. 49, 15a sos 2o7tI s9f 4fStfI5e
ExroRTs SrslR.
1859. 1850 1861
For tho week. .......S2 1e2 tbT 22f5Il7 z7695
Previously reported .12,47o 7oi 10 $4,000 ESQ SOC
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LEGAL NOTICES.

= -. = ~ 49, ssFNNs~
IN cHANoERY.- TO CREprroRs
Incrmbanosrs and Next OF kin.-Causs petition ande
the Court OF Chancerv (elaud regulson 1880
ton Is In the matter of Mtchae Larkn ndminrAtor Of
the Rev Edmond Larkin deceased petitioner Reverend
Edward LA.kn, Patrick Larkn, Thomas Quinn, Michael
Quinn hartin QuiGn David Manth and Cntherns arNth
otherwise QUINN his wife john Power and Margaret Power
Otherwise Quinn his wife, respondents hereby requre
all claiming 20 be creditors next OF kin OF the
Reverend Edmond Larkin late Of Ps.ioryile sexcas. In
the county q lppesy, boman Catholic parish priest Of the
parish Of Newcastle aforesaid deceased on or before the
tenth day Of June mex, TO furnish IN writing 70 perse
nuhn solicitor FOR petitioner The amount and pscusrs
cprsc deb by ststems.t Of Ae consideration Of such
debs In order that the petitioner may without any mae
tuch much OF their de-
msrds he shall think iu Of the allowance or dissow-
OF which any Of sad creators sh
ceve due notice ali such creditors whose demands
sha be either wholly In psr shall at the peril
of costs be at liberty to ie charges In oce In spect OF
the claims disao~ed, within fortnight
arr they shall respectively have received notice of such dis
aiovapce relre al h1vfng clsims affecting
Tho real and OF the sail Rev Ednoad frkn
deceaaed 10 Gle the Of chambers Inns Quay IL
the ri,y OF Dublin before The i0h day OF tnne 1884,
IN order that sane may proced and proved
Ing 10 the general orders Of i9h Of May 1897 Dated this
25th day OF April, 1861. 80, So.
Pp1RSE REt1v solir'tor for the Petitioner,
% North Great Ge,ges street Ouain and Waterford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13
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GRAND HOTEL DIES TRoIs EMPEREURs,
l1o Rue de Rvcn, Place dn Palais Royal, Paris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

WALL MINES -ALLTHE P ATlrTIc AND POPULAR
Songs in the Beade Dime songs for the ~arn For
sale n al ne VIZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

&1OO NOO IN SUMS TO SUIT TO LOAN on
PlOO.OOU Bond and Mortgage Address W. Antilles
4 Leroy, IS Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-13

0S00 wANTEE-FoR SIX MONTHS WITH sECU.
VOUO ry. For the use OF which a gentleman will re.
ceive first class Board complete and. IL desirable Join
the advertiser In lucrative business. Apply 2T Forty
fourth street, Ninth avenue
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-10-23
II ElI Al1ES.

The many certificates which have been te ndered us
and the letters are daily receiving, conclusive
II oOf that among the these Btters have given
satisfaction which Others have done before.
No woman in the land should be without them. and
those who them will not fail to keep supply.