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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Z PruADupms, May 20, 1881.
Scou steady. Pennsylvania state IS, 1917; Reading
Aroad l5s. Morris Canal 40 Long Isianc Railroad, 5I
Pcnnsylvsns Railroad, 35ls. Sight exchange on New
PrruapKlrruA, Nay 20, 1861.
Flour ern wheat-Red. 81 IS a 81 4o Corn dull.
Whiskey dull at 16c al7c.
Fleur dali. No sales OF wheat Corn steady at SOC.
bsabe,s Oats better sic for canal and soc Tor Canada
last: sales 20 900 bushels whskey 100 Received by
CentraI Railroad for New YorkaI00 bbls. -four, $50
bushels wheat 500 bpls. whiskey, GOO bbs. pork
BUFFALO, May 20, 1851.
Flour steady and unchanged Wheat dun and nothing
doing except email GALES Of Milwaukee club At e3c Com
wnitkey lower. salep lC0 bbs at 14hc. Canal fregns
ubcbanged-1Sc on corn, lac. on wheat, 10 New YORK
impors-25 COO bbs -four 700 goo bushels vest 10Y
bushels corn Canal expor3-20o0 DOS noufi iooyvtV
bushels wheat, 10000 do. corn.
BvrAIo, Nay 81, 1851.
Flour The market IL steady; sales 600 bbls a. 81
rs % ffr good TO choice Illinois, s. 80 sI y for far 10
rhbice extra Indiana apd Ono s. 90 So AZ for double
txta. Wheat steaoy and II moderate demaun salea
90 sasS No chos s0s at I'd gs sVO Ve sasn
i1tc. Corn duh and heavy sales 900 bush. az sec
Whnkey lower snles 400 bbls at l4hc. treighk
,tsady.
oswSoo, May 2o-sP.N.
Flour steady Wheat quiet and no sales. Cora In mo
crate demand; sales l20H bushels new I'nois a. 40c
Dher grains nominal Canal freIehts steadyFlour s2c
cheat &c and corn Sc 70 New York Lake imports-
y 800 bushels wheat, a. bushels corn CANA ex
Sssaes CON, 70 900 bushels barley. "'' -V''''
CmcAco. May 20 1851.
Netting has been done In regard 10 currency vet ex
ange on New York selling at CSC. FOR preferred and
=. premium for ustump tal currency. Flour-Noth,na
doing Wheat firm, aud &C. higher Ole. e2c preferred
currency Corn a shade better; CSC. 2oc Recep,s--
20 coo bis four IS 900 bushels wheat 81 600 bushels
'o-n shIpments-500o bbis. -four, 1900 bushes
wheat, and ios 900 bushels
CINCINNATI May %, 1851
Flour dull II a. 80. whisley, 1886 Provisions dun
% nominsly unchanged Exchange on New York, .
lpsf cent.
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

The Brokers' Circular reports the sales OF cotton for the
week amount % 900 bales, including Fl 900 bales to
specuatsrs and 10 900 to exporters The market open
cd buo. ant under advices from America per steamer
Fulton, and advanced I'D, but subsequently became
moro quiet the demand being freely supplied, but
The advance was maintained. The saos Friday
10 900 bales including 1900 bales to spectators and
exporters, the market closing quiet and steady the
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The total stock in port amounts to 97l 600 bales, OF
which s0s 600 bales are Of Ameri can descriptions.
The advices from Manchester unfavorase, the mar
,ket FOR cotton goods and yarns being dull
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
The market for breadstuns generally buoyant Wake
field Nash Co. report your arm, and advanced Sd per
Jol quoted 9Ss. Cd q sos. Cd. Wheat firm,
ent advanced Id, with more doing.
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REPORTS FROM TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Texas, May 10, 1851
Strong batteries all the approaches 70 the chan
nes and are ca pablo Of resisting sD ATTACK
Captain Reynolds, U. s s. M at san Antonio, had re-
signed.
The officers taken by Colonel Van Dorm are on parole
Information has been received That Cortina rapidly
preparing for another raid the Texas settlers the
Rio Grande. There ~ another statement that Oortns
with large force, is moving up the left bank OF the
RIO Grande.
Recruits pouring in from all directions to ion Cor
tina and 1t s believed formidable force IL already con-
centrated on The river.
Six recruits from Matamoras en- route to join CoFtna,
were arrested.
Colonial Ford is preparing to give the enemy warn
reception.
Fort Brown is in a complete state OF defence.
NEW ORLEANS, Nay 20, 1861.
passenger who has just arrived from TEXAS reports
tia, General Young WAS pursuing Captain Montgomery
and tho federal troops.
ARRIVAL OF THE SECOND REGIMENT IN
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20, 1861.
The Second New York regiment arrived here this even.
ing, and marched along Chestnut gireet and we're re-
lived with much enthusiasm.
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The Indian Herb Doctor, +. Tgmblety,
D. from Canada, may be consulted free OF caArgs ast
Broadway.
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srr,anR CouRr.-Part Nos l543, 537, lit, 1911,
1862 lI75, 17s3, 1852 1913 1895 1882 11ol 1877, 1877
I117, so 1929 $50. Part 2-Nos 1920 sos 1914 1868,
1874 1876 1878, 1880 1882 1884, 1885, $685. 1890 1892,
1894, 1926, 1898, 1902, 1904 IoC6
The Court OF oyer and Terminer for mlnsl business
CorRr CosnoS PisAs Part Mos 23s, $50, 1918,
SIS ssbIi, 800 500 1881 1898 1883 1886 1896. 1851
26l 1902 Part 2-Noe 21l III 1l3, oS5, ssh esq., 535
1899, 1885, 1888, 1854 1865 1867 l2e9 1879, 1873.
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Trmsses.-Maxah q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No yesey street, Astor House. opposite the church
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Flags! Flags!-Flags OF Every Size and
kind, manufactured at the shortest notice by
DOUGLAS bHFkWOOD,
81 and 63 white street.
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KENTUCKY

LOUISVILLE, Asy 20, 1851
battalion o. the second regimen. OF the state Guard
Will encsDp forty miles South Of hero, Al psroquss
Springs, tomorrow,
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COstsr's Rat, Roach, &C., ExternAfn u tor
las Hotel Few York.
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Hill, Tntrnttable Cutter Of Hair and
vhsssrs no Barclay street Hail Dye % onis back ~
crown
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Batchelor's Hair Dye -Rsiisble and
ikslsr Tar eous bsck O< brvpn Factory Barclay
a1d sppued .. v. A BAZc1E LoA's t6 soas s.res
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Drawings or X. France e. Co.'S DeIs-

Loeriea Authorized by &C, OF Assembly, passed
January, 1853 Grants 70 run twenty years
sussKx CourrY-CLAss 100, Drawn Nay 20, 1861
a, az, 5, ri, 10, 80, 66, H. 81, 81, 30, 20, 80.
CossoLlDArrp-CLsss 10, Drawn May %. 1861
So So 56 34 81, So, SO, 25, 3, ~, 40, 1, FL, 81.
CEcuiars sent free Of charge by addre s.ing .
X. FRANCE GO, Managers
mi
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HavelOcks! Havelscks! HavelOcLs OF AL
descriptions In quantity made order
notice by DOUGLAS q SHERWOOD,
Nos 81 and HS white street.
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InpcaTAar pSoCiaaATl0NS.

PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS or ST
LOUIS.
81. Locrs, MAY 20. 1881.
The following viii apcear ID u-m,rrow mornings ST.
Louis papers
wh.ress. much excitement and apprehension exist in
the public mind account OF tho supposC intentions OF
the federal government towards those persons who dis
approve its action, and particularly account OF
mors anoat on the streets that large numbered war
rants for the arrest Of dsancted persona had already
been or would DO issued 10 alay excitement and quiet
apprehension am authorized by General Harvey 70
state that these rumo goundless that the govern
mont has no purpose Of oppression for opinions sake
and means only to hold those accountable who commit
overt ac;s against i in disregard Of their allegiance
J. A. BROWNLEE,
n.
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M arrted.

HolLY--RxYSoIps AT New Rochelle, on Sunday. May
10, by the Rev Father Mclaughlin, Mr. HxSRY HOLLY TO
Miss JANE AGNES REYNOLDS
Observation-Disclosures this city, on Thursday May
le in ST. Mary's Church by the Rev. C +. Rodensien,
Mr. LOUIS A. RopBNsrxN Miss SARA4 TEMAsN, dsugh-
ter OF the Hon. Daniel +. Temann all OF this city.
OSfiAuCHsESsy-NEynIK- On Monday, May %, at st.
AIMS church (Roman Cathoc) by the Rev. Chris. A.
Farrell, MATHEW OSIAUGHSrssY OF Irvington, N. ", 70
Miss KATE II. NEVILLE OF this city.
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Prizes Cashea In all LegaIi1ed Lotto-
res, b. jos. BATES broker 10 Wal rect n r. Up stairs
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Bavvv's Trfc0pherous IL fns Hest ana
cheapest tce for dressing besufvinz crDz 10s74lag
preserving sud restoring tas gN1 LaSes tryt sold b.
\ ( N4NSaAss.
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ST. JOHNS, N. f., Nay 20, 1851.
tie Steamship Persia from Liverpool Saturday, May
II. via Queenstown, Sunday 18th, arrived oil Cape Race
half past eight O'Clock Saturday evening where she
boarded by the yacht Of thu pres and the fol-
4 lowing despatch obtained
Tho steamships Fulton and Glasgow, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown on the 9th.
>The Persi. has on board ELSA 600 in specie.
Thssommercial by the Persia u pr highly i'm
por4as character but general Continental news does
not possess many striking features
large amount Of material rendered as freight
for the Persia, but was refused
II WA confidently asserted letters OF marque had
reached Liverpool and London, and 1t reported that
vessels had left Liverpool with letters but these reports
were not confirmed.
The Earl Derby had expressed the hope In the House
that the forthcoming proclamation by che
eminent might give an emphatic warning, that British
subjects join the privateers become involved either
sids their blood will DO their heads They would
receive redress from England.
Tina Earl Granville said that would be the natural
suit Of the proclamation which only delayed In
der that its workings might be carefully considered.
It reported that preparations being made fer
81 American Union meeting in London
Tho 7sracs editorisy says that any mediation the
part OF England in American affairs might well be
0dere ed 70 q hurricane
No saif OF Mexico war risks are takon At Iloyds
'CaAags.
FRANCE.
Politics were unimportant.
The Paris Bourse on the 10th opened fat, but closed
frner at co., 3Sc
The Turin 0pinore says the time has arrived for France
% efactualy recognise tho kingdom Of Italy and
calls ou Napoleon to do
Ths command Of MARITIME will succeed to Prince Carg
mani.
Kiaos, Lieutenant OF Naples, reported to have
been removed.
There are symptoms OF instruction in Hungary
SPAIN.
The has not yet entered into arrangements
lor tho government Of St. Domingo, but 1t 70 announced
that slavery will not be introduced.
RUSSIA.
religious insurrection had taken place at Kauzau,
Russia, in which seventy peasants were shot
\ CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.
The Calcutta, China and Australia mails telegraph
cd and viii reach London in time for the American
mats
The Uh.aa exchanges were lower Cotton goods were
active, but unchanged. Tea was dull.
I Trade at Melbourne, Australia, was dull.
SHANGHAI, March ~, 1861.
Tue three trading ports selected by the treaty are
Utau, KinghankOo and Howkinng, where consuls have
been left
Tho ice gulf OF PechI Ia breaking mp and the malls
have reached Ten Tsin. 4
Taere an increased demand for the manufactures Of
Japan.
CANToy, April l. 1881.
Al edict published increasing the establishment OF
the Board for Foreign Affairs at Pexin.
Imports are improving.
MELBOURNE, March rs, 1851.
Trade Ia dull. Ninety five thousand ounces Of gold
have been shipped to England The state or things has
improved.
NJ NEW ZEALAND.
An acmistce OF forty eight hours has been granted
both parties
II. CArcUuA, April IS, 1861.
Tne prospects for the indigo crop are bad No rain has
csea AMI the rioters refuse to SOW in Lower Bengal
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sale Or stsSA--We Can tae Attenkasn
OF genuemen who az ntgesed IN has Stock to the se q
HSs.ss sd,s.ssd 70 &c P.ss near the far" o. Mr.
que % bs Offered on that day -. eesa selected fro. -
not eausllsd IN .Ss SECTION Of the country Mr. whuock
mprovemeat Of our breed Of hoseA Among Tie thoroas
Old imported in 1864 who ran une England IN hs TIVE
year old form he was sired BY sweees OF he Nitro
b Cowl sweetmeat was one Of the most mccefu hcrse
aee e rsesd down through the best blood that rcsordea r
" Revenue out Of Whistle, Who was bred By NJ. 0b
competent judges g DO one q he most prc.i.
ing Youngsters at the North. He 10 remarkable for
speed and endurance-tho characteristics OF his blood
Brood julia land Patty, both great acquisitions any
stable also 70 b sold Among the troesu viii
offered Lady Levert, who has troed In public 1855
EthAnesee by Ethan Alien whose time down n thes
and foa BY Whiwfnd who Is also Of the time
TO be knocked down to the highest bidder. Whrwtnd
sired by Flying Cloud OF Dolly who the
celebrated Sir Henry stock Fanny Belle of Westehester
DRY den and host Of Other unsurpassed roadsers In
cuded In this extensive sale which space viii allow
US here 70 euumerate comment This sale will take
place weather at aeon en- Wednesday at tho WI
tom Pasture and Fair Grounds st. Annes Wesches
ter county, short walk from Harlem bridge and As II 10
the CITY, and accessible by railroad from points
anticipate seeing large Afs ndAnoo from circuit OF
mea especially the extent and variety OF the
buyers 70 attend
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MISCELLANEOUS

. mtsCELLhNEOUS,
A 7 INTERPRETATIONS CARDS -THr.ST CvrF
n breted engraved Cards sold only a. sVl osdwsg
ner Of Duane street
ATG s0-ouLrED sOLE aATSEs A. JowEs "a
"A and u Arm street WI tFtce a. Gag Ar osAe.
sy'eA
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LONDON, Nay IA. n.
The Privy Council met yesterday at whitehall Lord
asryel the Duke Of Somerset and other ministers,
we're present The Attorneys and Solicitor Generals and
the Queeos Advocate attended for the purpose OF ar
ranging proclamation to be issued by the Queen and
council on next Tuesday, warning British subjects
agssnss ucit or overt completely in the civil war now
raging /, America The usual Saturday Cabinrt council
y.s 40. held, in consequence of the above meeting.
sHANGHAE, March "a, 1861.
rhs Zaugtz expedition has reached Hankow.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE ssD VOLUME.
HARPKR'S
NEW MONTHLY HAGAZvSy.


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PARIS, May IL, 1861.

Il yesterdays sitting, discussion took place on the
petition demanding the revision Of the maritime conven
ttOa between England and France. The committee pro-
posed to refer the petition TO the Ministers Of Foreign
Affair." Marine and Commerce, which was supported by
Admiral Cecil and opposed by b. Michel, Chevaier and
n Barouche.
Thu parss has I58 passengers.
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OmciaI Drawings or Wood, EDDY q Co.'S

nss11csy AM ss oI AZ w gpcqs sof,ysr
KhsTucKr, Ezra Class, zT-msy 20, 1861
A. 90 IL, IS, IL, "a, So 7s 10, GI IS, &c, A. 60.
BrSrucxy, Glass 9o--Msy 20 1861
20 IL, 2, "a, 81, 65, 81, 81, AZ, go, 81, 50, 60.
Circulars cent frce Of charge BY addcssing either "
WOOD EDDY co,
Ccvl1qtou. Ky, 81. Louis, No
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An aymstice OF forty eight hours has been granted
both parties.
CALCUTTA, April Is, 1861.
Tue prospects for the indigo crop are bad No rain has
callea AMI the rioters refuse to In Lower Bengal
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yyPsTCBEsrsE ExCHArpr COvNys or INN
w nopety 80 ~ bro9me 't-vet -cBAeI,Es FubLsA
To- mheg least me Wee eeete~ rcuse has opened he
f-en'a sr1 the pusi. f'' =
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The Great English Remedy

sIk JANIS ti4tt4hh~
CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS :
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tigsi.on snd carefully Conducted espsTincui.. hsyrs
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~iihasi msAils sny change q aie, al ~ al4,s..
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