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ERNLlY enURoA FRoUBLEs.

"a year ago Trim ity Church was, financially, as
poor as a church niSause. In May last d large
amount OF finely imp royed property, held by tie
Astors under long leA'se. reverted to ii again /;
and Trinity yestry found itself in receipto Of an in
come of 5000 600 per ann um. In its poorer days
it had practieed economy with great success. and
on entering on Its prosperon career it found that
it could do business in the sal ae style at an annual
expenditure of only s60000 This would have
left, and probably will leave, th veshy hand.
some sum at the end Of the yea T, unless the nu-
merous claimants who have suddenly sprung UP,
succeed IL establishing their cIaims to the prop
erty which has lately reverted to the Trinity cor
poration.
There are notless than 700claimants fol' various
portions of the reverted property; and Trinity
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II Is stated TINT several days ago detachment
Of The police arrested o party i've men, whose
only ofsense seemed to be that they had large
and silver coin Were found on their persons, be-
Sides numerous chunks 81 gold and silver and
gold and silver ore. They satisfied the officers
and that, on their way here, they had stopped and
had their precious metals coined, and that they
we're now epa route for their homes tile State Of
Georgia. They were accordingly dismissed from
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lnee,ioint. Hts Of monster size, being. at The
Joint more than ten inches in diameter ltWOuid
seem from these remains that some monster ami
mails, now extinct, must in remote ages, have III
habted this continent.
L The Tyler Reporter Of October 2tth praises the
weather saying it will add very materially to the
cotton Yield and be Of incalcuiable benefit to the
staple, as it has enabled the farmers to get their
cotton out remarkably clean d5dry. Ii saysthe
crop will be greatly heavier than was estimated
month ago.
Inthe county Of Nacogdoches, cotton will yield,
according to the best accounts, average Of five
hundred pounds, in the seed, to the acre. Cotton
seed is selling at four cents pound, and corn
ranges from fifty cents to dollar bushel.
The Goiad Intelligencer, of the Goth, chronicles
heavy rains, and says this season has beena won
derfully rainy season in Western Texas.
GRAssHoPPERs. The Bonham News notices the
appearance of the grssshoppers in Fannin county,
bnthoped they would pass over without doing
any damage but in this it has been disappointed,
for they have settled and are doing great IN
jury to the pastures and destroying the early
wheat.
The Texas papers, without exception, give ex-
ceedingly favorable accounts Of the crops in that
State.
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COTTON TIES.
rTsHE MERRILL COTTON TIE.

This Tie account Of its advantages recommends
strongly Cotton Planters; and the favor with which it
received and its extensive adoption its
riorfty The following Gifts particular merits viz:
adaptaby any press and bales of alt sizes; the
rapiy and Of application the certainty of It's not be
smoothness of the surface of the bale
presents ends gring points, and also its great
strength.
invention and solicit their orders will orders
for these Hoops OF the best quality iron and
with tbs Tie delivered New Orleans and an daily expect
ing a shipment of the same
sample of the Tie and Hoop be at present at
office GEO. S, MANDEVILLE Agent,
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..s5- g55gae9 gaa8a $500 ss53ss
Gzz=zzggg8gggsgzzggggggsgg8ggg

The Leyees ioca ed and built the supervision Of
the Engineers ofthe Board in accordance with
Of the Board governing LeyeeS Contractors will
receive monthly estimates Of work done from the Engineers
upon WHICH the Chairman of the Board will issue certca
amount due less twenty CENT retained guarantee, until
the completion of the work which etifcaes will be exchanged
certificates oindebensSs be signed by the Audi
Public Accounts subject an appropriation by the Lessa
ture for che payment of the same.
Further particulars be obtained appca ton to the
Chief Engineer above.
The Board reserves the right ofreieeting all bids.
n. G. SNETHEN,
Secretary Of Board of Ieyee Commissioners.
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No detention the route THROUGH TICKETS for
Galveston Indano and Sabine Pass be procured ut tho
Railroad Compunya office, No % Gaqa street or on I he
terryhoat while crossing the river. FREE FERRY TICK
ELS furnished all passengers who procure Railroad
Texas tickets. -,
Passengers by Inside Route connect ut Galveston with
special train for Houston Baggage checked on ship through
Huust and conveyed FREE from steamship to railroad
depot in Galveston. "
Steamboats, running TO New iberia and all intermediate
landings the feche make DAILY CONNECTIONS tsun
DAYS excepted with the trains at Btuhhcar.
rreighl and eveed ut the Terry landing at foo
of ST. Ann street. every day until except Sundays
Sabine Pass The landings gu Bayou Teche an
rrsjEht viii aso be received aud delivered fregh
platforms 10 A gCrs.
All transported across the river Free of Charge
depot ia Aler and tho St Ann street Ferry
landing @. W. 4, BAILEY,
Chief Engineer and General Superintendent.
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gUTLER's PATENT COTTON TIE

The undersigned sole agents. have now hand WILDE
constantly supplied celebrated IRON COTTON
TIES prepared immediate with the buckle firmly
tached to one ofthe hoop This Tie is
merchants and planters for its simplicity and strength and the
great with which be adjusted bales any sse
been used BY large number of planters smcelsg
their entire satisfaction.
Orders Will be received at eur Office,
4. BLEAKLET L co.
nsns !. r,art--. NJ $50 u - n,,,ttnnisa
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steamships for Galveston, Inside Route, Via
Berwick Bay,

Leaves Brashenr arrival of passengers from New Or
tn, 7 Ferry from st Ann street and O'Clock
train from AIgers, MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS and for SABINE PASS on SUNDAYS
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PSYCHOLOGICAL
VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
Containing nearly 800 pages and 100 fine Plates and En-
cravings of tho anatomy the Human Organs Of
Health and Disease with treatise Early Errors, Its De-
porabe Consequences upon the Mind and Body with the An
thors Plan of Trsameut-he only rational and successful
mode cure, shown by the report of treated
truthful adviser to married. and those contemplating
rage who entertain their physical condition Sent
free of postage to any address, on receipt %
or postage currency, BY addressing
DIR. LA CROIX.
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y.
The author may be consulted upon any the diseases
which book treats either personally By mail and med
cnes sent to any part the world.
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Carrying the u s. Hal the Algers depot EVERY
MORNING at clock, arriving at BRAsHEAR, Berwick
Bay, at l2a
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HEAnas IS FErIAS RRoTHEe az
N zlsi Esrs,nIl.s u. y ,s-.lr ~. y

Ma sacrifice i So easy as to endure the
naas4vYd9a 81 6the4 pcopte skin y martyr 8AEes
aBa Ma can imagine 5sAPiaets - A
hfehess sf3fgafiG,t fiji die hern}sn VI 1te steEsE
aaall saks pinch Of snuff and cry Noble Ielio@'
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PROPOSALS. .....,..PROPOSALs
PROPOSALS. FnR sTArInNERY

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OrFIoE OF IETERSAL REvRHuE,(
Washington o tuber To- 1866
Sealed proposals will received this office until the 18th
day NOVEMBER 1865, at T. o'elck Tor supplying the
Assessors and CDecurs of Internal Revenue throughout that
poTtsr ii Tie United s:aes lying east the Rocky
tas with Stationery for the fiscal ending June 80 1867
and day January 1861 for supplying the
Assessors asd Collect west Of the Rocky Mountains
Bidders may obtain schedule OF articles to be furnished
with conditions under which such articles to be delivered
upon application any Assessor Collector or to the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue,
Noproposai5 will he entertained from parties who not
regular manufacturers dealers in the articles bid for
will proposals be considered unless accompanied by satisac
tory guarantees that the ntract will awarded be faithfully
executed
Bids which contain prices less the fair of the art
ces will De considered fraudulent aud rejected
The Tive Hundred Forty Collection Districts dis.
bued into Five Departments shown by the schedule fur
nishsd and each proposal must name the Department is
proposed to supply.
The reserves the right to reject any bids or
require The should adires ed the Commissioner
of Internal Revenue indorsed Pr0pOs SIS for supplying Sta
E. A. ROLLINS
Commissioner Int nal Revenue.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, OPEAoUsAs AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD,
AND
MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
TO
GnlveSto TndlnnoHa and Sabine Pass, Texas
Galveston, rndionoIa and Sabine Pass, TexH"

MORGAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,

STEAMBOATS, TO ATTAKAPAs AND ALL POINTS
ON THE BAYOU TECHE.
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flealla a1aill tlgdesfFllt.
The Fen,ana.

STIRRING ADnREss Bv PRrsIpENT R0BERTs--lfE
URGES IRIsaMEN 40 pREP4BE Fef Il CONFLICT
at1a FaE1R oPPREssoRsHE pESouScEs TIN
BRITISH GOVERNMENT,
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M AGEGEM.EE& : .
4. ouNNENGMAnF = co.,

4 Il. OUNNENGBAAF ~ CO.,
- MOOKE i SONS, Cincinnati o.
1855 Grnvier and IA Union Streets.
Dca ers in Steam Engines and Machinery Of AL kinds for
Ra r9Ha e4d sg DoS DP P WI e eso Hssp
tracts nude for Locomotive and Steamboat Machinery.
r .EEDS's FOUNDRY
ESTABLISHED IN 1881
Corner of Delord ana Foucher streets.
We beg leave to friends and the public generally
that we prepared formerly to manufacture steam
Engines Boilers Sugar Mills Sugar Kettles Draining Ma
Chimes Mills Cotton Presses, Newell Screws, Gin Gear
ing Furnace Mouths Crate Bars, all kinds of Plantation and
Steamboat Works. and description of Machinery in
the South, LEEDS AZ co.
Orders left at Box 49, Mechanics Dealers Exchange
will receive prompt attention. -
RLACK DIAMOND STEEL WORKS,
PITTsBURG, Pa.
PARK, BROTHER Il CO.,
--nANurAcrURERs Of
All Descriptions OF Cast and German Steel
-wARRENrEp-~
EQUAL 10 ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFACTURED IN
THIS COUNTRY.
Best quality Refined CAST TOOL STEEL; SPRING, MA
CHINEBg, PLoW, SHEET and SHEAR STEEL
RAILROAD SPRING and FROG STEEL; LoCoMo
TIVE. AxLEs, CRANK PINS, PISTON RODS, SLIDE
BARS, FIRE B0x and FLUE PLATE, etc.
branch gVarehouaei
NOS Il and a. BATTERY MARCH,. NOS. AZ and
Between Mlk and Broad streets,
BOSTON, MASS.
OLIVER HUNT, Agent
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brooks HOUSE,
NOS, 2g7 229 and zsl CANAL STREET, Corner Basn,)
New Orleans.

This house having been thoroughly reprinted renovated
will be ready the first of October 1866 for the
permanent transient and day boardes who will here ind
home With and table not surpassed
Der to
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usual for the reception of guests comfortable dniL
saloon has been added, where meals prepared by skif
cooks will be very moderate prices all hours.
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DEFIANCE
CIGAR MANUFACTORI.
D. ETRsOH L CO.,
IVA Winter street. New Work.
a PHYSIOLOGICAL

yg- THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
ON FILE.
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TsOa TCEGAMTRAIB RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

On and after SATURDAY, October l3l, 1866 tbs train
on luI, ROAD will leave folOws
FEOE TIKI CITY. FROM THE LAKE.
~ ,r,rrI- fJnrae Cara orlncE a TreiI
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MISUNDERSTOOD potatoes, Toe q SOC per half
peck; common do, 2sc. &c. per do asparagus, 4oc
&c. Sc each; radishes, &c. a l5c per bunch
BUTTER, CHEESE AND Eeas-0range county butter
Soc 6sS per d. prime state d9 aoG G., 4sc per h.
haiISut zoe asc per ~ maddox, Sc. 90 per h..
herrings, SC. l0c per TO-
photographic Market Reports.
ALBANY, May IL, 1850
The cattle market opened dull, with somewhat OF a
downward tendency, owing TO the decline in the Ngw
York market last Aonday; but the demand today was
at prices nearly the ruling rates OF last week. fact
not much apprec ated by the Westr sellers however
xosch era the Central has ous in nce
Monday 500 heeves and OF tn upwards OF 600 have
changed hands al exc Sc for light common Illinois;
INC. &c. Tor ordinary TO fair; SIG eye Tor good to
extra and l0c for the choicest extra hne and heavy
Ohio Sheep are down to &C. aeI for clipped, and &C.
&C. for light coarse 10 heavy Tine wooded Receipts
PHILADELPHIA May II, 1899.
Stocks firm state O Sy R
road 53K Gold, 129h Exchange at SIGHT On New
York at par Petroleum firm at 2s,sc &c for Crude;
TIC 42 for refined in bond, and 5Sc 60 Tor re-
fined free. Flour firm. Western extra sl0a $11 80
Wheat firm; good and prime red at ~ 90 81 7o white
ward Ness pork s5i Whisky SS dull Si pennsylvania
81 rs; Ohio, 81 81
Flour excited and buoyant Wheat drm red S5c
Corn tending upwards; white SIC ssc yellow SIC 0as
firm Provisions very firm. Sugars duh. Coffee dull
Whiskey firm; Western 81 261x.
-OswEGo, May Ill p. NJ
Flour unsettled sales at $40 $40 SO for No spring
Wheat scarce; sales of small lots of No Milwaukee
club at 81 l7x Corn dull sales 1900 bushels Western
mixed at e5c Canal freights dull flour 40c, wheat l0c
corn Shc., rye &c., and oats PC. TO New York.
BUFFALO, May II, 1856
Flour dull Wheat inactive and nominal; no buyers.
Corn-No l, 64c. Csc. yellow, 66c. &c mixed,
5Sc a Gle Oats offered at 44c, and 1876 BID Other
grain and whskey nominal Pork, $50 60 lard, 221Sc.
Canal freghts dull: S1sc for TO Albany lie. for
corn and l3c. for wheat 10 New York.
ST. LOUIS, May 10, 1865.
Cotton dull at Sic. Flour firm, at 50 SO Sl1 % for
double extra and $12 25 for choice Wheat stiff at So
10 So &c. for common TO fair fall 81 40 90 for good
prime, and 81 IS So for choice Corn lrner; sales
at &C. 72c. Oats firm 42c a 45c Bacon advanced to
49, Nc; clear sides held al 1876 at the close pork
held at $50 so $751; Whiskey advanced to So 10.
MILWAUKEE, May IL, 1850.
Flour duh and tending downward Wheat firm, 81 SO
for No l. Corn quiet at SOC. for No. l. Oats firm at
SIC. Freights 10c on corn to Buffalo Receipts 700
bills -four g. 90 bushels wheat. shpmcnts-3000 bbs.
-four, lis 900 bushels wheat
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, May III =. M.
AsuEs.-Receipts 70 packages. Tho business con-
tnued small but prices maintained owing 70 the
light arrivals We quote SO SIX for pot and $l3 rs
SIS so for pearl
BREADsrUFrs. s,o9s bbls. four 1850 bags
meal $500 bushels corn, and IL 1913 do. oats The
market for State and Western -four without anna-
ton, and with limited demand holders free sellers
at lower prices, the market closing with continued
downward tendency, at o reduction of from Csc Soc
per Dbl. all qualities The sales were confined to
1900 at the revised quotations annexed Southern
-four was dull and lower, with a continued dropping in
cnaton ut the close Of tho market The sales embrace
400 bbs Canada -four inactire a decline of 15c
q 20c all grades. The market very irregular at
the close The sales about $50 bbs Rye flour was
duh and heavy with sales Of $50 bbls at quotations
The sales embrace 100 bbls, mostly Brandywine. We
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The wheat market was dull and prices ruled nominal
and somewhat Irregular closing Mt decline of &C. &C.
The sals limited 10 about II 900 bushels So for
prime white Michigan, 81 10 for No. ! now Milwaukee
and 81 90 for white nlinols Corn was steady, with
fair demand. The sales comprise Is, 600 bushels
at TIC SOC. for unsound and soc. q S3c. for
sound mixed Western, In store and delivered.
were mostly <9c Sic for new Western; sst,c Gle
for old do CSC 64c. for State 67c ssc for Jersey
and 60c Gle for Csnnda Rye quiet aud unchanged
dull and heavy. Barley in moderate request,
but buyers looking for lots at lower prices and
business was light holders unwilling 70 make
CONCESSIONS The following table shows the of
-four and grain la store in Chicago In the 9Th inst
pared With the amount In store the day last
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Tis was not In very good demand but holders wore
nrm at previous prices for both pig and plaics Tho
gold, and 800 do at 2ec. currency. We quote Banca
2l5sc 22e. and English 20tc. 2Okc gold. l. G.
quote @. coke $40 $l2 Ternc coke 90 rs 10 80 :
and charcoal coke $ll Is a $40 rs, all currency.
Iaiiow was In moderate demand, and steady with
WooL-was In moderate demand, at about previous
prces The sales comprise $50 900 lbs State and West
ern fleece nj acc &c, 90 900 pulled 45c &c., So 900
California 2lc. 30kc, 10 700 Texas 1sc n 3Oc 1000
bales hetza mostly at zoe 23c gold so bales Cape B3c
o doc, 70, 900 lbs do. 42c
WHALEBoxE.--The market WINS rather ou;et hut vcrv
nrm We note sales Of TO- 900 b 81 20 900
los at 81 90 Northwest Coast scarce and held nj
! 30 We quote south Sea at 81 Is and Ochotsk at
81 81 81 IS
wmsxKY Receipts 600 bbls The market continued
duiL with more sellers than buyers thrilling sales
allied ~ 20 ~ ~ for State and western closing
heavy ut the inside price
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Court OF General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell.

bef0r0 Judge Russell
Az soon A the court was opcned tho Cv J,dgo rro
..oaa A., ...,.... ~. -,.... -. - -. - .
$1,000 " ~ '""'' P'Ao"''' WI" "o'e rcnan3c u
during the week.
SENTENCES.
Nancy we,r corv,c,.a NJ an .,,.,,,. q. $500 ,.-..
4. - 80 eo-'A " :. .''e.." ~ s's"a '"'oony
reoruary WINS sent 10 inc STATE frison Tor Two years
John b. Phelps, who pleaded guilty in March q SINH
lar charge, was sentenced 70 tho Pententiary for
year.
Charles smith, who pleaded guilty to forgery IN the
fourth dcgpee sent 10 the for one year
Jeremiah Kirby and John Conners who pleaded guilty
70 an attempt ut grand larceny each sent 70 the
State Prison for two years
James Ftxjohn, q well known burglar who pleaded
guilty attempt at burglary In the third degree was
sent 70 the State Prison for years and sig months
BURoLARIEs
VIM Patrick Indicted for burglary in the second de-.
gree having on the 10th OF April entercd thc
house OF Sarah 4. Van Iderstinc No Mnetta street.
and stolen thirty eight dollars Of childrens hats
pleaded guilty TO attempt burglary Sentenced 10
two years In the State Prison.
John Donohue pleaded guilty 10 an attempt at bur.
Rlary In the third degree having been charged with
breaking into the premises Of John Bergman lis Allen
street, the 9th inst and stealing thirty nvs glass chin.
neys He was sent 70 the Pententiary tor one year
Edward McGinn jointly indicted with two young men
named Cunningham and Gleason, for breaking into the
clothing mandatory Of VIM. T. Wood, in West Forty
third street. convicted Of che offence over six hun
drcd dollars worth Of clothing stolen, but Of
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Black Soldiers for New Merieo,

TOPEKA, Kansas, Nay TO- 1906.
The One Hundred and Twcnty.Afth coorcd regiment
Colonel Duncan, passed. through hero day. en- rus 70
Fort Union, New Mexico accompanied by train Of one
hundred and fifteen wagons Many OF the otcers have
Their famihes With thcm
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Lite
rary Family Journal in the Country.
The WEEKLY Herald for the present week, now ready,
gives continuation Of the deeply interesting
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The laughable Irish story Of 'THs DANGERS SANITY"
It wNl also contain A graphic account from spe-
ca Correspondent Of the Spanish Bombardment OF the
Chilean city Of Valparaiso, with excellent Map, show
ing tho City, the Burned District, tho Public Buildings
injured, and tho position of tho Bombardng Fleet The
interesting correspondence between Earl Russell and the
Hon. Geo. Bancroft I'm relation to the Memorial Address
Of the latter; News from the National Capital with
report OF the proceedings Of Congress- Late and impor
tant News from all parts of Europe; The latest
ments Of the Fenans; Editorials prominent topics;
sour Weekly Gossip Tho Confession of Probst the
Murderer Of the Deerng Family in Pennsylvania; Mus
cal and theatrical review for the week. Interesting Ar
tistc Scientific and Literary readng Weekly review Of
the Agricultural situation, with quantity Of interesting
matter for Farmers and Agriculturss Foreign Gossip
Sporting Intelligence; Full report of the recent Prize
Fight In Virginia between Sam Collier, Of Baltimore,
and Race Bolster, Of Washington, D. c. Religious Intel
Ngence; Facetia; Valuable reviews Of the Money Com
mercai Dry Goods, Boot and Shoe, Horse and Cattle
Markets; Advertisements and reports of all interesting
events Of the week.
New subscribers to the WEEKLY HERALD can obtai
the back numbers containing the new Prize Story
"ARN0LD's CHOICE"
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-, 500 bales OF government cotton sold at auction
yesterday under the direction of The United Cotton
Agent, at the following prircsHcw Orleans bales
good mddlng, at 29tfc ordinary, 27kc low orli.
nary Csc 207 robaled lavcrageb &c. Moble-17 bal,
low nlddlng at BIC 81 good ordinary, 29Kc 20 ordi-
nary zoe. $40 rebaed 29hc
CofFEE was Inactive aud almost nominal No sales
from first hands made. moderate business was
done In from second hands about previous prices
comprising 500 bags Maracabo at 20kc Nc, and
Loo bags RIO al l6isc lshc,, gold. duty paid.
tANuLKs-Adamantno continued duh and heavy,
with slow jobbing inquiry at ale &c for fourteen
ounce city. Pacnt verc quoted mt Soc, and sperm 40c,
Win very moderate trade in lots for immediate use
"COPPER" wa without buyers, exc pting few inquircrs
or small Quantities for Immediate use and prices
luiio generally nominal Enough holders were nrm. We
te sales OF so 900 lbs In ios, mainly or BALTIMORE mt
sc. We quote Detroit 2ac. and Portage Lake 2src
New sheathing, &C. moderately active In small
way Ut about last quotations
Sohhaos was quiet, MaHila ony selling In small way
=, ~, -oo &c while there almost market for
oher descriptions, which nominal Of the following
at 2sc 49, mn" NUS" WV IVY
FREionrs There was decided change either IN tbe
amount OF merchandise offering or the rates current
cotton was wanted, and rates were nominajly I'd nv
sail and 3.lod bv steam. The ensasemcnts vcre,-To
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yhable Irish story Of 'eTHn DANGER!

Poetry-'Tm M0rHERLEss CmLD;" 1.-THE TRuxpH on
ENvY.u
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expressly for 1t, entitled
"ARNOLD'S CHOICE. -

DOLLAR PRIZE STORY
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TERMS -Sngie subscription, 50; Three copies, S.;
Five copies So; Ten copies, SIS. Single copies, Five
cents each. limited number OF advertisements In
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national banks IN ess where subsasuries are es.ab.

TOTAL. .$11, 400, All
Tho mporations OF dry goods At this port for .ths
week ending May 10 compare a. follows with those Of
the prav vaaE
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ON SATURDAY, MAY 20

To prevent disappointment In getting tho carly numbers
Of this Interesting story, now subscribers will
do well TO send In their subscriptions
at least couple OF weeks