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CARRIAGES
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING
TWO TRAINS Daily, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
BETWEEN ALEXAHDRIA AND ROUND
Leave Washington At g. m. and p. M, and
EeesSafE going TesxaFd, Al aHd ST. p and pasS
p. M, and arrive at Round Hill az Il m. and p.
PASS LsesSuTs Su gong E eas a. nd a S SnS
p m, and arrive at Alexandria S:l5 a. N. and s:is
w..SI PassengsTs G GS washington Sili take the
Potomac railroad station al M xnd D. mo m
and go through to Round Hill without change or
The $40 .. m. train from Alexandra and 13:sop.
m. train from Round Hill connect At Round Hill
Vile, BeTryTiiie and WinshestsS; iT alsoa Nits
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg
Both Trains westward make close connection at
Vienna with sisson's Line Of Stages for Fairfax
.COmmQtstiOn tickets, cents per mile; annual
Ns spsssif General "a TTih eEst AssSt.
NJ" iG THR5 ME GhSa 70 BALTIMORE,
new YoRA.
ALL POINTS L. THE he. NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BET%EEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
Inc equipment on this line Is neWand Of the most
TRAIN LEAVING AT 9:23 4. n. IS PULLMAN
PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY,
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after FEBRUARY Is, ISIS, trains by this
hne VIII leave Depot Of Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner OF Sixth and streets as follows:
SOS .. N. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
points East daily, except Sunday.
BIB 2. m: Limited Express-PullmGn Car Train
for PhiladelphIa, New York and points East
lis ?. N. Express for Philadelphia and New York
I:5sP. p. Express for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
s:Os p. m: Express for Philadelphia, New York and
PULLMAN PIRtoR CARS on all Day Trains.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and information can be procured ct the
ofnees OF the company.
vate residences orders left At the onices ofthe
company, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of Sixth stree and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE q POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and streets.
d. NJ. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent, PhflAoelphia, Pa.
GEO. @. WILKINS,
feb15 Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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BALTIMORE POTOMAC Z. r.
IL DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STRKzTS Ne We
On and after March ISIS, trains win leave WASH
tnEten As follows, Warrington time:
day, to Baltimore; to Elmira daily, except sunday
and Monday making connection with Er1e Ratl-
way for Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
York daily, except Sunday.
$50 q. m, Baltimore Accommodation, daily.
s:9 ., m, Limited Express for New York and
lbs :. n, FSst Line Scr the West and North:
also for Norfolk via Baltimore, daily, except Sun
las p. m, Express for Philadelphia and New
$40 P: M, AceommodEtion for Baltimore, daily,
4:S p; n, Philadelphia Express, for Philadel-
7:io D. M, Cincinnati Express daily, West.
s:o6 .. m, For Philadelphia New York, and Bos-
IO:i5 D. M, Pacific express North and West, daily
except Saturday. On Saturday, leaves At sos m.
iC Tr nlS IS FORE CREEK LINE leave at s.ss.
m. on TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday only, and
$50 D. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains for ANHAPOLIs leave II S:S d M and
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to PittsburE IL run
on the train leaving a. 7;lO D. m
onthe train leaving At lois p. except Saturday
z PaiimaH Palace sleeping C.SsO Rochester is run
Pullman Palace sleeping Car to Chicago on train
TicRsts and Information can OsprOcursd at the
olnees 9. ed fer snd CHECKED Et hotel sand pr
ySte resiSences on orders lst Is me 9mses q ne
sompanJ, nHt sysnue and on the northeass oorIer
Of n s115e RsII[ITTfiHoRE PoT0HAo RAILRoAD.
corner Sixth and . s1 b. Il. BOYD, JR.,
General Passenger Agent Pnni1as4lpnRifASs "a
- Runsrfntandent. Baltimore. Nd.
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ForeknoRlsdpa Rxnlainad.

We knew the Malaga Fruit 90. would CON-
mence advertising sEAinl therefore read with
new interest.
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ACLosE AND EXCITING CONTEST
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.

FOURTH DAY OF THE SPRING RACES.
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PREPARED BY
H. r. STEVENS, Boston, Mass.

WHAT Is VEGETINE? 1t il . compound ex-
tracted from barks roots and herbs. It Is Natures
Remedy. 1t is perfectly harmless from any bad
erect upon the system, IL Is nourishing and
siren gthening. 1t directly upon the blood. It
quiets the nervous syItem. 1t gives you good,
sweet sleep 1t night. It 10 great panAcea for our
aged fathers and mothers; for IL gives them
strength, quiets their nerves, and gives them Ma
lures sweet sleep-As has been proved by many an
q soothing remedy for our children. It has re-
neved and cured Thousands. It is very pleasant to
diseases originating from impure blood. Try the
VEGETINE. Give IL fair trial for pAi t.
then you viii say 30 your friend, nelghbor and ac-
quAlntance, TRY 1t; Ii has cured me.'
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N-o~~~~~N-~ON~OO~OoOOOOOO OOOOD~,~-~OOOooO-O.~.o
GEO. BERsIING. MERCHANT TAILOR.
And Gents Furnishing Goods.
1915 street northwest
Has received q very elegant assortment OF Cloths,
CAssimeres and NestiDgs, suitable for
Spring and Summer Wear.
He Is prepared to make them upin the best work
mAnshtp ard latest styles,
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O21nges
Auction Sales To-day.

From the Mediterranean, sweet, juicy, delicious
at Malaga Fruit Co.'S, 4oS Ninth street.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
A SPIRITED MEETING LAST NIGHT.

THE RECENT SPELLING MATCH.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,

DKPoT CORNER OF SIXTH AND STRKErA
RLoch trains for Alexandria leave As follows:
200, 9 10, IL .. n, !, ia 5 500, Up. The
daily, except Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandria IS follows: ia
O. 10, IL .. M; /, q 4, S 500 p. N. The :. m.
and 500 p. N, trains leave Alexandria daily; All
other trains daily, except Sunday.
Trains markedthus" connect with trains On WGsh-
tngton and Ohio.
washington II :8S d. m, daily, Except SundEJ.)
Through tickets to all points South and South
and Pennsylvania avenue, and sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage, to be checked At an the hotalG
and Residences through TO destination.
d. u. BOYD, JR..
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

Four persons desire board.
A fine family horse for sale.
Vegetine purihes the blood.
See Seheller & PinkArd'S soda fountains.
Moulton & CIoughly have property for sale.
WIN. Blllantyns has all the religious works.
Sherman Grant, bankers, No. 142S F street.
An elegant family -establishment team for sale.
Rooms in house No. COS Fourteenth street for
rent.
Public meeting Of the wOmsn's Temperance
Union.
A purchaser is wanted for two desirable build
ing lots.
Robert H. Graham has on hand large stock Of
carriageP.
Began & wylis's new dry goods store, No. 1914
Seventh street northwest. GOD
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LOTTERIES,
NN~O0oONoOO0O0OoOO~OO OO~OOONNONN0~NNN
No Further Postponement ~
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOE THE szSz1rr OF
MONTPELIER FEMALE HUMANE ASSOCIATION
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
THURSDAY, JULY Is, 1878.
LIST OF GIFTS

The Montpelier FenAls Humane Association,
ehartered y ne =, Of Ne
series o. Grand Gin Coneerts . ss5a6ish md IN
6oW a q Home for the Old, LnArm and Degtituta
Isdea OF VirEinia - At MontDelier, the former ra
i1anre Of President James Madison.
The Association IL under the control or eight
rusfaea. six OF whom elected blennlAlly By 81
stockholders and two appointed By the Governor 4
Remiftsuces for tickets may be made ~ GxpI
urenaid. post once money order on Washtngt
~ - VI - HON. JAMES BARBOUR,
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PROVISIONS.

NENTRE HARRIET STALLS,
cas-, s sSs; $50,
NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET,
Stalls Nos. 2O6 and EOS,
JOHN Il. KELLEY,
Butcher and dealer in choice meats invites the A.
tention Of the public TO his choice stock OF meats
consisting OF beef, lamb, mutton and veal. He
offers nothing but the best In his line, and guaran
tees satisfaction Marketing delivered to an part8
Oftbe city free OF charge. jAzS-n
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.

BOSTON, Dec. Il, 1850.
GENTLEMEN: Ny only object m giving you this
testimonials to spread valuable Information. HaY-
ing been badly afflicted with sAlt hheum. and the
whole surface Of my skin being cover with pim-
pies and eruptions, many OF which eauEe1 me great
pain and annoyance, and knowing 10 10 be a blood
disease, took may Of the advertised blood prep
aratlons, among which was any quantity Of Sara
parila, without obtaining any benefit until COM
mtnced taking the VEGETINE, and before had
complete the first bottle saw that had got the
right medicine. Consequently / followed on with
II until had taken seven bottles, when was pro-
nounced 4 well man, and my skin Is smooth and
entirely free from pmples and eruptions. / have
never enjoyed so good health before, and at
tribute Ii to the use ofVEGETINE. Tc benefit those
afflicted with Rheumatism, Ill make mention
also of Pc VEGEHEE's wonderful power Of Touring
me Of this acute complaint, OF which have suf-
f red so Intensely.
Q. b. TUCKER. Pas, Aga Mich. G. R.R.,
60 WAshington street, Boston.
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
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OH DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET oFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, 70 or from AL
points, 1t reduction upon any ONCE OF depot in
This city. Apply to N. d. WHITESIDE,
an PennsyIVaniA avenue, Continental Hotel,
WAshln gton ID. o, jalS-Iy
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FIVE HEATS TROTTED FOR THE PURSE.
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Mr.. Dyer offered q resolution appointing the
members Of the board from the Filth school dis
tTiet and the superintendent q committee to take
charge Of the new school building in GEORGETOWN
and set . day for the dedication Of the same.
Adopted.
Mr.. Hovey moved that the name Of the building
in Georgetown be decided BY ballot At this meet
ing. Adopted.
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LONDON, May 1.-THE great Northern handt
cap " as run to-day at the York spring nesting
and was won by ClearWell, Freeman coming In
second, and Escort third.
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FRENCH CANDY
BBNJANENJ'S.

Pure French Candles, fresh manufactured At tn
house, for sale at the National Candy Mandatory
opposite Metropolitan hotel. mh25-ThSTut
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COZ"

stsexen cents per bushel, eArtaEe extra 0Edsrslss
GABILGHT OFFICE,
70. GsTents .szssti :. ~ Fi5.s 9sst so9t ~
eooegstoV1, Wi0 b pT0mpd Gle6s laa1&u
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VEGETINE, for the complaints for which IL Is
recommended. is having larger sale throughouE
the United States than any Other one medicine.
Why? NEGEIINE will cure these complaints.
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GREAT 10HS
IOI PENNSYLVANIA 10 Os
ROUTE
TO THE NORTHWEST, SOUTH AND
SOUTHWEST.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
On and AFTER February !, 1875, trains VII an q
wilmington. SIS .. N. Baltimore. SD .. N.
a. ....11:55 .. m. zee. 1;l6 p. m.
80. 7:iO p. m. :. 49,. s:S p. N.
....lO:15 b. n. - ....llsO p. n.
THE 6REAT DOUBLE TRACK kOUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace StAte-room,
day and night cars with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saved 70 Western and Central
SIS 4. n. daily, except Monday, 70 Baltimore,
and daily to Elmifa, except Sunday and MondAy,
making connection with Erie Railway for BunAlo
MS 4. m. daily, except Sunday West and North
70 Wllliamsport and Lock Haven.
T:iO D. m. daily, Ter Pittsburg and the West.
1878 D. m daily, except Saturday, West and NORM.
On Saturday, at 8 :O6 p. m for the West. -.
Through from Washing ton TO Pittsburgs Cn1cABOs
and Rochester without change. -.
Tickets by this route can be procured - bne "
ices, northeast corner OF thirteenth street anu
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Sixth street and rem,
gylvAnlA avenue, where reliable informAtlon VAL
PsSsenSers procuring tickets At these onices can
secure accommodations in Palace cars for Pttts-
burg, Chicago, and Rochester, pnvn. In
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa
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A LII KINDS OF GENTLEMEN'S CAST.
"A on wearing apparel can be sold 70 the very best
advantage by addressing or calling on yUSLH, 6ls
ID street, between sixth and Seventh northwest.
Notes BY mAn promptly attended % Oasn pa u
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LEXINGTON, May 1.-THE races to-day were
we'll attended. The track was heavy; weather
fine First raee-R sWeepstakes for tWo-year-
olds, half mile; won by Minnie Morgan, beating
Gardeners chestnut hlly by Lexington, second;
Richards b. c. Grit, third; time, So. Second race,
mile heats, for all ages: Big Fellow, 2 l; Aaron
Pennington. 81 2; Noll, S-distanced; Astoria, f.
distSnced; time, ISL, LACY, 1.47N.
CALIFORNIA TRoTTERs.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE trotting race to-
day, best in 5, mile heats for purse OF $40 900,
between Defiance and EdgintOn, was won by the
latter.
Edginton, 2, !, 2, l, l; Defiance, /, 2, i, 2 2.
Time, 2:2414 2:263z, 2:29, 2:26, 2:26.
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A VENUE THEATRE.
WAYLAND sEMINARY CONCERT.

w - LINCOLN HALL,
FLlDAY EVENING. MAY a, 1876.
THE JUBILEE SONGSt THE JUBILEE SONGST
Miss Mason win read "The Yearling Member,'i
Baby 6c.
This Concert is given by the Student3 to aid In
grading the grounds around their new building on
Meridian Hill.
Admission, Is cents: reserved seats, so cents; to
be secuI ed At Warren Cnoate's. mYIO-5E
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rAKE cARR OF YouR HALUABLEH.

Gail and exAmine the are and burglar-prooi
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York avenue and Fifteenth street. Tor safe
keeping Of securitiel jewels nlVer-WAre, o. Other
vRluables. Rents, from ten TO sixty dollars per
Gnnum, according TO size. No business man can
afford TO do without them.
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INSURANCE.

Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
myl2-w&stf
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
OPENING OF CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.

OPENING OF CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
The opening of ThOmass Summer series Of
at the Central Park Garden last night attracted
a brilliant and Overwhelming audience. The hall was
crowded in every part with multitude in which must
oians connosseurs and fashionable society were
about equally represented, and Thomas was vel
coined on his entrance with the utmost hearth
The performance began with a very bright
and impressive rendering Of Webers "Jublee" Over
ure and included OF the best of the standard
ectOns from the repertOry Of last besides
novelty. This the Ballet Music added by Gounod TO
his Romeo and Juliet" when that opera produced
at Vienna 1t consists of number OF short movements
in several Of which can easily trace the hand
that wrote the charming dance IN Faust"
and though it will add nothing TO the composer fame ts
vivaoity variety and elegance will make IL welcome
addition to concert programmes. one OK its divisions
little melody which opens with an oboe solo, accompanied
by the harp, will be particularly admired The execu
ton of the violin parts in this Ballet deserves the
highest praise alike for precision dcacy and intensity
of expression. There remarkably good
playing also in the sOnOrOus and well-built though
not altogether original Coronation March" OF Svend-
SEN while the selections from the Sd Act Of Lohen
grim showed the full glory of the orchestra more per-
fccty than anything else during the whole evening The
overture the Midsummer Nights Dream" the Ale
gretto from Beethoven's 9Th symphony, and the
Brahms Hungarian Dances were among the
other pieces on this attractive programme.
There are several novelties to be produced this week
Tonight to have for the first time the overture to
Memberships Operetta of THE Wedding of Camacho."
boyish work, but the production nevertheless OF the
precOcOus year which gave birth to the famous
octet and tomorrow promised " Kaiser Over
ture" b. Westmayer dedicated to the Emperor Of Aus
tria, and introducing Haydns Austrian Hymn.
The Central Park Garden has been renovated and con-
sderably improved, both in doors ald OUT the seating
capacity the ha has been increased and the corridor
opposite the main has been enlarged and made
more attractive.
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s1rnscRpTIONs TO me- NEw LOAN
DISC CSSIONS OF THE LIQCOR DEALERS.
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY DENOUNCED As UNFAIIH
FIJI, TO ITS PROMsEs-A POLITICIAN CENsUREI

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY DENOUNCED As UNFhin-
r1-L TO ITS PROMIsEs-A POLITICIAN CENsURED
AND THANKED.
The Executive Committee of the Newly
Iiauor Dealers Protective Union held meeting last
evening al Masonic Hall. II. Cunningham presiding
resolution was passed thanking John Kelly for his
pronlpt action in using his influence at Albany 10
secure the passage OF an Excise law Blu
fer remarks were made by several members OF the
organization against the members Of the Legislature
fr the failure 10 pass Excise law Several member
stated that thew had made applications for licenses Dui
had beru refused by the Commissioners who informed
them that they must first pay their arrears Tor licenses
for rrevions wears Mark Lanigan suggested that a
nccal committee be sent 10 Albany 10 REMAIN tneIc
rTn,il fhe adjournment OF the legislature
The Li1u0r and Beer Deaers Protective anu beneVo-
,ont Sorietv met at Putnam Hall last evening, y klTs
nrcsidnc John Kelly ccnsired for not actns IN inc
interest OF the liquor dealers. ana the Democratic p
was denounced not having been true 10 telr ponis
Tor a uniform Excise law, made ID ther platform ~,
svracse last Autumn. Speaker Mc'ulgcs Excise D!lI
was denounced az attempt by the Democrats 10 get
me York LIQUOR dealers completely AZ thelr merry.
Nr C,e.adv said that he had been delegate from nc
limo dealers IL the Republican Convention a.i uc''
,nI tbot Mr. COnling lad told MN that II cen Dl W.,
re,ected they would have uniform Excise law lhhl
Gentleman had also indirectly admitted the same 10 TIC
lrfta a
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A PASTOR INDICATED.
n T loIV ~ DI'.A 4 ts1|'
n III EHftnr Of Ths IT'D MNe.

10 the razor OF IHe ITtO""o'
SIR: In the article in THE TRIBUNE of this
morning action Charges against Brooklyn PASTOR
think some Injustice is done TO the Rev Neyn Wood
side. by failure state all the facts Of the case
Mr.. WOodside, your article correctly says. was
charged by current with improper intimacy with
a young woman, whom he subsequently married
1t ought to be added, however, that az soon
as Mr.. WOOdside found that these rumOrs were cur
rent he appeared before the Presbytery stated the facts
AMI demanded full investigation. This invest -ation
resulted. yOu correctly state, in the pa sage OF Ieso
luton that tle reports against him were without f0nnda
ton. He was, therefore unanimously acquitted.
Permit add, That the simple facts Gus ol when me
whole scandal was manufactured these: The yonng
lady question married by the Rev Dir. Bundck 10
llr y H. Wrlg ht Tie lst OF March, 1873 Mt wright
ded in the ensuing Winter. and few weeks after his
DEATH about the 18th Of December, his child was born
year afterward the Rev. Mr. Woodside married
the widow. That ia the whole story and the Preaby-
tcry properly Judged the scandal which has beon naIn-
featured out Of II was wicked calumnv. Yours,
JAMES SAMPLE
No 1877 Worth ELiott.pIace. Brooklyn, May H. 1879.
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Miss Morris wears blonde wig, and assumes willow
motion and gives little gerke smiles and grows intense
with distended nosril and il convulsive and often
exciting In the manifestation Of feeling; but
her Lady Macbeth is nikin and wre-woven imperson-
alton. We do not detract from specific merits. Good
stimulation Of misery in the sleep walking docs not
make Lady Macbeth There must be person TO suffer,
before suffering can be Of any account And here
we glance at the pervading lack Of this rep
resentation. Sympathy sought with super
fetal attributes and not commanded by the
handspring Of emotion. OF the general setting and sub
sidiary acting need not speak These cred
table, and indeed the effort whole. though IT will
not much gorify either Mr. Rignold Miss Morris. was
such is suggestive OF more careful thought than
have Just time to express Miss Morris and Mr. Rig
mold frequently called before the curtain. and the
public pleasure evident.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO, Nay l7.-Reccpts Flour. l. 80 bhis Wheat
Is 900 bish.; Cora. G29.UOO bush oats l26.jOO Dnsh
3lrrv 700 bush ~ pment- iirOaf-FOur 500 lDls.
Wheat $1,000 BUSH Corn, 10000 bush oats II 900 bnsh
The cana! Op--s IN sOre-WheaI, Ot@'J 9is
corr go 30 hush. oats l26G4f BUSH Barley lib
bus H. peas 2 jJ1 bush MALL 4l7G3 bash. in addition to
many vessels in rnrt not unloaiei Canal .s
agefets Data a3-c for WHEAT FAC for corn
70 NeNork Pine LdmD'r 10 Albany, - = LOO IeeL Fe-
waiting storage, &c = bush namely &c GRAIN ana Sc
-priny - 30 for Bakers 81 501S6 - for Amber
% Tor Rye, - 81 49, 81 iOf Oat
meal Wheat unsettled buyers ami sellers apait htle N
curry 900 bush Amber ohio sold at II 30 Corn very
Dun buyers AMI sellers vide apart nOlinay 79c ~ 81"
Sc 10 arrive FOR lots No Western oats
ueg .ct,i Rye Balley-NOnc here. Seeds qlet ana
thout change PORK nrl at @-3 for Heavy Mess Lard
nm Al i64 lIi Il g.lwll - Inmlualy 81 Il.
CLEVELAND May l7.-Whcat dun unchanged corn -feafy
unchanged O.ts quiet Unchanged Petroleum st"@dy un
DETROIT May l7.-Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat duh
AMI ,irnpng: Extra. ~ 29ls No White, 81 292 Amber
Michigan 81 Corn steady at II iac oats quiet and m
CHANGED clover Seed 81 30. Receipts-ilour 20 Dds
Wheat 1000 bush; Corn. 1000 bush Data lOoO Dusl
Shpments~F1our 1000 bbs Wheat, $1,000 bush Corn
iS6IASAPolIa, ally !7oFlonr steady at g. 75&SS -
White III 2Ja.l 49, Corn steady Ear, 6SG1Oc shelioi
73Q7ic oats steady; N xcd, 81 469c Rye Il o.. Bhs
II sc. clear SIDES l2sal2i.c. Bacon steady shoulders
ga33.c Sides II Be-, Clear Sides lic Lard
quet. unchanged. Hams, - "a &c. =, , -.
NgNPIls May l7.-FlOur steady. Corn dull droOpng at
s6c oats duh dropping al 70 Lar quiet but nr re
lined. lj+g &c Baron quiet but hrm shoulders s'20
WILMINGTON. n g. May -sPEs T9r2sntrrs npm az
steady Hard 81 30; Yellow Dip 81 30 Virgin IS o. lar
steady At 81 40