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New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

III CHAiGEKsE.-BEyoaE -HE Vics CHtscELLoR.-fs ;h.
matter Q: t.e petition d Theeps BljFi iiay Corne
Ia i'aliS.n, !aiaat1 70 ss. real state.
By order OF Clancer made il the 4b,rc
case the subscribe N eo.iaae;ioz s aepA " Bde 'v
sell at pubic yr1ue a the Merchants I-1ge, the city New
York o. tie hea-a d-g Of aay ili y O'Clock that
All that cettaa dwelling house ard 5t Of gror.d by the
number one ke-stree situate, s nd ciag
OF the cit; OF 's-1or tie ciee o h to the
sosth*aid OF sisto1-stEee Bc5nced westerly fort
Qe2efy -ote street eaterr the by alley lcadiag
no East 5roadway nozefy b. the lots Of LAID fronting Division
street I'D sosthe by formerly Robert Elder cont,ng
4 beaoh IN front aud each tTeny inehe and in
ensth or e.e1 de the widening Pe-sIreet fve fe
with the privilege Of the said % gangray leading from Ea
Broadway 20 the OF the s,.d lot"
Dated 2elh April, 1877.
MARTIN TICHENoR Spec,aI Guardian.
N k-Ihe SAID premises be purchased private sale
iairc On The premises. mi as.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

CsuRr or OYER AND TERMrNEK.-This Court net yes
serday a, o'clock Judge Edwards presiding when the Dis
ct Attorney called the OF Ezra White, indicted for
the murder Peter Fitzpatrick David Graham Esq ap
peared counsel for the prisoner and both parties ready
proceed the Witnesses both sides being present. On
calling the panel OF jurors however only
swered and the prisoner counsel Is al
lowed twenty pere,apory challenge api uu!iS
for cause the could proceed and the Sheriff
dered 10 summon 209 additional ureg Tor this day and the
Cour, then o'clock to-day.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-12

Coupr OF COMMON PLEAs-Calendar for 4is day, May la
So go 81 l36 65 los us l9O los, o. 75 ll2 l2 ISL
os l02 l03 l6 1885, l9l 2O4 2l3, 237 2i5 26l, $751; 90
As 81 95 Isl, i97, 2e2 2s3 2s5 rs, 80 los
12s 100 III. 200. 2iG. $50. 25l.
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THE REY. DR.. R..Ry,. aC.DFuz

GlsE RES. DR.. BAHRE,s ACADEMY
E=C|ED : Hzr-ay-tr,et spaee9s Ind w.
eor1eious Rooms NesYorl Iyeegm III Pr..s:
Eo lcArood Buls Pupils prepared College the (oa1
~ House Or r OF TIE oa.. usea AID honorable ocoian OF
m tEe Of ast'rco Of the first repeca
b.ht Mr. NeoE. a.e Frrcip othc Hyde Ias:gte ).
ciie; Assistant
n BTae odra Ilnguase 7i be taught by n.stess of the
Srzt staining IN Tie c.ty. nS1v
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Fiterarp Notices.

,rz5s JorzsAL Books Aso o'Sios p-.,-,. IA WI
Neu-York. B G.. Trcyeti, l2i Falt-h-''Feet' o 49,
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rs 1.so offer - the Pubic tis
UNION, OVEN
III CEsANCERN.-BEroaE me VIcs Ca,scELLos-fa III.

y BThe pce q tde UEl0a Ogci have seen reGce1
original prices Cnc Dollar each ai0r
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7E7777E T = - - 7 '7
 PEfgi.IC HOUSES.

IrA EurAW H0UsE.-Ths Hofel is now .GS open, and ready 10 receive company as usual. Every cxerion on the part of tlr suhsc finer shall be sed 10 please those who may favor him with iheif patronage. JAMES PEANofER.
 J. P formerly commanded the steamboat Neptune, nov 30 qDKuio
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7SsEs, INK. 0c.-The undersigl

laas-lauasra-@A 7SSESl INN, Nc.--Ihe undersigh- tEaYPE, PKl ~tcssfs Nm. llagar x Co.'S old Il ed, Agents for |. 7'erchlspe Foundry, are pre- established Type and < ''l descriptions Of Tyre, pared to receive orders for l.. Ink, and all other plain and ornamental; Presses, materials used in printing. -4 variety of
 Specimen Books, comprising larA. tue store, new Type and Ornaments, can be seen al. corner of Water and Cont streets.
 dccS VIM. II. BUNNELL < co.
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,ne DAN'L CHANDLER, dec4 4Itds SAM'L NJ. OGDEN

IN CONFORMITY with the last W and Fes A lament of Joseph Raby, deceased, anl to carry into effect the provisions of said Will, and f, con fo,mify with the order o tie Orphans Court of Mo bile county, granted the 2Sh day of October, Is4l, will, Monday, the Sth day of January, l642, pose to public sale, in front of tie court house of Mobile, within the legal honrlo sale, all the porsoGat aad real estate of said Joseph R,hs, as follows, viz the Negroes W, Tony, Isaac, Sally and her three children; Household Furniture; also, tract .o Land lying on Bayon Golden, in Mobile couay, taining about 300 a'reT also tract ol Lanl at Fu ton, containing about 4S acres being ihr residence of the late Joseph Raby.
 Terms of sale months credit, wah twn s1od SC curities JOSEPH kREhS, ar
 noy20 S2tf EXrcutor.
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THRUST SALE.-By virtue of Deed of Trust \ executed tous by Philip hlcLoske", bearing 'a'c on the ih day of March, \. D. 1SIi, and recorded in the Clerks office of Mobile county, in Book No. l, Pages 535 and 536, will sell at phbc auction, in front of the court h2qse an 'i,e h' ,hy ni Agrli m the county of Mobile. containing eight -t8ee r. i0o acres, being fractional sectoa boanded suuth oy the Orange Grove tract of lanil, commencing al te point of intersection of the northern line o said tract and the western line of the Laurent plantation and extending westw,rlly on the north line of Or ange Grove beyond its termination: bounded cast ly the Laurent plantation, and included within inc wcs- tern line of sad Laurent pantaion the northern line oi the Orange Grove tract and the sectional lines If various small tracts of forty acres laid Of by the government of the United States, all of which will more fully appear by reference to the map of the township number four of range one west
 And aso,-One forty-eghth part of the hnis be- longing to the Orange Grove Company including all the lands included in trust deed to Calvin Norris, James Magee and Thos. W. Mccoy, and which have not been befnre this time laid Of and sold by the said Trustees or by the company prior to the said deed; and the said undivided interest hereby conveyed Ia be subject 10 the and trusts of the said deed and a right, title, interest and claim in the frtyeghlI part of all the lands in the Orange Grove tract and 'he Laurent plantations excepting the lots of land disposed of which said tracts If lani lie the north side of the city of Mobile one containing 267 7l-100 acres, the other 355 39-00 acres ani full forty eighth interest in the lands held by said company be- tween the said plantation and the rIyer. Terms of sale cash. JOHN A. CAMPBELL,
 ,1a DAN'L CHANDLER,
 dec4 4Utds SAM'L NJ. OGDEN
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-17

nISSOLuTION OF COPARrNERS4lp --
 D Notice is hereby given to all oonre red, ''a
 Ihe cppartnsrship in the Iron Foundsy h'sinesa ni Mobile, known under the name of ] Ca,Fs S. Co.,, has been this day dissolved. Al parscns hay ing claims agains, said firm on accouaf nf the hia- bile Foundry, viii please present them for sssfls- ment Toct29 65f JAMES CURRY
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MEDICAL AND CULINARY IE1BS.--tt VAGates's Drug Store, l06 Dnuphin street--Sage, Thyme, Baluc, Camip, Pennyroyal, HArehound, Peppermint, Spearmnt, Motherwort, Life Everast ing, Comfrey Root, Sweet Maioram, PoplM Bark Saffron. MurshmalloSs, and various other domestic Herbs, Barks, Roots, &c. for sale at
 nov27 GATES'S Pharmacy, 106 Dauphin st.
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NEW AND REASONABLE DaY GOODS, " MILLINERY, ece-Jnst received per late arrivals from France, (via New York and New-Or leans) splendid assortment of rich walerd and plain Silk Velvet and Plush Bonnets unsurpas ssed in beau ty of style and quality of textures; a large assort ment of Artificial Flowers; Fancy Cnps children- Hoois; Leghorn Hats Dunstable and Orieidal do stpdd Challies plain and plaid Mouse de Laines; French Pr nus, cofs guaranteed ladies and gen Kid Gloves; blk Bombazine; heavy aud rich Chan tilla Veils, &c. &c
 uF The Millinery deperlmen, will be conducted by Mrs. Cullen. Ladies are respectfully invited o call and examine for themselves
 J. A. SMITH successor to
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MOBILE, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER IT, Isz

S IQuORS.-l ruHcheon od Irish Whiskey. 5 4 half pipes Tennessee Brandy, rime article hall pipes oli J Dupuy Brandy a prime article |" Donnemott k r. Becker, " $ 's Fel,oison ? pipes Swan Gin, l5 qr casks old Coguac Brandy 3J bbs American Brandy, 25 hhls Am. Gin 20 hhls Boston Run, 10 pr casks Madeira 10 CT casks Canary, 10 qr casks Teneriae ' !" old Port, very superior " !" Cicily Madeira 10 " l" Sweet Malaga 40 bbls and 25 hail hbls old Mononsllela Whiskey bbls Apple Brand;, 10 do Peach do
 Champagne, SSc. Io sale hy
 SMITH & DABNEY, decl1 p and 2l Commerce. st.
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FUNIE undersigned having sold their stock of Iron -A aud Hari,care 10 Mir. 0. MAZANGE, beg leave to solicit for him continuance of the patronage or customers. O1s~'rhc office of the subscriber is re- moved to Church street, first door west of Royal st. where all those indelte, will please call and pay and all demands presented for settlement.
 nou5 69tf JOSEPH HAIL &(O
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ERESH WARRANTED GARDEN SEEDS. 1T The subscribers are in receipt of their an nua supply of Garden Seeds, embracing every variety in general use. They will warrant every Seed sold by them to be fresh, well maturcd, and of the first selection. c. DUBOSE& CO.,, Druggists,
 noy13 late DuBose & Rolf.
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DRAGGING AND ROpE-2O0 pieces Kentucky DBaeging; 200 coils do Rope, for sale by
 noy26 q. WESTFFLDT & BRO.
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LsoR SALE.-Ele,en shares of the NeW TAsdfs N Stock Gall paid in) for Cash. Persons purchas- ing this stock purchase either Season Tickets Boxes, twenty per cent lower than for cash. Apply
 at GREGoRY'S Exchange, 54 Royal-st.
 N. B.-The above will be sold in single shares if wanted. nov6: :70n
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NEW EMBROIDERIES.- & sTOD- 1N DART, corner of Water and Cvnti sts., have imported and opening,a splendid assortment of Embroideries and Thread Iaces, consisting of Capes, Canezons, Collars, Collaretts,
 Petit Collars, Chemeyettes, Stomachers, Infants Robee Waists and Capes, Muslin Rollers, (some of which are richly embro-
 dered, suitable for Wedding Dressos,) Embroidered Shawls,
 Mourning Collars m great variety, Sc, A large assortment of Thread Laces, Edgings and Insertings, real Vaencennes Edginss, AIso-Linens, Table Linen, Towelling, Diapers, l2-l Barnsley Sheetnss, Spool Cotton, Scotch Ginghams, &c. &c.,,
 Figured and plain China Silks, blk Satin and Satin Turk, Muslin de Laine, &c.
 All of which they offer at wholesale or retail cheap cash. 2 s tis dec
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.nN CONSIGNMENT and now landing-sOO &1 barrels prime Potatoes 600 bales prime Eastern Hay l50 bbls Nos l, 2 and Mackerel POO boxes best brand Sperm Candles 100 sacks hest old Java Coffee 70h casks Thomaston Lime l75 casks white lump Lime
 POM pIime Northern Bricks -25a sawed White Pine latlis
 30M '' " Shingles POM clear l" ' Lumber, and inch 2O00 bushels Mastering Hair POO boxes prime Goldfish 1J0 boxes prime smoked Herring 2S bbls prime Newark Cider
 90 bbls s' '' Apples 2b '' pickled Goldfish 100 kits prime Tongues and Sounds 25 half bbls Hallhut Fins
 10 halt pipes Holland Gin
 10 or ss
 25" '' American Gin and Brandy lOOM best Spanish Cigars, Sc. for sale in lots to suit purshases, by decl1 II pIyEpg
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EISLOUR & WElSKEY 300 hbls Flour, a su- h' perior article; 100 bbls old Alonongahela Whis key; 100 hbls old Rectilied Whiske,, landing tiom steamboat Alabama and for salc by
 .ee3 ELLIS & GREEN, 69 Commerce -st.
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M EGROES.-The subscriber has on hand and W will be constantly receiving from Charleston and Baltimore, NEGROES of every description, which will be disposed of al moderate prices. He will also make liberal advances on Negroes put in his hands for sale, at his place Jackson, between Dauphin and &t. Francis streets
 oct22 62t aprl '42 JAMES E. ZUNTZ.
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ClNNEY CLOTH-l20 Rolls 45 in. 2lbs to tho
 N yard, landing from Brig Wetumpka. This tole Is well worth the attention of planters and ac- tors being made expressly for this market for sale by 1 ..-.feu...a JOHN GREELEY
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00A BOXES STARCH, of superior quality COU landing from barque Hebron and for sale by ocilS J, REA,
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NOTICE.-Ihe subscriber having purchased the entire stock and trade of Meesrs. J. HALL ti' Co. beas leave to ininr" iss.:--..l- s., ,tise, .i4.,5s Neepng constant and well assorted supply of IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
 EDGE TOOLS AND FANCY HARDWARE, at the old stand corner Water & Hitchcocks Alley
 He hopes by unremed attention to merit a share of the liberal patronage heretofore extended to his predecessors. OVIDE MAZANGE.
 noy5 69tf
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1AA PIECES EVANSVILLE TAGGING; lVO 70 coils Rope,-just received and for sale by IontS 57l CALVIN KEITH.
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THNIN pLATE.-5l boxes Tin Plate of varl Us N brands, for sale by
 nosl5 77f II. L. REYNOLDS, 66 water-si.
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NsrA NOAh Il A7l NASA1A lAN' H4l-.
 LsA A CARD-Recent events have made il necessary that should have Natchez, and have therefore selected this city place of residence in hopes of obtaining that s'ppnr which was closed a- gansi thcre in consequence of losses bv fire and tornado. have taken and opened the house on Cont street, known us the C0Nri STREET HOTEL, now the property of Mr, McCarty, inc same that was owned by hr. John Richardson, and which under his management gained considerable reputation.
 Ipromise to make this house all il should bs-a home for all those who may patronize the ostablsh-
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nRAGES BALSAMIQU UES of Balsam Copaiba .lI and Cubebs by Charles Weldenou--just receiy cd fresh supply of the above valuable medicine for sale wholesale and retail, by
 RICHARD NORTH, mar27 No 35 Governm't and 45 Comce sts.
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EoR SALE.-A family of valuable NEGROES, I consisting of-BRANCH, aged 40 good Gardner, Oster and general servant
 GEORGE, aged 6; his sod
 BRANCH, s' 2U; first rate Steward and Waiter JOE, l9; Drayman
 The above negroes have been raised in this city, and of good character, and first rate servants in every respect, and only sold to close concern They can be seen by applying at the corner of Cont and Commerce street, up stairs. nov20
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large drunhead, fiat Dutch, green curled and drum noad Savoy, red Dutch and green German Cabbage, early horn and long orange Carrots; curled Cress; Early Caulihower; white and red solid Celery; Early frame and long green pricky Cucumbers ;- Large purple Egg Plant; curled Endiye large flag large cured India and early cabbage Lettuce; Span ish and Cairo Watermelon; Nutmeg and citron Muskmelon; Okra, Tomato; Sals,fy; Rhubarb;- great variety ofPeas, Turnips, Radishes, Squash es, Onions, Pot and sweet herbs. Terms casl
 All these seeds warranted. noy27
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The following quotation from the "Western
Episcopal Observer is not only elegant, but
contains some very eloquent truisms:
JOHANNES FAUST" MOVABLE TYPEs."-
Have we true faith in "moveable types ~
.sWhen Tamerlane had finished his pyramid of
seventy thousand human SOULS, and was seen
standing at the gate of Damascus glittering in
steel, with his battle-axe on his shoulder, till
his fierce hosts fled out TO new carnage and
new conauests, the locker on might have tancied
that nature was in her death throes, for horror
and despair had taken possession of the earth.
Y ct 1t might be that on the gala-day of Tanner
lane, a little boy was at play upon the streets OF
Mentz, the history of whose ''moveabe types'
is more important to men than that of twenty
Tamerlanes. The Tartar Khan with his fierce
hosts, passed away like whirlwind to the for
gotten forever and that German artisan has
wrought benefit, which IS yet UNNECESSARILY
expanding itself through all countries, and
through all timesn Have we faith in the all
moving force of types2 What are the serred
ranks ofliving and breathing men? Squadrons
in the panopoly of war, led on by Napoleon and
Tamerlane-what are they, in true moral force,
to the types of Johannes Faust with their appli
ances of power-press and steam-press To
day an Alexander finds the deep places of the
earth too shallow for the oceans of blood his am
bition and his martial vaor and force would spill
Tomorrow she has become as we" His hosts
of breathing and fighting men--couness as
leaves in Vallombrosa--in force, resistless as
the falling avalanche-are to-day cloud with
lifen-to morrow the "knd earth has shrouded
up their ot-prnts.n Their force and their va
lor are not, and their very names perish. How
noiseless is thought, how noiseless are the NOV
ing force and the moral conquests of "ypes n
The deepest and truest force is ever the stilles
The tempest has power, but the still sunshine
has greater power. Have we faith in the sub
lime, still energy of thought2 Henceforth ther
let US have confidence in the still, all-powerfu
energy oftypes.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16

On Seeing The Statue Of the Spinning Girl at III.
Seatofhe Duke Of Deponshire.
Spin on, most beautiful
There's none to mock
Thy simple labor here. Majestic forms
Of high renown, and brows Of classic grace,
Whose scuptured features speak the breathing soul
Rise in illustrous ranks, but not TO scorn
Thy iowly toll
Even so, il was Of old,
That wonans hand, amid the elements
OF patient industry and household good,
Reproachess wrought, twining the slender thread
From the light distati, or in the skilful loom
Weaving rich tissues, or with glowing tints
OF rich embroidery, peas'd to decorate
The mantle Of her lord.-And it was well -
For in such SHELTERED and congenal sphere
Content, with duty dwelt.
Yet few there were
Sweet Fatrce--w in their earnest task
Found such retreat thine, Enid lordy halls,
And sparkling fountains, outrageous trees,
And parks far stretching, where the antler'd deer
Forget the hound and horn
And we, who roam
, Mid all this grand enchantment,-pro saloons,
And galleries radiant with the gems ofart
And genius ravish'd from the grasp of Time,
And princely chapel, uitcring praise to God,-
OF plants and flowers, and blossoms breathing forth
Their cloquence to Him,-degh ed lay
This slight memorial at thy snowy feet.
L. III. SIeouRNEY
Chasworth, October 7, 1910.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-16

New YoaK, March IL, ls4i

New YoRK, March Ii, 1s4l.
We are anxiousy awaiting the re-opening Of gu
river navigation, The Robert l.. Stevens broke
through the ice as far up New Hamburg IA miles,
Yesterday. She leaves again at p. NJ, determined
to reach Poughkeepse at any rate On Saturday
morning at 7, Captain Schultze, Of the Napoleon
starts with full determination to 90 straight through
TO Albany.
Hon. MINTHoRsE ToMPKIss, v. b., has resigned
his seat in the State Senate account OF private per-
pexities. He had two years yet TO serve having
been elected in November, 1899 Ipresume the seat
will be left vacant until next November The district
comprises New York, Richmond, and Kings counties.
In our Legislature, bill has PASSED through the
Committee of the Whole Of the Senate further regu-
lating the business of Banking under our General
Law Each Bank is required to make detailed annual
return Of its condition TO tie Bank Commissioners
or failing do must be proceeded against as insol
vent and wound up. When any Bank is wound up,
its assets must be divided equitably among all lis bill
holders. Any Bank voluntarily winding up must
leave security with the State for the redemption Of
such share Of its sircuson ~ Il readily call
II must give years public notice before it with
draw such securities and close its business entirely
Any Association embarking in the business of Bank
ing must deposit securities with the State to the
amount Of 100000; an individual banker may com
mence on $50, 000.-Such the main features of
the bill, which will almost certainly pass.
There is some trouble and good deal Of panic with
respect to our Free Banks. The Bank Of Western
New York at Rochester has stopped redeeming at Al
bany, it is required by law to do, fit does not in
this city, The Albany Evening Journal says its
notes in circulation amount to SS3 l5S against which
the Comptroller holds 800 900 Indiana five per cents
as security These could now be sold for not more
than $50, 600 The Cashier is hard at work to get
matters straight again.
The Union Bank Of Buffalo has also stopped re-
deeming at Albany. Its circulation is only $4,000
against which the Comptroller holds $44 900 Illinois
six per cents and $4,000 New York ewes. These
must ultimately pay every farthing. The Comptroller
will feel justified in selling these stocks just at pre-
sent.
Gov. SEWARD has been in town for several days
probably on personal business, devoved on him by
the untimely death Of his brother He returns vely
soon TO Albany
An Irishman named Henderson was on Tuesday
convicted in Court of Sessions Of registering his
name illegally in order to vote at the last fall election
He arrived in this country in 1886, and in 1888 he
was run through the Marine Court and came out an
American citizen, "A No. L. He had trouble in
voting thenceforward until that terrible Wing Regis
try Law brought him up all standing.
Nothing remarkable in the Money Market. U. s.
Bank shares closed at l6 cash, which is improve
men For the rest there very little change, and
Produce Markets are dull as ever.
Yours, HRoLD.