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MONEY MARK EFT,
Saturday Jan. Sc II. M.


The sales OF the Stock Board the usual fea
lures and prices fucuated TO some extent Delaware
&Hudson fell per cent; Indiana bonds Ii Harlem 1;
Long Island rose J. At auction sale of s57l shares of
Harlem stock were sold at Of o. which is above
the market rates They were bought in by Mr. Gourle
This stock was pledged with John Ward Co. to secure
two loans of s4 500 EACH made in 1895 and 1897 These
loans fell due Oct. 10, ls4l, and Jan. TO- 1872 They
were issued at 30 per cent, consequently the s57I
shares amenntedto the $4,000 This stock now trans,
fersble and forms addition to the quantity upon the
market.
The packet ship Albany, for Hsvre, carries out
$4,000 in specie.
The ship Albany, which sailed today for Havrs car.
ries out 500 900 in specie.
Great efforts are making to depre,s the Mohawk and
Hudson Railroad. The stock is held by few specula
tors who generally manage to corner those that sell
enough. Wehsve notyet received the returns Of the
road for the past years but those for the three previous
ones are as follows =
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sales at the stock Exchange.
Foreign M arkets.

PER,AMRuce NARKET, Dec OH ls4l.-I have now to
report the arrivals Of baque Navarro Miller from Phila
dephia, Dec 9Th brig Ariel Gregg, do. brig Lucy
Dec. 9TH, from Boston, bsrque Gov. Howard, Dec sth.
from Bsltimorethe latter vessel with wheat for the
mills. These arrivals have caused line in the price
OF -four, and most articles imported from the United
States. No further receipts OF fish Sugars
ket in abundance and prove of good quality antic
patsd. Best whites have opened at 2o0o per arrobe
Hides in demand at l30rs Exchange, sod. Dollars
1900 and l64O
HAvAsA, Dec. 23d-snce our last the Oglethor?e has
arrived from Savanna with about $50 tierces Rice
which saving offer has yet been obtained it will pro
badly remain unsold until after Christmas; we have
nothing new to advise. Produce without any chang.
whatever. Lard superior, dull at IL to III Exchang.
on London ii a ia prem, New York, per cent prem
New Orleans per cent discount
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months, payable the 18th instant. The Bank
oil Georgetown, 8. c., one dollar each share Tor
the last six msnths The Bank Of Camden, s. C..
Two dollars per share for the past six months The
Union Bank, c. dollar and twenty five cents per
share The Bank Of South Carolina, one dollar and
twenty Eve cents per share. The Farmers and Planters
Bank, g. C., seventy five cents per share.
The Mayor of Baltimore has vetoed tie bill allowing
hve per cent interest the railroad orders.
The st. Louis papers complain of the scarcity Of mo-
ney IN that city, and attributes it, in part to the failure
Of the Cairo Bank and the proposed curalment by the
State Bank OF illinois.
The finances Of the Federal Gov eminent are the sab
ect Of great anxiety at and to the people
stlarge The party that came into power in March last
seem to have determined to create deficiency in the
Treasury by giving away part of the revenue and
sauandering the other, thereby forcing National deb
upon the people, In accordance with this policy Elk
ta Session was called to relieve the Treasury" and
the hrst act of that Session to give away the public
lana revenues The appropriations Of the year were
then increased S. 500 ooo and finally loan
Dill was passed. without providing any specific funds to
pay either principal interest This the entering
wedge the proposed national debt and had scarcely
passed, when Mr. Clay gave notice that would imme
diately athe of the Extra Session. be in
creased by $l6Oooo0O addition, loan. The state of the
markets has however the negotiation of the
loan The failure is ascrbed to the shortness Of the
time to run. The true cause however, is the fact that
when six States have failed, and population stalks
abroad in the laad the government has not only made
no provision for the payment of the oan but has de-
Prved itself only legitimate provide for
The following table will show the different views of
the Secretaries that have been in oics during the past
year.
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Do Fissr WAnp-RnILxoAp MKrrrsa.-At a large
ana respectable meeting of citizens Of the First Ward
held at the Broad street House, on the 10th instant for
the purpose Of considering the Importance Of speedy
completion Of the New York and Erie Railroad Pail
lips Phoenix, Esq was called to the chair, aud Dr. 8
Harris and Calvin Baylis were appointed Secretaries
The Chairman stated briefly the object Of the meeting
and introduced D A. Macsmber, Esq. who, In q most
clear able and satisfactory portrayed the advsn-
tages to this city and State to be derived from early
completion Of the New York and Erie Railroad
On motion Of DR. Marsh, committee OF three was APP
pointed to draft resolutsn expressive Of the sense Of
this Observation-Disclosures DR.. Marsh, O.W Van Tuyi,
and W. Anthony ,Esqrs were appointed who reported
the following, which were unanimously adopted -
Resolved, That We take the deepest interest IN the
success of the city of New York that we regard its
prosperity net only important to its inhabitants but to
the State and to the Union-and cannot lock with in
difference upon those projects which to increase its
present unriysiled advantages
Resolved That the city Of New York has vastly IN
creased in wealth and population since the conpletion
Of the Erie Canal and it is undenisbe that new ave
nues of similar tendency, will have similar results
Resolved That the New York and Erie Railroad Is
particularly characterized Of the most important
projects Of day. and the great success Of the eastern
portion Of it, demonstrates to our satisfaction the remu
nerating character of the entire work
Resolved, That we hail with pleasure the anmating
its completion and we pledge oursevesto exert every
energy in its behalf until its anal accomplishment;
call
citizen ward, to come forward without delay ana
give the Erie Railroad hearty and unanimous support
in Railroads it is found that the interest they pay on
their is always in proportion to their continuous
length and in the opinion this meeting this stock Will
pay better interest tho investment than any Road
now in operation in the United States.
Resolved That inasmuch as it is somewhat doubtful,
whether any reliance be placed in the State lending
its farther aid to this Roa that should now depend
upon individual enterprise for its compilation.
Resolved That the citizens Of New York will not sui
fer this Road to be neglected while the citizens OF Bos-
ton reapng the benefit Of the immense wealth OF the
Great West the natural outlet of which is this city
Resolved, That Committee be appointed by this
meeting to district the ward and appoint suitable persons
to call tho citizens and solicit subscriptions for the
completion OF this great work.
Whereupon the following gentlemen were appointed,
viz
J. P. Phoenix, Stewart C. Marsh,
DR.. J. D. Marsh, Calvin Balls,
Wm.A F. Pentz, Edward Prime,
VIM. z. Wmerdng, VIM. Z Johnson
I'D. Van Beuren o. w. Van Tuyl
Andrew H MCKEE j. j. Van Nostrand,
Stephen r. Harris j. s. Gilbert,
Edward Anthony, Henry w. Titus.
(SigneC
J.. PHILLIPS PHOENIX, Chairman.
s. r. HAsRIs Secretaries.
CALVIN BALLS,
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RocnEsrER, Dec. 81, 1911.
Messrs. PEAsE SoNs a Division street
There is end to the dem snds hourly made upon
for your infalble Herehound Candy and city is
overrun with visitors and travellers, fear shall be
closed up in article that requires nothing but
constant supply to satisfy the public. Doctor Morri
asserts that he knows Of medicine yet that
has produced many and successful, well nsan-
aueous recoveres in the most obstinate catarrh
consumption cold and throsts. He speaks of its
pre- eminence also, in the most alarming instances of
Group Forward me, without delay, an increased sup
ply. Yours, sc. J. WADE.
p s. You send by stage to Albany, to the Of
your agent Rawls Co.. 81 State street, and he will for
ward ii to me. j. W.
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o. The Rxv Mr.. VAN Z,Npr seems to attract ne or.
binary share of attention. Clergyman are but human
and consequently liable to The only infsllible
things know of are Shermsns Lozenges and the way
the people buy them is evidence that they appreciate
,r-r Coughs colds headaches, worms, and most ordi.
ey eases are cured by them easier and sooner than
airy hing in use. They sold at LOG Nassau street
la1T ins warehouse and by agents, no. s73 and $50
BfoA gay lss Bowery, n Esst Broadway al Bleeck
stet 227 Hudson street. and IS william street, New
81 SO and l3s Fulton street, Brooklyn Redding, 8
stet- street, Boston.
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Married.

On Saturday morning, sh instant, at st. Georges
Chapslby the Rev. DR.. Minor joins PEsDLrroS RrNc,
Of Georgia. to Mary LeUsA daughter of the late
Woodward, and niece of John NJ Bixby of New York.
Ga Wednesday evening 5h instant, by the Rev. s.
Spencer, Mr. WILLIAM ii. SALT, of Flushing, l.. l., to
Miss EuSrcE E., daughter Of Ezra Lewis, Esq, Of
Brooklyn.
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baltimore.
Correspondents Of the Herald-l
BALTIMORE, Jan. 8, 1919 A. M

Mr.. EpIroR-
There is nothing very new, strange or wonder
full. Every thing is perfectly stale The msve-
Aents at Annapolis are growing strong for resump'
ton. We have had several failures among our
-four merchants recently. An old firm went yes
terday. The reason Of these failures is said to be
in consequence Of the failure Of large milling ss-
tablishment near Harper's Ferry, to which they
had advanced money.
Ihave just learned that two steamboats, on the
Chesapeske Bay run into each other yesterday,
and injured each considerably Captain Parish,
commander Of one Of them was considerably hurt
Nothing more at present.
Respectfully yours, TWIST.
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Died

On Saturday morning. the 9Th inst, BUr.rME HANOI,
in the 49th year of his age.
His friends and acquaintance, also the members of
the Fire Department respectfully invited
funeral at half past 10 o'clock, this day. from No Is
Park Rev, without further invitation.
At Brooklyn, on Friday evening, 1th inst MARIA ID.
wife of Commodore James Renshsw, u. 8. Navy
Her friends, and those Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral, this afternoon half past
O'Clock from the house Of Mira Post 1875 Hicks street
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New York Post once.

New York Post once.
Fost Once opens at g o'clock A. ~
closes at ........... r.. NJ,
Oten sundays from g 10 n, and IL, to r.. NJ
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE THE MAILS
a, 49,. Due Closes
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via Stonineton,
daily, except Sundays ............s AN Pm
Eastern Steamboat Mail, via New Haven,
daily, except Sundays Pm Pm
Eastern Land Mail which leaves Sunday
morning, closes Saturday. PM
Eastern Way Maj, via Harlem, w esehester
Norwalk, &c daily, except Sundsys-....S Pm. An
Hartford Nai by steamer daily, except
Sundays An. p.M
Southern Mail through to New Orleans,
daily ..'s...ss..3 An. Pm
Philadelphia Morning Mail. ........... ~ IN An
Sonthern Way Mai including the principal AN
Offices between this and rhilade pha, via II An.
Jersey City, Newark, Sc........ ......) p.M
Hudson River Way Mail. east side, Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays AN
Do west side, daily ereept Sundays 81 M
Do. Peekskih Sing Sing, kc. daily, except
p n
Western Mail, daily. ...............ii} NpN
Long Island Ha,ls-rSorth side closes on
l'nesdavs and Fridays at.s An
South side. Monday w edne sday & FRIDAY. an
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Capt. w. c. BoLros,
U. S. Navy, Philadelphia.

frRE--The fire last night between nine and ten
O'Clock, was in the wholesale liquor store of Jules
Ferere, 45 Broad street. There was but little dam
age done. The store was insured, we understand
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Naval NEws The following is the disposition
OF the Naval Force OF the United States, in active
service, January l, 1872.
Home Squadron -Commodore Charles Stewart -
Ne coincidence, Captain ]. Gallagh her 'Fripate
Co -sAlit .faln +. A. Parker steamer Mis-.
sorr' - Y Newton amer Misssipni' Can.
.ef sigos -ali-T. Com, w.
ntt Gov ~ LpfJ. y ~ .tic .ifs = =
Crampus, Com. 81 Fan BYah, e,
iisazl Ssshea-. asnnodDre Csstcs
'Shp.oI 1.e-lire NeiaHasa scap:aip @ Is $50 ,,..
figate Poionie,, Csrtain ~ ~ s,..
Marion. Com. W. ]. Bei. M 0e.r
II w Ogden soop Concord, w bo.a.a seAeon.
er Enterprise, Com L. M Goldsborough
West India Statlon-Commodore Jesse Wilkin-
son-Engaie Macedonian, Commodore ] Wilkin-
SON. ,9 Sloop Levant, Commander A Filzhugh Sloop
Warren, Com. c. L Williamson
racine station Commodore TIL. APP. G. Jones'
rTngate United States, Capt. J. Armstrong Sloop
yorktown, Capt, j. II. Aulick Sloop ST. Louis,
commander F Forrest Sleep Cyane, Com. c. X
SS,,roling; Sloop Dale, Com G. Gauntt; Schooner
Shark, Com. I. A. Dornn
Mediterranean Station Commodore Charles w
"a Morgan Fngaic Brandywine, Capt D. Geisinper;
coop Fairfield, Com. j. Tanall Sloop Preble.
Oom II. Voorhees,.
Fast India Station.-Commodore L. Kearnv
rrLlgate Constellation, Commodore L. Kearnv
Si9op boston, Commander ]. G.. Long
In ADDITION to the above, there are seven small
maha OF 1t J. Z Mclaughlin, co-operafino with
the Army in its efforts TO restore peace 70 tbs, ds
furbed frontier. " "' "is
The Exploring Expedition, under the command Of
Lieut.. Wilkes consis ing of the sloops Vincennes
and Peacock and the brig Porpoise IL still nmnInv
cd IN that service but is expected to return 10 ,5s
United States In the course OF the ensu;ng surnar
MOBILE RAcEs.-The weather centnu;,s Nh
vorable for the sports of the turf but few wern
In attendance at the Mobile race course on The 2s,h
ut to witness two very pretty races A swesn.
sake Tor colts and FLIES, three year old came or
nrst-three entries, and all started. The result =.
follows " As
W.. Collins b. f. Lizzy Howell 81,
,CoL Watsen's b. C. Cherrybounce, .
l.. Cocksb.f AZ,
Time-2 m "a m 3s-lm.5s
sEo oNo RAcE.-A match between
Johnson's &. &. Bird, I
hChapman's g. c. Billy Kimble, .
Time m. so s-2m. les. Track very muddy
IL Is due to Lizzy Howells rider, "Andrew
was won BY his superior management Of the rein
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NJ u S [ C..

MESSRS. SCHNEIDER REBHUN, drectors
WI Of the well known German Baud, beg leave inform
the fashionable soaety Of New York. and its vicinty kat
tai nov ready to attend private pay,is,
tons and Galops Of the celebrated composers Lannsr
Strauss and Labitlby and will attend either M inst
required All layers VII be promptly attended to by apply
ing at Mr. FRANTZkEE'S Fur Store 292 Broadway, wbers
ladies and Gentlemen inspect the spen
did assortment Of Fer Skins Gaps and Robes offered
~ the city Of New York. o25 Smn'
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Am ERICAN MUSEUM,

AM ERACAN MUSEOM,
Corner Broad,cay and DIM street
Manager and Director, Mr.. p. 7. Barnum.
The has pleasure announcing that has effected
with the celebrated
Miss Williams ayoraby known throughout the United
States aud Capadas, as La Petite Celeste.
large company of Indian Warriors and their Squaws will
exhibit their and extraordinary pantommc
representation of the MURDER OF MISS McCREA
They will also go through variety ofterrihe performance
Also with Mr. JENKINS. the celebrated tenor singer
deneaor Of Yankee .eesnrciiies And likewise with the
Signor MaTrlOe will exhibit the wonderful and beautiful
ITALIAN FANTOCCINL
The splendid COSMORAMA was entirely eharged on the
st Of January and will be changed regularly the frat Of
every month.
!erms
Admtance to the. Museum and all the entertainments %
Children under 10 years Of age half price is
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NEW ARCADIAN GARDEN.
40. 255 BIeecker street
under the direction Of Mr.. H. ROCKWELL)
THIS EVENING, Jan. s-The enter ainnsnts will com
with grand
WALTZ AND STAR ENTREE!
Led by Mrs Guliin and I: Rockwell.
POLISH BROTHERS. by Mr. Risley and his Sen.
ACT OF HORsEMANSHiP, by Mister Stephens
Comic Song Mr. T. g. Booth; Juggling Plate Spinning &C.,
by MIR. T.. Sands
fashionable Monstrcstes, by Mr.. Sands.
The Goddess ID Lana, by Mr. 0. Stone.
Negro Melodies. by Billy Whitloek and his Banjo.
Ole WirRinny Break do wRs BY Master Diamond.
7. G. Booth.
The Amazoaian Maid, by Mrs Cjuin.
Mr. Stone will appear the character Of Indian Hunter
Tbs whole to conclude with Laughable Afterpiece.
Door open at quarter past s; performance to
al 2, cent
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE far-ianed celebrated pills from Portugal are
TO be obtained in This country SEE aJysr
tiseneu the last colunDof fourth page. d2s Im+s
A DJOURNED FAREWELL MISSIONARY MEET
"A IND-The missionaries, Rev. e. Chase Rev John Z,
Pngree Rev Geo Brown and Mrs Wilkins, be ing sbou IN
sail for Liberia in Aiics farewell missionary meetisg will
be held n the hshodist Episcopal Church in Forsyth
Monday evening 10th inst rnenciug o'clock Al
dr. appropriate to the occasion may expected from
each Of the above named brethren Mrs Wilkins rs sso 81.
rected TO address the meeting collection will be taken W
in aid OF the MISSIONARY cause After which the charge
Of the Missionary Society of the NJ. f. Church
Jolt. Chairman en- OF Arrsneemcnts
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
4th January, 1912.
sIs-l enclose copy of the finding and sentence of
the Naval General Court Martial in your case recently
tried At the Navy Yard Philadelphia, which has been
approved.
To an officer Of ysur high of personal and pro-
honor this sentence is sufficiently executed by
einpy announcing it.
You are relieved from arres and will consider your.
self as waiting orders.
am, very respectfully,
Your otdt servt
APP UPSHER.
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UNroRrvNArE AccrpENr-We regret to state that
the steamboat Georgia, bound hence to Norfolk was
run into on Thursday night at half past 8 O'Clock,
when off Cove Point, little above the mouth of
Patuxent river, by the steamboat Pocahontas, cap.
At the moment of the collision the flag staff in the
bow Of the Pecahontss was thrown down, and we
regret to say fell on captain Parish, striking him on
the head and racturing his scul to such an extent,
The Georgia returned to the city yesterday, having
lost her stem, cuwater, and received other damage
The Pocahontas came to anchor Immediately, and
will return in tow of steamboat, sent to her relief
Bali Amer Jan. S.
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CARD-Ihc undersigned beg leave in this public
Housatonc Railroad Company for their courteous end
tlemany treatment in aordng 10 them facility
reaching BRIDGEPORT after ding eight hours ~ open seghs
suffering from the severity Of the weather and refundns
them the extra 10 which they
qucns Of beng detained hours b IL Albany and
them 10 hire Chatham. TO reach the at Nrh
Canaan, which connection with the steamboat Brig-
John s. woodward New York
Charles l. ylor. New York.
"A w Spencer New York
John X. Taylor, Albany
Pcv Mir. Cbscc, Philsdeil hia
r. SfaIi,nbuck, Buffalo.
P.J. Smith, Buffalo.
January 6th, 1st2. "a
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CAPrAE BoLroN.-The case of this officer is at
last decided, and we give below a copy of the de-
cision of the Court Martial and the sentence.
THE FINDING SENTENCE THE Casa OF CAPTAIN
Bolton.
After mature consideration the Court finds
That the LIST specification of the charge is proven
That the I'd specification 10 not proven, and
That the Sd specification is not proven.
That the charge, viz " Disobedence Of ORDERS
IL proven and the accused is adudged guilty thereof
The Court having passed upon the charge and spe.
sifeations after mature elaboration adudged the fol
lowing
The Court having found Captain william Compton
Bolton guilty of Dsobedience Of ORDERS" in parting
from the Ohio, on the coast Of Spain about the
9Th day Of April 1884, in violation Of verbal order
veyed him through Passed Mdshipman Cadw allader
but in consideration of the in which the Order
given the Court only adjudged him. the said apt
William Compton Bolton, to be privately reprim anded
by the Hon. Secretary ofthe Navy.
Tho Court is further of opinion that the said Captain
william Compton Bolton in the exercise of his com.
mand fully prepared and at all times anxious to
sustain the honor and reputation of the American Fla
JOCOB JONES' President
Jno. Downes, Z Pendeton Kennedy
Jno b. NIcolson, W. Brsnford Shubrick,
r. F. Stockton, Dan. Turner,
CHARLES II. WINDER,
Judge Advocate.
Approved, January LIST, ls42
(SignedD A. P. USHER
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MERGANIILL LIBRARY AssOCATIoN.--Th.
wi membes OF the Mercantile Library Assoc tion friendly 10
the Independent Liberal ichst headed JOIN r. RcIlrs ty
Tesilen' and Henry IT. Pra for VICE President are
100 tns' Tocl1ch is SIM
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PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of the Herald.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 8, Il

Correspondence oil the Herald
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 8, 1872.
There is but little stirring here to-day in the way
of news, except, the no very singular occurrence
. Of the discharge of James Harvey from prison, on
the two term principle. This Harvey was one Of
four individuals charged with the commission OF a
rape on the person of Mrs. Williamson, some
months since. THIS discharge is uncommon &C.
eurrence here, especially where the offence alleged
10 Of an aggravated character. The defendants In
such cases if possessing friends or property, ma
mage to put OIL the trial until relieved by this prln
cple
heavy defalcation has just been discovered in
the accounts of the Secretary and Treasurer of the
Philadelphia Fire Contributionship Association.
The salary was So 500 with perqxisites equal TO
about 81 500 more, What the precise nature Of the
defacaton rather its shape, has not yet reached
me- nor has the anouat of the defalcatlon yet pnb-
icly transpred. have had an inkling Of this
matter for days, but have been unable to learn
more than is above stated. So We 90.
am also informed that the Cashier Of the Mer-
chants and Manufacturer Bank at Pittsburg, has
mated, that has Induced so many Of cur modern fl
nanciers to retire from public life.
The recommendation Of Gov. Porter to sell the
public works meets with the most favorable acceP-
lance in every quarter. 1t is hoped and believed
that the legiastsre will second the matter with
prompt action. Free Of this drain upon the Trsa-
SuIy, and sound currency once more, Pennsylva-
mia will begin to hold up her head among her sis
tiers Of the Union.
Our theatres still continue open to extremely
Door audiences Two of them it is said are about
to close. II so the others may live
The business in stocks to day was light, at pri-
ces the same as yesterday, IN State Elves, though
very heavy, and bidders tosk lower stand. Will
mington Railroad shares advanced, while the loans
of the company fell
Judge Hopknson, who yesterday fell in the
Atheneun, as lis supposed in q fit, still continues
very Ill, and it is feared will not recover.
Mr.. Burritt the learned blacksmith, lectured be-
fore the Mercantile Library Association last night,
The immense hall and gallery was crowded as full
Is they could be slowed. He is fowery talker
= but not cogent reasoner
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To Masters Of Vessels,

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having list
Of their passenge and report Of vessels left
Ire port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAErr of fleet
y schoonsrs He viii board them Immediately on
their arrival