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WINTER ARIA NGEMENT OF THE MAILS
PosT OrricE, WAsHIsoros CRY,
December 40 1912

PosT OFricE, WAsHIsoros CRY,
December TO- 1912.
s5- The great NORTH-EASTERN Mail, via
Baitimors, &c will, during the remainder of the
Winter season, arrive, a day only, al 81 p. Nj.
and be closed al p. M
The great WESTERN Mail, vie Cumberland,
Hhseiing, &c, will aiiye daily at II A M, and be
closed al 8 p. Nj.
The great SOUTHERN Mail, via Fredsrieks.
burg, &c, will arrive daily, al A 2. NJ, and be closed
a, 9 p. M
All other Mails will arrive and depart hereto
fore.
VIM. JONES, p. M.
Dec I2-tf
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A MEXICAN PREMIUM STEEL PENS
n WITH FURNISHED POINTS--A new
and valuable improvement
The usual objections which have been made to the
use of Steel Pens, account of their scratching
cutting the paper, obviated by mode of bur-
nishing the points; and they made of different
degrees of elasticity to ,uil all classes of writers.
Manufactured by G. G. Wright g. Co, and sold by
J. C. BARNET & Co. Agents,
No. %, John street, New York
A silver medal was awarded to these Pens by the
American Institute, October, 1912.
dec 22-3eod
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

DcCtHlUer 70, IO4Z.
s NEW YEARS day falls on Sunday, the
n holiday will be kept Monday the 2nd
January and this bank will not be open that day
1t is requested that notes falling due at this bank
that day, may be paid Saturday the 3lst instant
The Board of Directors will meet at 10 o'clock
A. NJ on Saturday the 3lst instant, to pass Cd such
notes as may be offered for discount.
dec l2-3t RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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HOWARD HOUSE

No 10 Wainm street, PhiiadtipMu
THIS new establishment has lately been opened
Il with the view of accommodating those Iadies
and gentlemen who prefer quiet home while thev
sojourn in this city. Terms as the best hotels.
s. SWEETSER
nov 1-2aw3m
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BOARDING

MI AS. S. s. ELLIS, from New York. having "a.
WI ken the large house at the corner of 18Th stree,
and Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known "a ,he
Seyn Buildings IS prepared 10 accommodate a niece
OF s>nbers during the approaching session of Con-
B'o's' dec l-disu
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BANK OF THE METROPOLIS,

VdsHII1StUH, Dtt' IT, Iufs'
TIME Board of Directors have declared dividend
l. of three and half per cent, out of the surplus
profits for the six months ending the 3lst inst;
which will be ready to be paid to the stockholders or
their representatives on, and after, the Sd day of
January next RID. SMITH, Cashier.
dec s9-dinf3t
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BANK or WAsuINeroN, Dec. 8, 1912.

BANK or WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1912.
A GENERAL NEE TING of the ckholders
II of this Bank will be holden on the first Monday
of January next for the purpose of cecng Directors
for the ensuing year. The poll to be opened at 10
o clock A. Nj. and closed at 3 o'clock p. M.
JAMES ADAMS, Cashier.
Dec. 6-lawtd
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THE PRESIDENCY,

The Niles (Mich.) Republican says: eve have
our choice and in giving our opinion as to who we
consider the to lead to victory, zoe do moi kn0r
that agree tcith single member Of the Democratic
party il. Be,rien county or in the West."
The editor subsequently says he is in favor Of
Mr. Tan buren,
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NIFTY THOUSAND.-Ma Manhood, causes Of its
l. premature Decline with directions for its perfect

restoration.
Five thousand copies Of this popular little book
has been sold within few weeks 1t is highly re-
commended by the first Physicians of our country
and deserving the consideration of all to whom is
committed the responsible trust of moral and physical
education Of the young, and cannot be read without
producing deep conviction that something ought to
be done to check the deplorabe evils SO frghfully
presented in this little book.
For sale by T. r. HAMPTON & son ; price so
cents
dec 23-3tIaw- Il Georgetown Advocate.
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Inquire Of James 8. Dickns attorney -at-law
Office Pennsylvania avenue, near Fuller's hotel.
Dec 2-dlm
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MRS. WAGGAMAN'S house is entirely pre-
lHl pared for the reception of Members of Con-
Sress with their families and transient boarders.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF
- WASHINGTON.-The whole Of most Of the
following squares and parts of others, in the city of
Washington are offered for sale at great bargains:
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WILD WESTERN SCENES; a narrative OF
w adventures in the Western Wilderness, forty
years ago. BY j. B. Jones.
A few copies received for sale by
dec Is f. TAYLOR.
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CHAMPAGNE AND OTHER WINES.

CHAMPAGNE AND OTHER WINES.
100 BASKETS of Hyeea Superior Cham.
lOO payne Wine, in quart and pint bottles, just
received from ChaIons, and for sale by
PHINEAS JANNEY,
Who have in store, and offers for sale
| 300 dozen bottles of Madeira, Sherry, and Port
Wine, in boxes Of and dozen bottles each
Amongst these Wines il is believed as good
AS any for sale in the u nited States
Also in casks
s pipes } Consisting of l.. p. Extra good and
81 or do. perior old Madeira, SerciaI, Tinta, Blu
62i do. \ gundy, and Grape Juice, and superb,
old Pale Sherry and Port Wine
With good supply of old Hook and Claret w inc
of variou qualities.
Alexandra IL mo.-eoU
r Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.-For sale
IL at the Madisonan office, copies of the {" Acts
and Resolutions passed at the second session of the
27th Congress, with Appendix, containing all pub
lie treaties made and ratified subsequently to the
publication of the laws of the preceding session, anc
all Procamations by the President, promulgated
within the period, that affect any law OF treat,
ofthe United States.n Price 81. oct 10
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nulions pass their strongest terms, that Is aie,
hose most objectionable in his ESTIMATION mao
'assrd. Now. my dear sir, The people, Inc stocA'
holders and the country, who hold the notes o. this
institution, are anxious for rtp0se-ihey are "'h2'
they must be- aEd 1t their prestn intent 10 pe'
20 pocket the loss, which combination oi ,he
most untoward circumstances brought ahou; ou,
hey Determine that the litlle that s eii soal
no, be appropriated by dozen saared officers,
who have sprung into existence through the means
af the present managers OF that institution, IN M
shape of trustees solicitors, &c under three special
t;signments Ii Is not THIS Institution alone, bu'
the whole country has been mad for years past, on
the subject ct stocks and specuatons ofevery kind.
which, il it had continued for few years longer,
We must make the best of thIngsas they now are,
90 into rerenchment of expenses, save all we can,
and throw nogood money after bad II G.. Corblt,
E-q presided with much dignity and ability at THIS
meeting, and Joseph Chandler. Esq. OF the L )
Gazette, acted secretary, with his usual ability To
say that Mr. Chandler IN the various important sliud
tons 10 which his fellow citizens call HIM, ever dis
charges his duty with marked ability and great Salts
faction 10 all concerned is but TO do him justice. The
meeting in February, it is hoped, will be Ia. ge
one, If indeed the stockholders be stimulated 10
action upon the subject They have generally
adopted the notion that the powers that be have
made such distribution at the assets as 10 place them
beyond the stockholders reach, and give their lami-
hes and friends the largest and longest salaries. Ii
is too true, but it is the duty oil the resident stock
holders who can do II without expense, 10 wrest the
prey from these wolves in sleeps clothing, and give
the funds their proper direction HAMILToy.
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sMALL No1Es ISSUED BY snyEnAL STAYS


This amount is equal to 10 per of the paper circu
ation of the Union and is rapidly extending ITSELF and
thrusting the constitutional currency aside The aver
age depreciation appears is 67 cents and the nominal
value of slOeOOOOo is really worth in specie but
S7is7 900.
These issues have been made in possible form,
and the effect with that of similar transactions has been
TO ruin the credit of the States To so low ebh have
they fallen that the papers in the interests ofthe stock
eelers raised shout of rejoicing not because Ma
ryland has paid her debts taken any steps towards DO
ing sobut because notion repeal the taxes already
in existence, rejected in the House of leg atcs
The Federal Government has now reached similar
stage in its nanca affairs II has given away its land
revenues squandered $5OOOOo the extra session. and
now in the first week of 1912 is bankrupt, and its drafts
the Treasury pay the wages Of have
been dshonorej. II has tried the markets for months
and cannot borrow sufficient to meet its expenses It's
per cent liabilities are at discount Of l per cent
1t is unable to borrow In this dilemma it. proposes
to 10 precisely that which the above mentioned
dishonored States have DONE viz to make a forced
loan of the people, by issuing notes not bearing
interest, but purporting to be payable on demand.
This scheme to relieve the wants Of the Govern.
ment is cloaked under the semblance Of cal agent
which shall Z" take of the Government funds and
meet the wants Of the mercantile community" Forihis
purpose the bill proposes-Ist, to receive depos
I'd issue therefor certificates pay able presentation
these would be extensively used as a medium Of ex.
change 3D. to allow OF an issue Of three dollars Of Trea
sury notes. pay able demand for dollar of specie
hand.
Under this rule if s. 600 should be deposited by
individuals who Wished to remit funds distant places
for which object deposits would alone be made Ipre
MUM FOE the certificates is charged, those certificates
would therefore be currency, and $40 900 600 would
thus be issued deposte, of most unstable charac.
OF the 600 OF notes issued $40 900 600 would
Immediately be pai on, for government debts said
that the value of this paper currency would make
it great benefit to the people. We may arrive at this
value sy taking into consider that the notes of the
Treasury, bearing interest, may be bought at a rate
yielding 10 per cent. The notes are TO be issued
without interest thus making difference of 10 per cent
to the holder between his nvestmen, in Treasury notes
and that in the currency notes. The people will thus
pay 10 per cent per for the Of the
credit cy-cetainly. very eh.sp currency.
The result Of such forced loan the part of the 90
vernment, may be in the fate Of all paper money
that issued by any government. and in tina, of
all the states above escrbcd
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of the Herald
Pm tDrIpru. Januarv "A lsfJ


PHnApELprn., January 3D. lSi2
Mr.. BESsETr:-
Pursuant to public notice a meeting of the stock
holders of the United States Bank met at the Bank
ing House this morning AT III O'clock, and adjourned
about hall past one, NJ. The following six reso.
utions, offered By Josiah Randall, Esq certainly
one of the ablest lawyers in Philadelphia aud
seconded by our friend, Col. Lee, and after warm
and able discussion, IN which Messrs Randall Lee
lngraham, Hubbard Ashuead, Rawe, Phillips, and
}, NJ. Kennedy, Esqrs participated, were passed by
a large majority -
Resolved, That the books papers, accounts and dis
counts and documents of the Bank Of the United States
oe eAon'd and remain open for tho inspection and en-
minsuoh Oh any stockholder, his agent attorney or
tere Pr provided that the shall not in
psso' mn y, Wv, ,n iegrmate business Of the Bank
Keso4'ed, Tina. IN the Judgment of this ynsa,,,r a.
dssa me Board Of Directors cfthe Bank ofthe
Of srtea,her s 'me "a day of June and the ih day
true intent and spiit ofhe of Assemhi " une
an and 5h DAYS of Nav thereto passed the
Resolved, SO far as the stockholders have ,,o
act IN the premises and to assert their opinion tbsy 10
ne,eoy declare ,ha' the sai' iments are utterly nall
ing to be held .ho third M .sy in February meet
Resolved, That il is eXpedent for the Bink Of th
United statesto make general asslgnmou, e the real
and personal estate, goods. choes rights gad err als
whatsoever and whoresoeyer of the said corporation TO
hVe persons for the payment or securing the dch OF
the same agreeably to the provisions Of the acts OF As
sembly of this Commonwe aih passed The fourth ami
fifth days Of May, ISL.
Onc dissenting voice alone
Resolved, That the Stockholders othe said Bank will
adjourn TO meet The third Monday in Fcbrnary next az
10 o'clock, NJ the Banking House to elect Eve per
soas as trustees Tor the purpose stated In the last solu
ton
Resolved That the Stockholders resident in other
parts OF the United states be earnestly reaue 10 take
measures TO be represented the adjourned meeting 90
Dc held on the third Monday of February next.
Nesoivei, THAT committee of Eve stockhollcrs b.
appoted 70 report to the meeting in February how an
asssnment may be- made without giving undue sdv an.
tagsto Judgment creditors.
H., NO orthree other resolutions about printing NE
~ ~ debtors to the Bank, and publications a1d au-
"a.r,hn Nc for directors IT, draw for expenses &C.
"s seyealh rssolu ion, offered by ]. NJ. Ken, DIV
., Pas = without discussion. II wa era iy rs
!" au WIN so many speeches and in so laraeafa a.
hawle who's an able lawyer. led oiT he ,,o,e.,a
TO me resolutions Of Mr. R.ndaIl; but win ,e,ch
act, hnd'ng Ina, the feelings of the STAKEHOLDER nun
siong agdast the course pursued by the pr, sent
'nseHohi ne was prepared, he said, to LEI The re
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Correspondence Of the Herald !

WAsHiSeroS, Jan. 2 1872.
The following letter has been written by Mr.
Profit, the fearless and independent representative
from Indiana in reply TO resolution of instruction
from some dozen individuals, who set themselves 10
speak for his constituents. The letter is admirable.
We have rarely seen more laconic specimen of
epslolary writing.
WASHINGTON, Dec. &c, 1871.
SIR Il have received the proceedings of a meet
ing, composed OF some dozen gentlemen OF Boon
vile, at which you presided Resolutions there
passed, instruct me TO "advocate and vote Tor
Bank Of the United States, TO operate pei, Sc over
the Union," &c; and also instruct me to " prepare
and support an amendment TO the CONSTITUTION OF
the United States, which will dlvest the PRESIDENT
OF the veto power,"&c.
shall neither advocate nor vote for Bank of the
United States, TO operate per Sc over the Union
shall neither pref pare nor support an amendment
of the CONSTITUTION of the United States, dlvesting
the President of the veto power
NV reascns will be given Oh the floor OF the House
of r epresen tatves.
Wiz sentiments Of great regard, | am. sir,
GEORGE H. PRorrrr.
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The usual supply In to-day, namely about miro hun.
dred boaves two thousand seep and lambs, md fy
and calves Bctves ranged from 80 70 81 JO-:he lat.
ter price for very good cattle; sneep frofa 81 10 s.
lambs from 81 10 81 o. and and calves from s2
$40 Four hundred sheep and lambs end twenty COWS
and calves.
We learn from the ives, .ha. the price Of pork has has
slightly risen, II Is row 50 ~ per hundred weight .or
The bsst quality The demand has been increased hy he
nursber oi Essern purchasers, who cohvof' ~
their western debts into vroducD tnst viii .i
specie in foreign markets. In thisway they esespt c
'rlndul. Mt currency.
The ollowing shows the progress Of the business az.
eordiDg 70 the Cincinnati q, zctte, forten years..
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Died.

On the evening Of the 81 instant in the 18th year Of
her age, BEipGEr GARRicK.
The friends oi her brothers, Timothy and Patrick
most respectfully invited to attend her funeral 10
"wednesday afternoon, the 5th instant, Mt 81 o'clock.
from the residence Of her brother ST Johus Hail. No 8
Frankfort street.
On the end instant, Mas. MARGARET Fa,ziFR Bows.
wife OF the late Matthew Down, aged So years.
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
10 attend the funeral this afternoon at O'Clock from her
late residence $50 Pearl street.
On the ID instant, CHARLoTrE P. ALLEN, daughter OF
the late Frseman Allen, aged - years
On the Sd instant, at Brooklyn, Ann EvrRIr agad 81
years, daughter of the late Thomas Everi., Jr.
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ISLAND OF CUBA
To Inyajs and persons of delicate health who ysit this
Iala IA

IT hh,. long been matt, Of r.r,. to 4. oh s Ts
with letters of introduction il has '- power
s s SSS s
aSSss s hs so Il. want s Of the n" ADD bus
and calm ,.trsmenof country III. proven, ,e deriving
,pse or III are compelled to go 70 places in The eoupy
hsm and hs ~, aaaas msa
ne, Of living are II no wise calculated for persons Cell
From aale eepsl ration Of this want, and Of great be-
suitable sba- should be provided for ssm Tie .sSs ber
ps dSS % S II S sRss
as to 5 ns m ass s .ggu snS 5 .s
. % o5 10 cary Sg Ibis IN sno9 TO the os .,S
feet. e ifssIssi si.s,s a,',
derived from d~sins il The nt.t eiiia. grronnd
s.'s's somPs sSsa a. ~ 0 Saa
from De chilly WIND; which an now 'sIo s9r q,
ass s Ts in 5.a fasd ,bs wns.os
he sod SGad s p @ f wS the he
Of Nh, ssoynry ere 80 % al h1 rooms have
DE- fnoing Of that private family, Of which re guests
Sdnnsa PIs~s so s sSso%s Which ave ,e Se
ss 10 ri. INT .s invalid hs, il biz over e
and palm ;rss ruling on or,.s,A or ~ yoaus "
Sop f large sugar ess S ba "a o. ,S
q a,1si1g the DO, can, ss with '
The slbserbes family rosl. cons n,y IN tho
~. Bnenl Esp,r@ra s situated sbou, ih,lya,e miles
southwest Of Havana III, route winch er'e' ac,i lovely
the ralrold1frsm beineal 70 Busna fspeaIr' 80 os
20 SS S,p sob ' eS At Gs'l IN
No h,ill'y st the part, can be forwatcd ie
~ g'[.9n. Scgsss ars,I',ts il sy2p la.wp
tpwA NJ, T e 4 AMI ~ :,
hove y,ed and sun 81 # time AZ lie estate Fis
surprised G beauty Of scspgv an healthy issioa by
Il b. FireY %o,i sers5i, and g c Snd iSe Ens
and sp;ash languages al SPOKEN ~ sc,r
In lddn,n 10 tie shove testimony from tie iioa il j. wsE
4, .ssss Pf pssysn. Ess q slsss bsss.acd
aSw Mf vss Esq;sser ef hib,'y Hon Judge bS5cs
Acrardra, H.. ami Henry A. C.'i. Of New York.
pEsTAURANr FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
N s5o Broalvay opFosit. Nib'o's G,dcn,rT. R,s;an.
.f,asishs ,nt p,igsl. sa roos, and b 9f iie suP
scbcrshoIs by their punensIy, giving al sa.isoio,
.ae r,'n ,ha, wiz s,s Tier, their pa'rosrs Private
4 II orders cerca % send prties ba .oeea
nae,n tal pyramd AZ tini. garrgsc .ga. eaTo q
us ssc,s hcnbfa sgr.red-s. the only st uaeiurTrs sc
On 1nd iru pate de flies gras ad De pers Iu. re-
F,He, sl lss =, any time. variety ef d,s-s -asy 10
tim. F-.nch cocl. ga I nt-.,.es-i..
tSsuA Va. 40 , "s sns
* &c on f. s. .sa"Iy , ' +, as Ascs s1
' '' sr,am Eclsi, IS z G,ssnvish n-4a
Srs ssrg ' ssss,c, s7 fs'ss ~
ssT rs f isr.r ~ w, sfiass
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dal Jssls' Pnv. Bohrer, 7sJsmcssi
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s, Ship NiSr Moss g, Ne pR qTsssa Eliza
Bss :'s s g1 . T.'si
to Johnson ss mas from Ne" Orleans Is days cotton
Bsass from nsy;
%aa pae. i@ SPOKE Dec . is ion So "ris
tie 'c sek % wi, u ss1 a. q
lon IS 2o passed ship Chatham, OF Bosten heading the
Brig Noyes As,v from Mobile, II days cotton {, the
Brig Heetnr White, from Mcsina es days, ut, Sc to
sehr 81 Tbams, ger from An, Gave,
loewSood, 70, e II y, Baeh -.
wood SC to Maitland Kennedy Co Vessels left before re-
sehr Elisha HICKMAN Bone from Georgetown -four &c to
sehr Kempton, Bdel from Norfolk mdse, to sturges
schr Emblem CoLklin. Virginia.
Packet chip Camb idse, BaTstow, Liverpool and o,ers
Marine Correspondence.
o''i'r OF ne Ws,sn nmoG Gs0 I.s,A ,s9s'
-ArDee 80 Hope su'an Nantucket Tor Norfois Nah1nt.
New BsdfSia for do Ssr1h Allen Hsrr'9g,on OAK m LIN
%ason Emsne, Cnk Eastport Lareh, Allen Harm
Arr alst, Dexter Maon Portland for NYo,k Cid Poland
e,,eI iSom GfB smyie' e Tie Ohio this port report,
I at ko Negro P.asohia Oct 60 days hence all we,o
Sunday Jan 2Schr Anoinet,e, Cates OF and NY, r
from Turks Island Is days, with 5000 bushels salt Nor
the SW point Of this island and bgd schr may be col
of II the weahtr should av. rable, but the 90
lost Capt T. says he made Fire Island gh u m On Fri.
day and III gale split his sails and away
Tor ths port under bare pols The and Of schr
Sunday evening o'eockArr ship Fin land Of Kenne bunk
from Newcastle, rng for NYsrk-short Of provisions
General Record,
aBniG ODEssA Capt Gallagher arrived at Bahia the 2oh
October.
scHR CHALLENGE, Vapsy. arrived st Thomas
hence.
STAN BARK CL,RoN, Dunn, up at Havana the soth
alt. for this port
LARGE C.ncs ship Windsor Castle Glover, owned by 8
Glover o Boston, cleared at New Orleans
Llv rpoo with cargo Of 2e3s bales Of ghng
esl lbs vi this amount 1850 bales rclress
could have o. owed away 00O bales
SHIPPING AT gosIoS yoR sil-Arriyals:
SHIPS. Barks Brgs. Schrs. Soops. Total
Coastwise, us I23 st3 1906 III 1874
Foreign, ~ $50 5si s35 i7is
Clearance: Ships Bnts Brigs. schrs. sloops. Total
,sosiWst- 2o3 10 BIO lTsi l23 2sfi
roieish, W. III 502 $50 1863
Foreign Ports.
TnSIp.D pr Crn, Dec i2-In port Franklin from and
Boston. disg Johsn Cailes tor NYors dg Coreia
dsg Amt Portland about 9TH Jan; Foam Chase AM
for WORK. to load in or Is.
CAPE HayIIrN Dec iiIn port, Kate for Boston, 9days
Oroo, for Phsdt lhs, soon; Loohi fun Bos ton days
before.
United States Ports.
ma. Sid Forest.
fum ApKLrma, Jan 3-Ar Wa'es, New Orleans; Madeline
TIind .d de Curahas been days north o Hat with
gales and much thick raiby weather; Elizabeth Mara
An serdam Treaty, Malaga; Peru Boston; Wisshc
rosk; Columbia, ape tia, tien Cid Tmk Boston; Rsea
FaIrlaven
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to" SHIP NoRMASpIE.r--A morning paper contains
most heart rendipg account OF the surrings OF the
poor passengers by this vessel The OF the own
er consignees, master and Of every body implicated in
this foul business should be tumpetei to the world
posed and punished The Irish Emgrant Society. with
is wonol igilance, glad to lud have ADVERT.
sed that applicants i'll call with such statements TIE
puhlcaspn end exposure Of which may deter recur.
renee.
Sur NoEM,SDW -Sotice--Passcngors by this vessel.
having grievances TO state will please cali at the Irish
Emigran Office, 69 Gold street, New York. early
10 ssite.
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MONEY MARKET.
SiOnda Y, Jan. &C r. ~

The sales ofthe Stock Bsarl to day were lizh, tie
market ut being under the inAuence Of the holidays
Prices presented but little alteration Illinois per cent
fell - per cent Many of the bondholiers OF the late
issue redeemable in 1885, refuse 10 acccie the PROPOSE
ton oftho illinois commissioner, and intend selling The
bonds hypothccstei to them for what they will bHsg
and hold s.ebbins and McAlster for the balance. In
diana sterling fell per Delaware and Hudson
rose per cent Mohawk Il Harlem declined IL Long