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Domestic Manufactures.

VTAUGHN'S Jet Black Ink for sale ~ the si
Y her This ink is man 'facurei IN this llaSe
lvW Va CHAN, and i warran'ei not inferior 10 May
narl g. Noye,' or any olhcr INK now IN u't.
Manuiac,rrc, and i, wtr hy Of any Genileman'- at.
ienton AMI patronage, e-l.eciav 4 he want, good
arrrlc. FORBADE al S.HUNllNGlON'S
M,r,h25 Bnol.-Rn lrrv.
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WILLIAM lluTcniNs
VS..
AAlFxASDrR &. SIMPSON
ami J. & J. II. PECK 4 Co,
l,. ~, ,c,...,
CHirTrSpES County
CouRT,
August Term, l54l,

hlS ir Slices.
Whereas, William V. Eu chins Of rnlh, in hs Stat
of New Ham ,shlrc, commenced his suit against Al
cxander C. Simpson Of Schenectady in the State Of
New York Mt the August Term, A. ID. 1871, OF said
Court, an against John | eek, JOHN III. Peck, md
Casslis p. Pc k, as trustees Of the said Simpson,
therein drcl1lne against the sad SIN. son IN
ton on Nutc dated June 2irh. 1890, Ter he sum ct
$50 pa, alb on demand with int vs', and remaining
Who'll unpaid which sad having been duly TN
erred in -ad Court the Plaintiff appears ty Shaw d
Yves on, his .iuornes, and the 81 simpson not APP
pea,ing and not beng made TO appear 10 snd cout
thn: the ea Simpson has hud personal notice al the
ser,ire nnd tendency Of sand SUIT the cause was
order OF sad ourt continued 10 the next Term OF
said Court, to lie holden on the ilh Tuesday OF May
next, and the sald Court fl cr ordered that nGce
given 10 the SAID i'tHander G. Simpson q! the serv ce
and pentency OF sad sui, ~ puIshrg the sub
stance of the Plaintiffs said wit and declaration, and
this ordcr three weeks srcc ssi,ely, in The ru5-
Engton Fee, Press" newspaper printed IN Furi. g.
ton, in s>d County, the last of which rublics i!ons
To be at least twenty days before the sitting OF sad
/ Court which shall he deemed sufticrn, notice 10 the
said Alexander G.. Simpson, to appear and nnke On
! s"cr 10 sail suit.
| .iPril7, 1912.
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Dun RELATIONS WITH McXrCO.--Wc were
aware that General Thompson remained in
this city for several days, in the expectation
Of receiving instructions from Washington,
founded upon the rercr, brought from tho
Mexican capital by Mr.. McRea. And We
now learn from our contemporaries, that
since the sailing Of our minister, important
documents have arrived, which will no donb,
be forwarded to him with tho utmost DIES.
,Datch.-Ibid.
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though not thoroughly disciplined at the time,
rhere was no doubt it would soon become
nearly perfect, from the unusual excr,ions
and activity displayed by the officers to effect
that object. The army was then stationed
thus $1,000 in Xalapa; 1900 in Pcrota ;
1000 in Puebla 500 in Vera Cruz; 1900
in Ulua $4,000 in the capital, and the re-
mainder at various points. No mention is
made of a probable movement of this army
in Texas; and, indeed, IT is believed few of
them can safely be spared from their pres
ont locations.
The papers state that great struggle is
preparing for the next presidency the CALI
didates being Santa Anna, Valencia and Pa
redes, and with every probability that the
former will succced.-N o. Bul.
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IN CHANCERY.
{ iIi1TENpEN rouNTY.
GEoReE =. MARSH, }

JAMES kiLtlS.
Whereas George y. Marsh of Burlington, in said
court of Chancery for said co,.ty, his Bill in Chan
Gerry, agalns Jane KILN II me Guy, COM - "nd
sta Of New York. hrrt.' s'a'lhg mat on NE sNt
dov nr Auuua, A ID i.fu the sad James KILN was
Jb,oi u, tl. sn;i George p. Mash IN Tire sum Of
si50CQ ne sper.'d IN Tour prnssory no'es' Hn r.
nvohI % one year from dat land three, for $4,000
.orh payable in two three an four years from Their
date respe tlvelt, with interest," aud 10 secure the
payment the said sum of money, the sad KILN,
ON the sam. Cir dav OF August, 4. D. 1910, made,
cxrcurod ard delivered the snrt Marsh his mort
,ae dec, tf rafce OF land in.Bu inaton aforesaid
ounded Northwardly by North street, as'"ardly
ten rods distant and Eas,ward'v thcrciion, -ou'h,
wardly by land in the possession q Hathaway, anu
Wcsiwartliv sold n:,r r,.A--Js'so other par
Gel bounded Northward by North street, East
ward nv Maiden Lane, South wnrdiy by lands o.
Spear. and Wcstwnrdly by liue lar'llcl with Maid
en- Lane, aud Tea rods distant Weswardly ihe eflom
And further stating tina the said notes had not hcer
p,d and praying said Conr, to decree 10 sad Marsl
| The foreclosure f the said premises. And the sait
james X lin residing ont of this STATE so thai Sub
p6na cannot be served upon him. It 10. therefore, or
cred that the said James KILN be and appear before
the sad Court OF Chancery, 10 he no den NJ BurIng
| ton within and for the county Of Cm'cnden, rs
Court of ChHncery the fourth Tucsdny Of No!
mex, and ina answer II said Bill ami II ls, also
order d that the subs ance of sad Bill, and TINS or
der hrpuhiisled three weeks surcessvclv in "Th
B ifngton Free Press" new paper printed in san
Burlington, the last Of which publications. 10 he n
least twenty DAYS before the sittng If snid Court n
aforesaid which shall be deemed sufficient notice t.
the 81, james KILN TO appear and make answer Il
said hi !.
Burlington, April 18th, A, D. lsi2
W.. NOZZLE Cler.
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HAVING received the above app lntment, The
IL Public are respectfully apprized that will al al
ii, es BE- in readiness to attend 10 the du H the
Office qhe Old Hearse hns been repaired for pres
en use AM there is some hone of getting new one
Collins OF any kind furnished al the shortest notice
and all charges moderate. ;
| Shop on Cailins L,ne, l7th March, 1912
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NEW GOODS.

SPRISC GOODS, fresh fom New YORK, reed
- Ms morning, consisting Of Spring cali De, va
rely Of pattern, light fancy prn', Fnclrh d.
morning and and half morning print, "ich itn I'm
do furniture ami fancy chn'x print, !pacca rloI n
heavy satin JEAN Poneee idhs., prined lawns, lnsr
cam rio hdLf e, lack and colorel gloves, coat cord
silks AMI rich tonne, aud cap ribbons OF new AM
splendid patterns, now open and Tor .ae
THURSDAY, tpri. ". w. 'N'''N,
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S. G. IViTIIERD Y

XX7OUlD and tho e who, e ar,.olnt> have e.
w come dln anl are unsciilci thai they 'mu., T.
'ln 81 previous 10 the iirt day Of June " noe or
; herwl-', o. h. vii he en with an Auornc, for
Collection " tlou r,',crvr
Jericho Auril is h. 1912.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTIrE

'oM vi >lUNtN > NOlICE.
AVE The : II scrl tr., havng been appoin'ed | V
" tho iion' IA L. the Pro- Corr for the D>,r Ct
"i Chli cnlen, commissioners 10 rec We examine
'nd ADJUST the claims and demands ef all per ON -,
agan>i he as ac uf Amos Clar; lac uf iinc ,hurgh
IN 'a'd District 'eea e rcrr" enel in vent, sud
a'>oai claims AMI demand, eXhi!e IN O Fer, there
t'i ana nnih> from the day IT the da'e hereof,
'eing Above ly saii Court for thai lrpo e. we do
therefore hereby give notice, rha, we will aicnl 10
he lusne oi our apponm mem, a, the dwelling OF
Widow Amor ClaIk, lac Of ii ne hurgh, in sliI Dis
'rIrl on The iir, Mondays Of June AMI Aug i,t next,
al 10 o',Iork, 4. No. on ca n Of aid day..
Dated, tins li'h cay Of March A. n. 1872
PIT T.. HEWITT, lConnI>-
BlRK LEANENWORTH 81 ners.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.


MONDAY, April H. 1872
Al market 200 Beef Cattle 30 pairs Working Oxen
Is Cows and Calves, 100 sheep and l7sO Swine
Prices Beef CaWe-Iast wetks prices were full
ly sustained. We gu first qua iry s. - SIS sec
ond quality, S. 50 third quality, 81 % AS
IVorking Oren-Snles nj $40 81 95, l05, a $40.
Cons and Caires-Sales nj $50, "a, 25 and s32.
Steep-Lots ats Is 3 80. fine lot of c ssct
We,hers at about ST.
Srine-Lols to peddle, IA to for sows, and
from l-2 TO 5 for Barrows
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REUOElT.

-. Il. SCOTT has removed to the Store recently
- occupied VI. p. VIVA ing eco. being few
'"ors SO IN ofhis former place old customers wi |
ave no difficulty in finding this Sore-those in the
abt OF ealing here in tte1 10 connun, with the
assurance that every effort will be made 10 treat then,
m'rlN-a few moments siynt N examining goods and
ilrCcS wIll cost nothing save the time.
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Clover and Herds Grass Seed

7 Nn W.
DNOAD CLOTHS, at gr'a ior,airs for ca>hi
IDCan c'u n a. II. w. tAlLlNS.
4 and S prr.,r tn lea hrl Get on>. very
81 lrwf IA, by II. W. CAILiN.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartncrship heretofore existing between the
i subscribers uni the firm Of Hnger & Com tnck
s this day dissolved by mutual consent. All demands
due the late firm he paid by the first day of April,
next. Either Of es hscrihrrs aie authorised to set.
tie the business OF the late firm
LUTHER VI. 1AGAR,
GEORGE d. COMoTOCK.
Shclhurn, March H. 1912.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

There will be meeting Of Burlington Total
Abstinence Society this ewing, at the Court
House, at half past six o'clock.
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NOTICE rOMFRCHANTS,
That buy Crockery l. Glass Ware.
EARNAN WAIT & ROOT give non,

l. merchants in the adjoining C,un,Ie. that they
have their spring siocs "fCro'krry in store and are
now ready 20 supply their order for as,orei Craze
any amo racb al in The most workman Ike
ner al New York and Boston prices, wklch will Ia
NANTES y great saving to all that bay ofuS. All or.
ders prompts -Sec'rei n, their store, Orru-r Church
sn1 College s,tttt-: BIflns,cn,
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&c = II or EXcidilgc.

A SMALL. int con'erirnt l'w,I ing llonse, CO.
~ trey ne'"i liza e. near he 81 are.
Ami !. l.i2 Apply TOP. i. MARKHAM.
Also, tre wrought ron ~ q rec dol' le Lnm er
WAGON, I'd one s'eel :prlng inge Plea ure co.tos
ahnvn.
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SN BUSHELS Herds Grass Seed, first ratio
~ ar ice, iu teceIv,d and for sale " by
Anril II. THOMAS. p
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BRO .CLOI us.

LIVE GEESE FEATHERS.
"A FIRST rate article Just received ut
~ s.. SCOTS
BRO ,D .tLOI us.
"HOEVER wishes God uriice Of Ihis kind
w can be accommodated ~ s b. SCOTS.
Prices corresponding with IL Sc ani-'lutf times.
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EXCHANGE iiUTEL,
Every dollar Gnc wanted for q
S,nei.ys es,lyDOGp.

T,Uns lrsrrir or respectfully req els all persou;
| u,lc! iel to him TO cal and pay their Noes and
Acco"ut- wi,hout tc'aH. JAMES MiTCllELl-
Bull ngiun, April |. i9i2.
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MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday. March l-0 p. M.


To-day few days later from England re.
ceved Nothing material had occurredku the CONNER
cial world la the manufacturing districts the only real
ground Of hope for improvement in the trade was based
the trang Of specie in the vaults of the
bank This must prove Elusive.
United States Bank shares quoted in the London
"Course ofthe Exchange ofJanuary H. at fl sellers
New York fves 1885, at rs and Illinois sterling skies
at 81 ex div.
Thefoowing 10 report Of the state Of the claim Of
the State Of Illinois against Wright & Co. AA
Elk Psrte Jaudon, for the State Of Illinois in Re
Wright, BddulPh Co.; and Ex Parte Whi.esides, in
| the same. saes aI.. tsirt .u
application made under the first petition for leave
to prove for of El9 076 with delivery Of Illinois
State bond: ofthe nominal value Of f!66 $50 and under
livery Of other bonds for f25000 This property
into the possession ofthe ankrupts under arrange.
nal, and carrying out other internal improvement A
difficulty arose as to proof Of the authority OF the petit
TONERS 10 represent the United States local
and time was given for the tender of such evidence as
might appear satisfactory to the assgnees This having
been afforded by the assistance ofthe United States
sui resident in London, the after again for
hearing pursuant to notice. and the Court admitting
the verfca issued orders directing the admission
fthe proofs as prayed with delivery Of the Illinois
curites.
In the stock market this morning there was no mate.
terial attraction. Delaware and Hudson declined per
cent; Mohawk per cent; New York State SIS, per
cent? Indiana bonds per cent; Illinois 6s Long
Island I.
We are indebted to J. L. O'Sulvan, Esq the member
ofNew York. for full report ofthe Bank Commissioners
Of this State
This being the day for the release Of the FIRST batch
bankrupts the proceedings in another column, will be
found interesting.
We recently published table of the products Of the
states compiled from the late census returns
We present similar table Of the products Of the
western States ollows-Under the head of western
States, embraced Kentucky, Missouri, Wisconsin,
lowe, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, and Ohio.
PneDucrs THE wEsIEsS STATES WITH THE CAPITAL
nv
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f f,ssos, J1Sa.Arr Robt Aaas :, NYeIL

TRIESTE. Dec a5-Arr Arehusa, Baltimorr.
YInsourn, rs FsbsDAm rh'.e Nor cans q ,s1''A'
r; sfA. NJ sbl6-Arr lai. Homer, AYork. via Blr-
MArA..As, Feb SD Ciari.sa, OF Bruns~ick Me. for
Metamora for Boston; Monument CardenAs load
'ord fo Boston MT day Hogan S %I
land jI ASo so; =, nose for B,ston g; Go for Port
Warsaw do eltspon do; Els ORTIZ wig /; Borarss Do
amilda do; Augusts Do Mary for Boston, soon Trsmont
asAM 80 day. sso-is Grand Turk for Gloucester
g. sarah ann 90 do Niger for do; Talmadge Portland
United States Ports
LAST IHoMAsroS' no da'e-sld Potomac, NOresns; Vim
Es.sxyoxI FEB ?a-A Ar 8 Helena. Harlow NYork
Eosros Feb 2sArr Cet,urion, Maanz.s. CID Amos Pat
ten Havana; Jasper. Niekerson. New York; Victor Bas-
ls a1
Do Sid 2',h Reaper. baltimore; Rhode Island. Hull New
BRisroL Feb9s sid Neptune Mstanzas
NtwroRr F.b 2e-A Assares Philadelphia for Boston,
PgnApKLrH., Mar lar Mary jane st John NIB; Coun-
o 90 st - .s Ion IS fell il with i. wreck
man gan and opmast floating the OF the aier which
took Cd board by cutting clear Of The wreck-he hull weat
boom and partly AID partly PAINTED white
her to be Of 100 from sze Of
Peru Rorbadoes CD Josephine Nrw6esns; General Scott
B4LTmonk, Febqs-Arr Rebecea. tsr.mep, Bremen Sid
Keper do: Everhar d. Amena Boston; Two Poii,es New
York; Thaddcus, DO ca Cnahsm Boston Put back Che
proceed on the voyage without add ionsl ballast W
ALEXANDRIA, Feb 2s-Arr President New York Sid China
NonroLK. Feb 2i-Cid Franklin. West Indie,
CuARIetToS Feb ?57ln the eli Br ship CID Apollo
Smith do. "' '''''' we" i0rk; ra'no''
sAyAssAY Ftb aa4rg Harri,'n Chiffon psterh.ad Ann
Leonidar, Havana; Cape Fear, Boston.
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Burned or ,calded asuass o; Cholera Chole
srbuso Cole o. CONSUMPTION 20: Cen.Ssons IS
Dsrhea o. Death from Poison o. Dropsy o. Drosy head
Daopsy the chest Drowned o. Dysentery o. y speias
raj O. do remtten bilious nfiammatory o. d. liter
nation do 0; dc Of womb v; do. brain do Of
9of chest 81 DO oflunss M DO Of bowsLo do Of
0; ues Venerso; Notifications Mafomstnn u Msrasms
Measles q Old age Organic disease Of heart 2; Pasy
hheun tism Spinal Scrrhus Suicide Sprus
2; Small Poi s. strofua o. Teethng q Tumor Unknown
Cough o. Worms .. y
AaE,IOf year and under, as betweeni and q and
81 and TO- u 10 and 20 20 and 40 90
80 Ia SO and So and 80 and 20 and
Zoe, o; 100 and upwards. o; nnknown.0
FACES o. NArVry-United States ireland 49, England
q scotland switlsrland France Holland o. British Pos
sessions. N A. o. West Indies Portugal o: Germany q
Sweden o; Wales Africa SPAN o; Russis o. Italy
FRoM-Alms House lievue. 0; Hospital 10; Fever Hos
psl O. Pe,i,entisry Hospital s. blackwels lad o; Small
Pox Hospital Q; City H,sptl 81 New Jersey West Ches
ter .; Long lsl,nd 4; co'ored Persopss
WILLIAM A. WALTERS, City Inspector.
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Foreign Importations.

LosDoN.Shp Hendrick Hudson( Reported yesterday)57
pkgs I Gieim-33 w T II Mails d HadIen sol-2o
ID ssmuel-S Ma thews CO. w Brit T RI ckwell
ce-7 Jaffray col Arnold co-iss Sfkn ropside u
COS Holmes-2 Stewa-t 4 COS Habcrsham &
Jonss-2 Lswis s Turman-s Wepdell-s Tas.ad VIII.
Watson-Isi Grinue Minium co-is0 Maitland Kenne-
dy co-l3 w Bend-2 Neyns coil Sweetser-3 Nib
10 Dunlap-e Smith-ll G Thorbun-sF Ainsworth <
COST Wilson Browns Dodge, Cau ing &co-Iso w 4
. Barstow-5 Parsons Canning-7 Baldwn-io w Vyse-
Adams Petre y Co.'S q Norwood & co-37 Wilmer x
Cornei-4 D Appleton COL u Nj Hay~o0d coz X
Waer-2 Wiley Putnam-s LiDk-2 Barber & Brothrs-a
Bower,J james Gantz-i6 8 Colver-li q Meyer-Ios J
Horey.- Burger-i0 w Wole-i56 II I Chapnan-Is tons
Weed Johnson Burnt, BeaIs so-7 Matter co
tons coal Gri.woldl pkg Hir.hf-ld-I w Delsfed-
I Lslhbridge, Montreal-i Fnth-l w Benjamin col
Eyansml Cary col Muller-l Young, Smith * co
- Tobas-l w Coeman-l Carey Hart-l Bailly,
Ward COL w Pckersgl col Stont cal Mortimer
kco-i NJ Levy-e79t to order.
COMPREHENSIVE Fairdl46 hf pps do 10 bbs brandy
o wine 100 bkts sweet oil 40 bales do almonds
6kts wine BIZ Doonen Graves ceao hf pps
~ Stevens 81 nhds Or cks Dortie u
hhds 10 cks hf do bx Cahens-
hhds IS Blauchet-3s7 CO Meleta-i khd w Motion
% ~ cs Goodhue& COAST Mason ThompsoulO bales A
Brehaup-2cs Beyaden hf hhds II CO cks Paul
order -' ~ 80 "
MAI.szi.-Br;g selma-so hhds sugar Rowland & Aspn.
Ma,5o ties honey Spoord. TicstoR co50 boxes sugar
Taylor-2s3 hhds 90 tee bbs moasses Thurston-
oranges 10 asterIl bx BIB to order.
PARA-Brg Black Hayk2oo bags 1899 hides is Ldia
nut; ca oda rubber shoes Corning son-5 shoes Dbl
81 bkts So c. J q DUR.
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This presents enormous discrepancy in the ratio of
currency whchs medium for the internal exchapg Of
the section only. If proportion Of currency to cx
changeabe values Of to is found amply sufficient in
New England proportion Of to 81 in the west must be
fearuly redundant That 50, the state Of the ex
changes gives convincing evidence. M
The deductions to be drawn from these practical truths
are that the currency undersny system Of banking on
credit will always be redundant in the markets of SALE
The only protection Of the agricultural interest there
FORE such system that comprised in the bill reported
by Mr. Cushing the.abe chairman Of the finance COM
mtee of the House, with few notifications That bill
excludes the expansive feature and compels uniform
currency in all sections, as weas a uniform employ.
ocspal by deprving the banks Of that power of
expansion which operates 50 ipjuriously ON the great
sgric ultural interests
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Foreign Markets.

HAvAvA, Feb 12-Beef, No and ., prime ana Ia ess, 6
81 butt.r, American, yellow, Is rs; European 20;
csndes ud, I2a H. spermacetl ~ AL cheese Amer.
ican 10 Ia; cider2 6; confsh o. in hhds g. COR
Isl -four, Philadelphia and Baltimore, $l5 New Or.
leans sic o $l6a: hams, American, Eastern and New
Orleans, IO behring's SACKED, bog, 81 lard Amer
lean. Easer and New OrleSss, 10; maekerel No g.
sasli onions :; pork, cargo, Eastern, mess and New
Orleans, 10 I3; clear IL; possses bb 4; rice ST.
lumber, hhds, shocks, with headings u; sugar box
Shocks 81; beans white, o. coffee, first gu atty
second and third do, az; triage, 81 honey III;
moiasses keg Of u gals, sugars, assorted half
white md half brown 10; white alone, "a TO- brown
aionei IA Al; yellow, S a6; segars IS a $25.
EncHAseE-On London, IL lai premium; New
York, . do; Boston, u u do; New Orleans,
discount.
FRr'oHrs-To Great Britain, 60 a Sal; France, 10 a
20 francs; United states 81 per box sugar rails per
bag coffee, 50 a $35 per hid molasses.
Fsp l5-sugars now come fcrw ard more freely, and
though rates can hardly be said 10 be yet fairly estab
shed wcmsy quote current description ~ % and 81
Coffee easy, snd the market wslssupPlied We quote
a So. Molasser VI.
The Haynes Rice sold at lo5 rias, leaving none in
FIRST hands. -
Exchange on London IL a IL pr sAium; New York, n
q do. = = '
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Passengers Arrived,

LoNDoN-Shp Hendrick Hudson-W Kcnrck and LADY, of
Boston; Mrs Burton, Miss Virginia Burton and servant
rhli'delpb'a sothsm Albany; Capt SNOW, BuckPort
Jackson, Geo Jackson, Peters Atkins, Atkins,
NYork; Mrs Plat, Miss Plat Miss Eliza Levy + Saup
ders, London-30 10 the steeraee -
BoRDEAUx-Bak Fairfield-J Turner and lady.
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Domestic ImportntIous.

=, NV onLEsyaBark Nstchez-io1 bbls G Es,ssr2I5
-3JH Macy son-2i5J Motthews-4sE Cary-se3 Spot
ford eston co-Sss kegs Popo2o hhds 81 bbIs rs BIS
Mef sengsr-23 bales TIL 90 Hogan Min
IS hhds tobacco Faber kegs lard bills porh
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ft PhliadeJph ia-
tCorespondence ofthe HERALD
d. NF--ly yQA1

..l fHLADELPHIA, March ], loAz-f. m
The legislative committee sitting in this city,
were occupied almost the entire morning in inves-
tigating the abuses of the Girard bsquest to or
plans, through the evidence of Jacob Louder, the
general superintendent of the building. Mr.. L.
stated that he believed he was discharged in
consequence Of refusingi exclusively to en-
ploy those who were waigs. He also said
that Mr.. Winebrenner, one of the city council,
had requested him to send men from the college to
the election ground, to /" stand out" for judges
They exhibit shocking state ofthinss, bat where
is the remedy.
There is considerable pressure in the money
market here just now, in equence Of the banks
largely curtailing their discounts. Within day
or two a change has taken place in their poll.
cy in this respect Several Of the banks have
discounted quite literally, and l have heard
it limited that several if not all banks that &C.
cepted the relief law, mean to resist any resump-
ton law that may be passed, having Satisfied them
selves that they cannot resume. We shall
see. have seen letter from wing from Har-
rlsoars as late as Yesterday noon, which gives It
without debate, concur in the amendments made
by the House.
The difficulty that has b.set the Union Bank of
now been settled is freely spoken Of. II is said,
that its presidedert. Mr. Candy, was largely its
debtor, and at one time it was feared would swamp
the institution The directors, however, were at
length successful in getting an assignment of his
property from him, and in indu,iua him to quit his
place in the bank. The credit Of the bank is goud
here, the agency for its redemption, the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, continuing to redeem its
notes i. tt"y
The business 10 stocks was very light to-day, at
an advance in State fves Of Il, and Of Reading
Rail Road of f. The rise In the latter stock 10 at
tributed by the balls" to the demand for il from
the east, and by the bears to a " corner" which
has been-created among the SPECTATORS here. |
know not which 10 the truth. Exchange on New
York to-day, is Al to st specie is s 10 81 above
paper; United States Bank notes, Pennsylvania,
Grard, sc. are much the same ss yesterday
The passengers from Baltimore to-day, and for
the future, will be brought from Wilmington by
steamboat, instead Of by rail road, az heretofore
This will, probably, keep them an hoar later.
The Butchers and Drovers ball last night at the
National Theatre, was fully attended, and doubt
less yielded handsome revenue fer the poor.
Towards concert was also fully attended, but
the performances in the main were miserable.
TROUBLE AMONG THE PHILADELPHIA FISHERMEN
Four fishing boats from Philadelphia, with their
crews, were captured near Dover, Delaware, on the
I3d uIt.. for infringing mon the Ia state,