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DISBURSEMENTS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

ian. Cash paid Gov. Morehead, his
4th quarter salary ending Dee.
3lst, 1912, 500 OO
+" Pryor Reynolds, Pri-
vate Secretary of Gpy. More
head, his 4th quarter salary, IS 90
April, Cash paid Gov. Moreheadhis
1st quarter salary, 500 90
" paid Pryor Reynolds, Private
Secretary, his lst our. salary, rs 90
Jdly [" Gov. Mofehead, his I'd
quarter salary, 500 90
Pryor Reynolds, Pri-
salary. rs 90
Oct ! Gov Morehead, his Sd
quarter salary 500 90
:" Pryor Reynolds, Pri-
vate Secretary, his 3rd quarter
salary, "a W
$4,000 90
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S63 IS
1s4a WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

164a WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
June. Cash paid Pryor Reynolds, Pri-
vate Secretary to Gov.Morehead,.
to pay expenses-of, and eoncefn-
ing Weights and Measures, f2 04
&c Thomas Loring printing or
inserting in the Standard an ad-
vertisement concerning Standard
Weights and Measures, 6 go
July. Cash paid Pryor Reynolds, Pr
Vate Secretary, to pay for Stand
ard capacity Measures, and 7
Boxes, from Wilmington, II 80
Pryor Reynolds to pay for
Standard Yard Measures, for the
State, $50 O0
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sit, kept as an advance payment

Is43. COUNCIL OF STATE.
Feb Cash paid members of State
Council, convened by order of
Governor Morehead, to advise in
the appointment of. Members 4
of the Literary and Internal 1
Improvement Boards, 1877 40
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PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Jan. Cash paid DeveEeux Bridges,
under Resolution of the General,
Assembly for his services in arr
ranging the Booksofthe Library
and as Librarian, during the
Session of the Legislature,
paid William Hill, Secretary,
bis 9TH quarter salary as Libra
rian,
Mc'h " paid Governor Morehead, for
forwarding Books, &c. for the
use of the Library,
Apl. 6 paid William Thompson, his
= bill for Chairs and Tables for
the Public Library,
Sept. |" paid James F. Taylor, State
LibraEian, his salary from the
4th February 1843, to list July
1913, at the rates of $500 per
year,
Oct. !" paid James F. Taylor, his Sd
quarter salary as Librarian,
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1913. CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
Aug. Cash paid the following Sher-
ifs for holding and comparing
polls for Members of Congress,
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Louis D. Wilson, Speaker Senate, S2o9 Az j
Samuel L, Arlington, Member Senate, 2l0 w j
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- $l85 Sc
1s43. STATIONERY ACCOUNT.
Aug. Cash paid William Hill, on the
requislioh of Hogan s. Thomp%
son, to pay for Stationery, pur-
chased for State purposes $467 54
1843. STATE PAPERS:
June Cash paid Pryor Reynolds to
pay expenses Of to8 Boxes Of
State Papers concerning the Cen
sas forwarded to the Executive
Department, fS6 n
1913. SRERrsrs FOR sETFLlNe TAXES
Aug Cash paid Sherifs as follows,
for making settlement Of Public :
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

1643
Jan. Cash paid Weston n. Gales,
publishing Governors Precla-
nation,
Feb. paid Weston R. Gales, for
his Bill of printing, done by
contract for the Legislature Of
l842 and 3,
i" paid NJ. G. Pendleton, for ad-
vertisiag Mark Kiser, a fugitive
from justice,
paid Thomas ]. Lemay. print
ing Blank Sheriff ) Receipts for
Treasury Office,
paid Thomas J. Lemay, print
ing done for the use of the See
1etary Of States Office,
/" paid Thomas J. Lemay. Pub:
lie Printing, under Resolaiiopof
the Geseraf Assembly,
i" paid Thomas Loring, for pnb-
fishing Proclamation concerning
Mark Kiser in the Standard
Mich " paid Thomas J. Lemay his
bill for Printing, done by order
of the Public Officers for public
purposes, =.
paid Thomas Loring, his bill
for printing done for the use Of
the State,
May paid Thomas J. Lemay, print
ing the Acts and Resolutions of
the General Assembly, passed at
the Session of 1912 and '43,
paid Thomas J. Lemay, for
printing the Journals Of the
Legislature for 1912 and '43,
June paid Thomas Loring for print
ing Indexes to Colonial Docu-
ments,
Aug. paid William w. Holden,
Printing done for the Treasury
Department,
Sept. paid Weston r. Gales, print
ing done for Executive, Treasury,
Secretary Of State and Adjutans
General Offices,
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

1913
Jan. Cash paid c. L. Hinton, Public
Treasurer, being balance of safa>
ry due him and his Clerk from
Sept. 80, 1842 to 1o Dec. 1912,
For this sum allowed @. l..
Hinton, under Resolution ofthe
General Assembly being amount
of his and Clerks salary, from
10Th Dec 1912, to 2ist January
ls43,
Apl. L" John H. Wheeler and
Clerk, being amount Of salary
from 2eth january, 1843, to 1st
April, 1843, end Of the 1st quar-
ter,
July, " John H. Wheeler, and
his Clerk, their 2nd quarter sa[
aries,
Oct. :" John H Wheeler, and
his Clerk, their ard quarter sal
aries,
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COmPTROLLER,S REPORT.
(CoNcLVDKD.)

DISBURSEMENTS.
,aA3 - GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
Ian Cash Maid Members of the General Assem-
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PENSIONERS.

PENSIONERS.
IS43
Jan. Cash paid John Rhem, his PEN
SION Claim,
&c" " Martha SPeers, hef
Pension for la4l and AZ,
{" Silas Horn, his Pen
sion certificate, allowed by Act
Of Assembly,
Thomas Ewel, hls
Pension claim,
" Margaret Bexlf her
Pension for 1912,
I" i" Isabella Campbellher
Pension for I842,
Feb. Jesse Hafsey, his Pen
sion claim for the years 1889, 40,
Al and AZ, = -
Mc'h AFex. Taylor, his
Pension by @Act,of Assembly,
Sept. {" q" Ann Patterson, her
Pension as allowed by the
County Court of fIredeIl County,
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INTEREST ON RALEIGH &
RAIL ROAD BONDS.
Feb. Cash paid interest on sundry
Bonds of the Raleigh & CASTOR
Rail Road Company, endorsed
by the State,
June g paid interest on sundry Bonds
of the Raleigh 6 Castor Rail
Road Company endorsed BY the
State,
Mar. paid interest on Bonds of the
Raleigh and Castor Rail Road
Company, endorsed by the State,
July " paid interest on Bonds ofthe
Raleigh & Castor Rail Road
Company endorsed by the State,
Aug. /" paid interest on Bonds OF the
Raleigh and Castor Railroad
Company endorsed by the State,
Oct. paid interest on Bonds of the
Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
Company endorsed by the State,
r#-. =
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Is4s.. GOVERNORS HOUSE.
june. Cash paid VIM. Chavus, for
s1ndry repairs done 70 the Well
at the Governors House, Is 90
Joshua E. Lumsden, for re-
pairs done about the Governors
House, 2 IS
t Willis Bird for making new
Pump stock for we'll on Govern a.s~
or's Lot,andcleaning out the well DC 90
S63 s5
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q, II. O., WEDNESDAY,, DEoEMBER 9, IsA3.

Apl 6 GseensEaill, his lst
quarter salary, j. 65 90
July /" Green Hill, his I'd
!. quarter salary, o5 90
Oct Green Hill, his, Sd.
quarter salary, 65 90.
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Is AND DLPARTUREs.-The following embrace the
iyas aud cearances at the port of New York for the


% So s % hsop
of and FROM h Rss5s % Go, s IF A Nov
Napoleon Of and for Portland. from Havana Nov 23 lat 81
Foreign Ports
Nov sn port Brop 1,s dis; MsnrHf,s S
w%sss" It, $nsty Front ss
Purrnsien Barnes and Robin Hood Lsmon Bath do; Frau
1sc e Gm sU So x
Washington, Nc do Sid Peru Wade and Frances Louisa
pg ts Ssr cS?sii G GSs
TosSc
Home Ports.
CAsIISB, Noy 2o-sId John Murray peveeuI. Baltim9re
sns6of c & Fort oS S% Bangor for South America lies
F%assEoRT: Nov a7"sa Perseverance Edridgs, NYq,t.
sAs? Nov sS-n port Girard Glpa'rick' for Porto Rico
S$!t bse. The E.:'iss Io% y
ecilsnd ss May Parker. NYork for Bangor; Holly Bush
eos!sa Gloucester, sbsrer Keller NYork for Boston,
g qR 's
1sE ;;$ sii
e. ss sS j. wsIs Ssst
Plummer NYok for Portland: Pamco, Soddad, Richmond
q% B;% G
York; Fouse. smith; Maria, u%si. and Wale6%%Sn jamie
son oS o DO II the ns ssnaS
FALL RIVER. Nov ss-Ar franklin, NicksrsOn, Albany.
Brown NYog. sid susan spoford' spoford New orleans;
Fs SsnsGs
oi% Lodi B.s: Boston. Isaac
wSse BALDWIN, Esse
ReaMorp ,y Nov 5sa% Averea som.r, Providence
sd Hannah Cheeysr Valparaiso Lenity Smith NYork Hy
NSsr Ss Nov ssX% Ann D. Bede NYork CID Hum.
ming Bird gr Godfrey Demeraa Siroc Osborn and Homer
sase Ws est N S9es In Hampton Roads 'eorgana Bede
sc%As%5:T9s, Nov 2z-Ag Princes. Victoria OBJ Liver
Has.siom xeadla De- Alpine BoSS
shfSyood NY ss ,s Gsrq1a as Ga%sss HF
SAvANNAH Nov 26-An Sebsgo Coffin Point Petre, Quad.
sid Lancasbre Lyon. Liverpool; Csyon Cobura Pt Pere
Nov sAIr nors"; Jones ,%aiea' Pnarro
ESss! SysIS Alssa Ses.s e.. Ss;PSss fIiSsjsss
f'i wa Georgia OTIS An,we cl
cid Borahcm Thempson, and Essex Wsch Liverpool Cor.
r sn &SRE cHS5 A ell
wa Pierce uaSs RHi o Tsw YO gS
haitian ssund.rs CharIeson Below coming up, Victoria
yBrJ White, Liverpool; Hepewe Rio Janei[o; Ajax, Love,
Roland s sfsadoP S ea@p.eS h
dele, lFr Gsmn avre; European, aoney London Mag
S' a So M sa
sS o bi sS;G' b. s
Ednour.b CIoetsr BoHaire Msrssre, Gardiner, sHsyans
Hope sf oSs
= W, o'oe'tar.
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commercial classes in their troubles During the greatest
scarcity of money, they have employed private agents
discount notes at high rates of interests in the time Of
need when the banks resources were necessary to sus-
tain the merchants when good houses were suspending
payment daily for the want Of available means their CAPT.
tails being locked up extended Credits when every dol
lar they could spare much life blood to the COM
muny then they husbanded their resources and looked
calmly on the ruin going around them Now the times
have changed mercantile ask for discounts They
Independent of the banks and if they will only look
back and bring to their minds the wetched ofss
to 1882 they will need further caution The Banks
now compelled to seek paper for discount and
three per cent interest per they not able to
find use for their money
The following table shows the import Of this city,
with the bank loans and tariff for the past eight years
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS BELL. Auetione,r.
(Sfsre No. So .dnn sfreet.)
SATURDAY,


At l01s o., lock. in the sales room,
Extensive Sale of Choice Furniture Piano Forte Paintings
&c-W be sold large lot Of second hand and new iuni-
the sale will in the lower room and be eonn
ued stairs and will consist of elegant and PLAN chairs
as, sceboads. bureaus, carpets looking glasses beds bed
seads cribs ma general yareyo parIor drawiag and
bed furniture, kitchen utensils, stoves, Sc.
Also. superb piano fortes, number OF splendid paintings
Also, containing go specimens bcauti u stuffed birds
from every OF the world GLIDING Audubons last seec
tons, not yet given. Can he seen up stars.
MONDAY,
At O o'clock at 63 Hudson street. will be sold the gentsel
furniture Of family giving housekeeping. The furniture
the upper Of the house and all good oIder The
carpets and other furniture In good order The cooking
and other kitchen utensils all OF the best description
TUESDAY,
At l0n o'clock, at the sales room,
Extra sale OF valuable ssasonbe dry goods clothing fancy
aud pledged articles watches, jewey, &c CONFUSING
the balance OF we'll assorted stock Of wholesale and retail
store.
Also the remaining portion Of the ssock OF merchant
lor quaoty OF ready mad clothing &c. Also shirts col
lars bosoms, hosiery, French a. d English cl, tbs Sc
WEDNESDAY,,
NJ l0H o'clock, at the sales room
Extensive and valuable sale of choice furniture from families
removing. &c. -
O'Clock in the upper sales room or gallery IS Ann
sole of truly valuable and splendid original
pgs many of them the properly and productions of the
Mr. Paadce and Mr. j. Turbe together with the eae col
lection of gentleman Of well known toste who is going
rcs,de ia Europe -
This sale will take place by catalogue Full particulars will
appear Tuesday he pictures be examined Wednes
uty
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In the manufacture of Flour there has been great
crease at the West There Cincinnati flour
mills with seventeen of Al feet stones They
sumo yearly 936 900 bushels of wheat, and produce
1877 200 barrels Of flour. To the above mills il shortly to
be added another which will probably turn out
barrels Of -four daily The whole -four trade of the city
is follows The annual receipt Of flour by the Miami
Canal is $4,000 brls by railroad and turnpike, 90 900
made in the city, above, 1877 a00Tota 3D. 200 brls
Worth. at So IS, Sl,l76,030.
MANuFAcTUREs-No much doing in this market.-Con-
siderng the laeness of the season. the business fair
however We learn that the Lowell Company in Low
have erected large brick building for the manufacture of
carpets with power looms. Other mills in tho pro-
of erection in other parts of the countryone to
manufacture linen near Richmond, Virginia.
CoALs-An kinds rather higher but particularly
Anthracite To put stop to all extorton find that
the directors Of the Philadelphia and Pottsvle Railway
have set the freight and tolls Coal for the months
December, January, and February, at the following
rates -
From Pottsvillc. -. ........S 81 10 per ton.
SchuylklH Haven l
Thus miners will he able to continue their work at
time when, hitherto they idle at which they will
do at a reduce rate Combined with the present reduc-
ton the charge of transportation this should enable
the dealers to afford Coal 81 IS to 81 rs per for the
rest Of the winter In these months the road will be able
to deliver in all 900 tons-of which $4,000 tons will
probably be left deposit at their depot the Della
ware for shipment eastward at the earliest dawn offspring
SALES OF REAL EsTATE-By Anthony J. Blocker & Co.
About nine acres of land on Long Island, at the Mar
rows 775
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Yesterday afternoon, after short illness, JANE, SHEA
native of Ireland and for the last ~ years resident OF
this city, aged Is.
The friends Of the family requested to attend his
funeral without further in invitation from his late residence
No b5 Allen street tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock
On Friday, LIST instant GARRETT STACK, aged 81 years
His friends and acquantances respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at o'clock tomorrow afternoon
from his late residence Of Bridge and Nassau ss
Brooklyn
On Friday LIST instant, JANE HscKES, wife of Donald
Campbell, aged % years.
The friends Of the family, and the members Of Oriental
Lodge No. S. l. o. of o. f., requested to attend her
funeral tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, from her late
sidence, % McDougal street.
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Provision Market.

Our meat markets exhibit great display Of fine beef
mutton, lamb and veal At the Fulton market we
very superior quarters of beef and also in the Wash
ngton and in Hudson street of similar quality.
are ranging higher Fish are not so plenty and prices
advanced for most kinds. Venison bears meat and
wild game in great plenty Quails selling at 3s and
paridges at IS the pair The winter quarters at the Wash
ngton market very good for the foretalers but
want and comfort for the farmer, with his fall
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Cleared.
Ships kalamazoo, McCeran. New Orleans Elwe & Co;
James Calder Wells Charleston Dawson; Philip First.
E"s MSSs% S ss yo
Bngs Susqnehannah Bancroft, Mobile Elwe Co; yutna
tarmick, Baltimore, Lewis FrostSchrs Alaric Purne
wilmington, Nc. A Cooley Co; Renown, Lowell Boston,
Arrived.
Barque Rose Sandish new) Spencer "A hours from Mystic
CT in ballast to n ID. Hurlbut & Co.
Brig Savannah, Hawey, days from Savannah with
and Iice, TO Surges & Chairman.
British brig Ready Rhno Curry days from Sydney CD
Brig Moxy Grant g days from Thomaston, with lime,
Brig Deborah Jones' 40 hours from New Bedford, ballast
TO master.
schr Argon Chase, (of Boson) days from Halifax, with
schr Martha Washington Madden, from Calais with lum-
ber to master.
schr Eugene Skinner days from Calais with lumber to
schr Robert Bruce, GOtt II days from Machas with lum-
schr Albion Arey, from franklin Me- with potatoes the
schr Turk Eldrdge, from Porsme uth MI. with mdse
sehr Elias H. Herrick wilkins from Salem with mdse to
master.
schr GreeaO Chase, DAYS from Boston, with mdse, j.
tschr Excel, Lowell days from Boston, with mdse to w.
Lewis
Schr Sally Hope Kelly. days from Boston, with fish, to
schr Jasper Howes, days from Boston, with fish, the
master.
schr Banner TAR days from Gloucester with fish, to
master.
Schr Tyro Mallory days from New Haven in ballast to
master.
Schr Leander Ely, days from Hartford with mdse. the
master.
schr Coral days from Connecticut River ballast the
master.
Sloop James lawrence days from Sag Harbor with oil
master.
Sloop Isaac II. Borden Brown from Fall River with nails
and iron. TO Tisdale X Borden
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0I7- RICORD'S PARISIAN ALTERATIVE-Fo the
cure OF primary secondary SYPHILIS This powerful al
terave guaranteed not to contain particle Of mercury
any mineral injurious to the system, although pos
sessng emit control those oathsome diseases II
is universally used in all the hospitals of Europe in
synthetic complaints and is certain for venereal
sore throat ulcers nodes pains in the joints bones and
constitution improper of mercury. Sold in sin
gle bottles 81 each in containing dozen S. care
fully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College of Medicine
and Pharmacy 81 Nassau street.
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IltYON's INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE
AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ANDERING GTPSIES

"A ~ Il IL l N VI GlPSIES.
gr., hs Manager h1pgy 70 ha he h. .eY
NER the b.aptia Gpsy Girl, nineteen old She
the Queen of the Clan Of BOHEMIAN Gypes which recently
arrived a. y lnmore, that being . THE FIRST AND
ONLY Gypsy FAMILY THAT EVER VISITED
evening, dr. ssed in her native otuUe. the
Gypsy QUEEN.
She the Fortune Teller Of clan will happy
the hands OF III those wins w consult her regarding
ed that this girl precisely what she pofsseI
genuine
Gypsy OR ZIGEUNER,
known n Spain by the designation of "Znca" in Russia
GEN TOM THUMB.
This magnificent little who the delight all who
Only FIFTEEN POUNDS,
few days euy previous final departure south lie may
be throughout the whole DAY and On the
he VIII appear ridi mysterious extraordinary
NAL III style of Napoleon Bonaparts mounted his hsy
from Agiers, by ruius Welch, Esq
calist and Danseuse
Miss C0AD, the unequallsd Songstreas.
The MECHANICAL FIGURES, by signor Fazo, repre-
ANIMAL MAGNE TISM. by Professor Johns1 IN.
M II q SHERMAN, The Ballad Singer
GREAT WESTERN, the greatest Lee ,motve Niger
T. G. BOOTH, the Comic Singer and Negro E1tmvagan.
The KENTUCKY MINsTRELs, who will enlivsn the
amusemeps by variety of duets, reans
Dances &c.
Day rformancss Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
o'clock, precisely the same given every evening.
Day admitted in the evening Free Wednesday
and Saturday.
" Admission the whole % cents-childsn under ten
years half price.
Is extra to those Who copsu the (;psv
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MONEY HIARKE y,
Friday, December I-6 p. \


Stocks again flat For several days past there has
been slight and gradual falling off. The sales have
been moderate amount, but the brokers have great
confidence in reaction There is foundation for such
hopes. The amount of money temporarily invest
ed in stocks must prevent very great decline, and
must eventually place prices all varieties higher
than they have reached yet. Long Island fell off
per cent in the street since the Board adouned Paterson
declined 1; Sonington l; Kentucky !; Norwich I; Mo-
hawk improved &; Delaware Hudson J; Harlem
very firm at last quotations. Ohio Trust bonds sold 90
per cent Movements in the street very dull which
be attributed the little depression in Stocks and the
miserable weather.
The East River Mutual Insurance Company have de-
clared dividend Of three and half per cent payable
the 18th instant.
The defacaons in the Etna Insurance Company prove
to be larger than anticipated. The investigators so far
have discovered loss of about $4,000 The examination
of the books is still goingo
The certificate wegive below, is of those given by
the brokers to the banks in Wall street. when stock is
deposited with them collateral security for
Stocks are used in this to immense amount
and brokers by this scheme Of finance, command
pita to most any amount after making deposit Many
OF the banks in their anxiety 10 make loans have LEFT
very narrow margin against contingencies In several
instances, the loans have within from three to five
per cent of the present market value Of the stock This
close shaving under present circumstances is very
zarous and the directors of those institutions rng
with the confidence their stockholders have placed in
them
New YORK, o
On demand promise to pay to the President and
Directors oil the --, at their bank in the city D
Ct New York, - dollars, for value received, with o
interest at the rate OF per cent per annum, having
pledged to the said Company security, with au o
o thoty to sell the the performance of o
this PROMISE in such manner they in their discre
ton may deem proper either ut public private sale,
without notice to us, fifteen hundred shares Of o
Long Island Railroad stock and to apply the proceeds
hercon) o
These arc the that daily discounted in Wall
street This is the floating business paper that banks
were incorporated to loan money Mercantile promis
sorry notes. created by the regular business operations Of
the country unless backed by half dozen good names
have to give way for such the above The banks OF
this city have shown the slightest regard for the
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Packets to Arrive.
shin Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor il Captains Of Vessels will give
ort Of the Shipping len the Port whence they sailed tn.
Vessei. SPOKEN on their Passage List Of their Cargo, and
nv Foreeu Newspapers News they may have. He will
,oard them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
espondrnts AZ horne or abroad will also confer favor by
ending 70 this Once all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information Of uy kind viii be thankfully
ceceved.
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Aht,-tgeeaOIe
the Amer RepuOc of the Firth Ward assembled
R Hotel % Wepssday %r 2sth inst, am spGIa;sd
John J. EarEpess boma. arpsnier and James Morton,
Wee hairmen; George g. Smith, and John W. Thorne, Sec
The call of the meeting then and accepted and the
q s. ss ,n e hs
Th.s meeting By ibis time num'rou. was
found to sSoTrp to he e 70 m N the Marion
Esq which was soon filled suoc@sn As the Off.
spseas S ssa eay eaeda;ed ;S Ge Of
the great American Republican party. m .
Ali s,ponded applause, nine cheer,
The committee to DRAFT resolutions then made tie following
epoIt-Asy LvinsAtn' as chairman OF tins committee
has sssm sought t to unite Church and ID sH
constitution and its lays unimpaired t. yostey Therefore
Republican party, constituted; and that will
best eLd,avors to SUPPORT The nc les advocated by the SO
Resolved, THAI although may differ with various
folly each other when there such great ends to be
Keoysa Tha. s, American Espu1sans hail with joy
voice or action, give token to principles
and those s by our no, .u to so
country belonging to either OF the political pare Of the
o os ps ~ho Mua ay 1 of
in order to catch the pa'ry foreign woes in this
Resolved there have bean various parties advocating
oil
that these parties and not be confou"ded
the same but only ask to be Known BY our acGp
publicans.
Resolved That the thanks Of this meeting be
those 50 oqunty addressed elnelso
to Capt ThOs Riley and Mr. Carr for gIauitons Of
Resolved That proceedings Of this meeting published
in the public papers.
All which received with deafening shouts Of applause
becoming quite laea motion for adj uumsnt prevailed with
daunted Fifth.
The NEE ting then adjourned. -
JOHN WEBB, Chairman
JOSEPH +. ATWILL,
JOHN j. HARDNESS,
THOS ID. CARPENTER,
JAMES A. MORTON,
Vice Charmen.
JOHN w. THORNE seettH'e'' de- ltr