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General Record.

General Record.
PACKET SHIP SHERIDAN for Liverpool sails this morning
having been again detained. Her letter bags close at Gil
pins, in the Exchange, at hafpast this morning
fG5p IN ;y Ae em
MsT % M po 70 Ds from sb. fe9
Alanc twice 10 succession, less than bry1 days Capt
yed days from New 1 YorE@snd saw
Wien Kmor
sfr Of belonged to Bo.On G1n Msyhw
sh. gate from The South Thre . 'O
,hrss offices in Boston to he of $4,000 on
sH,r prsvvAS OF Thomasto wrecked ue, Cane la Havre
only @ nsu1c Which ss' Sssy sSdea q Se wh
two ONES :ssd Boston a freight New Or
s sosn e. Il A.G5s Liverpool 2
e. and E. is'f Bs s@ es
reduced their last quart when picked up ''e"
Whaiemen.
spohen Nov "a, lat ~ Ion u.s. Imogene, RUSSELL of Bos
In Noye%ber John Brown 400 bblstpos.iby the Joshua
spoken.
FsanSonia e Boston from Liverpool for New Orleans Dec
Foreign Ports.
Ms e Ellis of and for New
Nnsor for Cowes and mkt idg; Cleaner Stevens Bos
~ Lssf'sy q EG'9%
ses d o 1G G"se from % dol Mss
Sold MLeap Lraee. do di.g Charles Syiv ster Penss
co,s do; Ameth, Wocster, WiiNgon do Alcenus sho
dss aa,aystt WINCHESTER Boston, do Rcbt Bruce
nort' 6o illam. Crockcr, Mobile. 9Th; Lincoln Mel
,an B!th DO; Antares h ct New Orleans. do: Csrd.nss
On rch' forI,nd dos Pnsacos Kgore from do ca 20 nm
Philad.lpnia do; Empresao Collins New To-
lth Rowse Allen, from Provlds is Eagle Enjer,"n
Porti nd dg; Hero Sarat,s for New Oleaus ldg; Augus
Post, Mobile dos Gzeie Warehouse to sill for the Sourb
from Mobil-, dlsy.
ST. CRoIx, Jan g. port Rosae of Philadelphia waiting
CARO-. 80
ST JoHN. NB Jon 2oAr Csroline Leayit Yarmouth; jas
Hay Mack NY TX; Prince Albert Yarmouth. CID 9Th Dun
can; Robertson, rpool; Eclipse Curry London Wood
lands Johnston, Halifax. 49,
Home Ports.
FRANKFORT, Jan 2-Au Milluotet Pierce Martinique via
ston; ED ST Leon babson Gilmore. Sid Boston, Brad
PORTLAND. Jan 25-An Alert D,vis NYork
GLopctsTER Jan 24-ArT Richmond, Hobrook Thomastop
for NYok.
SALEM Jan 2t-Ar Fairfield, Burr. NYork Cid 9Th X
Dewing, Maranham and mst Sid Alabama Klngsbury
BosroN Jan 26-Cd Montgomery, Constant Batavia and
Manila, via Mauiifns Shawmut Kimhal Rio de JsneIro;
Ioretto Hendersop New Orleans; Odron Nickerson Mobile
Franc,s Louisa MoSon Bath; Star. Thoms Lafayette
New BEproRD, Jan 25-Ar AveneI, Hickman, Rappahan-
mock via Providence and Fall River.
EpGARrowS jan GAR Mary Augusta Farnham. Savan-
nsh for Boston. and remained in port Gath.
HoLnEs H2LE Jan 23-A Mariner KiJder, Frankfort for
Young. Poyncetown for Northumberland all sailed
Passed by Veto Coombs from Frankfort Tor Bucksport) for
NYork; Eliza. Moore, NYork for Sace
FALL RIVER, Jan 2i-Arr Yantic Stuart, NYork; Avena
BRIsIoL, Jan 24-An Danl Webster Orient L. Sid Chero
kee, Usher, Havana.
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PRICES or PROVISIONS.


HAVANA Jan. IA Beans white, a rls; beef No. L. O.
prime and mess 4. butter American yellow II 20;
candles mould l4a 49, sperm p 80; cheese, American
10 III Goldfish box, Ii do. hhds, .; corn Indian
sheed "a; flour, Philadelphia and Baltimore Ia ii
DO NJ Is Is u hams, ID Is % herrings, smok ed
4ao lard, o., - - 4; mackcrel No. g. 8; oni.
vns pork, cargo, eastern and mess New Orleans II
ao clear Ia l6 potatoes 80; rice, 52a53. coffee
s qnany 5a 10; ID and 3D. quality 64a 81 do trisge,
10; do white alone. 10; do brown, 30 q
nv yniow " o; segsrs, 25 lumber hoops 81 s3i
"a, '""and w. T. IL 20. Other eastern ports, ~
90 pen ine ~ 70 1; shingles 0a4O; hid shook
Nl'n noonIngs, Ga 7; sngar box shocks. Oh IL
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MONEY MARKET

FrlOay, Jan. iJ-o Il. M.
The stock market !presented new features to-day
Sales mostly in small lots of tie Fancies NJ York
81 1860. per cent? New Jersey per cent; Mohawk
fell per cent.
The Manhattan Bank has recovered part the money
obtained lately by means of forged checks. appear
that the fret check overdrawn and the subsequent
ones paid through the negligence Of the bookkeePer
The sales of real estate to-day at enormous prices
considering the times house with ten years unex'
pred lease, the property of j. Rankin, Esq., in front Of
Washington Parade Ground, sold for OO0 See State
of Trade.
The following are the leading features OF the Reading
Railroad to Jan. lSl3:-
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Provision Market.

We give below, the prices of last week there has
been no change since then
We earnestly call upon the Inspectors of Weights and
Measures to visit the several small grocery otener
than they now do II really too bad what
the poor are cheated at some Of them in the shape
Of short weight and short measure It certainly time
that the lead removed from the scales and the sedi-
ment OF ayears collecting taken from the bottom of the
quart and gallon Thousands of dollars an.
nuay lost BY the and gained by the grocers
through the gross careessness of the inspectors
nattenton to business should be permitted to exist for
another
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DIED.

onrudsy, 2th instant, MICHAEL NJ Foe.RrH of in.
lemnnory rheumati.n, aged - Years -
HIS friends aud scquantauces arc res,.c,,,l,,,
q at cnd hsurers from his late residence la j.f.r
-,teet, tomorrow afternoon AT 3 O'clock Aiso 81 49,.
bcIs OF Knick erbocker Lodge l. o O. "'"
oa MAY, 27th instant, OF scarlet fever Man. Ge.c,
on'y daughter OF William + and Hannah A. Lsdd aged .
Years and months %
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The friends Of the family invited to attend the fune
raj 'front.' residence Of her father % Lspenard street.
this afternoon at O'Clock. rI.a
On Thursday morning, 2Sth inst at Brooklyn, PETER
NcDoroUaH. In the 40th year of his age
His friends and those OF the family with the Fire De-
pertinent OF the city Of New York and Brooklyn,
pectiuy invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
ience l39 Concord street. tomorrow afternoon at half
past O'Clock, without further invitation
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sales Mt the stock Exchange.
State or Trade.

The following transactions made in real estate
auction today The attendance was large, and quite a
disposition to buy manifest -
BY Wilkins Rolins-Three story house, with
ten years unexpired lease of lot, at q ground
rent of sls5. No. Washington square, $4,000
Four story store and lot No. IS Front street. 10000
By E. Fl. Ludlow & Co Two houses and lots
corner Of Hester and Ludlow streets, IS by
about rs feet each, Zone subject to a tenant for
eleven years, at $3.50 per annum) sold for $500
Three story house and two lots on Second street.
near LIST avenue, 1910
Ashes Very little isdoing in either description.
Cofton-There is better feeling prevailing since the
arrival of the Caledonia prices remain about the
Fiour-The boats are down from Albany with little
over 5000 barrels Of Canal Ohio and Michigan -four and
the market very heavy We hear Of sales OF Canal
or Michigan, both Of which held at $3.50 but dull
cept sale OF Michigan reported at e7t There has
been several sales OF New Orleans lot OF barrels
OF fancy brand at $780, and another lot of 1000 barrels
terms not made public but little below $425. In
southern we hear Of nothing doing
Sales Of SO and southern
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VI A R | T NJ E Fl Err AID
4 Packets to Sail.


we sha! esteem It favor, captains will give
20 Commodore hoSERr SILvEy, of our fleet, re-
port 81 the shipping left the port whence they sailed Inc
vessels spoken on their list Of their cargo any
orclsn they have He viii BOARD the
immediately on their ARRIVAL Agents at
home or abroad will also confer favor by sending this
once all the intelligence can obtain Nautical
information OF any kind will be thankfully received
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY az

Cleared.
Bsrq%es Reform, Tily9u Mobile sturges Clearnan Ma
hapt WInsor, New Orleans.-Brgs Susquehannah. Tsem
Tort Leon Long and. Rowland, Mobile DUNN am Dimon
-schrs Cortovn Sherman, Jacme Foster Nckerson; Re
peater, Francis, Wilmington, NC. T. Powell
Arrived.
SSh Ann Ez abeh TsycI. days from the Chesapeake
goods. 80 -s'
Soop Isaac H. Borden Brown from Fall River with mdse
to Tisd1le x Borden. - $500 5000
to master. ..-f ' - 49,"
Sloop Lady Adams. frow New Haven.
Below.
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NEW AND ELEGANT VOLUME.
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umS brief notices are selected from among
This author understands better than any other poet in the
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his is one fApgstsns beautiful publications per-
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Thsse poems are destined to become permanent in the
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THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. nI, for
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r >, CONTENTS.
The Honey Bee and Bee-books
2-Books Tor Children.
3-Brandy and Sal,-Homn opathy-The Water Cure, &C.
a-Lord Nshons Life of Coads "
5-Bsrrow's Bible in Spain,
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CONTAINS: Remarkable Trials No 2-Du Moon's c,se-
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~ on Corporation to keep drains in
Harp.r Injunction Mark Banks lab v II assignee
Psctict ontsJont Stock ComplesLablities Of Share
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taxi criminal Law-Cor Brtlt-Propertv IawveY
coscralmet by Pu chas.rVeudor aud Purchase
Wiie separate es'atsEng ih 10 the Vice Chanel
nrs Cout and he Courts Queens Bench and Common
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the 81 associations and individual bsnkers under the Law
to authorize the business Of banking -
FREE BANKS OF Nav YoRK, JAN 1913
sisges
Tale NJ HE .associa- Bonds f. s,..L. Cn'ig .ss Sss
h0n norfgs StoeNs- notes ~, S9.
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sl,5l6. s7s 3, SIT 1886 sos 325sls 554 Oil
We have received the report of the Illinois Committee
on Finance, to whom referred resolution OF the
House in relation to the Indebtedness of the State avail
able means, present and perspective resources and the
praccability Of adopting financial system which
withou tdration u relieve the State from debt. The
mittee report the debt fellows:-
DEBT RESOURCES OF ILLINOIS.
Canal Debt, 81 1851 ls
Internal Improvement 7,5l3, 796
Total debt acknowledged, l2,s2s,ol3
Canal Resources.
Lands lots water power, &C., on completion 900
Duo for lots sold, DOT $50
40 600 acres valued at ST &c. 300,OOO
100000 acres, worth 1000, 900
Meredoria Railroad, 5000, 900
Total, $s,5O7 $50
This they consider the of paying twothirds of
the debt without taxation to be made available by
changing them for labities but the values merely
nominal without the completion of the canal The
nua interest the above debt is $500 which
be paid under any and the committee state
that if the canal could be completed and the above pro
pey be used to return twohds Of the debt that the
of the canal would than meet the remain
der They then enter into estimates the value of the
lands and the probable OF the canal competed
taking the Erie canal for their guide They talk of the
saving in the transport Of agricultural produce by the
nal and tie quantities that may be produced They do
not show, howev where the aggregate urpuses
find sale in competition with the products of other
states, and in the face of protective tariff which pre-
vents foreign countries from buying In relation
ton they recommend temporary reduction from present
for the short term Of six years. the credit of the
state should be far injured deter settlers from
ing in.
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FOR DIX. EEUCHTwANGER's Price Current Of Copa
wa CAPSULES, Acids Dyewoods Lunar Csustic ID asu
seotyte Chsmcss. Germw iver. &C. nc &c. See fourth
psge. on
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
hEsE Tar famed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal are
we peIceive 10 be obiuedin this country See advertise
nent on the last column, fourth page, M
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r.
Can be consulted in private aprtmen in Museum from
O'Clock IN The morning uoti 10 o'clock ger
ueWan wl be 10 attendance the office, inodsce ,iste
Ticke,s To the Museum accents; Children half mice
consult NJ dame Adelph ~ " Dee
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AMISEMENT
WEIGHS
u Il Y NJ PIC CIHC Us,

PARK THEATRE.
Conducted by Mr. Rufus WEIGH who ga6ed and a,t.,.d
beauty and fashion s sihs s D'1 sEsh =; following
G tGS.,s 20 ,h n,.s,G. ts' hSiw.
''''''"a'i This 'i GvEsiN e O'clock
S;i'' Es 81 sfTTis' SoHkMENr
vAt as,, TX xSsIonT s' $SD NesEE gAnEs
Mast dlenroy in variety Of superb and bicus Feat. on
NJ :, w r. co,ss vol .S',gH By Hiram franklin.
Mrs Howard in o'aesiulu Act her Fleet and Beautiful
by Nj Naan and pupils
W Az tns period oil the Evening Internission ofitsu
sHsys HSf rs ~
F FsG s 5as;. VII &;:: $ & S;is
MI Nathan IN his superb act on four horses.
eoTc But Hjf'' s sG@F' c 6Sf Nj entitled
BY Master John DIAMOND Whose celebrity is every where
Assisted by Hoyt the Negro co%sdan and Chestnut tn.
An Ac, whoa! saddle Hso 81 b a1SKls by franklin
BLACK cI so ys.ss Sw1issirE.
This esahli,hment will be closed on Monday evening in
n'eguenre Of the Firemans Ball and will reopen Tues
MONDAY the Company will appear at the Bowe-
NOTICE.
- 10 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
GnDJ Dy o. Juvenile psnie. thrs will be
msncnE az o'clock precisely embracing ali the choice and
y, j. E9UEsTsIAN AND GYMNAsTIC ACTS
on saturday viii ss sss ha o4 S. az As
clock A. NJ until the time of opening.
Seats can be secured The Box Once. from l..
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If1I,,oCwng Publications for sale at the HERALD
VI iCr; North West OF Fulton and Nassau
the Cheap Publications of the day had
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IoT the week ehulnB InuIsuey last W as as under
Ounces.
Silver coin 10 Hongkong. Observation-Disclosures. 3s,37S
Silver coin to Bombay .................. 5000
Silver coin to Rot erAam. Observation-Disclosures. 80 900
Silver coin to Calais Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
Silver bars to BOMBAY . -.... ....... IOi O59
Silver bars IN CaIa;s 30 900
Gold bars IN New yorL 1900
Gold bars tn Romhay .......... 1000
AMERICAN Srocxs.-The last month has passed VII, VII
hardly transaction in these securities inere - me
or disposition to invest permanently ~ mem ] I
accounts by the Great Western are no o suon %
ly favorable character as to restore ny gu
he other hand holders seem determined 10 'nsr
property a, prices which would tempt spec ieuon we
uofe Nv state So 81 per cent ex div; City 80; Alab.
sarng So sO,s5; Illinois sterling a. lDana do 23a26;
XIV ss 81 Lou Union Bank Bonds 81; those due 1914 80
NJ cen. Bank of Lou Bonds due lsit buyers at 10;
6xsi for jonds Of the other Banks he quot
Cd Mass sterling IS o. div sellers; Md 47s50, with
he over coupons Ohio 81 SELLERS Pa Is. 10; g. c.
Sterling SO. trih. OF Miss Planters Bank Bonds sold
Il 40 per cent and there has been the last few days de-
nsnd from Holland for u. s Bank Shares at i0aias
LoNDoS CoRN MARxSI, April 2.-The supply Of Eng
fish wheat was unusually small this morning. and was
AIKEN by the milers Is adv from this day senngh
Foreign was held firmly at late prices, and met with a~
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DowNIre STREET, March 81, 1913.
At Newcaste-upon-T Tyne Assizes John Gray, a
married man with four children, and Thompson,
were convicted of a series OF brutal assaults fe
male, and sentenced to transportation for lite.
1t was stated the other day by Sir Isambert Brunei
tunnel under the Thames, while nearly forty men
were killed in the building Of the new London
bridge
Late accounts from Oporto report that many hou-
ses had been DESTROYED, and several lives lost, by
the foundations. The roads were impossible for
eight or ten days.
On Tuesday se'night, several hundreds of the I'M
employed poor at Glasgow had procession bearing
a black flag, whilst several carried boards, bearing
inscriptions, one OF which was, Bread or Death !"
A letter from Rome Of the 18th ut states that
monk, of Venetian origin, named Abbo, had been
sentenced to death for murder, and that the Pope
being appealed to by the cuprt, had ordered Justice
to take its course.
The principal bankers of Leeds have given pub
lie notice that henceiorth they will allow no more
than two per cent on deposits.
The Nuremberg Correspondent states from Wen
na that the Austrian government IS about TO raise
new loan for the execution of railroads, of 20 or 30
millions OF forms.
EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA
"A most remarkable falling off in foreign emigra-
ton, as compared with that OF previous years. has
taken place this season. Probably, not more than
one fourth OF the usual number have gone cut.
There are various reasons urged by different parties
Tor this state of things which it is not necessary
enume rate here. The principal reason, however,we
apprehend Is, that go many emgrants have returned
this country during the past lew months, unable,
rs they say, to get employment abroad. This, as
matter OF course, tends TO discourage others from
going out. We are happy to notice some new ar.
engagements for emigration recently entered into
on both sides of the Atlantic by the highly
respectable house of Pomeroy " Co., OF New
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-07-07

Sands Sarsoparilla will also remove and perma.
nently cure diseases having their origin in an i'm
pure state of the blood and depraved condition of
the general constitution, viz :-Scrofnla or Kings
Evil in its various forms; Rheumatism, obstinate
cutaneous eruptions botches, biles, pimpes, OF
pustules on the face chronic eyes, ringworm
or letter, scald head, enlargement and pain of the
bones and joints, stubborn ulcers syphtic symp-
toms, diseases arising from njudcious use Of
mercury, female arrangements and other similar
complaints.
Prepared and sold by A. b. Sands & Co., Drug
gists and Chemists Granite Buildings, 273 Broad
way, corner of Chanbers.st., New York, and for
sale by Druggists throughout the IT, S. Price 81
per bottle, six bottles for s..
The public are respectfully requested 10 remem-
Der that it is Sandss Sarsaparilla that has and is
constantly achieving snch remarkable cures of the
most difficult class Of diseases 10 which the human
frame is subject, and ask for Sandss Sarsaparilla
and take other. 81
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, Braltleboro