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Cleared.
Ships Mediator. Chaowck London, John Grswold; Cam
New orleans, T. Collins Co.-Bayques Ann Loui., Mar
schsik Vera Cruy, Haeous Brothers Cos STAFFORD Robson
New Orleans. j Elwek CoBrigs Hyas. Eustis. Maanzas
Buck Peten; Baldwin, Thompson. Savannah, Durham X
Dmon; Lovslaud, Chpr'eson George Bukley.-Schl
Mary Francis TAR, Havana. Foster Nickerson.
Arrived
Sch John Kendall Robinson, 20 DAYS from Atakapss La
with aud to master Left brig Androscoggin
DAYS. ldg schr Mogul for yom, do. Schr Oscar
sailed for Nfork asys prev l7h inst |a % Ion 49, 10
ends aud lay In that suaon ha an hour-earr ed
for and topinass and compel ed tn heads
OF &c bbl msasse being part OF deck load Was owrd by
Ame icsn Eagle.
Schr VslhsiIa Hsvn.s 70 days from Wilmington. NC with
naval stores aud lumber, Badger Peck The arrived in
the Lover Bay last sunday night aud daring the
night dragged her anchors and TO bling fast ia
the ice.
) hr Splendid, Neil days from Virgnia. with oysters
bound 10 Philadelphia, hrbor being unable
coed OF the ic 2oh inst in Delaware Breakwaer,
spoke the brandy Light Boat bound Capcs ot Virginia,
comfec to pat to accorGt the icere usstsd TO be
reported -
Schr VI. b. Robinson pugh day from New perm NC.wih
naval stores 10 = l.. Mitchell.
Scnr Emma Cole 10 days from Baltimore, with mdse to
johnson Lowden
sehr exsnd Lewis 10 lays from Baltimore. with mise,
10 Allen Pavson
Sc Mary, Trsicthen 10 days from Norfolk with md.e {,
hr May Jane Powell da,s from Noo,k wit, rndse to
Storges X learinan.
sehr Billimt Psar,al days from Rsppahaunock with
SIR Ariel Barnes days from Virginia. with oysters TO the
master
sctr Protector, Wright, days from York River with oyr
scbr Select, days from James River with wood. to the
master
Two ships, unknown.
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LATEST sOUTHERN SNIP NEWS.

bAt rMonE Jan 3o-Cld John Murray Devsreux Msnf,s.
iucHMoNp. Jan 26-Sld Tuscarora. Smsrk Nyors.
CHARLEsToN Jan 23-A.r Alien. Wilson NYoIk; Bella
.r, Ma Randall. Nurars CID Cha,lss Low, NYork; Ida.
Havana Sid Roger Stewart (Brl Begg, and Neptune
kechenbsrg Liyerpoo A erbusa, Baxter. London; Olive
fiz Panoss; Pontiac Parker Jul Carter and TNbee.
Mccormick. New York Rob Roy. LBrl Williams and + A
Browr estbronk West Indies; Paul Il Jones, De Forrest,
Philadelphia Sid gath, Carolina Sherwood. NYork.
loupe -'
DAfIFS Ga. Jan l9--Ar Cahawb, Coiha, NYok.
NOZZLE Jan i3An Edw Everett Boston; Gov Davis. do
ores do; AuIs Guadaoupe; Warsaw, Phil ,deipha; May
Frances mad PALESTINE New Xort Peter iiack Chareston:
Providence Proyidsnce Druid Bristol Eng; Hardy b TAR;
Isaac a. ad, NYork; Emma ihadephs; Magnet Laguna
Ga Newcastle Bal more; selma Nfork Commerce Proyi-
dence Arr 7th Susquehannah Bancroft NYo,k; Charleston
Boston ~ N' ~ 1907
NEW ORLEANS, Jan liar Ar,bella X ce, Portsmouth,
NH Cuiana Anderson Demera ephen Binney. Bell Fal.
m"uh -; Tn sabate Emrnsario, Cous, and Lawrence
Foster Havana; Cssco Wyman Reawina Sleeper Cha'
,9nj 10TH k.kwood Martha B- more; Icrd Weitngton,
Ii and Ed,.borgh iiondistte London; elWont Brown,
ghire Jonson Pm ladelpha; VuIiur; Walker Belize Hon;
rensun Dill pemerara; Arixere McClntock Bonae; Dsyid
Coin Smith Charl sen; John Smith savarnah; l6ih Nay
Flower, Weeks New York; Milo. Chick, Portsmouth, NH
Cheftain Laugh.or Beaum Iis. Wales; Magnolia Gron,ss
aud Condo Mard Trnidt"; RI, Grands Cousins e no
Wellington and several others, unknown. Cd 18th
Concord Lord Boston; Louisiana ETery Columbs. Wat
aud Sterling Pier NY.r 10th. Philena Fix Boston
Charlotte. Best, Charleston.
Foreign Ports.
MAYAoUEz. date-n port. Schools Hopkins from Bar.
disg.
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FOREIGN Lrrrrs orrrcr-Packet SHIPS Mediator Chad
wick Tor Londou. and Cambridge Bsstou for Liverpool
sail to day Their letter bsss Cia News Room in
the Exchange.
Bsio RroolsH GseSrse saia from Key West 2lst ak.
ana az she aow out Of mr isr entertained Tor her
Whsiemen.
IN 'e Archer Ricke,son, NB oil suited chad
A Lakiina in Sept Hope Roba-ou NIB (uo. w. Of Pro-
Touched Lahsins M III Oct u.s. Msrhs 20 mos cur (sop
r9.sd 81 Nswpor 80, So, 10Th Mary Mith Nant sp
WIN .s NB % VII ioa d. Lnasscu. Posa 40 s 40
h Veya1d TsS $50 81 's WIN sss's rs 500
%h; Fortune, Plymouth AIS 22d Alex Baclay Bremen
Foreign Ports.
rr o mt Ssm t Jan -a port Rocket dss oattr JsG
CITTr, Dec ALA port Antwerp Smith for New Orleans.
T.r';rE pes tin port Margaret Hugg. Hus., for Pair.
mo, t. load for b fillmore, ready.
Honle Ports.
belfast. Jan 2yThr bay frozen over; vessels bound
the Pnobscct will probably find open through Eastern
as ,ss 's%hs h,s by down
cTS;: jas s"sii Nancy Stevens Arr Sun
5s% ssA Maize r''buy and Mary Ma
rr"ourH Jan 2e-The harbor has been icebound the
SALEM, Jan 27-Cld F4ir6e.d, Burr NYork Sid Louisa
wy Howard Ba%@a SD s 81
Sa ay r ashore s Ss ST. wS,
suppo- ed without danag. The Rom started Saturday
hut anchored off Spectacle Island OF the drift
whe she remains 70 day herm brig is back Of Font In,
rendenc. apparently ashore posed the Augusta for Msta
za 2sh-The telegraph orts balnes outside uokno~n
the same ported Satu dsv The haroor closed by ice
Fort In ependeDce and thence Narrows the
eompl-ey obstractsd b, large fields OF ire 29hN arrival
I'D Mason, ndiaott Havana; Sophrona IF Boston, late
Aesoadria DC) Basse ST Jago Below. at anchor in Nan
,asse Hoad, hitler Brem from Liz sIrool Tennessee and
Rochelle Lom New Orleans; Chatham. Baltimore; und
Point lumber laden herm brig; Spectacle l.'an fore
70 &c 20 psa Long Island Head when the wind comes from
The end Of Sound Point Bar apparently much damaged
PgevlNo ETowS, Jan 25-A Turk Edridge Philadelphia
for B0s0n Souther B.rsow st Marks for aqnn Paine
s. Jago for aos yoant HOPKINS Norfolk for do 2shAri
the above lso ankee Boston for Philadelphia; herm
* SAD TO Dr. IRON eost for York and yera fore and AFT
Marv kimba (bef,re rled) off Nauset, ~nd brs
previously seen TO n TWO men on board IN South Shoa Sid
Spartan. Belle Isle, and Es1a naux, whaling.
WOODS HoLE, Jan 23li Arcturus Plummer Havana for
Il ~
rRoviDENcE, Jan 27-Sld Reaper Sears, DAT more.
BRisToL, Jan 21Arr Hole George. ork River Sid Ze-
nobia, Remi, gton. Savanna.
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Pan VALUE, MARsrr Pace AND DIVIDENDS THE EAs
MANUrAcToRIEs.
par 60. Inn, N

Those that have not declared div iends can be pretty
well estimated by the quotations given above
their stocks taken from the latest actual sales The
Cochcco, Chicopee, Salisbury Boston, Nashua, Great
FALL and N. f.. Worstcd companies range below par
The Merrmac is the highest the list The Mi dlesex
comes next which shows extra dividend of thirty five
per cent besides the usual dividend This Company is
confined entirely to the manufacture Of wooen goods,
such cloths and cassimeres They turn out weekly
1900 yards Of cassme and 1900 yards Of broad cloths
curing lOOOOOO pounds Of wool per This com.
pany has omitted dividend stopped running
Through all the notifications Of the tariff and the nuctua.
tons Of the currencyhrough all the different grades OF
the compromise acand the protective and nonprotec-
tive features Of the tariff act the stockholders of the Mid
dlcsex Woollen Mandatory OF Lowell Mass, have
ceved fair dividends the capital invested in the above
productions Is not this evidence that manuactu.
ring interests longer require protection The great
of the necessity for protection at any period has
been the extravagant and reckless system which nd.
vduals have undertaken this species of industry On the
principle any must have government Irotcc.
tion. by economical administration of the financial
affairs of corporate manufacturing company by proiu'
cling faster than demand 10 created by keeping within
limit that will enable immediate contraction to take CT
feet any body of men make the business profitable
without the aid OF protection any other government IA
vor. At all events il this interest actually required
exclusive privileges the cause longer exists, and the
important wants OF the government demand some move
mcnt for revenue.
This statement Of the principal manufactures Of this
country is very interesting at this period gives the
actual state of their value The late debates in the Senate
the tariff act have magnifed the whole question won
derfully The efforts OF the south this vexed subject
do not take that liberal that the various interests Of
the country demand and entitled to. Mr.. McDufkc
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AnluaenlentS.

ITALIAN OpERA.--The friends of this enterprise
will be pleased to learn, that the opera will open
most favorable circumstances The piece selected has
never been performed in this city, and is of the most
hearsa Saturday and the public may be assured that
the representation will eqna the expectations of its
sangune friends. The orchestra, under Rapetii is the
best that has been combined in theatre in this ciy
che chorus is very full and effective and the principal
parts will be sustained by performers who entitled
rank among the first class OF Italian singers that have vi
sied this country. The merits OF Antognini and Vacl
ni as tenor and bass are well KNOWN and predictions
are made for Signorna Borghese rom the specimen she
gave on Saturday, the most brilliant She is also
a very beautiful woman and an admirable actress inds
pensable prerequisites in the estimation Of American
therefore, give their liberal support this new attempt
TO establish the Italian opera permanently in this city and
not judge until they have heard.
90 Events in times past have proven that an
intermXed perlornance--a hash OF Dramatic and
Equestrian business would not suit the taste Of the New
York public The taste Of the public in this particular
Messrs Rockwell s Stone have established themselves
with accompany and stud OF unsurpassed excellence and
by conining themselves strictly to species Of per
Torrance they are greeted nightly by overlooking houses
"A word or two Of particulars. Hiram Franklin, a
general performer is equal to any man saw. In
his grand feat of the double somerset living
approach him. and as voltigeur have his
superior John Gossin the Clown will make all vsers
laugh and his lady by riding will excite their admiration
for her grace and correct action. in his famed
Indian actCole in his gymnastic eatsSergeant in his
OF Oue Motty with his cannon ballsal render entire
satisfaction and elicit the loudest applautc.
LAST DAY Bur TWO Of the Albino Boys, and of
Monsieur and Madame Checkeni, at the American
Museum. Splendid performances given every even.
ing o'clock. Dr. Valentine H. q. Sherman Great
particular desire, will repeat his Comic Yankee Lecture
ON Animal Magnetism, tonight, for the fourth time This
Is too good thing to be lostso every body will hear it
The experiments well the method of producing the
Sleep are novel and exceedingly amusing The Gypsey
Queen may be privately consulted at all hours regard
ing past, present and future events.
''VRGlNIA SERENADERs'' are to sing at the Bowe.
ry Amphltheatrc, this evening, for the Benefit OF
John Diamond The hand consists of Messrs. r. Meyers
James Sanford Cool White, Carter and Edwards They
are to sing ameng other popular songs the favorte song
Of Dandy JIM" and the quartette Of wonder whar he
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has certainly taken new Tound and proposes the sstab
uhent OF three distinct considerations in the event Of
which he prophecies the gradual decay Of the cities ofhc
north and the advancement Of those the south There
Is no question: that present sgtaies and interests the
whole nation ore than this And the view taken
oft by the Senator from South Carolina is in accordance
with the spirit always manifested by those who consider
themselves entitled TO exclusive privileges In advocating
the establishment OF 4 tariff and proposing
reduction of duties to meet that standard discover
under the protesations against protection a decided
intention to secure the same advantages for the south that
are SO strongly objected to when enjoyed by the north
The manufacturers Of the hay been under the pro
lection OF government, far standard of duties gave
It, matter OF considerable doubt whether Congress
had the rover constuonally to extend this aid
1t was granted and under that grant the manuiac
turing nteres! has grown great and obtained firm ioun
dation The protection alluded longer demanded
required The whole country interested in the revi.
sion of code of duties that will merely create revenue
to carry ON the ramications OF government This il all
the south and west askit all they want is all they
require The most radical freetrade the country
cannot in justice demand The talk and threats
about three distinct considerations IS all nonsense and
comes from source that although powerful is nothing
hut the outpourngs Of mind filled with mistaken
jealousy and unfounded sectional prejudice This ques
ton has now become very exciting topic and the hole
system of warfare on the tariff will be carried on with
new weapons, and will bring into the field matters that
before have been considered irrelevant and order
The internal improvements of Michigan for the pas
year have paid very fair per cent income their
The receipts and expenditures of the railroad companie
show very favorable balance the right side of tn,
books.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Receipts for passengers, mail, mdze and sales of
old iron for the year ending Nov. go 1913. Ilg 9st
Expenditures for road, machinery, cars, stations
sc. 1I960
Nett revenue for 1913, s75,O26
The annual nett Of the road since first opened
has been as follows
1888 1879 1910 1871 1912
$37,?s2 $l6,7O3 S2O6s1 $25635 500 O75
The road extends 80 miles from Detroit and cost
100 Ooo and has the past year paid per cent
the capital invested The Southern Michigan Railroad
cepts for ls3 a 6O and the expenses for the same
period $1,000 leaving balance of $780, which ex.
pended in providing new and paying oil old claims.
Old stock Exchange.
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EXTRAORDINARY
SCENES IN WASHINGTON
NEXT WEEKLY HERALD.
UNRIVALLED ATTRACTION

The WEEKLY HERALD. which viii be published
next Saturday will contain full, authentic graphic,
and dsgueeotype report Of the recent scenes in Wash
ingon rith Elegant sngrarngs possible in which Mr.
Stewart. Mr.. Weller. Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Ingcrsoll, MIR.
Shriver all bear conspicuous part.
This Weekly Herald will be the only paper in the coun
try which will contain aithul picture Of these
The Washington papers generally, out of their modesty
poverty have suppressed the richest portions of these
dongs of great SO also have all the other papers
in the large cities which too beggnry to pay for
that maintains at Washington full corps OF reporters,
and absolutely pays them with money-not bankruptcy.
These reports, in the Weekly Herald, will be accom-.
panied as We have said, with elegant engravngs Illus
ratng the picturesque of the speakers pugi
lists. and other distinguished charac ersPrice 81 per
hundred -papersnct pugilists. Orders to be sent in
without delay Newsboys, attend.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME Court, Jan. 3O.-On
motion of Mr. Webster John p Hale Eso nj
New hampshire was admitted an Attorney and Counsel
Tor oiths Court No a-Alcxander g. McNutt, Governor
Richard j. Bland al In error to The Circuit Court
oihe United states for the Southern District Of Mississippi
Mr. Justice Baldwin delivered the opinion Of this Court
reversing the Judgment Of said Circuit Court In this
cause with costs and REMINDING the cause with direc
tons to enter Judgment for the plaintiff in that Court
Rcrery Chew ct al The argument Of this cause " as
continued by Mr. Barton for the defendants Adiourned
till tomorrow. III o'clock AM NIB The ti,oc ,,'i,hin
which counsel may submit. cases on printeJ aror
(uder the 10th rule Of Couru will expire on tbc
l1th February next - ~
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RAPE AND ATTEMPTED MuRDER.--An Irishman
named John Angllm, was committed on Tuesday.
in Philadelphia charged with most brutal outrage. II
appears the prisoner about four weeks ago. lost his wife,
Since her death young Irish woman, named Catharnc
German, who the OF his wife during her Illness
has been his housekeeper and his children At
late hour at night he entered the chamber and
alter committing the most brutal violence upon her per-
son, attempted to murder hcrinfcting two irghtfnl
gashes with a knife upon her throat.
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Fiusr BOARD, Jan 3l.--i0o shares Girard Rank 81
1900 stare IS n $1,000 each) s5i $1,000 State 6s $50
Qew annuaD So; III shares Philadelphia Bank 1901 10
de- Farmers and Mechanics Bank, all 100 do Heading
kg 23i $4,000 Reading Bonds. b 5f7l 30 shares VIII
%S,igton Rn l6s a do Vcksburg Bank, a74 do do
.. Q shares schuylkill Jsnk & p, 81 do CONNER
cia nsnk Cincinnati. 80 300 do ticksburg Bank 81
soVoV Chesapeake and Delaware 6s 1866, 43j
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READ THE FOLLOWING LETTERS
From Ex PRESIDENT Jackson. and President Tyler


HERMITAGE, April IL, 1913.
Messrs. PEAsE Son II have the pleasure acknow-
friend Mr. j. Armstrong and with your esteemed
present package Of Hoarhound Candy, for which
receive my sincere thanks. can only add. that may
thousands receive from its much benefit have
done; then will its inventor go down to postery
its beneiactors am gentlemen, very respectfully your
friend and obedient servant. ANDREW JACKSON.
WASHINGTON, April q, 1913.
The President desires me TO return Messrs Pease Son
his acknow Judgments and very sincere thanks for the
box of candy received mt their hands. lie has used it
with much benefit to himself remedy for colds and
coughs am with much respect
JOHN TYLER, Jr, sec'y.
Sold at 81 Division street, 10 Aston House. and 10 Fulton
street, Leger Buildings, Philadelphia; 10 Baltimore
street, Baltimore; 81 State street Albany; State street
Boston; 232 Broad street, Newark; l39 Fulton street.
Brooklyn; corner sh and Wood street pittsburg, Pa
Agents-Fonda Louisville KY; VIM. Lyman & Co.,
Montreal; Peck & Speare, Burlington, Vt.
o. PRIVATE MEDICAL AID-The members Of
the New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress qackery
leave to state that their particular attention continues
be directed to all diseases oil private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases they
can confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid al
vanages not to be met with in any institution this
country, either public private The treatment of the
College such to insure in and is
totally different from that nc Gus practice Of running
the constitution with mercury. AMI in leaving
disease much worse than the original One Of the
bers OF the College for many years connected with the
principal hospitals Of urcpe attends daily for consulta
Tcrms-AdvIce and medicine, SIS A cure guaranteed
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INvALDs--Persons living in
the country and not finding it convenient to attend per
sonally have forwarded to them chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform perfect by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time Of
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, il
W. .. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting rooms OF the College, o5 Nassau
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5riys B. lEr) noa,rst. London; Ansola Bell Asnssna;
9,owIer; umer. Mobi; Exc:'. suirh. savsnnsh' Moon
Ia Cha lesou schr. Morning Star Cornih st Jsao de
Cuba H?e, Mitchell. MAJ SAUL, Ida, (B. Howard Sierra
lfoat Stevens. Briggs, Baltimore. Most OF the above
were towed out by steam
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Married,

On Wednesday morning January 81 by the Rev. Tho
mas J. Sawyer, Mr. ISRAEL PuRpY to Miss EMILY A
DMox, daughter of John Dmon ESQ., all Of this city.
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n4- WE REFER OUR READERS TO THE PRO.
gramme Of the concert to take place this evening at Con-
cert Hall 400 Broadway to be given by the members Of
ranos late Company The selection consists Of the most
popular music OF the day As this the opportunity
offered the ladies Of hearing those talented vocass
anticipate full attendance.
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o(7F. WE ARE REQUESTED TO SAY THAT IN
the case OF John W. ThoTne Samuel H. Moser is not
John w Thorne of lls Broad street and IL Hudson ST.
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:
Domestic lamentations.

ATrAKAPAs-Schr John Kend ll-200 hhds sugar so
uses Leytc 30 l6 hhds molasses Foster Nicker
on
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MONEY MARKET.
Wednesday,. Jan. 3l-N r. Nj.

Stocks continue in very unsettled state. From day to
day they advance and decline from half three per
cent Indiana fell back ] per cent Farmers Trust
Mohawk North American Trust Canton Long
Island improved q Harlem ! ; vicksburg Pennsy l.
vana SIS very firm also Ohio 6s Paterson and Nor
wich There has been sales of Kentucky for day
0l is offered, 10! asked % offered for Ohio Life and
Trust 90 asked The sales at both Boards to very
moderate extent. Wall street is very dull both re
CARDS movements in stocks and trade
bill has lately passed the House of Representatives
Tennessee authorizing the Bank Of Tennessee draw
upon the Treasurer Of the State in of deficiency
means in the Bank to meet its current liabilities.
The statement ofhe Exchange Bank Of Virginia as OK
listed the 3st Of December ls3 presents the following
features =
EXCHANGE BAsK OF ViRc,sis.
ss ssa ps aes sr pul.
Bills Of Exchange 1870 ie osits ,s5,Si
B:.,.s Hs;: ss s sssT'' if'
s3,Oo5s7o a,OO5g7O
Out Of the above surplus dividend Of $500 per share
declared amounting to SOL 100 Bonds paid Sa3l6
Tax S6aseaving surplus OF Sll6,325 equal to $685.
per cent the capital This is very favorable report
the specie hand amounting to nearly two thirds the
amount of paper in circulation, and the loans and dis
counts reaching but triAe over the capital
The Trustees of the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Compa
ny have asceraned profit OF 30 per cent the nett
earned premiums OF the six months ending December 3st
1872 and like profit on the business of the year ending
December 81 lSi3 which have been divided follows
70 the cash capital dividend of 49, per cent lol per
cent payable in cash the 9th proSmo and 80 per cent
in scrip certificates, bearing interest, and to the not
marked oil premium dividend of 80 per cent in scrip
certificates, bearing interest.
few of the manufacturing companies of the east have
declared dividends The profits arising from their indus.
try have in many instances been exaggerated and in
others rated at too low point. The following tablc-so
far dividends have been declared-gives view that
will correct the conflicting accounts that have been
ported for the purpose of influencing legislation the
tariff act =
Pan VALUE, MARIrr PaIcE AND DIVIDENDS THE East
MANurACToRIEs
Par Present Semi. annual
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DC THE MANIKlN, IN TIE CONSISTORY ROOM,
Wiliamsburgh will be dssected this evening by Professor
Bronson and lecture given Body and Mind. with
REGULATIONS and Singing by Mr.. Nash All who pay 81
cents admission will get one copy Of Elements OF rhys
ooSy illustrated by about one hundred engravngs
presenting nearly every part Of the body all who pa,
30 cents admission for two ladies and gentleman will get
two copies.
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- TO LET--i, the hrt Of May, the lower ioor and
IN cellar c large and convenient Dry cots Stoe oca.
JA tel in Hanover well suited a. the jotbng tu.
slpsss Addrss Box ii9 Upper Post office. = Il itsm