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New Stock Exchange.
Died.,

On Friday, 10th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Mcleod, Mr.
JAMES ADAMS, Of Norfolk, Va, to MISS JANET SurHER
LAND, of this city
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Moneys Concert-The whole town are
going the Tabernacle tonight Mrs franklin the cee-
ed vocst who the applause Of all New York when
few years she dvney with Baham the
Mr. Horncastle Mr. Mooney and This will
he INN
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1, BRUWN
STONE SEAL ENGR
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE HAT SALES

WINTER STYLE GENTLEyMEN'S BEAVER and
French Silk Hats Travelling Evening and other Caps
the best materials the fashionable and be
coming styles ready for pecton and sale.
The aud quality of the goods offered establish.
msn enttle them to the notice OF those about purchasing
ROWE, Merchants Exchange
do lm-r 40 William street.
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Bonds on which State has to pay interest ST. O9s OOe
Bonds on which the bank pays interest. 100000
Interest which will he due January lst 1896 277732O
Six per cent treasury notes outstanding 4el 435
Interest now due on SIX per cent treasury
Five per treasury notes outstanding 44isSS
interest now due on five per cent treasury
Loan from the bank, under act of January
~ ios9. ....'. $4,000
Total debt January LIST, 1916. ..... SIC, 462, oso
The interest the debt in arrears and the amount
annually falling due the LIST of January 1896 will be
annexed:
ca 500 600 Wabash and Erie Canal bonds
on 1pe Fs es ss" for years and 10000 5000
Ga soasiGOc Tor five years, at five per ''So S''S0
'N"N't. 's'""'''-.. 2fsbrabo 3H,7O0
Interest five and six per cent Treasury notes 1852
Total amount OF int ...............$ 607 772
The debt on which the bank pays interest is promptly
and puncualy paid This amount is 81 800 000 leaving
$40 OLA $50 which the int is due from the State
The Auditor staes In the last four years. the State of
Indiana has raised, bthe direct tax upon the persons
and property of her citizens the sum of 81 900, be
sides defr ing the expenses of collection which
be estimated at $4,000 more-thus making the requsi
ton upon the taxpaying population amount to more
than $500 900 per During the period she
has contributed towards the her debt existing
in the shape of six per cent treasury notes. upwards of
eleven hundred thousand dollars-a fact to which her
people may appeal in vindcaon of the fair fame of the
State from the odium of reputation. Her obligations
her citizens to the amount Of than two mil
lions OF dollars have in the embarrassed state of her
finances, not only justified but rendered imperative,
temporary pospcnement of the claims of her foreign
creditors.
The rapid rise and progress Of Indiana is the sures
security that every single cent of her Indebtedness in
any shape will be ultimately paid; principal inte rest
and every thing else will be eventually quidated and
the people othat young and thriving State will be among
The most prosperous in the country. The population Of
Indiana in 1900 was 4s75 in ls40, it was s5s66 in
1884, according to estimate 10000 and in ls45, uon
the data, than eight hundred thousand The
of the State is square miles, nearly the whole
of which is the most fertile and productive soil in the
world There is section Of the Union possessing a
enterprsing population and the increase from year
year in the numbers Of cultivated great
in any western State
The resources Of Indiana, in ls43 and a. and the in
in year in the wealth and resources of the
State, will be seen by the annexed statement -
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-FOUR CONFESSIONS are wanted Immediately at this
I office Apply 1.-THE fourth story. die ltfh
WANTED,
A RESPECTABLE PERSON to obtain subscribers for a
"A Rattle of valuable foreign Paintings, to whom
liberal commission will be given Apply by letter to H. W.
Box No 20 Post Office Brooklyn. d 2ttrc
TO CONNOISEURS
A FEW doz. high grade PALE AMONTILLADO SHEER
IA RY, vintage S20-For sale by
ISAAC BRITTON,
dl6 tim 81 Franklin, corner Church street.
HOPS! HOPS! HOPS!
I BALES Prime New Western, for sale low, BY
WEEKS * ANDERSON,
,, Druggists, 30 Fulton, cor Water
dlo It-rh and CO Bowery, corner Walker.
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HYDROPATHY.

IL DhOGh n.
"A HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTION has been recently es-
tablished IN MCrsown, j. under the supervision Of
Dr Geo. T. Dexter In Typhus Scarlet Intermittent and Re.
ment Fevers The action ofthe Wafer Cure shorten
~ the duration OF diseases and the patent with hut
little loss of time sacrifice seng h. IN Rhsumatism
lacute and chronic( Gout. Dorsy Paralysis Dyspep,a
Scroiua Erupvc Diseases, Constipation Spinal Disease I'm
Guiding cur1aures and dlstorstioes Debility the
dy with which relief obtained often surprising The in
variable which has attended the Of the
mentioned diseases at the hydropatbc institutions
rurope renders worthy the consideration Of those afflicted
with similar complaints.
Letters of inquiry, postpaid, addressed to Dr. DEXTER
MoTflAtOMn. ~. j. " Ill with attenllpn DIG
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AmUsE 1fEsTS.


Benefit OF Mr. Charles Kean,
MR.. AMI % MRS vi SEQ cT Y ilisi 8 xEAN
Tuesday Evening, December I6,
THE Ml'l R e Ss51siT.$
$" lh0' Clifford. H., which MIR Chars Kssn
A Pas seul. 80. by Miss H. vsllee
THE FoLLIE5 OF A NIGHT
Philip Duke de Chartres .,....... Mr. G Kenn
Price Adnis.,oa"Boi.. si m 50 ' cent. ' a. her.
81 o'clock .sa the C-rs.a wilri.e pr, e.ey
sOWERV THEA9N1o-
A. W. JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR-
Benefit of Mrs Shaw
Tuesday Evening, December Is,
iHEg F BGrnEs s sf ffGIsas; s'in
q, George Toachwood '''. Clarke
NJ Me-. sntneriand
r. AGSE AGNES De WE'RE
BO,s, second aad Th DiS T,s as eu
Door. will oper q half pa.ts the cprtair vii, ra-u7
PALMO's OPERA HOUSE
"wednesday Evening, Dec. IL, Is45.
Will p TIE fEsis swiss f. FH SS ITIyn'' only
- tDie Schwezer Famnie)
Grand f HPfSSd sIsf fE iiRssNNpss y0a ws
b bs5 GG a as . Ht ses Ssss5
Paul, his COUSIN. :. Herr Blese
ssha'$ B Il. wife sw. i;l Hsm k MsysJ
S@sIiss b: daughter Peasant. ;M%s 4 soo Quo
s choroass Of Peasants IaGs People
Servants, &c.
tfs'i s's Gay S sfSss
y.sd to honor the Manager Of the German Opera BY their
Tier Ter e
precisely. ' " a. ~ = -
CHEsNU UT STREET. Vas7z-CIts..
- PHILADELPHiA.
Last Night of Opera Company.
Tuesday Evening, December I6,
Will be presented the BOHEMIAN GIRL-Thaddeus, Mr.
rrazer D pew Mr. seaun Count Arnhem Sig Della
After which the Farce Of the Rlsa LIoN-Tom Moore, Mr.
The prices q sdmssasas are e as fo lio's9
Upper Tiers 81 Of SG ses. ana % cents
ARCH STREET. THEATRE
PHILADELPHIA.
srAsE MArAeKK. Ma IL T. sssssri
Benefit of the Globe Library Company
Tuesday Evening, December 10
w es f 3. Of os NJ
ran Morris lie Clare Burke; Eusena, Mrs Burke; Ge
Dancing BY Carlins and Master Wood
sTAiRs-My Lord Duke, Mestayer Lo1el, BuIke; Miss
wednesday-Mr. Adams vnginius.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
ME COMMITTEE appointed to take the necessary steps
IN arranging a CONCERT,
be given testimony Of the high entertained by
A, b. 7 PA Il as.s I'' esq LOT
Editor ofMe Angio- american, of this City,
.is
AT THE TABERNACLE,
On which occasion the services of the following eminent
Artists have been voluntarily tendered:-
A''' '' Mis- S$ Hss HSs1 n E2?s5 H.
xsr. M MR. $Y;ES sH' IL 5acsrs
E Eisn: Mr. j oE 4 A Mkk Fks..
Piano Fs4ls Mil: HUBER Ml II e. TMN
s%d sEs
Pianist ........... ........ Mr.. H. c. TlMM.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.
To be the usual places of the various Members
of the Committee. die Sire
MIR. BURKE's SECOND CONCERT.
e place PHes ss'fs to- COY
saloon in Broadway which he viii be assisted by
ns Do to be , the Music
at the door
Mr. G. Q. COTTON
WILL deliver Lecture Clinton Hall Tuesday Evening
w. Dec. 18th. Subject; Chemistry illustrated by
which quantity Of Sitiou, OXIDE or Laughing Gas will Be
adm ,ni.tered 70 such gentlemen desire inhale l.
Iian Ladies will attend Lecture to commence a, ha:rsst
T. o. OF 0. F.
LECTURE will be given before Washington Lodge No.
"A r. O. OF o F., At their rooms Nationai Hal Canal st
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NOTIJE.
LII persons hereby prohibited from trusting or giving
"A credit the Baque Gauges, debts
on her by person will b paid by her
conslgnees. WILSON BROWN
dl3iw+rc
IJACkEF SHIP TENNESSEE from New Orleans, rs dis
cnarving at Orleans wharf foot OF Wall Consign
please attend TO the receipt Of their goods
NOTICEA person. ors 1orh,d Larhor,nr oT Tnsng any,
Oh the crew Of the British barque ANN HARLEY from
the captain or consipnees. w. ~ -
o Woodruff v MlNTuRN,
w ~ 81 South street.
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TURTLE SOUP FOR EXPLOITATION.
GosLlNG Of The American and French Dining Saloon,
NOS 81 aud t6 Nassau has always ready Green Tur
tie Soup for Captains families put up tin boxes
Upwards Of 100 different dishes served daily for dinner
from " NJ nll F. NJ the best of the markets. all kinds
game Nc for prices which suit body. He has ely
erected machine wherein dinner for 200 persons be
two prepared Has famous buck wheat cakes Every
arrangement IS made for the comfort OF the siters His Sa
loon is from A. NJ till r. NJ Except the first day in
the week till 3 p. MI
My son, Henry Gosng has erected q great expense
Very thankful for the bestowed for the
last hve years, and in the hope of continuance have the
n21 im'rc L. COSTING.
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CHEMICAL B4LSAM,
(Nr- Hair Tnv1 svnS.ctAr.

REMEDY for all diseases incidental to the Hair and
restorative in all cases where Badness not beyond the
reach of art.
MERITS OF THE CHEMcL BILsAM on Ham INvIGoRroR.-t
prevents Badness Dandr and Cutaneous Scru
II keeps the Hair in its natural color and prevents il from
turning grey il presented To the world with firm
lief that beautiful and healthy restorative of the Hair
will be found trial uncqualled Prepared solely by r. Pha
Ion, No. 2l4 Broadway.
Agens-O Fish 4 Co.. Washington, d. c.; Aver Phelan
g Broad Columbus, Georgia Tuttle Assembly Build
ings of Tenth and Chestnut Philadelphia H. Rice
corner Of Court and Hqwand; streets Boston Brow
Ulster Co.. "; v. b. Locsrow, No; 81 Beaver street.
Albany; John b. Watson, Charleston HOTEL South Carolina;
j. Tousey, Syracuse Y; Gorton Anderson, Newport II.
i and No l73 Division street, opposite Ludlow, N Y
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i AWRENCE, MYERS & Co, 80 Stone street. have ust
- received Epevier aud Sea- the undo
Brandes:--
Otard Dupuy Co in half pipes pale and dark vntages,
1870 to 1874
Bonoemort * Becker do do do do
j. j. Dupuy, do do do do
Which they offer for sale The under house
lock and entitled TO debenture. de- 2m+r
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GRAND CHRISTMAS BALL.
TINHE FIRST GRAND EXCLUSIVE FANCY DRESS
BALL of the Minerva Society," will be held at the Mi
nerva Rooms, No 4o6 Broadway, on THURSDAY Christ
mas) Evening, Dec Is l845
The committee this 1.-THE only ball to be
by the above Society this would inform their friends
and those who attended their balls last that they have
made such enables them all who
may favor them with their company evenings
entertainment.
Mr. Waaces unrivaled Quadrle Band has been engaged
for the occasion. dl 2taw td23 Tu&Th nc
A. DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL.
A Lien DODWORTH would beg leave inform his
n friends that il his intention ommence Private
Dancing School his residence 448 Broome Mon
day afternoon, Oct goth From his long with the
Dancing world and having avaied himself Of structons
from the best have visited this
Paul Tagon and others o! like celebryhe feels at he
well qualified teach the city; and his musical
education will certainly him advantage
present the profession Be that those who Ia
him with their rely acquiring correct
aud fashionable style Of Da TSp k,s
Quarter Of q Lessons, including the Quadre Waltz,
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka. 90
Days and Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays o'clock, for Ladies and
Misses over l2 years Of age
On Wednesday and Saturday, O'Clock for Misses and
Boys under l2 years Of age-and
Ga Monday "Wednesday Thursday and Saturday for Gen
tlemep, at o'clock p. M.
second Class viii be formed from to TO- for those who
cannot attend earlier.
Private given any other hours either resi-
dence Of the pupil or at the school. o2l lm+rc
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WASHINGTON, Dec. l3, 18Ii


Strolling up to the White House to-day, as
reached the barn, (or the White House has barn,)
saw two negroes unloading straw and just in front
of me came marching man with his hands in his
pockets, and his head hung down. The two negroes
were uttering the following dialogue as passed :
81 say Bill, de man wild de wife hat is come agin !
he-he-he" Hush you yaller scamp, he'll hear
you-and massa Polk want de wislters treated berry
cibil" "I tnk he didn't get de office, any how;
for he hang his head like de lilly and dis be de tenth
time cotch'd him gwine away like de rooster in de
ram storm, Observation-Disclosures the negroes
as rho man looked round and wished them in place
FOO warm to mention. The hopes and fears OF the
office seekers here are curious, and many OF the
tales OF the most conspicuous have crept into my
ears and intend to leak them out through your
columns as occasion requires; and II they are not
on the qui pire, some OF their nasty tricks will get
into print, and they dread the truth and fearless
freedom OF the Herald more than Belshazzar OF old
did the writing on the wall.
Madame Rumor says that John Bull has come to
his milk and that the British minister has offered
10 accept the old proposition OF the Secretary OF
State-that proposition he flung in the face OF the
ironmonger" last summer. There Is mucn more
poetry than prose in these singular negotiations
think they will terminate like the " paitie OF rorl
Christina" without the loss OF sinEc Il'ah oI
either sde-the fear of famine will make England
accen, of our terms and young Miss Jonathan viii
ont, yv;t her tyrannca old mother at last Inc sig
nal ability of Mr.. Buchanan has won MIN iaureis
that will live for ever, in the conducting OF thIs very
important and interesting nego.laio .h .sn,
son,e Of this lspent time before the close OF the
session. IN ;, ,o, h;,s =,
f,s I nromlspd) " Governor faunem, 81 W"he,
HE is a man whose noble heart beat ior lns couh'
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TANO-OO tons of the cargo Of ship shakespeare i'm
VI ported direct from and warranted equal IL
rnor 10 any Improvisation sale tight t-rces and casks by
IA T.. X. COLLINS CO Sc South at
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THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY'S BALL
'I,HE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE IRISH
i EMIGRANT SOCIETY, respectfully announce The
public that the second Annual Ball aid OF the funds the
Society will be given at Nblos, MONDAY Evening" De-
ceUber goth.
Tickets admit gentleman and ladies' are three dol
lars eac and may be had from Of the officers of the So
ciety.
+. w. Cerke, Esq, President, 43 Nassau st.
Gregory Dllsn, ESQ, ls Vice President % Barcayst
Hugh Kelley Esq, sd Vice President. 1888 Bowery
James Reybqm Esq; Treasurer, 80 Wall st.
William Redmond Esq., Treasurer pro. tenn, "a Exchange
Place.
John T. Doyle. Esq Corresponding Sec'y IS Nassau
~. 0'Connor, Esq. Recording Sec'y, 90 John ST.
Felix lngoldsby, Esq, ll9 Maiden lane.
John Manning, Esq, I66 Pearl st.
q. Fl. Sheahan, Esq IA Fulton st.
James Mathews, j So, IS Wall st.
DR.. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm st.
Arthur Stewart, Esq SO Merchants Exchange.
G. AZ. Marry, Esq, So Pine
James dwell, Esq, l79 West st.
Thomas Boland Esq 10 Ann ST.
John McNcol, Esq 81 Roosevelt ST.
Thomas Swanwick, Esq, S. Pine st.
James Shepherd Esq.
Charles T.. shea, ESD, az Cedar
Terence Donnelly Esq, South Williamst.
And at the Office OF the Society, No Ann street -
n2g SaTu&Th D29"rc
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTICE.
FA SHION ABLE SALE,

AUCTION NOTICE.
A SHION A b l. f SA LIE,
To ,ctich the admirers of Tie Fine Arts are directed
SIGNOR VITO Wits
GRAND COLLECTION OF MARBLE, BARDEGLIA, AGATE,
SCHEMA AND ALABAsrER VASES AND srATUARY,
MASTEL ORNAMENTS, ETC,
Being has Fail Importation
JACOB PLATT will sell on Wednesday Evening, Dec.
Ih at o'clock n the large sales room, No AS Broad
under the direction Of John f. Van Antwerp the entire
Fall Importation Of sisnor Vito VIII from his mandatory
in Italy.
Also selections made by himself of superb French Porce
lam Vases and Ornaments variety and beauty of
pattern; rich Porcelain Dinner Desert and Tea Toilet
sets, &c, &e.
Also rich assortment of Orolu, Bronzed and Svered
Gandoes from three lights Ormou and Broazed Solar
Lamps, &c.
Trays, &c.
and comfortable aud will be paid to their
mediation.
Catalogues ready and be had the auction
roon OF Fiat and Gold the sales AS
Broadway The goods be till "Wednesday
ing when the will be brilliantly lighted and the sale
ced
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|. o. OF .. f.
LECTURE will be given before Washington Lodge, No
"A r. o. Off f. at their rooms National Hal Canal
Tuesday evening, Dec 10th, by member OF the Lodge
The Order generally fully invited attend
SEYMOUR j. STRONG, N. q.
j. MILTON SMITH, Secretary dis 2ttm
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WANTED,
CUBSCRIBERS-AtC LARKS& STEVAN'S Free Agen.
ey and Temperance intelligence IS Duane street. west Of
out charge and also with little delay cooks
waters every description aud Of good moral character
A first rate Cook hand 9t Duane Imtrh
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han the estimates The returns for April to the 18th
now transportation Of "a $50 tons, while the estimates
rths month are only 5000 At the rate OF trans
sation, the amount for the month i'll be about So OeO
pns exceeding the estimates IL 900 TONS The estimated
for the year 750 900 TONS the Reading
iirsad alone. The increase far In the actual re
eps over the estimate is sufficient to satisfy those
look carefully into the thing that the ots ranspor
on Tor the year will exceed the estimate least ity
nousand tons This will make the aggregate transpo
son i"r the year eight hundred thousand tho
ssadng Rosd alone, and with the Mill Greek Road
Of at least nine hundred thousand tons OF
oy the works Of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail-
, vsa company, giving gross income Of more than
nion OF collars per annum. The quarter just closed
the poorest in the year for the transportion OF
material The best quarter Is from the LIST Of July 70
ne Soth 81 September. At this rate, the Reading Rail.
rom the vicinity. About one beat day js loaded at
Pchuyk now for way points and three day at Pstts
lille This will give the canal about 1900 tons week
rem these tive points. For short time, small supplies
or Port Clinton will 90 the canal; after which time
hll the coal frem that point will by the Railroad
Except what 10 for way places.
The recent sdvces from Liverpool in relation to Cotton
pro NOT butthey
lead operators to sntcipas, by future arrivals decline
IN prices and depression in the market. The accounts
deceived in Liverpool by several arrivals previous
departure of the Great Wsssrn Of hs state of the supply
y the raw material in this country, seemed to haten
prices and weaken holders These accounts reported
large crop The receipts far this have confirmed
he estimates, and the annexed statement shows that the
prop this year will exceed that Of any previous
RECEIPTS AND ExPoRTs OF CoTroN FROM PoRrs OF THE
fe.,as4 49,. UNITED STATES.
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BY Last Nights Southern Nail.

PHILApELrHIA, April TAR Volta Tuttle NB.dford; Ala
nsma Nicholson rrovidence; New Jersey Bell Albany Cid
Betsy X Jane, BIevoor West lndi.s
"a IBsALIIMoRE, April H.AI Rochester. CLARK, I'm NYsrk-
Gid HOPE HoWes, Lees, fandwch Mass Alexandria Lewis
P.oyidence. ''
NosFoIK, April i5-An Mary, Trefethen, and Hannibal
raTke< pighon Rio Nckeron, NBedfcrd-Sld ,Ann D. Be
ton; Moselle, Standard, NHaven.
kcHMoNp Arri l5-Arr Orson Henderson; Sea- Hart and
Build Budd, NYork; Galena, Luds Albany-Sd Joseph
Marsh, Pears, NYoik.
CHAaLEsToN, April l5Ar Warren Howes, and Mary Ann
Brswn Boson Cleaner Crawford, Gibraltar-lsh, Ko.
man. poane BGston-Cld Mosele. Sonefby, HavreSd EN-
Mss.I, Ap5 o-Cla Adelaide. Hannah. Liyerpocl Mil.
Provdence-AM Waverley, smith, Liverpool; James Coo.
per- tarney Nfork Condor, Mayo, Havana; Atasun, Fin
York. -' ''' ~"
NEw ORLEATs April eArr Arkauzas, Banker New York;
unon ksthbone do; Orleans, smith, Norfolk Cld Mason
EndIeo Havan yistula do; Constantine Liverpool; Goiah,
do Suffolk do; Phenx Savannah; Ariel New York: Mary
Trinidad; Alderman, Boston; Fulcrum, Norfolk.
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Died.

On Thursday, l7th inst. Mrs. HELEN BERNARD, wife Of
Henry Bernard, aged 43 years.
The friends and acquanances Of the family and of her
son-in law Wm H. Marshall, respectfully invited to
atSnd her funeral without further invitation, this Fr
day) aNernoon at O'Clock, from 81 Grand street..
On Thursday, l7th inst in the 4s.h year of his age
JosrPH MORGAN, q native Of Wales.
Hs friends and those of his brothers. John and George
Morgan and the members Of the welsh Societies general
~ are respectfully invited TO attend his funeral from his
late residence 900 Fourth street. east side OF
this friday afternoon at O'Clock precisely without
further invitation.
On Thursday. 18th inst. Mrs. JULIA ANn FamBIx, wi
dow of the late Dr. Joseph Frisbie.
The friends of her family and those of her unces
Manly and John Manly are requested to atend her iu
residence, 432 Greenwich street.
On Thursday, 18th inst after short Illness Alexis
MICHAEL youngest son of william ard Margaret Ma
lone, aged one year.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are res
pectfuly invited to attend his funeral this rday af
ternoon, at o'clock, from 80 Blescker street
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Second Board.
New Stock Exchange,
SALES OF srocxs-Bosror. Aprjl ls.

a. the Exchange Board-3 shares Boston and Worcester
R, l.H, 90 Id Colony Re- soam oi 80 Long Island RR
Is Norwich aud Worce.ter r. solm, s6l 25 do 3m &c
100 do ss 0o do bo2m 68 50 Wilmington mr. 2 $50 do be
2ix tro do, boIod u; 100 do, 2o; 80 do 2os
ut .qscon- i6 SHARES Western mr. Yer C advi ., Bos-
ton snd Worcester ~, M adv Dedham Manul.sturins
Sat saHn [p.r g, yer &c ady Wassnsto do s,h
Doys,2n Insurance Co, az ady 10 Hope do ss3 per sh
milton usactnVns Co, per CT adv; Great Falls DO
coapsns per g adv 1000 Boson City 3P,r payable 55
and level RK. s. a6k adv; 30 Concord do
psr o sss 69s pei sha,e 10 Fi!chburg d.
chan B,ak 50 "a PER e adv; Is New England do, "a pei
g adv sh,wmms az, Sso pc; .h yrAne do s99 per sh
d. p l sle 7c per shae l5 Eagle do per adv;
n
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state or Trade.


hsHxs-Pos are 6sm at 81 GOT iai Pearls are stsa
ey at 81 sol 4 62t.
BEEswsx-Prme yellow OF all descriptions sells at 2ol
o SOC. The demand is limited.
BasAp,Iurrs-Westcrn four, 81 6s3-no higher
Georgetown ard BrandywIne, 81 Is. Market dull
Five thousand bushels Of whoat have recently been
purchased Ia S.. Louis TOR st. johns N B. The prices
paid ranged IRON 55 10 7l cents eushci embracing
rs description,
CorToS-fhe market remains Inactive. Holders are
offering their supplies any extent, and the sales,
which 10 not exceed 900 bales rather in favor Of the
hpyer
Dry cod Is hel at So OCT aalaI with very Ii
mi;et demand.
HAy-ssIes ci common qualities North River made
az 80 a2c. The receipts are large
- The market Ia rather dull Prices arc firm
bit the sales small TO the trade We quote slles OF
New Orleans at 3sc Porto Rico at 81 3ic; ST. Croix at
so cents
RIctSlles ara made, az wanted, at 50 l2I IS for
or iaary, and Ssa7l = 8 62l for good to prime
aAnsThs market is active, and prices tending 10
wards sn We quote sales Of Now Orleans at 5g
a7c; Porto Rico al "a e1o.
WHsEEy-Dridge casks are inactive at 23c. Western
and prison barrels are held at 23A 2ac.