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81 AT PRIVATE sALE-spring aud Laurens cts
do The t~o-sory and attic brick front house
49, No 1885, on the norherly side Of Sprinxst betwsrn
McDouea and sullivan sts with two-story frame build
iug on the earthe lot D feet IN front and BY NJ feet
leneh on the side and "a feet inches the east
side, with the privilege OF the alley leading to Mepou
Also the ,wosiory and attic house. No 49, on tho east
eiy Of and the lot distant 80 feet from
HOUSTON" AST T 5i J. BIEEcEER, xSetlsa S's
H7Iw 1BrOsdst
a.. At PRIVATE SALE, Thirty eighth Two
lots Of sound each p iset by halt The block In depth
Fourth and Madison Throequsrters " tho pur
chase money remain on bond and noresge sS per
cent Apply 70 ANTHONY J. bLEECktR,
81 lw Aucuoneer, Brosd-a.
ar TO IET-Part Of house lls Thompson Of
k. Prince-st the whole of floor, via square
I'LL with marble mantle pieces and LARGE psotres.
and bedroom good basement with CroiOn water and
front room the with fireplace IN the whole hard
finished walls and new. Only three persons occupying
other half the house Inquire the premises s
az. TO RELIGIOUS, Literary aud Temperance So
A room of the City Institute, 1871 Allen-st located IN
one Of the respectable and healthy sections Of the
city Apply ~ the Principal A. the insfituteA few
Young ladies' be- admitted into the Institute n applies
ton be- made The number being limited. sl7 lw'
Ca TO RE>T-The dwelling part OF the two story
:i. house 81 Greenwch't possession given immediate
Apply 6il Broadway siI w.
~. SHOP TO LET.-A small brick two story shop
s: in the Of AZ Elizsbethst to let Possession siv
~4A Immediately. Apply At RAYNOkS Bootstore
- Bowery 'iJ
fo FLORICULTURE.-rhs largest and most ele'
CANT towering plant ia this country now tor sale,
viz Russells Rhododendron Grsndirorum. II me0-
ures II feet high and q Ia circumference and will
the ensuing ssason about twenty thousand flowers He
has also Tor sale the most splendid collection Of hardy
gated and greenhouse swsetscented aksss pillar roses
gersniams and cnerars all Gae. healthy and ba:hy now
South Brooklyn Bouquets tsstefally made TO order.
si6 iiis.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


THURSDAY. r. NJ.
The market for fancy stocks to-day was heavy
and at the Second Board Harlem fell of to 6o sdeclne
dlai per cent from the highest point The large de-
cline in Norwich is bringing into market considerable
orders from outside speculatorspsrtes holding MODE
rate Investments and who sold CO. now
buying a. and 49, The inquiry for Treasury Notes was
much Increased to day, and the market was firm al
fe3i The heavy reverses OF Wsllst In the last two
weeks to have somewhs, checked the desire to
speculate.
In Bills there is little nothing doing since the
''esmer left Sterling ia siasi Francs 526i a595.
The Freight market is very inactive. few
engagements OF Flour making 81 p for Liver
pool and Cotton nSl6i
s"'e' w" Kept IN excitement all day first
oy 'ne "eSeSn news and then by the advice. no tho
Union Ihe continued panic In Bread.,ne. I'D N,
new failures announced. sorre of y.h,.h -, -, =.
ties this side severely. produced .,,oO.
The effect Of the news on the market Wa. ,c.-cs, -
cepiibe. The intms'ion that the Bank wa. .bou, 10
10 reduce the of interest is important az ios,,
a more healthy seton In the London money market,
Breadstuas have not boon sfeoted BY the advice.
from abroad excepting Indian Corn, which has declined
Cor cents per busbe The Cstie Market Is heavy and
perfectly inactive since the news.
Two thousand hVe nundreu passengers passed.
over the Albany and Schenectady (Mohswn Railroad
the 18th nst This road Is Increasing very lsrs"is
is business From the la to the 10Th inst the excess
Of is receipts the same period OF last year was
one tAoRsand nfas hERdred dollars
Money was offered freely today at 5 per cent
upon L. 5 securities The tendency OF the recent i.u'
here and abroad IL send money Ia this direction
Markets-Cs1cfslly yspovtedfor The Ir'b~"e
THURSDAY, September 10.
AsHEs-The market 10 dull for Pearls with sales It
o2t which 10 farther decline end Pots az 5 isl
About $50 bols sold today.
COriON-Tbe sales to day have been quito small,
without spprcn' change In price, The gu oIstons from
liverpool BY the French Steamer Union appear o.
taf 70 lower on fsr oplsnds' I'd y 70 lower ON Fair
New Orleans. while Noodles are quoted the came a.
brought by the Csedonis.
The usual Cotton Statement for the year lust closed
hss esss Published BY the Skipping La prepared with
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JAMES COLE. Auetoneer
NOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.-Ths Re-

J. sidcnce Of Charles NJ. Graham, Jr 81 HsIlem.-by
JAMES COLE Auctioueer, a. the Merchsnts Exchange,
In the City OF New.York TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
September 1885, - O'Clock st that day, ell
those lots Of and in the Twelfth ward bounded BY Har
lrn-lsne One hundred and sixteenth aud One hundred
and seventeenth and the Sixth aud Seventh avenues
being together IS ul lots and scres including meadow
dwelling house and barn. built in the best Ard In
perfect order suitsbis for respectable family The lots
will be sold parcels 70 cult purchasers The Sixth and
seventh and One hundred and Sxtsea.h
opened and are 100 feet 10 width.
For further particulars apply to Messrs Sand6ord Por
ter Solicitors 10 W sst the othes Of T. n Ludlow
Co p wsst where maps Of the property be pre-
cured Also, OF the occupant,
sS 1awlw ais Sawts CHARLES NJ. GRAHAM, ia
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r ssssa-.r-Nouse !, Icy E'sn % ne 70 la'ss
VI 6sceassd and who 10 alleged 20 have tisd in
'., int .h. apply 70 the Surrogate oftts City and
,r,.- Of Sew-York Tor letters Of administration upon
a. estate u he interstate the Isfh day Of October
next AZ ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon.Ds'ed New ,ors,
s.nteraber H. ian JANIS s THAYER,
~ 9.wtv Public Adninifrsfor
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- d. "" s'i Tor Light Pur~e.-This Bslsam Of
a.s,h 80, P'oNce Housewife. By Mrs A l. Webster.
Asent only may h found awhile a So Ps.rs ssd a.
ways by address Al - Msin-st Hartford
Also. u the same Agent and the Pnhi-.h q. ~, ~
England Primer fac-simile Boston Editon' Inn
Iui.a
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,

rVHE THIRD EDITION or ALIENS COMPEND
l or AGRICULTt RF-The cheapest and most yana-
be book for farmer ever printed being complete guide
both practical and scientific for the Management Of the
faracoufainng concise and plainly written exposition
f the general duties pertaining the cultivation Of the
Earth the breeding 81 Live Stock. sc. Sc.
The reader form idea Of what he Il goina 20 BUY
from the fact that ths treats, IN plain, practlca
manner Of upward Of 600 different subjects important 10
The Farmer the Planter the stock Breeder and the hor-
cuifur.t II also touches Geology Chemistry Botany,
Anatomy Physiology and Mechanics, a. applicable to AZ
riculture. . ..,
.pri.t monthly Farmer. paper. price II per annum
III lfi. G. VI. SANTON, Agent, 2Di Broadway.
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To.sl Crop of the u > az
above stated ..--..----- 77S G5l
Add-Stocks on hand atthe
commencement ri the
year. let Sept 1896:
10 Southern Ports..-. 81 033
In Northern Ports GO 0s9-- lO7l2l
Makes supply Of. l.ss5733
Deduct .hereirOm-
The Expts To F'n Pts .222
Less Form Included. 35B--l 2f0ef9
Stocks hand Ut the close
OF the year. LAT Sept ~
In Southern Ports. l0i 92-
In Northern POris.... 100 9O9- pa S37
Burnt At Apsachicos. 100
Burnt at New York 1000 2lO0-l4j5 900
Taken for homo use 327967
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l2il-The Celebrated Pan Es,ractor-f2u
DAIIEN-S 4 (DNNFI.s ~

~ No Merchant or Fuiniiy should be without I'M.
wonderful >ave IL Will be furnished all 90 the fo.t
liberal by Supplying AZ the only place for the genuine
y LII llIl-THENlN-nNE CokTIANp-SI.-L.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-17
The Newly Ofk Family
MOURNING STORE.

ErSv Description Of First and Second Mourning IN great
Jarctg.
Mantlrs Cloaks Collars. Menery, Hosiery, SC.
I AIDES ARE INFORMED that this estab shment Il
intended solely or the sale Of Mourning Goods ~ i85
Broadway ono door from Broome. aus 6weodis
CE<TIE,lE>'- FALL AND WINTER WEAR .-
VI NM. r. JENNINGS \ co. Diapers and rslors. I'm
rorers OF Cloths Cassmere Nesngs, Fancy Dress Ari
cles Sc 25l Broadway American H0te.-Through for
eign agencies shall be kept n constant receipt OF the
various novelties Of the London and Paris markets. with
the view OF rendering assortment sui more attractive
Ia our numerous patrons, continuance OF whose iaso-
we shall endeavor merit by an adherence 90 moderate
CHARGES and rendering the style aud character OF our gar
rnents second 10 house in the trade
The stock Of goods for Fall and Winter wear comprises
various new sty cloths for dress ock and coats
petos Csssimeres for paniaoons, aud vesinss In
great variety
In the way Of read y-nade garments shall have an
unusually extensive supply, consisting OF onr well known
styles Of sacks peos dress and ock coats pantaoons
vests clOaks SC, with selection OF the richest fancy
dress articles including silk and satin scarfs aud cravas
handkerche gloves suspenders half hose SHIRTS under
drawers, sc. $40 RI
rU'HEN FIVE DOLLAR -IIT~.-A cloth coat,
cashmere pants and fancy vest tor 80 over coats,
rich and elegant Innings and coaks from - ~ -lOi bust
ness plaid and fancy vests 80 cents 10 -
Cleaniug dying repairing ond altering cheap and fashion
able Cash paid for genfemens clothing corner Beck
man and Nassau SIS 80 Nv
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Decrease IN lsI7 .bsles.
Export to Foreign Ports from September l. 1886 10 A.
pust a les1.
GROWTH TOTAL CROP or

The shipments if any, from Mississippi are included in
he exuorr from New-()rleaus
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ARCHITECTURAL WORKS.

ARCHITECTURAL WOHhS,
DFCENTLN IMPORTED by ID. APPLETON co
IL Whites Rural Architecture, 96 plates folio SO
6oodwin's Rural Architecture, vols Sio.
Papworths Rural Architecture. c1lOred plates =.
Hobinsou's Rural Architecture. So
Browns Domestic Architecture vol SO.
Coilis's Street Architecture, vol -.
Lamh's Studies 81 Domestic Architecture, vol -.
Chafeauneufs Domestic Architecture, ! vol -.
Pugin's Specimen. Of Gothic Architecture, vols so
Pugu's Example Of Gothic Architecture, vols 80.
Pugn's Gothic Ornaments, I vol >l8.
Weae'. Papers on Architecture c0lored plates.
LoudOu's cyc'0pedt Of Cottage Architecture, 90
Chambers Civil Architecture, by Papworih, vol. go
Hone on Architecture. vols. -.
This li-f comprises only very small portion Of ID n
CO.. stock Of arcl fe, urai works.
d. A 4 co. have also ius imported the following
ENGINEERING WORKS
The Engineer ard N1chusts Assistant. being sere4
OF plans sections and of steam engines spinning
machine. mills f1r grinding tools, and taken from ma
chimes Of approved construction present Do operation
with desc puns and instructions for drawing machinery
&c ? vols folio. hall morocco, s2i
40 Encyclopedia of Civil Engineering Historical, Inc
orefical and Practically Edward Cresy civil engineer
illustrated with upward ol 5000 engrsvings on wood
vol Of 1850 pages, 30. ~ lns
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G,syRaL CosvrsTroS OF UsTERsALIsrs.--The
~, ~ services for to-day Is as follows.

e,s,R.L CosvrsTroS OF UsVERsALisrs.-The
..a,, o. services for to-day is as follows.
Frldsy, liza.
.o,elocl A. NJ Educational Convention viii meet IN the
osises. p NJ Conferences in the Orchard-st and
BlseckeT-si Churches
o,,s,-To night We bid farewell to our friends
o, Havana until smother shall restore them to
:. The closing piece Is Eranni. the opera which the
,,mp.ry a. well the public evidently Ike best ard
.,,form best II Is for the benefit of TEDEsco who
,,. Ia Colosa bet xeen the acts Need We say morei
" Wincben lec,ured in the Unitarian Church
4, Bonessse Pa on Monday and Tuesday evenings to
oye,soving houses Zach night
GysraaL SESSIONS Tharsddy-Jane White
indicted for keeping disorderly house at ls Resdesi
hin, srrslgnes en:snd plea Of guilty ~hereupon the
cou,, suspended Judgment condition Of the accused
.bstiog the nuisance complained Of Henry II Atkins
and Abrsbsm Alexander seversy indicted for receiving
,,o.b goods; and Phillip Msndsrf indicted for
AMI, ard battery with intent TO kill. failing 20 answer
vbsn csed for trial their recognizsnces declared
N h. forfeited james h.arDey was then put upon bis
,r,.I for having as alleged. obtained from Edward n
scot the Of 81 62s ny means Of false pretences on
,he 18th OF February 1886 The evidence adduced by
The prosecution failing TO sustain the indictment the
lrry acquitted the accused. George Gale indicted Tor
topious assault upon two girls shout and 10 years
n sss named Elizabeth and Wilhelmins Lect, on the
i5sh Of August last being srrsigned entered plea
81 guilty and sentenced William j. Smith. col
ord vss then called 10 trial Indictment for re-
eeyng stolen goods The case had not been concluded
when the Court sdjourned
PoLIcr-The premises OF Mr. Leon Lefever, 90
Wsiserst was entered yesterday morning by forcing
oor The base ment door and robbed OF elk dress an
embroidered CLOAK dc lape dresses calico dress,
ana ouanti,y OF German silver spoons and forks No
srre.t srtin Pummsr was arrested by officer Wan
An of The Third District Police Court charged with
stealing sled worth sl5 from William Long oil l"4 sui
bkst He was detained for examination.
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~ SEE MARINE JOrRvAL FOLRTH Pee.

~ SEE MARINE JOTRNdL FOURTH PAGE
CLEARED
Ships - James, Chrsfianson, London. Grinnel. Mn
turn Co Mississippi, Harvey, Bate, Nesmlfh WASH
Barks John Gardiner Carpenter, Belize, AlcNinaerf
Braziiho. Williams. Port WallkaI Birstow Co
Brizs Jose phus. Fletcher, Savannah Durham Dnoni
Roamer Psler 81 Marys, Ga. Nesmifh & Walsh; Iybee
Mccormick Charleston Geo Buckley; Georziana, Bedeil
Charleston, Post Gen Wilson, Perkins. Apaaehlcoa
Hurlbut Co Louisa. Pence Brazos
schrs Dolphin. Solycaws. Newbern, NC; American
Belle. Baxter. Boston October, Baxter Philadelphia,
james Hand Splendid, Crowell Boston Adair, Treat
Brazos, Buck.
sloops Tecumseh Gardner Providence: Arun Hudson,
Providence.
Barges Csyuga. Philadelphia Philadelphia De Hart. do
ARRIVED.
Ship Cincinnati, Goldman Canton, f5 ds. teas, silks, &c
10 Haggerty, Draper Jones.
Bark John Csski, lOf NewburypOuJ Bray. Cienfuegos
3 ds sugar Hicks Co Leif hnRs Importer. Dick SON.
fur Phi ade pha, IN DIS Geo l. Walton Peitngl for
York, do Sarah Louisa Of Phade pha ldg spoke going
IN bng Alta Nalla Of Wells Me- I'm Boston 18th inst of
Cape Heniopen, spoke schr Een,of Baltimore, standing
b brig Ann Tucker l6 ds I'm Bay hobart, NJ old
10 a Laurie.
Brig Wanderer Evans. Nuevitas sugar and molasses 10
Holt Owen Left bark Clarss' Lunf, for NlOrk, next
dev: brigs California Hickman, do d; Caroline. hence
spanish brig GInshaw. for York, next day.
Schr Cutter lOf Boon Pratt Malaga, ~ ds passed b.
raltar July H. wine and fruit. 10 Badger Peck Co.
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GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
I'LL A.IIInA IA1
70. Upon issuing the Fashion for the season

4
Ih6 BROADWAY, SEW-YORg, And
fy8 CHEsNUT-sT. PHILADELPHIA. Will fRFsENT TIE
FALL FASHION FOR GESTLEMES'S HATS.
o.. I..-...
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,r~s .NoTIcE.wsg.LsLIIsyAsS.s: EA v.I =.

H~WD N(VTTCE.-SI LLI Az . IN. EHN
.srSIls-.-sj~LETTFR RxPREss-Esstsrn Mail vie
kt-Eza1skh New. Haven Hartford, Springfield and in
,e,ss.re pIsr., Letters and carried the
sbs. roai.. free By sssmbosi TRAVELLER, and Hart
ford New Haven and Springfield kaifosd-iesses REV.
ssr "a. si BE- sep open the ofess Of the Courier
Fnaairer Herald, Tribune, Express, and Burgess,
s,rnxer Co.'S, until O'Clock p NJ Letters and news
on board the boat until the hour Of start
nd sDecis Agent through Springfield daily
Editors are requested have their papers for distribution
On the route board the ste Traveller By
O'Clock, A. " 81.
Letters and newspapers by this route Will reach their
destination II hours In advance Of the U. 8 Mail
80 iai.s w SULLIVAN
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!. NPW LINE or PACKETS

HS6 Lverpool-Packet Of 2is sepr-Ths splendid fast
.-x8 sailing and fsvorite pscke ship QUEEN on The
York Tuesday, Sept g. and from Liverpool on the Oh
November Persons about proceeding % Europe OF
wishing send for their friends should msAe cary sPP"'
cation on board az Barring sip wharf OF 70
az W 4 J. T. TAPsCOTT, - soufhst
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ave. AID n.st Of sin Of JOHN HARRIS alias JOHN CO.
ROS naive Of England late n the City Of New iork
Ssrsas.s and who is alleged have died Dt~.ise tbsf
.hsi sppiy 70 ne Surrogate Of the Cry sns Comfy u
Yif FOR letters Of admin strstton uRon .ne s',as
49,. H. rss torepoon-DsfeJ New York september
60 90 ." Jaw JAMES THAfER,
- -. Psbc AduIinisfrsto
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srea. care by Mr. Jas w. Auten the EDITOR OF that val
nnshIs ,heet We append II In . condensed form

CorroN CRoP OF TIE UNITED sTATrs-Staie'ae't aud
Total 4roanf for The year ,rSt"s 3iH Assua '-i7
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NJ A X | y + JOU r y A l. IL.
Don't OT NEW. WORK

MINIATURE ALMANAC. This DAY
THs suN. THE mooN. FULL 81
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AUCTION SALES.

RY BANGS, RICHARDS & PLATT, Store :o&
- Bros1~sy-Lihersl cash advances made on eons;sn
ments for auction sales
Try y. COTTON, Auction and con,mi.sioa Nsr =.
- easni-ssles Room Sis Broadway. 0othie Hall. hsv
nr removed 20 the above named large pre-
pared % receive all hinds Of Cabinet Furniture Dry
Goods Cspes and Housekeepns articles OF every DE-.
seupron consignment for private sAis or aaeon ana
$50 buy . preferred Outdoor sales IN any pert Of shs
cry attended ~ Dspal
FRIDAY Sept H.
A. 10y O'Clock. 81 the Auction Room
OAsi>tr fcsSirVsr-An assortment o. rood Cabaret
furniuIc consisting Of sofas mahogany and curl maple
chairs French bedstee dvsns dress and plain bureau
wofk tables center DO card DO desss oce ehss lookup
gassesesrre's OIL cloths mating beds
Also. dry goods comprising the asual variety
Also. iron ssfes cAess
Al private sale several splendid r.s~cA ,tsnos ,.s.
BY Thomas Load Of Philadelphia; thsv sre on 20
touch snd tnish ard equal everv resreet 10 an
instrument made IN the city Purchasers vii receive
Ia guaranty from the mAker ana invited 20 exsr,,ps
them As We they will ssasf In eonparsso.
with sry instrument made. Prices Moderate Ar ans
spend harp, in tine order
~ CHNNBERLAIN, AUCTIONEER-stors No :
y. Srruce-st-Liberal advances made Goods coz.
signed for private sae 10 be sd Of suction Outdoor
.sles carefully attended to, ard respectfully sehesd
Prompt returns made.
FRIDAY, Sept H.
Al 10 o'elock, at Morrsst
MoSrSAGE SsIs-Of seeordhsn household and bar.
room furniture being the contents of German harns
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-23
Pu,LAnrLrHrA. Jan. n. lex7

fHlLADELrHiAt Jtu ~, lo4J.
The intense cold Of last night has frozen the Delaware
opposite Burlington and Bristol the Ice being strong
enough bear passengers The river opposite the
city also tight this morning early but the ferry boats
by forcing their way to and from set il adri again The
ice merchants hurrying their supply OF this neces
sary article while this weather lasts
The hremen procuring q large number of sigma
the remonstrsnce they about to present to
the Legislature against the prohibory act to prevent
county company from entering the city. A town neat.
ing is to be held upon the subject to morrow evening
The Grand Jury for the present term Of the criminal
court have nearly completed their business and are
making their visits Of inspection to the various public
Institutions.
The further argument OF the injunction suit against the
Western Telegraph Company has been postponed until
the LIST Of February next enable the paenees to pre-
sent additional evidence
meeting of women Is to be held to morrow afternoon.
upon the subject Of the death penalty. This movement
made in order consider the proprety Of toning
the Legislature for the abolition Of capital punishment,
Sna mas D SS So~ 81
snce Of death in county prison for the murder Of
infant child Lucretis Mott and Mrs. Peters, the wife of
the British consul resident here taking are earnestly
pushing forward this elott bill is about to be pro.
scented to State Legislature to give the Governor
power to commute the sentence In capital cases.
nfct imprisonment instead OF the extreme penalty Of the
law.
Charles Mnckn, the rowdy belonging to the killers
who escaped from the officers in whoee charge he
peced several months since utter being convicted for
riot at coutt was this morning arrested by the Of
fcer and others attached the Southwark and Spring
Garden police He tracked to house in Moya
mensing, and alter being So grounded to prevent
escape entered and found their asleep In bed
He was conveyed at to the court and from thence
TO prison. in the van being committed In default Of $4,000
bail, TO answer the various charges Against him.
sale OF stocks Mt PhIiadclphIa.
JAM 12-FIRsr BoARp sss State SIS 67f u. g..
Loaa Cs S. S8x; Reading Mr. 20; Penusy vans Bank,
"; $3.50 State S. rev annually. 7sh
AFTER SALrs-$l5e00 u g. Loan SIS, S. 9iH 20 Farmers
and Mechanics Bank, 3o; 10 schuyIkli Nsvgson %;
336 SusSuehannah Canal Loan 3s IS Msch.nies pa.k
?3<; ITO Bank. ~; 10 schuyIki Navigation, bs 32;
Penn Bank, 2e2 "
SrcoND BoAaD.-25 Manufae and Mechauies' Bank, IS;
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