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Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

FIRE.-The counting-room of the Indianap-
oils Journal Office, was discovered TO be on fire
about half past nine o'clock on Tuesday night,
the 18th inst. TWAS put out by the exertions
of several of the young men belonging 10 the
office, and few neighbors without creating
an alarm. 1t was set on fire by two bo,-s who
entered the Office for the purpose of stealing
newspapers to sell to grocery-keepers. They
first stole the key of the ro ON during the day,
to prevent it being locked.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04
OCEThe Alex. Scott. on her last ii ;,

0GTThe Alex. Scott, on her last trip up
Knocked hole IN her bow just below Provi-
oence' and came very near sinking. In very
few minutes she had four feet water in her
hold' but her crew succeeded ia stopping the
leak, not, however, without great exertion,
and after damaging the greater part of her car
go. The Scott passed up yesterday quite
crowded with passengers.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

JEsuIrs IN FRANcE.-.'The High Commissa-
~ of the Government DEGREES: All religious
corporationsa congregations unauthorized by
the law, and in particular the congre CATION of
the Jesuits, are abolished. .
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

Cato was the first Roman who attempted to
write on diseases and medicine. He wrote a
work that might have been called system of
Domestic Medicine, but there was little know
ledge of the subject displayed in it.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

OEThe Court house of Bracken county,
KY, was destroyed by fire on Thursday morn
ing last The Sons of Temperance and Ma
sonic Lodge, who had rooms in the building
lost all there furniture, regalia, &c.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

OrThere has beena heavy storm on Chesa-
peake bay. and it is supposed that several YES
sells have been wrecked or lost. A heavy snow
storm occurred at New York on the night of
the 10Th inst.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

@Together with all the neros we could
hunt up, we furnish Today a lot of miscella-
neous matter that has been accommodating on
our galleys fora week. tits more than likely
that one day in the week we shall dose oul
readers after this fashion.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

nyGen Gaines and his lady arivedin Gin
cinnati on Monday evening. Theyare on their
way to New Orleans.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

RANK FoLLY.--A young Irishman, COOP
er, of Wilmington, N. c.. on the 18th instant,
says the Journel, did, for the petty sum of
three dollars, leap from the cross tree of the
foremost, of the schooner Eluoise into the riv-
er, dlstorce Of some 68 feet. He made his
leap feet foremost, but in his descent turned
and struck the water with his right shoulder
and breast; it had nearly cost him his life; if
he had not received timely assistance the pro-
liability is he would have been drowned,
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

Louis Philippe is said to have arrived in
England without his wig; whereupon a cock
ney willing perpetrated the following:
Poor Louis Philippe from the Tuieres ran,
And tore off his wig, like desperate man;
His children came rushing, pell-lnel, into town,
And found lhat papa had no heirs to his crown
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

VERY UEUsUAL.-A man was arrested few
days ago, in New Orleans, for using indecent
and improper language to his own wife. Ser
we'd the BLACKBOARD right.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

APPRoPRIATE PRESENT. Mr. futile, of N.
Y, has presented Queen Victoria witla splen-
did babyjumper, for the use of the royal nur-
sery. Judging from the past, it will be kept
in pretty constant use.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

WASHINGTON, April -, 1913.
J. ID. DEFREEs, ESQ.
DEAR SIR forwaszsto you, by the mail
which leaves after tbs date, copy of cor
respondence between Gen. ZACHARY TAYL ]R
and myself, in relation to the difficulties con-
nected with the Second Indiana Regiment at
the Battle of Buena Vista The effort max
ing, IN many quarters, to throw discredit both
upon that Regiment and the gallant Hero who
commanded the American troops, requires au-
Ihentlc statements and not vague assertions
Feeiing deep interest In all that concerns that
Regiment, submit the correspondence for
your disposal in any way you deem best
Should you think worth while 20 publish it. |
nope you will forward copy to Col. w. A.
Bowles, that he may be reminded of dutu
which he owes to that Regiment and the pub
lie, if not also to himself.
Very respectfully, GEO. G.. DUNN.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

MIeHIGAN.-The Detroit Free Press asserts
that Michigan has furnished more men for the
Mexican war, than any other state in the Union
in proportion to her population.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

SIGNS OF THE TMEs.-Lord Grey, speaking
in the British House of Lords, upon the Lon
don riots, applied the term ':fellow-citizens. to
the populace Hitherto ii has been '.fellow-
Subjects or the clover orders His lordship
had probably head of the French Revolution.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04

OC3-The last two steamers from n. Y. took
out 500, 900 in specie.
Evansville weekly journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 184?-18??, 1848-05-04
From the Indiana State Journal.
IMPORTANT CORR ESPONDENCE.

WASHINGTON, April -, 1913.
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TO $ sCRIBEKs.

The viii unless the
pay ment Of the subso rlptioa be made An advance
which will be by all risk in,s
safe transmission f.I.fa YHf|H
The COUNTRY PAPER is published tri weekly during
sions Of Congress and semi W eekly during Il
Subscriptions periodess viii
proportionsd TO the above annual rates
certificate ssbscrip
advertisements will be- sufficient receipt therefor The
o any specie paying bank will be received.
POsrMASfERS authorized and by send
subscribers with enclosed, five sEM
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed i've WEEKLY sub
scIbers entitled copy
edition AZ they furnish subsc rbers for, grotisi
90 TaE CossRKssiosAL viii be furnished them the
terms
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rT,HE ARABIAN NIGHTS, new edition, In vo-
l. umes filed with numerous very superior engraving
Robinson Crusoe, complete in one volume octave, Illus
traed with 200 engra wings from French designs.
Don Quxoue, vol. octave, London, with over 100 en-
cravings.
Gil Bias complete in volume octave, London copy,
with nearly 500 engravngs from French designs
(;uvers Travels, London copy complete in one volume
octave with 400 engravngs taken from the Paris lnsr
tons - :,
History of France and of the French People, from the
times the Franks in Gau to the French revolution
vols with 400 illustrative designs by Jules David.
The Youths Historical G III, vol, 40engravngs. .
Life and Campaigns of Napoleon, vol, illustrated edt
ton. :,
the same class and general description with the above mos
of them imported abroad by the subscriber and 70
sale ut very reduced prices. r. IAfLoh-
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DUBLIC WARNING.--Mr. BENJAMIN C. BULLETT
ha&oicred for sale the wood 800 of the Poo-
estate Of the late Alexander c. Bullet, in Prince Viii
liam county, Virginia. and well known as the Opossum
Nose Public notice is given the said
amn Bullet has interest whatever any part of the
of Alexander G.. Bnett deceased whether real
personal, mixed He had any interest the
tate, Alexander G. Bullet having died nlestae, and his
real estate by the laws Of Virginia. descending his legt-
innate heirs law and ofkn Whatever interest Ben
amn G. Bullet claimed in this estate he sold, for value
received. and conveyed the legitimate heirs Of the said
Alexander c. Bullet, by regular deed of conveyance
recorded in Prince William. The undersigned, hav.
ing purchased this of the legitimate heirs of the said
Alexander c. Buett will enforce the law with rgor against
all purchasers and nespassers under the spurious claims
OF Benjamin G. Bullet.
PHILIP OTTERBACK,
WIN. COCKRELL.
jan 4-eo3t TAlex. Gazette
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WALTER EVANS and others }
u.s. : In Chancery
JOSEPH CoCKERILI.E and ohers)
DY n decree OF the Circuit Sup erior oart OF Law
ID and Chancery for the town OF Petersburg, Virginia.
dered in the above November term, lSl7 the
dersgned of the soners OF the court was d.
rected inquire and who the kindred OF
Eliza Amanda Evans deceased, the part OF her father,
Alexander Evans deceased late of Petersburg at the time Of
her DEATH viz the 9Th oil October, lSl and who are the
parties representing such kindred and as such entitled
portion OF the real of which said Alexander Evans
died sesed The kindred referred consist OF the brothers
and sisters Of said Alexander Evans, deceased and their
representatives. 1t is represented that the said Alexander
Evans had four sisters the whole blood, viz: Mary who
is said have married Joseph Harper and oved TO
the State OF Tennessee where it said that she and her
husband both died many years ago. Is SAID she lett son.
George Harper but THAI he believed to have been dead
years. without and ntestate. T. Nancy, whose
children known. 3. Sally, who is said to have died
thirty years ago in the State OF Kentucky, ntestae,
unmarried, and without t. Ellen, who is said TO
have been twice married. first John Hummer and alter
wards Samuel Walker Iii said that she died chdless,
and that her last husband is also dead The said Alexander
Evans had sisters and brother of the half blood IN
respect TO whom inquiry is necessary The undersigned
desires that any who may be able to give Informal
ton respecting Mary Evans who married Harper, or her
husband Sally Evans and Ellen Evans or either oil
her husbands, either of them, will communicate the
him at Petersburg, Virginia, by the lst day OF
April 1919 and any these parties be living he desires
that they other will communicate the fact him
by the time, that he may comply with the order OF
the Court. ID. M. BERNARD,
Dec. 2S-2amtApril1 Commissioner.
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The Muscum OF FnshtOh, Fnhcy, MI" N"ffosity'
TIME subscriber invites all those in want OF rich and beau
tm articles in his ne call his old established
store where they will be to find something to please
tfen anlquariaus in particular
His stock of watches the choicest kind those most
from the mandatory of Joseph Johnson,
Is Church street, Liverpool together with many others oil
like celebrity.
The iewey consists of London and Paris manufacture,
as well home fashion and fancy All articles in his
line which very numerous, will be sold at New YORK,
lee "a ROBERT KEYWORTH
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VXTILLIAM Ii. HART attends to the collection of
w all claims any of the departments of government,
and to the procuring of pensions, land warrants, nc
Office on street, near Treasury Building, Washington,
d. G. Sept 24-4nd
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T,OR rent the new three-story brick house mt the
II corner of II and 18th Streets square north OF the
War Office containing eleven rooms; has back building
and brick stable For apply the first house west
ot the above or to JAMES l.. CATHCART.
-3fpWi
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THREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. National Dasuerri.

IINIsEE EXTIIBTTION.-PlumbeN National Daguerrean
Gallery, and Photographic Depots established in 1870,
and awarded the gold and silver medals, four first prem
uns and highest honors the National the Massa-
chuses the New York. and the Pennsylvania exhibitions,
for the splendid coloed Daguerrsoypes, and best
paratus.
Concert Hail, Pennsylvania aUen.e, Washtngtom CITY,
RrOtCns Hotel.
2O5 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Campbell's
jewellery store.
Sycamore street. Petersburg, Virginia
25 Broadway, New York
10 Court street, Boston,
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
T76 Main street, Cincinnati,
Broadway, Saratoga Springs
Portraits taken weather. in exquisite STYLE Ap-
paratus, Instructions, and all materials furnished
1une SIT
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rTHE RETREAT.--A boarding and day school for
young ladies, under the supervision OF the Bishop OF
Pennsylvania, Schoohouse Lane, miles from Phila-
delphia the crossing of the Philadelphia and Norris
town railroad Miss M A. Spafard, principal. Mrs. f..
Spatard assistant principal M Felix Drouin late profess
in the University oFrance teacher french and Latin
Mr.. j. A. Getze, teacher of music
Letters for Retreat to be addressed to box No S58 post
Office, Philadelphia
Refer to the Right Rev Bishop Potter; Rev. d. H. Macur
dy No l North 18th street; Dr. c. Teiche house
Robert Ralston, esq, No 4, south Front street, Philade
pha; and James c. Kempton, esq, Mayayunk.
July l9-lawly
Il has for sale, North 10th street, door from Penn
sylvana avenue in proximity to Mr.. Kings Lace Store
Nursing and Strap Corsets.
Coored and white corets for misses the low price
81.
Also large sized corsets of that weknown elegant and
easy PATTERN always recommended by the medical faculty
Also support and brace BELTS for both scxes from VI io
81 Is. II11 IN
Patent shouderbrnces and moncybel,s, for both sexes
from $llto 81 SO.
Also, skirt bodies and steel busks
Dec 29--9*
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Pennsylvania avenue, Agent
7th street, Physician
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles aud operations
of the company be obtained at the agents office
Jan 6-law4w
CUPERB STATIONERY &c., for presents
PEARL SHE'LL velvet, silver, proclaim, and painted port
foios, French,) of richest patterns card cases
Gold pens pencil cases. reduced prices, silver dc
Inkstandishes, of most beautiful patterns, with bells
New style Of fancy bells
French rocketbooks and wallets
Work boxes, various sizes, nlaid and plain
Writing desks, fancy papeteries, ofnew patterns
Every variety of motto waters
PEARL enamelled, ivory, and plain penholders and pa
Fancy paper aud envelopes of numerous patterns
Fine penkniyes and scissors fancy paper weights
Ladies' Writing Companion, Ladies' Poke, Companion
Games for youth pincsshions and emery bags
Wax tapers and matches !; chessmen and boards
Scent bags albums, purses, ivory tablets
Visiting cards Jenny Limbs paper and waters
ssg, o FANCY TSeh Np sFa ri
at the lowest prices VIM WI f'i f 'BAYLY sn,ioner,
Pennsylvania avenue, between llth and 18th streets.
Mutual Life Insurance Company or New York,
No. So, WALL STREET.
CyTATEMENT of the condition of this company on the
- slst day OF October, ls47.
Number OF policies issued to LIST of Aug, ls47, 3sls
Do do since LIST do 49,
Total number of policies issued AIsl
Gross amount of receipts LIST of Aug 1S7 6l7 95 q
Do received last three months &c, 962 Ii
Total receipts S6s4,26O 81
Amt invest and cash on hand LIST of Aug lS $i2 35 &c
Do do last three months 1901 40
Total amount invested and cash on hand $40 $50 IL
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DOAHDANCs--Mrs. HAMILTON Pennsylvania avenue,
IL nearly opposite Coeman Hotel has several large
yet unoccupied which she will be pleased let members
OF Congress- permanent transient boarders among them
are two Or three fine front
dec If
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GREAT bargains la shswls.-We have on hand a
~ large stock OF shawls, of almost every style and quality
which we viii offer at cost To close them out
We have superior Long Cashmere shawls that will
offer very cheap
Superior square Cashmere shawls equally cheap with
boche basket plaid square, Scotch paids, long do. ne
jan 6-6ht ID. CLAGETT co.
(tILks SILKS being DESTROYS reduce our stock of
~ silk goods have dete mined offer great bargains
in all descriptions of silk goods from this time. The ladies
invited TO call and examine Stock which is certain
vastly superior to any other in the District either in
prices, quantities, styles
Jan. 5--6tf ID. CLAGETT a. co.
(tARPErINGs, RUGS, xxc.--The season being far adj
~ vanced for carpetngs, &c. will Offer great induce
rnens TO purchasers, who will give CALL in all descrip
tons OF carpetng
stock OF Oil Cloth just received from which cloths of
any size can be
Jan 6-6tif D. CLAGETT q co.
TABLE DAMAsKs, NAPKINS, &c.-In store
100 damask table cloths, from 1910 to 1924
Also damask napkins, from ~ dozen up
70 pieces diapers and damask do, very cheap
All kinds of towellings. &c.
These goods will DO offered reduced prices by
Jan. S--6if ID. CLAGETT IL co.
EMBROIDERED THIBET ROBEs.-We have re-
II naming few of those embroidered robes which
will sell at reduced prices TO close them
Jan. 5-6tif D. CLAGETT Il co.
WANTED situation by a Classical, Mathemati-
w cal and English teacher, who is graduate of a dis
tngushed British and Irish college The satisfacto
ry testimonials will be produced from of schools
and from private families in the neghboring States Let
addressed to A. L. at Baltimore Md viii be immed
atey attended to- Dec 3l-2tcp*
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR F. c. Liable has the honor TO inform the ladies
wi and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown Una.
his dancing academy will reopen Tuesday, November
ID AT his dwelling house. on Pennsylvania avenue Days
of tuition Tuesdays Thursdays, and Saturdays from
p. to p. for young ladies'; from 70 Up m io'
young masters Ia, 49,.
N. b. Those ade. and gentlemen who may feel DESTROYS
20 receive instruction ut Georgetown, viii please leave their
Games his residence in Washington
ia y.,n
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T-,OR RENT, a house already furnished, on Capitol
+ HILL adjoining Capitol grounds, near the Dowson
rpw Said contains seven rooms, besides store
roo,n and ba,hroon with convenient onbuildings, cis
tern cellar &c Nc attached. Possession given ON the
'''' " JOSEPH F. BROWN,
On the premises.
onposite Judge Crunchs Delaware avenue, Capitol HUI
II.
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Lives insured IA
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
CHARLES DE SELpING, No. ii Todd's Buildings
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
w. p. JOHNSTON M. d., opposite City Post Office.
7ih street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles aud operations
of the company can be obtained at the agents office
Jan 6-laW4W
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Deduct losses not yet presented for payment 1000 w
Nett accumulated fund S4S3,350 ID
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pell,
VIM. j. Hysop, David Golden,
r. H. MCurdy John C. Thatcher,
Frederick S. Winston Rufus L. Lord,
G.. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore SedgWick, Isaac g. Pearson,
Stacy b. Collins William Barnewall,
John H. Swift William Moore;
Joseph B. Collins, Zebedee Cook,
James S. Wadsgorth, Jonathan Miller,
Henry W. Hubbel, d. A. Comstock,
Iouyerneur M wilkins Robert Schuyler
John " l.. Pruyn, Amos s Perry,
Frederick Whittlesey Joseph Tuckerman
Charles Ely, Moses H. Grnnei,
John G. Cruger, VIM J. Bunker,
Walter Joy, Eugene Dntih,
CHARLES DE SELDING, No IL, Todd's Buildings,
Penn. avenue, agent
W. p JOHNSTON M. d., 7th street, opposite city post
Office Physician
the company may be obtained on application at the
agents office.
Nov. l2-2awtf
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In Chancery.

COMMISSIONER BERNARD's OFFICE,
Petersburg, December "a, 1877.
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- AMROADS OF ENGLAND.-The recently published
number Of the Bankers Magazine, journal of foreign
and American statistics, contains Bradshaws engraved
map of all the railways of England and Scotland with
official railway traffic. returns dividends &c. &c. togeth
With much other valuable nionna tion-prce 37a
The Bankers Magazine is published monthly for ~ per
nnnum; and be sent by mail for postage OF five
per humber. +. TAYLOR, Bookseller.
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CUIFEs OF ROOMS, chambers and parlOrn furnished
- or unfinished, for Apply Mrs. MILLS, C
street, between u and Sd streets. DecN-dIw
Mrs KERRY, having desirable locstion ON k
fl street, between 9Th and 7h streets, north side, few
doors of the Post Office has several chambers
vacant and will be pleased accommodate yearly
silent boarders
Dec. 27-eod3tt
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n EN-T.1L SURGERY.

DENTAL SURGERY.
Bye ii VAN PATTKN, M :,
Permanent office and residence door Todd's Ha
Store, Browns Hotel.
Dec 9l-ly
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ASSETS.
Bonds and mortgages real estate in the cities
OF New York and Brooklyn valued at double - .
tie amount loaned thereon $33l, 1877 10
Stocks of the United States and of the State and
city OF New York l2o,515 ~
Denosiie in Rank of New York 1876 &C
Cash on hand and in hands of agents 5000 81
$47O,35O 10
Deduct losses not vet presented for payment 1000 90
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nREsIDENTS MESSAGES.-All the addresses and
l. messages of the Presidents of the United States-in-
augura annual and special, from 1883 10 lS46includng
procl ations vetoes nc, &ccomplee in two volumes
octave. containing also a memoir OF each President his
tory of his administration, important public documents,
statistical information Ne, &c edited by Edwin VIII
Iiarns ri The New York Annual Regis For sale by
Ian +. TAYLOR.
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EMBROIDERED THIBET ROBEs.-We have re-
IL naming few of those embroidered robes, which
will sell Mt reduced prices TO close them.
Jan. Stiff ID. CLAGETT & co.
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MONEY MARKEE.
Vhursday. Feb. 34-6 r. MI


The stock market opened heavy this morning, and
closed heavier The sbsurd and ridiculous reports
relative to the Mexican treaty circulated ia the
street. and had depressing influence upon prices for
nearly every stock in tho list 1t actively report
ed by the bears that there condition attached to
the treaty to the effect that the territory ceded to the
United States by the Mexican government should be
preserved free from slavery, in other words that
sort of Wmot proviso insisted on. There is not
the slightest foundation for such report and orig
mated in the minds of the bear spectators of Wall
street It is almost too ridiculous to aude to. The
stock market however, is sensitive that prices
generally affected At the first board Illinois 6's fell of
per cent; North American Trust, az Reading Bonds
ri Farmers' Loan, u; Canton, "a; Long Island, u;
Harlem TX; Reading Railroad, IL; Norwich and Wor-
cester, u; Morris Canal, "a; Reading Mortgage Bonds
advanced q; Soniugton, n; Erie Railroad, new, Y.
There large sales Of Harlem, and the efforts Of
the bears appeared to be concentrated upon that stock
The commerce of st. Louis for the past year, compsr.
ed with that for the previous three exhibits both In the
imports and EXPORTS very satisfactory increase The
shipments Of breadstu last particularly large
and the imports from the interior, by the Mississippi
Missouri and Illinois rivers, show with what rapidi,y
the agricultural and mining becoming
welcomed.