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o. We notice, in our exchanges, that MT. J.
knight, an engineer in the employ Of the city Of
Wheeling, has been recently making a reconnois-
ance of the Wheeling creek route, and reports that
route as more favorable for a railroad, from Wheel
ing to GAINESVILLE, than the McMahon's creek route.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-01-29
From the New York Globe.
Voice Of the People Democratic
Governors,

From the recent election returns, il
will be observed that the democracy
are greatly in the ascendant. There
are now 20 States, out of which the de.
mocracy have elected 9o,and the wings
9 governors. Wisconsin will add an.
other TO the dominant party. Does not
this prove hat a large majority of the
people are democratic? The list below
will show what we have stated 10 be
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SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.
Agreeably to notice, Mr.. Anterior, of the Fl.
nance committee, asked and obtained leave to
bring in a bill to modify and amend the Sub-Trea-
sury law; which was read the first and second
times.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis, from the committee on Mil
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WR1GHT's PApER.--This is the title of ano tn:
er paper, issued by the publisher of the "Casket,"
and devoted to the dissemination Of useful knuwl-
edge. 1t is an excellent family newspaper, and
published monthly at Is cents per year. Cheap
enough, certainly, for the amount OF useful intor-
nation it contains.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-01-29
ELECTORAL

SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
lie Grand Byington, of Pike county.
Samuel Starkweather, of Cuyahoga.
Ell D DISTRICT ELECTORS.
LIST District, John Snyder, Hamilton.
I'd George Kesling. Warren.
Sd ,e" Francis A. Cunningham, Preble.
4th G. Volney Dorsey, Miami.
9Th e. Charles M. Godfrey, Putnam.
9Th Samuel Myers, Crawford.
9TH John w. Bell, Highland.
9Th af" PANEL CockeriIl, Adams.
9th Samuel Diffen derfer, Pickaway.
10Th Theodore Carpenter, Delaware.
llth q" Daniel ]. Swinney, Richland.
18th Lewis Anderson, Lawrence.
18th John Lidey, Perry.
l4th $" William Lawrence, Guernsey.
18th " William C. Walton, Monroe.
10Th "f', Joseph Burns, Coshocton.
18th VIM. Mcdonald, Jefferson.
18th David A. Starkweather, Stark.
10Th Joel B. Buttles, Trumbull.
goth Henry B. Payne, Cuyahoga.
2lst =" Abiiah Ives, Huron.
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ClsclssArr, Jan. a4.-Flour 50 SO;
Wheat soc; Corn sic; Hogs 81 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-04

Second Board.
New Stocx Exchaugo.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, MONDAY AFTERNOON, Jan. ,, 1siS
The fact Of two steamers being due with later foreign
intelligence to ether with the opening Of river navi-
CATION, had tendency to check operations In bread
current at the close Of last week chiefly home
There not much dis position manifested either
to sell or to buy and parties appeared dspos to await
the result Of the reign b.fore moving any
tent There doing In wheat the apsactons,
however, chiefly coohned to samples Of Western,
on terms stated below Corn rather heavy both
new and old the sales moderate, at rates
somewhat in favor Of buyers. Provisions inactive
Pork dull and prioes unsettled In groceries there
was no mstsris change In prices. For particulars
refer to ststements below.
AsHEs-The market steady, but sales Of both
sorts light at IS 90 for potts. and at for pearls
BEEswAx-Ssles Of 1900 lbs prime were report
ed at % cents.
BREADsTUFTs-F1our-The sales footed up about 1000
5000 bbls confined chiefly to Oswego Michigan, and
other western brands, In small lots, among which was
about 1000 bbls Oswsgo at Sc 400 500 do Michigan,
straight brauds ut Sc lax 500 do Buffalo City Mills at
So and 500 Petersburg City Mills, on private terms
Howard street and Alexandria we're Inactive at Sc So
on private terms 900 do. Ohio sold at so cents and
1000 do Michigan. at 1906 Corn-The sales footed up
about 1000 5000 bushels, including 400O 5000 new
mixed Mt 500 to 66c &c and parcels of old round yell
low at 75o MesI-Saes Of 800 410 bbls New Jersey.
in separate lots. sold at So 3l4 Rye-Sajes OF 2OC0
bushels we're made at Soc, in the slip. Oats-Two
three carsoes sold at so cents
CANDLEs-Sperm continued firm al 80 cents
CoFfEE-Sales of 2400 bags Rio made on private
terms.
CorroS-We report a firm market with moderate
In this rtcesay about 500 bales half
ofwhich was taken by shippers. We quote,
LIVERPOOL CLAs3IvIcATIop.
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,rouRrrIEs THE CIRCULATION OF THE New YoRk
80 27e $40 "a

Il will be by this table that the depreciation at
the present market price, amounts to nearly two mil
lions OF dollars leaving actual deficiency in the
rites compared with the amount of bills in circulation
of 0s9 e equal to about onetenth Of the aggregate
Should large Of these securities be forced into
the market for the purpose Of closing up the banks
which have recently failed still greater depreciation
will be realized and the Losses to the bill holders still
larger than appears by the above table The BEST and
favorable calculation make relative to the
value of the circulating notes Of the FREQ banks make
them worth from eighty to eghtynve cents the dol
lar This s the value Of the aggregate circua
ton Of these banks which makes out majority worth
much less The notes Of many banks secured who'll
ly by New York bH q, SIS, aud re, which make them
worth sbout one hundred cents on the dollar This de
preeiss the value of all the Others and makes Of
them Of very little value The free banking law as at
present constructed il very detective, and must under
60 many important notifications and alterations before
the bill holders will be perfectly safe Under the exist
ing system the bill holders not safe under the
most favorable operations q the Law but when SET Of
svndlirg hnanciers, get up banks solely for the pur
rose Of shaving the public they generally mage TO car
~ their point by getting round the Law In some way
A set Of these swindlers get together raise ss760
With which they purchase New York State bs at about
pnsy per cent deposit 1t with the Comptroer and
get $4,000 In bills These bills they bring into the mar.
hot and purchase State 5s, which they deposit
With the Comptroller, and get more bills they make
$3.50 every purchase Of this kind being the difference
the market value and the par value the stock
and by thu5 turning the amount car IN tR,nty turns
get on, circulation Of busdrsd thousand dolsr, on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-04

ys.s, Eliza Js,s. Heart Mobile Cd ships TaglIoni oss.
HavTe; (Dp Pnce de Cstalona Stitches esrcelona Fspce
Vera C'uE; Rsmasce, Msr.hsll. Hsyre Charlemsgno e
Hambu.s Wsldron, Moore Liverpool; Monterey Collins
York t9sm) Louisiana BETTER Br. bark: lBr CsIna
sers Rob! Henry Bovine Havsaa Albeit Rogers smith hlo
sean lowed down and lh ship Jas Titcomb bark Ga
ed down g a2d inst. ships Albania Roger Stewart En-
ma aud Wacona.
PoaTL.so Dec si-Ar hrigs Elmra, ssIsent, Bonaire
2oh 9 Neptune, basio'd Waeham TO load Cenipegos
Porto Rico.
R,csMOrD; Dec So Arr sch, Lowell. Baker, Boston; VIM
Burk, Grant, NYoIk
SALEM bee sl-Au bark Cubs, Howe. Wineb,h, West
Verbs and market Jacob Story stIc.nsy CaYsnn
Yo,k; Carolina G,lk,y Csmden Me. CD brig steTliag'
Eit.mSr,. 0lassSw; p,lhousie. WilLs Tinidsd; bark
Oassns; Ansreea McNair. New York Wilson Fuller ;
0m.tesd' Hsvsrs; MARI Emeiins KIu,e New Orleans;
@ yones, Look, New York.
WARRxN. ri. Dec T-Ar brig Nonpareil. Brewer. Will.
mnRton, NC.
WILMlNGroN, Dec 2s-Ar brgs Evelin., (Br) W.ters,
Turks l.ls1d New York ssoheld Havana Emily s, Kim
Fancs do. Cid 3h. srhr Gen Mogaa. Fauihenburg Sa.
vannah.
WscAssrr Dec Sold bark Express, Saunders Matanzas.
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The lATESTIkTEl | lGEkCE
BY THE
MAILS RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.

ALBANY, Dec 3l lo4I.
The .irrirai Of Members Of The Lesislature-7Hs Go
pernor's .M.ssage-Dempstey's Concert, &C., re.
Members Of the Legislature of ls4s continue to ar
rive; some twenty thirty are In town. Among tho
number are Messrs. Dox, of Yates; Coe Of Aleghany
Mepy and Fseter, Of Herkimer sohermerhorn, Of
Rochester; Ayrault Of Livingston: Bush, Of Erie 60
the Comptroller, State Engineer and Surveyor. Trea-
surer, and Secretary Of State, here Several MEM
beers Of tho old LEGISLATURE remain in town. among them
Mr. Hard, "a the Senate; and Messrs 7. Smith and
Bloss, Of the Assembly. These gentlemen sp-
pointed a committee to examine the accounts Of the
Outgoing Treasurer.
half longer than il was last Upon its delivery to
the two houses It will be taken westward by an extra
locomotive. Its transmission by telegraph Is feat
which cannot be accomplished with accuracy or extra
ordinary CELEBRITY demonstrated last year, when
1t transmitted to New York, by telegraph
The messages Of the present Governor Of this State
do not excite that intense interest with which the
public were accustomed to look forward to the pubica
ton Of the messages Of Slas Wright or William H.
Seward. In his message shall fud Mr. Young taking
q position upon the question decidedly hostile to
that assumed by Mr. Clay think We shall find him
III find him anywhere) opposed to the abandon ment
Of the portions which have been gained by gallant
brethren in Expedency will deter him from OPP
posing the war Except upon the war question, Mr..
Young may safey be termed q radical whig
Upon the subjec Of internal improvements presume
the Governor will not recommend amendment OF
tho Constitution, in order to additional sppropra
tons for the enlargement and completion OF the ca
the appropriation of all the surplus Of the
Legislature Of is47 may incuce him to acknowledge the
inc xpedepcy Of resortng to loan The moneys already
appropriated will far to improve the capacity Of the
great Erie artery
In fact there is nothing for the to do to
recommend proper to be done regard this as pc
Gull y auspcious circumstance So long rs the govern
ment must be administered by proxy so long trust
that the duties of the Executive may not be Of psrt
cularlY 6rduou5 nature.
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At Belise, Hon. on the 25th November after linger
ing illness Mr. JostrH b. CHApPsLI, aged % years son
Of the late Salvador Chappell Of New York
At the City Hospital, Sunday morning I'd inst Of ty
plus fever. VIM II UrDERwoop, aged "a native Of the
West Indies.
On Sunday morning, I'd inst Mr.. w A. TYLER, drug
pst. aged Al years
IN. friends and acqusntsnces respectfully invited
TO attend bis funeral from National Hall Csusl street
on Tuesday the Ath inst at O'Clock NJ. The re-
mains will be taken to Hinsdss Mass for intsrment
At Brooklyn, Sunday, I'D inst, RoBrnT DE BrvoIs,
aged 81 years
The relatives and friends n the family respec, full
w uvi.ol 20 attend his funeral this afternoon At
O'Clock from the residence Of his con nlaw, Edward
Mscomber, Esq, Fulton avenue, Near Jackson street.
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ships-Memphis, Bunker New Orleans, William Nelson;
Charleston. Browa, Charlesion, Buckley
Barks-swan, Sterling Cork, SC. Grnpell Mintun Co:
Nscooehee smith, NsuviIas Holt Owen; henrech. 8re)
Bia,-Hayt Cuts Port au Prince. L & A Ferris Z Co;
Cords ia hatch y Tho%as Ss southnsyd Som EIsto
dee, Brown. Hmbor Grace, NE Sfkn Z hen,ide.
SchsIWs bourne, Isy, Cardenas W Tsuady; Hsros,
seeun Swain, Baltimore. johnson Lowden; Psrmela, Bo.
roker, rh,ltdeiphia
sioop-Helen. Hussey, New Bedford
Arrived.
jier Oct Atkins Co. Spoke Sept 18TH the Ch
sea lat 10 ~ lou 1880 Z, ship Rainbow Of and from New
Y9s a. dSy S sntan and sn 0cs h Ia the
date Java Head Sc 80 niles Chicora Ba-
ker for Boston off The Island Of Madagascar
lumbs Lhse had bbls sp OIL to cruise next
on the Vest Coast of New Holland
a ship xyos a1 10 &c M,n Aus H. @ Bs1ys Sept
the St of Bassaon, Br bark Kngsdown Of Lon
dou moahs out i3s Dbl. ,p oil; Dec lh lat g. loo 20
lou % exchange signals with Am ship owing blue
nal The letter H. 81 Goth, lat 90 90 lou 80 49, bark
Lacla (o Sasm) Holmes, IS days om Sumatra for New
Bark Mousam. Gerrish Bristol, RI days. ballast
Brig Olinda (of Boston) Paxton Rio Jaueiro Sc days.
Pckerssil Co Sid with ship Leland for New Or.
leans. Vesse's left befrre reported
Brig Nu5s Griffin Tuss Island u days, with sss6 bush.
Brg Helen Maria Child. Bermuda days. with hides to
sehr .i.dsrsli. scul seull Washington. Ncs days
to Williams;
Sch; %ss R.ss s london
master.
2briss. unknown.
Ships Memphi'. Now Orleans; 81 Charles. do; Allss.
Charleston
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Married.

On Thursdsy. the 30th ult at Brooklyn by the Rev
A. Schneider. Mr. WILLIAM B. SyEEHAN, of New York,
to Miss AVN MAMA JoHrsror OF the former place Troy
papers will plesss copy
On sunday, the I'd inst by the Rev Buell. Goodsell.
Mr.. ABEL w GARNER, Of Philadelphia to Miss LsvINA
Losys. 81 Elienvills, Ulster CO. State Of New York
On sunday evening, the I'D inst by the Rev. Mr.
Loughlin Of st Patricks Cathedral Miss ELIZABETH NJ
GARDINER, to sfr JOHN BYERs, OF Belfast, ireland.
Burrows. Mr. GILBERT T. SEwALL, Of New York, to
ABBH w, daughter Of John Riley, Esq. Of Dover.
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Total. ..............s2 sea s19 400 50 s 2s2 SCI 4!

The public debt larger In l643 than at any other
time, and Its dimnuten under the heavy revenue of
the State from its canals must be rapid In ls43 the
State debt amounted to s2sls Os2 o. The result of
decreasing debt and increasing revenue, can BE- plainly
seen. The public indebtedness must disappear
and the Treasury have at its command income for
which there will be outlet Our canals must a. the
population and productions Of the west increase become
correspondinsly productive and the income from them
the most reduced rates of tolls must be much great
than the Suppose the debt Of
this State becomes extipgushed in 1865 ccntempla
ted by the constitution and the from
public works goes increasing up and after that
time it has since their hrs completion what outlet
will there be for the large income which must at that
time be annually derived from this source Tho ord
nary expenditures of the State will be but trHng
pared with the In ls47, the ordinary expen
res Of the State s64s 2O and the Ordinary
$500 Coo showing surplus Of s507sO in this depart
ment Of the State finances This revenue is derived
from the State tax, surplus of canals auction
salt tax SO Ultimately these taxes will be abolished
and the public relieved Of all burdens of this kind
The income of the State from all its sources of re-
venue as large 1t Is not large enough enable the
State to meet its indebtedness at maturity although
the aggregate net income will be sufficient to meet the
aggregate payments within the time named in the
s.itution. Loans will have to be made from time to
debts they mature bat increase indebts will
be made, being created to Offset the other 1t is
impossible to form any estimate Of the increase in the
income from public works from year to year; 1t
may be sufficient to do away with the necessity Of
making any loans, in anticipation of the payment
Of the old ones.
The Comptroller has gone pretty extensively into the
banks both the safety fund and the Tree banking system
The report shows that the losses by the safety fund
banks have been TAT $780, of which the creditors
bill holders have lost So e26 81 the stockholders
S3l5o,00o.
The free banks have been equally unfortunate Thirty
have been closed by the Comptroller and there six
more which will be put in state of liquidation
making average Of about four per annum since the
Law went into operation. The nomins value Of the
curtes Of the thirty banks closed by the Comptroller
and the amount realised them annexed
FREE NEW YORK.
Amount Of securities held by 30 free banks
closed by Comptroller. .......... l.5sl7E 81
Amount realised from sales of these
The amount Of the circulation of the lightweight fire.,
banks Of this State the lst Of December ls47
$40 64 TO which the Comptroller held the
following stocks and other securities.
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RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY-Thi. j. one Of the very

RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY-Thi. is one Of the very
soaatease to al rho .s VITA cosaSs
d or nse ne q n: LATTER
se S y n1
have desire decisive those who .orins snd;f
Yet when look around tn. amount
which medicine has proved highly successful we
s that we urge 1t, rs sIm, TOO ,h:nsy too
s%d II. are b. on 81 n
Cherry some for pupo. sucsSedss better in their
ss%si %,ss p "ss e! r. c:
=: sIsI
NW. POWtLL's PREMIUM sELF-ACTIN0 Eye
- end Lar Fountains be procured .. his oAcs 7ei
'iss
modified but soothing stream oecaons neither confusion
fsPas ~ ssd "s s% ai
ss nc
e,' Of The osa1 Dr. poSsi q; usual to d,'iss:
eSs ana Ear no" so O'CLOCK ''"S A''' Eyes
NYHyfk r. nNy 49, E0KDIAt EYE
AENGE, on SoCTu RNAi Emissions; ie Se.@Thi.
spH. ss ss %ps + 'ss
'
I'M states o ,nv oSs
s!tiss ,Ss 4 .hs sSsxs d.s:ias s%psas. III
ocan but spec he for the following oeploatls afec
yeuh Or The gree se ndssi"cs Of the passion. psi
cpo " bs Of s heart
IN head dimes Of vision vertigo lu@acy less Of
mite. ia.iiude noeturss enis,iors slee imp eocy
, ssS S Of ,E ,S The @
mo,y j,cian melancholy foreb dnss Aversion Of social
are some Of the secu 'fih vocation Of III. laws Of MANI
hy.ie and ,osia being husdIsd. q q Sudden de-
,G, Xouns R, cities and IL ii. s0%ai
i've %sppy which should %
s: E h I51y w"s b snd mS
a.Iy III. setdai, anchor cfh ;
married nS,sf so'ss sIS half
aS@ or $50 l per Sos, Sold
s FAY iss Felton, i': s.t Lamp Sun Guild
fpS Ns A' 'hf i Ps;'s vii
s :Tf!s;ia ' 81 81 x:
a'siis @s,"E r@$ y "a I,:
;.%Ss.
confidently Dr. osd oes
:. SI hiti i. .v! gS's ssa %;sas
s:. "a i:
uesime"t tmn-nily successful --
7K KALrH's PRACTICAL P9IyATE ThEATisE
- the Di,mes o. the Genital 9g.n. shsr SseuIs
X. . r.s r!s 81 BY he
eiPS'iss .'s:
Es1s d.s. y R RSnS: .,
be consulted of certain delicate diseases prsc-
es Of ea2s ss
in day.. No .ita nor I,n de- ;, Q, S%.
" an, Constitutional DebyThose individual; who
stored 70 health and society Remember 10 Duane street. nez
door to Dr. Iohn.ons
ba sS ,a1:s sios
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$4s4,os7 10

PHILADELPHIA Jan. Frst Boari-No sales: .dfer sale
500 Leigh interest 81 5000 Treas at % 50
bank 81. Second BoardI2o53 state So 7ok 200 Whining
~ \; 1900 hSsne's 81 g Sfsr saisscI1oo Losn
soco State SIS FOX 20 Vcksburg 10; 500 Texas Treas
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Foreign Markets.

PEuRro CABELLo Nov 80 lsl7-You will please OBJ
tces Of import from the unted states as they rui
this dav Coffee, common, IA washed coffee. a
81, scarce and hides arrive from the interior
freely, and command 7Aais per ID indigo RS for flor
per o in slight demand; cotton TX per lb -four 6
SIC SO per Dbl butter 80 80 per 10 ham, rs Csc;
sperm candles 60c adamantine do. soc; cheese 25c
Business is unusually dull here at present. aud money
scarce; but hopes entertained that during the
bright aspect, especisly the coffee crop
ia at hand. There no American vessels In
port at present. Country, throughout, quiet
importation 81 1frs So old do krsas; pork, msss
90 prime Is beef mess Is prime lard per kes Of 50
10 Yrs sugar do whts loaf Is IA sugar do crushed
10 4rs III ,ugar do brown 4rsa 4rs coffee do 10 a
IL rice do Krs salt fish do q Yrs tobacco dc
In leaf 10; do do in box II 10; mackere No per
Dbl 10; do No do 8; pilot bread q 4rs; navy
bread Ok; corn per Dbl 4rs 81 lumber, yellow pine
per feet 40 As; do white do 80 35; shingles per
Gas. Exchspge-tn New York, 80 days, per cent
premium Havana. 80 DAVIS per cent premium
with cargo of rice which has been sold at lOrs The
demand il very trifing ground provisions are
M goes nr Sn 80 o.
be the result Mossses Is scarce End number Of con-
made for the article up to i5h January at 3rs
even at the outports The planters have commenced
grin ling. aud we shall have Muscovado sugar b.
the end of this. month Exchsoge on Eoglana l6x pei
cent premium and the nited States 81 ~ per cent
| premium
HAVANA. Dec Is There 10 nothing of consequenc.
our trs, Gr.s ANA inc s iGs
tvity s7d the new crop continues t. promise pretty
.buodsat yield The price Of new Molasses /
firm at rls at the outer ports, and engagement
have been made At that rate for delivery during thi
month and the next Here higher prices asked
and have been paid. There are great many yes
sells waiting for early csrgoes here AZ Matanzas
aud Cardenas and 1t Is not probable that the price
will decline time Stock of lard is 10 800 kegs
cargo Of rice arrived from Savannah Of superior quail
ity and changed hands at ION rls the stock HAND
equal to 1880 casks Of which about $50 casks from
the United States Whale oil is 10 !request candles
also in good demand Corn Is enc ured for at 81
rs About 800 bbls Spanish -four has changed hands
Fr,ighs-There s enquiry at all for vessels to thu
United States. Exchange on London l6K IL prem.
| New York and Boston per
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ALBANY, Jan, !, 1913
The nt,c State Officers, &c. &c.

The State Officers, &c. &c.
The State officers sworn into office to-day,
and thus commences the whig administration. 1t Is
several years since that party in power aud It
remains to be whether they will learn wisdom by
pest experience Governor Young Is shrewd sensibls
mar and knows than other Of the leaders what
ia the true policy the State Seward !. child to him.
both in point of Judgment and tact Fillmore is man
of respectable though rot eminent capacity not to be
compared with the late comptroller in financial skill
His is the great department. on which more depends
than any other. The course Of the wings when in
power before of .pendthrif character, and had
they held the reins Of Office longer the State would
been driven the rocks Of reputation but with
the change Of rulers change Of policy ensu'd 10 Az
which saved credit 1t remains to be seen whether
they will again plunge into exravsgant outlsys Of the
public money The new constitution ties up the hands
Of the legislature to some extent still corporate mo-
nopolies not unlikely to bs created and various
resored to for emptyiDg the treasury and bur-
thenipg tax payers Nous ve'rons. Hsdley, Of Troy,
il likely to be the Speaker, although many prefer
Pbenix" of your city The caucus meet on Monday
night to decide on this ind other ofhces
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the original capital Of e<Iso, and make clear proat
Of $1,000 $3.50 than the capital On whish they
started A they have got out this circulation
they fall and the bills fall at to nty oeuts on the
dollar. With the 5000 made, - above stated these
hnancsrs buy up $4,000 Of the bills take them to the
Comptroller and get $40 900 in stock which they sell in
the market for $780, aud buy $40 600 In bills this
amount taken to the Comptroller and 900 in
taken and sold for SIS 0o0 with which they buy up
$50 100 In bills aud uati the whole circulation is
bought up and the securities taken Of the hands
tbs Comptroller, and the hnancers have made Il ON
forty to fifty thousand dollars out aboriug casses
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Foreign ImpOrtatiOns.
MANLA-Ship Xylon-6040 bsgs 10 Indigo 1850
bales h:p 1000 pcus casks cocoa nut oil
segNs
RIO JANEIno-Brg Olnd,2660 bags coffee 48 logs
wood Is bales ipecac Pckersgili X co.
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IL tween Mechanic Hall and Troy street Through Broad
way and Blocker street,, or in KnieherboeKsr stage
Benstpn of circular form with FIVE six sto'e s set IN sal
YER and gold back The finder will be suitably rwmdsdty
leaving the same with T. ]. Smith, Jr,- 10 Wall street
dy0 II eodsrc