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In ne Matter If Utniam McKen.is -McKensie was
brought up Saturday, In pursuance of writ Of ha
bsss corpus, and claimed to be discharged on two
grounds to wit that the incipient steps for his
should have been taken In Canada where t was alleged
the fo gerry, with which he stood charged commit
ted and next that the evidence, IL stood was
not sufficient TO d,tain him. After hearing counsel on
both sides his Honor allowed the matter TO stand
for consideration and this morning gave opinion Of
which the following il n copy
IL appearing to me- the return TO the writ Of Ad
as oorus Issued In this matter that the prisoner IL
custody fugitive from justice from the British Pro-
vince 81 Canada on warrant issued By Commission
or 81 the United States the act Of
Of August 18th 1SiS aud that the question involved
that commitment is one Of a construction Of treaty
which s peculiarly within the jurisdiction OF the fsie
raj courts and 10 appearing to proper that un,ii
such question shall be determined by the federal courts
the state authorities ought not to nterfefe, u IL
ordered that the prisoner be renandcd hs former
custody TO the end that he may make due application
TO said courts, IL he shs be advised bat without
pref dice to any future application to the State ribu
nails, In case the same shall become necessary"
IL understood that the United States Marshal re-
seived an order dsy from the Secretary Of State at
Washington, to hand Mckenzie over TO the British
Consu but It seems the latter refused to interfere
without order from the Governor General Of Canada
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RAILROADS..
HUDSON RryrR RAILROAD BONDS uSl

IL DsuN RtyER RAILROAD BONDS UNDER rug
proposals. published the 2lst uit.. for tbs sale Il
s. 900 81 tie hoItgsge Convertible Bonds Of ths Com
pany sP have been stld NJ COR aud
proportion ate price Tor x cess uect br ksrage ~
together with the sal
The S2ONp Of Tie s3nm9 authorissd ~ law 70 b.
Issued. The Board prevented from
tions for the remaining ~ 7to rights
reserved 20 the purchasers o. the rst that
tcn trtring uncertain what amorn could be c9ntrrted
for Notice H. tetsfre Hereby siven that sier the 18th
instant tbs Board will hold themselves AZ liberty g.
tain ssd propositions Tor the "
81 the said remaining 81 Si7 of the ssid boad.
tie termt aud csnaons Of the advertisement of the 2t
w.t. as he periods for taxing ard psyng for the saae
Tor such part thereof not Be engaged before that
period w the holdefs OF said
holders hereby expressly they do not vail
ttenets o. the privilege ~ thue engaging ,hcir
frcpcrtcrs in the said &c 81 1SsN, before the
Hh instant their rghtsundr said receipts w be consd
cred terminated. 4. N. HOPKINS, Treasurer
New Nort. Jplv g. 1870
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linen TIT for shooting shs the mines California
the lowest possible rates. desire elegant bla.k
eo'h sack of lie Sies make silk lining, black
pans OF the same mmor MAKER call at the SIS Suit
between tie hours 81 IN tie morning and in the evening"
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OFFICE OF rnE AuaERS mn ROCHESTER, r 4

OFFICE OF THE AuBtRS AND ROCHESTER, r. X
" Co. Csnandaisua 6th June. tSi9-A Semi hnauai Di
vidend four per cent the capital stock " this
hae this dsy teen declared. payable TO the StockhOders
the let Gay OF August e the net PROFITS % the
rent els months ending tina day. Stockholders will
eetve their Dividends where heir stock 10 registered 20 witt
~ The Bank Of the State cf the CITY Of New
York at the Office Of hessrs T. w. Thayer Brother,
Boston snd 20 the once Of The Treasurer IN this place The
dr.s ssv 81 s ~ cay cay, fs.s.s '. me
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Increase. &c, 249 71,062 229,5z

The aggregate quantity Of the articles left at
tide water, from the commencement OF navigation 10
the eth July, inclusive, was az follows
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I've RAILROAD CONTRA ESsISEERs &C
young man ~ scientific requirements. who has
pled HE collegiate education IN e TIE principal Uai-
vettss IN Crest Britain, u desI Ofohtahng stuaon
sAsssant Engineer ~ Surveyor rsilsa, he. Refer
TO seity sc from professors o. the highest stand
ing In Europe Asaress, M suifcr, Herald oaice.
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EoE SALE THE WHOLE OR FART OF BEAUTIFUL,
Csuhtry Seat consisting Of y Acres pleasantly
10 The toufshing towr Of Tlushny The buildings
ersus end IN hne order The place perfectly healthy ans
greatly admired, and IL worthy the notice those uan
Fer further particulars insure the premises Of WILLIAM
~ II1It, Lindts Csttase. Flushing. Long Island.
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Supreme Court.

VI.NLHhIs TEVM.
Present, Justices Jones, Iiurlbut and Edwards.
JuLS III he argument In the Of Hume rs
IrHsfeh was concluded this morning. AZ er which No
81 Smith, fmpisaded &c. Tslaaa taken up, the
argument u which continued until the court sd-
jouIned.
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BootF At Governor iounss, opposite office Frereh
calf sewed Boots so usually So and 81 fine calf So So
usually 81 90 IN Other cheap Cater SnOes slipper
&C. in proportion. Boots Shoes, to ord r.
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ais Port wine. As pipes .nn.tto 20 casks; slaves;

gas Port wine 4s pipes; snnstto 20 casks; slaves;
Ejro Lirrpsei-Flour 2aS bills; rosin, 1855 de-; corn
1891 bushels; sperm oil ss7 CALLS lard, Isl lbs
To Bristol Flour, 7475 bills
To LsLand:-Corn, 4i,oSs bushels -four 1000 bos |;
slaves 1000 No.
rice, 70 tcs; COCOA 294 bags; whaebene "a 1872 lbs
satin wood 2logs sponge ITO bales bark los ceroons
rhubarb 10 cases; anis sil IS do eassia OIL 10 do
To Hanse To,ons.-Port wine "A hhds; do. 122 pipes
do l22 Or casks rice, terces hops 20 bales rosin
To Holiand.-Potash. IS bbls rosin 225 do; whale
oil SAT gals Indigo cases; logwood 195 tons; cedar
4e4 logs mahogany, 5O2 dol satin wood, 2ol; staves
To Nor.sy, s~'dn and Denmark Singer, Iss hhds.;
sugar IL ierees sugar los bills; sperm Oil 500 gals
lcgwood, So tons; fustc, II.
TO .9f'iea.FloAr. leo bills; bread 100 do tar aud
pitch 100 DO whiskey, 200 do; powder. 200 kegs
TO East Indies Flour 6ls bbls mackerel 200 do :;
herring, 400 do; pork 80 do rosiu so do tobacco,
30 hhds; hams 6,e67 lbs; lard. Al go do ; butter
5000 90; salmon, - do; talow, 49l3 do tobacco,
To'Boiiria.-Flour. o34 bbls. meal 100 do beef so
do corn, 2l79 bushels hams, 49j los tobacco,
Falkland Liands.-Domestics, 10 pkgs rum 20 bills
bread 20 do beef 10 do: rice tierces; butter 900
Ibsi tobacco manufactured, s2i do; nails, 20 casks;
10 Mtrieo.-Pork 10 barrels; naval stores, 26 do
GIN pipes; nails 20 casks cocoa, 100 bags; pepper,
20 do; GLOVES do; tin 81 boxes; cinnamon, bales
lumber 10 0e feet paper, 800 reams butter 800 lbs
chesse 1913 do domestics, 2l7 packages
22o do; tin so boxes cotton wick, 10 bales; bark,
hogsheads
To British Vest Indies Flour 19S barrels; rye neur
70 do; meal % do bread, % do; beef II do; rice
do rice tierce domestics;5 packages: soap. bxs
corn, 4CO bushels; lard. ll29 lbs cheese 05o do
tobacco manufactured 1292: hams lll6; butter 2p7
do halls IL casks; cordage, IA coils; slaves, No.
10 British North .fwe,Tra-tlour, 204 barrels; rye
flour 500 do; meal 10 do beef so do pork 40 do;
bread do rosn, l,7sl do hops 2 bales; sugar 26
hhds tobacco do; 10, manufactured. H,723 lbs.;
tea $40 do bread, 45 bags; coffee, IS do sperm
dies, boxes.
The shipments of breadstuas for the week were to
some extent, notwithstanding the unfavorba advices
from the other side, regard prices, &c. The
ments in breadstufs thus far this season. have been
exceedingly large larger than would have been antc
pated under the circumstances upon the opening Of
the season The shipments of bresdstuns from the
United States to Great Britain from September 1 up
to the latest dates in each of tue past years have
been as annexed
SHIPMENTS OF DREApsrUrrs FROM UNITED STATES
TO GREAr BRIrAtS.
Flour, Corn Wheat, Corn,
bbis. meGl bbls. bush. bush
To latest dates 1919 1872 7i.T 10i37?l II 47sO5
Do do. lHS.. l&,22 95Nl 2jlD 3,3s6.536
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Desirable Infurma,ion,-At thc c.leurot

eea" 81 es;ab hment In tle United States,
Bowery, DlRAM AN DERSON's. you can get an English
three Ply from So 10 81 yard doub ingram carpet 3
&C. to os rugs s oil cloths 3D. I'd to 5s saving of IS
per cent to the
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" AkHA.nnLE REhL EsrAIE .T ralyATs SALE

Nhhh SALE
VIII he sold private sale that large convenient
Dwelling uouse aud Lot, the late residence Of Charles
ts deceased Ihis property stuate State street.
Ia tire city Of Trenton With front 81 about hun ired
feet the view the river Deaware
and oT1ose 20 the state House yard The house
ltd vith rhrutlery and trees ~ ~ grovth
". tet snd most Improved condition. and present fsvo-
rattle oTrortnniy Tor inves ment private rsdeBee
termssnd particulars apply 10 JAMES EWING, Trenton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MASONIC HoTICE.-TnE MEMBERS or LEBANON
b Iosee NO is o. ST. Johns Grand Lodge are hereby
noth.d that their place Of meeting has been moved
oase street TO NO III Division they will
~ tie usual hour. cot aeneng this Thursisy) Eveuae
JOHN EWING, W. M
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= on bNeas, ~ The lrnary Author Of COM
reir Practical Wcrh on the Naur. sad Treatment y.s.
real btcase structure snd all diseases Of private
quartz ~ pendd plates Second Edition. EGtrset from
the besen s.aeal and Surgical Journalt may b. said
fearlest. 20 be eqaA 20 kcords Ao,ons uoras IN toe
ZANE family q diseases aud superior T. any thnr II s
Nina ever rubiifned IN THIS country Price so Author
hrnk o. sennA ts-h, mpotcney sc. caused ~ So
AZ the Publisher-, Strinrer
BY che Author I'D broadsav. -
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nR. ELLIOTT. oCcLisr, SIS broadway. IyroRss
- his fn.nds and rs;isn,s that during The summer
uonthr his once hours viii be from l0 o'clock
esys Wednesdays, and Fridays. DR. r. win at,ouz 70 M
rcof as usual. after O'Clock ON the above DAYS.
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A RARE CHANCE TOR SALE, THE STOCK FTN-
n tufes sud interest, 81 profitable establishment nov
horri.hrg state; amount q capital required small
~ n two o. three foufsnd dollars be made every year
The rson o. the present proprietor wishing dspose
place uat he int'nd leaving ire eitv Terms easy For
particulars address Pavilion, Herald once
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Nj oRRTs CANAL AND BANNING CoNPANY-so-
Az tice ~ hereby given, that Books Subscrpon for
three Thousand hares 81 preferred stock Of
one hundred dollars each with dividends Der
sem. authorised ~ the supplement % The
ehAer the Company, passed gth February 1850 viii be
opened at the Oce 81 sAd Comtanv Jers.v Citv an
dny the ~ July instant ~ u o'clock, noon. stock
hoieer 81 we SAID Company whose shall he asndi,R
cn tne seoc hoe o. The Company the 18th Of July 10.
n, the stock books q the Company will beci.cil
the fret three DAYS from Tie opening Of said hook
VI the B0src Of Directors, r. MAJ
=, 49, President Morris Ca nal and pankins Co.
bt'icha~, Cashier pro. TEN.
psteo srfey City, 9TH July, lsfg,
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EoR sALE-oNE SUFFRAGE TICKET IN rgE an
guft steamer from Panama W San Francisco ARMY 10
JkO. sNIFFEN Jr. Co., " Ann street.
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DE CvOPkk u DUANE STREET, HAS. roR iGe
- last fourteen years. confined L practc. The treat
ment " mercuria And other diseases deca natrr
He the Eos Aggravated the disease ..a
mild eases removed In two 70 Eve days perfect cure or
charge. "
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StPRTEE COURT, KINGS COUNTY-BESJA.IN w
Davis against David Anderson and stsra-To Alfred
Hall Admpistrasr. he. Of Jesl HALL a.ed-wilIism
Brsyten and Henry ksaa defendants above action
teu are hereby summoned 20 answer the complaint Of BEN
tamin W. Davis sgsinst and other nj s
the ninste.n day Of March, 1872 with the Clerk Of mi.
Court TOT King County end 70
on me- at ny ees No 10 ulisn street. tity OF New
fors ~ithn twenty days AFTER the service II this
eselusvs or the day Of services and that ~
swsr the complaint within the time aforesed "a. plsRta
VII srry TO the Suyrsne Court for the relief In
NE 'cmriaint-Dsisa New York. June ., 1aa;
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~ contains description Of al delicate diseases tst.r
~u recipes fur waking tie various
trtatmen and sspiict drsctns the proper moi-
Price 81. for sas ~ the author his ofrs
tnov No ~ Ann where he may consulted
dice there referred
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AMUSEMENTa.

castle GAkDEN.-THURSDAY EVENING, July IL.
nth week Of the uiumphantly successful SUMNER
fElEs' extraordinary attractions seeet ions from the
most celebrated Italian and French Operas, PERFORMED
hv a newly organized Orchestra Of FORTY PERFORM
ERS comprising the fret instrumental talent in the c1un-
try, 70 be led by M Gesrge Loder During THE BALL
the whole OF the Powerful Orchestra will perform 4
a. variety Of the latest and most fashionable Cotons
NaltEes Pokas &e Positively on account
Of the weather Doors open concert TO commence At
precisely. Tickets ~ cents each. -
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MEDICAL.


DISEASES OF THE EYE-DR. WHEELER, OcULIsT
public that there scarcely disease which
and beautiful subject that does yield
eessul mode " treatment References given the
miles In the city Once hours from A. NJ to o'clock p ~
nR POWELL. oCULIsT. AUtIsT, &C, ATTENDS AZ
- usual to diseases Of the Eye aud Ear Warren s
where can Be had gst describing his nsds
Of treating the affections Of those delicate organs Also the
81 ed.n popular Treatise Eye Price % eta
MANIFESTATIONS OF CHILDREN ARE
They always be Immediately cured by
Of Wells, Miller Provoss Compound Extract IL black
berry Root the most nsocent and effective medicine for the
IN tss Broadway ~ and eI Broadway Isl Chambers a.
and S3 Hudson street u. T. In Brooklyn. "a and I'll
Iultoh street. warehouse. 2l7 rront street. ~.
CnRIsTiAN NEVER. OF HAMBURG. WHOSE PRE-
cent denes sunsnovn 10 hereby requested 10 apply 10
beng the attorney Of DR. Daniel der hedsn
haven, his eurntcr ahsen appoiste W the Of
hsslurs on TIE 18th Of Apri, l4s-usneursh May. 1873
MATE NERVOUS ANrIDoTE WILL POSITIVELY
srs .S.sGsts suKs AL kads Of Nervous An.cisns OF
and s. ., utter
fsisnus. Sold only ny TALBOT WATTS, Boshss lsr -
Nassau street. N,B,-Tls Is not "cars all ,asaic..
brt will guaranty II TO care fer.ga Ia every shape.
GA rhia IL doses enough FOR all Moderate eases, 81
I YoN's MAGNETIC 70 wpER.-rNrALLIBLgIy DE-
uroyi,y bed bugs o?cbrosche, AUS, nies and all in
s.ct peculiar either 10 the household garden eas
pied and quick In its ereets also Pills Tor the
@ r'ts hna mee-boh preparations warranted
fter witnessing its practical awarded tue hyest pre-
mum 20 'be inventor who ALTO has certificates from L.
cd 10 That Institution with Tire success ID D.
nv"hrn i- ~ me Irving House; Lesrs Coleman stet-
~ the as,ot House and tome q the respectable
aid TO be obtained Of all respectable the initial
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II APE. FIAT JusrITTA, RUAT cHLUx.-THE Ma
uchal Police Gazette OF this week, ready among
other interesting matter, will tain OF Atrocy aud
bribery htl ero aed in individual crime hcAl
conduct being ul and complete 81 an attempt q.
Iaic on beautiful yiruous but friendss Irish sal, ly
Chrtain Robert hoerren, of the packet
which attempt was herseay defeated the hazard OF her
hic w this h,hc girl who preferred death dishonor
gue 20 the latent Ohce Robbery Interesting ri Con- In
England English, German French, and domestic criminal
mtigenee unusually exciting. Onco l0i Nassau street
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MO CURE NO rAY.-DR CORBITr. 10 DUANE sr
may be consulted on the treatment q ceran dc'ira
dueases practice Of sixteen devoted TIE treat
ment % delicate diseases enables Dr. G. cure e ors.
term Of ~ sease Recent Gases cured In three days.
ne used.
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nR. HUNTERS RED DROP-TRr Ir-TuOUsANoI
- uren thousands have fum time TO time, applied ths
Dipeosary, No 3Diy"n street aud prrchased t laval
use medicine and ~ taking vs been resatc per-
fest health. tiiee 81 medical book for nothtsg.
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LOST.

90 x REWARD-LOST, On THE SJTH OF NAY FRO,
~ the ahp kfngham or steamer santee. box arks
H. keeie Any person giving such information will lea
20 its George Logan 60 South street. will receiy
the above reward. $3.50
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On Tbursday, 4th inst OF dysentery, WILLIAM H.
RoLsro. in the t9th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family, and Of his sons-in law,
g. w. sterbury and A. sandford, respectfully
invited to attend his fsnsral from his ats
2S2 Madison street on saturday 9th inst at 9k
without further In invitation His remains win be taken
to Bellevtlle. N. j.. for intsrment.
On Friday morning Oct. s, GEosoH Fs.Dsnick LIND
SAY infant son OF James and Mary v. R. Jswett, Of
Brooklyn, sged ~ days
Suddenly, ON Thursday, 4th Oct, Of apoplexy MAar,
wife OF Nathan Beers. aged 6S years.
The friends II the family invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon NJ O'Clock from her late resi-
.dspce. No 8 Allen street.
In Bucktport. Ne Sept n, Capt. ANDlEw II. SMIrH,
aged 10 years 81 this city, and formerly shpmastsr
from this port
Hon JONATHAN II. Husband. one Of tho Oldest and
most esteemed citizens OF Vermont, died at his resi-
dence in Windsor the Goth ut, aged 81 years. He
representative in Congress from 1909 lSil aud
and from 1913 to 1876 Judge Of the Court
Hon SILAs JErisor. for several yesrs Governor OF
Vermont died ut Shsrshsm, on Sunday morning, S0th
September.
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announcements # D&Sss, Marriages, end Desfks
Nst ssssrtsd vrisss dss sssshsstoetsS end pss<J~.
Married,
On Monday evening Dot l, BY the Rev Mr.. Mead,
Mr.. WILLIAM SELv Of New York, 60 the bssntful and
accom- plished Mics EiIsA EAsror. OF Newt0wn. l.. L.
At Cssvlstop, Staten Isand, on Thursday, Dot T. BY
the Rev q. Winslow, Mr.. CHksTsR wEALs OF Bing-
hAmton, to MARoAnEr A, daughter OF q. W. Cham
beers, Esq, Of Toni knsville, Staten Island.
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ATTEMPTED REVOLT THE PLAINS, ARREST
rHI LxADER-ARREsr MURpEREss "A corrospon.
dent of the ST Louis Rp"hes" Of the Goth inst writ
ing frem Fort L-AveDvorth under date OF September
", says =" Seine time In iune last. Col Mackay
ordered to Fort Laramie and left escorted by Lieut.
George Evans and company OF ten dragons. and
oompaned by his son hoy OF about thirteen years,
Cspt C. A. Eastcn DR. Russell u A.. DR. George
B. Parks of Bostop. and Rev John Richardson Scottish
gentleman who travelling for pleasure through our
Western country Capt. Faston had under his charge
box containing . few thousand dollars which he
to convey to Fort krSrDy aud the sergeant OF the
pany having got wind Of 1t Immediately proposed to
make gentlemen Of the vine dragons under his charge
He them hat the box contained $50 900,
and that by little operation, those gentlemen could
be made much happier and they would enjoy earth In
contentmept, with plenty OF money. A man Was de-
tailed the he ut the door OF each tent ct
q certain time Of the night armed with their pistols
and csrbines and given signal to place the pistol
at their heads and hre-the sergeant himself armed
with revolver to take Of the colonel aud his
sen who slept In the same tent But before night
of the men repeptrd ana made expose Of tho whole
affair All the men called up and queetoued con-
corning the affair and the colonel being satisfied that
plot discovered took further notice OF the affair
until they reached this place The sergeant Is
under arrest and the Whole affair will be investga gated
very soon. Col Nackay ART we'd here about u week ago
to which place he pre- ceed-d from Fort Laraie and
considerable alarm I.t for Capt EAston (whs
to return by the Republican Fork the Kansas
panied by Dr. Psrts Lieut. Evans aud the escort
party) account Of unfriendly feeling at present
existing among the Cheyepnes and Sioux emanatng
from the idea that the whites had brought the chsra
amoDg them to ext-rmipste their tribes Those gen.
tlemen returned yesterday having met With dis&s-
tiers sud having explored fine country where never
white man tod before Some Of the Sscs and Foxes
dispatched to the Kansas capture the
He has Just returned bringing i've Of them prisoners
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Beard, to- day. mail and tho prices generally
shade lower than thoso 81 yesterday =
Fy,t Board.9e shss ksnsingten Bank. osS - gn,Ss
Canal lUL; SsaO Che npsste aud Delaware Canal "a w
Sssrl " l,n ITO. sfx e9 700 Cincinuati ". W.
Bonds 6s o5 "; 10 Philadelphia Bsnf ,Sa $bMv Reading
Isi~a.S Rsna. d. (mort o. $40 state SIS h6; HW do
ssS, sioc U. g. Loan o. ~ no sSU Reading Rsilroad
Board-b sbss Comm reiai Bank, bs Mechanics Bank,
xiZ; III UiIminstoD Railroad 2iA.
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SOUTHAMPTON AND BaEMEN-Stea mship Hermsnn--JS
Isaacs, Carl Dante, De Voss and lady,
lady three children and two servants Thorbeok Miss
Thorbeck Wolf Miss Gedkin Carl NeedmAn Miss Bsuts
futr ID Grune and lady. Motx, W Hack, X Maret-
seek w Carpani and lazy. II Goundi, N q GounAi. DR.
Weber, Rose, BaIkriann, Ghristel Wanekeu Otto
Jacobsen Kirksieg Count Of Solnes; Countess SOmes
child and servants Lane, Prosel DR. Galipdo and
lady Mrs horle and child sgner Forte Mrs Sarah Porter
Lallow. lady and two children, Day, JOS White
Wbipple, Col SeAhed lady, child and three servants
smith, Miss Roberts, Watt Laroux Csles II Coster
Coser Barn and lady Moulin and lady, Mrs Crab
tree, CrsbtTee Mrs q Chase. o Bren Mena, Me-
Ms Abbott, Mrs AmsIow and child. Benor stein
JsnLet lamille Dsnguy Do Hamm and lady, Al
fred DE BsDm, Miss De Hsnm, Miss De HAmm, Joseph
De aamm, Scbron Hamm Chsvet. Jacques Miles. A Bur-
ger, GuinAud Cults Carl Speyerer, Otto Kohsr Mrs
Won Sender, Aiss Biede Miss Bieds Miss Bohn Mes
chIoE. Miss Teubner, FrAunIeska Tsubner, Vessel X
Rechel Joseph Zwonzck. Mrs Ksdsch Miss Muller, A
Neschis. Franz hitsch, Kock, Gerhard @ Morl, q
Furck, Rsucb. JOSEF Hussa, Franz Bruokner lady
Martin Bieh Martha Bodesbem Frederick Messner Carl
kubmRnn Carl Telchn Brettschneider Sobnsbsl
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