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Married,
At the Oliver Street Baptist Church. on the Sd inst
by the Rev. MIR. Armitags, Mr.. WILLIAM II. UTr to
Miss HARRIET EMELISE daughter Of the late Mr.. VIM.
IL Weed, all OF this city
On Wednesday evening, Dec. 5th at the Second
street M. +. Church. by the Rev Parmalee Chamber
lain. Mr.. JOSHUA YovsGs to Miss FRANCES HENRlETrA
W. SroUGHToN. all of this city
Bristol and Memphis papers please copy.
By the Rev. Mr.. Cauvin, of st. Vincent de Psuls
Church HyAcINrHE CoRDIER, Of France, to MAnr JANE
HoUsoN, Of England
In this city, the 4th inst, by the Rev f. II. Cha
pin, Mr. EDWARD A. PRIcE to Miss EDNA nj. PArrIsoN,
daughter Of A. X. Pattison, Esq, all of this city.
Died,
On Thursday morning Dec 9th, after short illness,
TERESA MARIA, wife Of Daniel Sullivan and youngest
daughter Of Matthew O'Brien in the 22d year Of her
age
Her friends, and those of her husband, respect
fully requested to attend her funeral this (riday)
afternoon, at two o'clock, from No LA Mott street.
N. b. Carriages will be dispensed with
On the 9th inst, EMMA, wife Of Eugene Lies, and
daughter Of VIM. c. Holly.
AT Jerusalem South l.. l., the LIST inst, CHARITY
TRrApwrIL (colored), aged 1l6 years.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


The detention Of the steamers news had tendency
T. check operations in leading articles Of trade. The
rales 81 cotton we're limited and tne marke. clo'sa
ed. This the day appointed, 81 which Official mo-
lice given, the canals In this State would be
closed In favor Of which the increasing coduess Of
the weather seemed concur. The navigation has
remained open lon than the usual average OF former
seasons. On previous years, the closing WAS usually
marked by al improved hrmness In the Asur markets
but owing TO the limited demand for export, and mode
rate purchases for the home traAe the article wa. duh
for THE state and Western while prices inclined 10
droop. There continued 10 be steady dsmsnd for
ARABIAN Ia bond FOR expert a. about previous rates
-four Was shade better and corn meal was dull. Ca
madam wheat in moderate demand for export.
while prices favored purchasers Corn was IN steady
demand for the East, ard prices were some nrmer
There material change in other descriptions OF
grain. The market for mess porE was some easier
while sales q oil hinds we're quite limited Beer con
tinued dull. Lard continued firm, with fair sales In
ksss Prime eheFfe ann With free sales chs state
ca given below. Butter Of good quality, was in
steady demand. at full price, In tbs grocery trade
there were pew features worthy Of seois notice
AsnEs.-sses Of 10 bbls. we're made at 20 o-1s Tor
BEsarsrrrrr1f lour-Ihe sales for the day reached
1900 bills including ordinary state ~ - 90 - 5c
tomuOn state mixed Ohio and Canadian. at 81 tItk
. 20; straight STATE aud Canadian. at 81 Gs 49,
choice staie, - 81 a al mixed and straight
Bl2hs pure Gsuesee and fancy michigan, AZ 50 l23s
90 and ether grades seiore Included IN the sales
were AGO bbif. canadian, at quotations. southern
FYosJ-Sa - were 500 bbs at IS O6 - for mixed 70
good brand. Egs fiJI shade better, with sales
~ $50 bbls ct 81 81 81. Corn Meal was duh, at
81 - for Jersey aud SO rs for Bfandywinc. Uhsai-
The sales mYrissi 1000 bushels Genesee. part good
AZ ~ 20, aud the residue prime. on private terms
fCO bushels good Canadian, (fce) In store at 81 Is
and 200 bufhrls do In bond. at private bargain Rye
rrgg heavy and dull With eess OF 4lOO bba., a. ,oc
BcvIey-Ife sales Included 40 bu5heis prime two
ropsd at csc. Oais dull ana heavy q. s5c ~ e
fcr Northern. aud zoe a y for Jersey. Corn-Salei
made Ct 5000 bushels AZ S3}c a % Tor Inferior
ueaviiy southern. white sui mixed, D. &c. q 5s3f
fer Western mixed, &c aJsis for Tat and round yel
low
BrfsvAr- The market wAs nrm with sales Of 1000
bbls at 2ic a22kc.
CorIoN.-A dull day, the transactions, up TO three
O'Clock barely reaching $50 bales Holders, who are
very DESTROYS rsae give the turn e. the buyer but
We cannot quote HBy decline
Irvuapool CIkssfrtsarf0v.
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Cofrrr- Prices continued steady, with sales Of 200
bags hiO At 40 &c.
nnd - best sperm 81 Ssc a soc
FisH.-The market exhibited 40 chsnge-a dull
f., ling still prevailing
Fnufr Malaga ra-ius more active. though
prices without chang; sales 1900 packages Ia.
cludDg whole. bali AID quarter b0xes, At previous
rat,s BY auction l25 casks curraut, sold at Be-
6he.
fIrr CfscErRs This demand u good, with salos Of
Goo boxes from second hands 81 a. oasb.
hEoHus.- rhefs wes cDnstJersbe Offering Tor VI.
vefrool tud The race. 6rm. embracing cotton at
T-Sl "a lOJV bbis nlur At Is sd AL heavy goods az
az 3D.. and grain ~ : "a q 81
NoLAssts--T TIE market dull sud In favor 81 the
buyer come parcels % ezss s0id a. 22c SUD BY aac'
uopi l2s ebis Ns~ Orleans a. 2lc, Ia 'uths
NAVAL SfOHts There was good iEIuiry Tor rom
with sales a 200 b6,s Sstth County 10 tbs clip, a,
81 spirits we're rather tfmer and 40 bbls. changed
hands ~ s6c cash sith some iDts ~ SIC
Ous.-Linseed VS. hid a. f2s With faies Cf SEQ
gallons at that figure; manufactured Deached wlBtsr
sperm quoted At 81 - ~ ~ aud bisachsd via
Psovr.tevs - po,k sales embrssel some $50 b5is
at SiOS7L Sl1 Tor aud - - . j.it Tor prime
snd snail sslss q mesF at az DO Bsf loo hhls
mess wss dull ava nominal IS $40 nj Hfas we're
bauyant ~ fi2 az IS lard - bols sod part
uea 81 exc AL Jhfa 1 600 b1xss prime goi a.
CSC Busr ait ssles stie reported = Stata,
at Ice ais; Vermont 81 l2e 10, All Ohio Al 5}i
Zoe
UrsL Esr.rE. At AccrfoN--By Anthony Blocker.
atlantic Dotk Souih Bf5oAlyn Il lot on Van Brunt
street betwesn belevar ani omm-fce streets 2lxS1,
500. do do 2HxpV 500 es~h lot on corner u De.
IessD ard Van Brdnt f5,po. $50; ! 1T on Vac
lots 90 DO 25xec fsUl eash: lot Il !wsr
aud Nen Brunt 2sg.n ss1u inf 81 Do. sep u -
2b1So SssC. lot IN Van Brunt ~ bstsesn rrem mt
AID LIVER, S6zsO, Sss; j.. ~ do Z5xyo $l'gi lot
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SAN FnAncrco-ship Cheshire from Boston --Ceorvo
Freeman, ODwyer. Horace Cousins, Francis Walsh
Anderson seavy, wm II Basin, John Dofry Lincoln
Roberto John kidder. Daniel Pollard, JAS Dwyer
ThOs Spear j Geo Slower Thos Jossia, MchGel DAILY
John Cunnskey, Waldo Haskell Jno FLANAGAN. Samuel
Richards. Emerson, Patten, Whitman. Augustus
Fox Gerrsh, Alex Grover Hiram Biliings Jno Jones'
Slower jeffrey Castillo, Franklin Buekna 5aml Knox
John ChAse Amos Hill Eastman Noah Franklin, Jas
Em.rson, Dhildsr John Agnes Jos Butterhsld Jas
Andrews John Poatted DANIEL Andrews Isaiah Stevenson
Clara smens, David Fowler BLAZE Fowler. Z piastsL
I'm. feinsld u Butler VIM Russel seed Reuben stst
Son. Lube AVER Nathari Fish John sargent, las Simp
ION. henry Frost SMITH tdsaFd Thoo Kassel. Geo
HAYES Nrn Moody. Lewis Salblrn. swan. Jos saith.
tds Williams stephen br9En Jos kil., Geo Es Ellis
Holmes John bennett HszeAiah stow. Bsni Franklin
horse, JAS iial,linc Greene onIo stiles alfred
stCs. John Lhhvy Nathan feld. JAS Perry, Isaac
lrion. Michael hsGue. lno masood, Robinson Brown.
.tshua fenno, John stanies Geo Green. Bates.
!!oseLh Holmes ! maes samuel Barley Rodney rapey.
Geo Rice. Goodrich George hhoie Jonas 0oode Jonas
smlei, jacob Jordan, Benjaui Emery Lym,n small
IcvutCuc, W Allen, Alice, Chaa u WoOdman Hart
ley CotrF. John Msbossl5 Harvey Riss Patres ernias
h.m, iednsrd Emcry, W W hituey X 4 Saith, Ge0rTs
s,aples John Chandler samu. Adams, Geo wooibury.
Thos iiams fphram Lewis, Robinson. BENJAMIN snow,
nlr.n White. M15,,n Eddy Niehels. smith, m@ csrse
Parsons Woodbury., Wood Joel Euery Taos Bcals IN,
Marsh. Thomas PHtk Lintc Nusphy, Nathan Sonei.
Nathan Reed, Elliot George Rieh Peter Greene. Zcnas
itonc- lal.
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Important news Is expected his doors actually be-
eieged, and IL is with difficulty you can reach the
counter Zieber, by the way Is doing splendid bue
ness in the publishing and periodical hne-ths To-
made extensive arrangements for the coming holidays,
SO as afford infinite variety tor his customers to
The politicians on all sides bothered, bewldered,
and excited In regard to the triangular wagng
for the speakership Thus far, guesses, predictions
that no man knoweth how or when the contest Is to
end Sensible folks here, and, presume, else where
are of opinion that the House could not employ their
time proftably to the nation for the balance Of
the session, than by q continuous ballotiug for q
Speaker This would prevent the passage Of useless
slavery question would tighten the labors Of letter
writer's and telegraph reporters-and, last, but not
least would enable his excellency Col James Watson
Webb to hold fer another year at the court OF
Hsynau. Besides, 1t would save Old Zach the trouble
of writing message next year.
In consequence Of the mild weather, Father Mathew
has been induced to proong his stay in this city until
Monday next.
No change to notice In the flour market, which con.
uDues dull and inactive. small sale OF standard
brands for shipment at 81 49, but holders generally
ask 81 Sli4. There Is fair demand for wheat: sales
of red at 81 o. to 81 o and white at 81 IL Sales OF
Penna rye &C. and Southern at 69c Sales OF South
ern oats at Sic improvement Cotton quiet; hold
ers firm In their d. 2ands.
In stocks there is no marked change to notice. An
First Board4 Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank, 25
5000 DO. Bonds 500 PistsbuTs6s c. Si 1905 State
e. 10 .rur s Bans * Ah1Dc Bans pS' Norris
Canal 94. Second Bodrd-l00 State SIS soy; ! PenHsy-
yania Il, 7 SO Reading r., l7'E; 5000 Reading KR,
Mort Bonds 80 59l 100 susquehannah Canal 1886 1000
Tenn "A
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1 1sr OF LETTERS REMAINING in rue NEW yoRK
II Pest Once, December |, 1853.
LARGssr CIRCULATION.
yeftised.
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Sailed.

Slips Tennessee ID. California; Palestine New orlsans
Nickshurg 40; aud others.
Dro 6-Wind at sunrise, Wsw meridian NV sunset W,
"A fresl
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on corner Of fremont and Van Brunt SITS 25xoo $780,
lot on Van Bruat St., between william and Ever,
o5x90, $3.50; lot do DO 25xso s49s 1 lot DO do !,
2sxsO, 4sS; lot do. Do. 25xso $3.50; lot do DO;
25xi0, $3.50 Nete York; lot on Thirty eighth St,
north side 200 feet Of First 25xl00 $500
house end lot No. 40 Foryth st. lot 25xl00, SD 500;
lot west side of Sixth 70 feet north OF Fifty
second St. 25xOO $500 lot do so feet north Of Fifty
fourth st. 25xleo $780, lot do 90 feet north Of Fifty
st $4025; house and lot No S4l Blsecksr ST. 500
SUGARs.-There not SO much doing at private
sale the attention Of buyers being drawn of by ths
public one which comprised 100 hhds New Orleans at
4zfc; SO do at 5c and 100 do. Porto Rico, ut
$40 5ssc, all months
SEEp-Thers have been some farther arrivals OF Ca
nary which have slightly checked the stiffness Of the
market.
WHIsKEY.--Sales have been made to the amount Of
$50 bills Ohio and prison, at 27c. drudge dull ut
200 time and interest
WooL-The market was firm, with good demand
for manufacturing at full prices.
Receipts Of Produce per Hudson River Lines. this Day.
Flour, barrels .1s600 Beef, barrels. =, 366
Wheat, bushels. 1870 Lard, ...... 200
Rye, ' go. 5000 Ashes, $500. 800
Peas, 80, 1862 Whiskey ...... 40
OF Cake, tons. -. SO Cheese. boxes. -. 900
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There will remain to be asked for the Of $4,000
as per the estimate herewi presented.
In the appropriations asked for there are but two
that vary those heretofore presented. The first
IL an in the salary of the assistant assayer
from 81 800 to 500 By section OF the Mint act of
Jan Is 1887 it is enacted that Ito the assistants and
clerks such annual salaries shall be allowed the d.
rector may deternine, with the appreciation of the
President Provided That assistant shall not receive
more than fifteen hundred dollars and that clerk eha
not receive than twelve huAdred dollars"
The gentleman who fills the Office II assistant
assayer has performed the duties of his place
most skilfulIy and faithfully fer thirteen years,
and, Ms | sincerely think, fully merits the
smsll increase Of salary provided. IL may be add
ed that the large proportion Of California gold now
deposited at the mint In the amount OF which de-.
cresse TO be anticipated has at least doubled the
work in the assay department. therefore beg, most
respectfully TO submit the proposed salary through
ysu, to the appro baton of the President.
The appropriation for the 81 vorkmen has Tor
long time been 24 600 The increase of labor at the
mint has made 1t necessary TO present an estimate or
S25 200.
The appropriations required for the branch mint at
New Orleans are founded on the "Groupds OF Esti-
mates presented By the super utendsnt OF that mint
and Of which copy il sent enclosed.
The appropriation presented Tor tho branch mint a.
Charlotte 10 for the usual amount, except an item OF
f1ooo certain repairs, of which the explanation
given by the superintendent is sent enclosed.
The estimate Tor the branch mint at Dahlonsga OF
.he usual amount and does net require explanation.
Very respectfully your faithful servant
n. NJ. PATTERSON, Director.
Hon. WIN. NJ MrREpT rH, Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Passengers Arrived
Passengers sailed.


NEv onLrsNs-slip Galena-Niss r Austin, OF New
York; Mr. Chauneey, Parker, Of Boston.
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Unified SfatAs Mint.
FROM THE REPORT ON ESTIMATES.
A1,.s. nm man IT~,-.n =

FROM ON ESTIMATES.
MINT or THE UNITED STATES
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s, 1S49.
SIR-I have sent to the Register Of the Treasury
Inmates of the appropriations which will be required
for the mint and branch minis for the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1851 have row the honor of sending
you copies Of these estimates with the following re-
marks in regard to them.
The California geld brought to the mint in the pre-
sent year coinage has increased expenses not
only by its large amount, Exceeding IS 0,000 in
value) but by the character Of the gold ITSELF which
contains combined with it large portion Of silver
which must be separated from 1t. This ia done by
chemical process, requiring, for operations upon
large scale, great and expensive increase in the
laboratory, and the employment Of additional work
men.
In consequence Of this the funds available for the
present fiscal year must certainly fall short Of the
penses that there will not only be no balance
hand the end Of the year but there will be deficit
which must be supped by extra appropriation.
What amount will be required for this purpose
not be determined with accuracy, until the wastage
accounts Of ls49 shall be settled after which time
estimate of the required to supply Deficiencies
will be presented
The expenses of the fiscal year ending Jane so,
1851, are estimated at. .............. $4,000
Deductipg therefrom the estimated pro-
fits on copper, during the same period, $4,000
And the estimated deductions from de-
posites. ...'..'...''..' As,Voo =, ooo
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MARITImE LLIGE " C Z.
Fort OF New York, Dec. 4. 1870.

Fort OF New York, Decs 2, IS4Os
.........7 ID NOON RISES. &c. o.
SETS a 80 Nigh wArER.... Is
photographic.
See general celnmn for the latest Marine Intelligence
by magnetic telegraph.
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Ponrd-May 1910 shares Old Colon Railroad 81 10 do
Vermont Central Railroad M - dividends East Boston Co.
No. So.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
TRIsrpAp CuBA, May l. 184g-Praes Of Rice are
from So to $5h. A few small parcels received from
Boston sold at the latter figure. We quote Lard
market not much of consequence has been done mid
ding qualities have been bought Mt g. and RI the
last sales Of about 1000 boxes Of good quality. were
effected al tx o. for yellow and white and contract
Tor small crop made at S, go and So rs prime qua
Titles are no longer to be procured In regard to the
coming sugar crop little encouraging can be said the
Cane has suffered severely from the long drought and
OF which It will hardly We have had Of late
several arrivals OF vessels which has caused frrghts to
decline To the States quote SO per ITO gallons
for Moasses S1 per box, and As cents per 100 lbs.
Muscovado Sugar, In hhds Exchange London IL Il
a Is per cent premium United States, par to per
cent discount
p. S-After an unprecedented drought of nearly six
months, we had the first shower of rain yesterday
MArANzAs, MAY 6-Sugars rather more a minated.
and the demand for ordinary to mdding grades very
good We quote. ordinary to prime whites 81 on
Floretes 10 IL: Florete yellows 7a7 good to prime
6a6h browns. 81 81; Cucuruchos Ak 81; Musco-
vados. a o; fine Fellows and Muscovados neglect
ed Molasses at rs, and nothing doing. The last
transaction in rice is the sale Of the Isabels
stored some time since 90 The Merchant came in
yesterday and her rice is sold at 9h Freights
very dull. at So for molasses SIX per box and SAX
per hid. for sugar. Exchange on New York n per
cent prem; Sterling ~ per cent prem.
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Total .......... siO964 7O,S35 l076906 s,s53792
CoTroS.-The sales reach about 500 900 bales the

Total aO964 7OS3j l076906 ss53,792
Corros-Thc sales reach about 500 800 bales the
market closing at steady prices.
CoPPER.-There has been movement In the market,
and notice sales of 100000 to 100000 bs Peruvian
pig at 1870. short price.
FRuIr Transactions comprise 900 boxes rasins, at
81 so and 75c. for whole and half boxes.
FBrGHrs.-Corn was engaged In English vessels at Cd
In bulk to Liverpool. and in bags to NIL up at 4d cot
ton was taken at 3-16d. Id, and heavy goods at
25s: 100 bbls ashes taken for London mt 25s. ;
cotton was taken for Havre Mt SD; corn in British
vessel for direct port in Ireland was taken In bulk at
7lsd. There was nothing new to the continent.
MoLAssrs-Thc sales include 500 hhds. Cardenas at
1oc and 100 Cuba Muscovado at 23c, usual time.
NAVAL SroREs-Therc have been farther sales of 500
bbls Wilmington rosin at 05c delivered.
There has been considerable done in olive and
some 1900 baskets, quarts and pnts, have changed
hands ut private bargain supposed at decline)
sales 1000 gallons English lnseed at 5Sc, and 1900 do
American, in casks and bbls. at IS a Coo cash.
OATS were salcable at 20 3oc. for Jersey and %
33hc for Northern.
lRoysioSs-Sales Of about 500 bbls pork were made
including mess at $40 O6l4 $40 12is and prime at
So 25 SIS ~, the latter price for that of superior
quality lot of 20 bbls prime sold ut $40 25
Becf-Sales OF 100 bbls made at Sl for country
and at Sl so for city 100 ticrces of prime
sold on private terms Lard firm and In good de-
mand, with sales Of 300 bbs at NC for Genesee, and
DC. Tor common to 6hc., and Glsc for good to prime
and 1000 Kegs prime quality were sold at arse Cut
meats were steady with sales Of $50 hhds Of dry sailed
hams at ~ 5c and 200 hhds Of shoulders at 3a &C.
Butter was in fair demand at 13c for fresh western
tub. Cheese was quiet at a &c.
RicE-About 200 casks changed hands ut SO n 50 Is
SCGARs-Thcre continues good demand for this sta
pie and the sales 400 hhds. Cuba Mt a. 4c, 100
do New Orleans Mt nc, and 100 Porto Rico at 81
u 69sc., usual time.
1ALLow.-saes Of 200 bills. prime New Orleans were
rsade nj Iac, and 10000 lbs. stearine at SIC
WIirsKrY.S Sales Of $50 bbls. State Prison made
at 10Y 2lc., with small lots Of Ohio at 20hc.; rs
drudge casks sold at 20hc., on time.
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Our Baltimore corresponden.e.

BALTIMORE, May Is, IS49
Scramble for Subordinate OGces-Ihe st. Mary's
Celebration - Fire Rechabites - Ihcatricals-
Markets, &c.
The scramble for the MINOR Offices Of the Balti-
more custom house and post Office Is much strong
than that for the upper grade OF offices pre-
vious TO the appointments; and every man who
held tickets at a ward window, carried a trans
parency during the past four years, considers him
self as having an undenable claim for an Office.
presume that there viii be general sweep made
in the custom house, but doubt whether much in
this line will be done in the post office. MIR. Mad
dux having been kept In himself by several de-
mocratic postmasters, will feel himself in rather
an awkward position If called on to remove his
old associates especially if they good officers.
The steamer Planter left last evening for St.
Mary's, with about two hundred on board, inclu-
ding a number of the right reverend Catholic
clergy, and an able special reporter of the Nev
York Herald, to join IN the celebration Of the ami
versary of the Landing of the Pilgrims
The coach factory of Mr.. Williamson, on North
street, was destroyed by fire last night with all
its contents He was not insured and this is the
second calamity of the kind he has meAwilh du-
ring the year
The number of emigrants pouring into this port
the present season. exceeds all previous seasons.
The ship, Philadelphia arrived Yesterday from Bre-
men, with 1872 passengers; the bark John Bell, with
$50, from New Ross, Ireland.
The new order of Rechabltes, species of Sons
of Temperance, are spreading rapidly in this Vi
cnty. The Columbia District Tent, composed Of
representatives of the various tents Of the District
OF Columbia and Maryland commenced their
annual session l this city yesterday morning. a
large number of delegates being present The
general reports produced by the members were of
The most encouraging character, exhibiting a
gradual increase of members, many of whom were
reclaimed through the fundamentally Of this new
association.
Mr. Hall, and his horse Arbaces, are playing
" Putnam at the Front street Theatre Mr.. and
Mrs G. Dibdn Plit still draw good houses at the
business at the Holiday street house. and the
Nightingale Serenaders are operazing at Peales
Athenaum.
The following the stock sales yesterday:-$ 900
Treasury es, no. 532 City g. $780, 09A 800 do 1870
100; 26O do 1890, 10lh; 1920 Md quar- 5s SO; o25 b.
and o. II. div BIDS, "a; 10 shares Paapsco Blk, 20.
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Died.

On Tuesday, May 10Th, of consumption PETER
McDoNALD, aged SO years. late of the parish Of Cana-
galLIreland.
His remains will be taken from his late residence
157 Duane street. this day at o'clock to be inferred
in St. Patrck's Cathedral. He died amented by many
friends. The relatives Of the family and friends are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral. Quebec
and Chicago papers please copy
On Monday, the 14th JoHN, eldest son of Gennarro
Delnoce in the 34th year of his age.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, ut loclock Wednesday after
from the residence of his brother No. l19 Hester
street His remains will be taken to Greenwood Gene
terry for interment.
In Harrisburg, Wednesday evening, May 9th,
ELIZABETH SOUTHWARK, daughter Of Louis and Ethea
Blanche aged two years and six months.
On Monday evening 18th inst, francis GANrz, in
the 18th year Of his age.
His friends. and those of his sons, John j. and Goo
W. Gantz invited to attend his funeral this (Wed
nesday) afternoon at O'clock from his late residence
No. 221 West 10th street.