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CLASS No 6. 4 Iron, s,.., and Ma.
il2 kegs l2d Iron cut naiis
q do iSd do do
~ do Cd do do
g do @ DO do
200 pounds inch wroush, iron spikes
ISS e 29Sy inch inch iron iron best american
400 do by Inch iron dc
100 do 2by nchiron Do
400 do 2byi inch iron do
loo do u inch square IRON do
20 70 DO 90 inch inch diane no round r 90 American
COO DO inch do do do
sheets inch best quality sheet iron
6 n do brads
CLASS No. s.--AscsAansaSs
1899 pounds s u s inch asS ssa iron best american
100 do inch square cast steel
5 Is g g ! {: s,qs e e e e
100 DO English bils,sre cd steel 10
kesa Cd iron cut nails
5 do lod do do
CLASS No g. Paint. OIL, &c.
1880 pounds pure white lead in oil
$50 gallons pure lnseed oil
2l5 do spirls Of iurpentine
20 do Japan yarn,sl. smith. q New Yar<
W do yerdgris, in oil
60 % 90 90 Ssnsasn red
3 barns Spanish whiting say 90olbs
. do yellow ochre, say 40 lbs
1900 feet Malca'sbes window glass, 10 by y
go go DO DO do DO do DO q, Do 49,
All the white lead be In packages less than
90 nor more than 800 pounds.
Class No. 6.--hiseelaneous
dozen paint brushes, ground bristles) No 100000
a do sash tools, assorted No. 6 and upwards
. DO clamp or stock brushes stock q by inches,
. do 6tches assorted
do varnish brushes, large size a
z do painters busters tF ee#
"A do glazing knives, square ends
SET steel combs, for oak granting
Badgers han blsndsr, aa,, inches vide
/ camsl's HAIR brush ~ inches wide
dozen eames hair pencils, long hair for painters
dressed buskns for painters
. pounds Chineae vermilion
8 do Turkey lumber ,aa
do Terra dc Sienna s,
& do sponge
Ia do rtone ochre
Z do rotten stone s
10 gallons Japan yarnish
ounces copper bronze, llsiteulor
10 do do green do
2 pennyw e,gtta gid bronze
1000 gallons water strained gperm oil #s-
lU0 DO neatsoot oil ...s.N.
10 do hnaeei oil
=, pounds gum IheIar
10 do hanback,
Class No n 3ssays
~. 10 pairs Of ainch iron ba,i hinges
los DO f.rsmeu, sS, hinge. niche. wild. when
a DO Parliament SRfn butt hinge.
y 4'ineh IRON rim knob locss
Il &; !: . .?;s .., f. t..
81 90 drawer sa lock.
a5 gross l.inch iron screws |
s9 do u do DO
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~ 10 90 DO
70 do MARINE
10 do houseline
5pleces ravens duck
piece green baize
ssidss pump leather
10 do harness do
~ do laetng do I'D .... ~
60 pounds borax
% 10 shoe thread
10 barrels bright vsrnish
lU do black do rS.
70 boxes sperm sperm candles, short sizes
6sels Tin measures, gill,to gallon
large tin tunnels s..5
small do do
loo whitewas, brushes
i0i corn brGoms .n..# nag
100 hickory brooms aaf
CLASS No. 10 Stationery hfiscepa,,.ars
10 resns best blue laid regua,lon'paper
. do b.s 10 QUALITY s eS;e ao.r g IGNORES.
dozen pint boules black Ink p'p''
do small earmne led mix
50J slate pencils
dozen pieces sill tdate
do do India rubber
do tbaed Congress penknives
gross best quality black lead pencils
pounds led sesliny wax
3 do walters N..sa.
i2 gross G'lio,fs eagle steel pens ~
as IS sa y s' Blank books '", i, bend
do l 40 do iiaHID
10 ! do 30 do Fl
. 10 memorandum books H'.M
!, do G.qnre letter books
40 do do
sand boxes
II large nkstands rEa
ClAs.N M II a,;,u
1000 bushels corn 's'S'
C,,s,tt, J., a,;...u
ina lana ,,,,,,., 70 ~ -, - "ifsceudaeeas
+ ~ ' '"'''ia'''e ooai .a..s"
CLASS No H. Miscellaneous
-poo h'siielS pi charcoal ss .ts
CLASS No. ~ Miscellaneous
25U do pue light wood
II Is ia, n. prov,aed In ,,o :, 4 ,,.,
l,t lie t;ov.,,n,sn" y. ~ ~ DC u,a',hcty
Nh - ar dinini,h m. Tse.sss he iight 70 M
IL NO ,n,n,ui ~ fGv ~ ~ ~ 80 .on,ii''eu 'or
NAV require and whiIi,., ,. ~ M aus ~ .ln ssIvhe
~ lee, han those snrcIs, @ ~ ~, ca w ngIt
SANE p'''es '''' i'"'ah me
good order ,d subec u such inspection al the ward OF
ey ~ w sursau may direct aud BE- IN all respects
opi,,s ~ ~, 'hertoL f9illiiier des'
an H., 81 li't navy YARD
i"eheiNer,es W all building mataialS, excepting mis-.
~ a,'eeh, may DC commenced forthwith and
nus u , H. ~ Wiin Sixty Jays alter The dae ie
~ y. Nol''nusu rom ,'ihs 10 iIht, as IN the
p' ,ca w. ~ ~ an M % uie yAh me wants OF the
n,ba ~ i'l a'a n','S' a'' oe cohPeeu within SIX
o ~, Nv, ,sn b"' 40 payment wi be made I'M
!" ; my ~, ,eiy
iasass mea,fn . ~ miscellaneous 70 be delveredas
,r,.na ma n, ~ ~, o ,ese me ~ per eh
may a. ihe olon OF The Bureau he paid qua fter.
~ ' ~ 4, ~ 'anuay april Jny shd October, where
s sl, n osem 5anaae,ofy Inc bnianee cooper
ce e WILD pau oy tne Navy Agent within thirty days
Sairh I'D
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ODD FELLOWS' HALL.
-
+ TATUM'S GREAT PAINTINGS,
Entitled the
REDEMPTION,
In three scenes
THE PASSION, CRUCIFIxIoN, and RESURRECTION
Of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ
This sublime work Of Art will be exhibited az the Odd
Fellows Hall, TONIGHT
AmItance SO cents children under IA and over years
Of age, half praoe under free oil charge when attended by
parents or guardians. LEA t4f
G. J. KATHRENS
NJ Liberal arrangements mrde with schools and fam
lies. June T--3
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WASHINGTON, D. G.
Correspondence OF the Newark Daily Advertiser.
POPULAR MOVEMENTS IN GERMANY.

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1919.
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SANOSlS SALooNs L
GRAND FAREWELL VOCAL soIREE,
s Partly IN Costume, a%"n
Or Mons'r and Mad. LADORDE,
Will ss
The Agent MIR D, r. Sllaw) respectfully announces that
numerous applications havinabeen made him
Mad IADORDE 10 give one more Concert he has Undue ed
She will therefore, give her posirey last Concert In this
Guy eg4
On Friday evening, June 8
PROGRAMME
PART FIRST
l. Romance-de Ia Favorte, NJ Iaborde
Air-dePE2lr dAmore Mad Laborde
Romance'-d Erani, 1afanell
A. RONDo BRILLIANTE,
Composed expressly for Madame Laborde, by Max Ma
retzek. tfgt .1.
GRAND DUO DE La RENE DE CHIPRE,
Firstlme In this counryD Laborde and Tafaneil
PART SECOND. NE.aW
6 Teuetto- ID Lucreza Borgia Mad Laborde, Mons
Laborde and Tafanell
!. Ar--de Ia Somnambuls, Care
compsgnn, Mad Laborae
:. Grand Scena de Ernan,, Tafanell
. Duo DE LA FILE DU REGIMENT,
In full Costume, with scton)
tH@ Mad Labprde and Mon Mordan
10 GRAND ALR--DE la FILE DU REGIMENT
y, In full Costume
sALUTA LA FRANCE, Mad Lsborle
Doors open at n O'Clock. Commence at 6, O'Clock
NO PostponemeDG
Madame LABoRDE will give her Concert in Richmond
Va, on Monday next, llth June. June p
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Theatrical and Musical.

BowERv TnrArRr.-Lsst evening Knowless play Of
" The Hunchbsck" was performed with nrst rate
cast, Wis: Master Wslter by Mr.. Gilbert, Sir Thomas
Clifford BY J. II. Hail. julia, Miss wemyss Helen,
Mics Taylor. Jordan, Dunn. Winaus, &c., dled the
other parts. We srs always glad Co see Miss Wsnyss
in such parts Julia. they to her great
talents and capabilities; and the style In which she
played last evening fully sustained all the good opin
ions she has obtained curing her engagement the
Bowery. MIR. Gilberps Master Walter . most
po.erfo piece Of acting He dd It a. we'll =, We have
who used come years ago to play st the Park h. We
believe the beet r-presen atvs Of this character
that ever played It Mss Taylor looked charming -
Helen and soted with much spirit. She is always vel
come TO Bowery sudishce Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
appeared in DR.. Diiworth," whica concluded the
p.Iformances To- night nrs..rate bill will be pre-.
scented. consisting Of . drama two comedies, and Q
spectacle Our list Of smussnsnts win give more par
ticUisTs.
1t possible that Of the negro race, coorsd man,
In short, could have succeeded In producing such
work, full Of charm, novelty, Wit, invention and
genius the Monte Cris,o" which Ia now performing
with such brilliant aud unparalleled Success at the
Broadway Theatre! Every body knows that Alex.
Dumas the celebrated author Of this brautifui piece
IT the African family vsgsry called the negro spssss;
hence this piece IL the moro wonderful and sxtrsor-
dibsy whoever wrote It. snd invented VIC inc'dena
thing IL certain that In London 10 had the effect
q producing excit. ment and even thestriosi psr
tss and divisions which to this day arc called the
" Monte. T. risto excitement" No wonder thon. that
this astonishing piece continues TO prodase such
Iien. nj 10 New York No wonder that, night after
night the theatre T. more ana more wdsd by anx
ious psrtise We can only say ~ we'll dessrvss thu
great appliance receives aud Ia brought out with such
exceeding sps dor and to astonish all
behoders We expect II wil command . ran, almost
fer many nights ~ the msnsgemant may choose to
perform IT, since the interest Of the public evidently
sugmspfs Mt each represe ntatiou We say to all, 60
ard nee this wonderful spectacle
NArfosAL rHxsrsE-Mr. q. w. Clarke NUT have
been highly battered last evening by the very nuoer-
one attendance at his benent a. the house vas filed
at on early hour In every part pitt boxes gallery sad
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steamboat about 100 tens for towing in the Hudson
rivse.
JACOB BILLS YARD.
Bark Rover shout 400 tons, for wn Nslso, now In
sohr. j.Sob Bell, oflioso,s.
Steamship Pacific one Of Mr. Coliius's Liverpool line
OF steamers, 1000 tons, to bs launched next week.
SMITH AND DIMoNs' YARD.
LAUNcHsO
Steameh'p Georgia. one Of Mr. Laws mall line OF
steamers to between thi. port SsvsunAa Charles.
TON. New Orleans and Chsgres. She measures about
1850 tons launched In September
California, one Of Msssrs Rowland and AspinwslIs
mail line launched In August.
Nothing on the stocks.
BISHOP AND sIMoNsoN's YARD.
LAUNCHED.
Steamship Ohio, Of 700 tons to run In connection
with the Georgia In Mr. Laws Mail Line to Chsgrss;
the Staten leland Ferry Company.
Nothing on the stocks.
MEssRs. BARCLAY AND TOWNSEND.
LAUNCHED.
Ship A. q, Of res tons for Msssrs. Gsregs Co.;
now In the Liverpool trade.
Ship M Howss, Of Az tons, for Msssrs Howss, God
Nothing on the stochs
MEssRs. LAWRENCE AND sNKEDEN.
LAUNCHED.
Steamer Empire state, OF 1000 tons, employed by
the Fall River Company.
steamer Conneotiout OF eco tons built by Curtis
Peck but In tho Mes Haven route.
Steamer called the Charter Oak Is about 600
tons, for some Eastern port.
steamer for the Fall River Company, Of 500 tens
also, two small tow boats for the East River.
JABEZ WILLIAMS VA tp.
Ship Princeton, Captain Rogers, built for Messrs.
Frost Hicks, and employed In the Liverpool trade,
1900 tons launched in October. Also, schooner Of
$50 tons.
ON rHK STOCKS.
Bark Of 400 tons building on account Of Mr.. VIII
liams, for sale.
w. H. CoLLYRR'S YARD.
Schooner w. H Collyer 240 tons. Steamer W. J.
Psase $50 tons and the Confidence, employed the
Hudson River, 4Qo tons.
THE STOCKS.
Steamer Of $50 tons.
There appears 10 be considerable dong through
the machine shops connected with steamships -
There is great number OF large ocean steam
ships and river steamboats, receiving their ma.
chinery. Among the ocean ships Is the Franklin,
taking in her machinery at the Novelty Works ;
here also Is the Tennessee, for the Savannah
trade she will be ready to commence running
with the Cherokee in March. At Secor's esta-
bshment are the steamers Georgia and Ono.
They will not be ready to commence operations in
the line between here and Chagres, until July or
August.
Mr.. Colllns's large steamers, which are to be
launched simultaneously next week, are expected
10 be ready for the first voyage in July next
Messrs. Stillman, Allen & Co, build the engine
of one, and Allaire q Co. the other.
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The number Of arrivals and oiearanoes ct the Fort
Of Miwaukis, for the year 18&8, was I,087.
The South shore Rshrosd was opened to CohAsset
Monday last
young woman named Sarah GrHhth, died at Mon
tresi n feW Gays SINCE OF decease OF the heart pro-
ducee by tight Iacing. She to have been married
10 few days.
The General Assembly OF Nova Scotia Is summoned
to meet for the despatch Of business the l5sn Of
January. Tbs Legislature of New Brunswick meets
the Slst OF January.
Peter g Brooks, long reputed to be the wsalthisst
man In New England, died ON Monday night at his
residence In Meoford He about u years Of ags,
aud bad bee Tor time Ina fAing ooDditsn sir.
Brooks the father IN raw OF tbs Hon Edward Eve
rstt, Rev. Mar. krsthingsaD, and Charles Francis
Adams, Esq. Boston Honseript
The number Of emigrsnts arrived at Boston during
the year 1916, was zsoZ
JAmes Jouee, Of Perry Township Ohio, committed
suioiOo, lev days since, by usngins himself lie
o respeetable far msr.
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New York Legislature.
ALBANY, January 8, 1915.
SENATE


SENATE.
The Sc nate assembled at the usual hour
MATTER OF
Mr COFFIN introduced bin In favor Of giving the
public prosecutor the right to issue commisso ms 10
take testimony out Of the State.
THE SLAVERY QUESTION
The discussion ON Mr. WILKINS resolutions OF vas.
tercsy, insisting upon the abolition Of slavery in all
territory between the Nuecss and the Rio Gr,aas
and also for having New Mexico protected against
slavery In the form,ton Of her WAS again
postponed until another dsy
Nothing Of further moment transpired, And thu
Senate adjourned.
Inc members were punotusl In attendance at &c
nour OF meeting, and commenced business promptly.
ABOLITION or sLAvERv.
Mr RosE laid before the Assembly series Of rsso.
lutions, similar to those offered by Mr. Wilkins In the
Senate, which we're read and referred to the Con,
nittee Of the WheIe
The HEALTH OFFICER AT STATEN sLAro
MI. VAN ORDEr gave notice tina. he would Intro
duce bill to make the stuaon Of the Health Omsse
at Staten Island . sslsrisd offss
RAILROAD ACROSS rHs srHMvs o. PANAMA
Mr. VasSUM gave notice CT bill to inoorpor Q
company to build . railroad across the Istamus q
Panama
Adjourned
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ADDITIONAL STATISTICS OF THE OLD YEAR We
publish to-day the remaining statistics which we
compiled for the purpose OF giving our readers
b,rd's-eye view Of every thing that transplred dur.
ing the year 1873. A great deal OF labor has been
employed ON them; but we have the satisfaction Of
knowing that they are as complete and perfect as
possible, and thai they will be valuable 10 our read
ers iorfuture reference. They are worthy Of being
preserved for this use.
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move ments Of imslsvsd uaIs.

General Gaines has arrived 1T ginc nnsu on his way
TO New Oriesss. TO succeed General Taylor n oom-
mand OF bis department.
The wife Of Com. Stewart u. 8. NJ, arrived o. Louis
vile the 10th ut. and lsft the day for New
Orlesns
Among the passengers by ths Europa 1, the name Of
Monsieur CADET Can this be the great socialist and
author OF {" icsrie ~
General Taylor will visit viok.burs on the LIST Of
February
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The AMERICAN SYmpATHsKRs FOR IRELAND
We are informed that Messrs. James Bergen, M.
~ Croft, and Richard F. Ryan, some OF the
"Amercsn sympathisers for Ireland" have taken
passage In the splendid ship Princeton, Captain
Russell, which WIS to sail on the 2lst December.
They have all stood their bsrbarous Imprisonment
we'll
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VENEZUELAN CONSUL -Ths President has re-
cogn'std Thos. Williams AZ Consul OF the republic
OF Venezuela, for the port Of New York.
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APPOINTMENT by TIKI PRESIDENT, by and with
the advice and consent Of the STRAIGHTFORWARD
b. Sheppard, to be Attorney OF the United States
for the Southern District of New York, in the
place Of Charles McVean, deceased
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Marine Affairs.

VOYAGES OF THE OCEAN SrEAMERs.- Statement Of
the Of the British mall steamers to and from
New York, showing the date Of arriv length Of pas
sages and number Of passengers carried each way
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Court Caiendsr-p his DAY.

C,ncuir Cousr-IIs 3 4 OF, s. 40 u, IL Is, H. Is.
S,pgnrss CoUsT--1 10 I3, ~, rs 80, 81 81 ~, ~,
A. 6s b6, g. o. o. 65 CO. o. 6s, o. TO- to S. IS TO
100
co,.Mos PInas-PARr ~. SO 81. a., a., 40 81, 81,
10 81, 90 o. as 0s o., Part 2d3es a. 49, 49, DO, 60,
"a, &c, Is, co.
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DR. HAwKs.-The friends OF tnis gentleman,
will be gac 10 learn that the rpmor Of his death
wac incorrect.
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City In1elIlRence.

THE CHoLERA.-At m~ot,ns. OF the Sauatorv Com.
mttee, held At the Mayors Office yesterday jan q,
the following commu niostion was received from the
Health Officer At Quarantine
QUARANTINE, STATEN IsLArp,)
Jan 80 O'Clock A. M.
To HoNoR THE MAyoa:-
No new OF cholera has occurred ct the Marine
Hospital during the past twenty- four hours There
nave been Two deaths from cases previously reported
ALEX. b. WHITING, Health Odh,sr.
The Physician re ports that Of cholera
hss occurred within the limits OF the CITY since the
10th Of December.
The wEArHER.-Ths weather moderated soms~hst
yesterday. The thermometer indcsted as folio -
Att A. NJ. IL deg, at IL NJ. Is deg, as3 70 deg.
WATkR Srour.-r The residents in Roosevelt street,
near Chatham we're yesterday morniDg thro into .
state OF the utmost confederation, by The
OF one Of those accidents which have been incident
the city eihce the in iuot,on of the Crotou
water. One OF the large water pipes burst, and the
water soen made clear work Of the earth and paving
stones whoh INTERVIEWED between the pipe and the
face When NO Intervening obstacle ted ITSELF
the water rose In coumn some six inches in dia-
meter and played merrily against the sides OF the
houses oppcsite to the break The inhabitants were,
for the time, greatly alarmed but AIRED not venture
out or In owing to the perfect cataract Of Crotoa
which i. 10 tho ,,ciniy As soon - the proper on
surss to tam OIL the water, and sst hands to to
repair damages
looking company Of men passed through the streets
yesterday afternoon on their return from target
curson.
THE wAsHrroroN MoruMKrr-Ths subscribers to
the fund Of the Washington Monument Association,
have by their votes cnoen the design II Mr. Lasvsr
that by which the monumen mt shall be built There
were $40 voter csst MIR Lsfevers dssga rsosvsd 3oT
that By John Frsxee 222 All the other designs pre-
sented Tor competition received together lao.
Tbs SLk,oHINo The weather remains all that
omnibue owners hack aud livery stable keepers could
desire The streets filed with oil SORTS Of slsghs
from esrly In the morning until midnight The ave-
nues are perfectly shvs The houses between
popooos part OF tbe city Harlem doing atnriv-
Ing busiDess Bellies besux by general consent
taking advantage Of tue PHEASANT evenings, and tura
cut Ia large numbers to enjoy real winters treat
gooa sls gh-rte Thoee who oaunot afford to ohs ter
Vehicle, Pursuc the more economical plan, aud ride
up ana down Broadway at nxpenoe apiece. Any way
to have . ssikb-rids II the weather would only mo
serate little, there would be comfort IL it NJ pre-
sent the pleasure OF excursi0n must 6e
paid for in sohisg nngers aud toes TO say nothing Of
nsssl prot berabcss being frost bitten.
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The BRITISH IN INDn-From the accounts of
preparations that are being made in England, for
ending arms, men, and munitions OF war to tho
East Indies, there il very little doubt that the
ong coveted district of India, known as tho
Punaub, is about to be forcibly taken from Its law
ul and nehtiul owners, and annexed to the
British possessions. When hostllities between
the Sikhs and British occurred few years SINCE it
proposed to take that territory from Its owners
but the robbery, then, 1t was presumed, would be
too bare-faced. Now, however, another opoortu-
nifty has occurred, and it Is eagerly taken hold of
The English press is busily preparing the public
mind for the first act in the drama, which will I'M
doubtedly be the destruction of great portion of
the native inhabitants, by British fire aud British
sword, and the subsequent announcement OF
another brilliant victory of "Britsh valor' over
the natives, for which expect prayers and
thanksgiving will be enumerated from the affairs
An army Of thnty thousand men was being col.
lected on the Sutlej the last accounts thousands
were leaving England to swell it. And Lord
Dalhousie, in addressing the authorities of Cal
culta, recently, said, ale had come to India
to MAINTAIN peace; he had hoped for peace; he
had strlven for peace; but since the Slkhs were
bent on war, they should have war with VEN
geance."
The world may, therefore, be prepared to hear of
gross piece of robbery perpetrated by England
on India, accompanied by all the barbarity and IN
humanity-the slaughter of men, women and chill
dren, well as the sacking and burning of cities
and towns--wh'ch usually accompany victories
achieved by "Britlsh valor" How does this
compare with the cry that England hopes the
peace of the world may not be disturbed. Bah
She wants to remain at peace at home because
she fears collision with the great French re-
publIc--a collision that would sink her to the
depths where her corruption, extravagance tyranny,
and despotlsm, ought to have consigned her long
since
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Average passages from Liverpool to Boston, IA days
hour The America made the shortest passage during
the year, and the Brita the longest.
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Psnnsyivanin Legislature.

HARRrsBvaoB, Jan. 9, 1s4q
sENATR.
The Senate met and proceeded With business ia IT,
regular order.
HOUSE.
There we're eight balottngs fer spsakss
In the Houss today which finally adjour ned over tln
tomorrow without being able to Organise The oar
didates are Packer (dem.J Evans (whg) and Herring
(nstveJ and in oil the bslicting Packer - had th
srsst number Of votes, although not enough to elect
hin
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BosroN, Jan. 3, 1s4a
John O. Psfey the free soil oand late In the Fourth
Congregational District defeated having bssn bsasss
BY some 400 votes. Benjamin. Thomp,on, the wh,s
candidate, lie no doubt slsc led
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The President Elect or France.

Tho Publication Of the Herald yesterday rs
minutes leioss o'clock and finished ~ before
olaaE
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Miller. highest on Cas- Ticket. ....... 1O,66S
OchiItree, do on Taylor Ticket. ...... 4.50o
Votes polled. 15177 Dem. majority el5o
Twelve oou mites to he heard from
The whigs divided On Allen sni Yerxer,
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Massachusetts Legislature,

Massachusetts Legislature
Bosrer, Jsn. 8 1sa1
The Legislature met to-day
Mr. Bell, Of Boston, was appointed president Of tAs
Senate, and Mr Crownnshisld was Reelected speaker
Of the House. Mr. Story was elected clerk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-01-04

Rem aiming the stocks. ................. .29S70
This shows great decline, but not more than
might be expected under the clrcumsta noes we
have already alluded to. The following notes OF
the business of each yard were taken from the re-
cords OF the builders-