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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY uATrEps.
Fer .ais Of noes., &C. sac FowiA Pss'

SATURDAY. Jan 27-PY
There is great buoyancy in the Stock market,
and the sellers for fall appear to have sbsudoned in
despair the attempt 10 resist the upward movement ~
prices Itiss long time since We have noticed In Wal
street such revival Of the old speculative spirit An
arrival Of any important Of California gold
would create an immense sensation in the Street
In Exchanges there is nothing of importance
doing Sterling Is nomnaly = ass Francs ~ as -.
There have been 600 or POO bales Cotton engaged
for Liverpool at l6d 1900 bushels Corn At a. and
heavy freight az 2Is 3D. vessel (British) va. taken
for direct port ia Ireland "a for Corn. To London
100 hsftcs Tobacco at 6. Cd To Hsyre Cotton 1t ic
a lc for square and round aud $50 bbls Lard a. ic r.
To California the engagements continue 20 BE- consid
cradle
The Money market IS becoming little moro
strn.en, In consequence Of the increased activity in
stocks and In general business stll there ia no t+
Guilty In obtaining accommodations
The grading Of the Erie Road between Osego
and Elmrs 4. going on with much energy the
son will permit
The Hudson River Railroad Company are about
10 make AZ ,sue Of Bonds - complete the Road T.
Pousbkeep.ie There also parties here endeav,f.
ing to ne goaa,e Maine Road for Ohio Road and tor
Road IN this state.
There IS active business dong 10 Donesti,
Goods, especially Blesched Cotton. sud an advance
has been obtained The Jobber. are buying freely
Foreign Cot,ons are dull Woolens are not 1o.eg as
well as Cotton goods. but there Is fair demand -
Brown Cot,oDs are scarce and Manufacturer. refuse 70
eel ahead at present rates The Importers have b,sn
very busy during the week, there having bee5 shout
1000 packages VI Dry Goods received. Buyers iFosi
the We1 and South are In town. buying freely sei
there Is good deal doing 10 oar own Jos5er' iss
Dyy GoOes RsYortU gives the following A's Of the Dry
Goods remaining IN Warehouse on tas let day o! Jan
uary. ls49
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Two Days Of Private Claims.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WAsHISoTos, Jan. q, le4o
Friday and Saturday in the House are Private
Bin days by rule Friday is technically objection
day that 10, day which bills for the relief or
benefit OF individuals which have been reported by
any OF the Standing Committees Of. the House,
7pon petition duly submitted and scrutiny Of
the facts In the case, are first considered in Com
-attse Of the Whole, and, if no objection be then
made. are laid aside TO be reported and have their
rhird reading URder this rule the House in Com
nittee worked faithfully and late, considering
nearly a hundred bills, three-fourths Of which,
upon reading in connection with the Report show.
ing the facts in the case, were duly reported for
passage. A very few were rejected as provi'ing
for claims already satisfied in some form or other
a dozen or so were objected to and laid over for
farther consideration. The great majority
think to the number Of seventy-were, after com
ing out Of Committee, read third time and passed
This way Of settling claims is necessarily loose
and imperfect; great reliance must be placed on
the vigilance and rectitude OF the Committees re-
porting the bills yet ] doubt not that seven
eghts were right, and that much long delayed jus
tIcs was secured, much undeserved suffering re-
beved, by yesterdays busy sitting. Yet my pre-
vous conviction Of the urgent necessity for q
Board oil Claims vas strengthened by IT,
To-day the Claim Commissioners bill was taken
up at an early hour, and feeble attempt made by
It's friends 10 press it forward, but to little purpose
1, had previously reached the hve-minute stage.
and it really seemed that it could be got ont of
Committee today, but all such hopes were disap.
pointed. Many Members were absent, as usual
on Private Bill days many amendments were
offered and quoruras divisions were with Difficult
ty obtained the general opposition indicated was
strong and active and at most unreasonably
early boar--not much after Pa motion that the
Committee rise prevailed by close vote-nearly
the whole Loco Foco side rising in It's favor, as is
too commonly the case so the Committee rose and
the House adjourned. fear the bill is on Its last
lers
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NEWBORN LEGISLATURES.

SENATE. =. ALBANY Saturday, jan q.
A petition wss presented from the Stockholders Of
th. Albany Canal Bank praying an nyesngsn into Its
affairs. 49,
Mr. FINK reported against the bill prohibiting the
protest Of promssory on inland bills of exchange.
The bill to amend the Bsptst Home Missionary
Society was ~ for confederation, and nnsy referred
To Committee of Conference.
Notice given Of bill 10 suthorize company 70
build railway leading directly from BasSis 70 buraIo
Also a bill relative 10 coparinerships
NJ. S~rrH submitted u resolution, which was Adop,-
ed calling upon the Csns Bosrd to report 10 the Sen ale
the condition Of contracts for constructive repairs &c
Also respecting the Ohio canal basin ST Buffalo, stating
whether il Of sufficient capacity - admit OF increased
Mr.. FHo.r - the Vth District, offered resolution.
which vss adopted. requesting the Attorney General
70 report he Senate whether the laws resulsnns
the construction OF the Albsny basin sre constitutional
Mr.. WILLIAMS. from the Committee having the SUB
ect in charge reported resolution IN favor OF selling
sae stocks held by the state, IN banks and insurance
companies.
I'd in Committee OF the Whole The section relative
70 applications for pardon to be made IN cases where
the penalty row is death stricken out An smsnd
ment was proposed TO leave the question win the
people The farther consideration Of TIE o was posi-
pOped, and the Senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY
Petitions were presented from citizens Of Brooklyn,
praying the Legislature TO grant suthoriiy 10 ooTrow
money 70 complete the City Hall NJ. FISK reported
ed for the Election Of Justices ard Clerks In the NUM-
cipS Court Of Brooklyn.
The Senate bill tor the Continuance IN ofhce Of the
Commissioners on Practice wa yesterday received ey
the House. and referred 70 the Judiciary Committee
The Committee this morning reported resolution pro
vidns thai the senate bill continuing said Commission
srs in oskce be indefinitely postponed The Committed
reported Instructions 10 the Commissioners Of tne CODE
70 select from the existing Code Of Procedure. suer
portions and recommend such alterations a. may, n
their judgment De deemed useful and exponent Ins
Committee usde this report tie ground that the ~
port. which would be submitted BY The two eosrd'
woald be entirely different and OF oonnerog nature
Mr. TAYLOR OF New-york delivered learned and elo
ouert speech In opposition 20 the resolutions snd u
favor Of the continuance in oee OF the Com
on Piesdngs He assumed the position nat ine rsso.a
ons were uuconstrutonA and &c therefore urged TIE
speedy scton Of the House the subject lie repor
was fnsy laid the table and the bill IN tsNof o. soc
tinu!nx the Office Of Commissioner on frseuce wSi
tsken up and msde the special order OF TIE Day io'
Monday next ~,
Mr.. BorcHroS Of Kings County introduced eil
authorizing the City Of Brooklyn TO rsise $500 10 com
ple,e the City Hsl-scjourned-
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supreme Court of the United states.

WAsHNGToS. Friday, Jan. 20, ls49.
DANIEL SAUSDERs, ir. and HENRY NJ CHAMBER
LAIN Esqs Of nassschusetts, and TIMOTHY JENKINS
and RANSOM h TYLoR, ESQ. Of NewYOrk, were adj
United attorneys and counseors OF this Court
No. l33. J. w Bydenourgh and wife rs. H. and D.
Cothesl, and J. w. Blydenburgh and others-No. 207-
rs Il and D. Cothesl. On the motion Of Mr. Coke, OF
counsel for the defendants error these wits Of error
70 the Court Of Errors and Appeals OF the Stse Of New
Jersey were dismissed for the Of jurisdiction.
No. liz. Mr.. Crawford ct a. plaintiffs 10 error 60.
Branch Bank Of Alabama. The motion by Mr.. lSCE 70
dismiss this cause for the want Of jurisdiction Ar.
gued by him IN support thereof
No. Us r. J. Barnard ct al plaintiffs in error &c.
John Gioson- The motion 70 dismiss tnis cause was
argued By Gov SEWARD In supported and BY Mr. rABER
in opposition TO the same.
Adjourned till Monday morning II O'Clock.
National Intelligence
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Thing. 10 PHILADELPHIA.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

PHILADELPHIA Sunday jan p
On Friday night a man named Matthew Hay
brought 10 the Hospital with bis hand burni 70
crisp He wss found lying b. the side Of lime kiln OF
the >ehuyikA where Il Il supposed be had laid down
vale irtpxlcafet, with toe OF warming himself
Wien brought % ire Hospital cs was insensl5e from
TIE Effects 81 liquor. bis hand smputsied al the
wrist yesterday
The British bark Gres, Britain. bound 20 kilrush
Ireland vito 5reacs;urs from THIS port which recent
y Vas driven ashore al stoners Point while proceed
Ing Gown The Delaware River returned yesterday after
noon 70 undergo repairs.
There vas lot much done in lour Yesterday aud the
only sales wers' 500 oo.s standard PeDna brands a.
~ and 20 asf ools Brsniy wine a - the pail
hye Flour and Corn Meal quiet; Wheat d.. 81 previous
ns1res, and 60 sales made public Corn 10 Moderate
request and 40 bushels Perns yellow sod AZ % cts
NJ ssleE OF Osrs Cotton Is held ARMY but sses were
SINAI. Groceries and Provisions without u1co move
ment notice sac Of Loo bags Rio Coffee Al O cts
on tine Clover seed Il wanted II - FOR prime
Whisky steady a. y eta No change In freight
SALKs Or STocE.-Fi-sf osrc-s 90 state "a ~.
500 90 do 90. 5000 heading RI bonds. 60 . 90
DO 30, 20 $1,000 % DO. 40; $1,000 Hsrr.sourg RA
Sc 81 So Lstgn Conv-rtibls Mort Loan, "a 80 10
hsa la.sresi 81 shares Diamond Goa Co, Isl .
feus Tosaship sk % % schuylkl bk, 81 80 Z :
bk, b 100 Glrsr1 BIZ III 80 Morris Cansl, q -
sc1Eyl Nav, g. 100 Vicksourg *, IS. 100 lns
Go. :. 100 Jai0n Cana II PhilaielPnis "a ~
10 Beaver Meadow RR- p.
Seco1 & B0ars-s5.oCO STATE So ~ 500 Do DO pr;
$500 City s. =, % 500 Loan o.. 81, lN-i $
ksnsingson Bk. 90 50 susq Canal b5 - Camden
and snooy K. -. g. Com "a Of Matches. o5Tn, ! =
so y ms Co. = 50 Morris Cana, 9i PennsTVsnia
Bk. -. : L Bk, = 81.
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oa saturday, s-ts wAzsoarEa, JOHN
GILBERT. RI. 6-ia yea Of Is A.
rs isats AZ hoe Of Hy a-tsi 10 ,>l1 n. iilsf
Nos,sg. 'toesy ck srlou AFTER aviation carrss-s
-s.tos Oh. very Of 6rsn. o. S-~fort
ua Sunday aor1ss .slh SARAH WHIT. f-t Of wsrn
Nlt- l - -sil year 1f Der
rl- a1-y respectfully
,--s- lie f-a-rs from fs-s Do, D. sl q a. oct
rs A--r-lr-
T. hard or tho-- 80 kros ~ Enrrt.
T. .rs ~ sody % - tsrt c- -t-fl
T. tlf Cd 1altas- from
Frsrsf- "a - owed 90 hzs
gazzsry sss-a. User Co-ry, Mrs ELIZABE m
FETrER 49, n. ys.rs
A. Psri cs-sisr Y sss.saY. as p. ast Re- EDWIN
SMITH, 49, 81 y-ars-
Ps-s,ns s,h Of sys.utsry GIDEON TUcEyR
y1zrs-si u I-oz.s " r.or- Of t- CITY. % y-r 81
10
oi-- s.slas Of ts s-A asi y. MARY WHITNEY ss.s s.
ysars s-t lclfh
oa saturday arls ssi ISAAC DENlKE a:,r ,s,, ,., ~
Br-1k % Ssry lsrf. Ag-4 q y-ars "
~ -ai-- al r---s 40 t-e 81 Is srotssr As-.h
D>-t- r-sp>cy lEts1 af,.-t Is .-a-r ~. ,fs- =,
cccct, -u ne isr--y r-sc-1cs - o. ". Yor
A. Nessrt y J ia Of z.anza,on Of n. ,o-.. MARY
n ia-gni-f "a DIT J. o Gcse. l1fh of a.r AZ.
T. Acs-ys STA a. Lt-r-1c- ~. ss-c a
A. La-.-s. ssnt-ct i.s-1s o.. - s.s-s. Hrr..,. of
c14f-s;e-1 hs-s - 80 n 49, qua. ..a1
= "a &c, Supposed re- sor.e -.;sfsA a5sc,soa
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vrRxos1-THE CAsIsyi.-The Wing majority
IN the Legislature o. the Star that never sets,
have unanimously presented the name Of Hon.
JACOB CoLLAArR Of that State for the post Of At.
,,raey General in the new Wing Cabinet. The
domination is every way strong one. Judge
Collsnaer has few superiors in Congress either as
legislator or lawyer; while Vermont has al
ways been Wing and never yet has had Mem
Der Ia any Cabinet certainly not through lack Of
the proper material. Should Judge c. be sp-
pointed, Gen. Taylor will hardly have an ADLER or
safe, counselor
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MIR. ssmar, Of Maine.

WASHINGTON, Jan. q, lsi9.
find my intmation that Mr. SMART usually
votes on the wrong side of Slavery divisions in the
House is stronger than the facts will warrant. He
was wrong throughout the struggle on Mr.. Colts
resolution calling for the Abolition OF the District
Slsve-Trsde but night on Pacheco and is oftener
90 than the other way, His colleagues Mr.. Bel
cher Of course excepted generally vote with the
South, but he, am happy to say is an eddy in the
general current Of Maine Loco Focoism.-His
speech is calm, solid, replete with facts, and will
DO good
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A DKMAeoouG IN CoNeREss.-The election Of
Mr. oresley opish the tail end of Congress. will turn
oat .nsr all 10 esve been very useful fact both 10 q
elsewhere We have MOI, probably 10 tho lssi thirty
yss been blessed with such perfect specimen OF hue
nesn, peufogging demagogue 10 Congress. ~ Hon MI
ofeeey has furnished In he durog the ssi few
m ,uas His afecssuon Of morality his urs pro
fessious Of humanity the claims he puts forth for poducA
parity have amply and fully illustrated In his mser
able ponfoggipg, eouvoeang shu ng snive4ins course
q d. House man Of any enlarged Views instead Of seek
lag TO cut do~n The miserable panee which Member OF
congrees the way Of Mileage would havs taken
rshes the earess give such respectable amount
FOR services Of Intelligent his posuou would
10 demand. and the greatness and wealth OF this Re
We are slsd hs The noise and clapsps OF Master Gree
icy each the little applause ignorance and envy have
Of the House Such demasosuss a. Greeley.
snsg up ali sou Of bad passions are necessary evils In
.s., our in sss ssa o. liberty and com.
ron scnss, have not been greater han they are -,
Benefits Herald.
Y We must wait to the end OF the Session to
zee whether Congress has really "thrown over
board the efforts made for Mileage Reform. 1t
IS by no means settled that those who have been
80 indignant at the exposure Tor rather, the ex
poser OF abuse will decide to separate without
q, least sesmsag to 10 something for its correction.
Meantime 1t can hardly be deemed capital Of
fence 70 have published the Mileage accounts of
Congress when Congress itself processes every
year to do that very thing. They certainly Pur-
por, to be officially published whether anybody
outside OF Congress ever saw them or not in the
shape Of public document
As to the Congressional Books any course Of
action may have been wise or FOOLISH, base or hon.
o,able but how it can be mean pettnossins'
&c to do simply aotaiag. is not 50 clear Inc IN
dividusl assailed BY the Herald has made no mo-
son. suggested no alteration, is not on record even
as voting, has said nothing in Congress snd pub
li,hed nothing elsewhere on this subject exeeP'in
.slfdefence against most outrageous and inbound
al per,onal attacks and imputasions. He has con-
damned no mans coarse. reflected on no Member $
vots. and allowed himself 10 be ssssied and eeiied
n the newspapers without reply until the cslum-
ne. Of the Herald 4 Co. were repeated on the
soor Of the House There be simply stated the
,ru,h As 70 his own vote without rejecting IN the
I.ast on the votes or the course Of others. how
much less ought he to have done to escape the I'm
putstions Of the Herald
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M AR RIED.

o.. %. 1s,h 1st a. Hsrsu By Rev r Nsson A-.r-rou8,
LEWIS sAHRE ND y ELIZA lalgatsr Of Chsr-- h-ury
ia, 30 of Hsf-n
A. A541y - % LsEs o Morfs, g. : A 10 Sarah r
1sl<-t-f Of Peer Wsl1e- Al.
A. Wxrsas. % l-th dr. WHARF Gay n Ar Nsrs Acrtz.
Q1ucy n l-a Ws.hnzt01 Nr-u NJ E-1sJ Fayl.
A. A.f-t.a Ca .5,s OF kv chzrss r Jses y A-s ocaa
" ca -at.rof Dr. = L Chester.
A. taaaPo.s In Dr. Ll7s,ton D1-,sp Mr. Danha
Ml-sals.
Pout is; Catralsfsr C. W.sl5zrls NJ.
1san-us sA1Ehtsr 81 Antr.- Carr.
Az Br-ss~.r ~ Dr. LFa,tou El-od = Mas Faae-. Jan.
brrsn
cs-.ss C CARES J. Ir. Grant Asai ,o7ni
Ga sht-faf l. IrsF1n.l. Es7
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Nrws 70 CALuoSsIA AND OREooS.-The
steamship Falcon leaves this port for Chagres on
Thursday next, Feb. !, at noon. The Tribune
containing intelligence of all the late California
movements, and many other matters Of interest
70 emig-snts and persons residing on the Pacific
Coast. will be ready Wednesday noon, for mailing
70 California and Oregon. Price per copy, cts
-ineluding postage 10 the Pacific. cents
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The Telegraph Case-olorse We. O'Reilly
Corresnondenca Of Tia Trihnne

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Jan q.
The argument in the great Telegraph case OF
Morse & Co VS.. o Reilly & Co. on an application for
injunction on the o Reilly hne through Tennessee
from Louisville to New Orleansl as an infringe
nsnt Of Morses Patent was under argument to
day in the Supreme Court before Judge Catron.
/. was argued by P. 8. LoUsHsoRoueH of Ky. and
Gov SEWARD Of n. Y. as counsel for the plaintiffs
Hon. RANSOM H. GILlIr, Solicitor U. 6 Treasury,
is counsel for the defendants. The argument will
DO continued on Monday.
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~ C,LrosNA MEDICINE CHssrs % al .izsssni prices.
sed 9Th sdsp,ed 20 the diseases Of hai resior
Also Rusalon Cos Touic Mixture. certain cure Tor
fever and sgue Intermittent fever &c A. these diseases
from all accounts the principal ones 20 - feared ma
cs.e persons who intend going he god region shoot
not fail supply themselves with cusnuy q o. u h.'
been used for IS years Pss and has IN Instance nso
cure Prepared and .1iJ. wholesale end retsl, b.
RUSHrON. CLARK NCO
no Broadway, 10 Aslor House. snd rs Broadway.
"a 81. corner OF Chsmb-rs..i
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ We slr- 10 reed he -tV-rris~as--f q
lh- Museum. Which may be found l 8rn.f-f e. lHr rrt
being i1duced visit hat r.sbi.fm-rf ih- Vsrg -
opportunity. Tie gIkker sri "a sa1es-. 80 srxrss
hgmAn beings 10 the word. may il'fe he seq 49,
"a, hey viii The cfher
q srscuors spi-ndi performance SC 49, 40 q io "a
urnos, cspscity hat cl,nmcdo1s place % Amusement
Crest Western >ahie Rrcih-r srd o sppcsf 81 srt
Z: ocock Lsst week % - Mode J-rnsL-m.
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Murderer. sentenced.

TRoY. Saturday, Jsn II.
Andrus Hi was yesterday pronounced guilty OF
the murder Of Mrs Amy smith Of Pe;ersourzh IN Jay
Of March next between the hours OF and
Barney ODonneIl was $50 sentenced % DC ndnS on
TIE ZANE ssv. for the murder q Antonio Raiteo.
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sap Ure a; tbs port from Liverpool reports lih in.t
I,f 81 Sd o- 50 r In with Br bark Alpine. Of Hansx
Currv from N-w.YorS for ireland. win 1890 bushes
corn nd 500 barrels four. ID sinking condlon-haElng
beer 10 contact OF the Eight of The I'm Win Vesse ~
Of GERS snd crew. - ir number a.,
snip sunbeam his port from Liverpool repors -
sf IA 90 - 81 bip Johanna from Bremen for NeT-l OK
Bro Chsihsn1 Al hi. port from rcsf rspor'. 80
inst st @ % long c. chip Creole rom LYefPooi TOT Ne"
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NEW PosrNAsrEEs-We understand. says the
Eefs4al IassLsseer that TIE Postmaster General has
made TIE following appointments;
LzxrEL r BEArrox. Bsven Greek Springs Soner
sell Co. Nd. rice Samuel Bra,,on. resigned
Elijah swoFE. Csvetown, Washington CO. Nd race
William c. Webb. deceased
BESJAIS Mason. JArretfsville. Hartford Co Nd. rios
John w. street. resigned.
IAxEs + THOMPSON Warren, Baltimore Co Nd. rlds
James Miller. resigned
FfSiEr EoKsKs F-akstu-zh, Cs.Toll ca. 81. ries
w. Homer, rosiSnsd-
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AIsASY Saturday, Jan. =.
The store OF William Osborne, on Washington
a. damaged BY ere as; night Osborne vs.. com,
ni,tsd today charged with inceniiarism- he osd
= no0 insured on worthless stock
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By T.l,graph TO the stw.York Tribune.
rb.Hentucs, Vs.. schuylkim Bank.
PH1LApELFsIA, sunday Jan :

PHILArELFHiA, sunday -s1- =
TIE judges Of the Supreme Court Yesterday nAa
private CONSULTATION on the sehuySil Bank case No
decision was pronounced bat they noused ne Pres
dent Of the Kentucky BanG sid others Interested 'na'
their decision vii be sgsins; the sehuylsil Bank
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BALTIMORE, Sunday Jan q.
A ERE this afternoon destroyed the extensive
provision packing establishment Of Mr. X. Kimberly
Los Estimated q; 10000 Injured sl3 600.
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Appointments by the President.

WAsHNGroN, sunday, Jan 2.
LEONARD JoSEs of Maine mas been appointed
U. s Consul at Cbsgres.
SAMUEL McCLuNG has been appointed Marshal OF
New Jersey: WILLIAM STARE Collector at Middle
town Coun and EPHRAIM r MILLER, Consul Al New
Granada
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~ We are eersia hist 10 81 Cur resder. hs' snosr.
durry the wah ug 81 ne i-st week ne vsus u n.
metallic yuesnized Rubber soles thai CsuEcH. Etlis
ToNPSiNs q . Johnst suAeh 10 Boos and Saoe. heY
would have hsd to employ many additional hsnds sfr.i
would have beea re demsld 20 As uliy uvsluahs
srt.rls l He>i