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Court or General sessions.

before the Recorder and Aldermen Cook and Bard.
JAN IA Young Bngiars-A couple OF boys, only
10 of age named John Scott and Jeseph Lakin,
were put upon trial this morning charged with bur-
gary In the third degree in breaking into the clothing
store Of John G.. Rohr, at the corner Of Canal and
Greepwieh streets the night of the Goth December
last and stealing ther.rom clothing to the amount Of
lurking about the premises of MIR Rohr for time
and the very night Of the burglsrous demonstrs.
ton they found by policeman with quantity OF
the stolen property in their possession. They were In
company with older boy, who escaped. As they
glare II they did not In fact break into the store the
Jury found q verdict Of guilty and the court sent
them TO the House Of Refuge
Pleading Gttify 10 attempted breaking into the
OGee Of Lumber Yard Charles Brown pleaded guilty
to attempt at burglary in the third degree in en-
d.avoirg TO force entrance into the Office Of Mssrs
Jacob Dsryee Son, at the Of Cherry and JEFF
ferson streets on the z7th OF December last He WAS
sents TO the peniten'iary for Elk months,
One Wife too afany.-A man named Thomas Newell,
WAS tried on an indictment ehGrgibg him with bigamy,
in having married Sarah Bradley on the lsth OF No
married In 1889 and BY when he had Eve children,
stl living Both marriages proven, Ia fact
net denied the sces'ed sho said that be had the
for some time. 70 marry again IL be pleased. lie vas
pronounced guilty aud sentenced to the State prison
for two years and six months.
.asssrh and Bstfe,y, viiA Intent HiH-Peter Cor
son lately a saior, and more lately still q fish
chant In the sm all way was put on trial charged with
committing mort violent assault upsn the person OF
Edward Copnelly policeman OF the Sixteenth ward.
IL sppesred from the evidence brought forward in the
u thc utbs uoutr VI tue oeP-
TENDER LIST, the policeman patrolling his post In
Twenty second street, between ninth and Tenth
pues, whsn he raw two men come out Of an area; he
sksd them hat they doing there, aud they told
him in py that they under the stoop get out
Of the rsin t was raining at the time; Mr. Connolly
mtrusted that all right and he therefore
hs club and himself for d-ft nsve action while
he seized one Of the BY the arm. While In this
position, the companion Of the man whom he hold
ing crept around behind him aud seized hold Of the
club At this moment. the pcr,on who was 10 the
baud a the Officer. drew some kind OF Weapon and
stabbed him, INJECTING serious wound The police
wac, OF course overcome and the sound In dict-d
Of ssriousa character that h. confined his
bouse for three Denths and during part OF that time
bic life considered In danger Mr. Conn-ly ssore
positively that the accused the person who indicted
thevound On the part Of the defence it sworn
TO by two the father aud mother Of the dep
dspt that he in the house that night that he
to bed at about ten o'clock and got up 1T Eve In the
morning With this conflicting testimony before them,
the jury retired AID had not returned into Court ct
late hour.
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ooustry, and 50 for prime. Beef hsms-Ths demand
was better with sales Of 800 barrels good Western Of
as. Cut meats were firm and not plenty. Sales Of
AGO tiervcs extra hams to arrive soon, ct 7kc part
winchester. Lard wss In good demand and the mar
6he 100 barrels new, 1t 6Sc.; and 5000 kegs exc
exc. Butter was In better demand and nrmer
Cheese Was steady, but quiet
There 10 nothing Of moment doing, and prices
quite nominal Dealers generally waiting the Ca
nada's letters
some parcels Of New Orleans sold ct 4Ao $40.
srlLTER is held mostly ct 4o, though parcels be
picked up at trife of.
sKED-About 400 bush. North Csrolina fax changed
hands at about 81 66.
sALT-Sales made Of 5000 bushels st. Martins,
at 22c a months; and cargo Of Angosturs, ut zoe
months.
TIN PLArEs-Thsre have been sales Of 1000 boxes,
at $40 Is, q months
WHIsKEr The market for this article heavy,
with sales of 100 barrels at for Jersey and prison
RECEIPTS PRepvcr FER RAILROADS, JANUARY IA.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MospAv, Jan N-6r NJ.
Merchants, before operating to any material extent
In many articles Of produce inclined to await the
receipt Of private sdvices, due by the Canada The
effect Of the foreign news however far developed
was favorable. Cotton solo freely, chiefly on speculs
tion at advance OF y 10. Flour continued frm,
but sales were limited wheat was held ct nrmsr
rates, but above the views Of buyers Corn also
sitter at previous rates and holders demanded
slight advance Fork dull, and sales light srri
walls from New Orleans have recently been large Cut
meats scarce and firm. Lard firm. with
tolsrably free salss Butter vss drm and cheese
In fair demand and steady. Coffee continued nrn
with upward tendency In prices. Sugar vas mode.
rsisly active and nrn; while mola.ses vas quiet.
Assrs-A heavy market for both sith 90 OF
so bbls st 80 80 for old sil pots and SO 6zs SO
for new bills; pearls yer. dull At 80 l2S.
BHsspsru,rs.-F csg-rbe day Transactions amount.
ed to $500 bills Including aud straight Itste
at 80 So IL. Michigan at IS 70 80 90; pure Genes
see ct IS 80 o2h and other d-scriptisns remsin
In Saturday. report. Sotfhsrn Fsur rhs den. I'd
good and the market arm Nth sales ssss Of 600
bills at So IS q 50 s7S for common 10 good brands
Cs,r ps,ai continued dull but steady. at 81 .. So
Wheof The sal.s Of the day included 6sOO bushels
9, cd Ohio 81 90 aud small lots Of Tong Island
In fair DEMAND with moderate saes ~ the rates last
quoted C~r-sales reached e.ooo bushels ct 90 coo.
for nev southern, MIXED aud yelio-; and eoso. for
white do; other Ainds - before
Cams offered 500 bseves $500 southern, the
msndsr from TINS State) oo Cows eno calves ana t5Oe
sheep and lambs Beeves-rrices continue frm .
much about the figures OF last week ss~s OF good
failing qualities made from to oepts The
k-t cIossd dull 9TH 300 head In the yards ie
upsols The actual number Of beef cattle sold
tb. Arlington Drove Yard during the year lsts 10
ascertsD. have been Tl1s3-or average OF 100
per week Cows ana Calves The supplies ~ete TO
ordir sry ertspt With fair demand ssee at from SO
TO $40 a. 90 All sold sheep and Lambs Market sc-
tive Sales Of sheep at price. ranging - 10 quality,
from 81 rs to 50 to So 90 Lambs the sams rs last geek
- az left over
Corprs- The market for all descriptions continues
6rm with sales q 20 bags So Domingo. 81 loo cash.
PARTIES holding at 10Ae RIO ranges from ~
12sc. The stock 81 the latter In hrst and second
HANDS ~ about I5 coo bags
Zorro, The market ~as quite excited to day hold
ssh.d and obtained readily, an sdvasce Of No.
the closing rates Of Saturday, The demand ~ss
ncstiy speculative esport.rs s-siting the malls.
The sslss reported sum OF ooo bales.
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Died,
.r,Lp.. daughter Of Henry and

On the 1&th inst MAr,Lps. daughter Of Henry and
Helena Msisterlin. aged months and Is days
1bs friends Of the family, the members Of German
OAK Ledge, No 81, 4 o. ofo y, Mount Horsb In.
eampm.pt No. IL, o. Of o. y, and the members Of
Roland Ledge, No. 10. A. O OF q y. are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral this ruesay) afternoon
att o'clock from the residence Of her parents No 22s
Division, corner q suffolk street
On sunday, 13t h inst ALsrHr VI, only son Of vii.
liam and Cathsrins j. Rose, aged year and 8
mouths
be funeral win tsks place from the rsidsnce Of hi.
grspofsher Nit John Morrison % Mott street. on this
tTuefdsy) afternoon ~ o'clock.
On the lsth inst, Mr.. DAstsL OSvLLt.a- IN the
36th year OF hts ass
His fteb Do and those Of his brother. James Eugene
NorlsD and Tmo.hy are ug iavited 90 attend
Bis funeral, on Wednesday 16,h inst at oclosS, r.
NJ from his late residebcs, No 16 Frankn street r.
s-No carriages allowed
A. " illismsburgh. Z, on First day evening. 18th
inst Isasc SHEs~Oop. In the T1st yesr e his as.
Tbs relatives and friends of IN. family invited 20
attend hi, funeral from Friends meeting house Hose
street on Fourth day, "wednesday 10th inst at half
past 10 eel, Oh. A. N
On Monday the 18th inst, Mrs. Rssrcsa Hrss, aged
"a years widow Of the late John Hyer
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral iron her late residence 81 Attor
ney street. on "Wednesday. at O'Clock. 2. NJ
In San Frsncisco Bay sornia, on board bark susan
November 3Oth, 1sfs. SssusL BsAi,ssp. Jr, Of New
Britain, Cosn, aged 81 years Albany papers pleas.
copy
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nR. coNvERs IsvIGoRATIse CORDIAL ron
Cenitsl Debility. lmpotsrcs, incouftnenes or Nectar
sAl Emissions &c seThis iu iy celcars.d csrdi. 40
eonsdered the cnly eneaeeu those
mtne y body snd ina eansed BY csry ndisare.t
habits OF youth OF inordinste sduir-scs pasyns
pr years The following the this ve-
Aeer Of the la.t Of mass phyac. sud social being
naon nsr,ossncss syspepsiA pals In ,s head srd d-
sss o. vision weahnets o. the bach and lower
ntetsnc1 or rrse atufs sEd fetal decay ~ virit
ssss o. srory ana power or mental srpcso eecu.s.
aversion 20 society umisy tcn dstras ssd ova
tsds ouns aud mioais asd here lears ~hy they
srs declining hesth--hy they n~crme pale. eye
resss-shy they csins their vosthra spp-arsscs
sa vsor This nvsorstinr sud recovering oo-iaf
srd scores q p-rsgns he have gnerssty innsd them
deci sse other have erect IN sor
the hetien ssd hioh often ~oadsr
hte bosss is subject 81 ~ the feu,a
wouls avoid the burnug ~ith caastc hisernF
rus and pcwdsrr ne sha are usuaiil prescribed 90
gnrrese procure ths cotdit 10 the auchsr % hous
f.r 20. You 10 .ithout gosure fr
business 81 home 90 trsvrllins-ass be restored n a
Thoss involuntary noearasi emissions whieh
ing and dsssus,tvs she productive 81 mush
the tsrvecs yssn ting the Tor phye.i on
mental sssrpes -i b. spsss, removed ~ tAis cordial
hsrh this cordial soptaps OPIUM nthsr
mineral or offensive substance 90 ujurs the q
uent Zach bots Of the genuine ha Or Inviro-
rating Cordial te~n the glass Price thr..
BOTTLES for $40 the fdosen. important A.
the married ssd single With smple directions
ru,n street. Lamp ttoreD Sun Bsdinss Me-. Yors -
~ DR.. Conysrs at hs once NJ 70 rs avenue
n. n y ersens In the country have lsl
better Of advee carefully for-sded ~ them ~ asrs,s q.
above fotise-ssrried persons whos~ corjua rsssls,,
have not been productive con irr
nsenuy eessut Dr. cenvers perseay or BY letter p
raid. ''"' w.
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FsucBrs--To Liverpool aour vss engaged ct ls
Cd, c'rp 1t thd abo heavy goods at Os vessel
vs tsk-n up tor California Go load -ith lumber, at
ts2 30 per NJ While measurement scoos for the same
pert v-fe firm % coo
tss Co. here H. nothing % - pertapoe doing though
rricss ses.rsIy ar. hrm. About 500 quintss orr
eco sn shcst upsoid.
G,r- ssls. o. 30 pipes Medsr svsn we're made 81
~ 10 from the vbaf
Moi.sss o. Holders continued steady, at @ks. fcr
Nee Orespe and . fev hundred barrels sod
on - Linseed continue 10 move 9Th farther sales
Of seoo gallons, at s2ko., ths~sh sops parties de-
nspd.e soc.
fsovIs,Ors- Pork- Transaction reached some $50
barrels cid sess in icts at 80 70; old prime - 81
$50 barrels meas. ct fi2 Beef vss STEADY,
viii Of foe barrels ness, 81 50 % - 10 fer
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Cleared.
ships Raprahanr och Cushins New Orleans Eass Ha-
snd tlftop, 1nssrscl 90 stanton; Julia D. ard.
Bulhey, thsrleston 7 Wsrdle
esrt-ksset stevess savasnsh. Surres. Ciesrmsn Co
Briss-b kelloch. Keiloch, Apsiachicols Lsdds -
Seely, Kingston.
sehrs-s D Norton. Norton. 81 cros, Nermh d sons;
bsrnonits Malt Neuvitss simpson. aeyhes Co; gss
tshs Foster Jsetscnvie, Julia 10 ard Ridley, CHARLSE
ten wsidles hsrr>iet wotism. Petersburg Nary Jans,
benily Norich; DAVIS Smith. wllmiBston. No sar-
ner Ismhhin Met mopdi Jane Lyop phiisaephiA Mo-
Nee tspes Hsliett insrahsm, frovdescs Emma, Peter
SOP, Boston.
Arrived.
Shr Fsterrrse Funt Liverpool Dec ~ Cape Clear fist
th ndse and zi9 passengers tal WE'LL 70 Taylor
Mitch There we're two biz ths the Passage. The Ia
osys Wet q the Bankscf Nevfoupdlsnd.
Bari Ssraf Brl oot ", 81 - DAYS 9Th sJ
o. TIE clip Caleb 0rimshav deaths on the psssase
hrs Ne ~, vasts~ed last night 70 the Ssrsnuns By the
ssI, hi, croo,s 81 mary. sd.y, with ismssr. 70
seii tsrsr.. Pray wsshi.s,or. NC. days With naval
sehr Csroiir.. -, w.hiss,or- NC. days. 9Th a.
sehr Itsrsteh- -. Br>ndywire sdsya
fthr Henssl, Crouch. Thor sstep, q DAYS
etkr kielr cpa. Bait Ttmssss. asys
=. eehi A Hydc. Bsils,, ksstrur, 10 asya
scbr tye ensr, Colss Bcs on, dsya
echr Nolcott nys>s. Bestcs. saya
Psehs, ship New woris, Knph. FROM IS,-xp,st
Toi~< nsrrsil
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On Monday evening, the l4th inst, at the Rutssr
street church. by the Rev. DIR krsbs Mr. Rossar Tor.
nrLL to Miss ELLss AUoUsrA CorPrRr8uAirs, all Of
this city
At Miiwsukie, on the Tth inst, ct St Psuls church
by the Rev. Mr.. Ackiey, O. &. LgprAns, Esq Of the
above city, to Miss ELizAsErH 8. NoRzrs Of Boston
On the 31st December, BY the Rev Mr. w. Baich,
WILLIAM ADAnsto Miss HELKS BsrAs both Of this city
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Dn Johnson, NO. 10 Dusrt srssET, so uRLs
thosn IN We rsatnent ~ delicate diseases rhe Oss-
torsrerutaon Ter tft In thcee cases an,
sxHtts for y-srs 10 emnsrt Censttutou. Al v..sa.
ured In four dsys '''"'o >'e'
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nR sorRIs0s Is CONF DENTIALLr oossULrRB
Zen all diseases Of delicate nature An erteasvs
enables him without
ssree fror three days ssnnsl weak
s<A~ NsL FULTON street.
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s6Oll sswaso. -JrrrRI.sArrIporn. .srsn-

~ M -
DOVV SC Mixture Tor the cure ~ oesor- ,,.. 90.
stfi tures ard sniic ssorders n males sved, 49,
rtheut th- least tettretior % diet srnh sxnsp-. :,
msr In spphcssont b-sness The proprietor sh.l,e,Ss
srse csee ~hch the r1isnrs ~ ,pdsv ~.
'srre on s,s hs.dres tosr. rurtherthe disease c..
eot~ cenussef dose o. The Nirturs IL tsks. -
Up sed " pvt NJ " hotties vitb mi a,r~r-,a.s a, ~
ore sostie ssus vses-msny cured 10 tvs ssvp -
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MEDICAL


100000 on sop pEsirf fSp 9 N.is
LsH.ths s,desl,e sHlree.tiSn hay. been .old .i.h-
o1t splfsfy ctmrlant BEING msde kacvn fer ressr-
Ig the har after IL Rad entirely for upsarts
otven care Ibs vt sstonsbrs osse 81 bssssss bong
cursd 10 hst 81 JOIN Vincent, OF rs kdss rest Nev
l,h ETY. he ottslbsd totue on SATURDAY, s.d on ths
FOLLOWING wednesday called end showed that the hair had
stsr,sd lie hiss used ais bottles
In ix wsh ard hss beau iful head o. hsr 10 viii
frcty asoph wi call sns ths gentlsmas
100 OF applications will stop the hair from osuins cus
nurdrsds q he sd6uced ~ cssa the head bean
TRULY q skin diseases tesetber sish
tctofdovs ulcers Of ascte er dcses rhsumsto
al rasns a. certain used Any Who
viii cal on sr. Y ~ QuimAy at S5H Brcssvsy. will be
essftd 10 has cureo proiraetsd ana alarming %
This remedy W cold large
ten tins the strength % any other article New
offered 20 cents each, dofsn each, 81
counion fvery bottle m.tss ns.y frspds a. does in
the werd u N sold for. 40
sid f76 Broadway. hesr Grand street
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MTELLIGENCE BY TIE MAnA
Our washinEten Correspondenoe.
WAsHmsToS, January II, 1850.

Our washington Correspondents.
wAsHmsTos, January H. ls~.
The Sisth Week Of hs Session
Congress has been In session sx weeks The Hsuss
has elected Speaker and Clerk, and came within one
vote to-day Of Sergeant alarms. The organization
viii probably be completed next week, including the
election OF Sergeant alarms, Doorksspsr and Post
master.
The Senate, excepting the Austrian resolution have
been chiefly occupied In preliminary Debates - sors
OF training for the approaching grand discus
sion the slavery question The south are up to red
heat and the Northern men appear to be rssolutely
bent ON fressoil
California 10 to be the main issue New Mexico will
hold over and Texas, in the meantime keep quiet In
hopes OF full compensation for the surrender Of the
disputed territory.
The South declare the organization Of the State Of
California fraud-and that they will revolt on her
admission and the prospect lie very fair that she will be
admitted, Proviso and all; consequently there s very
fair prospect for Q disturbance. At such time,
man In Washington dreams Of Canadian or Cuban
nexaton. We never hear them mentioned even In
conversation They bids their time until we can
regulate the negro question
The cabinet are alarmed Even the President Is said
20 have his siops Of this slavery dispute and
he IL man not tasiy scared. II the California bill
goes to him he must eign IL, and then sou
ton Of the threats Of the South Sober thinking
revolt may well apprehend there will be come
arrests here in Washington for to the Union
The military capacities Of Gen Taylor may yet be
brought into requisition, unless such Clay,
Cas- Benton and Webster shall provide some way Of
escape Ana We have some hope that they will do 1t.
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF THR npnAcrrnx. en-,

~ sste Tres,se sey g Green .ish stre,t-esiss be-.
sh = etosfk. tnv,days sseepteal Tboss ,-ss
pyn me esriy stages VIII Be surprised the rao.4t,
ans btte iseenvsnepce sttendnr ,h.tr csr, A. crisax
80 .n''s VIC hsvs suffered from certain isss res-
pc rhe Gao properly arnrseias his services In str,e,,r.
rom tts trst o. irciuent 20 s advanced srs
ns rssses om sneonron advantages very srtso.v,
as hs grounds for s.sns ~ sstsrss e-ar % s.S..
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CUkE IN ONE DAY, WITHOUT MEDICINE, or No
~ shAxgs 10 d~pors bic " vitpess the present.
% 20 Dr. Lsrnent .sas street. .bers prsva's
have been srvea into the by qrack. "a
psrc-p csravia Ae " brssh ssAb 10 toe
and ulcers the body throat md
.usciaaon. Female pills warranted ali lrrsxs-
laritses.
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MO cukk ~ fAr.-Bh CoksI1r, ~ DUAsE 81
IN mar - csrsulted the treatment q ecvts~ selaas
diseases prsstics 81 sixteen esvotsk ne
~ defsst- dsessss esshi~s Dr. c. cure The vs,
frp e tho tsssss Recent sure1 three aays W
mPru.xy asa
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NEW MEDICAL BOOkS-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work the nature Of private disess
sreturcs and all kindred affections orgaas
illustrated By number Of beautifully o.orcd
a. large ss life BY Homer Bostwish n Large quartz
$50 pages ID edition Price sic kssrsct from the to
yesoal and Surgical Journal" IL may be said fsrIessy
y be equal TO kosrd Actions the finally q
diseases and far superior ythins OF nd
hshed in THE country Author Of the WORK SEMINAL
r,h a;,, 'shiey 80. eansea mpropr h,ein
shers strnssr Townsend nroaavay aad by tbs An
thor. sn< RreAdwAy.
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Atst Loui.. No nth slt there we're sx per.
neral city thai
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EeR rExALE ANp nALE.-ps. LARzErrEs Juno

Lea FEMALE AND hALE.-DR. LARZETrEs JUNO
Cordial Proerestve bixr prescribed n effective
and u, irresulares OF nsture IL is all that IL Processes
be viz Natures Great Restorative, and remedy for those
in the married state without cprps IL eertan
for snLal ANTS ions General Debility Gisst Weakness Of
the 0ebitAl 0gsns Nervous Affections LeueorrhrA
invsorating m-seine, 10 10 qsaileo Also, Certain
remedy for lbeipent Consum loss Of Nue.
GUAR knsrEy Lsss,tude Female Weakness. Dee
ihy Re Ii 10 Of priceless value to those without
Cauonrhis medicine eannet be genuine, unless
the fac smile signature OF tucson c.. IN. b. The oniy
81 John street.
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noC,os YouRsELy PRIysrELY-roR . CENTS :

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means Of the Pocket A<euiap,ss, sysry AZ
Ovn Phjnoan. Twenty fourth edition. With huasrsl
ensravnss showing Private Diseses and ssif,rmatlsns
ths Csnsta,ve byston, In shape and form by VILLAS
Young. ~ 0raapats OF tss University Of Psnssyvania
The various forms Of secret Dessss Seminal DIS
cases OF the Prostate Gland, inpotsaoy Solitary
Youth, are faithfully dsseribsd and all recipes
plain language The cfapsr SELF Abuse. seminal
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read By evsry one fouss who have been unfortuss
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York.
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Our Philadelphia Correspondence.

PHILADEIrHIA, Jan. IL, 1850.
The meeting Of the stockholders Iof the Reading
Railroad held at the ONCE of the psny in this
city this morning. The report for the fiscal year
ending Nov so 1919, presented and adopted. The
net profit Of the past year il shown to be 1854 0i9
The only changes In the direction the election Of
Robert Cullen aud Boxer in the place Of Messrs
Towpe ana Campbell. The proceedings of the meeting
Of an unimporaLt character. A report read
by Mr. Neal, of Boston, giving history Of the Read
ing Railroad which ordered to be printed.
The news by the Cherokee and canada has impaired
healthy tone to the whole Of business CIRCLES but
fears entertained that the favorable
California With the continued advance the price Of
American staples ON the other side Of the Atlantic
must germiBate spirit of wild speculation, resulting
OF in the ZANE disasters which experienced
in 1886, 49, and IS.
A severe storm set In last evening, which
ragged with scarcely intsrmissioD until about tour
O'Clock this morning. About fsur inches of fell
which is nov slowly disappearing under the influence
ola warm
The name Of the dsfaulter alluded to In the Herald
of yesterday, Is Mr. +. Brown, Of Ohio. the demo-
cratic caucus candidate for Doorkeeper OF the House
The amount Of his speculatioDs will exceed $50 OOO
His mode Of fpsnciering exceedingly inge NOUS
In ore case be altered GRAFT Ss7 go
to s355 and another Of $50 he into
$500. II is generally supposed that he is nov in his
city. The Browne are indeed an unfortunate family
nor sellers eins oed TO operate ans sr III. ssS Of
their letters BOldrs Of cotton unwilling sell the
change. sns sales shPSsn, at S. ccra neal 81 IS
yellow s1 At a. s. o.s
which advance souhsrn Penn-
So to Sc cents WLiskey hbds cents In bbls
~ ceIts
The market IL easier the
paper about cert upoer the influence the foreign
r hs se 20 the f, Boz ss 1s,snSsa
haps Gas Bank lls 50 ke,dtrg Raj road I5 $500 u s.
6s 81 lll1s $3.50 State SIS -; II shares Con
10 Grard sank -; p omuerela asd kiilre ad Sank
OF Nokburg. l41S $500 Sohuy isilI kavgAton 49,
II shares Lehish Coal and Navigation 2 rs Lehsh Mort
gage Lean, "a $1,000 Texas Bonds (reIser~a ISL SI0O0
DO. Notes trrgistsred TO- Sl5D schuylk
70. Second Hoard llt sharst Balk Iist 81 90
Reading Railroad hortPaee Bouds "a; IS
kairoAd, an 90, az $tO City 81, ~ 81 40 Lehish
hortt,se6s ga $50 sehu,sll Navigation De s ~, 500