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The New York herald., 1850-12-30
I.teII,~epce from Panama.


The ship Ensn Brooks, svsin, from San francisce
arrived at this port on the evening Of the I'd Instant
having made the trip In thirty three days On the
passage the following persons died = - Bunord OF
Tenn I.t John Ohm. smith ny NJ rhswara mien % do
- numor, do. The nsjcrity Of thsse p,rsons we're
In al health at the time they board tn vessel
TIE mortality cannot be considered very great, vnen
is knowr that the ship crowded with more than
tvo hundred passengers many OF whom we're in feeble
health at the time Of their embarkstion
r..r "a t. Iron the Star Of Dec j
The steamer Conndepce leaves to day for San Fran
cisco The steamship Psnsms leaves also this evening
or to morrow morning.
The Antelope arrived Co day left San Francisco
Nov IL bringing With her $40 passengers and about
half million a bullion Her passengers arrived all
well On the s0th November, DR.. James q. Hypson
Of Baltimore, aged a. pesrs died Of cousum ption
Bestop who reports having spoken brig Norberner Of
Boston. Ell Cape Horn No news Of Importance at any
of the ports.
The ith inst was the 2sth anniversary Of the inde-
pebdncs Of this sthmus and Ute celebration was con
Quoted In mest excellent taste, sna With commeudsble
pstrioti,m By the inhabitants OF this city We have
not tims this week 20 notice all the events
and ceremonies % the da- snf must content our
ttIvee therefore, with The simple remark thst the
people OF all nations joised ia the celebrstsn With
hearty good will The principal stores and places Of
bu,ipss we're closed during the forep.rt Of the day
AZ shout noon procession formed IN front OF the
Legislative Chamber. headed by His Encellency The
0ovtr nor and othef of7cisl psreousges Ths process
zion passed under the consulate hses ot we several
nstions and an address was delivered 20 each Of the
representatives by the Governor. lnIepy TO the re.
marks addressed to rim consul Mt. Cor~ine &C
quited himeelf as Sc psualy does on suph ocoasors
| In most happy and felicitious manner
rrp.,.r. IN the asa un, by Ar Cor~iss Esq
y g Contui Wv VI TrLt~cHNsr, q OF Catorn'a
L ~ Niss A~rtr Fprcrs,tU LsVerox 81 Iftlaut
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STATISTICS or CArRfAer TRArrIc ~ P.Rn.--A return
has just been drawn up with all possible exactitude OF
the number Of carriages OF every kind Including the
number Of horses, nov circulating In Paris The
cults Of this return as follow Ordinary and sup
Elementary hackney carriages ISIS. namely. ordinary
cabs Ts3 supplementary do 6l ordinary chsrots. Ga
supplementary do 3l ordinary hackney coaches. siT
buses 4C0; carriages called concons, ~ stage car
rse the envrons Of Paris and special carriages in
connerion with railway stations 1000; private cabs
two wheels 1000 private carriages four wherls
1soto-totai of Carriages circulating In Paris "a $50
Carts tumtrs drays. market carts vans trucks, 80.
10000; water csrritrs' carts, Oc0. The number Of
horses employed In Paris for all purposes s fAOOo.
Jhe distance performed BY each omnibus averages 10
leagues go mnes per day They carry each $50 pas
engers In the course OF the cay The number of these
ON nibuses is 400; consequently the total number Of
there are 1000 omnibu'es each running distances Of
0f nes and carving 700 passcngrs per day alto
ge,LtS g0to0 00c In the ear. - III - -.
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Rornrrp A-p MusprR.-We are informed that Jesse
FUNK an extensive cattle dealer Of Funks Grove, Mo
Lean county, was murdered and robbed on the 9th
mat few miles from his residence Mr. Funk and
bis son left home with cspeidersble amount ~ mon
~ intending to purchase cattle for the Chicago mar
net and on tuesday last wss overtaken and attached
BY three men He shot one OF his ssssnsnts desdana
-ounded another, the third man, however, fired and
allied him. The son OF Mr.. Funk, whs had been de-
,sned on the road arrived at the scene Of the ahray
hort time ster the death Of his father and obtained
rom the wounded robber q confession 81 the crime
and q description sf the william Who had escaped.
Yown Funk hsn shot TIE rohbsr and started In pur
,pit Of his ccu ufedsrste We have not learned vhst
mount % roney was obtained -Pe~is tft) Rss-s =
a., D.r n N .H - HHa
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Pnl,tinni Intelligence.

Missourf LrersLstURr.- The Legislature Of this
state met at Jefferson City. today. Ths most impor
tant buness will be the election ~ Senator IN Con
eress to supply the place Of Hon Thona, n Reuton.
There three parties In the Leaiature snd neither
has sjotity, which will probably cause ccnsiderabls
6ifculty. will be neossesry for the Benton or au
u Benton members TO coslasss with the vhigs before
an election take place, asd u IL more than proos
An which event no election will take place. Should
IN. friends OF Col Benton Join With the whiR msmbe-s
Hna Mr Bates Tree soil Nhe VII rfoAA1l D. sa'-
a rsUI
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Hisxl

On Saturday morning, Dec IS Samoa A ,relct Of the
late Paul Y. Niles, in the 74th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral Tuesday, Slse
inst at o'clock NJ. from her late residence No.
81 Hammond street. Her remains will be taken to
Connecticut for interment
On Dec. 2s JANIS MURRAY, aged 20 years, 10 months
and rs days
The friends Of the family, also the members Of the
First Regiment OF New York Volunteers are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral from the resdsnos
Of his parents 43 Perry street Tuesday Dec 81 ct
half past ~ O'Clock.
In Brooklyn. ON Saturday, Dec 2s MARv, wife Of
John Coonbs, brushmsker after lingering Illness, In
the Goth year oi her age
The friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late resdense 1s& Pean
street, on Monday, December 30 at O'Clock, Pm.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

The C1srisston Mercury Of the 23d inst says The
United states surveying steamer walker, Lieut.. Com
mandiuR james Alden four days from Baltimore, ar.
rived In our bsrbor Saturday last. The tollogtng
IL a list of her officers james Alden, Lieut. Com
mapding; N. 7 WiBgate. First Lieutenant j. ~
Brown, Second Lieutenant; w. w Roberts. Ac,iag
Master; }. n. MeCauley, Passed MidshipmAni James
Lynsh. Assistant Surgeons J. @. Young Chief Engi
nser: r. q Potts and X NJ Fletcher, Third Assistant
EnEintersi Q. y. oritKner. Captain's OIsrk.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

IScakAsE OF 6ALARrns- A. the meeting ~ ths Ro.rd
s q Il. .s:sss y,
TO 800 per snnum. 1t was urged In support Of the
motion, that the business and conssQuenty the re-
ssipts OF fees daily inoresspg The salaries OF
the Assistant keepers In ths Psnitentiaxy also
raised ffom 81 to 81 as a day. The committee ON
the Almshouse and Nurseries ct Flatbush reported
the provisions already made nscsquats to the
Ing wants Of these There wss bat
schsomissress whose salary was $50 There was also
better supply OF books, &c required On the whole
the school Was - we'll conducted could be under the
RoBsERIEs AT sroRKs-Cn Thursday evening, tive
fellows entered Mr.. Armstrong; store in Fulton,
Tinry street, and while nq uirng the prices
cloak Tsiu.d s 1s SelI.r ns w ".n f.
pursued, and captured in Hillary street He
coguized old Five Point thief and ysstsrdsy
committed by Mr. Justice King for examination. His
companion escaped Blas Casey, who was arrested
on Tuesday night with three nsw shawls three hun
articles in her was brought b.fore Justios
King for examn alton One Of the shawls was identi-
stolen from his store another witness proved that
q second and some of the other articles the
property Of Messrs. Lewis Wood, and had also been
stolen. The prisoner was committed to the county
Jail for five months.
ArrrnrrKo sUrcpE.--Jsmes Gay, residing at No. Is
James street attempted tocut his throat with razor,
ON Wednesday last His wife fortunately perceived
him and procured the attendance Of DIR. Geo. Cochran
Immediately, who dressed the wound, and thereby
ssved his life. Depression OF spirits in conseq
of pecuniary difficulties Is said 70 have he'd to the aot
He is in fair way of recovery.
ents IL is understood complete for the ests
nent Of the new police. under the same system
that of New York, on the first Monday Of January.
The numbsr Is to be 1856 including eight aids to the
chief (two In each district Those who will always
be engaged In attendance on the courts (about 20)
being deducted viii leave lis for pAtrolos third
Of whom will be constantly duty; that s about ave
In each Of the nine wards. This number, IL 10 gene
rally considered will etill prove insufficient for the sf
fectusl protect Of the city.
Domestic Miscellany.
hrst had of no sea yae sold n har
ton market on Saturday last, for five dollars.
The artists OF Boston about to erect monument
Il ah..l Al.
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Markets.

Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. 2e, 1850
The sales Of cotton yesterday and to day were 900
bales There has been better demand since the re-
osipt Of the Arica's news and prices improving
We quote mddling at lzsS. Mess pork is dull At sI2
Prime lard is SIX Preishts are dull cotton being
taken for Liverpool at 1884. New York sight ex.
change is per cent discount
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IA noxk nsD ,I. III I'D sf.rs

Y>pEkEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UhIrED sfsrEe
Mail steanerf-Ths ships semyrins this line toe
ATLANTIC. Captain West. BALTIC, Captain ComstOok
PAcIrIc. Captain Nys ADRfArIo Captain 0rsfsoa
ARCTIC, Captain Lrce. .I-I..-u
These chips having been buii, by contract expressly fss
service
sruction, ass B their engines 20 strength
spced and their for passengers uao-
quslled for elexanse or comfort ..-.
Price Of passage from New Yorh 70 verpsoI si; sreis-
rye use q sntrs size state rosus so from Lvsrpeo~
New York, G3.
an expersneed surgeon will be stt.ehss 10 each ship
~, berths secured until paid for.
The of these shps will es for goiA
silver hullon specie, jeelry precious stones msts
unless bills Of iadns signed therefor And the vaise
thereof therein expressed.
The New York herald., 1850-12-30

POPULATION or HrNeaRr aNs TRASsSLvAvrA.-The
Oeserreckiseke Coyrespondens contains mas or IN
terestng statistical information concerning Hungary
and Trans yvsnia from viii IN take that part which
concerns the popuiation. According TO a census OF
1919 Hungary contained coo 600 nhshitante butthts
ezaggeration The population OF Hupgsry'
number 600 600 are Catholics O0o 90 non. united
and coo 600 united followers of the Greek church,
100 Geo Lutherans and 800 coo belong 20 the Hevec
confession. The number 81 Jews is not given The
population of the military frortiers " 2l5 COS per-
sons, more than half II whom are Of the ipsle ~x
There are Ola SIS Catholics sos eos uuited and
90 T43 united Greeks and about 1000 Protsstants.
There but b3T Jews In the frontier districts The
number II the ibhs htants Of 2l6lIOO
There are ri 400 Roman Catholics 12s7oo united
and eos 600 vnifsd members Of the Greek church,
SIS 700 Luthersns and Cslvniste, "a 600 Untsrisus
and coo Jews The cisl auth critics have omitted
70 inform US IA what proportions the N1srent rae
are
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Ths steamship Ohio, 20.
NolyoLx, Dec. 20, 1850.
survey was called on the steamer Ohio this morn
sns and they have reported her safe with slight
pairs to her engnes) to proceed to New York. The
Dry Dock here is not large enough to taks her-the
captain is still waiting orders.
.c The U. g. steam frigats susqushanna IL hourly
psctsd.
The America ON her Outward Voyage.
..-s..t. HALIFAX, Dec. n, 1850.
The steamship Am erica, due last night, arrived ct
O'Clock this ate noon and sailed ss O'Clock for Ii
verpeol. The weather is calm and pleasant.
The City Of glasgow.
LEwEs, Del. Dec. 2s-11 NJ
Nothing has yet been heard Of the steamship City
of Glasgow"
The weather here is dark and heavy.
A t.t TO t ---
The Weather In the state OF New York.
sr sAlr's (oR o'sELLr LIVE, 20 WALL
ALsAsr, Dec. 20, 1850.
snow storm commenced last evening, and has con-
tnusd up the present time. About eight inches Of
snow has fallen. The weather is cold.
Urea, Dec. 20, 1850.
The weather is rather mildsr this morning, but 1t
has been showing since eight O'Clock last night. The
SNOW has fallen to the depth Of about ten inches
Sleighing has been fine during the past week.
AUBURN, Dec. 20, 1850.
1t commenced showing last night about eight
O'Clock, and continues STILL About six inches Of
has fallen, and there Is every appearance of con-
tnusnce 1t is colder than it has been for time
past.
SYRACUSE, Dec. 40, 1850.
1t commenced showing last evening, and still con
tinuss.
BUFFALO, Dec 29-10A. M.
1t commenced showing and blowing here again last
evening, about eight O'Clock, and kept up perfect
gale all night Eight ten inches Of snow fell
during the night and II is still snowing but the wind
has abated
NEWARK, N. T., Dec. 2o-oA M.
1t has been showing hare since eight O'Clock last
might, and still continues It is about foot deep
The wind was very high till about three this morning
when 1t abated.
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wov,mcr,s OF p,.,,pq-,.hsa People.

CT ailes doCaytsr. ESD, kinope, WIZ, Nov
Haven: Aaron Ogden. Paterson; Col John Hunter,
John Hunter. jr Hunters Island; ID Hunter and ta-
miiy, weetcbestsr; Sir Edward Becher, Englsnd Col
wm NJ. Peytop, Roanoke, Va Hon John Cotton
Smith, Litohheld Cenn. IA. whiting, New Haven VI.
v Elliott, waterbury. Comm Alex Hamilton, Eel,
south Csrclins; we're among the arrivals yesterday
at the Union Place Hotel
Davner. Csnn.; J stone. New Bedford; j. Ma
thews Providence; u. Weston, y. 8. a NJ. Oliver
Bostonj T. shaw Baltimore arrived yesterday at the
Astor.
Sir Henry l.. Bulwer and saite left the Union Square
Hotel yesterday evening for Washington.
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1hlfpAN0.

wharf Jsrsey City, wednesday. tAs
INST proaimo punctuAlly. at haf pasI o'clock r. n
EoR LIvERPOoI-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
II ship BALTIC, CsptsnJ j. Comstock. This steamship
will depart with tie nails for Europe, postveyon Wsdnes
dsy Jan hth II OGlcek NJ her
street NO berth secured TIL paid for All letters and
pers mut through the post one For freight pas
ssse having unsquHsd Accommodation for elegance
oorf-rt, apply TO EDWARD X. COLLINS, s. all 81
1he steamer eihe viii oooeed the Baltic and call jana
Pa Positively freight viii be received after hoasas
evening. January 9Th.
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Married,

marrfO0,
On Friday evening. Dec. ~, BY the Rev. W. Riving
ton, Mr. ADAM scHAAP, to Miss May e. MArrnEws
both Of this city.
Bottom papers please copy
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LNoR San FRsN CISCO cAIA-THE BEAUrIFFL Nrw

EoR SAN FRsN CISCO. CAIA-THE BEAUTIFUL NEW
II York built clipper shp mo- Robert w. iite commau-
der 2 tons rerer vail be ready - reeeive freight the
bth JannAfy At pier No. A. R This ship Ia buiit -
New ork, ard regards model for speed tupsor een
siructcp snd liberal outfit esnnot hs sarpassd
q very email ctraJ fer CARVING vefl quick despstoh
he cJrFcted snd ssrly should
froght psesske, having arleEdd spplV
V etRpoSs corr, ice Wal street.
NoTIcK TO NAyIghToRs.-cysTow nouss NEW
~ efk, lectors Once, Oct. 2d. iThe fth sostica
81 apprsvsd 1sth September. tso sa-
tbs An act uakue sppropria Ions for Light Hours lsht
Boats. Ruoyf. Nc.. pfovdes" That hereafter al
lions the coast or ~ hsy bsrbor sounds or chans.s hsu
ts calered sna numbeed that passns the coast
tcrnd entering the tav barber channe rcd brors
with numhers shs be passed the starboad hans
black tu1ys with nhers the pO-t hand. ana
tgcJs With red and tscA srpes either hsnd Buoys
channel BE solored with alternate white and black
perpsaeieuiar ttripss hereby sve notice that the
visions % ths forscng law will hs carried into eject
r ~ In fsstef Ne~ef- -fe tr tNs a~rsHseent ~
~ Noey. ~ ths Of ttis eirst " before tie lss
81 has, ,lS4. IA. MAMMAL. Selectar.
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rev OF ldverpooi, teasfn
rtHsEs from New York Boston. I4verrooi "a sss.
Btrtts not secured IN tI paid for
freght win Ne charged On spssio beyond smount fx
AZ experienced Surgeon on beard.
ss Al letters and E'vspapsrs must psss through shs
For 's'sh''r r'''as'' 'PgyS ySfsfSyARp y, wR-o.s~.,
French. 0srmAs and Foreira Goods rsssivsx
of isditg are eiven IN Usvre for Nsw Yort.
After The let o. April neat the rate Of ferh, ~ the asevs
steamers trom Liverpool vii be matersiiy reduesd
pAcTFIc rAL STEAMSHIP cOwPAsY.-rnK Pup-
compsnv steamers inspected snd sryovsd Sy s Navy Do
par,nsn snd carrying ths United states mails VIII oon
eenh days of eseh mon,h upss detained By unrvoida
bic aaaident or ths Of the nails a. Panama s
San nis kssssan san Dioso ana nons.rsy Tks ssssss
Of the nftesn Of hs month viii touoh A. Asapaee, b1t
The new stssnrAp ooLUpBIA vii Fly regularly sf.ss
her srvA1n the Pssae hetwsen San Fsnosso and porM
:. 9rsos s-.,ss % a. Ss t,r%s5 S.r, ", s5ys s
s. Z: s:ass::s is.s! :.sg: ~.
Ths cosbscon On The Atlantic win ssintsinss by Ae
.ssnS sss ecmrEosI ~ Yors :. ~ n, s.,.y
nEhth Of esoh month Zoe Chares third beat VIII ass "
N, ss~ S ...%.hr. x srnBssS ..s rHrLApxLruA
win form direct lne betwss. New Orleans .na chasrea
rrs1bis thsshnus sndf rmins WITH ,he P.oieo
.hip, hreuss line e snd from Hsw Orleans snd
ucn 70 ths Ccnpsny q ssu.h street New fers kpye4-
EoSc s.sss ssss,a :. rs. 1sss ARs
hev rorh, octobar 81. 1851
EoR SAN FsAECIsCo DIRECT -IHH CLTPPKl
s.,sss vessel 90, 81 ssitimes fSs B.su.rsn !. ssis
1000 hsrres esIaoity and hsyng one-hah her osrge %
kaw oaaffn Nlwsn
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Domestic misesllany.
The hrst shad of the sold in the Charles
ton market on Saturday last, for hvs dollars
The artists Of Boston about to erect monument
to the late Gilbert staart, the renowned portrait
painter.
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HAvASA, Dec. T-Rice 143 casks, 30 half DO and
l25 bags have been sold at lO re- leaving no Carolina
rice on hand but dealers have large qusntity in heir
stores and are therefore we'll tuppled tor the present
The change In our duties 20 which made al
luson short time ago, will take place - We expect
ed There will be an increase Of y per cent the
percentage charged all inports, commencing on 1st
February for North Americs, and On 1st April Eu-
rope. etc. On Spanish imports Except -four, which
will pay fc. more) there will be addition Of per
cent. The alteration OF the sxport dsty begins on
the let OF next month and comprises an increase OF
70. per boz on sugar; RI. per a. on tobacco RS
per NJ on segars, the balance being reckopsd on the
aggregate duties This alteration remains iu force for
two years few boxes new segars have arrives, at
IA for ordinary yellow. ~ rs. have been repaid
for n few boxes fair yellow
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EDWARDK X COLLINb "a Wall street. NJ r. a. 70
nRswn SMILEY CO.. Liverpool
& q. ROBEHrSA co, - Kngs Arms yard, LsaAsa-
T.. DRhPEE Jr q Boulevard, hontnartrs, Paris.
After the hrst q April pezt, the freight By
bove stesmsrs from LIVERPOOL will be materially reduced.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
xs steamships between New Yorh and Livsrps srsst
ana between BoGt5n and vsrpool-tba Bostor shpstss
calling Balflx. lana and pl@scnxsrx
ARABIA. Capt - AFRICA, Capt Kyria.
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EOR SAN FtAECISCO DIRECT Ira CLIPPKn
lark DrIAWARfkN, Capt. usynie, we'll known ths
fastest vessel 81 naltirnore Tha Delnwkran onv
1000 barrels caThcity, aud having onehalf her
board be IN dsva froah OF pas
ags. having su perior accornru odatiqps apply to
n. ID. FOWLER. ~ West ftress.
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s9 French. GsrmAs and otaor Foeira Goods rsssi,sx
brought in eopmon With British Goods. Through bis
of ladirg are given IN Uavrc fer New fort.
After the Let of April the OF freight ty the above
steamers from Liverpool will be meterisily reduesd
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, May 4-6P. NJ.
The weather was inclement and this being the last
day Of the week, trade, in most descriptions Of pro-
duce. was languid. Cotton continued firm with fair
sales, including some lots for export. The private
accounts fully corroborated the previous telegraph
report Of the Canadas The market for Western
aud State -four continued heavy and transactions
limited Bonded Canadian in better demand
owing TO some orders having been received for the
British provinces. by the Canada. Southern brands
cont nu,d firm hut sales were limited. There was
but little wheat offering. and the terms Of holders
above the views of millcrs and exporters Corn
continued rather scarce, and prices buoyant. The
pork market exhibited no change. and sales
mostly Of n retail character. There change In
beef Cut meats firm. and lard quiet at
previous rates There change TO notice in the
grocery trade.
Asurs.-The market with small tran sactions.
quiet at 81 ~ for pot, aud pearls. the latter very
firm. The receipts through the week were light. The
stock In the Inspection warehouse yesterday was
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.


Dosror May ). la50-Erchanoe Board-lS Boston and
Maine RR. lot; 10 Boston and Providence HR. 80 y do
H1s DO. ST. Boston and Worcester RR, Nhs; do. *,
Pm 7Sdo eia i75 do ?iH 100 De- bod 2s' % Vsr%sns
mont and a.ssaehSsstss Az X ioae, ssod q sWes,sra
RR. lo y; do lol1.; do. 1914. 40 Norfolk County RR
Comrany, ~; 40 East Boston Compsny IS s-lw l1 do
49,, l5Q do, bod 4 "a; = do bod lA Amoskeag Manu-
featuring Company @0; State Bank. OH, 10 Vermont
Central RR, No. Dividends. ] 20.
PHuAnrrpiuA, May A. Is5O-S300 PENIS Ss Hhi; $ioO00
do s7I; SEQ Allegheny Co 6s qfl $500 Reading As. 10
81 M 81 Goo DO. 7ti s2Oo Resdg g. go m $3.50 Do
ing ER b. n: loOao. 2t 90 do "a 70 do 2i 100 do ~ 50
d. 100 Reading r. 3ds "a 100 do 2i 100 do "a 30 do
rs "a: 100 do c. 2ss1 20 do vs. 2s,l ioodo 2t 50 do
2i ~ Kentucky Bk, TO- loes do, lO2a 40 Mechanics
Blk, p u; do, ~; 10 Camden Amboy RR' lio.
BALrInoRr May g. I5o-sIoOo United States S. IIsis
5000 do. Iiss 81 900 do, Ss lls1 5000 do 1852 ia
eco Maryland sterling SIS si eco do SD 500 BAlti-
o. ls70, 1867 ST 100 baltimore SIS ssh ~ shs frank-
lin Blk, lll; 100 Baltimore ind Ohio RR, 5tA.