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TuIRTY-FIRsT CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.

~ HoRsE's MAGNETIC rrLroRArH.
WAsnisoros, June Is, 1850.
M,sorrAL PROM MsrsAcHussrrs.
Mr.. DAVIS, of Massachusetts,, presented . msmorisi
Of manufacturers. praying Modification Of the tariff
act He read statement Of facts, showing tho suhsr
Ing pervading the manufacturing interests, and
submitted some remarks to show the necessity Of i'm
mediate relief Referred to Finance Committee.
The ARMr.
mr Rusr introduced bin for the raising Of tvo sd-
ditional regiments OF drsgoons.
rss cALrosrfA aUEsrfo-.
The Omnibus bill called up 1T o'clock, when
Mr. SOUS resumed his remarks In the course Of his
remarks he declared that hs would vote for the
admission Of California With her present boundsres
he considered the practicsbiity aud propriety of d.
vidlna the country discussed the Missouri Com pro-
mise. and advocated with much warmth the adoption
Of that line In the present bill
Mr. DOvoLsss took the ncor, and the Senate after
executive session, adjourned
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House or Representatives.
~ RAMS uxCTEo-cHxncAL ruKeRAyu.
WAsuI.eror, June Is, 1SSe.

sr RAMS uxcTEo-cHxMcAL TuEsRAyu.
wAssr,eros, June Is, 1sss.
PRELIMINARY susISSs..
Mr. Bovrr- asked that the Senate bills on the spesh
sr's table be taken mp aud sfsrred.
Mr. Pssres Kss objected 10 any business out Of The
regular order.
Mr. B.sr believed this day had been assigned for the
consideration Of the Gaphin rrpors. He vas unvll-
ing to interfere with the business beiore the Commit
tee Of the whole the State OF the Union. But he
felt TO be his duty to high functiousry Of the GO
vernment 10 insis the special order Of the House
The srsAxsR said that the bounty land bill hsd pre-
cedenoe II the House refused 10 go into COMMITTEES
that. then the Gsphin report be considered;
snd In reply to question OF Mr.. Burt he remarked
Iovs contested election case, will to-morrov take pre-
cedsnce of all other business
rssssek oy rss sourrr Ls-p suit.
Mr. Iros moved that the House 20 into committee
on the bounty land bill The motion agreed to.
After various smendments had been offered and
Mr. MnIs, (sem) Of Ohio, offered . substitute for
the bi which hsd been agreed By the csucus last
Several isefectusi efforts vers made 10 amend the
substitute, and in he oourse Of the debate
Mr. vtrsurs dem Of North Carolina, denounced
the MEASURE as a grand scheme TO throw the public
lands into the hands Of speculstors
Mr. Cho~rlL .lffee sOilerl Of ohio, denounced the
eaucus whs lad determined 20 vote down all amend
msnds but the one they bad agreed lie vas
prised thst his friend from Ashtsbuls had gone into
the caucus.
Mr. Gppfrcs (reessoiD, Of Ohio TO reply 10 his
friend Who had such dread of the pover Of majority
Mr.. CsorrL- ssid caucus dictstion.
Er Ginuisss-Up to this period there have been or
cnnifatonf In aud his colleague, When In the
nsjority had met In such assemblies, TO coneocs mes
There was much confession and calls 10 order, and
when quiet was com, wh.t restored,
hr cfowyrL ssked-when cid n meet In csucus vith
~ oelsssue, 20 cuneoct sny single ms>se<e of less
lAtCn'
VT Ofrtfscs-Nct az this session.
NJ 'tu~Ntt- Ntr ~ any cttfr
Mr Gfnpros--ay collssru@ 10 nk. tsas. h-twsen
hfeNfn hha hsil a. ding ne ktne iLeuf htefl
VI tttvffts wt0 IN lasstaa4 NJ tldi nGf - ssy
Hst - ta-t ~ ne as snt esrccfsiis esmcus -
stfre tAua este fsr rp~~ksr rronouucsd ths va
sinusthn 70 D. uutrnr
W Gupi-cs lu.tiesd his meeting On csuess 20 eon.
eott measuftsto dspcss of the bounty lard bii for
vstt a ON anisaten busiuess has bes done this
eeafien No mtasure scarcely can BE- carried. becaas~
no party hs majority. The old parties have been
brtktn up, and the fres eoiiers only orrnnir~f
4 suehtsr1 dcnt ssy they srr va thc msiorty
Whigs ssmosrats sDd tree soAcrs voted In esssas er
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Csrrvnr wHsLr rraH Gasssropr we learn,
by NortcL's Express. that whale about IS feet In
leth vss esttufsd IN psccnic Bay, the 28th inst
n,sf Gfeenpott, which v supposed will nfahc from
Is 20 20 taTrrls q oil HE Vhsesbp came leisureIy
% the isy Until attacked by of the old whalers
vhen feeling list the ufsge he receiving not
in eeOUfcsnce With his taste he rave few pus aud
ftsftsd agsin up the bsy clccly fuoaod By his pur.
teers hfter following him shout eight ucs tLey sue
cerdtd IN aivirg him bis d,e,h.wourd When after a
its atlpgsiss te was Quisily tssg 4 into PIT.
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Arrested ON Charge OF Counsers.,t,ng

ST.. Louis, June 25-P. NJ.
On Saturday morning last III. O. Barnard, Of shs
nrm Of strstton and Barnard bookssper Of this city,
arrested for having counterfeit money In his pos-
session The suspicion Of the police had bscn svsk
ened for time In consequences Of their observing
several Questionable chsraetcrs paying visits TO the
store.
No positive evidence, however, could be obtained,
until Marshal Phelps wn obliged TO make use Of Arti
nee TO obtain his object with this view, Lieut. Chas.
Woods, Of the Police, disguised country msr-
chant and visited the store With the svovsd purpose
OF ofpsrchssing school books aud stationery lie made
several Waits to the place, and during the time saw
money passing very freely In the hands Of several per-
seps spd knowing their character had his suspoons
confirm I'd. This be made kno-n TO Marshal Phel.s
Who scesm panied BY Lieut. Woodward and two other
Police cfieers vent TO the store With . WARRANT and
arrested H. y barnard Jr, partner Of the irm.
After strict search OF the premises countsrfet
notes and spurisus con TO the amount of $500 Wa
found In the store ssd on his 800 the State
Bank OF North Carolps consisting OF $50 on the sams
notes Of $40; $40 In 81 the state Bank Of Ohio $50
in -, on the State Bank Of Indiana; siTs In SD ON
the same bank; $40 In $40, the Exchange bank OF
Virginia; and tiit bogus American dollars.
On being Questioned how II came IN his possession.
be said that " hsd been deposited with him
He vas admitted 10 bail In tie sum of $4,000 10 ar
pear bsfors the Recorder, but Afterwards surren-
d.rsd BY the bail and nov In prison awaiting his
anination.
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~
Astor House, Last Evening.
There was grand telegrAphio talk and fete at the
Astor House lsst evening, to the com pie
tion OF the Merchants Line Of Telegraph from New
York to Buffalo, and from New York to Portland In
the State of Maine which latter connection
with Halifsx Nova Scotia It was given by Mr.. Lef-
fert the energetic President Of this company to the
stockholders Of the company; and 1t moro than
doing Justice him to say that 1t Of the most
veeherehs festivities that have had tho pleasure Of
attending. II was marked by very agreeable inci.
dent-sn incident which, although premeditated
by the stockholders, in whose honor it was given
by Mr.. Leferts, took that gentleman entirely
by surprise, and which we certain not
sudden than 1t must have been agreeable to him II
the presentation Of magnificent service of plato
to Mr.. Leferts, as testimonial Of the manner In
which the stockholders and the associated press Of
New York appreciate the exertons Of Mr. LeTerts in
extending the Merchants Line and in dovotng the
results Of his abors to the Of the press and tho
public.
Tho company numbered some sixty gentlemen
comprising several Of the stockholders of tho Mer
chants Line of Telegraph, and the members of tho
press At little after O'Clock they sat down
dinner and after full justice done TO the splendid
repast which WAS set before them and Is soon
tho cloth removed the incident to which
we tave referred took place. Instead or Is geue-
rally the the President OF the evening delivering
meut the Vice President in his seat and directly
addressed Mr.. LeGerts the chairman Of the evening,
and the President Of the Merchants (Bsin' Line OF
Telegraph. He commenced by sluding to the import.
Ance Of the telegraph a mediurs OF communication
to the influences which 1t has already and will here
after exert human society, and to the energy
which Mr. Lererts has displayed in extending IL to
remote points-to the benefits which it has con-
ferred on the prcss, which he termed the right
arm Of the telegraph-its very life blood
the power which gives 1t circulation After making
additional and remarks he presented
to Mr. LeHerts, behalf Of the stock holders OF the
Merchants Line of Telegraph and the Associated
he mag nifcent service OF plate which ufac.
tured for the occasion 1t consisted Of large and
two pitchers with tee set Of four pieces all Of silver
and beautifully carved and executed They bore the
following inscription
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Asssnis In ffaI,imnrr.

B.LrInoss, June as. 1850
young man named wstkins, son of Mr. watkins
81 the firm Of Watkins a Daxsn. diss this morning
from injuries received Last svsuna " being struck on
the hesd 9Th brick. whlis Ssiklng mar Light s,d
rcsk ssrsets A color~f - sofpossd 20 be the
uaur lsfnr
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Fire in Cincinnati.

Cr-crrrsrt, June n, 1889
The extensive planning min Of Hughes Poster vas
consumed BY Gre on Saturday evening los s25 600,
which there vas ne Insurance Several mao we're
injsred BY the falling vas three Of whom are In
critical situation
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fIcr Hest, C.r y. Mssrts-p.-Crtat rrep.ra.
tcns were made the 2ist inst, at kllicotts Mills,
Nd 90 give the Hen Henry Clay public reception AZ
that place; but one % the residents met him ~ The
ftlsy boutc and tcck him 20 his destination In pr
vste caiisEe, tbsfeby causing great dsappointment
80 indeusticn fncetirg ~ss ~ once called, and IN.
eitix.n dsuountea AZ fn pertinent and cfcious sad
tniiutd 10 coIi,inpt fer bis petty conduct. Ihe
cit, ment vsf ss.d 10 Dc tery great.
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EIeetisn at Norfolk.

rosvoLx, Va, June rs, 1880
On, .iecton for Mayor took plsos yesterday snd re-
suited In the choice of Mayor Delsncy.
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ctsrrs s< B,rarsv -Oecsr Cfusiok Of the MIMI
vard arrested Monday. man called Peix sim ous;
also Ann Maria Henry ON charge Of committing the
crime OF bieamy. II seems that simons married Ann
Msris Henry with the knowledge. ss is believed that
she the wife Of John Henry, residing No. l31 sul
l,sn street who is still living which fact was known
the wife well Simons Justice Bleakiey detained
beth the accused parties for . farther hearing
.7,reH ef On Insane Man-The police OF tbs Tenth
ward arrested John Daily, an insane man, who vas
brsndishing drswnssaord In Grand street. The In
sane conveyed before Justice Timpson, vhs
committed him to prison for the examination Of the
physicians
ths,ss If Sfs56srs "A black fellow by the of
Grus Ilotbsway wrs arrested yesterday charge OF
ssbbirg with knife, another black man called VII
liam Parker, ipnctng severe stab and cut sppesrs
that the two negroes fighting In the grocery store
corner of Anthony and Centre streets aud Hoths-sy
finding he vas getting the Of tho contest sessd
large knife frvm the counter aud Unlisted the wounds
Justice lathrof committed the negro for trial
Rc5ies N Hcrss ~ Psesr.s,ssn. A young woman,
by the a Ellen Russell arrested y-stef dsy.
ON charge OF stealing two twenty dollar gold pieces,
n ON Willism Muller. residing corner OF the tirss
avenue ana Tw.ptieth street while in house OF pros-
tiiution, In the vicinity Of The Five Points.
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tOr bOul0
The debate Ii good for all this week.
The 0slphin affair is the special order for tomorrow
In the House.
Jmpertant Intollig enee from New Mexico.
A STATE CONSTITUTION ADOPTED AND PROCLAIMED.
Sr. LOWS, June f5, 1850.
Advices from Santa to the 2sth Of May have been
received In this city.
The Convention previously called ct Santa Ye, had
met and formed State Constitution, which had been
formally promulgated the constitution Of the State
Of New Mexico and 60 into effect the st Of
The boundary question deferred.
The constitution prohibits slavery; and members Of
the Legislature and Senator's with representatives to
Congress soon to be elected
sArrr Ps, May IS 1850.
There has been q convention Of delegates called and
held here, which has formed and promulgated Q oOn-
stitstion for the government of New Mexico
The convention assembled on the 18th inst, and the
session lasted eight nine days in which oonstitu
tion for med which would 90 into operation about
the nrst Of July.
The boundaries of the State defined and slavery
prohibited. The constitution adopted the 15th
May In fifteen days afterwards election was to
take place for the election of members Of the State Lee
gissture Two Senators and Representatives in Con-
gr, would be elected and efforts would also be
made for them to take their seats at Washington.
Mr. st. vrain, Judge otero, and Henry Connolly are
PROMINENT cAnuoatce Ior governor ana ChptAin
A. Reynolds, and Major II. IT, Whitman for senators.
1t IL supposed that the Hon Hugh n Smith, the pre-
cent delegate In Congress would be elected to the
House OF Representatives.
Inc Great Telegraph Case at Boston.
v. o. J. SMITH vs.. HUGH DOWNING AND oTHxRs.
Bosror, June 25, 1850.
George Clifford, Esq Of New York, resumed his argu
ment this morning, and severe In his comments on
the testimony given by Professor Morss and Mr.. J.
Yoss to prove the spring to which Professor Houeel
magnet attached lever for the sake Of establish
Ing an infringement. They were served up together
~ tho authors Of new chapter in mechanical phio-
sephy.
The Hon. Rufus Choate, for the Defendants CON-
nsnced at eleven o'clock and closed at two en- srgu
mest confined to the history, philosophy, and Law
the essc which has rarely been exceeded for the vivid
energy Of thought and Illustration, and that rapid
augmentation and lofty eloqusncs Tor which he IL
distinguished without refusing great and due praise
TO Professor Morse for his Invention he paid comp
meuts worth life Of labor to Professor House for his
discovery Of aud beautiful principle In magnet
lem, well as his application OF u 90 printing by
wonderful macbine-snd by style Of criticism on the
adjudg.d case, almost ~ rapid and luminous the
lightning ITSELF he apparently left not shred o
Law, English or American, In favor OF the complain
ants bill
Mr. Curtis follows this Afternoon for the plaintiff
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The narhsss.

Ths monsy nsrket wss easy Ksis. uscbsns.d
Consols closed on Tcesday ths iith, s w. Friday
the isth, stsch rs Securities, So 's3, si "a es
ca ios iol; ss, 67. 100 sio7, Ga, '6s. les iOs9
(rhsss prices probably 80 si-. "a they sversrs
about per eent btlew the quotstons of the Tth ef
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From Washin gton.

OUR SPECIAL TELEGRArHIc CORRESPONDENTS.
WAsHINGror, June Is, 1850.
Mr. soule's speech, on the Compromise bill, was On
Immense effort. Several Of the Southern
veripg, but there stin enough to pass II, they
stick.
Mr. Douglas will speak tomorrow, in reply to Sens-
tor Soule
The debate Ii good for all this week.
The Gslphin affair Is the special order for to
In the House.
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The csmtsisse Md Chronicle Of the 22d Inst, ssys
that IN. crop o. Dorchester county promises 20 be
the Iarset ever rsedtbough In som. sections 10 has
hen Injured soue what by the rust occssioned By tho
reeert rsns snd the very warm weather We hsve bad
frtbs a.t week Tn. Howard District (Nd Gsssff>.
81 The ia inst The clover harvest notiocs
bss commenced in this neishborhcod and ths crop
urer az thing like fair ctrcurnsa anees is VERY hns
The wheat u assuming the yellow hue of harvest snt
there h = fnc prospect Of the harvest home shout
bsng one 81 unusual Joy 90 the farmerm The 81 Ma
r,s tMdl Penco OF the 10Th inst says =" since ss
turdsy the weather has very vnpropitcus for The
wheat crop aud siready hear com about tns
rust should there not b. onangs In dsy or tws
the iniury must be exle nsiye.N
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Aleiers

The Hersids publishes litter from Centa,
cf 3lst uit, stating that Moorish army commanded
oy two fnchss the white and the other black, Vas
msrchng towards the frontier OF Algsrs with hostile
Intentions towards the french.
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TRorriro March To-pAr.-A trotting match for 500,
mile heats beet In Ave, TO 80 ID wagons, will come OF
this afternoon between the celebrated horse Pelham
and mare that has lately Astonished the turhtes in
this neighborhood, called MendhAm Maid. She has
trottsd In public but twice here the las. time dis
cling Arab Mt two mile heats to 80 lb wagons, In
$50 Large amounts are pending ON this IN Atch; snA
will be n race worth seeing
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NJ A IL RSH ALL LEFT E n r 8, K O.,
PREsfDENT
NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND,

NEW YORK STATE TELEGRAPH COMPANIES,
= PROM THE STOCKHOLDERS. AND
ASSOCIATED PRESS OF NEW YORK CITY,
: COURIER ENQUIRER, JOURNAL COMMENCES,
SIPRkss. sur, HERAID. and TRIBUNE.
A token OF the satisfaction and confidence inspired
By his efficient services In vanoins the cause
and credit Of tho
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Died


Departed this life Oct 80, 1859, D.usL HuRLrr, In
the I'D year Of his age, native Of Bandon, county
Cork, Ireland.
His friends and those of the family, ass those of
his bi other n-aw. James Sullivan, respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his late Residence
ITO Centre street Of Franklin, this day the
let OF Nov, at 81 o'clock
On THURSDAY afternoon, october 81 1850, sAMUEL W.
scoruLp, aged IS years
His friends and scQ ssntances are respectfully in
vted TO attend the funeral services this friday az
terpoon, at four o'clock at his late resdenc No 81
Second avenue. without further notice His remains
will be takes to Norwalk Conn for interment, sa
turdsy morning
on ibe sist OF October, Mr. ELIJAH NICHOLS aged so
years
His friends ctfuy invited to attend hi. fu-
neral from his late residence % Eldridge street
Sunday, Nov Sd at o'clock. NJ, without fur thsr
Invitation His remains will be inferred at Cypress
Hills Cemetery,
Az Patrrson N on the 3lst ostober OF disease of
the heart HtNRr KING in the 37th year Of his age
His friends and acquaintance and the friends OF his
father nEowN kiNo are respectfully iRvted TO attend
his funeral at Patterson on Saturday I'd inst at two
O'Clock 4. NJ.
At his residence, in st. Luke Parish, q. @. Oct 81
r w sisoLsIos. a member elect OF the Legislature OF
thtt State lie had served several times in the Lezis
lature.
At Wallace burgh, Cana da West on the 18th octo-
Der, aged 4 years, months and II days, MARr RUrH
only daughter of Matthew and Mary Jane M0ttram Of
shtfneld England, late Of Brooklyn.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

r M.
AsHEs.In pearls there was less ffmnsss, while pots
steady The sales of day reached loo barrels
at IS rs for pearls, and So 12h tor pots.
BRHADsTUFFs.-Flour- The market was dull ct the
sprung up, influenced by the reduction in frsighss.
There was . moderate demand for Canadian. while
holders were steady. Sales Of 500 bbls made ct
81 62K for good brands, in bend OF domestic the
sales foot up 500 barrels, including No 2superhns,
ct SO 67H q - 3lh; ordinary To straight State at
81 10 81 &c. mixed to fsvorite Michigan, Ohio, aid
INDIANS, at 81 so 81 81 and pure Goussee at 81 81
S. Southern -four quiet, but uuohan ged in
value The sales we're imiteo to fe hundred bbls,
at 81 S7 IS for mixed to straight Alexandria Bal
timore, &c Rye Flour inactive; lot Of $50 bbls
brought SIS lsA. There was better demand for Jer.
fey Meal to day. and We note sales OF 500 bbls Ut So
12n. In Wheat, there was more doing for export ~
well as for milling, at Improved rates The transac
tions sum up $4,000 bushels mixed to white Ohio at
81 OK 81 o. and IA 900 bushels Cam liam at 81 OF
81 06. The market for Rye opened duh and heavy,
but closed with brisk inquiry for filling contracts
and prices fully two cents higher than those given
In our last report. Some 900 bushels sold at 74c
74hc Oats were not very plenty, and holders were
frm at 40c Axe for State and Canadian, $40 $50
for Jersey, and 35c $50 for southern. There Wal
no decided change In Barley, while sales have been
made Of 1000 bushels good to prime two and six
rowed at sSc. q Gle. Corn held firmly, while the
Eastern demand was active. There also q good
business done to MI contracts maturing to-day Sales
to the extent of IA 600 bushels made at 100 lc
for mixed Western, 70ho for Southern yellow aaoat
y0c for email lot Of white do In store and 72c for
round yellow: The supply was moderate
CsFFEE.-There was a pretty fair business done to-
The sales, however somewhat restricted in cen
sequence OF tho public sale of Rio which takes place
to morrow, November 1st) Included In the sales,
were 80 bags java at l2xc.i 900 bags Rio at 11c .
st Domingo, at loo.
CoTroS.-The market continues active the sales
reaching 1900 bales, at extreme quotat ons. The
home traae are again buy ing more freely
LvEPeoL CLAaUyIOA
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nTOCk SALES
Boston and Worcester Raroas I03 is Concessions Aad
Pass1nP.ie Railroad. S3k Is Portland saco aud Por-
mor'h hAirsad, s8i Vermont an: Canada Rsread loox
Cheshire Rsilrosd. s2,s nsrfslt Comfy k.rosd -
mont and Massachusetts, Railroad 33s; lOO do sud, s
Boston, Concord sAd Montreal Railroad 5S Al
Railroad ll2 Boston and Providence Railroad b3d 81 o
Insurance tempsny. 81; III sdss.orth company, 7K 80
MerchanN Bans lO9s; FREMONT Bank lO3 % Norris q.
nal blod 22 657 Vermont Central Railroad S aS ~
phsasiphtn wmnsson s,d Baltimore al Kailross ~
chsssts kailroad Bonds 4 5000 Old Colony Railrosd
Bonds 96 $1,000 Ogdensburga Railroad Mortgage bcnds
95 $lOO Norfolk County Railroad Bonds 81 40 Aussn-
cent? Eastern do per cent adv 40 National assurance
company 60 per cent; Warren d. Tx cents 10 frank
lin do per cent alv 10 Boston Manufacturing
$40 share $500 Oedensburg Railroad bonds va yo
5000 Bo,ton and Worcester Railroad do o6 5000 Che
PHLApEIPiuA, Wednesday, October 3l.-Frss Board -
s9,5 Lehgh 6s rs 400 de- s6s Lehgh Ints.es ia sSS
Pesns 81, pa; 5000 do 92s; 1000 do, s2 5000 DO 92.
43ss Is d. U0 Wilmington Railroad 81 100 DO, 81;
20 hsilIoad s' 1000 Norris Canal E Lehsn
20 Cirard Bank, 10 After SaiesS0 Reaiing Railroad
6s 60 81 1000 Morris Canal 7 I0o shares Norris Ca
ns ~ 13 2if % o. io9 Reading Rs'ran IS
Railroad 6 VA 1900 Lehgh Mortgage 6s 92, 500 do
92}s 5000 Reading Railroad 6s 1876 200 shares Norristowa
Railroad, 34 200 Norris Canal 2I4 IS Harrisburg Rail-
road 46 80 Union Canal T. Aer SasS5 beading d
600 u s. s. 81 iS 500 Psnna S. ssi; 4oo sehuyt
Navigation 6s AN $50 shares Norris Canal 2l 400 do,
2l3s 700 Reading Railroad, 33ss.
BALTnoRs, Wednesday, Oct. $500 Baltin ore 6s 49,
793s IS do 7S; 81 7Ss b York and Cumberland Rail-
ROAD, IVY; 20 do, 2nss; is 90 20 o i6 Is do, 2os