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co. Ss.s. r. s.Y :; sS r. e
Emp ssssns T. showing avhite has with foul saoher in
chip wss.nin.tsr sh.gs.r New Orleans. l7ssys with
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STOCK SALES.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S--Firu 6oard-S5G0 ". A. Coal 6s
b5~n 1877 5l01 City KR g. eds. 100; 5000 Camden AM
boy ss s6 500 TeIas lg psrst &C, $50 Psnn'a ss
20 q 500 DO g; 100 do. 60 81 100 WILMINGTON RI
Hi; Girsrd Bi u; $50 do S. 49,; l9 do, 49, 100
Coal b. IN 100 DO 1879 100 Morris Canal 2 go do,
b5 2A 0O 90 Vi TO- DO 22k 100 Reading RK G. IS; 30
ysissurs hR, i.s; 80 Coal IS. 2I%i ~ Do, 29S.
~: 20 do 90 ontonsst Min. Co. III 50 do n; 5Ode IL
liter Salcs!00 chs Morris Canal 22s 900 Reading RR.
Csme.n Amhoy RR, la,'6 Seeo7d Boerd-s2 500 Leigh
g. siA. p n. American Coal g. 79; 900 City RR l0l
coo zen NAvirson 1bs shs Camden Amboy RR l2s 10
Peuna RR t3a 200 Reading hR Si7k % Mine Hli RI co.
g. ~. 1000 Reading kR 6s slA 20o0 State So e6; 30
chs keaiibg RR 3ys ace d. A4i iSorthern Bank, Ken,
ITO. 100 Lorg Island, l2A
BAnr~oRE. jan H.-Stock Board-9 shs Farmers Mer-
chants Bank ioA: IS Baltimore Fire Insurance, lay; lao
York Cumberland RR IN; IS do 21fs; ~ do,
2 Al hoard TO dav Maryland Sc closed a. OlA bid
los asked Maryland b nT htd Sterling s % bid; Balt-
o. 1870, l0i hid; 1880 0l bid 1854 asked Baltimore
and Ohio bds 1884, 10 bid ION sskedi 1875 9i bid 95
do shares 7e bid 76 asked. Second BodTd-15
York n Cumberland RR, time 23.
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betesr shipptng demand In part for Africa, with lin
tied inquiry tor home Ineluded In the operations
were 100 hide. Kentucky, ct 20. . I'm CT so do I'M
understandable, 1t Skc loo hide Maryland, 1t To .
,hc ITO bales Havana on terms net stated; Ito do
Havana scraps. stllc; l67 Cuba at loo 200 do
&c Jsgo At private bargain and 80 cases Florida seed
leaf 1t Toe go lot Of 500 small packages OF manu-
factur.a was taken for shipment to 81. Francis, at
22c. Q soc.
wISE-The transactions since our last do not exceed
l25 casks port at 81 IS 80 do sweet Malaga 1t
5xc., and 20 do Lisbsn 1t 500.
WooL:-Th sales since our last report have been
rather light, and chiefly confined to the trade. We
have heard Of NO important eslss OF domestic wool
fom nrst hands The stock Of foreign rather on
the increase but prices have not varied holders gen.
orally, remained very firm, and insisted upon OK.
IRENE quotations for all descriptions.
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Passen Rera Salad.

CHAenSs-S teamship ghsrakse-kessrs. A Hornsbsr-
ger, CAhilie william Shew, II Cetteson, Mrs Goods N
and chidIer Frs Blankstein and child WIN Neal VIM Ia
zeltine, Avery, Crafts, Could q Milford s OF
tenhsimer and servant Chas and lady Sonysr
va Panton. 0nnsby. Pine. mrs Goo rhstohsr. m.
wm ooedsli, WIN Tags.rt hursOp, Joseph Durbrars.
lsdy and children m Lent lady and friend Wes
L.rdine5 Mrs Ingss Mr., Robert. and servant Major
Herrera, Mrs L,sys ha..h,w Allender, Grssa..
Clark nolbTo9h Thos Hath; whi.nsy. Janice
WESTON, Bird, John Lewis Godfrey Chas aver
James Calvin Henry Franklin Daniel Tuft Hamilton
Bsnchly William Lews John Dawson James Ra visy,
hirsa Docaror'a, shaw Nn shsw RscLarep Luther
Harvey brock. George soheir. nsnda Jacob Tsdterg
Jacob Levinson, hensel. Vim Hilbert Evans Chas
Efsyer Frank lssse Leon, Todod. Jacob Levin John
Snyder, Geo smith John Nust, Bushnell, Bushas
John scot Goodlets Johs yryae; WA chitssndsn,
Mm Gooisili Asa White chas samusl:sn; A Dewey.
s s.a fra.ssnhsim goyley. John Conn;
serte.s, Wish. Henry Ina John Jamsen. Barnet.
smiley samuel Alsnter John Hamilton Pnvsr Must JoLa
wooaterry. " Piser Jas Whitioek Hiler CASHIER.
Isrb or. John Rose, VIM Ihathed, Geo eep Chas
Johnson, J Carts Bewett Geo L Thomr son-Totsi
49,
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Fioeging In the Navy-The New Law In
Its Operation.
J. :. SHIP GERMANTOWN, !
NEW YORK, Jan. 70, 1851.

u. :. SHIP GERMANTOWN,
NEw YORK, JAM 70, 1851.
Much speculation and anxiety have prevailed in
The public mind, and especially among the real
friends Of the navy, to the result of the expert
ment, now tined, Of abollshIng entirely the infiic-
ton Of corporesl punishment. Those who adhere
10 the old system of Jogging argue that, in the
absence of those means Of punishme.t on ship
board, which the tizen has to protec. his person
and property by mprison ment, there is no punish
ment left adequate TO the enforcement of discipline
Imprisonment has no ,errors TO the DELINQUENT here,
inasmuch as il is only cessation from labor, and
really is inflictiDg punishment, which properly
belongs to the prisoner, on the innocent-for the
ships duty must be carried on, and the duty which
belongs to the cuIpri, has to be performed by his
innocent top-mate, while the prisoner sits quietly
eating the bread of idleness On the other hand
those who contend for the abolition Of the C ats
argue that tine should be allowed TO test the FEAST
oihfy of the present humane law. Ii is said that
thousands OF our best Samen have heretofore
avoided the navy because of the existence Of the
lashine system; ana hence we have had, with
some exceptions only the most reckless and aban-
ioned Of that very worthy class of our citizens to
man our gallant ships; and that, if the lash remain
forbidden by law, IN a short time the moral stand
ard of our naval sesmen will be raised by gaining
a better class OF men. Thus the great object, 80
desirable TO all, will be attained, and the sound Of
the lash be heard no more on oUr decks.
We have on beard our ship new crew, Just
starting on cruise deemed most unhealthy. Ii
see ms 10 me we shall be especially distn guIshed
as test of the working OF the new law. Although
| have been among those who could see no way
of enforcing thar discipline essential a ship
of war, must SAY that my mind has undergone
great change. have served in four ships Of war
under the old floeging system; but lever, during
any part oil that tune, have orderly, active,
and cheerful crew IN either Of them, as we have
had during the Elk weeks we have been in commits
sion. We have no lawsuits TO be settled at the
maiImast-so curs,ng and dsmning the memo
confusion every M N seems 10 do his duty cheer
fully, because II his duty, and the sooner il Is
done the sooner it is of the mind Indeed, il is
matter Of surprise 10 everybody that so good state
OF discipline should have been attained in short
period Of time, and that, 100, without the Of
the cats or colt II you deem my observations
worthy Of place 10 your widely spread and useful
paper, shall keep you informed OF our movements
in the African squadron, and also Of the continued
action OF the new system on a new crew.
A Constant READER or THE HERALD.
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Died,
On January %, GusrAyrs ". wEsrMAS, q native Of
Sweden, aged 81 years.
nj, funeral viii take place this Afternoon, (wednss-
day at O'Clock, from his late residences, No. IS
Greenwich street to which his friends hereby In
yited
on Tuesday morning, January 20, after q short but
illness Of In alton the lungs, JoHS g.
MoKirrS, In the 5lst year Of his age.
The relatives and rs nds OF the family invited to
attend without further notice. his funeral Thurs
day afternoon, the Both inst at half past o'clsck
from his late residence, No. 215 East Broadway.
On the night Of January ~, ALyRrs, infant son Of
Elizabeth and Walter Brewer, aged Is months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Thursday 30th Inst at o'clock,
p from the residence Of his parents, No. 90 Divi
sion street.
on Tuesday morning January Is, Of consumption,
CH.RIIs n Lovsior, aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family, and Of his brother In Law,
Edward Bedel, are invited TO attend his funeral
Thursday afternoon at o'clock from his late resi-
dsnce. 1s3 Mercer street.
on Monday night January ~, BsSJsMN srRoSo, In
the sltt year Of his age.
on Monday, January 81, JoHs JAMES AuDUsoy, aged
20 years
on board bark n Hsrbeck, Of New FORK, from New
Orleans on January rs, AUGUsr DuclaU, resident OF
Hobeksn. formerly Of NJ ontresl cook Of said bark
At Bolixi La January L. Hen Gas. wars, aged
q Judge W. was q native Of New York.
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lent labor ynS strength and sstisity % bear IL.
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bts 10 can insure such radical oures
can be obtained from other Those
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rspiaity ofthe cure.
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On certain diseases which he cures withov.
thirty enables him " debility
eequent abuse. No fee till otged. See Lon
doR dpoms. In his rrivsts once fctk Fulton
nR. WARREN is CONFIDENTLY CONSULTED on
- Diseases, from ls years practice, Of which In
without mercury. bis dploms in hs once No Mott
street. adjOinirf Chatham With hrst names ~
surgery and medicine this country ever produced.
nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THE "PRACTTCAL PM
IL vste 1~estise." So efice hours, TO I2AE5tog
r. ~ (sunaay excepted mo. ~ Gfeenw sree "a has
been Of surprise some that any one IN
bity and % professional atsinments shonla dewsts Nh.
attention TO diseases which people description
tsnd 70 cure 80 sasy ~ however the thousandh
Of the misercs these people bring society
different opinion would formed And ID Il net only
the present misery and deec rreyfne on ths mind
well ~ the bedy tht - depored hut some o.
nature 70 srect posrty and even 20 destroy the repre-
properly treated, thty may remain 50 dormant the con-
satuton ~ 70 sppesr In othsr vay thsa their effects
upsn possrty yet properly understood. most easily
ana speeoy removed Prom the medical aivsn
taseshe tuhor hsnjsyed snd very extensive aud long
prseoe in thisecsty he has ample reason tk
many oses s be cured IN A. days they hsd sssef
years end hst IN any sge o. certain snesses o. thew
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