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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-10

The following u the reject committee the bill rela
tive to vessels passengers arriving at New York
Messrs Hutchins, Gale Lonry, Rose, Monroe Ward and
blackstone.
BILLS READ
To divide the Eighteenth Ward of New York.
To incorporate the Mariners Savings Institution Now
York.
EXCISE BiLL.
The special ordcr-the third reading Of the Excise bill
was then taken up
Mr. GALE moved to postpone it indefinitely. Lost
Ayes Ia; nays g8.
Mr.. IiuMrnRny moved to recommt with instructions
to ttrko out all after the ensctng clause insert the
bill Of Senator Mnnroc. as amended.
Mr. MONROE opposed the motion.
Tho SPEAKER said the order II il pro
pcsed TO change the character of the bill
MIR. Humphrey said 1t was substantially tho same.
The substitute was read, when tho srEAKER said 1t
Mr HusrrRrr did not With to waste timo in such dis
ion and would ask the nmous consent TO make
the substitution Objected to
hr. HuMpHRrr th raid no must go through with tho
details Of the bill much sgnst his wish let the
kpoDeLility rest with the opponents of the bill.
Mr.. LuciEY. (whg) OF NJ T. moved to strike out tho
proposed section submitting tho bill to the people.
After along debate, this was carried, by i5 to az.
The motion TO recommit this bill then prevailed by 81
to c..
Recess.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
RgJHGrior BILL.
Mr.. WHEELER. (~hig) Of Allegheny. from tho select
tn.mittee TO who recumriittd the Excise bill
ported the am nded according to instructions.
DR. CLAnK, lwhig) of Montgomery moved tho previous
quest on which ordered
The bill then read and the question was taken on
its final pasnge The bill was rejected by yeas, a.;
nays 6S-as follows
:, Asrs-Messrs Bahcock Bailey nenodet, Bennett, Bill
linss bradley b AFFORD Cole Cehurn button klls.er,h
ns S nnSp4e,
Lawrence Lake Oakley. Petit Pearson. Richards, 7
Stevenson Talman Van valEsnbarsh, wodon. Wheeler,
YAM. T,ry ysrrsf Hds Blackstone blood nrg.a
H Boil cs's s. I II ,9
man Ewood Lmmans aroer. Gallop, Gale Gibson, Gray
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$HENRY T. LEEDS AUCTIoNERR.-NHw AND sB-
H ond-hand Furniture Carpets Feat. Beds, Mat
srSssss China Glass. and Plated wars.losry e Is d.
yi hsN thie day. ~ l0f oclook lara Assertnsat Of
Household Furniture. removed for
Ysting OF Sofas Chairs Tetea totes Rocker Mirrors;
Brussels three ply and ingram Carpets China Tea aaI
Dessert sets Feather Beds Mattresses Paa,sos Straw
Beds Windsor and seat chairs
TaLes Sale percmptory, without regard to weather for
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HENRY n, LEEDS AUcrIoNEEa-uEyRY II

HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCrIONEER-uENRY II
a Leeds Co VIII sell nt aaet0s on saturily. April
Broadway And on April l6. at O'clock vi hsa
corner OF 10th street near Harlem Eztensiye sale Of
greenhouse and other Plants and Shade Treos
tire stock Of exotic Plants and Troes she flo
rst Mr.. T. Dunlop who is obliged TO Of
May consisting OF aurlcAna exessa scscas, large AMI
email cameias in svory variety. cinnera,s oricas hya
cnths In glasuc lemons and fruit snd
goses fer gresnhouse and out doc! culture
90. Aleo cn aanthus trees, for streets and 1N)
ih hawthorn for hedges with fancy articles In thAt
line Residents Of Harlem wishing 70 attapd the sale 1T
lbth street will hnd extra carriages Harlem Railroad
depot 18th street. Tho and the Harlem and Bloom
tngsie stages leave the City Hall every during
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FINANCIAL.

>r->->~>>s>>~s>>~~~~>~>
a fhhiNEh WANThD-ONE WHO IS ALREADY
estaiished preterrod Tho advertiser has S2OO0 vn0h
L woua hkc TO engage with some one who Is in busilo
DO safely invested. Address Ii. G.,
Herald Ofioe.
a YOUNG MAN. WITH CAPITAL OF FROM ONR TO
.hT'e thonsand dollars weuld hke to onter into sno
-. anu Ief siness or obtain oerkship In soms
mouse: references exchanged Address y D,
once atihB knd OF business and where An inter
~n.,r. -, ,~,o, - ,,, -, -
i DHarv ooN ENoLsN y. ihEnhND u AND DSCO OrLAND.
hIs ~ sgoelai susn1riy aunnorfou W issue oiis
VI ond - ~ at,ana ~ n. ,oon Dan w. ireahd,
sums from 81 upwards. =. whnLok BRorHENS
rroNry ,.y 49, onn.,,,.n 80 . -.
M o. - cp ~ - ron ohohr ~
l.ouI, IN snr il9" - '" elV''' on WAtone' rate,
tse' r any ,ther p;r-cnai property
=. ~ VIC ~. sshsy ~ ~ nf"Ha sreos corner Of
az. h.r may y relied upon. 0ce bosr fars 81. aud
HcH 7" . oio.k.
p~.p,~rn N .---r, u,~r, :, no. -, -, =, .
I1nhi = ~. y 49, 80 80 w ~ s3Wv ~ ChsI ~
this time "a tho business saif aer8e.n- 70 aase
shlp ISL 81 cara 10 o tasng ebhrse q md conduct
ing ~. thri - w ~ easiy dAo ynehaN aeere-t Hn
p n the "d'ertHers Obliged . he ab,snt from tao
90 Tor saos tine tor futtct Isrtisuisrs sidross
pIia, 'WAthirg ~, broadway Post G5se.
fl'o CAFiTALisTS.--waNIN ~ PERSON Ia ATS
= ~ ttod is'Ha tfi.t rhsa, . Iasttor With Tab
haisahd laura 20 ga ~ W tho lnas1s0.1ry OF Qusrts
nthF "h"ii..ry aadre sshisitsA. tMI .uies, wish
's"l acne ttatrE "here m intat 'o1 may DO had
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1IAMEs COLE. AucTIoNEER.--PEREvproR SAL.

TAMFS COLE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
- Of Horses Carriages. &c. belon ny ths estat, or
John Tredwe deceased by order Of the James
Cole will cell at auction, Thursday, April Is l}5s
three o'clock NJ at Jones American Il t W. Falon
personal property Of John Tredwe dcceaao pair
Of hay Horses pair Of black Mares bay Iarssn-
NY Lind; brown Harse-Belgrade; two Cows ona -ew
Bsrouche Carriage; Trotting Wagon light Blssy
Wagon; two Sukeys; old Carriae: Fam Wa,in;
Groccrs Wagon Also large lot of uarness SO.
Terms cash. in bsnkable money No goods delivered
pnid for.
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LORECLOSURE SALE SUPREME COURr--IN
Equity.-O0 aoros at Port Hamilton. six mile. from
hreokiyn ferry.Will bs sold at auesioA Wednesday
Exchange 29l Fulton street. Brooklyn. under the direction
Of IS Hodses Sherif Of Kings county tho hi,hiy In
proved and valuable Farm, formerly tho
estate Post deesssed near Hamilton House and ad
Joining the United states property at rt Hamilton
leland contains about seventy of upland. and
thirty of salt meadow; large water front the hay
plank road and railroad are In contemplation which will
Place thA property within nssn %lautss il;sanoo from
vision Into villa lots Title perfect Terms a sale FOR
particulars inquire Of HARRIS WILSON. No, 10 Wall
street.
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ALBANY, April Q, 15s2
The following is the reject committee on the bill rea-
tive to vessels and passengers arriving at New York
Messrs Hutchins, Gallo, Lonry Rose, Monroe Ward and
blackstone.
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HCNNoTHADS.

RLOOMINGDALB BUILDING ASSOCIATION-THB
second regular monthly meeting for the payment sf
perance Hall between Forty arst and forty
second streets. Monday evening April 2th At hApAst
fee IL raed Shares $685.
entrance fee for the present 81 Charles Noe Rsq Sc
the messing explaining tho and advnn.es tSs
Ladies H.
WILLIAM MRNCK Woe President.
Trustees-sidney Smith, Garret s. Mott Alfred Ian
easter k.shsniels Wns Rsh'd C. Gs:tsridso. Richard
Kerr Thomas swenartGn William M H Ads snSveyor-
roME AND SEE THE PRACTICAL woRKINe-THR
~ch Building Association viii be held on Monday evening"
April 18th ocook In the Blseoker Buildings Blcecksr
socstion that the officers will be enabled
twelve shares for sale redemption The attendance Of
vted Persons who desire to shares in tss pros
hle institution should prepared subscribe this
Tho members reminded that the April dues must be
paid on Or before this The Secretary Alwayss
seripsi.ns and dues. Sons KExsES; Pss:d:ss, '
R. Ross 'r.' Secretary rav,r.,,
Chares Crane. james 1. Post. ssmue, Sinclair
Geo. 7. Nelson. D.. Weeks. W. g. smith, jr
THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN AND AccUMU-
Getting tls association will be held at ther room corner
s1dy book. arc s On
shsrss so - anS e.. o. sg's from daily
each share This association oer. to clerks mso%.nios
and others most desirable opportunity for Investment
Of hs r. a suS sna q:
sttcnd. B.J. HOWLAND, President.
AIM u.,.. = 1sAAc H. BAILEY, Vice y PrssiSent. ,
VT Child, T. Thompson. R. r. Lockwood. B. Poneroy.
q GROax
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UcTION ToTICE-THOMASD BELL, AUCTIONEE3-
IA By W. l.. Van Zandt-Ths day ut halt past 10 ooiso.
4 The auction 3 Spruoo street, large sale OF eo
other valuable articles pay expenses beds bcdsts.
escorted stock of ohoioe dry goods clothing aud merchant
tsiors articles.
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ID W. wESTC0TT, AUCTIoNRER MORTGAGE
H. Sale Furniture Mattresses aud fesher Bad tns
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at ie orenwah avenues
being stock Of dealer every lot Of Fnc Wi 30
emporly soId Mahogany and walnut Drsssny ard paia
Bureaua marble top do x fine Sofas cooche twrve wi
INIT Beds eads, Looking Glasses Dining brstHtt Card
and other Tables brussels and Threcpy Carpets Sprag
seat and other mahogany Chairs walnnt am maple dc
Srdckery, and Glass Ware, britannia warn S As1 lOo
boxes imported segars. Quantity Of Dry Godh Sftts.
ace &c Alao, Monday all the rotce furniture nnn-
Gained In house iO Eighth avenue. Partauss - rf,w
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w mi ED-A PARTNER-A CoMPETRyT NAN
~ WIZ mtm slao TO SltOO, 60 join THE sivot r.
~. nW y" t,tnblisb hrst claas the
80 tWnets part down town. Pnrther partisuisrs Se
t-ttnld otkee. will real nnmo. i -
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} C.KEMP. AUCrIONEER--RICII CARPRrING AT

II C.KEMP. .AUcTIoNEER--RICH CARPRTING AT
H. auction, in lots to suit this day, At
o'clock. at the large Hall S9 BROAD ay formerly
Chinese Museum n. Komp will sell auction the above
wthont reserve by catalogue very largo aud splendid
nssortment OF rich English Carpetings committing In part
o. pieces OF the richest styles Of veet Tapestry Brns
gels. Tbrecpy, and Ingram Csrpstings Floor oil Cnths
SC. 60, viz. Engsh Royal Wilton and Velvet Tapestry
Carpetirps OF the very richest and heap nj
this seasons importation very rich Brussc's ofvrv a,pi
hne Ingram and Venetian Stair Carpotnsa Aln 1oet
asao rtment ofheavy Floor Oil Cloths upa Door Mats a.
all which will be sold in lots to suit buyer
on the morning Of sale.
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90 HNn "a GENTLEMAN WITH rms AuoUXr
1~ssIOO. would ~ to connect himseif WITH . nc~
~ Nr ttfdF ~ oteiieh, or Ia already eataLlt4hed H.
- aEd fgottailc trslneta. Address ]. w. H.. UrsM
trtc.
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AZ the Liieutcnant Governor In the presiding ocor of
the Senate hs vote will bo given the whg side shouAd
there bc occasion for it,
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WIN. 8. Mc1LvAIN l. CO.. AUCTIONEERs. WILL
oD sa snis dsy sae1 seed store No
Hardy Perpetns large Moss and other Roses from tho
gardens Of Henderson, Jersey City Sale to com
at l0Ib o'clook
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NEW LIGHT-GAs AND CAMPHENn SUPERSEDED.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, April Q, 1852
new light introduced to the public to-day, by H.
W. Hall the patcntee suppanting camphene for its
explosive character and cheaper than gas by half
Ii tested in the presence OF numker Of scientific
gcntl, who unanimous in their expressions Of
its sppt riCr rIts.
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rJ,nE PORTER HOUSE, CORNER OF GRAND AND
i Tompkns streets, now doing gond tnsiae.e VIZ no
eold ct auction on Monday, ~ 10 ociook hM hopo -
lures, So
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STANDARD ROSES AT AUCTION n NEWELL AND
~ Co., will SELL Tuesd>y tho 18th Int II hnf mast 10
O'Clock, at their salosroom, No. Nassau tsset @ar Wal
street choice assortment Of standard as and warf
rosee aso fns collection Of pot plsnts ~ .pd
perpetual from the we'll known sst,b hent B.
Man tel corner OF broadway and Forty sixth
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HFNRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER HENRY II
Leeds Co. will continue their sale at anction.
Thursday April oth Friday April 9th anS saturday
lph at ten oslcSk each day At the Il Mcsrs
y. Stouvena Co, 5@ broadway The Ia .yest
Of splendid gas Chandeliers. Brackets So CaroN Lamps
rich French China Vases Tea Sets &c. Caets
Figures cut Glass Waretho richest this city
Sold TO ciose foreign oonsignments
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III UMBERT a. KENNY, ,AUCTIONERRs.-PEREIP
Sale Of Furnture-On Tuesday ming l3 instant
At hspsat 10 o'clock at I4S Fulton R .dyay
ny csaloguo all tho furniture contained ia saii store
sieting Of rosewood mahogany and walnut Sofas tetss
tetes spring seat paror Chairs rocking aid Cha
marble top centre and side Tables quartotte card ladies'
work and fancy Tables Book esses warar bos Etsros
Hat staDds, marble top dressing and plain B.roans an
Wash stands Freneh Gothic, and Gotta B.tstopls Nat
tresses Passses, painted Chamber Purntnro
Chairs 60 &C. All Of which has been idc FOR CITY
trade and wiz be sold without the intsd
Ing to relinquish tho business TsYms Of ao cash. cy
funds purchasers their goods the day of
morning Subsequent to- the day of SALE Cat sue tho
sale.
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II COTTON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
Furriture Carpets Oilcoths, leon Safes r. Colt
Yi SELL this day Saturday April TO- a. lO o'clock &C tho
auction rooms 59 Beekman street. the II Family
consisting of Parlor, Diningroom Bedroom and Kitchen
furniturc such Sofas. Mahogany Cbars Fr,nca
Dining and Tea Tables Dress Bureaus Patar Bejs Hair
brusseis Three PIX aad asrnn
Of enamelled Bedroom Furniture suite Also 20 doze,
ourled maple Chairs Of various and qualities Al
30, three Fire proof Iron Safos
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n $. HOUGH. AUcTIONEER.-THIS DAY (SATUR-
- dayI At TO-. A. NJ. At "a Beokman streat good
rety OF seooRd hand FURNITURE removed for convenence
snch as Mahogany Bureaus Chairs Bedt-ads Cots Bsds
Carpets OH Cloths Mattresses Stoves XII.
Nc Also Agcod assortment o. goods Of every descr
ton Also, few new Carpets English Oil Cloths 60.
Sale positive rain or shine.
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTJON E.--GROCERY AND LIQUOR
n store BIS Bowcry Of Blse ikar Nom
day. April u at luh o'clock tho Of retail
Grocery and Liquor Store co iitins OF tp To-, CoHss
Sugar, Candles Moasses Counters, So,a,, Msasuros,
Liquors. Casks boor Pump, Glasses ,WI Wines 50
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PARTNER WANTED.-oNR WHO IS ALREADY
"A established preferred Tho advertiser has $4,000
b.. would like to engage with who Is busiao
Where his money would be safely invested Address H.
Her
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II Il. WILLARD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
of Furniture, Paintings, III. 4. Wiilari.
toneer will sell this rning. at 10Y csS Mt tho su,
room No Nassau street corner Of Pne ~ order ef tho
Assignee by catalogue general assortment Of Furniture
Paintngs. SO Catalogues ready nj the anetiar
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w hN1ED-FIrE HUNDRED DOLLARS. FOR ONE
ynr ior wieb hny dolars will be siven ani security
.'oth ~ rosdu worth nro thousand dciars Any
#f' ~~~'", VS. ""ofsao N"o" bVN % i'N't"
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UCTiON SALE OF FURNiTURE-MONDAY MORN
Ing at 10 O'Clock at lO4 Eighth svenue. conslssns Of
Bussels and Ingram Carpets, OH Cloth Mattias Sofas
ornaments Beds Bedsteads Mattressss Div Oil Paint
ings. Crookery Glassware Bookcase Fowing Poco Books
Also, one elegan. Papoforte &c. Sale positive.
K. w. WESTCeTT Anotioneer.
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A UCTION NoTICE-C. CASSIDY, AUcTIONgER.-
"A BY ii. N. BushThis day. l01. O'clock Ia tie sales
sooI No 10 North William street sale osn.w and second
steads Feather Beds Mattresse Carpets
Pianofortes, Canary Birds and Cages So.
K D. SMITI SAlesnAn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

Frisy morning, June n, ELIZABETH CONWAY vie Of
Thomas GoodsmlB, 90 he I'D year Of her
Her vii be taken Saturday June ~. A. 2
o'Co,t 90 Ro-,v staten Island Her snd, respect n'y
r~d attend tn funeral without further n'ron, late
r--ii-nr-. 80 n hansn
iWhsmsbu. thursday evening, June II, after short W.
o bilious FEVER ELLEN, Ns Of jobs A. Van Barcom the
3'th year Of hersge.
attend the funeral without further invitation, from the sol'
Flith VI D. Church Williams saturday t@ INST
ocoek T. NJ Her sl be earned 20 Greenwood Cen
etery for !niermrnt
OF SCARLET ir,-r on Thursday June n CHARLES L. the second
J. Curtis Hepburn, VI. D. the sixth his
On Thufstsy june II, JULIA A fALCOSER vile o.
jobs T. p. Srlols. agei % years
ineud- family respectfully invited attend the
80. Hammond tins afternoon a. o. oct.
On FRIDAY, June Is, At Jersey Cry, IHOhASANNA, vile Of
Adam Craie, aged 81 Jefrs
The friend. ii the amy and also the members Fidelity d.
Of Temperance, respectfully invited o at-ni
Der tbs Saturday. afternoon, clock from tie se.0nd
Pre- bytrnsh Church. Barrow -.
A. Orans@ Fndsy June 49, a. O'Clock, HENRY
v Il. iOhinN. In the 2btl year o. hf+ ag-.
lis funeral take pace O'Clock Saturday Afternoon
June TO- Cars from 100, 81 Cogrud 81 O'Clock A. NJ
and u 70 ,loek noon. tnf leave Orange 40 3li r. NJ
Fuiay short hut painful illness, EDWARD
yoursrt Of John ani Mt Watson, aged and
i6days
he end. Of the family are requested b funeral
o. h-f r,if~nc-, 1T Smhst, beoE Butler 81, Solth
BcolJn, Saturday afternoon a. O'Clock without farther
invitation.
suddenly on FRIDAY morning June 49, JANET ROLLO aged %
years, NATIVE of Aynh.Ie. ssOfi,ni.
Tie Ire nd those Of her brother Hugh Kerr
snd law A. ~ Davidson, mn. respectfully invited - attend
e finer on suntly 90 ~ her st- residence
No Canal Her Wa be tatea - Greenwood Gene
On Wein~-day June Is IN this city. JAMES B MAN, Rst
coua.ellor a-.as, late Of Monroe, Mich, asrI 81
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Contract requires the Road 10 be completed 10 kocx
River BY the lss DAP Of November next
Tie earnings Of the Road thus far give hue or Ne
Indication Of irs future pn.s's r. Essertos nsa
Constructing Ensn e. essinste. the esraingsto White
wstsr at TO- and 10 Rock Ri 'cr II eent es 10 eose
Import atoms of Dry Goods for the week
ending June II, 1852:
siS psts woo,yss s-q-s - a. cssAs 30 a 10
,ess seI,' . a. s,sa ee. sls,sl AZ "A cs'es sss ws.1
s.sIs,s .sis, , 90 A-';,s. .sis' ~ c,'eHEs slus.
- r,rs, c,,p,is. g. g. o. Ssss.s,.,s. :. ~. Al 80
IOtal. ~ PAcaases. y.lses =, ssAi!ss
cos,oa. paelsse. sSsc eeos~a ae. "a 20. ssss,
e'oSis,,.-,s a. s.ss Lsees ~ Dr. Nsss
%. s.s, rrs-', % 80, se.S. = 90. $50, ss..ss
'-''' 90; s,ss 1 ey siIx
sa. 70 Pselss. seIS hssos. y -" 49,. sass .
10 Do .s S Sss;. 81 % , . rsssss s. a. ss vs..
ass. DO, sis. Cravsis, -. $50. Shas 10, ssssi
ess. '-T,i So Isss, ss. s.,IsI Ss,.' : =.
f f M SAY :: a. ;.s: a s;s 81 ' '''
MANUFACTURES o. fLaN
ss's ~ E as; ia.. % ss rSrs.i s.
s.s'i fars . b. 49, Msss % So: s,,a..'.'- a.
NiScELLAsEovs
x SSa- S.i 10 Sd $50 css. ss ID .Sa' a.ss.
do ssJii LesiAes 6p'e' n Do. $780, Ma ra-e IL a.:
$3.50. BSOa S'os', d.. sSs rOal - S~sAas'' 'ai'ed 1t
HIsAdrsrals
MANUFACTURES % WOOL.
Faanrs 10 % .,l, Banssts. DO s.i; NJ ao.s, a..
st,sl Total, 20 packages valued AZ 81 o>o
MANUFACTURES 90 corroN.
Cettoos 81 pskss~<. s,t Hos. ~, SSH Ncisrts ts.
sSa To,sl. ;; psctxcs; vas~d ~ saK&
MANUFACTURES OF SILK.
SRs ~ sse.sses. sOiSs Rbhous 10, $40 Plaza, zee.
sts6. Saru-t- do ~ ca CT Shsvs DO. stNt saa~e.
aos $780, Poasce., 10 dO' sIoo sA,s. Do. so F"ssss.
10, $50. Total "a pscssses valued At satlSG
MANUFACTURES % FLAN
tineps, n pskssce. elSi Do and Co,toa DO tto tosl
Il packages valued at sl.s3l,
MscsLLsSsovs
Leather Gloves, packss~s o. oig shs-, fsackse>, 500
Total Peckases, waived at ssSN
UoyeAonse3
NANUFAcrJtEs oF wool.
woolens q Packas-s. $3.50 Cshs, Do s.t coss al
Nors,sd, 10 Do ss+4t wossi, $40, stat Goods, ~
d. slAlSf Banaets, ~ DO s5S< fosai,
lea packages, valued AZ $3.50
MANUFACTURES o. COTTON.
Co,ions ~ packages, sa colore CSsteas Do sA fetA.
90 packages, valued a. saf5A
aASuFAcrvREs or SILK.
Sas 81 packages. s6to Scarf IS d., siatli Nehass 49,
$50 ami W Shs~h, Do, sNaf1 sad WOrstst, 10.
t,tJSS. Total o. p,ckaEes, valued At si>.tln
MANUFACTURES 90 FLAX.
Linens. ii2 packages, si0AiO
MISCELLANEOUS.
sss Goods, pssas- sitNt Leather Gloves, do. ele
Total. psckaac~, valued al o. 3sN.
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nsde Up In this stock. TO carry up. Reading was
firm q Nicaragua fen Of 70 90 Sa, after yard recov
ersd 70 81 Zinc sold the extent Of 800 shares clos
Ing ct 1919 Stonington and NorSica were 10 demand
at an advance Of y p cent Harlem improved = '
cent In Dauphin Coal there advance OF PA '
cent Pennsylvania Coal and Delaware and Hudson
closed with hrmness. Hudson River continues hrri
The Investment, Stocks are well held and In fair de
mand State and Federal Stocks and frstcass Railroad
Bonds Erie Incomes. touched par for the ars, dine For
Government Stocks the market has an advancing sp'
pesrAnee.
In Sterling there is very little doing for
the steamer tomorrow, bu, the Market Is 6rm at l04
l0l. y cent Francs, 5l6905l
Freights 10 Liverpool are firm, with but
lille room offering engagements 500 bales compressed
Cotton st sd l50o bills Flour, I'D; Grain, "a 10
tuDs OIL Is To Loudoa-l.3oo bbls. Turpentine, q
Flour, ls62ld. To Hsvre the market IL duu Cotton,
Sc; Ashes IS Another Deal freight made from
the 81 Lawrence 10 London q, so, and Scisa bark
took Slaves to Lisbon az slieet6. charter to Mar
seilles with Salt home, made private terms To
California the rates are arn with considerable freight
offering.
The miscellaneous Imports of the week
to moderate extent Iron and Sugar sever.
tnue large. OF Dry Goods the amount Is not large.
The figures are as follows;
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The BOARD OF ALDERMAN.-In response

to call by Mayor Manners, for special meeting OF
the Board last evening, 10 fix upon day for cleo
ton of Aldermen, fifteen members met at the City
Clerks office AL the members of the Board except
Aid Belts were present Aid Marine was unanim
ell, cted Chairman. The Board being thus organized a
resolution offered and passed. authorizing cleo.
tiou Of sixnen members, the 2Srh inst Altogether
nine members of the Board have filed their resi- gnauOu
leaving seven who have not II the Mayor finds no
grounds of obj ciOn 70 this resolution and the election
Is held the question Of contested seats between
that have filed their resgnauons, and those elected
as their successors viii arise and be submitted the
nine other members Of the Board. No mater which
OF Is admitted 1t is probable that the other will
improve the hrstoJportuny, by injunction or other~i'e
throw the question into Courts for final settlement
Su, course will give opportunity for thorough
sitting OF the whole difficulty, and settle the controversy
in a manner which will completely establish puDitc
hdence in the legality of the OF the authorizes II
take that turn the city will be relieved from is
dilemma in easier manner than has for so0e u ne
past seemed probable.