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HousE.-Mr. Florence submitted . bill
for better guarding against steamboat sc.
cidents, by punishment.
The consideration OF the prs-emption
bill was resumed. The pending amend.
ment wal rejected and the bill passed.
Mr.. Hall, from the committee on Public
Lands, reported back Senate bills with
an amendment granting the right Of way
and lands to Missouri for the construction
Of tho st. Louis and Hannibal Railroad.
Mr.. H. asked the passage Of the bill, but
after much noise and confusion the morn
ing hour expired.
House then went into committee OF the
Whole and took up the Indian appropria.
ton bill, when a long political debate en-
sued.
Mr.. Polk said he believed every aspi-
rant for the Presidency in the Democrats
party had written letters taking the ground,
thatif elected they would veto any bill for
alteration or repeal of the fugitive slave
law. He asked Mr.. White Of Kentucky,
il he was prepared to say the Same for
Mr.. Scott.
Mr.. W. replied, he trusted Mr.. Scott
would make no such declaration in ad,
vance.
Mr.. Polk replied, resenting all allusion
to his deceased relative-flrther sharp
shooting ensued, when the committee rose
and the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON. May 27.
SENATE.-Mr. Mallory presented a pc.
tition praying the establishment Of a steam
mail line from New Orleans to South
Florida. Also the petition Of James Mont
gomery, offering Congress the benefit Of
his important invention 10 prevent steam
disasters, and asking tho construction Of
a steamer on his model. by which he pro-.
poses to carry mails between New York
and Liverpool in six days.
HoUsE-Resumed the consideration of
the bill granting land and right of way to
Missouri to aid in the construction Of the
St. Joseph's, Hannibal and St. Louis Rail.
road. Tho main question was ordered to
be put. by a vote of 80 to 10. Mr.. Bocock
moved that the bill be laid on the table.
Negatived-yeas IA, nays "a.
WASHINGTON, May 20.
SENATE.-The pending amendment was
that making an appropriation Of $4,000
trip to the Collins line, instead OF the pres.
ent allowance, with the p~roviso that it shall
be in the power Of Congress, at any time
alter December, 1854. to terminate the ar
rangement; which was finally agreed to-
yeas 81, nays 10. Alter further amend.
ments, the bill was ordered to be engrosssd.
The bill 10 enable the Government to
deepen passes Of the Mississippi was pas.
sed. Adjourned.
HousE--Yesterday ordered the bill do.
mating land TO aid in constructing the 81.
Josephs. Hannibal and ST. Louis Rail.
road. TO be engrossed for its third reading.
Consideration resumed to day, when the.
previous question on its passage was sec.
onded. but Mr.. Jones, OF Tennessee,
moved to lay the bill on the table, express.
ing tho hope that it would be kept there
until after the Democratic Convention.
The question was taken on the bill and
it was passed--yeas 1903, a rs. 1t
a%ppropriates 2,0O0, 900 acres.
Tho House then went into committe Of
the whole and took up the Indian appro-
priation bill. Adjourned without coming
to a vote.
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IMMENSE PROFITS OF BANKING IN
OHIO +

Some of the Ohio banks, according TO.
q report made TO the Senate by the Audi.
tor, make enormous profits. The West
ern Reserve Bank, in 1851, 441 per cent?.
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati, 81 per.
cent; Akron Branch, 23t per cent; Bank
Of Geauga; FL per cent; CommercialL
Bank Cleveland. rs per cent.
Notwithstanding these facts, exhibited
in an official and authentic shape, the
people are told Of the injustice Of the new
tax law upon these chartered pets; and
The hue and cry is being raised. that bank.
ing capital will be compelled to Withdraw.
In other words, the wing bank organs
threaten a panic. and talk about a "wind
up Of the banks" They imagine that the
people are in their power, and that these
threats will have the effect of intimidating
them. and causing 10 ~relinquish some OF
the just provisions Of the new constitution.
They do not appear to be satisfied with
wringing from the hands of the toiling
masses from twelve to forty per cent profit,
but they demand exemption from q just
portion of taxation. If such demands
must be granted, or the cessation Of these
institutions follow, the sooner the latter oc-
ours the better for the future welfare oi tho
people. But they are only talking for
buncombe-they will fzzle from their
threats, if the people but maintain their
position.-Ohio Republican.
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DARING BURGLARY AND ROBBERY.

DARING BURGLARY AND ROBBERY.
On the 22d instant, a daring robbery
was committed in w ashington, Gusrnssy
county. The American Hotel kept BY z.
B. ANKENY, Esq, was entered and -Four
Hundred and Eighty Dollars taken from
his pantaloons pockets. The pants were
placed on q chair at the head Of his bed.
The next morning they were found on tho
porch with all his papers, but the money
gone.
Also on the same night at The I'm
place, the Hotel kept by Mr.. Jas. STEVEN
SON was entered; and One Hundred and
Ten Dollars were flched from his pock.
cts. where the pants. lay in his bedroom.
The pocket book was aAerward found on
the window sill; neither mohey or thief
has since been heard OF.
Persons having money about thsm ran
not be too. careful. particularly when thsrs
are 90 many ~sly.6pgered gentlemen lurk-
ing about. But . few wseks ago. in this
place, one Of the boarders 1t Browns Ho-
tel, Mr.. JoHN ENrz had e73 stolen from
his trunk, by some unknown thief who il
passing about.-Guernsey Je ferson;an.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-06-02
JAMES C. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senate
April 80. 1859.
AN ACT

mo. 6s. AN ACT
Fixing the compensation Of Clerks, Assist.
ant Clerks, Sergsanis-at-arms, and As.
sistant ~Sergsants-a alarms, Of tho Senate
and House Of Representatives Of this
State.
SEC. l.. Be Il enacted By the General
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ANACT

aINe. 65.1 AN ACT
Te authorize the Auditor Of State to remit
and refund taxes in certain cases.
SIC. 4. Be it enacted by the General
Assem5ly Of the Stale Of Ohio, That the
auditor Of state be-, and he 10 hereby reqni.
red 10 direct the treasursrs Of the several
csuntiss Of this state, to rsfandt to the per.
sons paying the same, all she taxes collect
q by such tressurers, under and by virtue
ef The 18th section Of the act passed Feb
mary 9Th, i847, entitled ian act to amend
he oct for lsvying taxsson all property in
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q, i7,8a3-8O,5s3. 20th District-Ash-
ssbula. 47.761; Trumbull, 30.56o; Maho.
ming, Is, 733-82,06o. aist District-Co.
lumbiana, 33.60i; jefferson, 29. 1873; Car
roll, 1885; Harrison, 20,460-100,8 69,
JAMES C. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
WILLIAM MEDILL.
President Of the Senate
April so. 1850.
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WY 70.
SENATR.-A memorial from the Society
Of Friends, in New England, asking the
repeal Of the fugitive slave law, vas pre-
sented. Mr.. Sumner proceeded to explain
it. The Chair called him to order An
exciting debate ensued. The memorial
was finally laid on the table
TheiSenate subsequently, took up the
Deficiency Bill.
Adjourned without taking question on
the Collins amendment.
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oUlOlucu OIL nIul Nv iuWS uuu aISOs tHut uc
will honestly and faithfully pay over all
moneys by him received as such prosecu-
ting attorney. in the manner directed by
law. which said bond shall be filed with
tho county treasurer.
Sec. 4. That NE prosecuting attorney
for each county in this state, shall receive
such compensation for his services in the
court Of common pleas, or other court ha.
wing like criminal jurisdiction, for each
term, as shall be allowed by tho Judge Of
such court, Of the county wherein such
services shall have been rendered; the g.
mount Of such services both in civil and
criminal business pertaining to his Office,
to be determined by the court Of common
pleas annually. at their first term after the
first Monday in February; and he shall
also receive such compensation for his
services in the probate court, semi.annu.
ally, as shall be allowed by the probate
court OF the county wherein such services
shall have been rendered; the amount Of
such services, to be determined by tho pro.
bats,court, annually hereafter, on or about
the first Monday in February; Provided,
however, that the probsts court mar At
any time after the passage Of this act,
make an allowance to the prosecuting At.
tofnsy for his services rendered for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY. CITY OF
"A Warrington, b. O., under the direction Of Aaron
United sat the persecution sAd recovery Of claims
ths Usissd States before Congress- the Executive De
inston sstslsns,t Of sseo.ns, wsA We E.ssuvs Depart
foretures for alleged violations Of The revenue other
laws Of the United States Of debts egaess and
nhertapees the United States and foreign
n United ssates Aaa state artis eollsc
purchase Of lAAds for fessgn smiErauts TO-
Tho underlined has seent and reliable corrsspondsnts
give his prompt and faithful attention 70 al busne
hded the sssny Letters ust b. post paid Once south
ncnt. AARON d. PALMER
Director and Consul Osnsral Of Ecuador for The U. g.
WashinKten, December, 1852.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

ITO WISCONSIN, PROPERTY OwNERs-THE UN-
dersignsd would respectfully inform parties owning
let's in Hwauke Wild or rnimproyed land or village lots
In any part the State bonds and mortgages &c. &c.
which they wish dispose Of that funds hays been placed
Parties sending the pndsrgnsd description Of such pro-
psrty II the uit will Anl purchaser PARTIES wish
ssts thoir learn the price farms mills
with the rates OF leaning money Go 30 Gan have yAlu
paid, and nossing postage stamp 90 I'D. POWER tax.
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D Q. KENP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r1RaI

ID Q. KEMP, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rURNY
oslosk 81 s5 Nassau street nsar F.lton G. xsnp will
sell auction Mabove Arse and beauSfu assorsnns Of
parsr dining AID chamber furniture Mirrors China
and ss.swsrs without reserve s.h and moved Ter
tsntion Of housekeeper consisting ef beautifully carved
rosewood paior frrnvrs. In French satin brsssss
ny sss asstss sofa and sh,Ts rosewood and nahes,ny
furniture with arble best our,ed worse hair nsrssss
brary and secretary book eases extension diHAg tables
marble top dressing burr and plated
ware French sock rioh china vases out glass Aad China
ware cooking stoves Ac. A. ~ oolook-Piano Fortss
ssns and finish from csy makers Of good reputation
plates beautiful instrument together with others The
above pianos will be sold without reserve pAy cash a
vancss,
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EURs.-PMCEs. REDUcxD-yAKcy FUHs, sHA-
ssrhs ,s,sss. scls, ~ y ~ s.,ss
and ths public ssRsrsy Y hi nssohsss
Isssd mAs<risis aAd ~ conformity with the modem Euro-
peaa fashcns s Subscriber ssvseaiiy rscsnmsnds his
scek u saAles r. 3. martin, stone ns mink nafn
H. shisshills sad srEins. q .oh yssssy sad excel
Of the most genuine AnS esleeted character. ~. las
WiiIikN NoAKR. importer Il nrs. Il YAiasA Lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

DURE VEGETABLE ExTRAcr.--DR. MoRsEs INvI
siss :ss:s $: sssaS.s isy.sssl. s.dsis:
Il q !. ~ . "S
rsS:;y iSr sSs ss5vs s sssss. anriy. hS
s @
;i:is:s IS SI.sss s.a:s . y: ,.ssss Y %sss:s
s.ss 'S IL ssus,
ssiy agent Shss can sdnalstsr 70 aiad diseases Il VII
a. :sS.: ,: s':1 "a. 4:
as,s,oysa Il " ..ass.i s1ssssss DC Evil prsssiosa
p.s. s:ias cured Ssss A ss sss S.
I've: ne pi:s,Tsrs v sfan y.a sass sns Of ny p,
,.,. ss ..isss; .s.:r S'%nnesd
ss3 lin Z liz @
az ~
mail as
.:S .s ... sss Il mi :: ,ss s
r. ns: a. . Ss. S. re
great rsrstau enjoys yM nos 0sssiast bu,
's N;s " ss:': 80 :ss'sss:s
;ss1 xsS sv. 50
May '.''' 4n s1 sapiGxs .' s5S sssts
we'd. sivsn their anotsn 70 oshgr preparations for
ths above eoRplainss 10 hAs In many vieisat dos
psrss eases, ssets1 rSdioa suses alter patients had
been ASandsnsd sad they condition woneuRcsd bopsls
:, ccos 4 asa ssia:;,, a''s'
OF thoss WHO have ussd ths extract ~ hAd kssrd yovY
cordial highly spoken o. b1t Of te inorsd alous
regard 10 It's merits haviss tired various medicines sold
he Sane purpose, dxerens wishout dorivns
any benefit had almost given al hopes Of deriving
relief and when purchased efyopr Cordial had
faith whAtsysr Of lie tsnettsns bit 10 hAsl feel
stronger. have had no emsSoss snce Alshough VS.
shrs s nss an 'asshsd we IAN dozen s0ssss ssek
Another ssys"I tad ssnssiAsd- several aissnxuIsAsa
Dysicisns some ,ad could nov b cured; oshers rrs
scrbed this thing ana thsA bss found rsef until pro
s.rsa ssns Of yssrcsrdaL ass sAy ssupisssy sars4
Another s.yI rs,sl.es :. the eject yg.r cor1.,
kas why led fnc hoard 81 sefors 70 would have saysa
ne q much sxrsass. besides ysAr II nsats Aad bedy
SssS.s syx xcxss. z. p, Ne. rs.s ~.
esld b g. H. Rms osasf Agent for ths Unised ssaASs
ia nroAdwAyi y. H. Guion, NJ Bowery, corner 81
Grand street. IN Bfseklyns By Milne. Fulton strssk
IA Iesso.. wholesale s,t rss,sl by Isss,iss 8
Asisasy, Y w Js.a:ss q sy:s1vsyi d HsssseE, y
yelA Lysts soma and =. weed. RarasAy ssursI h
k:IsS q 4. PM SssIiss visA shs werds Oh. MoRsYs
. - Ssss w SsSss - Ave SssSlss iss ia As1 81
EH-isv~ssss slviss sssssssasiss sssA sMsN
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HENRY b. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL
ROOM Ne. Wall large sale Of diamonds besatiuiy
crosses valued q from $50 to $500 rings single cluster
And ts finger nss q y.so. kinds sna ..s.
descriptions q stones 81 get In the hes! ana
psYsr anything offered th Also, twenty
Or twenty-five ladies' and gsntlsmsns rich ssrier
meed and gold vatches Also beastfn set Of vsltares
morseeo complete in seventy x voluass AZ o'clock
church The 10 No 81 very dssraby situated being
n Ns middle aisie and bat few seats from the ALTAR.
Rent siSs xhish win ss paid 70 day q s.l: In
goods just received per Afr from Europe sait-
able and sxprssy adapted for holiday prsseHt BE sold
psp!sr maehs goods Bohemian glass, bronzss aad other
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EoE ALBANY---wIyTER ADMINISTRATORS
4 aaAy nues-ysrs 81 NThe trains ieavs City Mali
ration Of rrysn and csnsrc streets daily ssn
days sxsspssA, ~ follows First train ~ So A. u, mA
assay ssprsss stoppi.s ~ crstsn YAA Dcvar Plains
Ma . sonssss ~sh 81 rsa sm ssny 1.ss
lara tcsia r Albany cypress, ssoggins 81 erssoa
oarnefa, arriving W NJ sonaesns ~ AbAny vith sx.
Fese tAln for Buffalo Re<ursnx viii leave yass Albany
- My ~, nal train, nahtss ~ ssePs. sna r. M-
n 6LoAr, Bap'A
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MEDICAL..

TuNHE WONDERFUL CURE OF n. Il. B. LIMIT, -
celebrated equestrian nAoager VI dsep-sssssd eel
and Of the lusga when medical science u -
old school had failed 10 AFFORD him relief Dr. 4
the most Irefound for the faculty. In gsnsr
fully persuaded that whom they become generally
will be but fsw snons the nest svudite Of that a
Of professional martyrs that will give him ths d
der they will use him ~ nAttsr Of convsuienl
tainty Pr. :. does indsst teal proud Of the = gsss
him by the faculty Mr. Lent, from . hopeless case
cured Inside Of Ten days II three years. and not
slghtsst symptom has returned II eradioates the
and braces the patient BY the hosr and delights them
cry dose and application. which II beth externally ana
tsrnAly used Mr.. Lents rsidsnes 10 in Philadelphia.
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HUDSON RIVER D.-rRAINg DAHY
Hssrsss Train sx n through Il four hesr; oounsss.s
vsh trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal - O'clock sAS
Nan Train, A. y. Through way train stlP.M
AIfsss Tran, =. ~ Assenns datisz esln, 7P. y.
tssnth, ana 1nirty- srst streets. :. - y
Sunday Txaina hsn Canal eegosA q HB0 4. Il. Or
xsssAnsspsss. sat sssP feS AlIssy stsyl!as e al
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VNpoRTANT TO ALL VISITING ouBA-rnE wErx
Z nsswn hstsi Revere Hssss, Havana has bssa trsHs-
mersadsrss This large sdkss has bcsn rebuilt Aad re-
n1ed and \, sslnee has been spAssd 10 make an Gle.
~ ~ !ss:,s s:s, = H.ss Ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-31

The Board met ct ave O'Clock last evening" his Honor
the Recorder in the chair. The business was Il
routine character The following papers received
by the Board duly read and disposed Of - follows
Petition Of L. Jacksoa-praJing for remission Of
Report Of the Committee Of Finance Of the Beard Of
Aldefmen-In favor referring the petition Of Anderson
Bogsr praying for relief from tax to the Board Of su-
Petition Of B. observation-disclosures for remission
oftax Referred
Report from the Committee Of Finance--In favor Of
paying tho bill Of John Doissy Law bookseller amounting
TO $50 co. Adopted.
Petition from clerks employed, temporarily for six
months from LIST Of August In the Office Of the Reosvr
= Isxss--Prayipg for increased remuneration.
Alderman Tvrrp, upon presenting the petition, r..
the Receiver Of Taxes and therefore had opportu
nifty Of observing how those yourg men were engaged
dseass and could pursue no other s9oo.ious :. tho
great bulk Of the city taxes received during the
period q thsr temporary engagement: He concluded
M and that sum Of 81 per day DO added 10 the pay 81
cach clerk for each working day since he engaged
Alderman ssIrn moved. that when the Board now adj
jeuu should DO 20 TO meet upon Monday the 10th Of
a,as,ms - r sa,,. O'Clock. Carried
journ Carried.
PHTLADELPmA Arr UNION Tho distribution of
me prizes OF the Philadelphia Art Union will be made
this evening. 1t win embrace about sixty PICTURES from
the pencils q wen known and accomplished artists Ths
ssi m's e. ss 5sss !. ss:sss
1000 The others are principally works which have
been presented by the artists Of Philadelphia nearly all
q wnen Voluntarily eans forth TO sustain the managers
IN tAsar Efforts 70 preserve this sehec Of art.
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Tnn Hoe BUSINESS AT DUNxrRx We slssa
ner the Dunkrk Bsscon. some idea OF the amount Of
busneff going on between the West and East n the
PORK une The receipts At Dunkrk during the week end
ing "Wednesday, December 2s, wsrs;--
law ..................,.... AGO
Oeso noeA...'. ......,...... 500
rot., .sEes t#ei rW ----
49,. y. - 1850
One steamer the America, brought down ave- thrse
thousand and the Qusn City over shsusasd. The
dreacd hogs arrive In good coalition and NET vlth
prompt despatch rsa New York and Hfis Railroad
AcREs or Pork Il correspondent Of the Louis
vile Courier ssys that in Eaa Louisville the Ave extsp
svs pork houses have five sx acrss Of bassoea por
pied up thrts tiers high IN open lsts ThsrO as nj
tss than six acres which would mako sehtssn sMN Il
esrrss laid lids By ade, sxsluivs q lard IN bsrTs
and psrk bulhed down h the i've pork HOUSE, shsla -
Destdee TIE sbove slsusht~rsd hag hsss ass I've n
ssse q lfye hogs h pens. n lslA.lsl 70
80 - 4 u trial = rs..ssn, Mss, n ~
NJ 49, mAneheeose, o. rnN hlvef, . u 1okh
s''''''' - 'i''s'a ~ Ssi''s s'sa'
n N ~" M
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WILIIAM IRVING 4 CO., rAUCTIoNrKRs WILL
w sell az auction on Th,rstsy and frisay Dsosm6sra
ana 81 At lOh o'clock ~ she sales room 10 Pine strco
spisndd ascItment Of fsacy goods being tho largest ana
nnest sale Of the season suitable for holiday presents
sstny Of eesty Parsn Agures, BEAUTIFULLY niaa papis
naohe goods plated ware splendid invoice Of bronsss
Brshh one glassware. Chinese sooas sboay isods. d
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joH ho*aR SoHs sGS S e. = Broadway As..

VANDERBILT LINE FOR SAN .FRANCIsco--oNLY
double engine ssssnshp STAR OF THE WEST, SiO0 TONS
will Leave from per Ne. N r, At o'clock p. ~ pre-
popular stsanshp BROTHER JONATHAN, over the Mica
s.a transit route having bat twelve ne. Of land trans
porAton These steamers In their
nedatons and ye1tilstol Fer information OF passage
stairs The public cautioned against the rspessents
ons OF hired runners Of other lines None employed
for I'M
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u ". WEST JOTr, AUCTIoNEER.-IrHg SALE OF
~ eesant household furniture &o advertised
aay will take plsce Ahis day. tFriday) past
oesek ~ i.s Green .ch sssaus The taie y - fo.Al
specially worthy Of attention IS embraces ali the parlor
bedroom and kitchen Arrangements. Of gsatssl family
soing 70 California Housskeepers will 6nd everything
ufB ishing their house The sale viii positive without
regard westhsr and deposits required pvrchassrs
Ass, 5000 prime segarS.
y AISINS. WINES, CITR0N, &C-AUCTIoN THIS
INday Friday Deeember3 ct 1917 olook 81 Dsy ssrss
corner q Greenwich raisp bunoh layer and hsss
rsn eron dAtss prunss hss snxer Canton and havana
Unlikely, seEars tobacco, 80.
WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Austioassr.
ClNToN DRAPER WILL SELL ABDUCTION AT THE
~ hsrshsnts Ershasgs on tho 9th January
Canal Company These bends for s. ssoh bear
atess a. The rate OF sx per cont per snnun payable LIST
Nay and November, In Now York They part OF TIA
only issus Of the csmpasy Amounting 70 ssoc and
two yenis 70 from Nay next 100 shares Moro
Bank stock $50 each 10 shares Bank State % NJ Y stock
40O each; 200 do Phenlx Bank do $50 do; Is Do Etua
Fire Inns CO., Dc. $50 do; 80 do Ncrth rre Ina Co
DE- go ao " DO. Mech Traders Bank, do sa 40 Aise
t 600 hrst mortgage bonds " hs Ysrmous
Valley Railrod Company.
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ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF BoOKs.-JOHN
- I. Vandswater auetioneer-At.ths National Academy
Der o'clock Large and attractive sale u iiumi.
mated works gift books. aanual, 2e for holiday gifts Of
ing s.s line Inslish standard works bosad,
the whole embracing choice and fine selection. The book
will bs exhibition during the day Of sale, aAl we'll
worthy Of exhibition constng In Of the Home Book
TsSanrs hs Weeds with ooiS.sa ilustss.o,s Iryins
Pilgrims Progrsss Garden walks shAkspsars GIFT Bosk
iustatsa Byants Letter. Of Traveller Cospers choice
sy CLARKE. Hysy Hewitt Kirkland Turntal; tsgsshsr
and general assortment Of other standard works. nces
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Umpire CITY LINE-THROUGH TICKETS TO SAN
Iranssoo q reduced rates both for cabin .ad steel
UNITED STATES, LOO tons burthen, william G. Berry.
Commander, viii leave for Aspin wall direct, Wstnes
CONNECTING q Panan. with ths famous steamship New
steamer will be in readiness 70 take the passengers
board 81 Panama. and proceed without delay 10 San Fran
des and sst q Vie sam, tabe = aIt cabin
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