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Cheap Oce an Postage.

Few persons air av are Of the enor'
nous and absurd tax imposed upon mail
matter crossing the ocean. The follow.
ing extract Of communication from
Nr Bates. III the New Ymk Etming
Past, presents the subject with great
clear r>s aud force. We ask for it the
attention of every reader:
"The present rates are enormously
high aud bu' deusome, not only to the
pnor rmigrants who have made our
country their home, but TO merchants
aud men of business For example, a
letter to Great Britain is charged "a
cents under half an ounce; for a fac
ton over half M ounce il is charged
donblp.- AZ cents; and il psrchauce il
should be pennywcight over an ounce,
ii il CHARGED q,adr'plr postage. ninety
SIX cents! By what authority treble
letter, or an ounce and half, is char.
grd qlaurnp'r postage, nave !e' W
learn, unless il is 10 follow the example
of the British post office.
'Let us particularly examine the tx.
tent Of this enormous tax unon the busl-
npss interests aud social affections of the
people The steamer Canada carried
ont one trip to Liverpool, thili!'iwr
thousand letters, besides newspapers :
We will suppose that these were all sim
gle letters, weighing half an ounce eacl,
their weight would be one thousant
pounds, aud the postage seven thousant
six hundred and eighty dollars.
"The Canada charges one hundie'
and twenty dollars for first cabin pas
sensyrs, and seventy dollars for secen'
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TNHE undersigned, Mail Contractor from San
| Antonio, Texas, to Santa Fi, N. Mexico,
would respectfully inform the travelling public
that he has placed upon the line the best kind of
stock and good comfortable spring carriages for the
accommodation Of passengers.
The mail will leave Santa Fs on the first OF each
month, and arrive at San Elizario BY the lth.
Leave San Elizario on the 18th Of every other
month, and arrive at San Antonio on the last day Of
the same month.
Leave San Antonio on the first Of every other
month, and arrive at San Elizario on the 10Th.
Leave ,an Eliraro on the 2Oth Of each month,
and arrive at Santa Ft the last day Of the same
month.
This will be the arrangement for the present
but will in short time be changed to monthly
mail.
Passengers will be taken through from Santa Fl
to San Antonio for $l25, and from III Paso to Sar
Antonio for 500. From Santa Fe to Fl Paso fol
$50.
Passengers will be allowed 40 pounds Of bag
gage.
Greatest distances between watering places 4(
miles. Mr.. Skillman is an old hand and well ac
quainted with the route.
He will also have on the line small train o.
light wagons. "
HENRY SKILLMAN.
anita FL, Dee. 6, lS5l.-tf.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Territory Of New Mexico, Third Judicial District
County Of SOcoro }eourt, Nov term, 1852
William s. Messsrvyl
and
James ]. Webb, Petition 10 foreelose mort
Merchants under the gage.
nance Of Nesservy l.
ps
Sarah Bongette.
This day came The plaintiffs by their attorney,
md Il appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
that the said Sarah BOnye,ts, defendant, Is not a
resident Of this Territory, but resides beyond the
lits thereof, SO that the ordinary process Of the
Law cannot be executed upon her,
II Is therefore ordered by the Court that the said
defendant enter her appearance hereto onor before
the first day Of the next term OF this court, 10 be
begun and held al the urt house in the town Of
Limitar, oh the first Monday Of May Bpxt, 4 D.,
1853, and plead answer or demand to plaintiffs pc.
tition, or judgment will be entered against her II
% further ordered BY the court that notice, by pub
'lcation, be given according to law.
Atrue copy. HENRY WINSLoW,.
s.t Clerk
Limit,r Soeorro County,
Deeerhbsr 2lst, 1852.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Territory Of New Mexico, United States District
County OF Santa Fe, }court, rep. term, 1857
HUGH M. BECKwITH,
David Waldo. Jacob Hall, l.
William Mccoy.
This day came the plaintiff BY his attorney, and
II appearing to the satisfaction Of the court, that
neither Of the said defendants are residents Of this
Territory, but reside beyond the limits there I, so
that the ordinary process OF law cannot be exrcu-
ted upon them, II is therefore ordered, that ney
Ike their ppearanre hereto on or before the
first day OF the next term Of this court, 10 be be-
gun and held at the court room in the city Of Santa
Fe IN the third Monday Of March next, md plead,
answer or demur to plaintiffs petition, or Judg-
ment will te rendered against them. Il is further
ordered, that pub alton be made Of this order &C.
eording to law.
A true copy Of the order made in the
above cause at the September term Of
said court. AID. 1852.
R n. THOMPKlNS, Clerk.
Santa Fs, Dee II, 1852 rs lw.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.
ISAAC BOW EN-.
Capt. 4 C :

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Undersigned
~ has been granted letters Of adminisr ton n
the estate Of H''mann G'olmau, deceased, bv the
Probate Judge Of the county Of an Miguel, Ter
r'tory Of New Mexico, bearing date the day Of
August. 1852, and all persons having claims against
said estate are notified TO present them for allow
ance within one year from the date of said etla-s
or they may bt precllded from said estate, and II
not within three years shall he for ever barren
and all persons indebted to the sad estate are re.
Quested 10 come forward AMI make settlement
HENRY C0NNELLY,
Almlni,JdiOr.
Las Vegas, Oct. 2, 1887.
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A Story for Non Advertisers.

s L
kius should BIZ read b, that interesting
c'ass Of business men who are tco poor
to advertise. How they wonder at the
success of Mr.. TrwkshurA, WHEN he is
a, the yearly ex, ensr of al, Using in
several papers! Dnubtl+ss many ofllem
have used the Same language, hundreds
Of Ii ines
Mr.. Perkins Pe'p'ered-"I can't
see howit is! There's rewksbury, he's
been of again down to Newport With
his wife, two child,pn and a srr,sn'!-
Where under h-a>- lie gets money to
spend in this way, is none than can
tell tie hadn't Cen, when he began
five years ago. Look at hm Wives
out of town, keeps a holse, dives in
and on, every day. His ,xp' nsrs must
be lalge-,rt hr seems to pay as he
goes, | hope there is nothing urong
about lev k>bury. Then look at the
mpnr, he spends for advertising! Why,
that is enough TO rain any an, don't
care how rich he is have been in
business for ttr', years. aud | can,
atfoId any of these things WoulJn't
look we'll taking NY wife down 10
Newport and staying there light weeks?
Eight weeks indeed. sent her on a
cheap excnrsion-- but couldn', 20 my
self | can't atfuid IT, don'l take il,
money enongh To do it. And then Ia
SEE man spend lhs money, just to let
people see his name III the papers and
srndlng cards aud bi Is all about til.
conlry lew kSbury blteds irrel, fol
his vanity. must confess! They DOM
catch me II, lha, trap, no how don'
do no good; | goi 10, Of cards aud bill,
, pr.ted 6te years ago, aud there the,
: are in the desk now. No bod, .,tl
, calls for them. And ,hpi ! advertise,
y four weeks in a newspaper - none,
thrown away wasted! l.Sk>bui, \
a too!, aud he must fail, 'on,r or later
'h sorr, iol him hr Wss natural,
cle,ri fellow. 1t mus, cost him nor,
to advertise than all the money tax,
| wish 'om' body would buy me out
trade is 50 doli"
All he said about T-vksbury wa
true ruocgh, with the shgh, exc ptlol
that rrwksburl was in danger Of fail
ing. That ,rly thing which P,IlIn
thought would fail him, was that Nhic
y KEEP, him up He began business VII
nothing but his blsin>--he lrt peopl
y, understand where he was, and What b
had to give them for their money. an
he got rrrai run Of trade, which
consian,l, increasing. Perkins lost hi
business just as fast IS his customer
d, died or wen, Of he took no STEPS I
u get new onts, and tie consequence il
that he IS living on wha, hr made lu,I
ty years ago He had better shu, II
~ his shop than allrmpt to live III ,hrs
;. times without advertising Reader, al
YOU t lowing in the track of your lriru
Perkins? If You are, either shut II
your shop, oT pitch into this grea, put
lie il you do not do the latter, ,o'
credit rs Will pach into you and sli'
yon up
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Legislative Assemble
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Tnpsday, Dec. 22-l0 p. NJ.

Tnesdag, Dec. 22-l0 =. NJ.
Journal read and approved.
Mr. Iuley flo,O iht committee OIL the
reported back " ilhoui amend
men, the bill relative 10 lost moury or
and commended its passAgr;
the report was adopted.
Alsn bill authorizing the holding Of
Fairs in the town Of Doha Ana, county
# Don Ana. Mr. F t,no of, RID to
amend by inserting rigl, days lnstrad
Of four days; agreed TO. and the report
adopted.
MIR + Pine obtained leave of absence
till Tie evening session.
From thu Council, a memorial TO on
grrss, asking an appropriation to aid
Jesus de l.o,a in ,ln conult,i n of an
Artisan well near the capital; read .
SECOND and ,lild time, md after some
discussion b, AleSsls Oitro, luley. Cha.
vez Of Velrncia, and L Ortiz, was adop.
ted.
By leave, Mr. Wheaton offered Ieso
lutions respecting the death of the late
Governor Calhoun; read second and
third time aud passed.
MIR B.cay Pno by leave, introduced
\ bill in relation TO lh. civil officers oI
the Territory; ordered to be- translated
MIR Chavez Of Valencia, asked tn.
House 10 ,akr up The bill on education
ordered to second reading bl its title
An act concerning crimes and pun.
ishmrnis, ordered 10 second reading
and refer, d 10 committee of tlr whole
The CoMciI's bill, regulating Weight,
and Measures, read and ordered to b,
translated.
Adjourned till four o'clock in the af
teInoOn. aI
EVENING SESSION.
4o'clock P. NJ.
House ret and took up the secon'
reading Of bills.
An act TO change the county seat o
D. ma Ana count, to Las cruces, or
d,rtd to third reading aud passed.
Bill from the Ouncil authorizing I'll,
Auditor 10 audit and the reasnirr t,
pa, the salaries Of Probate Judges pre-
vious TO the act constituting lerritorla
Treasury 1862; also
In its older, an act providing for III
! holding special terms Of tie Dislric
Court, af'pr ten days public notice; Ie
(er d 10 the committee on the Judiciar,
MrTulry from the committee on III
Judiciary, reported adversely To the bi
referred 10 them reghlutins tie maunt
Of taking testimony BY written declare
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SONNET.
Ch0iuLa.
ny c. II. P.

Lonely is now the lofty pyramid
Amid the ruins Of Cholua proud,
Beneath the shadow of the ,eInpest cloud,
Beauty is there, mid silent ruins hid;
There of al eve doth stray ihe sopiive kid,
Whee once came Cor'ez with valiant band,
Md savage splandor did the hero stand,
And from its spoil could not his hands forbid :
Ages have pass'd and that deserted place
Boasts but pyramid and Pomp's decay;
Malinehe's glory and the Aztec race
Existed but stransitory dayj
All gloomy seems, deserted and alone,
This faiing gem Of Montezuma's throne
Santa Fl, Dec. u, 1852.
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Why is a man ascending Vpsu ius
like an Irishman trying 10 kiss pretty
girl? Because he wants 10 get al the
cfatW's mouth.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Territory Of New Mexico, United States District
County Of SAINT, Fe. court, Sept, term, 1850
CERAN St VRAlN
Henry L. Dodge h Attachment
Alexander W. Reynolds
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney, and
Il appearing to the satisfaction Of the court tha,
Alexander W. Reynolds, one Of the defendants in
this cause, is not resident Of this Territory, but
resides beyond the limits thereof, so that the or.
binary process Of law cannot be executed upon
him, II is therefore ordered, that the said Alex.
snder W. Reynolds enter his appearance hereto
on or before the first Y Of the next term OF this
court, to be begrn and held al the court room in
the city Of Santa Fe, on the third Monday Of
March next, and plead, answer or demnr plain
tf's petition. or orjudgment will be rendered against
him. 1t is further rdered, that publication be
made Of this order according 10 law.
A true copy Of the order made in the
above cause, at the September term OF
said court. D. 1852.
R. II. TH0MPKlNS, Clerk.
Santa Te, Dec. II, 1925 4w
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J. w. REED,
ATTORNEY Ar Law,

eify ot AHTA VI. new MEXICO,
w snd adjoining counties; and Win attend r t. t.
sriminsi business ii any part o. the Territory.
Sssh,sstv sspt ~ tesa.a-shc
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Written for he Santa F. Weekly GrHh
THE RUINS OF OLD PEC0S.
BY C. II. p

Monastic shade thou monument OF times
That with the Aatec's fading glory fed
Still We exist, chronicle Of crimes
By dire nvasion's naughty vassal, spread.
Beneth thy walls, reposing are the dead,
Who fell Of yoIe when slaughter bole sway;
The valiant chief, who savage legiUns led,
Lies low beneath the RUNS Of decay.
While o.er the hoary pile the winds OF sum-
mer play.
Sad now appears the solitary mount
Where ivy creeps upon the virgins tomb,
And signing winds repeat with moaning sound,
The mournful erhoes tha; escape from gloom
Fair in the Sping appears the lily. bloom,
TO add its fragrance 10 the balmy AR;
Loud moans the breeze the requiem Of doom
For thos. who, sleeping in oblivion there,
Gave up for gloy's crown, lfe's bitterness
and care.
Dead is the flame that long by savage hands
Was kept alive for MonteznIna's sake,
Invasion came, and tn 4 cory hands
Did rudely there a work Of havo" make;
No more does music in the valley wake
From dlll repose the dreay soltudr;
Far. far away, 'tls gliding Ger the lake,
Where Manitou, forbidden TO 'ntrude,
Hides in ,oral cave with ocean monster
rude.
Yet lovely is the scene when moon-be ms glt
Those gloomy ruins on summers night,
When fancy can for former ages build
What time destroys in IN mentary fight:
Many a pilgrim will the scene invite,
Win weary of his staff he leans at morn,
With the first glimmer of Aurora's hight,
When with bright Venus lcv ngly is born,
He will his toll forget where Beauty sits for
lorn.
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OFFICE OF CouY. OF UB,,


FoRr UNIos, N. NJ. DEC. u. 1852.
>EALED PROPOSALS will berecetypd at this
ofice, TIL u O'Clock. NJ, on Tuesday the 2Sih day
Of February, 1853, for furnishing Flour 10 the U
States Troops, at The points and in the quantities
mentioned, as follows:
At Taos, N. M. -, l25.OOO pounds.
At Fot Union, N. M."''l5o00O "
At Santa Fe, Is ..... ..50C00
At Albuquerque. " '...'22O 600 "
At Fort G nrad, g $3.50. .l25.000 "s
Al Fot Fillmore" ,..... '230,OO0
The -four must be of "srpe,fne' quality and de-
livprrd in strong cotton drilling" sacks Of lOOlbs,
eseh
Proposals are invited for the whole amount. for
that required at several points, or for that require
at anv particular pout
The on,r ct or contracts 10 be made for one
year ami The faithful fulhlme thereof to he guar
anied by two responsible securities whose names
must be entered IN the proposals
One fourth Of the amount required at each point,
must he delivered mr's.ly, commencing on the lst
dav % August, 1853.
f1V' The Coumlssaries, or priuc'pal Assistan,
CGmnlssarie. of the subsistence in New Mexico
will reserve the right OF increasing or iminishig
the amount 10 he del vpred al each and every point
by on, hid, by giving six months notice TO that ef'
feet.
ISAAC BOWEN,
Capt. 4 C :
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MUSICAL.
Masanieiio in italian, at Nibio's.


No opera ever written has enjoyed greater popularity than
Masene2o This work of the greatest Of living French
composers was produced just previously to the French
Revolution of $780, and whether by design or accident is
not known but the conspiracy phrases of the barcaroe
and the ferocious cry arms assisted 70 fan the spirit
Parsan resistance to the Bourbons Masanieo done into
English fourshed years ago boards and was Ike
wise rendered in the original French by the New0heans
Company As dramatic piece with parts for tenor. bass
and soprano does not rank with the Hugaeaofs, and
GsasWe TIL those masterpieces of ShaSsPeean breadth
bot as an opera full of the happet melodies Of national
and popular character with :kilfcly written choruses,
with well continued dramatic Illustrations abundaniy scat
bred recitstVe, and curious melange of wildly gtsed
and hueniy ideas keep possession Of the
Stage There is however very splendid tenor and bass
duet and the mad of the hero at the close Is thor
orthy dramatic and the music of high order. The part
Of the Princess lSefanone is not prominent and the
be. solo composition is not mp 10 the
mark in the heart fer sentiment that bride
eight have The pautomimo music however of Fenels
admirable Stehanone had 50 Little to do that is not
Necessary to crcise her part very particularly Her toilet
ives excellent and she looked the con
sheraton Salv good MsssnielIo. The part does
not require much beyond rude ouOfdOOr sort Of energy
The Bacaroe was received with the applause that senu'
Inc easily spprehended melody will receive when de
fyered sod the teutsolo d,hciouSy given Bencven
hno succeeded in his rough sndtumble role he does u
ne spicy and lively Figaro Aademoisello Pougaud. as
fentia did well saving the introduction Of Tarantele
the market place where she is suddenly
transformed for the purpose Of stage effect sOcaed into
lively dancer Her tragic exit through Mount vesuvius
seems non sequur after such yaiety She should have
asued h.r partner
this Italian version the original is cut down considers
ny repeats are le out the duet is exosed in the middle
". 'he whole was long enough notwithstanding.
rate performance cannot b. expected the frs. nj ht
s not disposed to notice the deficiencies of Thursday
nas protest however again st the bad playing of small
o. the orchestra. lfoeran instruments cannot play
and substitutes cannot be found oT them they shosld
sui altogether, and some discreet orchestral reduc
pied One false instrument VIII ipjarc the effect
SFcheS'ra; and the injury is to be endured
saeophany engendersd by several Better reduce
40 Al" TO twenty and throw in Grand Erari piano
tHne '''' 'N'" "'' NV" Ni1eHN' o1' VI
"iltbt produced this evening when with slitle
az E can be rendered delightful entertainment
40 reconstruction of the COMPANY for new season
O,e an attraction. Although Thursday night was
va hs rain fell thick, crowds besieged the DOORS
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New-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1853

iut Adjourned to The Court luse R-iea ~ each town
ship end ward selected ave delegates represent them ia
making he Nominations. A. O'Clock The dei'-aics 70
trtf anG were engaged until cck n nnm sting. IL
w. stormy convention. Cant H1nc0r ant Z. 1. Cls
lCrtr were tie rival candidates fir ih' S,cs'orsh p
Eetisa - twtny lettings bad before Il vas
,ee'eo Tie COMMITTEE reported 20 the meeting tAe iol
lowing nominations
~ h-aoto-. hosss Frl-h,L q Iersev CfT.
, - >ifrr....-sf e7hea Jsr lfnol. e. Htff-s5a-
70 Ilohy N Cahv. Jesy Ciryi g0hs Acksr
n-r Ct hototsn srt P. Nrll;Trs. o. BeEsss.
There vas oc discussion IN the crowd when the can Il
date Tor Sheriff named IN Consequence II which NJ
Jeto!smon ssrrcd bis int rtion NJ declining S1ne
then nominated John " FrancS Of Hoboken for Sheriff
and hat nomination aifcd b. large share Of the
meeting Tbs by far The largest and noisest
ton ever hld in the County By the Democrats There
having two candidates for the Sierifsy the
field al this election.
PARK BESjANis.-On MONDAY evening Park Benjamin
vii deliver his lecture The RI fcucu." in jersey
City.
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ci.l bills and "a q f0r banks and bankers bil Fsas
an 5Isi a5iIi.
There have no, beea vey largo Transitions n Hcsss
today. ard prices arc nor firm To Liverpool N0es 81
COCO bushels Wheat lsd si34d 1000 or 1000 bbs Flour
s4 $50 bbls Resin a. 800 or 400 bales Co.s. ID 100
is Lard toL To London 100 bbis Lard sol tetans Oh
Cake a. s s.Co0 bbls Flour. as To Hsvr~ 200 or sS
bs.s Cotton lc; 10000 IS Bone &C. sooo bSls Pieas
Sc Wheat s4c The ship o~ppee engaged a fall cargo
Wheat 5000 bush for Antwerp st Sc To California Ne
market Is very duh Mr. Mckay sin town negotiating va
Of our leading houses for bis ship the GoA Rspubls
The receipts at the Sab Treasury sss'ts Psymsns
sio7.olO. Balance s7Ts4l5o.
The Imports Of Dry Goods continue without uissrs ~
ration but stIl in advance Of last year
REcAPIrULA1ioS.
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Go - a. sss-a ir is D.ces,i C.fra n 1850
hr Qa-s1 1859 lie isrs ia "a 1asT
~A Ss-s Co aad proceed = he stern psFs q n.
iu sffacfs' - Nth ne fsrer al
cd - ersdos n Ora iailced rain their bhAf 70 axe
iet b-inE slvrrse clans % tls
4 Co r.fus.d o. oliver & O. Piaaa4 sa4 suif
ifr-lh
r defens- s,ii hsf to belonged n's 60 ttlde1s
iar fhe cec-s1 h hr0iher ssac, hs rcies'n ALE
frr. st very ws-hy thsf b@ias nfr3 sa0s1sr sh-T,
E-a residing fru-vtria hs1 eh.r-kd isItc
rlisd eec fhs ousy su-ssn % sag N Fas -
Fer Hi--u that 'htr~ ceGi1rs 1tach- Ehci
H-sr "a 70 nd that Isaac en he m5ssy sav
re tss-rcd UT Bscr Nsrd; fr dsfsa3aas-eoss to b
dru- Of h
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Marriage. nad Deaths In California.


At Grass Valley September Samuel Henry Crsmer to MIS- Viz
ginia Cma LA Martha Arfamsa Young.
County. VIM. r. Kirk Aiss Julia Ann Burden.
In Polk County I, Lsmael HendIckson to Mrs Sarah Ann
Ioffs
Al Portland September IT, Mn J. Dickinson Nj. Mrths
Ann Knk.
In salem o T. wm X Lsverdge to Mis- RuhAmsh Stanton.
In Lsue County T. August % Levi Indie 70 Miss susAn Ana
In Lsus County o T. samuel H White Miss Ra,h osls.
plEp
Al SEN Diego September 49, Don Juan Mrs M,ron In the ih
year Of b. sge.
At Portland T. September H. B. Anderson formerly from
New Lancaster Ohio. eyed y
Al the Us Iudsn Agency september William AOnzo Cook
OF Fayctie County, lllnCs
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F 10 Penus S. a. $50 d. IS 81 $3.50 Sch Nav
4. ~ - g 40 do 75 L0nr Island hR u o. FfC9O
Csm6en Antoy RI De- rs ct 200 CRY RI e Sii . Loas
lec @oTr CAHsl s ~ eg DO cab ti. y d9 81 ~ az
~ fsser ysley Ios 10 Camden An RI cash. ii 10 SE
Of Penna list &c 20. -, Ilyl. - . -, -. -. ~,
psf-rrsd ~ 50 DO g. Long Island H. 200 do b. IA 20
"a Isl q Reaslnr<g T. JGi 80 DO IS 81 % do I5t - .
sec5rd Boayd-sloO RsadlEg r. Mr'gsse ~ b slo
Del &2c0O 4. > q ~ r ~
a. 40 Eeep ara AnDboy R az @o2 50 Lsbsh $40
"a ~ Rssens 49, CO. s5~n ~ 50 10 ID ~ 100 Do
1854 81 schsvl preferred q 81 do q ~ Morris Canal ia
20 90 ia 5000 I4t 80 do l4t, s. DO ~ 10 do i4t
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