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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27
Deaths D0ings.
DEATH or A BAPTIST MINISTER.

BosroS Oct 90 1860
The Rev. Mr. worrell Baptist minister, of Mcrose Of
some celebrity while passing Charleston bridge
few days since badly injured by coming in con-
tact with wagon that be died yesterday. He was an
eloquent preacher.
DEATH OF JUDGE wHIPPLE, OF MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, Oct IS 1856.
The Hon. Charles W. whipple, Justice Of Supreme
Court died in this city this evening.
DEATH OF AN EDITOR.
MmDrErowy, Oct %, 1855.
VIM n Starr for thirty three years editor and pro-
mn. tor Of the Snd and Wine died here this morn.
ps m disease Of the heart He retired last night to bed
IN b- usual health with the exception of slight cold
nd wa found dead by his ws At O'Clock this morning
M starr held the Office Of Collector at this port He
isoyes a xsEs and ssven children.
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The New York Weekly Herald.

NEWS FROM EUROPE, CHINA. MEXICO, HAYTI, ETC.
The New York WEEKLY HERALD will be published ten
O'Clock this morning The contents will embrace the
newsfrom Europe, China, Mexico, etc., Religious. CONNER
cia Financial theatrical Political Sporting AMI shipping
Intelgcncc Editorials various subjects; Latest Tecaphc
News, and great variety Of Local and Miscellaneous Ien
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, be had
the counter. Price, sixpcnce
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Marine Disaster.

Boston, Oct. 26, 1855.
fore and aft schooner was sunk in the Sound last
night She lies about seven miles from Hyannis. The
crew either abandoned went down with her. Her
name could net learned The steamer Mercury, Capt.
Yates left Hyannis this morning for New York. Wind
fresh and blowing from the west.
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News from st. Thomas.

BosToS, Oct. 20, 1855.
We have dates from st. Thomas via Halifax, to the
eth inst. Santa Anna had recently paid visit to that
island, accompanied by his daughter and numerous
suite He was waited upon by the Governor and all the
leading dgniaries Of the island The United States Con
su also paid his respects the exPresdent Of Mexico
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Cold SPRING, N. Y, Oct. 26 1855.
The Americans at Peekski to-day nominated Charles
Ganun of Putnam county for Justice OF the Sessions
Court for the Second Judicial District
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ALBANY, Oct 20, 1855.
large and enthusiastic meeting held the Capt.
to this evening, to ray the nominations of the Ameri
can party. Erastus Brooks, OF New York, and S. G.
Haven, Of Buffalo, were the principal speakers
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l'ossiAsp (sie. }, Oct. 20, 1855.
Tho large sash and door >notac'ory owned BY Mcssrs
Berry Kmbsll libby, was .'siroyed ~ Ore this
rauce.
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The Canada Outward Bound.

Halifax, Oct. 26, 1855
The Cunard steamship Cana arrived here from Boston
O'Clock this morning, and sailed again at O'Clock
for Iiverpool,
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UREA, Oct. 20, 1856.
The American party held meeting here, at Concert
Hall, tonight. About 400 people present. Mr.
Hammond delivered an address, which enthusiasts
ticnllY received.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Seventeen ladies competed for the equestrian prizes at
the Iowa State Fair the 18th inst Fifteen Of them
were single, and two married. The following the
award Of przes-The first prcmium-a fine saddle bride
and martngalewas awarded to Miss Ellen Whitcomb OF
Wapello county The second-a riding whp-to Mss
Kate Pope OF Henry county. The third preuum--to
Miss L. +. Salter, of Wapello county,
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The sights are ROW ready nd lao Fulton,
street first ionr. Admission nee The public viii be ason
shed. 200o persons can be accommodated.
Mons. ORuMCOLD Caterer
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Mealio's Fall Style OF Hats Is Superior tn
any In the city; light durable and OF superior finish Cor
ncr OF Broadway and Canal street.
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we have mo- donbt tl,at Knox. tle xrea

batter will become In he time world renowned
Tor both his stores constantly filed with eager
lighted customers There certainly hats surpass
very few TO equal those knOxs manufacture They the
quntescence Of beauty; the embodiment Of elegance
ultra perfection Of workmanship and whal they
the lowest known ia the trade One Of Knoxs
at the OF Broadway and Fulton street. the other
der the Prescott House, OF Broadway Spring ST.
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Bianisets.-Icng,ish Bisnhcts narxe slze) ma
~ rs per pair. PETERSON a HC 1PHRrf,
$40 Broadway corner White ga eel.
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Not the Censar-But White the Halter has
the best and finest assortment Of rs the CITY, Everything
In the way OF ladies' and gencnens Whie has Give
him call. WHITE, 81 Broadway, opposite the Theatre
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Enby oidelfcss Ernbroidcr1es just &C.
ceyed from auction i've cases rcb collars, under s~ye
SEES bands, trimmings 4c. which will be sold hsi-
ther real valrc. Il. II. LEADBEATER A co.
81. Broadway.
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Floor Oilcloth Cheap-Ai the Ola Stand sos
Greenwich street.
Window shades half price, established stand IN
Greenwich street.
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james Little d Co., NO. AZ Broadway.
merchant tailors whore be found the IL ready
ma clothing In the city. Goods ade TO order a. a.,
t.t mt
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Read !--Talmas and Overconts, of cloth,
pilot beaver lion skin Niger heads Norwegian ana Fsau
coanes, &c from 81 90 pant< res VARIETY
" 81 vests Of rich velvet Ac. 81 50 10 sl0 BOYS clothing
furnishing goods, fhawls. trunks, &r. nj Oak Hall.
DE GROUT 4 SON, "a and 80 falon street..
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COLLINS NMo's sALooN.-This is the last night Of
Collins attractive at Nblos Saloon On
Monday he goes, believe to Philadelphia We should
think from the style of these performances that they
could easily be permanently established in this city.
They are what are wanted. win Collins think thisS
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Interesting from xnnioo.

Interesting from Mnkic0.
REPORTED RESIGNATION OF ALVAREZ AND Election
OF O0HONFoRT TO THE PRESIDENCY.
Alvarez.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25 1856.
Later advices from Mexico report that General Azarez
owing to his advanced years and feeble health had
signed the Presidency and that General Comonort had
been chosen in his place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-27

Anson's DaguerrcOtypes, large size, for Fifty
eentsCoorcd and In nce twice the others make
for fifty cents and equal to those made elsewhere for 81
sons, $50 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Of the trial OF Alderman Herrick is Just what
every one expected. No one believed that the
jury would agree; or il they did that the case
would proceed to termination without some
multiplying incident. OF the offence charged
against the Alderman we are now bound ac-
cording to the common law to consider him
innoccEt for after a DULL and fair trial, he has
not beei proved to be guilty. The fact is not
very flattering to the Jurisprudence Of the age;
but such g. il is, we must take it.
The mora, Of the whole business is. first. that
laws agains. corruption and legal N achinerv
to carry then into effect Cannot be relied upon
10 check the VICE. Corrupt men are never so
utterly friendess as to be caught and punish
ed They may de accused and even brought
to trial; tpit Il is ss certain as the d;urnal mo-
ton Of the earth thai before the penalty Is in
ficted some accident will occur to release them
from custody and suspicion Corruption, it is
to be hoped, will only I've met hereafter In the
manner in which snch vices should be correct
ed--namely, by the general reprobation of the
community as testified at the ballot boxes.
Those who seek to have al honest city govern
ment or State government will next week dis.
cover what honest men are upon the tickets
and will vote for them irrespective OF party.
The Other Lesson taught by the Herriek case
Is that Grand Jpsjes must be more careful in
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Camco-Dasuerrcotyp cs-Niniamson 24o
u RroOk lvr

ME- Arouy's ElOqucnt Address to the Jurys
In summing the case OF Alderman Herrck the Court az
Oyer and Ierrnner reported by Roberts Warbron short
hand wrers viii be published in The Sunday Atlas morrow
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If you want your Dnguerrcotypc taken by
the cheapest system record the machine picture so
2s9 Broadway Price Is cents and 81 so per Iamprk
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onnble wei made and cheap splendid stock overcoas
business coats panaloons and made o the
season. snd now IN store at celebrated cheap old house.
ana s5 John street, corner of Nassau.
pEyIIN gfSStfP
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SILKS! giIJxs!-We will open this morning o
large lot Of rich brocae striped plaid silks purchased
the late auction sales and will be cold at bargains.
f. H. LEADBEATE 4 CO., y47 broadway.
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P,nnofortes nniI nrcio<leon,

PsnnOfortes and Observation-Disclosures ed
sy JOHN p. WAKE CO.. No. 1877 Canal street, varck
fully warranted for tone and workmanship equal "a
ne city, and 70 cent less than broadway prices ~ b.
second hand pianos at great bargains
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At A. d j. Saunders, No. Aston HOUSE, and
% Broadway, found finest quality OF cases
fancy cutlery brushes and OF all kinds
Lublns extracts, direct from the man uiacturer
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Mr.. Wise ON HARD SHELLS, Sort SHELLS AND
HALF SHELIs--A MosT LEARNED EXPLANATION
Hon. II. A. Wise Cd Va, electrified the hard
shells at their late Metropolitan ratification,
with a long, enthusiastic letter on democra-
tic principles, recognizing the hards and their
Syracuse platform, as embodying the genuine
principles of the true democratic faith. But
the gem of this long and ecstatic letter is a
learned description Of the mutations of the
crab from the hard shell to the soft, and pica
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The Mercury g morrow will be TIE largest paper published
ihe world for three cents copy. story VIII be
menced entitled Leonoran tale OF human passion exposed
Don't fail TO secure a copy bright and early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

The Clea House business to day "a 257 Oe2.
At meeting of The Directors of the Sixth Avenue
Railroad Company held yesterday afternoon, Sid
neg Mason, Esq. was elected President, and Gideon
De Angels, Esq, Cashier Of the Peoples Bank,
Treasurer.
The deposits at the New-OrleAns Mint in Deem
Der, were SOC pol The total deposits for the year
were 60, $50 SOS, and the total coinage 81 $50 500
Telegraphic dispatches from ST. Louis, to the
18TH state that everything quiet, and no further
failures had taken place
The 81. Loais Republican OF Tuesday says:
We are glad TO announce that the panic wa b
seemed TO reign in our monetary CIR a. the co-e
OF last week has entirely subsidized. TIE prompt
aluent OF all deposits that were called for 4; the
private banking houses, and At the bosimen : SAY
incs Institution AID the generous manner in which
q number of our eafhes citizens pledged their pri
vAie urope ~ "a secure The dspostors of these ini
tor sgaiust OF lose restored confidence entirely sDd
col fdepce was al that vas wanting 70 enable money
matters 10 resume their wonied course. Attic ggh
there were some ind cations OF a run yss;er.sy
morning. yet they soon disappeared; and after p
o'clock we presume hat there was more money De-
posiied in he Banking Houses than Withdrawn nom
them.
our community. TIE crisis OF saturday, though i
g ued o- iae shout 70 r,sO.ye sef into afes-fdl
public calamity, has, n reality, osen productive OF
muth good l. has deye .oped resources IN s. LOUIS
which were before lstent.
The two bouses which suspended On Saturday
will informed resume operations AZ any early
day. Messrs LOker Rensick n Co. wi. prob aoly
rtsune, in part al least, on Monday next We hope
that Messrs Psge * Bacon, Of -. Louis VII be able
10 open iteir DOOR soon-
Lucas X Sirlond. The ordeal which this house
has lust passed through has only increased pubiic
oIfd.nce il their srsI 9Th ami so.yelcy Ga >aigr-
dsy last 90 gresi The rush % Their counters thai
they psid gu. 20 deposiOrs he large snorr. Of
ssGc eco. On Monday however, 20 completely vas
confidence restored that the amount Of money dspos
tied with them e1cee ded the amount wi.h1-sEn BY
more than ESQ eco.
As the card Of ye.terday issued by many Of our
responsible citizens guaranteeing the banking houses
of the city, omitted several trms, E. w. Clark Il
Brothers and Haskeu 4 Co, for instance, We ceeR
il proper TO state that he omission not Intended
oimpy any van. Of confidence IN the ability Ct hose
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Philadelphia Markets. .FRIDAr. jan. -.

In,pectiop OF FLOUR and MEAL for the week ending an
1876 10 6g barre superdne Flour; 80 do hne do 90
do Mddnss 55l do Rye Flour 1897 do Corn Meal II DO
Condemned. Total, f?2 800
The market tor BAsK quiet for the want Of stock Coat
meets With limited demand previous prices FOR COTTON
the market unchanged and only about $50 bales h.ve been
taken AZ full rates. the nearly exhausted CLOVER
syTp is steady demand with further sales Of 5o bushels At
s74S7 p ibu.he-mostly a. the latter price from store
r. The continues depressed aud dali about $40
bb. standard Peunsyv brands sold n 80 and q" oe
baltimore al SO IS; holder generally tree sellers At the
rate but the demsnd limited either for export or
home consumpon good brands ard extra sell slowly At
bb RYE FLoUs and CORS MEAL are without chsnge
but quiet former prices WHEAT rems ns dull aud about
800 bushels only found buyers ~ 81 81 - for INTERIOR
quality. ,,. 49,, IL, .hor, tno
bushels und BUYERS a. 95d96c Ia store and a1oat Notnlns
dor in RYE OATS alter quotations The sos trsoe coz
dem GROCERIES the movement mas o-cn "a
sngs which ia sctve hhds brought y
55c montb. sossses worth Csc for Csrdena' aud Hc
Tor New.Orleans time WHISKY remains Gun DOS ho
held NJ y7dssc and hhds. at about SIC.
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Disasters, &c.

Bic pEtHi.n Philadelphia from s.; Thomas, he lie
with msss standing aud sails aheG-dio pot ieafn ss
49, =. a.,
vsa.y fallen in with BY ship Milan, B.dssr nom Sesos
fhem 70 N.rseilles a. before stated
BAG PasrHsoS Savage from cosrseoslees for nj. pst,
before reported Havana distress. lessins badly 4
would have to iischuse per, Il all Of her cargo
Tss CORRESPONDENT Of The JosrnR writes from Hasms,
date Jaa TO- The schooner Manson losn waite MAJ
ter OF ard FOX Ne~ orb from Jamaica loaded Nth eitee,
mento lcswood hides and copper ore wsnt snoe "a ca
stem oook and John Buette dispatched on
The vicinity the wreck by Capt White 10 report h "a dis
sugar estate the head Of the CAssn~ Bay whes IA
brought thea 20 Havana The men state undf oar he
Consulate Of the United states that the schooner eri
Jsmsica Wsdresdsy the oih Deesnoer maj Ga NC "a
they encountered very heavy weather ne as
lsakns they could not seep Ser tree WITH the pan2
proved to be Bahia Honda where h struck upon ,e ~
tempting make the ha5or They 20, on shore In the y.
sn .pch all. and ssins a. the weather and nei
them to handle When they len the shore for hsv.nsy
Williams and Thomas Power sesn The weather Ia. eees
rough the past week that there little hope OF w ns AZ
.t III the cargo No information hiss been received at the
Cnnd Consulate from Capt white 50 thai no s1fes
could his relief that q the vessel ~h,eh ny
have been broken pieces since the departure OF the cs.
named who have been deposed to What Is stated LeaSs
have been written by he scDs o9n'a :, ne
the ore NAV be saved also the sails ussns Anchors re,
for the Accomplishment Of which the Necessary WI
Nrw scHs A. Hooper, Ill taus OF Eden, Me- ron Luoes
O S s. ~s'i pSs @sSer Of Boston having sa
abandoned by the sh, OF South shos Of Nan
cks was sold by Az Thursday by order OF the Al
uirsty CO ut sne brought - 500 Her $50 tune pa
ter sold BY order Of the court and brought ~ pee
81, -
CONSIDERABLE portion Of the cargo, consisting OF iron
.chr Maria Of Bath wrecked few weeks since At Cape Ned
dick York has been recovered The vessels and
chsins have also been saved 49,, -, -.
BRIG FOSTER which went sshore on Cope Eiss'stn 49,
week has pieces The cargo, sails rigging &C wsfo
saved A,
sem FouR BRorHEss, recently OF fremont, Me va
tow,J "a WEXFORD 18th inst from Tsrpauu Cove,
where has been ashore about four weeks She w % 81
by parties in New Bedford who purcha'ed her a. she laid
BASIN sAsAE BRIDGE Means which sailed from NesOf.
leans Nov 49, with a cargo go hhds sot bhs
asses aud II pkg for Baltimore put into Sc oeo,
Bermuda previous the 9th inst 10 distre" LEAVING hdy
was ischsrfins cargo for repairs
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COFFFE-Tke usTsst . less active eat "a hIm s1l7' o
200 6ss. RIO a. q ard oo t4s MIseAeo Is s'sel On
P DRUGS AND DYEs-Th. sale. aslods 100 T. s.caEo
r.ts Potash A. Istal5.c Is bss Alum, tsi IL cans O
Bsrs.not 81 sods2 DO Lemon, 81 60 bash new HEMP
seed IS which sdysDcs being very .eree cases %
&C. as Sc so fexseisd e d sb cs.tor Oh 10 soo
q bs.se, ANA 70 2c 10 bale. Hondurss s.r'sPahs 1e
20 Chrese Rhabslb 81 which under the nstkei o'V
=. Gun Senegal OF private term. 49, ..t... p.
FRUTs-Hs have 90 change TO no-ee since oar as Iae
densLd for Msaga RAsns continues hsht and pSss a.s
hssyy q geo Bunch a. Tor vet dried tad "
for ery - haf DO - y and - qI DO 81 1p'e.
s India Fut y.Ty soundsati The sses since our ltsi
nc ade Hsvsns o!snss. per steamer y oi' At - p,
he soirersii 81 taken together 90 san B.s Coos
.uts IS recriveo eoatsse Western Apes are az a.
sac ; for Sis-rinn sph<enleIf' ha''ess, Dtsa
TGls.e Plans AID Pe.ehe, ur4liersd-
FLCJ-p AND NEAL-Thers . lizzie chIBse IN the ya1e
II -.tsrn nd FoT b. ~fh fair holders have
I'D quite e,y TIE demand more seye fo the E.st All
CIV iEide vii rsuiFy ~ export AZ the eose taes
s, moe frunes.-tne ,bssBce Of the steamers NAL enecss
tie s-y Tie ssr grades are sesyy Toe 'a.s
"a . state = r5d 20 lsf fr Eed rood brands Of Up
r.f Lake Indiana aud eolanoa 70 GOD Os, All
so5c-l = ~ Geass-e Csnsfian Flo1f : = tleGi
- -hsuse for lois n iona D.. nee rsther esier tbs
a. ~ sbi- Sts p bona and % o. Ss, cit
S..r tsd sos;hs- Fo1I heavy AID ;nl the arrivals 5f
= ou s-e utsd the better grades "a rood supply.
a. 10 bBs e. 7sc 81 "a tor nix 81 70 good andtSi
h-,rS Bsfuaore Aerspers 11d GeorEetoNr srd - S70
~ f.s 1sit- fsrcy ard tr.nda Rye -Four heavy
&c ,.,s Con Mes /. frn; ..s, Of SO bbs 4, 81 -
To- J..sy nd e. 81 foE Brtndy vine and IS parshso1s
40 A. Ell sacswt.s, F,csr pi,nty = Is s2Gsl
GRAIs-Ihsre more cong "sest bai at rsther loser
tce, ssl-s % babes pEc,e red Log I,.n1
ported AZ e. Ie 3 go sushe ar prime rh.,s Gen..ee 3;
:. ds2 $ s5e s.eS .s.ee' sse &c White ssrta csssgn,
,n Eco sye s9sist AZ y for Jersey oau are better
demand a; sess f0s STATE snd Western and 'ses+s
soOd Tor ssss Of tesae =, Sss7s fer
sogfh, ye~i 81 seE cd sssthsr yec-i &c for South
aipEs-Ths uui., trr.r, with q ar demand fro The
ssss tie rr'ss Is ltt.i is.s Il 80 AItessuEs see
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Markets. =. Reported By Telegraph.

NgwORLEaNs Jan. l8.The sdyees by the steamship AN
ID srs received here last evening and published by tho
Associated Press this morning The news impaired avoaDe
feeling 10 CoTToN Market and prices are sfer without
b.nT higher business has been go bales
CoTFEE has advanced Idtc. y ~ selling AZ 81 &c Tor
GOOD 10 prime STERLING EXCHANGE quoted at u cent
premium. CorToN FREIGHrs 70 Liverpool l6d.
CHAsLrsroS JAN. l8The sses of CorToN for the past
week have reached bsles and prices show advance OF
an ale The receipts Of week 800 bales and tho
stock on hand 0oO bales Our RICE market shows an I'd
vance OF c and the quotations being TIC Sales Of The
week. $3.50 terces ,
NOZZLE JAN 10 Our COrTos market quite hrmi with
ale. today Of 1. SO bsles at lac. for Midilng.
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rCcSO EcAEc
- - - -
sale. NJ s,oes, at phiiadeiphia-JAy.

-. po,1 81 ofO PIT. Trss. s.. -; ssJbo Cty R.s-
ro,5 :. HsTrfr,d q; $500 DO IS COO cy s. IN -:
o. 90 aIes Co 5. ST. Z 600 rsmcs Amhoy Rt-
"a Se.vs al; q - PenIsJlvafi. s.. & osti
81 ~ Tennessee Coup S. So : O. neienah " s.
R,Gro,d -. II PenDsy vsns Rai-l,d "a; % % "a p
vr,bT r., rad s.; $ Lizzie :cAly kia karord ~ 10
v. Csral IS l5i 100 d. lSi Beaver MesioF Ra rls5
So :, q Ham. wa Railroad cash 54i lo Un q Csna
a. BsIk ~ Kentucky; 0l :. Grad Bank iii ID Bsak u
Northern Liberties 81 -.
Birta Bo9,ds- 600 ctdsn ard An. R r g. s. 81;
49, l, nE Island + l4i "
o. 40 10 b5rn o.. IT, 90 Penn s. c. P e6; saw
Cit, Sc O.; q Penn. v =, New Creek Coal Co ~
~ hux Nav Preferred -ssh "a 100 Lous Island K X,
ia os Reading r. 56;i 100 Morris Canal Isl Western
Bank 6Sl. -
r l. 2s.ys "a 2s.huJ Nav, ia, p Penn L r., ~ .
Lehigh Nav %.
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MARINE 10 L II " 4 h.
PORT OF NETWORK
Cleared.

steamshp-Gssgow. Cupminp Glasgow, J. MesYpon.
ship.-Naryk Adsins. Morse, Charleston j. ". El~eli
sar.h O. Hyde snow. Mobile, c. c. Duncan.
Baks-Lewelyn sherman, 81 Mnhs Brodie Ps,tsi
MusAipguu Dckey Havana w Baker Iva, Berry Mara
csibo Maitland Phelp. Co Viet0rine. Buckley Mobile,
Fszie Hazard .
Bhs.-Ippogiho tssId Fill.r, Trieste Fielder Meteor,
Andersen Cadl c. & O. J. Peters; Forrest. Hufno "
Balfimore Hicss Ball; Turilo a9lligan, Wilmington,
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DIED.

COOKE-Of consumption, Abby 4 Cooke aged o years
dsuthfer OF Benjamin Cooke. ESQ late Of GarGuer Me
The relatives and friends invited 70 attend service az No
20 Renwick-sf.. at O'Clock, p. NJ, on SAiurtsy
DOUGLAS-In Brookyn January 10, John ; D0lEas, son
Of VIM n. ard Mary Douglas the 18th ye.I his
His relatives and friends the friends his brothers Ed
ward Wm H. snd Robert Douglas are respectfully invited to
tend bis funeral at the resienee Of his father No 2s Wash
ngoD Of this day az O'Clock. Z. Nj
His remains vii be taken 10 Ne~p0rt, X l. f0r n;ernent
ENERirr-lu Brooklyn LONG Island. on Thursday
ins January s OF CONSUMPTION Mrs Fanny Even wife Of
Cherries g Evert In the seth year Of her
The relatives ard friends of the family respectfully in
vitto attend her funeral, Sunday 2lst
NJ from her ate residence in Bond t between Aantc
and Psc sta without further invitation.
HELFF-At Nalowstursh, New.Yok, Jsna8gy 10, Ioseph
Half .rfi.f