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MARINE 10 UR " 4 L
PORT OF NEW-YoRK"."..Oc
Cleared.

ste,mships- Florda woodruff Savannah, = /. Mt;hil
Nashville ferry Charleston Spoioi, lesDn CO.. James
town Palrsh Richmond, Lud ans Peasants.
Slins-Sir Robert Peel Chadwick, London c. GrnEell
M,ry Howes San Francisco Sutton Co. Ontario, Wood
Lvef pool C5iinnei MDiurn Co
HYPERION Grihiue, Barbados, T. Dwight.
Br.s-FoIuax. UIdner Havana Moses Taylor SOM r.
B6ncbtr OBJ ioriesen Ounkirk t. eager Col Mermaid
Thayer Apalae hico g. Eagle & Hazard
sChconeisD d. Nnner, Harmon Cdarlsstoni hcCreSfy'
Mott a Go; syph Holly Providence J. II. davens; Lon
dor eDy OBJ faulkner, s.. John, g., j. s. "ataey a
Co: Lima (Br o Bnen HaiiX ;. w. Lewis r. smith,
stanton Tan plco Day Miner Piatka, Everett
Brown; Iear esteIvet DareG Barnes ssteulan hdi
erow; A. Howell Butler DadeD, B-Duer 0aakei How rd,
Davis Nowbern. J II Mathews Sarah Ann, Snm ms EEa'
beth lily q Prices Ellen ballet. Phiadef ha, las sad
soops-Poiler, Fowler Providence, mtster; w ard Bag
bee Providence master; Warren STANDARD, New'Haven,
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,s miles, passing through the finest portions OIL ono
cd I,s,n,. and comm snding largo business.

md
r-o =, ,hrs c,e coal trade continues active. Ine
,.--,ce n three principal coAlcauying companies
g. tho vc,k AZ shown by their last reports is l2l 100
,r,. and 70. the wear, 367f,oio tuns. rne I0hsh
N.,;,s,ior lroucLt 10 market % IS tuns forshe
x,,k ending on Saturday last, and shows tannige
Cor The asor 10 that time OF 9s3,O 62 tuns. The Read
IN, Railroad Company brought down Tor the week
ondir, on Saturday last 81 as tuns, and Tor the year
10 tbat date .s5l. ;9a tuns The Schuykiii Naviga
ton shipped the week, ,535 uns and for the sea-
son. ESQ .Oa6 tuns. Tho several lines have worked
more untenuptedy the present season. thus idr than
in any season for several years past.
For the week ending Saturday, Sept. %, 100000
turs of coal were shipped over the Georges Creek
Cool and Iron Company Railroad. Tho total
amount fom this region since the LIST January IS
100. $50 OF tuns For the time there were trans
ported over the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company
Railroad 5,s5iI9 tuDs making ~, sO7oi tuus since
the ls OF January. From the Frosiburg region over
the Cumberland AID Pennsylvania Railroad, there
were shipped for the week $500 tuns of coal being
total OF IL 927 tuns since the Ist of January During
TIE week 80 boats descended the canal, carrying
G,l5s. - tuns Of coal and Ill tlms OF coke.
At Phi adelphia, money is in demand at ea9 4
cent FOR first class names, and 10 lo for secondary
grdCtS. Al lDcec hOhENCii suIPis 1S
equal TO the demand
AT Boston, money is more abundant in the street,
and the banks take freely of their offerings. We
quote frst-class paper :! y cent: fair names a TO-
loans on coal sac.
At New-0reans the money market is easy, and
prime paper was going at Gl0 cent. Exchange
was very pleaty AID declining. The best Sterling
would not bring over 81 cent, and good signatures
sold at 7.6s T. cent. Francs, 523}d 5.lsl. sight
on the NORTH T. cent discount Freights were high
and active Cotton TO Liverpool 3D.; Flour, 's, with
considerable engagements. To Hayre, Cotton was l5c.
to Boston, lc. 2 10.
The Banks OF Massachusetts out Of B)ston show
the following result for the four months ending Sept
%: Capital $50 Ol3, o37; Loans, 4Gi72,5s7; Specie
81 ,3l7, Due from Banks, 81 IsO,4o7; Due to
Banks, >62s ,95, Deposits, s6,iH,93l; Circulation,
sl6,3 2O7.
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COFFTI"cnie an sct.ye movement ia Rio ths afternoon
The cargo Of the Canvas Back mPfns o iss soa on
farms We are not sosed PRINT. The m2rSe leneray e
qu, quoisbe change 10 pri,ess yerioe adii2na
sale, been made Of $50 b'g Ja. st c; 100 bis st. D'
pineo At lee. and IS bags LsgGayrs a. lltc.
Flour AND MEAL-Tle demand for the lower grades OF
Sta and Flour quite aotve for export and the home
trade; tie anyas srge and p.ices are ga C. pste
wi brisk demand forward delivery improving prices the
better gr. held with hnne ard are n good
common to good State and common suPeIine Achgan N
dams snd OHIO; 3l2 sc > for extra states s. ~ ~
sic IS for Genesee. Included IN the sales arc lboo
bbs for future delivery Al e. ~ iJr STATE o5 s9'sl
her; asa SO J. 0r good State FOR 81 this month; AM = va
II q fo- OHIO nGana Tor this AID 10 next m2oth
Canadian Flour better the supply shght SIC OF & Dos
az - ~ q for best brands -Ou'erp Flour =
&c better and quite active e sIa are DOT 1ss sna A.
the close there GmEes; the sales are LOO bbs A.
ssnoIe q Civ 81 n. ' ara 2 o and - Or
sycre fancy and extra brands Do X, -Four ste az sae
% bbls ct IS so - Corn Mea' sum oies OF o. 99
jersey sitf buck~ heat Fous is IL taf demand a. . L
GRAfN-The dem,pd for Wheat is exceedingly .etIye,
s o. white m. sales reaching bush ebrsc ing
buh Rec IN ore 81 - tO@ oil vi 1tV2 push WINE Ili99'
CO., COO bush RED southern 81 81 OIL ~, and 5000
bush. White CANADIAN at = vas ~ Tor inferior 70 Snlee
About half the SAFES were to arrive JeE De.eIe ad "a de
sand. Sales OF 1900 bush at ~ oG ~ including loS
lush for November at ~ &C. OF, are IL god Z. N nd az ia
the home trade Sales Of ZOO BUSH
HoPSETic market /. unchanged. There his been bit
snal bupess done day. Old m 100 lie new are
fair request it'll small saes at a. Oo tor ID and Isl sJf
HAY~Tte rguiy is sbt tO-dsy-hOldsr' rmi sales Of
HDES-By the recent stock has become much
reduced the exhibits much rmness at 2ic. Tor
Holder, slight advance these prices TIE stock
hand 81 500, follows: 800 Buenos AJes 10 lti9
Savau.; 1880 Juan 500 Penanbaco 1900 West lnd
southern Ac 10 fIisi OUo sated buenos Ayfes aud
iNroRrs (orsn and coasws) into New York and me- hbor
ing ports dunng the first nine months oi the years lS)-oJ
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Gales OF stocks at Philadelphia.

tRepot.d for THE ~ Y. TRisUsE by }. r II 3. Fky.I
fsi Boardi 600 Pitts. Comp g. Connel b5, 80; COO
Aes Co.. Council IS; 90 do Steuben 72 GO sai
rgRR 10 S. s5. zoo de- 8t; 1000 do So; 1000 City
Gs. New $50. Little Seuyl BR 49, 500 Long Isl md
RR b5 a. DO. bwn, u; 100 d. b5, l3i p Penn. RI
as Gem Amb. RR:, lss; 50 Union Canal 81 10 Beavs
Ne adow RR 53 10 Morris Canal Pref b5 4 leo Reading
RR cash All; 100 do b5 ard int fl; 100 do, f7l 2j City
Bank b5 %; & Mer. 4 Man. Bank. Pits So
Beceeg boayds-ll siinebn RR., b $685. do, days.
G6 Pennsylvania RR 4{ 100 aiding ar b5 and interest,
All 1870 40 - Al 100 do, AL 30 New Creek Coal Co.
Second Bodrd-500 City RR 6s 0St l0oo Reading RR Gs
70 8jt 1900 SIS b. S5 1000 do b5 49, COO do
sSi de- Oh S. 85 60 Leish Zinc p 100 New Creek
Coal Co Ia loo do a; 50 Re aiding r. AZ; Beav Mead
days Hl
a5ttr Boa,d-lOO Reading RR IS NJ Is Mnehn RR. IS
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PHILADELPHIA Markets

CoTToSSo charge and few small sales a. ,bout previous
FLOUR stye and sales II btrre. Tor
pots icr standard brstt; sc Ii f selected ots aud
- > 70 re % for common 20 fancy closing
hese figures Tie hce demand moderate with sales within
tn above range Of Pice CoRS MEAL and RYE gLoUR-Noth
long and holces yey finn previous ra..s with very
hght tocl WHEAT Il in steady demand for Or ots
nes are les acye the receipts are sht AID sles
extent u 200 bushels az e0d FOR fair 20 nrs.
o. s2ioF white CoES IN BET demand and .uihern
yellow bpsA & tsoa Rye wanted; sales OF Peunsy yaoia
IL. GBoCERrFs very qs-t aud no ,a1e,
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eeespfs OF Produce

f. ne North Rro Boat-l,7oo bsls Egsr $500 lush.
vltsi 7ao' % Com 2S te o., 7jco 20 Barley, DO
R,e ri p Or.Csks c9i hXs Che~ss bbls Whsky.
~ NE Hs4sa ,rer sail'a for ne resk sa4'g tT,.ils
Live acss p, se 1dry PIoyiious do Poultry 10 ESzs
Is DO. Butter 10, bush Oats go do Potatoes pks BacV.
wheat Flour $50 bales Hay $50 sides Leather 3ji gala Milk
M Nnfhle Il hhla Apnlss. l9 pkfN. Fruit.
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WIND DUR, IRE Day from NV.

TIE ight hp Br.niywiue. csps Nyues which kt. A.,..
fore been stioDed on Po,ck Rio. Mona shea of Naus.r
arr hire Saturday lot foai New B"so Ia Of se,n
ting auerican Of FhsAe Vlia she Is bound tia ,, u,
DssSi. take be psce o. the s,toeed Wv. Fso
Bsrk the Caps which vessel 10 D. tsten Phi A. 80.
fr r.tsrs Th- lets h-s Yesterday f3 Der A. sasiion W
ibi. uumAer OF changes be sd esa .ass
ne ess. 20 be eastward The on b. No.
und "a Su.fgd will - n Ne~ Bsfri AL ,-,-r
ere viii b. isse. the Navy Yard 20 ub,ututs ha 49,
new one of larger has also been sstisaea IN Psors
Rp u place Of ths Brsndy~me
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warkets-C ARfFULLY REPORTED FOR The TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. Oct 6, 1850
AsFS-The market i quiet but hm the sales ara 81 bbl'
az IS Pearls; these scarce. Pots are quiet al
1851
IL en-, hing tend downward sales Today Of @O oAes chey
tSpoi sbout anneNe range Of prices "hcn may De
,1us ,'ered outside
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aI.sTUks rals DAY.
StN-Riss... SOS Sets...."""5:5l Mo0N-khes. s'<
HIGg UATER............s...rM rms pAV
SANDY Hook 5:55 Gov saDd... 6:4j Hell-Gae 3; a
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Bsk Rhein Wsal Hack. 6snhars 3 IL. nsA., ,,l -,
pas u p Be,h k1Ihaff. ZIP Teace4 kssTT s,s.,
wiod, d1rins TIE p,'ssgs
schr " H. .rin.-. spee' virSnil, hyrr. Ar
Sch ereuish Pre- move TANNER fhl.llpais, soa.
So Jra,e R.ser Endicoft Philadelphia.
Sehr U.ry Jan- Dye Yisgrl', wood
Schr Geo 1--we Lin-s. Al = p-dA D. c oo.I
sshr Maria EiE.h..a Cobsla, AeI.sdSa d. c. cal
schT. tmus& ALa.he smithson, Alexlndr,. D. c. eo..
pr1oW-o One tgii.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-GExERAL TEEN-OcT 6.
DECISIONS.
James ". Smith. Jr.. sg. Foote; .

James VI. Smith, JL. sg- toote
AGAINST an executor council zee IN prose-
n,s c. The defence is il shJu be CHARGED TO the
The Count held that VIII executor eD ?oys CO m
81 he il o. rs9psly liable and himself charge 1t 81 dig
Ap,s u,pts luoPmen. afr med.
John II. Bowie sst Augustus III Brake An exc
,n a. 10 strp Of Il inches ls1d. which dete9daots
store stands Moon compel the Sheriff - PIoceel aeeu'
this q urt having o control 10 the matter ,
JboIoas M,Ouade ACT Erie Railroad Company
uh v Apc trsuted on the old verdict must abde the new
t A. res.Tds defendant succeeds % the new
.,te, allowed 20 be ret up plaintiff viii be entitled % costs
10 he time OF The order fOT lew uia
Charles VandervOOrt agt. Joseph G. Palmer, ct al
ody an ring the cause Il United States CTcIt Cour, sf
Efmtt.
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MARRIED..

c,xnv.TIsEItR-Ir kingston. Ulstef Co1n'Y,S. T. ot
eire.3sy flrr 81 by the Rev. Francis DonelJ MI tss
n CiraEwsTra Of fiFh f.s tis;er county 20 w
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coI.sr OF COMMON rLEts-oes cSef0re Fudge
INGtAHAs.
,no.,on ues mzde for attach rent syaipr vi. Mst
n go - p-. fr rsfu4n q spswer qaesoas ",
/. msetus Of o. Bead q Adeim.n t.spsEios
- s,r. .sseI ny Ae cOean,itee mo;ion ir at
,srhm,nt va dsI5ed.
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AERtsr % McKIssrr.-rbe su,, - 2 80 80:


ARREST On MCKINHEY.--rbe Suf,yr- - - sVFar-
asv r. xsrv dspstoh announcing the sfet- % Nef
In Mckinney who sands nd cied tf ete s'io-' :. -.
spsr y Nevuk The pSnt q the IN q ahc'
ne Ursrtd nv the Chief II Police of O.,,-I. S
She direction Of Officer Br4fsh4w u Ne~Hk - ssitb
estd 70 New OIics1 for tbe p1rpo.e %, rr sur
yellow ver sbotfy amer his srHsl ana D.. I g. n
Mckinney for The time ruHIs ~ - sS,vt
tep Paw, and hep tooh pessge biek o new -
no., slisf, nf 10 he n fote qnesos "a sn'weI
o. ne decse - Jobn Hlrtsel - ~ We y-Ore.rs A. We
~ Which city be said ne would cal % rsa ray
sorse time IurDs Cf5s BTaasbaw's Illness MchnHy pa
ooiI-d A. Uss Pot Oc- 10 New OrlesDs Tor i1e 'e ~
p,cfsd but falling 70 receive IL be wen; s"sy an- 49,
ipquIsd or the ri int when he s-rsst wss e@te "a. -
pO- On bs wy NegaIE snd viii pTobAy D. inca D. S
Eext term Of COuIt.
The Camden and Amboy Railroad Comp any nav f
.t,.sb, 20 some Of their sDgDes sDs whistles a
chr. rIpe. through wbich the waste ssesn - e.
.on,i, ma sbort shri sounds anol JIG -
abe distance.
IL is designed 70 form Republican Assoc ION ~
81, ,v ,fter the November ec00 and 10 bsve ooeIse
isetpr, durpR the Winter the Relstlons 81 SaYey'
AcclpEET.-A boy about Il years OF age, nance
smith A. aecdea ally shot a. Orange on IhsnHflYnE
hr BE company win another Isd cai ss - ~
charge tLteIing the sde of has face seros,ly 10 afi nm
0""e' Ne RsIk Daily Adgeriser.
The destruction Of dogs BY poisoning hss been re-
ed Ia Orange.
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uounoed 10 .r gu tA5n. Provisions ala. inactive, With
small br,ipc.s to previous T,,es WHsY - hrm.r
with fair sales OF bids al ioa4e and hbs a. l@- SEEDS
unchanged
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VEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

J,Rsxy CRY suSDAY-scHooLs.-I ne &C., 81 q,
nssy Schools corrected with NE EOS paos aud
pr IN their libraries 6slz yoiorns. pD s ss OF the
80, sna.son III which ncludes On tho'e e,~een ~
q and s bteep years OF sse 5nties which ~
sssshtrs shows s.siduous ttVHA'N "
tsxe I'd
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COURT CsLFNDAR-THs DAY. -
,oNxoy PIEas Part Mos. 80, 1913, IYes,
i,s5 70 l5i II5J 49, i5s. Part Nos 49, ~ wv
lIs37, "A ,,.- c.oo;.l
s-PEmoR COURT, CIRCUIT and sCPRhNE o6eei''
Tenn published Oh Saturday
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lShppng list.


Tie Sub -Trea5ury shows falling off for the week.
The balance to credit Of all accounts is SO, 900
against s9 4l9, 800 last Saturday. During the week,
however, 100000 were cent to Washington. The
payments TO day were $s6, 49,; Received S2ls,07s,
Including SO, 900 in silver from the Mint Balance,
s69l5, Gas; Paid from Assay Office sl6, 49,; Paid on
discussing checks, sll5, 563.
The receipts Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh road
for September were sol OH against si99s3 in Sepem-
Der last year. showing an increase of s2l o29 equal to
80 2 cert. Nothing prevented the receipts from
reaching $4,000 but the suspension Of the coal traffic
oecasoned by The scarcity of vessels during the month
at Cleveland to take away coal, &c. Vessels are now
more plenty, and the running of coal has recon-
merced The earnings for the past four months have
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Markets. .. Reported BY Telegraph.

s'~' 'H''"' IN I77I ~ U 4 - Ff'''
Providence Oct. 7Costou has been dG daring the pas
week with .nl,l salu prices Wool cOntn
irr,f; sales - rs Printed Coths-AsTket without
char .ei sales 81 SO pieces
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Inc imports continue 10 DO III eAcess VI Tue same
time last year. The imports Of Metals Hardware, &c.
have been very large this week. The aggregate Of
general merchandise is 81 925 sO, sgains. 263 AS
last year. including Moases seO 100; Sugar s54 500;
Tea, 500, 800; Watches, $4,000; Wines, so, 500;
Indigo, SIS 100, Madder, $4,000; Furs, $50 700;
Linseed, 100; Brandy, $4,000; Gin, $4,000;
Hdes sl6S 400; Cutlery s23 5OO Hardware So, 700;
Iron, s297 600; Steel, $4,000; Tin $4,000; Lead
s75,3OO Zinc ,e7,7OO. &c. The aggregate for the
week il
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Passengers Arrived

IN ,Ap yelc Hampshie from Gla'gos-Nr' Paterson and
children Ney-Yurk.
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v,,c,,oY posTPovT D.-Ihe special election Tor The
49, =, -. Alderman in Fs Ward Of Jersey City, 10 the
80 N AID LYMAN who ressned p0spone1 until raed,y'
kks z8< inst
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ne spcciel thanksgiving vss very well obserYed "A
s,f nc &C the places Of business being osc1 $40 on
"a. aetlnVcn Of the manufacturing est shecs ALSO
4be COZ lions, which amounted to coDdd ns sr'n hs
- spropneted 70 the benefit Of the Norf 5s-erA
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Arrived

.pi Nashville, Chres,oui Fiorid. Savannah, J.r.,,,.
Richmond
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s .I 1870 7. enss.. -: s::s:; ss..i, 900!
Sss Tcr1 81 several ihoasa.a so.s.i. % las.
- t4i.s Coos ie The pscae,s Of IN. stb ]e'. - o1
81 s.. Z , ,si:. re- "a e. aS s; g.. GesS
soshs. I've iss 10 Bremen 10 t't &C. ,ss, vsfiSs
bosh,k Gram, private tsr and b. ~, ~ H.,
ioD, .s,ips tdsy so bbs F.ui sss y eis nop, !
f. R,msus SEQ r. wb.I.b,s. and iol bale. Got;an
=. "a ts1. Measurement CO. Is ssst. own" .9s So Tss
agnber CT vessels the Jvck go tun' 70 - $3.50
Charter: s: Ship WE P srswssI 1e1ps cs,.oo IL 81
terms. .hP 5 " io Obe to Lyerno9 l irs 5 70
n .9Ie as n'fs % L a. 81 sd
bat 'sme o. Oats I'd and h1, or 10 Have a.
mSu S,IS T. 70 ooii and. Gram 49, in The bt
DIRE. .hp' and S;lt 20 hs's, for d.a AMI tie other
de- and ~ IS FOX rlur one 70 sehe S u MIN NJ -
Sa n il 80 r. E.s Have sd ar%ss,S "a
ny Is un. 70 Con,tsntigoPle add PACK 20 s
s,ei, $50; smother 70 con aDtinoPe cGa. 1sa
Provaons r 90 g. bark TO Montevdso and Buenos
A.. TaHber 20 on under deck ors oa' M
ae1io9 to Ne sT io's nr 70 1uti.ns 80; = b 4o
tn, ~ Cns1sms 90 cre, so tins, 10 r9rt alt IIs.
s9d S'c, ,ch5snsr' ls! tons. Porto s,o $50 and
bach from AltAkapas 70 Bataoe sosas aap p 81 1S s
30 TINS 70 Apinws 90 out mother sane Voyse Goa
80 one rs ign, 70 Gonsl,s. sni , po 80 md 80 on ,as
updI deck ore om Ja.kouThe TO Curacao la nDefl TO
one rom y rs'a up s 40 sst susr and Mos
schooner Jacksonville 70 Newl tIooEns boards,
IS s.; enc Jacksonville 20 Phil4dePha resawet sus
Srd boards 5o from Da,isn 10 New York, r and
posin &c and Splits TuTpeDne I5c. ship Harriet 80 Iuns
20 London; Sar bark 10 Gouceer and eh1oneT to 81
Kits did not learn The following vessel: have
been sold: Sip 2j at East Boston, az So
tur ship Eoru andie ~ year ola built a. buh on
priv ate te1ms j. Cobb SIS years old bailt a.
baltimore Geo; ship New York late Liverpool! packet
TINS years built in this City $50; and sch 'oner
Dolphin years old built in Ba toe S5 tun- $3.50 ca'h
By suction Schooner Mary Clark u uns built ia AewelFyPor
In 1910, cold at II 100 cash
IN PoET YESTERDAY:
Brig u
Scho
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The exports fol the week also show an increase on
last year, although not large one The shipments of
merchandise are sl,f7,5li, agsinst LIE, So, in
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To,al... s9o,4ij - 80 8jl IS ~ o8s % Sl2,i9 oj
Albert II. Ncolays regular semi-@eekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds will take plsce on Monday
ro1t at 49, O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Hereafter Mr.. Nicony stock real estate and banking
department will be conducted at his former office, No.
1 BToad-st.
Mr. J. b. Hill, President Of the State Bank Of New
Brunswick, has been elected Cashier of the Brooklyn
Bank, to Gil tie vacancy occasioned by the re'igna'
ton of Mr.. Hector Morrison; ard Mr.. q. W. Leake,
Pay ing Teller Of the Peoples Bank, has been APP
pointed to the CasLierhp of that institution, vice
NJ. De Angels appointed Cashier of the Mechanics
Bank.
The business OF the Clearing House today
sl7, 7s5 400.
Mr. James Harper is spoken Of as President Of the
rev Park Bark if it goes into operation.
The steamer to-day took less gold than was antici'
Iae6-only s;O,5OO. The shipments of the week
were:
Bark La Pierre, MonieviAo, doubo1ns......" -tSS 80
slio baltc Live1Ne, u :. Mint bars... -i3i3 IL
Steamship Battle Liverpool, III gish siver... 1913 50
Steamship WaShr gtcn, BIemen An gold.... 703i5 0O
T, al for the week.................... Sl23G0l II
Previously. H4S9l1 W
Total for 997 II
The ImpOrfs cOntnue To be in of the same
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The destruction Of dogs BY poisoning hss been re-
commenced in Orange.
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To Mariners.

Notice hereby that the Numbering OF the Nun and
Can Buoy in Boston By the placing
of the Graves Ledge and ardng Ledge beboa MSS oeea
cnrrI flth d Il llnMs.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-01-07
CONGRESS- SATURDAY.
: n0l in sesslon to-day.

The Senate not in session to-day
Houss REPREsESrArNxs-Mr Bocock presented a let
ter from the Secretary Of the Navy relative to the increase
Of the navy The United States which was ordered 70 be
printed
Mr. Maxwell asked leave to submit resolution request
ing the President Of the United States 10 furnish state
men to the House Of the number Of foreigners employed in
the different departments Of the government and the num-
Der which have bern appointed since the 4 Of March 1853
leave not granted,
Mr. Ciingman made personal explanation excalpating
himself and other members Of the Committee Foreign
Ars from the intention Of pressing the consideration
Of the resolution proposing the mediation Of the United
States to the powers engaged in the Eastern war; after be-
ing informed BY the proper department that such
urc was deemed inexpedient
On motion Of Mr. Ready the bin providing payment for
property destroyed by the enemy during the Of 1872
was made the special order for Tuesday week
Mr.. Ready introduced joint resolution exclude the
public printers Of the houses Of Congress from receiving
additional compensation under the provisions Of the bin
approved July 20, 1864.
The House then proceeded the consideration OF bills
the private calendar and AFTER maturing and passing
several the House adjourned until Tuesday next