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AsprEsoS.-oD Saturday, Sept. 20, william ANDERSON,
eyed "A years.
ms Afternoon, at9o o'clock, hom his late residence.
NO b3 Cherry s,rest.
to Years. native OF Donough more, county Cork Irean
HIS friends, and those Of his brothers, Patrick az
Jonn are respectfully requested 20 attend The funeral
INA afternoon at two o'clock, from his late residsnc
No. $40 Madison street.
s.InvAS -nASin SULLIVAN aged IS years.
lLe lileI dc and relatives and the Veteran Corps u
1872, are respectfully invited TO attend the frneral tbs
aternoon, al two O'Clock from hs late residence No 80
Madison street.
McAvoY- On Saturday, Sept, 20, of consumption, Jons
MCAvoY. sged 20 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 at
tend funeral nom late residence No 65 Mulberry
sirtet, I'D the rear, 70 Cay,
In the seth year OF her age.
The friends nd acquaintance of family are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from the rsidence
her syuio law Joseph Aldcp Esq, NO ~ First street.
this Afternoon half past four O'Clock Her remains
viii be sktD to Yonkcrs for iStormen
CooEER-on saturday, Sept ~, THOMAS COOPER agec
The friends and acquaintance arc invited The
ienerai THIS afternoon, at tGo O'Clock, from 10. lSS
snIF,-on Friday, Sept. H. CoRDxrn BELLE ifiant
daughter Of Philemon H. and Emeline smith, aged year
and day.
The reaiives friends OF The family respectfully
invited 10 attend the tuners from the residence o. her
parents, No SO East Thirty eighth street Madison
avenue, tns afternoon, al two O'CLOCK without farther
Invitation.
F1WIii.-on Saturday, Sent 90 MANY AxN ELIZABETH
TAFRrIi, only daughter Of William aud Rose Farrell aged
omoIths.
Tie irnds and acquautsnces OF the family espect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence 10. 2l2 Elizabeth street Afternoon ss
two O'Clock precisely. Her remains will be taken 10 Cal
vary Cemetery.
CAFrnF.-In Brooklyn, Fritay, Sept 10 alcsAEI
CARDIFF, aged 70 years. a
The funeral win take place from his late residence
OF Canton and Hilary streets this afternoon, attwo
o'clock His friends and acquaintance. the members Of
Uncn Engine mpany No b, and the Brooky Fire De-
partnt nj. are respectfully invited TO attend.
Albany papers please cepy.
CEoCHrRoSOn Friday, Sept 49, after pTotracted III.
Eess, RICHARD CR9clHRoS, in the 13th year Of H.
The relatives ana friends Of The iarliiy invited TO
atterd the funeral from his late residence Rich
mond, staten Island, this Afternoon al twe O'Clock.
RoRERIsoN.-Ai Paterson, j., Saturday morning,
Sept 70, al four o'clock CATHERINE. vile Of William Ro
oertfon, aged AZ years
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral this afternoon, at four O'clock from her
late residence, No l0l Broadway, Paterson n. !.
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sHyrltn-On Friday, Sept 10 Al his residence. IN this
city, loHnzo b. Sasr,Kp Counsel 70 the Corporation
aged 80 years
ms funeral viii take place rom mr. Adams church.
corner Of last Twery rth street and Madison square
this afternoon, at half past O'Clock HIS friends
invitef TO aitent, without further notice.
CrHre.-on Friday, Sept. 10, MANY CrsurSe, daughter
Of James and Furhemia Cushing, aged 20 years.
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the fune
raj. this afterr at two O'Clock, from her late
derce, No 100 hester street. without further invitation.
BrstgirtGr-on Friday, Sept. 10, CsrHssfSx MsSSIvo.
y s AMY be 81 ~, so0 y asa sss
Tacksdfe and Of her sons In law John Hodgkin and
Scrhtn y Morris. are requested attend the funeral
ren Ter late residence Nc 20 Mercer street, this after
x81cScteH. Suddenly, on Saturday, Sept 20, limo.
ry " MinoNoreH late under sheriff, aged 81 years. Q
lte relatives aud friends q the family are respectfully
irScd 10 attend tie funeral this afternoon, at one
oclccs from the residence Of his parents No 23 Ridge
street
vsrro- Friday Sept. To- alter long and protrac,
cd lncss which she bore with Christian ortitude Mrs
kiua vtifo the beloved wife OF Joseph veppo in the
aeth year Of her age.
The retds and acquanianccs OF the family are respect
ioly REQUESTED 70 attend the funeral this afternoon At
street, without further invitation.
Lynn. Mass, papers please copy.
htnoSSri On Saturday SEPT 20, Any, wife Of rullcy
Mcdonnell
Her friends and those OF her husband, are most re-
specially invited attend the funeral from her late
sdtncc, NO. lilo East Twenty second street. this alter
rIs,rR suddenly. on Tuesday SEPT 10, After shor,
and severe Illness at the residence Of his father In law
John sueclner Eq No. ISL Lexington avenue AXIS So
cond son ii Andrew s and Maria l. Fisher, IN the ash
IN Ssssi'6n saturday, sept, 90 Of dropsy, c.mxsrsr
wpe Of Michael Neary, aged Al years.
The friends Of the family, those Of her father Peter
Farrell end Of her brothers law Patrick Al puay ana
ns1e tr o,or are ,. ,sresy invited % .sod the
residerce, No "a Stone street, without further notice
Bes,,r and Troy rarers plesse cory
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opportunity Of securing their crops is thought that the
BsIz directors would have reduced The rate q dis odn.
but lie discsuragng rains VIII ch ngve since prevailed
have Influenced financial poets 70 vent ac
the present any probability OF alteration Although Rr
rivals OF the precious etas are siu eu roo anne
RIGA and Australia the bulk Is not retained IN tns 31u
try, Purchas being made for shipment 70 Fra0ce th
Credit hober for the memen. being the largest opera
tor. This steady drain pas not caused alarm because
experience shows that our market, 9hle The supfns4
are supported, withstand the temporary pressure
but although here Is no want Of confidence ~
transactions checks tie Development which would
Otherwise take place In trade. Rsnittances OF
silver 10 the East still made extensive
scae and the principal absorption confined 20 the In
elan Pref At the sam time China s also assist
ing 10 increase the export demand for this metal Az the
Bank OF England rate is per cent the bill brokers
have negotiated first class paper at from per cent up to
that point Occl sonaly full terms have been demanded
and maintained Within the last few avs the inquiry
las again Increased. Mercantile credit has been well
supported and the few suspensions which have occurred
have only connection with second and third class houses
The range Of ilEctustons in English stocks has been
about per cent but the actual fall is scarcely bait tnat
amount The market, influenced by the weather, has
exhibited teayinefs since the late uncertainty with respect
10 the harvest but great comparative rmness has been
exhibited considering the pauci,y OF transactions
xcheeaer bills have also varied to some extent having
been Influenced by the occas. cra demand Tor money.
The following the fluctuations 10 the English and 70
reign stocks during the month just concluded
P,ceJ,is Es5sI H fssst Lowest Hl l,.' a. r.
ExcheGuer bills
u
The report Of the London Railway passepgers' Assn
Company presented al the fourteenth half yearly
meeting was adopted. shows considerable increase
the received for premiums during the pas!
half year. The income Tor the half year ending June
80 last 30 541 Is. Cd from railway accident policies
and tickets, and - 435 lss. 3d. for general accident
polces-.ogether s5077 5s 3D. against "a, los lod
the corresponding period ofas year. being an increase
Of so per cent. The amount actually received for pre-
miums during this period was s5,es3 is 3d., making,
with the balance from last halt year and the interest on
investments 5ss S. Sd. TO credit OF the revenue &C
count Tie disbursements, including the ordinary work
ing expenses and s53t l2s. Cd. compensation amount
to "a o3e g. Sd leaving balance Of 90 SOL los which
with the amoclt still due from the clearing house and
agents (so4 c. HID form the sum Of lao los. Id
from which the directors recommend the payment OF
Interest upon The paid up capital at per cent per an
free OF income tax, Ieservng the balance TO meet
he customary charges for government duty and com
mission and risk on current policies.
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NAcKfNzu -MtNErKy On Monday, sept 1b by the
Rev. VIM. Moysn OF 81 Naviers church In this city
Mr. CAsfIiut NJ r. M1cKssEn formerly Of Ross shire,
scotland, TO Mss EiIKS McNEsrsY, formerly Of county
~ rote ireland.
sftrTsh1-DUlStY.-On Tuesday evening, SEPT. 10, at
the residence OF the Right Rev. Bskop Hughes, by the
Rev. Mr.. Stars, PATuCk sfAuKEY TO Mss MARY J. lbs
AMY
Rosi-DpKnorr--in Brooklyn, on Wednesday. Sert.
10, by Few J. $. Himrod. Mr. EDWIN = Ross 20 CArHE.
TsE eldest daughter OF Rev. G DckhOut Of Fast New
York, J.. l.
BsooS-scHusrs I'm Portland, Maine on Thursday,
sept IS by the Rev. J. W Chiokering, Mr. y. BscoS
Of New York, 10 Mrs H. GAY ScErESr second daughter
of Charles b Smith, Eco, Of Portland
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Four-The market is Inactive, and priccs unchanged.
fbc ,aes embraced about g,eo0 bbls, M 90 % 80 for
common 10 good state aud ~ 40 IS 20 for extra do
Wheat WAS again heavy. and prices inclined TO croop.
Sales Of 30 600 30 900 bushels made at 81 so for
nferior white 81 81 ast ~ for prime, and 81 62 for
choice Cspada white and 81 40 81 so for pr red
corn-sales OF 20, 0to SO 600 bushels made al
t5c. t6kc. Fork-salcs 600 bbs. mess al SO 81 7.
Cotton nrm, with light sales. Whiskey-SAes OF 500
bbls. were made al 3sc.
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ureeea .ha. ~ tne eu eozernors sna e.M.yors would

expected that ell the Governors and exMsyors would
sold for song, and poor could have chance TO
buy the dapidated in the City Hall for little or
nothing But II coon whispered about that stay OF
proceedings had been granted by one OF the Courts ana
the fse would be adjourned periorce The execution
for debt OF $3e 000 alleged 70 be due certain in
divual by the city but the Comptroller mad
refused payment doubling the justice Of the claim
These executions by the way common occurrence,
and often lead 70 the payment Of just debts due ndvidu
AA BY the city.
ACCIDENT ON STATEN IsIASp-A few days ago "a German
gentleman, Mr.. Major, residing Toad Hill, Staten
lsAnd met with serious accident. When on his way 70
Ne ferry his horse took fright away upset the ven
Gle containing lady and gentleman besides Mr.. MAJOR.
they oil somewhat injured, but Mr. Major IN add
ton the severe sion received from being forciby
thrown from the wagon, received kick from the morse,
On the right leg about half way etSen sne Knee ana
with extensive injury Of the surrounding nesn, which,
despite the efforts of his medical attendants soon became
Raperenous an on Tuesday last he was obliged to sub
mil 70 amputatcn Of the injured leg, just below the
knee
TEE WEATHER-THE EouISoxIA-We have had very
pleasant weather during the past month, but yesterday
began to storm violently and continued internationally
Throughout the day. The equincKias due, and
We may expect stormy weather for few days.
NEw York HosrAI.-The annexed is the weekly re-
pert Of this institution TO September 49, 1s56Remainng
q Sept H. 276 admitted to Sept. 18, CT; discharged,
cured or relieved, 81: died, remaining al date, 2S
Males, 231; females, &c.
STATEN ISLAND GAS IlGKT CoNPANy.-The works pro-
crossing with great energy and by the first Of December
believed the whole line Of pipes will be laid through
Clifton Stapleton T0mpknsville New Brighton, Factory
vile, Casteton, Port Richmond to Mariners Harbcr,
distance Of eight ten mlee.
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and all should Dscrs healing embrocaior,
the great external and inter- al remedy for rheumatism cuts
sealds wounds bruises pains IN the side back limbs cho
era morbus dysenery diarrhoa piles burns toothache
&c, &c Try and viii never be without H. Sold
at Ie2 Broadway. by c. w. RING, General Agent Mcneil
OF Houston and First avenues Guion corner o
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-
1HE SUICIDE REDEEMED
Il rHRIiIlNG or
Respectfully Dedicated to he -Four Cent Paper Nan
Three VS. all he had remsinlng;
His clothes seedy-and his heart
Aher lost ideal sirainng--
Oh must he from bis Helen partf
He bought four viais-iherc they stand
Fane laudanum. strychninc, prussc acid.
gy which Of these f'-he raised his hand
Might death BE- wooed Ike slumber placidr'
lie knew heart all bis own,
Wsh fneen dollars vet remaining;
could he IN good attire be shown,
Her ma consent twere raining
4 sudden hope hath struck him dumb
Leave poison unto fools and Others
" For these three VS. can become
splendid hgure-ai Smith Bru,hcrav
kNIH BROTIIFRS price wholesale and retail c,o,hn
warerooms. Nos 122 and lao Fulton street Newiyork
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wuh regard 20 the ccastre trade the tonnage en- cred
inward was 1,1sot6l In July, 1854; In 1855 II was
ltesFts, including thirty -four foreign OF an ar
gregse hurthcn Of o21 tons The cearauccs out war;
were III a22 in July, 1854; l,lT27 35 in 1853. ana
1is'.sss. including 2,41s tons Of foreign, In 1856
The london Banlsrs' 1ogasae sives the following re-
view Of the money market for August
There has been little activity 70 me csrtic ae,irs
durrg the pat month the absence OF capi,aHsts and
others from town with the ansiety created resnectog
Tie harvest, having smost produced suspension
IN consequence Of this state ~ things the vaae ot
money has experienced some variation, and the Ten.
dency has been in favor of advance Had mo lac
favorable weather ccn,n,cd and sGced the farmers an
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would remain under the Of dsagreeabe breath
when by usiI the balm Of thousand towers den
nice would only render sweet bueayc the teeth white
aabaserf Many do not know their breath bad
And the subject delicate their friends will mention
" Pour single drop Of the balm" your tooth brush
Ard the teeth night and mernng hy bottle VIII
hast For sale by all dru None genuine unless
ugned BY fETEIDGE A CO., proprieors-
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demand for le0s 10 better than for "a OF
other size This arises from the fact that there is small
amount of land subject to private entry and the 1905
sought for by pre- cmpors who taking advantage
the present low prices Of warrants 70 perfect their titles
The closing up Of tho Land Offices in the West does
supply OF 1905 is very large and they must contnu
dull. For the stated In last report IL
not, however think that the market will fall much below
present rates, If at all, and may advance decline
figure
The Pension Office, having got through with the bulk
claims under the act OF 1885, moving slowly ir
disposlDg OF suspended and original The issue
since The LIST Of August may be estimated at half million
acres per month, against one million previously.
The returns OF the New Orleans banks for the last
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Political Gossip.


correspondent Of the New Orleans Delta predicts that
James Buchanan Ia elected President OF the United
Bates be will be prevented from taking possession OF the
White house. j. c. Fremon. is elected President OF
The United States, he will be assassnated
writer in the New Orleans Bee scorns the assertion OF
Senator sde OF louisiana that the Union cannot and
sushi not TO DO preserved, Fremont is elected PIes
dent The writer says Mr.. sidell should never promu
gate such ideas in louisiana The Union cost too much
70 be given up for slight causes.
Hon. G. W. Wright formerly member Of Congress from
California, writes follows to the Hon. Richard Mott,
member Of the United saes House Of Representa-
Rom ro.edo, Ohio district
WASHINGTON, D. O., Aug l6, 1856.
am authorized by Col Fremont 70 deny, m the most
positive language the report now in circulation, 10 the
eject that he 10 q Roman Catholic.
From long and intimate acquaintance with Col FIRE.
mont, will further add that know OF my own know
ledge that he has never had any connection whatever
with the Catholic Church or the Catholic religion.
Gen. Sam Houston made Fillmore and Donelson
speech TO the Know Nothngs Of Memphis, Tenn on the
Oh ins.ant.
The Legislature Of Missouri will stand as follows Sc
Know Nothngs, s. wings, s. House-Ant Benton de
no,ras, c. Benton dem ocrats, SO Know Nothings 81
whigs T. Joint ballot-An. Benton democrats, 10; Ben
ton democrats 50; Know No,hings, SO wings, Is. Ne
1her party las majority.
The PULASKI Democrat, abiding to the defeat of the Bu-
CLEANERS Maine says was sowing 10 various causes,
but principally 10 deficiency Of democratic votes"
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cents per only May be had the foown houses
manufacturers prices In New York-C " Clickener TO-,
charles II. Ring, Rufus Mcarg Co.. Levi Cook 20,
Chapman. Pike Co., and John Deraismes Co.; also,
retail by all druggists and fancy goods dealers throughout the
w "A D. 4 DRIscoII, toile. chemist Baltimore, Nd
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writing ud mprovedIt Is used by an the principal bank
commercial houses throughout the universe. 1t
copies durable does not corode the and BY It's
hudiy materially facilitates and assists the
rapid writing HENRY STEPHENS T5 Pearl street,
New York and Stamford street, London. Sold by all sta
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Facts Worth Knowing.

Gurney's colored photographs unsurpassed.
Quincy Pain photographs perfect gems.
Gurney's daguerreotypes were never equalled
Gurney's establishment Ia The Oldest and extensive In
he world
Quincy connection with any other establishment
Quincy has not removed branch OF his establishment 10
any part OF the city.
Quincy has received testimonials for his skill than
other artift in the profession
GURNEY's palace OF art is No $40 Broadway corner
Leonard street. New York.
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baby, and nothing viii make the little pets than fon
tancs s0di6ed of Wild flowers II is ~ be used like
soap washing them and also be used by their mothers
and fathers Cor cleansing teeth shaving &c Lxurousy per
TUNED aud ell ganty prepared. Try H. e. H. RING and C.
v. CLICkENER A co, Wholesale agents.
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An entirely patent; capital improvement superior TO
all others; less less fuel has perfect and
laundry heater; the above hot and heat
gallons OF all the time by the
fire; give satisfaction; references par
ties using them who delighted with them.
GRISW0LD * BLANCHARD,
No Clinton Hall ormery Aston place Opera House, and
Eighth New York.
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respectfully INFORM his former patrons and The public In
that be has removed from 594 Broadway and has
taken the 500 broadway Twentieth street where
they find splendid assortment of plain and decorated
china fancy articles real bronze candelapras sc
Also rich plain and pressed glass from the iacory
Messrs. j. Souvenel Co, 2U3 Centre street Also
large English china, all Of which he viii
sell at prices cash Glass made and cut order
CHARLES sT0uvENEL, s99 Broadway.
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are superior oa others Their improvements secure
perfect comfort 70 The wcarer natural elegance and dra
by unrivaled and only harmless hair dive Is applied
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are cautioned against purchasing articles pretending
the Of the baum OF thousand flowers for pertaining
he breath and heaufng the complexion The popularity Of
thai article has brought forward host ccunereers
genuine unless signed by fETRID9E 90. For sale by
all respectable druggists who rown down counloresrn and
mi o~orp
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Wilder's Patent Salamander Safe
PROOF SAFE WORLD.
Warranted free from dam pness.
Depot No. ~ Water street, near Wall, New York.
b. q. WILDER CO,
Patentees and manufacturers
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liver complaint and lack Of 10 the system nothing
produced the eject Hoseers vegetable stomach
b,ers The sale rnmt No weak ennaciated
Afford neglect them Sold by al grocers druggists and
hotels BARNES PARK, wholesale agents. New York
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yOung Gentlemen's Hats.
new and beautiful style just issued by
BEEBE CO.,
Hf0a Iva
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Lea d PeIr1n's WOrcestcrshlrc sauce
Quarts plnts half pitts. and imperial gallon jars JOHN
DUNCAN SONS 4o5 Broadway sole agents ior the uned
Sfases
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Norris MeSweeney Mrs Stark and four children Mr.
Trewpy, wife and three children Simeon. Total a.
Fer Havre in the steamship Barcelona Piper Mrs Hen
ry Aker and daughters A de Valentine and LADY >
Beer Oh Gss Mrs de Vameau and child Marchand de Cor
lady Mrs Marehand Miss Marchand Henry Noble,
Bauman III Rittermann Dayy Emile Lancelo Ed Knecht,
Brumer sdore Maria Fred Chs Brod lady and children
Mrs Dol Domngues Mrs Regner, Isdore Tosse, Louis Bor
dot Chs Antane Augn Perez Fos Bordes Vor Sicard Phi
Schlater, d. kenaut John de Wite, Gustave Mosche
Waree, Ihophe Huber, lady and two children
For Savannah, in the steamer Alabamn.-Wm Wilson, ID
ilson, Denham, William Denham Charles X Frost,
ii Goodman Lianor Miss Fraser Miss Wiley, Fraser,
Jacob Walter, Geershofer, Bookman; vanniel j W
Blandin Trevett Thompson, Smith Miss Ella Moore,
Miss lea Haviand Miss Amelia Moore Miss Ida Stewart
Regensten, Cohen; e Cooke Shelton, Gen hyde.
u SA, Hayden f Hill, r WEIGH, Miss Ferguson, Miss
Fizmmons. James Goddich Blacksock, VIM Vein,
Cohen, Z solomon, Thomas Prendergast, Sbehan, I
Rogers and daughter Mrs Maria wainwright Miss Hyde,
Miss Fanny shya Reynolds and lady, Mrs VIM Pris
ey, George Hetterich and lady, Mrs A A Holiness Mrs
Bishope, George Whittemore lady rhd and servant Miss
For son Asa Boore Geo Baker. Charles Stevens and
daughters Mayo, Capt Ledley, Richards and Is steer
age
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Presidential test voesThe subscribe being duly sworn
do depose and that the baong of the adult vsterg who
yeted yesterday at The Museum stood as follows
IOnly received With each purchased ticket,
snd except paying adult vsers permitted vote
For Fillmore In each hundred votes ~
For Buchanan In each hundred votes. 10
Fer Fremont in each hundr ed votes ............. 81
JOHN GREENWOOD, Jr., Z Proprieors of
III. d. BUTLER, Barnum's Museum
" HB1HS vfbseN, Ticket Receivers.
sworn before this Goth day of September 1885, SMITH
LANE, Commissioner of Deeds.
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received 100 dozen French porcelain din
ner plates per dozen breakfast and plates, equally
cheap the China Hail. No. SIS Broadway, above ev snh
street. j. X. KERR.
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The schuykn Canal has about the deficiency
from last yea- accustomed by the tardy opening OF nav
CATION iastsprng The receipts by only l5s tons
less than those Of the period last year. The Leheb
Canal and Reading Railroad still considerably behind
hand, with no prospect Of overcoming the deficiency BY
the Lehgh Valley Railroad however, 1045l3 tons have
been carried to Market which considerably educes tn
apparent deficit the products Of that coal region.
The Washington Union, in reference TO land warrants
says:
The land warrant market has undergone materia
charge since last report. IN consequence OF the
supply having increased. the demand less active
during the past week, We quote buying and selling
rates 10 day ar follows, viz