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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-29

HEItE.--SeEerai Pheasant ROOMS, with
: ! Board may be had ct the Boarding House of the
NJ !sses MURRAY, on Grsce, between 5th and 9th
.teets they having concluded to remain at their pre-
,rut residence. A few gentlemen can be accom- mo-
isfr6 ss DAY hosrGers. sc Cts
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BOARDING.

fI1yE REVERE HOUSE, corner of Fran
| i'm sE3 50 streets will be opened on the LIST of
October next, under the superintendent of Mrs.
NhaTtoa.
Families aud day boarders can be comfortably ac-
accommodated se 23-2w
DKfSATE BUAkDING.--NErs. TH0S. =.
1 TAYLOR, residing Clay, between 4th and
5th streets would be pleased to accommodate gen.
tlr...u md bis wife with board Also three four
y.ar, ladies' VINO may wish to attend school in the
city, But prefer boarding in private family.
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:, SoTtCE..-The subscriber would
g. ,rsst rrsrectfully inform his customers aud
EA The public generally. that he has just re-
~. .,nyusi ffsns the North with beautiful as
'aasDnt ot WATCHES tGold and Silver, and JEW.
tertas az at any other establishment in
the city. ,.aa,,n. se5t
IT EnNagD KERsEY, No. is Wes. Main at,
=" few doors below the St. Charles Hotel.
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eoHAssrorDEncs Or 1ns DisslTcas
. PHIIaDI.ra!A .. Ser g -Eh. Isisnlsl , coay. :.
at St Luke's Church. On "wednesday mornlng next.
Bishop Deans, Of New Jersey viii preach TIE ser.
mont The Holy Eucharist WIN bs celebrated and
1t the conclusion Of this soiemnity, the House VIII
engage .ss Ss asssrssoss q i dis rsiss.s I'D, 3
the Prayer Of the Msmosialist9 suggesting very
important changes In the Ritual and Csnons, With
the view Of dispensing mcrs widely among non-
Episcopal denomlnauonA, and 10 tho masscs. th0
The Memorial has been prepared By ths Rsv. DR..
Muhisnberg. OF New York. A "Counter Memo
riar has also been issued, asking for the res
tsration Of thel Athauasian Greed, distinct re-
cognitlon Of the doctrine Of BaptismAl Regensrs-
tion the reservation Of the Euehasiss for The sick
and fmpotent, and after suggesting other additions
and novelties, the petitioners ask aor the I'm redi-
ate remission Of the sentence OF indeAnite suspen-
sion, passed n, upon the Right Rsy Henry Ustiek
This morning. between three and four O'Clock,
Mr. William Phinl4yson was found lying upon tho
sidewalk In front of the Ridgway House, at the
corner OF Arch street and Delaware Avenue, with
his skull dreadfully shattered He was immediate
ly taken into the hotel and medical aid was SUM-
moneA, but 1t was of avail as his injuries were
Of SO serious character that he died In about an
hour after having been picked up
The parade of the Butchers, which is arranged
to come off ON the 9th of October, promises to be-
q very imposing affair. There viii be sixteen
hundred mounted men In the line, besides car
riages, and various devices on wheels. The pro-
cessien viii, 1t is estimated, be three miles in
length.
Yesterday afternoon, colored man namsdI saac
Lawrence. employed as engineer In the printing
establishment of King e Baird, in Sanson ssrest,
was caught in the machinery and injured % seri
ousy that be died during the night at the Pennsyi
vania Hospital whittier he was taken at the time
the accident occurred
The forty seventh trade sale, by n. Thomas d.
Sons, commenced on Tuesday, and thus far an i'm
mense amount OF valuable books have been dis.
posed of at excellent prices, the attendance being
large from all sections Of the country, and the bid
ding quite spirited
Edwin Forrest, thetragedian, commences An en-.
gagcment here Monday night. s4
Episcopal Conrsntion-Shrifrs Sale = S;ckRess 81
Mayor Hall, Of Brooklyn- Congregational Nominav
tioas, &c.
coRREsPoNDEEeE or THE DIsPATcHs
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:, IA n, j. n 4 X r Il q D. o Al X W,
\ ppsf,TICaI, WATCH MAKER. Garner

Al W NJ. j. ~ h u II ~ ,. " w Is w,
~ PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER, corner
AZ Eleventh and Main streets requests the
AAEastteuticn of strangers visiting the city. to
- that he gives his entirs attention TO RE-
a.JRlNG exclusively. Every description OF
" ystehes Clocks aad Je~etry, repaired ss well and
ts bs6 over twenty years pereDce at his trade,
~ ~ Enslspa and the United States. he is war
sfeG iu assuring satisfaction to si who may patron
- biul All he asks 10 trial
i'' WM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
,y..,h ana Clock Maker, cor. Main and iith Sc,
= Its uesTly opposite the American Hotel.
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DEATH OF GEORGE STEERS s-The New York
papers bring the sad intelligence Of the sudden
death of George Steers, the eminent ship builder
he was riding on the Long Island Plank road,
wnen MS morse took fright throwing him to the
ground, striking with great force on his head and
shoulders. The injuries he received were so se-
we're that he died on Thursday night, few hours
after the accident occurred. Mr. Steers was 4 ma
tive of Washington City, but had lived in New
York since his boyhood Mr.. Steers exhibited
high order of mechanical genius in the pursuit 70
which he devoted the greater part of his life, He
hrst earned distinction by the construction of the
famous yacht America which won the prize in the
yacnt race of all nations, at Cowes, in 1851 The
beauty and symmetry of the United States steam.
ers Niagara and Adriatic, which were Duils under
his supervision, had recently added much TO his
fame. The adoption of Mr. Steers models in
American shipbuiiding, has greatly contributed
TO improve the character Of our vessels. He died
in the prime of life, being but thirtyfve wears of
age. = :
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aLtABI EAhnk EUh sAk4E..~1 OHeI T
for sale privately my FARM, Laurel Meadow"
situated in the county of Chesterfield, four miles
tTFa Manchester, and one and half west OF the
Broad Rock ksce Course, containing $40 acres-2oo
open aud in high state Of improvement. There
Is a!soa large piece of rich meadow land The ba'
lance is wood, q large portion heavily tirnbered.
The improvements consist OF aa excellent DWELL
ing-hons3 negro quarters, stables and barus. The
hsrns well supplied with water from branch,
BY means OF d smsll water wheel There Ia a 81 cam
engine, sbou: eight horse power, which drives the
thfeshne machine; also steam saw, grlst and pias-
ter mill.
The place ia well supplied with good water, and
has two line young orchards, peach and apple, ana IL
one OF the most healthy locations in the state.
The tetms will be made accom- modsting. Fer fur
thcr particulars apply myseif, the premises or
10 Thomas Taylor Of the hrm of Vsn-Lew. Taylor
Co, Richmond. J. WHiTEHEAp. /.
Nj post office ia Manchester. Sc e1l-d&c1m y
T'HE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 10 i'm
l. form their trends that they receiving from
Philadelphia and New York fresh supplies of FALL
GOODS, and will in a few days have in store their
entire stock which will comprise the best and most
complete assortment we have ever had and all we
ask Of friends is to call and and examine for
Themselves, before purchasing elsewh We are
G5termned to sell cheap. and give all who may be
csposed To pstroniso vslue received for their mo-
hey: Quick and ANAL profits" is motto.
We deem il unnecessary TO enumerats all the arti-
tles we have hand. Suffice 1t to say we have ev
cry hing usually kept in the dry goods line. For far
ihcr particulars call at Es38
JOHN l.. sMITHER Il BROS,
se A~im No 20 Man st..
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Fsse Sod Ssntimssss-71 Ohio Rire.
'RRKsPoFDEscE or THE DISPATCH

CINCINNATI, Sept 25.
q. on Tuesday night last. The speakers vere
quite as violent and their language entirely n
dalons ~ reports have represented thoss sunnort.
ing Fremont mont to De. One .pf thoss heard, : MI.
LEE, OF Tiffiu county In this State, said:
The South may talk OF Disunicu ss much :. q.
pieases; but Il the Southern people act upou sny
such notion there win be at the head Of this Gov.
ernment, on the 4th Of March next one John
Charles Fremont, who viii dissolue them Ii thew
Of them by hanging them between heaven and
earth" 2s7s--s AN
This sentiment. which is . pretty fair specimen
Of the whole speech, was vociferousIy appiauded.
The Ohio is lower than it has been before for
nfty years. Business, therefore, q much stagna-
sGQ.
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Episeopal Conrsntiom-Shrifrs Sale = Sickness 81
Mayor Hal, Of brooklyn Congregational Nomina. /.
fioas, &c.
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DIED.
DEC. 90. CHARLES HENRY DUNN, il

ptNN-On Sunday Dee 30, CHARLES HENRY DUNN in
the sd year Of he age. <u.,. q,
The relative, and friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend his funeral "wednesday, Jan a. 10 O'Clock
AT the residence Of his father, Nathaniel Dunn bghtys1th
street o few doors west Of the Fourth avenue.
GLAss-SuddeDy, Saturday, Dec r. JAMES w. GLASS
artist.
Tho friends Of the deceased requested 70 attend the funeral
nm Thursday January ct ~ from the Century
Rooms No Clinton place eighth street, without further
notice.
GRAHAM-On Monday Dec 81 MARTHA GRAHAM wife
OF Capt John Graham, aged ~ years ,
Her funeral will take place FROM her late residence the 81
Dennis Hotel Wednesday, Jan z at Her remains
will be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for internent
MAsON-on Monday Dec. 81, WILLIAM MASON aged 81
wears, months and n DAYS ,
The relatives and friends Of the family the officers and mem
hers of the Baxter Blues 18th Regiment; also the Polar star
Lodge No r. and A. NJ respectfully invited 70 a.
tend his funeral Thursday, at o'clock from bus late
residence Hudson and BarrQw streets without further
invitation.
MFyCH-On Monday, Dec. 81, at Buffalo ssed 81 year,
HORACE J. MECH, late Lieutenant IN the Regiment OF
New.York Volunteers - 90
His friends and those his father Asa B. Meech, aud his
brother William b. Mech will be nothed Of hs int men
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kyIiaIers.

Sailed from New.Bedford 2h ship Philip DelanOye (of Fair
Touched at Faya Nov. O. bark T.. C. Cowdin. Bailey Of
Dartmouth, landed Ga bbs oil 10Th ship George Wilmington,
West NewBedtord cean bark Stafford Francis do landed
letter from the first officer of bark A. r. Tucker Smith,
tod had taken 200 bills since leaving scahusno Reports
spoke date Ion 81 30 W. bark Benz Cummings jenkins,
letter Capt Wing, of ship Good Return, of N b.
port, her OF St Jaso N.y all well no oil Spoke no date
letter from Capt Babcock of bark Rodman Of N b.
ports her at ST. Jag0 Oct. u with 10 bbls. sP. oil.
letter from Capt Tucker bark Brighton Of Dartmouth.
letter from Capt Coffin Of ship Joseph Meigs Of NJ B.,
dated Honolulu Oct o. reports her with 800 bills whale o
had shipped 500 lbs bone by the Caroline, Of b. Capt COT
fin that he struck GOO bbs OIL and lost most Of bic
letter from Capt Wing Of ship Marcia N b. dated La.
haina Oct 90 reports her VIVA $50 lbs 80 do VIII Oh
Caroline of n b. The NJ bound cruise to tho south
letter from Capt soule, Of ship VIM NYe Of B. day
ed Honolulu Oct 81 reports her with 80 bbs sp 100 do VII.
oil had shipped 1900 lbs bone by the Meteor ofMystie;
letter from Capt W~ Clement, dated Hopolula, Nov.
NewBedford ready for and would sail in few days
on cruise sperm whaling
from Capt Weeks, Of ship Alexander OF ~ b. re-
ports her at Cape de Verbs date clean all well. -
AT Lahaina Oct o. ship Brunswick Butler, Dartmouth go
Heard from, date &c, bark Cape Horn Pigeon, Amy
SpoEen%Eoy t. Of Western Islands. sch g. R. sOper, Of
PROVING town for coas, Of Afrcs oil reported 4
letter from the fret officer Of bark Congsee (of Newbed
for reports her of Cape de Verbs Oct %, clean all well
letter FROM the cooper OF bark MsEion, (of NewBedd
Arr. Faya Oct 49, bark Stafford Francis New-Bedord,
la44oe1Als sp oil ship George Washington Edwards do
4Hped ~ men, and sd Nov. 4 - 10.
ysololnlu Oct H. ship Condor Kenpton, ~ b., lBD bbs
sr ESQ do VIII oil and 900 10 bone had taken % Sp 90
VIII and l00O n bone this had shipped the bone by
Shooting Star, for New-Y0rk H. .
AT do Nov ship Mary Aarhsnt Edsartown, ot b6ls oil
this season expected 10 be at home IN April . ..
AZ Hio date ship Daniel Wood TlAan, Newt Bedford
Loco VIII this season.
Az Lahsna Oct n ship Abigail Taber N. b., loD VIII. and
Is 600 b bone this - -
Heard from IN OchOtsk Sea. IL September ships Eliza ~
Mason gan New Bedford 800 0bs this season Euops,
Pease Edgartown go bbls. early ia the season Hnan.
Cook New-Bedord, wis.
Heard from date. &C, ship Louisiana Norton, New
Bedford, go sp.
letter from Capt ROwley, Of ship Orozinbo, Of New
Bedford reports her Ochotsk Sea Sept Is. with 900 bos
tllis season would remain In Ochotsk until Oct 10
letter from Capt. Norton Of ship Onw ard Of Nw'bedos
dated Lshana Oct o. reports her with u bbs sperm g 40
whale oil and 600 lbs bone Samuel freeisnd, OF Sag hsf
or third officer Of the Onward died IN tbs Ochotsk Sea ON toe
18th Sept
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Assault WITH A SwoR
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SrApB1SG CASE IN PATERsON-FATAL Results
On Christmas night man named OBnen went to
low tavern in Paterson called the Washington House,
near the Erie Railroad Station, to obtain more liquor
He appeared to be partially intoxicated at the time.
Before leaving, a quarrel arose between him and the
bartender, and the consequence fight in which
OBrien drew a pOcket-knf and inflicted some severe
wounds ON the other party. The latter, however,
obtained the weapon, and in turn so used upon his
asailant that he died in prison, Saturday last, from
The effects of the wounds Mcknight the bartender,
hes in precarious state. The tavern is described as
one Of the meanest in the place. OBren bore good
character when sober, for peaceabeness and the sad
results are to be attributed altogether to alcohol
Cry PRIsoN REPoRT-The Marshal of jersey City
reyo the commitments City Prison during the month Of
December 1855 TO be s. for ofenses follows Drunkenness
50; drunk and dsOrdery, 2 petty larceny, y assault % ia
eeny suspicion OF passing counterfeit money VAgahcy =
ATTEMPT burglary Total Sc The nativity Of the prisoners
il stated as oOws. Ireland 40; England 81 Germany u
United States !; cOloIed, total, %
WATCH NlGHr-In conformity with the custom in
Methodist churches W ach Night" duly observed in Trinity
NJ T. Church street Jersey City services commenced
o'clock and consisted Of discourse appropriate 20 the ocs
son singing and prayer which continued until the aa'eho De
Nev-YeaI
A man named William Wambaugh was arrested on
FRIDAY night and locked up in the Mercer County Jail
being 10 the death of TN German Sesbod whose
body found in the cuvert the Delaware aud Raan
Canal below the ThreeMle Locks in the Summer oflSL
Edward Norton, the burglar who escaped from
the Mercer County Jail the 10th of December,
arrested On Saturday night last in Trenton
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
Cleared.

shp-Louise Maria, (Brem) Wenke. London. Meyer 4
sturkeD Leah Latham Antwerp, Post Smith Co r. earn
ley Whitmore Antwerp. Post Smith Coi X. Kelly Bars
tow, LIVERPOOL, BOYD Iincheni Sc. Dennis Foiansbee
Hsvrr, Boyd Hinchcu.
BaTks-H spading spalding, Cardenas r. ". Trundie r
seeor, Paine So Marks, Smslwood Anderson Co Esco
riaxa, Ryder, Havana Mora Nephew; Knderdyke Onwe
hand, Trinidad, Punch Meincke
Bngs-hary, Bacon Charleston Dunham Dimon.; Corde
ia, (Br1 Morris Glasgow u. r. DeWof; Baltic (Brl Bee
man Abaee e. Aesery Kate Anderson Mahoney, CsrdeHa
Y. J. Peters Beatrice, whscu, IT, Jago Cuba G. z. J.
Peters.
Son; H. Jones, Gsrvon Plymouth John Ashbash Sarah
EIaesh smith, Sew'iay.n, masterI D. !. wsrne s liar
Charc.ton, MeCready Mott S. stephen, MeGrcg
", Calais DoWola Starr Co. oraPeAke, Williams, Fair
tsld mss,eTi CsT's todeal brown Bremen p psyen'Sst
Hchumaekcr o. H. Lcg LopeF. New bern g. Ia fersoni NJ
Bgfgcs, Wsriwr AIaebo, brett, Son Coz Adele, COIN
Wilmington. D. G. Murray Myroyer, Hqrton, Wilmington,
McCreaAy hot Co Lockout, Butler, Trinidad, o. r. j.
Potefs, NJ. Jswott THOMPSON AloNanna A Dodse Co I;
Hanover, Mhlprs Richmond, L. ". fcnon; ). T. Gree,
Nnrrfs MnLlt. laio q Mallll.
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Shin SION, King tepr Boson) cslshsn. Boston d. Ia
h.st 10 smith Son Was OF the Floating Lisht on ne
sht Of The th INST compelled TO haul Oh shore -
Sbp Young AmeTca (DED BAbcock MsnlA 100 Dc, sagef
and benp 10 Geo Daniels Sid IN com win shrs Painfero
Coss for london Challenge. Kennes for New fork In d.
Han Noyuns Star Srear NewOeansO as muse 70 osst-
rxnereneed yerv hesvy weather on the passage
Bari Koophanae Hol) Hjelmsou, Shields " a. eos 20
Brs Free Trader (BE) Elder, Elder, Windsor Is S' Psf
Bs Vdar (Sor) Thin Newcastle 10 ds coal to order De-
Is lsf a. lon 60 large ship YseFosged Aa Aoenaoun
had only the stump Of ulsst standings W" eo"PseS
sehT ANA Kinks of Provinee,Own) PeI'o Cseeno y a.
coffee hides and flst, 8 de Azre9a JoSe So esse 20
Wsdleish Kros Been DAYS Of hstfeAs with very hes
weather lost bboor. Sid IN COM WITH Sr orrih eA s
Nsw-N ork. -. a. A.. - 49,,
Dodge a Co =. -. . g.. ,f..-,.n 4
70 T.periresd very heavy weather. stove oniwas &C
Schr Isis Chase Boston ds, mdse. 20 master - .
Schr Robert T. Stockton, EUtne 6eorseo"n " - n0Ue
'" Srbr a. Tsylor Hooper, Great FIX Hsleor wood
schr Correlis Hover Wilmington Del, nour TO master
schr Henry Jaynes AdTdse, Baltimore Tor bosen "a,
his rort for more men, having been able TO OBTAIN n
Gent crew in Baltimore. n. a. Il,
sb, Trident of south Thomastonl Snow, Daren d. nsvh
,,ors, 10 master Experienced heavy weather.
BELOW-t bark and brg$
NIND-Durn the day w. > W..
The l,,,e Quantities Of drft inside m Appearance IN or
rivers ami bays last light and this morning
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SECOND BOARD.
Sales Of Stocks AT Philadelphia.

GReported for The N y TRIBUNE BY J. r. & H. b. FRYl
BeardlOo City IS so 100 do, 9o 800 DO b. s9:
IFS Civ Warrants g2I; fah sa4' 700 70 40 Us
COO Readins Il n 6s iSG9s loco Aeg Co 6s Cornell u
1000 Cam Amboy R.R 6s, GA Is; q Penn Ph' ~ n
n Penn RR 23t; 10 Reading RR., i6l DO. u.s. % do,
cash 45j; BAN Amboy r. r., l2; IL City be- So Is
Consolidation Bank, 24 Girard Bank, cash, ls % do,
b5, ll2. - ~ ,oo p,,
RR cash n. 80, .o.o r.. -.
rants cash s 1900 do 92g ~ do, cash 92l 1000 Alee
Co 6s Council u: 1000 s. Nav 6 3D. ~ % Penn Rk, ~
20 Reading RR a. do b5 aud int lG. 50 do. 46!; Cau
den ard Amboy RR., l23; Leheh Nav 49,
After Boayd-ioO City 6s, soi 80 Reading RR' 46t
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MARRIED.

BrRKETT-LoGAN-on Thursday evening Dec, sy The
Rev james Meti q his re.,enes No ~ lag sever
Mi"sARAH ANNE LOGAN Of Dsnbury, Conn.
rLoYp-PARMALEE-At Lowell, W, on TUESDAY; DEE 2;
hS the Rev Daniel Warren, Mr.. CHARLES tlIOlD 81
S.w.York City. 20 Miss HELEN C. PAhMALEE, eldest
daughter Of Lewis d. PAmaee esq, Of the former place
RANDLE-PINKNEY-At Wilton, Conn, on Thursdayj Dec.
Mis-. FANNIE H. dsugher OF j. w Pinkney esq., OF that
place.
Northbrdse, Mas at the residenee
Of the brides father Tuesday evening Dee . BY the ne
Mr. CLARK HENRY s. Taft OF San Francisco, Gal, TO
EMMA A. daughter Of Israel PlumIner, esq,
C.r.E In ci.rnr lnIncra
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Philadelphia Markets

Philadelphia Markets. MONDAY, Dec ST.
CoTToN quiet and unchanged FLOUR is held firmly, but
the quiet quote 80 for standard brands and
10 IS for CORN MEAL lower; sales Of Pennsylvania
Is RYE LLOUR-Smal sales at SO l2l WHEAT
and held above buyers views with little nothing dong reds
worth &c. and white ~ Corn stationary with sales Of
5000 bush yellow 75a 7sc RYE less active 30
OATsNo sales Southern quoted 4gi2c GROcERIEs
Not much doing and holders very firm The Provision market
dull and unsettled; sales made public WHISKY
Is limited request SIC for hhds., and 3sc for bbs
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Trnpted 70 g. 5 Mint Phasd for COINAGE. $50 IS 20
The money market on call continues to be stringent,
although scarcely so much As Saturday. Call loans
are nouinally p cent, but much higher rates have
been paid for temporary accommodations. Paper i
ealo y per cent for first class and in good demand
The large disbursements 10 be made during the week
amounting to not less probably than eight millions of
dollars. must have favorable influence, although We
do not look for any immediate important relief.
comparatively easy money market II almost uniyer-
sally anticipated during January. The new year CON-
nences with good promise, and We hope to avoid the
disasers which shook the financial world last January
First class paper during that month was l2dl5
cent and the fixtures Of Messrs. Page & Bacon, Wads
worth g. Sheldon, and number of other leading
houses here and at the West, gave a great shock
TO confidence This recovered FROM and the
specie in Bank running up to seventeen
millions, the money market became easier until Md
summer when call-lOans were down to 81 6 2 cent
and paper 7as T. cent. During the activity of the
Fall business money rates again to e cent on
call and l0a12 y cent on paper. With the exception
of intermittent pancs in the stock market the latter
part Of the year has been free from serious dsastes
and the business of the year has been generally very
profitable. We presume there has not been for sew
eral years one during which so safe and profit
able a business has been done by our jobbers
grocers and tradesmen generally. The street
has been subject to the usual fluctuations
some of them to serious extent but the prices of stocks
are generally higher than at the period Of last
year and in some instances the advance is large. The
largest fall has been in Harlem, which has gone from
3OI to III; and the largest advance in Galena and
Chicago, which has improved 90 to 1929. We annex
4 -
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fssvrsslsemeatl
~. rnr.r ISnatINa REMEDY for Asthmah

,rss,n and All asssscs Il NE Aoa, and lgns W ~
rAcs,anas have been resctcd q heah me
-, 49, n, Al. u,t,eana rsnclrai cnce No SsS hroaswS
80 sSa Az a NJ Rive Nc isa eraadway fuce ony, -
.1,..S ,t CVSrts VIII ~ a. the ofeo daily f'm TWO
49, ~Ass, he nssy he consulted itNo 81 ehsisc
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a. -, -. ,As result Invaahe and the opinions Q, the
80. s,trs- Ayna sniuent public men and 'ae ~ %
- ~ ,Ass..e.s n tnpis the guarantees
-, ,s.. cserei hs OLtvpS n GOLDSMITH Nt@ 90 hf's"
-. "a 81 FULTON At. RrcCklNh
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