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snow experienced 10 that locality for very long period
The storm set in Christmas night with severe frost
and heavy downfall of In the neighborhood OF
Skpton M effects very disastrous and they have been
experienced with less severity throughout the whole
of the Craven district in which the farmers have sustained
like avalanche before H. and the sheep have had 70 be
dug from the drifts three and four yards In depth Doe
farmer who had nearly FIVE hundred sheep out has scarcely
recovered 1.-THE OF them alive On Conistone moor thirty
sheep were taken out dead from OF the drifs On
Embsay nine were found huddled together in sim
gle hole On Craeow Fell large number were either
Rmohered In the snow-drfs frozen 10 death. Indeed
throughout the whole neighborbood similar disastrous
Losses have been experienced by the farmers The keen frost
has still continued at night with partial thaws curing the
day. izaga ssaH Z
SUspEssIos BRIDGE FROM NEW YoRK TO BRooKLYS.-0ne
Of our exchanges says;s5sa
Mr. John A Roeblng of Trenton who constructed the
Niagara suspension bridge, and is building similar
bridge the Ohio from Cincinnati to Covingtop sug
gess the construction Of suspension bridge from Brook
centre to allow the passage Of the talles vessels
der It. Over the bridge two railroad tracks TO be laid
upon which passenger trains 10 be every h minutes
The trains to be drawn of wire ropes passed
over machinery to be moved by stationary steamengnes
at each end of the bridge massive store column each
end, 300 feet in height to sustain wire cables TO which
the tracks to be attached. The estimated of the
work will be two millions of dollars which, it is calcua-
ted, will yield net income of 100000 leaving very
handsome profit" - sE AZ
Cold WEATHER KANsAs--At Lawrence, Kansas, on
the 10th instant the thermometer stood at eight degrees
beow The river frozen up and all business
at stand. At Topeka the thermometer degrees
below zero. # .. 81 a @ssa.
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~, -...-. 49,, -....,.a - N N t.,or.or .nI
,'s,sls -. h.,,' $3.50
mNna.ss' 80 ga. ~.,.sa ;, s,oo ooo and Va
y ~ $50 80 :. 49, :, sss ooo -
sD 40 oao A ''fs' i'ipS0' $3.50 'rN'N
~, M Stv,OOV, l.. A., p.u.., ITa, A.,
ne nis va feA'enee 70 - . .n0 VS. ~, aNa
49, ~, ~ ioAe"'s ~ '.e - -, :,
~ ing 49, pn.,,u "a p"un
W p,es' ooAis " 'Ae 1''s-I -, - ! ~,
- 49, ae',o. "''H "''' 'AA ' F''
$780, ~, 1870 Ia. s,9
40 $3.50. o'i0e I" 70 en'oy u'sNo''u V'o
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Markets.
OPTICAL.

~ IS. .a DEPARTMENT or STATE,
..t att ~. .ss Washington, January %, le.J-
Information has bssn recsved at this department. from
Cumpsell Esq, The United States London Of
Of Charles Gsaser board the ship Nail Thompson On
voyage Of the said sel from Calcutta London.
Tiff rN ', ,gs1ssE .tEH }H lne f'..s8F {.
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Fire IN PhIadelph;a.

PMLaDELPHA jan 29Fire commenced last night in the
city property Chestnut above Third which
three upper stores occupied by Dubosq Carow jewellers
John NJ Harper, importer OF watches and f. Gssk book
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The Lyonndise.

PHrLApELPHrA, Jan. 29.-The Ledger has Boston de-
spatch stating that two Of the steamer Lyonnsse
have arrived in the barque Essex They report that others
were probably saved by vessels in sight when they
picked up.
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.Brai.h Troop. for Ching,

NEw YoRK, Jan. 2s.-The Manchester Guardian learns
privately that Admiral Seymour applied to the governor
general Of India to send troops Canton but the latter
cned with the view Of referring the matter TO the British
| cabinet. ,0
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CARD.-we hereby notify all open accounts
n upon viii the o6h instant
and respectively presented when will be
forward and fail IN.
of eight hundred thousand family
form, without object
object and intention up
either BY each satisfactory dates.
Dec q7--3awawiff 4 HooE BRO. d CO.
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Arrivol Of the Nep York. d,o.

New YoRK, Jan. 29.--The steamship New York, from
Glasgow arrived last night She the steamer of Nam
tucket but was not ashore In distress.
Snow has been falling since last night about two nehe,
have thus far fallen sfi
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TO BE GYp-Eg By THE TIvEL Eth W.aRD DEHOCRaTTC
yat p, ASSOCIATION OF PHIL.4DELPHEa,
s.tse.ats 81. Al the Assembly Rooms, aaa ...a /.
~ ". .1 SD Louisiana avenue, Washington city. d
.,..' 4 ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH D. 1857.
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Exports of Cotton.--Loroe Stock,

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. A-The shipments of cotton to Great
Britain during the past week. from this port
bales. ..#f'"H
The stock Of cotton in all the ports of the United Saes
larger than ever before known, reaching nearly $50
bales The accumulation is owing to the backwadnes
the trade in England sending forward their ordesprer-
ring they do to wait for the lower prices which they
eve will yet rule. VI. .. fr4est ssH a...
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Grand Inauguration Ball, for the Bench Of the
G-gH Poor OF Washington City. T. u
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More Rsorui;fs for Walker.

New YonK, Jan. 29The steamer Tennessee sailed foi
in Nicaragua. slaa.H 81 DtAHt1a
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so.s Of The Schooner Relic

n. Loss Of fhe Dchoonr ReTtJ. n Z.
New YoRK, Jan. 20.--The schooner Relief from Alexan
dra Providence foundered Crew saved and
rived at Boston. -raf8f .a.f. ssf IN asasl
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| ~ Arrival of Steamers.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2s-The screw steamship Clyde, from
| Glasgow 10th inst, arrived this morning. 90.
The French steamship ygs has arrived in eighteen DAYS
passage from Havre.
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rOEAI, I'VE this lnrge invoice
" Of very elegant coral jewery Of the styles.
Also, sons cameo, Florentins, Mo-aic, sc. .
To above, well large assortment Of diamond,
~, w. CALF b BRO,
Jewellers, D4 Pennsylvania avenus,
Jan 3o--3H Between Nh and loih
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NEW YoRK, jan 29.--The sloop-of-war jamestown ar
rived Monrova November %, from Sierra Leone,
sailed for Cape Palmas December Q.
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LAKE ERIE IN wrNTER,-Lake Erie is now vast field
Of ice it is stated far the eye reach from shore
shore Along the shore the ice is ne smooth and solid
and covered at all practicable hours with troops of skaters
while further away it is covered with snowy crust upon
which skaters never venture
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The SouTu GROWING IoE,-In nearly all parts o
the South the people harvesting ice with the expeca
ton that supply will be needed from the North
summer 1t has been uncommony cold at the South th
The ice in the habor of Norfolk is reported b.
from to 10 inches thick. .r
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aWith respect to the participation Of force OF Costa
Rcans in the seizure and transfer Of the alluded
TO- must observe that these steamers having been for
months past employed in embarking In this port and
conveying the parties with whom Costa Rica is now
carrying active hostilites and munitions of war
it appears that acknowledgement prohibited by the
law OF nations from preventing the execution of such
operation by belligerent party
al have the honor Nc
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70 an armIns eXent Exact statistics on this matter are
difficult 10 obtain thns FAR only few OF the wa'ds
ed suciept 70 alarm those Who believe education 70 be
the foundation OF safe society, and 10 cte them 70
renewed energies In behalf Of !" consummsuon % do
In he Eleventh ward, the captain Of police amer
close examination, has given the numors OF rusut
In portion Of the Eighteenth ward log sss, Of the Third
avenue, the census, ~ taken BY the Board OF school
onc.r, shows 2esi non sendsnis between the ages Of
The persons engaged In charitable lsbors the Fourth
and Seventh wasos estimate the number OF SUCH child
Those Of me Eighth and Ninth are though, 10 reach 70
veral thousand.
anything approaching this proportion he true Of the
ssnd children be,seen the OF ave and sixteen who
nee partak ng In the beneni Of public education So
Jar your COMMITTEES can learn the causes are varlous
appears he the poverty OF large portion Of our for
esn residents compelling them 10 employ tnoh children
In petty m Get trades during the school OF the das
Beside ths Members are vifuy wuant and engaged
IN pilferlng and begging.
ence Of parents or the IDLE habits Of the sm'. are
OF The absence OF the children from the schools
trDUSrRiAt SCHOOLS
To remedy these evils n humber OF private orrauys
tons have been formed the last three four years
which have opened what called "lpdustris Schools
iov this class Of children Your committee are hsppy 70
express their high commentator Of the voluntary aud
sell denying sbors OF these osssnz sons By the AID Of
visters and by HE ipducemen Of industrial branch,
OF the poorest claus Of children.
with the "Chdrens Aid Socisty, are assoolsied Eve
sJcn schools containing 1t71 pupils one evening school
for Italian chdren-ee pupils and evening scncc or
news boys-s7a pupils In addition, the other Industrial
schools IN the city probably contain eli together some
$50 scholars Masking In all abort 400 children OF the
lowest class brought under this educational nlue1oe
Your committee have reason 10 believe tost toe re
suhs OF these schools have been very hsppy and thss
the benev, lent persons engaged In them have proved
thu. all children, however poor viccusy uHinei,
be brought within the reach OF school instruction
Still theJ also feel that labor ot this kad ought nos
10 be burden few, and that the distraction Of as
poor peculiarly belongs 70 the whole puoc. and there
fore 70 the sphere Of this Boart. They observe also,
lhsi Es lusxvcno1 u these thirty or forty shsessed
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II T. MACD0NALD, VI. ID. OCULfsT INFORMS Wis
~ patients that he has moved his Office from III dreens
street 70 so Brosdwsy. Hours nom nn6P ~ We 800
y Hsoset % " IuspdHs M sAwiAN
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Beard of Es1ucatiou.


Ths second meeting Of his body for this year held
on Wednesday evening In the hail OF the Boardprcsle
Green In the chair. After the Disposal Of minor bu.
siness the President 10 read ssAtemsnt In
gard the past and present condition OF the free school
system Of this city.
This document 10 exceedingly volumuous aud would
view Of the whole System which the Board Of Eiucs
ton founded, giving minute &C ount Of tbs various
Departments under IT. control and the duties
Of the various ofisors, from the Prcsidert down
70 the humblest jan,or OF schoslhousa. II gives
. sketch OF the aud progress OF the free
school syatem, the incrsased demands 90 the Boarf
every year. the salaries paid 10 the different officers nader
u. the numbsr Of persons empoyed, the psoportonaAc
mount OF sssres paid 10 teachers toe expenses OF the
ssmy ane the various studies Ia which the pu pills
gsseo, The discipline adopted 10 the vaoos schools tue
iohucpce OF concerts and publ, exhibitions In which
pupils take part The total rased for school pur
poses for 1857, n stated at l00BO which spoears
irrespective OF the sum Of S3s3. sos which, By gene
raj lay OF the STATE II raised upon the taxable property
OF This city, and 10 be used and expended ususanne
schools In other parts Of tue sa In regard 70 the en-
pcnses ~ here set forth the President speaks ss fol
lowps-
We have provided for the expenses OF The year s5 the
OF tl00 4l0 81 and duty the b. ginning Of tn
year 10 ain what will be the current expenditure for the
year IN the various departments such az for teshes saA
gurec tor current set sacrey and nvtoa
hy suhcen for these purposes hat the END OF
NE year We shall not be sitting an empty treasury unable
70 answer the claims OF those DO look 10 discretion aud
prudence IN the Of these funds for mf nev 70
vide their daily bread aud that not portion Of
The fund necessary 70 keen the system alive for the purpose Of
On motion, Eve hundred copies we're ordered 70 be
printed,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SAtunoAr, Feb. Z, I31T
Byour-Tbe rghtness Of tbs stock caused holders 70
oct previous prices not III hstandiog fovoGn
pcvs, and the tales oraosd about 900 oOe bb6
including 70 good sac for export at % 40 Q
- CO. viii EXTRA do cncny 10 the local trade ct Ss 90
aN 90 wheat was IN light stock aud a. mly held rhS
sales embraced about 900 bushels nlchigaa red q
81 So prime 10 choice white ana red vers held a. tan
prices. Oorp-wuh the ne opening OF communicates
with the Atlantic docks, active aud slss
80 600 40 900 bushels western mixed were msds q
100. Pork-rh- market Was weaker, and closed with
tendency to lover prices. the sales embraced abous
200 900 bills, including mess 81 Sal - e2i ~,
and old do as $40 IS $50 90. sod prime sif rs SIS
Cotton firm and active, and closed n advance Of
80 per 10 with fair amount Of sales whlskey-Salss
OF SEQ bbls we're made st 2sc. NO from sors asA
nom railroad
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Personal InfelIlpence.

Mr. Edwin Forrest, the rasedsas, 10 confined 10 his
hotel by attack OF govt
Madame Cora De wuhorst % dangerously III OF optical
Inflammation and brain fever To ooosequsnce she will
not be able 70 sing Of the Academy again during
present season.
New York, and Gloss, Eco. Of Nebrssss Territory,
have been admitted attorneys sad councillors OF TIE
pr.me Court Of the United States
The Secretary Of the Treasury Apo n,ed John a.
Eaton, Esa superintendent Of stucton for
Chicago, Illinois.
ne resignation Of First Iieu,su.a, Joseph RysoIds,
take effect February Is, 1857.
The French Gross Of the Legion OF Horror been
ferrd on the two sauors. Lugu re and Cboupst for
OF the Iv onnas.
Emil spsnsenburg has been recosn'red By the Prcsi.
dent as The Consul OF the Grand nuohy Of Baden, Nh
wauke, Wisconsin; and rbeophla' Pate hes also been
recognized Consul OF Bremen for Tho por. Of PhA-
depbs.
Lit OF Americans registered the banking ON 20 OF the
American European prets AMI Exchange Com pany,
Ps'is, from Jsnssry TO January 90, 1857 =
Esnry sums Kane Edwin Hnlyer, ). J. Burgess, T.
scGon-iey 4 : Lew ard soy o W wrsM. + coulru,I
@,s i lpeon ~ pe Goas M S. sSsS : Gus
rSs s.,s ula: :fiS , g Sssp aud &
W. Gregory New Jersey, Z. sses, Keniuosy.
For Hasrs, In steamship Arass NJ Ard Mr.. ,,ar.. and
ohld, ~ lie Bccand l. Deysu u Uarssrhe q Ginrard
~ sna nfe Nog 2chi, rem and servant; Dionsisr a
neide Mrs Leso MIS- i.aso Cirrus Sodeid Chas
Weed h'ierer Me Leon, Ainev Ne snd Mrs thinner.
man tour % ~, two servants aud urls: Martin
torNeMc = tini-rman. Ointrrman. Bowler w Rem.
pier hoert h, Heychbiler, Capt St.-hope Dur.
and bslamev. j Petereon Brencesr. Mrs A Doubet,
re- b..nes Mich Larry. chs Calm Nj Weber Total 81.
ser eissg.w, u he steamship cyde-P Stewart London,
wv; httdy, Joseph Queen New York Jacob A Carnaby
laoy and ueice suton Cw John Ncswaln Buffalo Peter
NcArhur, Chicago; James Anderson Pharephua; John
Gllespie ard lady Douglass Toronto CIV: A Ssewart
Hamilton CIV J Gilchrst Abanv; Y Grievs. law and two
.hlrren. Rochester; Ferguson, Boston, J Muir. New
rork' Murray, Hartford, Ct; Darling. Rochester
Fs savannah. IN The steamship F,orfda-wm rhotnas
y ~ t.ts'fooss w Dickerson, T. VI DlckeryCu John
Mem fLencr loup. George Niue, White, "a Dufy md
IdY y Elliott aud lady Louis charles ami isiy Coron
ar soy Ms- Phehe Dsey Mrs Bapt Ccoper " l. Bon
net Boulenser WIN Lewis ricoinb, John X Mls
Pover Mrs Irancis Bower children Mes faro me
keth MS Lahockeu and three children 4, HobrUok
ohCHk Rev j Hammond, Friesman-sni Is In the
For Charleston in ,he Steamship Nashvle Mrs Par.
yer sn1 na Mics N0ultrie Mrs Geo Nor and mad Msses
Moifs Iogusend. Horsey. = Ioeire-, Mr. Carter,
n y IrewR e Sargent Mss Moves Nes Nav hatOn
nrs Mct'ee Coeuet lady, child and Mrs Car.
mchael MISS Bodhsh T. Haseline Jas tIol imam, II
stsortsk WIS tulr and nsn " Marshall = Gcaitie Jr
$40 ady WIN toCgeehslL Joshua Blake mo Phillips,
tshag John Bar-ipSn ard ,v.fa Itss white VIM n
uunrma Charein l. Poloue, VIM Trsuty A Csvenprr'
fers- Fsisr'on, Dunlop, sad even a The seerpss,
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wnliamsburg City News.

An Aosp LADY vNrrmnED NJ THE Cos1ps,cs CANS -
The fact OF IN aged lady very veil dressed and OF res.
pectabs appc~aoe having been found wandering in the
streets OF Williamsburg Wednesday nigH vss men
toned yesterday sne appeared 70 be deransed aud no
n ormaton Of her resdcnce could be obtained
she was taken 70 the residence Of Captain GAhsde In
Fifth street. and kindly cared for but seemed 70 desire
p-sh but rest she retired 70 bed, and did no lesre
Until yserday afternoon, when she arose refreshed IN
ocuy AID mind. ap from her statement tnst ner
nsme Caharipe Malcy and her residence 81 CncfnnsN,
whes che owns house and other property, having Inst
Ter shsnd In January last pest About week since
che started visto brohern law tn hddlssovn, c.,
tn two trunks, and amer paying the passage having
t1o 10 moro. A. Ptaburs she stopped 81 hotel over
nifhs and vas there advised BY female 70 Rsvel In
company with gentleman Who pretended thst he was
CT mirE on 10 New York Mrs. haby accordingly gave
Der rupts In the strangers charge, and sec handed him
the $500 for se Keeping and pay her expenses out Of
AZ the 1y stston the stranger cf the cars, and also
took with hin, the trunks The KEYS OF the honsc were
In one 1.-THE Trunks and possible that the stranger
may visit CinGunsu and rob the house. Ms hsby ar
rived In New York Wednesday last without any
money. end wandered about the city, but NO one would
sive Der shelter BY means unksowu 10 herself
she wandered 70 Williamsburg where she cared tor
/" above stated. Letters have been despatched 70 her
friends 10 hddlesovr and 10 daughter In Louisville In.
forrins t1em o. her Whereabouts.
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---~"s' ~~s'''' nj ha Cf0nn8
The receipts on the k,asss Oily '0' =, ..' a.,.
and Milwaukee Railroad CompGss IN Nj e
Cd 70 sN,ls7 81; January, 1855, slsoV ~-n~eAee.
$40 CO.. SO, 100 per cent The y now sssn soE
regular trains to Psrdeve and will be 70 Portage Wy.
% miles from Milwaukee, when the ID removed frse
tho track so that February receipts vii be much sressr
During about eight days in January. freight trsins
could be rum account OF tho drifts
The Supreme Court OF Tennessee has decided that tho
ao Of the la legislature forbddng the banks OF thsa
State other than the Bank OF Tennessee issuing
OF Q les denomination than five dollars, 10 q vahl
and constu onai enactment The efso OF this decision
does the value OF such notes ar~ac In
lator but forbds their ssuanco asr .hoy have ben
from circulation, and restricts all banks alike
from horeaf4r ksuirg any Is OF less denomiaauon
than Eve dollars, except Of the Bank OF Tennessee.
The annual meeting OF the Northern Central Railroad
COMPANY held In Baltimore on Wednesday rhe
gross the road from Btmore 70 Bridgeport
in 1875 (ail then In operston) Sb8e 500
a. and the line In 1866 the gross revenue y
soe4 2b6 &c. showing considers ole entAuon within
that limit The revenue OF the past year an ,unts -
S30l, ESQ rs Tho foAt has recsnty been enabled -
nske connection with the Lykeus Valley auo Snoss
Mountain coal regions; In the spring II viii ressh
TrevmtoD the report speaks OF tho probability OF IL
reaching suDbory In the oourso OF the coming summer
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necessary In that parish.
On Monday ii the Feast OF the Fertilization at 81 Cashe.
in religion sister May Teresa and Mss smy,h, 10 rsu
siou Sister Mary Aphonsus, made their vows, and re-
ceivsd the black veil The Very Rev Mr. STAIRS, " e.
oficiated, and preached on the occasion.
The Rev. Mr. Hsaniss pastor OF ~ Msry's church. In
New Bedford Mass announced 70 bis hearers, sun
day last that he should leave for Cuba where be designs
10 remain until May NEXT with the hope OF regsning hi
health. During hi absence the pulpit viii Dc supplied
by The Rev. Mr.. Talon, OF Boston
Rev George roosc, rector Of Epscops, church Of
whtemsrsh, was received into the R,man Catholic
Church. last week Mr.. Foote has been prcsbyter OF
the Protestant Episcopal church since 1850 ue vas FOR
time sssIstaxt minister OF church at Piusbure and
marsh was rector Of church Of SAG Bsrbor, n. Y.
Rev George N. sieishs recently removed from New
\ ork city 70 Summit, New Jersey.
Rev Dsbney Carr Harrison has been chosen chaplain
10 the University Of Virginia.
Rev Geo,ge Cook has resigned the Presidency Of East
Tepne.see University. to sase esc, In Juy sert Rev.
X. ID. hcnnally "a named ~ his successor.
The Pre- bytery Of Michigan, the soth ult dissolved
the church Of Pontiac, Michigan.
Rev. y G. Grundy, d D., has dissolved his relations
with the hsrysvllle (Ky) Presbyterian church.
Rev. A. n. Boyd, ID, Of winchester, Va, has been
elsc,ed ps,tor OF the second Presbyteran church Ia
Alexandria Va, IN S.: vice the Rev. 4. j. Nevlin, aP
pointed President OF Delaware College.
app p,msn, Of Professor Of Sacred Literature IN Mays
vile College
MISSIONARIES FOR PENNSYLVANIA.
The following the names Of the fifteen missionaries
maintained by the Society for The Advancement Of Chris
nan'ty IN Pennsy vania;-Rev. VIM Hnch, New Castle
Lawrence county; Rev. WIN q Coley, phuadcIpha; Rev
@. A. Durborow Paramount; Rev. John Long, scranton
sc Luoerne COUNTY Rev. samuel J. Lord Crawford
county Rev. 3 Rinicsiny, D. r., Paradise, So, Ian.
caster county Rev. Y. wendenhsli, Salem, Wayne
county Rev q. " Matt West Philadelphia Rev. N. NJ
Powers Lancaster; Rev. Prior sohuyisll Haven, &C.
Scbuyni county Rev. George Reese New Milford,
Susluebsnns county; Rev Rusecl Has'etou, Lu,erne
county Rev VIM. Waite, Butler, Butler county; Rev. r.
3. Morrison, DovrIustown: Rev. JOSIAH N. Brdstt
Ashland, schuy KIN county Besides these there are tvo
vourg men candidates for the minlsry and one mission
ssy late " appointed 81 salary Of tsoo,
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no sGy n A Il * er,

sATVsDAt, Eeb. 10 r III. 4
with o very active market 10 dag, an lmportAut In
prcveneut realised In prices or me OF the lesdps
railroad stocks. The great movement vas In Ilals
Central The "a es amounted 10 about tso thousand
shares at an advance ranging from four to I've and
half pr cent TIE highest sale At the first board was
l4o, buyer sixty days AZ the second board yesterday
there Was ssle At la6H, buyers option sixty days.
There was sale Of Illinois Central rights this morning. -
lib per cent Dash New York Central sold at OIL slk.
cash, equal 70 % s6I per cent. dividend on. Ths i'm
prove meDt to day pretty general. New York oen-
trail Railroad went up per cent; Reading. 1; Michigan
Contra, IN; Gaena and Chicago 1. Chicago and Rock
Island dso,ined per cent; Milwaukee and hissi@iPpi
Railroad, H.
Al The ,eoond board, the market generally was Lower.
Michigan Southern declined u per cent; Reading e:
Cleveland and Toledo, Illinois Central, Gsisna ~
Chicsgo advanced x, and New York Central Y P@
cent
The Arroyo, from this port for Havrs to-day. oayvts1
~. tv,