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1 AIEINNs, HAIGHCoCA ~ co., GENERAL
LINsURAN6E and COLLECTING AGENTS.
Howard Fire and Marine Insurance Conn
pany of Philadelphia.
Franklin Buildings, No "a Walnut ST. Philadelphia.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Capital paid and invested .$4s 100
CharteredCapit 600,0O
Insure against loss damage by Fire, Marine Inland
Navigation, at the lowest rates.
DIRECTORS.
P. N. Potts VIM. +. Leeeh, G. T. spangler,
R. T. Kenss Adm Rex, H H. Houston,
W. r. Woods Jos r. Withers, Geo. Howell
Ab'm P. Eyre, J. Edgar Thompson, VIM Raiguel,
@. @. Sewer, Ghas. +. Norton John W. Sexton,
Nathan r. Ports, II. N. Burroughs
W. H, WOODS, Secretary
New York Life Insurance Company.
No. loo Broadway.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
PIINY FREEMAN, AetuaIy.
Cash Capital s5s74o 22snd rapidly accommodating the
Mutual Plan. dividends from 30 to % cent annually
Medical examiners.
American Life insurance and Trust Conn
pany.
0"p''' '''' CHXRiER PERPETt Al
JOHN C. SIMS, Secretary.
Risks taken on both WHITE and SLAVE LIVES, on the
| most favorable terms.
4GENcYNO. 1O4 Camp street, corner q Poydras New
| Orleans. r. @. LATTING
s1y ], s. COPIES.
HITCHCOCK q LATTING, COMMISSION, FOR.
wardng Baggng Rope and Produce Merchants Corner
| fCsmp aud Poydras streets New Orleans.
r g. H hlTTfTHS9ck New Orleans A VI Il eaaGSadaS
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IMPORTANT TO COTTON PI4A NTERS-BY
which their Incomes be Doubled-The undersigned
has invented and obtained letters from United
Tor the and combination Of machinery for
ing Seed Cotton Yarns continuous process the
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until lie
ready Tor shipment weaving, The saving Of COTTON
WASTE will be least Ten Per Gent; and exclude in
the use machinery to press the cotton into bales
its handling ALL and those and denAngle it, which
very destructive in their
dspenssbe those Of ginning and spinning separate
ae.uFes, YARNS made OF unbrokn fibre and hence
win be Fifty cent stronger win command advanced prices
and they will distance ali competition in market
The undersigned dispose of privileges TO
his patent aud Planters will be informed terms with
plets instructions how It, how obtain the best
ehnery and all other necessary particulars application adj
dressed here, consultation with my rooms,
corner Front and Daaphin streets, up stairs
fe3 lyAW GEORGE g. HENRY. Mobile. Ala.
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The undersigned Mortgages and for parish
city Of New Orleans eernes that the within charter
recorded this day in his ONCE, in book society No folio 4
JOHN HOLMES, Recorder.
NegFO Tleans. 1857.
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the conveyance this Company by said Trustees
said rights said Garay and Soo grants
said deed of trust the Board Of Directors shall issue
Trustees the aforesaid millions Of dollars full paid
the purposes Of said and said stock shall be
cred in all respects paid ia cash. the execution
said conveyance ad Board Of Directors shall further
said Trustees for the OF said trust the eight per
bonds of the Company for million of dollars,
That portion Of said bonds which, under the provisions said
be used for the payment the debts liabilities
contracted under the Sloo grant shall ba appropriated
satisfaction of such debts and liabilities the parties
whom said Trustees the Of said required
convey the in the exercise Of their
discretion may think proper pay: being distinctly under
Stood that this Company the debt what
contracted by company persons, under
either the said oo sray grant except proydedn the
eighth article of this charter.
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| I OUISIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
| A PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
| NEW ORLEANS, March l, 1857.
conformity with the requirements Of their charter the
Company publish the following statement
Amount premiums from the 18th March, 1856, to
the 18th February 1887. I0O59 81
Amount Of unternatsd risks March H. lB6.... ~ Ol 81
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The Election Frauds In Demonstrations
Developments.

ST. LOUIS, Feb y, ls5S.
The Lcavcnworih correspondent Of the Democrat says
that ban p5ovltng for a constitution had passed the
Kansas Legislature.
Lawrence letters In the Leavcnworh papers contain the
proceedings OF the Board Of Commissioners investigate
the election frauds Mclean the chief clerk in the Sur
veyor Generals Office testified to having sent the returns
OF both elections to Platte City at Cahouns request bat
he had no, them since and that the Delaware Cross
ing returns had been received at Lccompton This
~as doubted and Sheriff Walker despatched TO Te-
compton TO search CaIhouns Office and found buried in
The ground under wood pile the identical return which
Mclean swore 10 having sent 10 Platte city.
Governor Denver, the Speaker Of the House, and the
President of the Senate examined him, and he that
they we're tho that Calhoun counted the
IAth ui, tina, the Delaware Crossing returns among
them, footing up $40 votes.
Previous to this Dnendorf had testified 10 having given
the Delaware Crossing return 10 Calhoun Weston, sub
aequent TO the count Lecomp,on. II was said that evil
euce would be produced Of his preventing Calhoun from
having the returns when he counted the other votes
writs had been issued for Mclean and Sherwood, who
dad fed 10 escape arrest
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Important from ths State Capital.
CANAL COMMISSIONER, COMMITTING AND ENcohf~
PkTEkT-AoRR OFsICR HOLDAfs wAkrkD-AP
PRAIsBRs REPORT-sALE OF BANK SECURITIES
STEAMER ALvORD-TwO LOBBYIrEs CAUGHT IN The
ACT OF BuRGLARY-rRIBUNK LIBEL cAsE-PRosE-
cuTIONs FORTHCOMING PRxsIugNr VAN BURxH
STATE AGRICULTURAL soCIErY-ALBANy PEN
SION OFFICE, ETC, ETC.
ALBANY, Feb. Q, 1868.
The report or the Canal Commissioners recently pre-
scented to the Legislature exhbng the present condition
OF The public works. the progress towards completion OF
the canals ana the sums necessary to be raised by the
State, by some means other, 70 finish them, will be
read with interest by the people. The document vaus
BILE In multitude of respects, bu, in noue than
showing the great necessity and importance of having
practical, experienced and reliable for Canal Com
missoners For instance, the in expenditures
during the last year the previous the western
division OF the canals under charge Of Mr. whalon, is
$32 1893 os; on the middle DIVISION under charge Of
Henry Ftzhugh is96,734 65; the eesstern division,
under charge OF Mr. Sheriff. the decrease Of expenditures
during tho time has been $a7i 72 81. The reports
of previous years show that the eastern division has for
mery been the most expensive for the reason that in
ciuded all the lift locks the Erie canal and three weigh
locks thirteen sections of the Ee and the entire Of the
Cnamplain and Black river canals Now the only
why Mr.. Sherrills division shows such gratifying
suit the economy of expenditures is the fact that he
is practical canal man, nAvlnR Eau many years expo
rience in the workings Of the system; whereas whaon
was made Commissioner taken from a tape and needle
store Chautauque county merely of his being
Know Nothing. Fltzhugh was forwarding merchant
Of Oswego largely interested in the transportation BUSH
ness never built cuvert q mile of canal and was a
pro politician OF the defnct wbg school Such is
tho difference, and such tho qualifications, and such the
reasons why Mr.. Sheriff. saved the State nearly
dred thousand dollars in a year, while the other two
Commissioners increased their oxpenses nearly hun
hvad 10 nppn
TO occupy his present position another year.
The report states that had the aggregate canal and
railroad tonnage Of 1856 paid tolls TO the State at the rate
charged the canals in 1885, it would have amounted
to the large sum of 81 SIP Oo3double the amount
required 10 complete the enlargement Of the canals
Senator Patterson (rep) has introduced resolution
asking the Canal Committee Of that body for opinion
whether is not expedient to increase the number OF
cana appraisers. Have the people ask for additional
oomber of these ocehoders? Will the present Legsla
tu authorize such increase giving the Governor and
the power Of appointments The appraisers put in
thsir annual report this morning. which shows that six
bd1dred and seventeen claims were presented ana
filed Turing the year the aggregate amount OF which is
81 059 0o 49, distributed among the several canals as
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The Turkish Vf~aterS.
A rAcuA TO DE HIRE IN FEW DAYs-Bow uE
TO RE RECEIVED.


TO RECEIVED.
The Special Committee OF the Common Council the
reception Of the Turkish Rear Admiral Mahcmmed Pacha,
met again yesterday.
dcsultory discussion took place the proprcty Of
providing rooms and entertainment for the Pa-na. Alder
mnn Tucker was opposed TO such measure Councilman
Bunce said !, would be better abstain from noticing
the Pachas arrival altogether than T. formally drive him
here and there In carriage and not show him American
hospitality. Alderman Tucker said Tia, such proceed
Ing paying the hotel OF the Pacha would be
inpo,ic and unprecedented Why not the Russian
naval officers publicly received and attended when they
came here To order vessels their I'm Al the
members Of the committee appeared take a dincront
view the matter from that Of Adcrpan Tucker aud
Tie objections raised by him TO the entertaining Of the
Councilman BrScE was proceeding TO read the com.
municatons e Mayor rcmann and Vim. Smith, She
Turkish Consul, on the subject, when
COUNCILMAN 6rNKr observed that he did not see the
utility Of rroongDg argument that could not produce
publicly receive the Pssba but extend % him the hos
FATALITIES Of the city, and report in favor Of approprit
ton Of o., 900 for that purpose.
Alderman BooIE, the chairman, now said that he be
cvcd the gentlemen had been speaking out % order;
that the report Of the sub committee the business
order
Councilman vAy TiSr as tho chairman Of thai commit
tee reported that interview bad with the Turkish
Consul and he said ,hat he expected the pacha by he
next steamer from Europe he said that the Admiral Is
a handsome young man, OF thir,y.two years He
will have an Interpreter with him, aud will re
man some ute n 'nf tHys NJ SWith
lives at Astoria himself aud would be very
well p,essed " the Common Council would re-
eeye the Rear ASmBal
Councilman GENEr moved that the committee have full
power 81 receive Rear Admiral Mahommed Pacha sad
that the Chairman meet him upon his arrival IN New
Yors-thc motion caried. Alderman Tucker being
the only person voting in We negative
Alderman TuCKsR hoped that he would be excused
from serving member OF the sub conmittce--but
motion 10 that effect Committee decided by vote OF
3 to that he would not he excused. daughter
The Committee then adjourned, 70 meet 10 day al three
O'Clock in the afternoon.
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Temperance Flasco ut tho Academy
MELCONE TO NAL DOW. TIE ArTnOE or HE NAME

Temperance Flssco ut thc Academy
WELCOME TO MEAL DOW, TIE AUTHOR or The MANN
LIQUOR LAW, AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The friends of the known the Maine Liquor
aw dasriDs to give ts author grand reception on tee
occasion of his return from England, where he has been
iecturng for time temperance engaged The AGA
DENY OF Mnsic and announced tho fact that Neal 10"
would have the Pleasure Of meeting his fellow citizens and
giving then account Of his experience on the other side
OF the Atlantic The Now York pubic were also informed
that every person Who wished might enjoy th peeuAr
qualification by the the sza of twenty.
FIVE cents for which no she would receive ticket Of
admission to my part OF the house. Approhensve how
ever that the public might properly appreciate tho
favor thus extended 10 Them and consider that 1t Was
not worth the amount demanded, some tYolve hundred
tickets distributed gra,utcusy that she speaker
might not be obliged 10 address that terrible dshesrener
of ambitious and aspiring orators-a poor house. The
meeting was ANNOUNCED Tor last evening, and WIKI the
prscaution that had been taken it confidently ex
peccd the Academy OF Music would bess crowded as on
the night Of the Hon Edward Everets lecture Halt past
seven wasibe appointed hour and o give the audience
SIMPLE time to collect the doors Ia be- threwu open
at hall past six At about hundred persons
bad bed rather here and there
through he Iarquette and boxes and anothsr half
hour they were reinforced by IN additional hundred.
Never before ri public meeting DID SO small number OF
persons mbe within the walls o. hs building and the
fact IL cua deserving OF mention, whether be ar
busb 10 afeelng indifference the part of the faoc
which Is prcnosed 20 ston the sale Of ,uuor Although
half past the time fixed for the organization Of
not al tber a,nes,srce IN, near ech and then onlv
after the audience had manifested their impatcnce in
tha,Is whic, Ind cen p,ce ON the staue Thai
Tho Hen Neal Dou wonld NJ Ieas, be acrorpanied nv
nnnhar nj r;anas and ,hst the snnnoy. which no
w. d ,bns ,ece,ve mi,, provc sort of offset 10 IN.
.nc,,v IF hearers Ru, here again there WINS ano or
asan,nmoni for nor moro than eight or ten persons
ao,l.hnr cana ynon Tho s,aoe and three Nv torr NJ
fad tharn rpH
oIe n, the n,yae hoxes II was sjso UNDERSTAND and
urev;nrsIv oppou,ccd that Mayor Tornapn ,,ouJd he
pess,, hu, onr,ara that f,nc,,nn.rv h.d as
.nrcb 70 M, ,ro,o ',,.r he cc,Io val .t,cnd
a. =, ,be rarto,,,rco or HE oeicti Jntns
ord =, ccH,s. ,yas nni ON had IL Co,n5 thosh
Ut 3, uss "a -, ,rass,na and .rdnous ,hst n.
nn,A en- h,s s;su,.e tid' 10 RS, And On bors yay
n,sar - no.S t,ou,n-or ~ c,,IJ veu l,no"s.
,h 30 80 ~ ., ,nnc,,o,s-y ~ ,bo ,sonla nod
~ Ill do Unasr a, ,b.s ID, e"ss ,,,cr ,,sst.nrss
- - ~ 49,, 80, 80 80 ,e A. . 60 90 -.
h, anearsrca ,,-esen,ed NV IN. Sc.demv and me rs
, ih nne, no ), hsn 81, nv ,bosa n,ssan, ,nai the
o~o y 800 81 /, q, ,or, mod, Il, "a siir osnirs
80 and ,h., ,has Ala n,, ennsge n. rs NE rail ,ec
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House OF Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Q, 1858

rHs poosKrxpms oosprr To M INVESTIGATED
resolution adopted authorizing the committee ap
pointed TO investigate the accounts aud Official conduct OF
the late extend their inquiry TO any charges
affecting the official conduct OF the present Doorkeeper
TB DANISH SOUND TREATY.
Mr. GL,scY JoSfs, (adm) Of Pa, from the Committee
Of Ways and Means reported appropriation bill, TO
enabc tho President 10 ul the treaty stipulation for tho
aboilti0n Of the sound cues.
ME BOUNDARY
hbnw passed ang $50 600 for The expens
Of rurrng boundary line between the territory OF the
United states and the state Of Texas
THE TokIr fHE kAsT RNkR-ANorHkR INVh-eA-
nos ORDERED.
on motion Of Mr.. HsKS, (adm) Of n. Y, resolution
adopted providing Tor tho appointment OF SPECIAL
Committee 81 Investigate the facts and circumstances on
neCttd with the and purchase Of tract OF lnnd al
wilets. Wikinsogs Point, New York as sight Toe
government Notifications, with power 10 send for persons
md papers
The remainder OF the day devoted 10 calling upon
States for bills and resolutions upon various subjects.
Adjourned
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DEATH OF THE RKv. BISHOP warren.

DEATH OF The INV BISHUF WITNHs
Rev Beverly Waugh, senior Bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, died O'Clock on the morning Of the
9th his residence in Baltimore Bishop Waugh
20 years Of age. We have not ths moment the
at band time, for such remarks this event suggests
His loss will he severce felt by the Methodist church
throughout in entire bounds The shop was emphati-
cally good man, endeared TO the connection OF which
he was the Oldest official representative Ills death will
be mourued by thousands. The deceased entered tho
ministry OF the Methodist Episcopal church IN 1909. He
elected Rock Agent IN this city in 1sls and Continued
in that office until his election 20 the office % Bshop nv
1885. On the I'd inst was announced that he ws SUI
feriBg from an attack having apoplcctic symptoms.
Jay two afterward intelligence cnc on that the crisis
of his disease bad passed and that ne was approaching
convaescence. But the hope that he would be so IN At
his post Of usefulness, which entertained BY his
mary friends in this city, h destroyed. He has
ceased 10 labor and he has entered into his rest
The Rev Bishop Norris OF Cincinnati b nov tho senior
Behop.
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Fight Between Yale College Students and a
Fire Coupany.

NV HAvEN, Feb. y, 1sJS
ssd affair occurred here at half past six o'clock this
evening VIM. Miles, Foreman OF Eegine Company No. 2
whose carriage house Is in The Of Yale College. was
shot by student whose name s not yet publicly known
The student in moment after badly hurt by ire
man Two or three students and h many Gremcn were
then engaged In tho dght and the clothes Of OF the
latter was badly cut by knife, but no wounds
were made. Three shots were fired, al OF
which are supposed 10 have lodged in the left
side Of Niles. It's recovery "a very doubt.
full. Miles is about twenty years old. disturb
ance between the parties has existed for some days such
as hoo,ng by the students and throwing Of water by The
aremen There is much excitement about the matter
and row Is threatened.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CHANpRs--THcx In this CITY, Sunday, Feb. Z, by
the Rev William Bcrrian, MT p GAMERS 10 Miss LIZZIE
p. TBos daughter Of the aeo Capa Alexander Thorn, all
of Boston.
Hy, DkRsoN--HowErL On Tuesday, Feb. Q, at 81 ste
phens church, by the Pew Dr. PRICE, WILlIAs Has Bssos
to l. ANNA, daughter Of W Howell ESQ all Of this city
LOCKWOOD RrssEti--On Fhsrsdsy, feo =, the resi-
dence a Sidney Ray Esq whesoDe, Long Island, by
the Rev. Mr. short, Mr. ASDsx~ JACKSON LOCKWOOD of
Diricn Conn., 10 Miss MANY EfizAssrs RUsssL, Of East
Haddam, Conn.
Morr-FowuR.-In brooklyn, on Monday evening, Feb.
s. by the Rev A. Emendori, DAVID Morn, Of Mount Yer.
non, Canada West 10 ADEAnw C., daughter Of William
Fowler. Of Brooklyn, T. T.
RocsFoR1-McCOoRD On Saturday, Oct 3, by the Rev.
Mr. Farrell, JU1zs RorHTYoSr 10 AGSz NJ MCCOoRD. both
Of this city.
NIcHoii-RnSorrs-On Tuesday, Feb. Q, BY The Rov.
Thomas J. sawyer, n u, Nc GEosUg Y Nic4'i- " Nrs
AMELIA RE1NoIIs, daughter % Harvey Reynolds ID al
Of this CITY
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THE FAMILY HERAL I.

The Great Chs rfty Calico Bau-OSiginnI Poem
-Sk.n n OF Utnh Territory News from Kan
sas- Affairs Ia Eunpe-Love, Murder aud
suicidc-I.ectues by Lola DIoutez-Latest
Intelligence, sc. DO.
To-day q edition of the FAMILY HERALD, among other
things will contain
full aScoent of the grca, Charity Calico Pail at tb.
Academy OF Music with Tie ofgina! poem" sham
written for and delivered the occasion.
Sketch Of Utah Territory, It's geographical postion
climate general products, &C. &c, with other matters
relative TO the Mormons and the Mormoo War.
Letter from our special correspondent in Karsss-
Bow The people feel regard 10 the Leeompton Cos
tuition, &c.
Affairs In Europe letters FROM correspondents a,
London and TaT-The Attempt to Assassna,e the Empe
pcror Napoeeu-Tle War IN India-Necs from China,
with other interesting matters
Horrible Tracey ia William stroet-A most Interesting
case o. Love, Murder and Suicide.
Lectures Of Lola Moa,ez at HOPE Chapei-Bcautfui
vowep-The Wits ard Women q PARIS.
Ipcldeps q IAcu,ansai Besies Expedition
account Of the Camels, &c.
Singular Case OF Alleged Poisoning ia Philadelphia
Painful Developments.
Doings of The Regulators" II Indiana-Tbrce Horse
Thieves Hung.
letter from our San Francisco Correspondent
Affairs in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Congress.
Editorial remark on matters OF interest
The Local Incidents Of this and adjoining cites OF gene
raj interest
full repor, Of the Prices Of nil knds OF Family Marked
ing 10 New York corrected each week carefully and &C
curatcly.
The latest Intelligence received up 10 the time Of publ
Cs,ion
Together with Police Report theatrical MattersRe.
mort of tie Cattle Market-Monfy aud CONNIE ecia Mar
setF Marriages and Deaths forming great OF into
resting AID miscellaneous reading
Terms-0bly % year; four cent? single cory. 10
he obtained at TIE office Of the Herald and Ol al news
aceuts
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Assembly.

AtBANY Fen " Ie0o
DEBATE GOVERNORS MESSAGE
The Assembly, in Committee OF the Whole, Mr. Han
ford in the chair took up the Governors Message.
Mr.. WoIfoRD spoke in support OF the Message
The debate was c,ntnuedhy My. CHANDLER, (dem and
Mr. AUSTIN, (rep The latter stated that ne reoiced at
the repeal of the Missouri compromise as 1t gave the
North power 60 assert ard insist her rights where
After tho debate the Governors message tho Speak
in reply to n resolution stating that was his opinion
that the bill arnrx,pg the town Of 0ss'aD To Livingston
county unconstitutional consequently that the ap
lrtooment bill OF 1857 unconstitutional so lar az
Brcome and Livingston counties concerned, as with
cut the sad bill Broome ia entitled TO two members aud
Livingston TO only one also the opinion that the present
House copstituonally amend the appororment act
No other business Of interest transacted.
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EXPLORATIONS of TIN PARAGUAY AND PARASA.-Severa
naval officers take passage to day in the bark Dawn from
this port Buencs Ayres there JOIN The steamer Arscn
tina sent cut by the government for the purpose Of con
cudrg the survey and exploration Of the rivers Paraguay
and PARMA Capt Thos Page, United States navy who
had command Of the last expedition TO these rivers will
join his party The following va LIST Of officers who
take passage IN the Dswn-rbss r. Mctsry r r Garter,
Ralph Chandler and o. r. Johnston heutcnans; and Y
Dungan passed assistant surgeon, sc.
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URrkets


PuuADFLpriA Feb Q, 1888.
Stocks stcaey Pennsylvania hvfs, So PcDnsylv AHA
Railroad, 444 Reading Railroad, 2S;S Morris Canal IS;
Long Island Railroad, leis.
CHARLESTON, Feb 3, 1853
Cotton has advanced 90. &c. Sales today 400
bales, at CSC. a 12c.
Augusta, Feb. 3. 1858,
Sales Of cotton to-day GOO bales al better prices,
der q large speculative inquiry The Araba's advices
caused IN advance Of &c.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 8, 1853
The sales OF cotton today 600 bales, mostly be-
fore the publication Of the Arabias news; since that.
tbt have been made at advance Of &c. &c; mid
ding Joke 1OSc. Mossscs has defined &C. lard,
in kegs ts,c f0tfc. freghts slightly higher; cotton
to Liverpool I'D 10 Liverpool. Zoe. Coffee buoyan
at &c. a 1cac 0ther articles unchanged.