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1853. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, 1859.
liza EEszSzzzE-szzil FOR BOSTON nE7z =

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nary =; WHITE MOUNTAINS, EE==-n
ia Dali, va NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE,
10Y OF CORTLAND street. Pier ls North River New
Trains -'""e'PiiI" an" "OuHIel"
BAGGAGE TRANSFERRED FREE OF CHARGE.
passengers hnd their checks baggage Ia the
baggage Agent ID cars, and receive cards for the same from
him. to be exchanged board of stea n,er for fbroh
expense for carriage hire ''' - '""se' W
The new and magnificent steamer COMMONWEALTH
}. W. Williams, commander, leaves every TUESDAY Tn+s
day and Saturday, at 5 O'Clock, F. NJ ' "'' ii'AiS
The fast and elegant steamer CONNECTICUT W., VII
cox, commander leaves every Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday, at clock, p. NJ ~
The Boats on this route unrivalled
Passengers going by this Line take new, easy ridp
Spendidy furnished sixteen wheel at Allyns POM
and arrive in time for the early going Nart and
East "-
The superiority of this route consists splendid Steam
boats unsurpassed in the werdthe Commonwealth heinz
the plus ultra Of steamboat architecture in spacious
teen wheel the easiest invented in the track
the freest from dust of all the roads in New England In
the heaut y of the country passing through the heart
"Od Commonwealth
Elegant family and other State Rooms to be had board
No charge for berhs in cabins Meals furnished board
To Rooms in advance, other information address
or inquire of E. s MARTIN. Agent,
m
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- FOR LIV ERPOOL.
s+@5 The ship civilian PENN Capt. Meade having
large portion Of her cago engaged will meet with dispatch
For balance of freight or passage apply to
J. HOOPER & CO,
mQ.tf Cnnrnnrcinl PniIdinr Snt. street
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r., ,sarz rF=-5a---s.=s=zl FOR mUE
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On and after April 10TH 1858, the trains Will run as fol


lows: ~ '' '1 % '''
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-NIa except Sunday
at IO A. Express daily 4O5 p NJ for ALL PA RT as
THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH WEST Both
trains go directly through
FOR VA PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the 20 NJ train.
between Cumberland and Wheeling by wing over for Cum
3erand and Wheeling Accommodation Tain) and between
timOre " ~ ''''" 4''''
TIE fREDERlCK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AS p NJ,
and from Frederick at {. 30 A. NJ ''
The EIlICOTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at6 On
645 P ~ " ' = 'i'' al"
FOR RELAY HOUSE, (besdes the regular tranl \ spe.
p NJ. ' ~ s i>e''J DIT 81"
For WA SHLNGTON AND THE SOUTR
Leave Baltimore at 20 and 745 A NJ and 80 p
~ On sundays at 20 only Leaves Washington for
baltimore at 100 and $50 A. NJ and 90 and SIS NJ On
sundays at 300 p NJ only The second and fourth trains
only nom Baltmore stop at way points The second and
fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington connect win
trains on the Annapolis Road 20 " -' VIM
or tickets of every kind information, &c, appy TO T
ENGLAND Agent, at the Tickle: Office Camden station
W. r. SMITH,
7 NJ oor, Master Of Transportation.
~ u COhE, ueherl Ilcket Agent apllH
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Ia - NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
sZ.-Cs GRANGE OF HOURS
OF DEPARTuRE on TIE

On and after THURSDAY, April 2lst, the hours Of depar
ture will be as follows:
From Baltimore at 20 and 45 A. NJ 4l5 and SOL NJ,
daily, except sundays; on Sundays at 400 4. " only
From Washington at 10 and 6 ~ A. NJ.
daily, except Sundays; on Sundays at 3 r. VI only.
The r$t and hjrd trains from Baltimore and Washington
are strictly Express Trains, stopping oHU Washington
and Annapolis functions
For the accommodation Of persons of remaining
over night in Baltimore Washington Round Trip Tickets
VIII be issued by the afternoon trans good to the
trains of the merit
Special Round "trip Tickets will also be issued on Saturday
Evenings or Sunday Mornings good to trains
of Monday Morning ~
- Round Trip Tickets will also be sold by the Morning
Trains, good to return an the afternoon Trans, usual
ap224w Va.t., r. - -.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
LIZ E.;..s:.:..3::: 5.,;;t7 r-s
ha.ESSIN--rst e. ~ -
NIFNNED 1Pp NT/FJ lTET w

On and after MONDAY, April 18th, 1882 the trains over
the Road will run follows, viz
FOR THE VEST
LIST The Mail Train leaves daily Sunday eyceptp at 20
A. NJ arriving at Harrisburg at IL AZ p NJ there
with the Mail Train for
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Geaal NOtites.

C~ENNF C>lFVFENkHs
rENHlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
IL subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
timore city in Maryland, letters tesamenry the per-
sona estate of Jt LET HI La late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
of attorneys, Mctne ClItad. Paul street. on
before the 18th day ofOctober they may otherwise
by law, be excluded from all benefit OF said estate All
indebted To said estate requested make imme
date payment. Given under my hand this 9th day of APRIL
1854. IL. A. FENWlCK,
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FERGUSON ct al. rs. BARRuLI tai.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY April 2Sh lS59ordered, that the sale made and
reported by Ershy Henderson, Trustee for the sale of the
real estate in said proceedings mentioned be ratified and
rmed unless the contrary thereof be shown
before the 2ls day of May provided copy Of this
order be inserted in printed in Baltimore
in each of three successive weeks before the said
day of May next.
The Report the amount of sales to he $500
WM. II. H. TURNER, Crk.
True copy-rest--WM, H. II. TURNER,
ap2q-1aW3W Clerk
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PENELOPE D. GOODWIN ct al Us. ALEXANDER TURN
BULL tai.

FENELOFE j. GOODNTN 81 AZ. as. ALEXANDEK TURN
BULL al
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY April Both, ls59-Ortered, that the sale made
and reported by T. NJ Lanahan, VIM F. Frick George
William Brown, Trustees, for the sale of the real property
mentioned in the proceedings in this cause, be ratified
confirmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the sd of May next provided copy Of this
be inserted -some newspaper printed in Baltimore, once
i'll each of three weeks before the said 23d
May next.
Tie Report states the oc sales to be $20,7l0
WM II. II. TURNER, Clerk
True cOpy-test-W II. II. TURNER,
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TailOrs.

TOHN II. REA & CO.,
~ CL OTHIERS,
CORNER OF South AND PRATT STREETS,
Messs JOHN H. RkA CO, take pleasure announcing
to the public generally that their Clothing is much
larger and more varied than ever before
Laying now on hand splendid stock of CLOTHS CASSI
MEtS and ESTlNGS, which they will up to order
IN style that cannot fail to please both in price
facture. ~ ~
FJRNISHING GOODS
Crayats, Scas Tics, Suspenders Handkerchiefs Shirts
and Gloves, in large variety ~
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CTOTHING s
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3tf
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gII n OFFICE OF u ION I VI EN- TIA
Is.zae1Ez---s3s STEAM TUG COMPANY.
The Companys boats having been put in compe running
order prepared to description OF rive?
and harlpor towing at the shortest notice
The COmpany's Boats : follows.
steamer TlGRESS, Captain Luke Ieagua
Steamer IIONESS, Captain \. H. Lca.me
The commanders experienced masters
ance given for the safety of vessels their cIra IT,
rates OF owage will be made reasonable For flrber
nation apply to the Captains board or of the aCrt ~
t,,o.r NM. II. BOLTON,
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.Mletals. Aar0marf. az.

NJ EW ii A r D w a r E A N D HOUSE
4N FURNISHING STORE.
- ANDREW REUTER- x SONS,
No So W. BALTIMORE STREET,
between Frederick and Cav SITS.
Uqr stock consists of complete assortment of fine IVORY
hNIE rs and FORKS, POCKET CUTLERY of the best ma
GERS kAEORS and SCISSORS of all descriptions, Talor
Shers OF every Size French Cooks Carving Knives
TorESerewS and Champagne Nippers PLATED and BRI
aNla AXE such as Forks, Spoons, Tea Sets, Pitchers
Casors Coffee lrnS Lamps and Candlescks Also, fine
STOCK o. PI:ANiSHED TIN WARE, the celebrated OLD
DoMlNlON COFFEE POT, JAPANNED WARE of all de-
TSPtons Ice Cream and Jelly MQULDS, Fancy Japanned
BIRD Cages, Tea Cannster Brushes Fancy busters and
many other articles too to mention Also gene
Tools, GUNS, &c.
The prices and quality of Goods will be found equal any
solicited. 'mh5rtf
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A TLANTIC MUTUAL INSURANCE

n
COMPANY.
81 WALL STREET, Corner of Wiam,) NEW YORK
INSURANCE AGAINST MARINE AND INLAND NAVI-
CATION RISKS.
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mt 1aw4w" Administrators.
GEORGIANA SLEEPER rs. JOHN c. SLEEPER.
n THE SUPERIOR COURTFOR BALTIMORE
LEFTY, SITTING IN EQUITY, April 20, lSj9-Ordered,
that the sale made and reported by r. Sprague and Cas
H. Pitts, Trustees for the sale of the property Il proceed
inGs mentioned, he ratified and confirmed unless
the contrary thereof he hewn before the fourteenth
day OF May neNIrOrcda copy of this order be inserted
in newspaper printed in Baltimore, each three
successive weeks before the said l4th day of May
Tie report states the amount of sales to he
GEO +. SANGSTON.
True copy-test-GEO SANGSTON,
apao-l aU2w ('lnrl,
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V'HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE

TTNHTS Is TO GINE NOTICE IHAT THE
subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court of Bal
more city, in Maryland letters administration the
! of Mrs ELIZABETH PLEASANTS, deceased. All
having claims against the said deceased
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
the subscribers before the goth day of November
1855 they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of the said All persons indebted said
tate hereby requested make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 9Th day Of May, 1859.
JOSEPH WILKINS,
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CUMBERLAND p MglLINS and others rs. J. MASON
CAMPBELL. and others.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
lClTY April that the saesmade and re
real estate of Cumberland D. Hoins be ratified and con
frmed unless to the contrary thereof be shown
before the 10th day of May provided copy of this
order be inserted in printed in Baltimore
in each of three successive weeks before the 18th day
of May next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be s5,717
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Drt states the amount of sales to be S5,1.717 50.
VIM. II. II. TURNER, Clk.
ny heN'' n W VI. hED kHtBS.
True copy Test-W. II. H. TURNER,

IN The CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
L CITY 9TH May, Is59-ordered that the sale of the
mOrgaged estate ofSeh Reed made and reported by
NJ. Heighe T. Parkn Scott and Thomas W Hail. Jr I'rns
tees, be ratified and confirmed made reported unless
cause to the contrary be shown before the 4th ay of
June next provided copy of this be inserted once
week Tor three successive weeks before that day some
daily newspaper printed and published in this city
The Report states the amount of sales to be s2 46
W. II. II. TURNER, Clerk
True copy-test-W II II TTrRNER
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The which place since last week has been
altogether 70 the bold and enormous operations q
specu alive firm well KIN for its readiness, on an
emergency, to do all the ba OF the board. Should
the public be allured into the market 70 relieve this
house Of the millions OF do 81 'ocks II s said 70 have
accumulated the event may perhaps be unpleasant for the
public; should it fall ont otherwise, consequences may
be different With the exception of Panama, there is not
railroad the speculative list of which can be said,
with positive certainty, that it is earning dividends
Under such circumstances every person can iecidc
for himself what prospect there o. general
stock speculation. Harlem has been active during
the week at an advance. The pubcw glad 10 hear
that the ordinance which passed both brs of the Com
mon Council few days ago. giving the Harlan Railroad
Company the Lego Of runniu their steam engines
and Forty second street for period OF thirty
years, an. also TO build additional double track from
their depot up Forty street TO Madison avenue,
and up Madison avenue the Central Park and Seventy
ninth street, for the accommodation Of their city cars, for
the period, Friday last signed by the
Mayor and has become law. All the difficulties IN
relation the question at Forty street have
been amicaby adjusted and permanently settled be-
tween the Murray Hill gentlemen and the Harlem Rail
road Company
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POSTAL DIR ECTOR Y.



TIME OF CLOSING AT TIE NEW YORK OFFICE.
Wes ern mai via Erie Rk.otz M. snd3 r. NJ
South and southwestern 80
E Ea,,s mail, by railroad J.. 4. a a snd
by steamboat +. NJ
sJaroAY Mails On Sunday all mails close at ~ Pm.
CALIFORNIA. by steamer, via Panama, wednes- 80
The Overland Mail for California leave: 81. Loais
every MontAy and Thursday, at 8 A. NJ. Leu.rs
designed for 1t SHOULD be marked Overland via
St. louis"
S. LAKE Cry The Overland Mail from St. Joseph o 70 Salt
Lake city, leaves 81 Joseph every Saturday, at
sA. NJ. Letters should be marked Overland,
via ST. joseph
So. PACIFIC BY steamer, vie. Panama, wednes-
IS s, sn Mc,;ay Jan. j.: r
kkXCO From New Orleans by steamship Tennessee,
The hst and 18th of each month Letters should
be placed IN the Unice ut New York ak 6aya pre-
vious 20 the above Date.
EUROPE. 80. By steamship Asia, tor Liverpool, Well
H5-By order all letters Spain prepaid
the United States postage u cents per hail
ounce according 10 the nationality OF the steamship convey
hye cents and United States steamers Saturdays twenty
cents.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
IHDIA..yte Overland Mail closes foflowsvia ffar
seshes, the ID 9Th, l7tt mad 23trof month
Via Southampton 4th, issh and 10Th, ton hing a
Gibralx-r, Malta Alexandria, Suec and Alden.
CHINA Via Marselles the sR and 18th Via South
amptou 4th and 10th.
AUSTRALIA Via Msrseies and SueE the 10th Via South
| amptan and Suez l2th.
MAURIrIUs. Via Aien the 18th anG 18th Ofthe month.
b. Via Southampton IN tire 9th of the month
HT- Wfen the date Of making the Indian and Australian
mails at London falls Sunday, they made mp tn
evening previous.
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BELOW.
0zc brig, unknown.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aud Aoutgnmerv Savan
SAILED,


Tho bark Digo Capt Young from Glasgow, arrived Ia the
Low Bay Monday last has succeeded getting between
Quarantine and the city, where she is anchored.
The Steamship Columbia for Charleston, will sail this on
6ayiraorning.
MIDDLETON Josselyn from Liverpool FOR New Orleans
put into Belfast Dec H. leaking.
Brig BxrsEY Axrs Bartlett, from Marseics bound New
. oS an n % on @ ut e
schr from Lisbon bound New York In the odng
soBR ApELA BEL from Charleston FOR Ashopoo in going
through Lawfords Channel got into dangerous position
ne hs al Ss @ a s her me Tod
ashore Folly island Beach, wher she soh the
jury, and may be got or She without small
hshepco
the ice on her way M Thames River 70 N~wch aud sunk al
he wharf on he sS u in about 10 ec Of water The wa.
Charged wss '''"'''' pumped Out n'' anu '' cargo us
scpR CONNER Peuingi from Baltimore for 81 Lucss
put into st Thomas 10Th ul with loss Of both masts.
scgs ashore Morris Island Beach the Light
s S s SSua not Re e
would indicate thst abe a coaster
BY The he s Ss o Sc & de s T w sa
sold amounted ssl0obarf tackle apparel &c, ssss
whoie proceeds Of vessel and cargo, 1857 Is.
ri y che rnsas s & %
%
~ he suSssuon Of e Pacific for he crcs.n which took
place at the last moment The purser Mcdonald has
eming his good Offices and the otccrs 10 general have
eGcent and obng Hoping 10 have the pleasure
again sailing Nchosons care, subscribe
ourselves. (sened by most Of the passengcrA)
board the Pacific also presented
Capt Nicholson thanking him for his ateu-
tons their during the from Galway and
thanking officers for The efficient IN which they
conded The efforts OF the captstn.l
MISSING vnsrI-ship Nile Capt Gives Of New York sailed
from this about Dee IS 1851 for Acapulco with cargo OF
coal which time she has not been heard from She was
6N tons, bulk at Richmond, Me, In 1885.
LAuNcuKpAt Fast Boston 81 alt by Daniel Kelly Eso
One bark Of w. IONS called The Thomas House. she Z
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We give below letter from the Hon. John A. Tucker
which found the table in his room at the time of
his DEATH directed to Of the editors Of this paper
Written for publication do not feel at liberty to With
hold II.
II will be rcud with interest by those who knew s
aunorhs org heart his generous impulses, his marked
shed tear Of sorrow over his new made grave, aud
cherish in their hearts his memory But the letter.
To P. Fl CoIourT, Editor Columbus Tirses:--
/ am about to do thing which have had in conem-
paton since 1S4Sviz 10 rid the world OF me, and 10 rid
myself OF an existence useless TO and derogaory to
others And, Mr. Editor, how dare you, any OF your
readers say, IL is weak wrong, unmanly 10 perform
the about to performs Life is burden to me-has
been for years. / driven by a destiny have no
power control Don't say 10 me, 1t is your fau-you
could act differently" 1t is untrue. l always wished
to act dferenty-I have prayed to act derentyI have
prayed TO God TO help TO act differently He knows
my wish and purpose was to be good man. This I
have prayed for from boyhood and yet have not been
good man. There is divinity that shapes ends
There power that drives like feather before the
wind and have little power to direct course as
the feather In the gale
Now with all my sins, follies and vices cngng TO my
skirts am going unbdden into the presence Of my God
to ask him why am not the man always desired to be;
TO ask what punishment am to receive for knowing my
duty desiring TO perform It, and yet not having the
10 DO IT, Don't cay am drunk either, for II is not
tell you, Peyton Coqut, tha. am doing this thing upon
reflection. lay all nigut thinking Of IL. have looked
at all the reasons for and against IL. In respects
have been successful AS certain the world
stands would beat the for Judge by more than
the democratic majority. That is not the thing with
met | would not live 10 be President Of the United
States, esq could be the man wish TO be- From
boy wished TO be great and good man--a man exert
ing great ealutary moral influence mankind. But
Is, ! shedding death shade aud mldew from tho
high places in the land.
would have waited till got home, but know II would
not do would then have discharged tho duty
owe to myself and mankind ! could not part with my
wife and little Several times in the last few years
have prepared myself for this event at bome WHEN my
wife knew nothing Of IT, But 10 look at the children and
hear them say Pa," 10 look a smiling aIectionate
wife that anticipated my Wishes that forgave thousand
follies that did unkind act did not have the
courage 10 proceed But believing az do, that my de-
parture from this life will benefit my family well
othcrs, going 10 die here to-day. have plenty OF
friends who will be sorry for this but 10 all az them say
John A. Tucker proessed friendship 70 any
ones commend 10 your care TUCKER.
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IF CANADA.-The new coins of

THE New CONS OF CANADA.-The new coins of
Canada arc about be put in circulation. Hon. John
Ross recently arrived from England with large in
stalment from the British mint As readers are
aware the people Of Canada have by act Of Parliament,
adopted the decimal currency and will make their coins
henceforth TO conform H. The issue Of small coins
is Of silver and bronze and the latter will speedily drive
back to Europe present pence and hafpence cir
cuating in Canada The Toronto Globe gives description
the coin for the Canadian currency The cent is
somewhat smaller than the British hafpenny, and of
brighter color, white metal having been mixed with
1t in order 10 bring II TO the required value On
side Is a beautifully executed medallion Of the
Queen; exact copy of that which appears upon
the English shilling. Between the two rows Of bead
ing the words "vctora, Del Grata Regime Canada"
Tbe word Canada is disconnected from these preceding
~ The diverse W. ornamented with wreath of maple
leaves and the words " One cent, 1852 The silver coin
are alike in design The twenty cent pieces little
smaller than the English shilling, ten and FIVE cent
pieces arc the same size the American coin Of the Same
value The silver differs from the copper in design The
former has only Of beading and the maple leaves
instead of running all round, are arranged the way
as the roses shamrocks and thistle upon the British
money with a crown dividing the one branch from tn ,
other The letters and figures used plain being pro
portioaed the size Of the COIN The edges not med
when the Canadian coin Is in active circulation opne
that twenty cent pieces will be convenient CON- andNhcy
will of circulate here with other Canada currency
at par.
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TIE RESULT OF THE SLAYER TRIAL IN KEY WEST.
At special term Of the United States District Court,
vened at Key West Monday, 18th inst, grand jury
empannecd to inquire into all violations Of the laws
OF the United States and during their inquiry true bill
was found against Peter W. From. first mate OF the bark
Iyra which vessel condemned forfeited the 22d
Of November last Tor being engaged N the slave trade
The Indictment against From was for violation Of the
said slave laws. The Key Of the Guf, OF saturday last
says tho case was tried the Goth instant when IL
soon disposed Of tho prisoner acquitted and dschagcd
the only interesting part being the remark Of the defend
ing attorney that he did hear Watlngton
berth dccks,' nor Moreno on brick bats. "-Sogannah
Aegs, Dec. ~.
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The banks expected to show an increase sefaorrow
the export having been very light and million ana nal
having been received the 3oth from California Iner
las, statement showed specie average Of s2o,Sos,Ni
II they could manage more to reach thirty millions
before the government loan taken they would be Id
condition to accommodate fair spring business without
inconvenience The Sub treasury holds s5,los,i7l. Mo
ney without material change though there less anxl-
ETY. on part of banks bankers lend and rather
more caution exercised in tho selection Of paper. We
quote call loans All first class short endorsed pa
per4a5: DO do over 90 days a6; single name, first
class, as; good paper 40. Exchange Is very dull;
there are hardly any transactions TO quote. STILL bHs
scarce and the bankers cortnue TO ask 109 for
sterling, and 5izf 13 for francs good bills can oc-
casionahy be bought considerably lower.
We subon usual table Of the Hovcment in stocks
ny Tho
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s6,422,

Balance against the port .ss4 .62s,o 900
The dry goods trade has BEEN one knows less
active during the past year than In 1857 and 1885, The
imports Of foreign dry goods fell Off thirty per cent
round numbers, in 1885, The following the hgures:-
hPoRn OF FOREIGN DEFY GooDs At rlm PoRr or New YORK