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ments BE- insifuclsd % fspHf thc docks % foot Of
Superior street Adopted.
By NJ Thayer, That ihe Mayor appoint a ra.
.ponaibls persen TO take cnarge Of Council Halle
Adopted
By Mr. Ransom. That The Major be aotborlzed
70 furnish rooms in this building for The Water
Works Commissioner Adopted
by NJ. RANSOM That the city Attorney be in-
siructed 10 report an ofdinaee to the Council Civ
ing the Police Judge the right 70 sentence Old Of
lenders a the Police Court 10 work on the streets
Of the city IN such way as the Street Commission.
ers msy direct Adopted.
Tnr ooHMuuoAuoNs. nYff
number Of bonds ofvarious City Oiloera we're
received. accepted and approved.
FfomR. ID. Noble stating the amount Of the claim
OF VIM. Hart Referred 10 City Attorney.
cLAIus
A large number Of claims were presented aud
referred to proper Committees.
ORDINANCE
To establish the grade Of Pittsburgh street, be-
tween Liberty and the Cleveland and MahOninQ
Railroad track. Referred to Committee an 0rdi-
nances
10 assess special tar on all real estate abutthg
upon the Public Square on the West and South
sides to defray the expenses of paving. Same rel
erence.
To establish the grade Of Newton street Same
reference
10 regulate the inspection of provisions, &C. =
Passed.
To establish the grade Of Water street. Referred
10 Board Of City improvements
To establish the grade Of Long street. Passed.
To assess special TAX ON property abutting on
Wilson Avenue. Passed
To establish the width of sidewalks on Merwin
street, Passed, ..
To grade and improve Long street. Passed.
10 assess special tax on property admitting on
Williams street Passed
INSPECTORS.
Charles 81 lanley and VIM scholl were elected
for heDpefora nj Rehf PORK Fieh 80 ..
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The Restorative put up IN bottles OF three sizes viz -
lalge, medium aud small; the small holds pint and
retas TOR dollar hOtte the medium holds
twenty cent IN proportion than the small retais
for two dollars per hoitle he large holds quat 40 nor
cent In proportion Rnd retas for three dollars per
bottle.
o. J. WOOD Co, ,PIopuetors, No 9l2 Broadway, n
" ia the Freut N " Wire Railing Esthhliahment and
No, llt Market street, s. Louis Mo.
And sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
anlG
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CRY CoUNcm.-At the Council last night the
question of salary due the Market Clerk came up
aud, upon that as a basis, some Of the Councmen,.
with an utter disregard of the torments they were
naictng upon reporters and hearers persisted in
making single remark" which remark usually ex.
tended TO an indefinite length. However, we
suppose some men must talk. See report
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fB For City News see frat page.
For Market Reports and Marine News sec
fnnrlh nnnn-
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THEATRE,-lt is said that Mr.. Geo. Wood in
tends opening the Theatre this evening with first
class comedy and ballat troupe but we DO not
credit the rumOrsa as we think that Mr.. Geo. Wood
knows by this time the benefit of advertising and
posters, neither of which have we seen announcing
nnv snnh nneninp
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ieuih
nor SALE OR EXCHANGE. =
house S' and nr@ I % Is9e bnrs Ps
10 NM nay vacant lot or house and lot $50 acre
SsOO Will take snail piece Of land near the city IN
DETRoIT sTnEET- -Four two story houses well au-
shed al nearly new, with lots irultnnd shade trees, ~
$40 one hall may be paid in god vcant lots or de-
Two HOUSES Avn LoTs-In central part Of the
city, and some vacant lots. 70 be eTolnnged for building
farm o i69 % asfe II @iss iro The city by plank
oad with go3d two ltory house new aud ney 9arrs
VRLUABLR WATER PoWER"wiih "a acres ofland
and good stone quarry on the Chagn River Ono Of the
aud au abundance Of water The land alone worth the
4 DEsiRA aLEg LEAsEHoLD PRoPERTY-on On
Loae has years Do un nd eround reasonable
EOR SALE-EUCLID ROAD--3
~ milesfrom the Court IIouse-3l acres Avery desin-
2 ACRES With small (rnme house and barn, short
SAW MILL Water p9wer aad 81 acres e land IN Cha
70 ACREs With los house and name barn. the Lake
N69rT %, ee9T es q, Eaclid i; Gree Creek $500
lELDEN sTREET-lIouse and lot. $40 Vacant lot
LEASEHoLDs-on various streets, at prices varying
ROUSE n JENNINGS,
m1r9l Marble Block, No 4l suoenol ~
EOR RENT - LAKE STRkET-
-
pROSpBCT sTRREi-Fmme House $500
12ERTKIsEfHIoAr 12ERTI sltEEiIs W frame House s12S
JOHNSON sfREEr-Brick House $qo9
maryl Marble HiosR 9ps No. "a ifsmamSS sapoSor 4
WANTED--A FARM OF ABOUT
Tho city pnee rot eHeegA 5000 large part Of the
m.,, u.,n,o E1ll ROUSE r. 4 N JENNINGS. INNINGS.
HlEEllI-Hll
j D. Chrk, lra !ys,apa Jss.1 BafoTs y Hefsenmue{f,
J. nayiE, , under Gm OIL ., Jgsllgs n 90 reacG
J.oon 8 r,,us C"ah"sA County o.
'ON THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL,
mant in tho above action for this q sTY gge dollar
Cleveland, April ,lslo, - olaasai apraisw.ai a.
GOAL OIL LAMPS
STAND, SIDE. and
susPENpING
..4C COAL OIL LAMPs,
SHADES, wICks and onIMNEYS, Wholesale and Re- Rs.
best AND CiEAPEsT LlGHT in USE at No. 25o
SoP% sbsi q street as. GARDNER
EnN THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL
~ 1859, JENNIE OTIS, 6od IN tho ofoo Of the Cork
Of osysSss sSS sad stSs o oRo 6sl ps ON 1ssss VIZ
liam & o oT giSs g9s' s9e 2 snS Sss % 9s s
cause that aid william y q,i, = now i@lr 40 soned IN me
April 10 -aw2m hy n. T.. ftsH,he nttntuey
Notice.
NJ OTIOE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the subscriber has been ngppnsd aud qualified
Executor on the hshie hf John Williamson, deo' ased,
Of CuYuhOFa County.
uprfi1w22f l. PENDLETON.
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iAIR DYE HAIR DYBiI HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye F.!
7 Nc OnIy NuTHHtaS uIIN T'IIuOI0 DFV NV
The Ougnal aud best In the world

The Original and best in the world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided u
you wish 10 escape ridioue.
GRAY. RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO q
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the leasi
INJURY 10 Hair SKIN.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded WIN. A. Bachelor sinoe 1873, and over 5000
applications have been made 10 the aiI Of his patrons 81
his famous Dyes.
WAI A. BATCHELoRs HAIR DYE produces eoloi
not % distinguished from nature, WARRANTED
not 70 nure Tho least long may bo continued
And the IN elects of Bad Dyes feaoied the Hair invsor
aiod ior life BY this splendid Dye
Made sold applied lu private Toomsl NJ tho Wi.
Factory, No. 2l3 BrosdWay NY ..-.....l
sold ia ali cities and towns Of the United statos BY Drug
sists and Fancy Goods Deaess. "pi
~ The genuine has the name and address upon stse
slate engraving on four sidos Of each boE, Of
WM. A. BACHELOR, |H
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4 OO0 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
IsNUyNB NAiLs-Of all sizes and qualities, Toe
sale by a. X HAYNOLDs,
spm No. supeTi "
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The great dosd Ia he obtained In the construction
of RoaFy hHI0ws is simplicity, Hhsenoe n unnecessary
iotiOu OF motion and a 10 claimed for this Improve
ment that these valuable requisites have been secured
granor agu0 perfection than thuiu presented by
other rotating barrow 10 It's ar ,ngements most wourr-
ul simplicity, has evory advantage found IN all the
best rotating huTrOwB Combinul ia Uuo
hF nTr0w having throe small circulars continually
v0ynR will puvorZe the soil more In guing the
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Charles Stanley and VIM. scholl were elected
for Inspectors OF Beef, Pork, Fish, 80.
Adjourned at half past 10 o'clock for one week
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EB- II any people il the world ever needed
Al apostle 10 cast their devils out, Il ia who live 10
this waior-logged country The miasmaiie pnson Of our
gwamps aud Marshes becomes Yertable devil In the
blood to revs IN the Agues apd Fsve which shake and
scoFch US all Ayers "AaUE CURR is said 10 be The
apostle We nsed neighbors who have tried
4 confirm the report -JolrHal Plano, M
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Reul Qjstatr Aeeuts.
ROUSE ~ JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN S u r. A N CE
AGENTS,

No, 2ll Superior Street, Marble Block. up stairs
fehIS
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that the subscriber has bean npppntsd aud qualified
Executor On the Eslhtu hf John Williamson, doct ased,
Of SS5Ihgs5 S5siIiysySqI fopNif' q PENpI EToN.
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WQRMY CHILDREN SHOULD
~ tahe n0lmFaYh fmfccion They will male no
ne aneg' y end be sure ofhtins cured doiify
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aprll va rInnn
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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-22


The stock of cotton in port $4,000 bales of which
$40 600 American.
Some authorities the decline only partial but
ranged from 1-16 to 4
STATE OF TRADE.-The advices from Manchester are
favorable. the market for goods closing firm.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon, April 9.-The Cotton
market closes quiet, with declining tendency. The
sales have been 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, April S.-Breadstuffs.-The market has
been dull, and the sales unmportant.
Wheat also dull but Dominaly unchanged; Western
red S. Cd 17s Id Western white S. I'd diOs Southern
white los dlOs Cd Corn dull but steady; yellow 5s 3d.
@5s lid; white rs. 2d.G7s. 4d.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Messrs. Big
land Athya Co., Richardson, Spence Co.. and James
Ncenry quote Beef m sales of the week 1900 terces
a. 7o@s5s and 1Ooall7s 3D. for India mess Pork firm
and in better demand at 70d74s. Bacon quiet Cumber
land cut 46 Cd Lard quiet at 5ss Irsn had advanced
1(d2s. Tallow unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The Brokers' and
other circulars qnote Pot Ashes steady at 29s 3Os
Pearls dull atS0s for old, and SIS Cd. 32s. for
sugar firm, and advanced slightly. Coffee quiet but
hrm Rice steady. Bark quiet Philadelphia 9s. .G10s
baltimore 7sdss. Cloverseed unsettled, and selling at
SSs @ g55s Timothy seed quiet at 33s 135s Oils-Seal
OIL unchanged. Cod Unchanged sales at f34 Sperm
t9o99o Linseed quiet 3Os Rosin heavy for common
but active for medium; common Is 3d. medium 6s Cd "a
a ls nhe los 3D. Spirits Turpentne steady at AIS Teas
LONDON MARKETs.-Messrs Barring Bros quote
uuii. he Wheat 40s 45s; red do 3ss "a
aus; iron du Welsh rails declined slightly and selling
at &c 5s do bars Sc Is Cd sugar firm at SLIGHT adj
vance Tea hrm at Is I'd Coffee buoyant. Rice quiet
Lnseed Cakes in good demand fIO 5s for New York
and 60 15s for Boston, Fish Oils steady snerm non,i
naiiy tIoo. Linseea vi Zss Taow steady 53s I'd
Spirits Turpenne steady at 43s crude do nomnally los
Cd .d11s
HAVRE MARKETS, April 6.-Cotton closed uuiet nj
advance of franc the week. of the week 5OC
bales ordnaire 107; do. bas l03 Stock in port 7
600 bales Breadstus very dull and tending downward
Provisions firm. Ashes firm, and holders demanding an
advance. Coffee buoyant and advancing Oils inactive
Rice quiet but firm Sugar quiet Lard quiet but steady
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Saturday after
noon o'clock.-Cotton quiet and tending downward
buyers demanding still further reduction Sales
(estmated 900 bales of which about 1000 have beer
taken speculation and for export.
Breadstufs dull.
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

COURT COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. VIM. L. Mar
shall, Judge. The following occupied the Court yes
terday:
Thomas A. McJiton u.s. Josiah Lee & Co. A
The Pierce Building Association Harriet Ingles
Motion for trial. Overruled.
The Jury was discharged for the term.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. z. Collins Lee, Judge.
The following occupied the Court Yesterday:
Vivian Brent u.s. George II. Sprecke meyer.-
Judgment for property by default.
Andrew j. Randolph, ct al, Us. Augustus H.
Divine. Judgment.
John Buck and Edward d. Buck Us. The Mayor
and City Council and George R. Calls. Sugges.
tion under the lien law. Verdict for plaintiffs for
S166.76.
Assignment for Monday 944 to 965.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-Hon. Roger B.
Taney, Chief Justice, and Hon. VIM. Fell Giles
The following occupied the Court Yesterday
Smith Butt rs. William McCann. Before re-
ported. Not concluded.
An appeal from the District Court, in Admi-
rally:
Brig Anita Damon and owners u.s. Fardv e. Bro,
shipwrights, ibellants in the Court below, upon a
claim for repairs, materials and supplies. Opened
for appellants and further hearing postponed till
Monday.
This case involves some interesting questions
under recent decisions of the Supreme Court in re-
gard to the right of shpmasters from other States
to Tx a lien upon their vessels for repairs and sup
plies furnished away from the hOme-pOrt.
Wallis and Thomas for appellants; Chas. II. Pitts
and d. c. H. Emory for appellees.
Court OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND, DECEMBER
TERM, 1S5S-ANNAPoLIs, April 20, 1s59-No. 1874
George Wiles James NJ. Downev. Appeal
from the Circuit Court for Washington County was
further argued and concluded by Clagett for the
appellee and by Alvey for the appellant.
ANNAPOLIS, April 81, lS59.-NO 14O. Israel
Russell rs. Lewis Mckenzie. Appeal from the Cir
cult Court for Washington county, was argued and
concluded by Miller for the appellant and by Alvey
for the appellee.
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flonstarg aab Commercial 8tbitm.
BALTIMORE, April 81, 1859


Ihere was fair business done eday in Stocks, but
the market for them generally weaker, and in Rail
road shares there considerable decline Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad dropped off to per cent, and North
ern Central declined \. City IS also declined Il There
were IT'S shares Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sold at the
Board 1t opened s5SH cash, and at the figure
seller 60 after 80 days but the closing sales made
$5S4 cash, and s5S seller 60 days and the market for
closed at $5SS bid, s5s4 asked regular way, and s57A
bid SS asked seller 60 days OF Northern Central there
$50 shares sold at s194 cash. and s19HGS9A time
and it left off at sl9k bid, s19A asked regular way In
Loans there comparatively little done The sales in
clude S4oO City 6s 1870 at 9s $500 do 6s 1875 9s
$3.50 do 6s 1890 at 10Od99A the closing sale being
at the latter figure and So 500 Baltimore Ohio Rail
road 1885 bonds at S3. For Northern Central 1855 bonds
10 was bid, and 70A asked, and Baltimore and Ohio
bonds closed s3K bid for 1855 S6k bid ST asked
for 1888 City 6s left off at 9sk bid go asked for 1S75s
and e9A bid 100 asked for 1905 Bank stocks continue
firm, but there very little done in them to-day
There is fair business doing in foreign Exchange, and
the market for it is firm at the following rates viz Lon
don, bankers bills, 1O9Hd11o do. commercial do 1O9S
Paris 60 day bills 5f114 do. short sight 57k Antwerp
5fl2H; Bremen 79H; Amsterdam II II Hamburg 81; Co.
logne 73A; Frankfort Al h942.
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Arrived from New York 4th. c. C. Bnrrslede. at

Arrived from New York 4th, G. C. Borgslede, at Bre-
Arrived from New Orleans 4th Upland Bremen; 5th,
Fanny Buck, at Gironde
Arrived from Charleston 7th, Amelia, at Liverpool.
Arrived from Savannah 5th De Witt, at Dungeness;
7th, Ceres, at Liverpool.
Sailed for New York 9th, Staffa from the 0lyde Bless
sing, from Sunderland; H. B. Wright, j. Barker, Berlin
Eliza Young, and Guiding STAR from Liverpool, 7th,
Webster from do.
Sailed for Boston 6th Norva, from Cowes; 7th Amelia
from Liverpool.
Sailed for Charleston, 5th, Rhea, from Newport.
Memo: The Garland from Liverpool for New York. put
into Queenstown 4th leaky and with part of her
thrown overheard.
For Cbipp,nnTnfal fall;0opoo roo A 81, ,oooo
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TIMORE, FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1859.

The ILLNESS OF REV. DR. JoHNs.-The announce
ment in the evening papers, yesterday, of the death
of this distinguished clergyman premature. His
condition, however, at the date of the latest nfor-
nation received by us, was considered by his medi-
cal attendants as hopeless one and fatal termi-
nation Of bis disease was almost hourly exnected
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TELEGRAMS.
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, April 2l.-It has been reported
that Hon. Geo. Taylor of New York would be ap-
pointed commissioner of Patents, but it is under
stood that he declines the further of his name in
that connection. 1t is probable that he will go
abroad.
The commission of Commodore Stewart under
the act of Congress- creating him Senior flag officer
on the active List of the Navy was forwarded him
this morning by the Secretary of the Navy.
Its not true, as generally reported, that orders
have been issued to prevent the armed expeditions
organized in New York and other cities from en-
tering the Territory of Arizona
The Shaver Echo Case
CHARLESTON, April 20.-The trial of six seamen
of the SLAYER Echo commenced on Monday and
closed to-day with verdict of not guilty.
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From the Nev York Papers, ]
I,fa,. r.,x,~> Hn

New York, April 20.-The steamer Quaker CITY
arrived to-day from New Orleans via Havana. She
brings three days later advices, having left the
latter port on the evening of the 18th.
There news at Havana.
The health of the city continued to be excellent
The Quaker City has been engaged on the Te-
huantepec route during the past six months, and
has been relieved by the Coatzacoalcos She brings
sc passengers and 5000 in specie
There is reason to believe that General Jose de
la Concha will not be relieved from his command
in Cuba for a year at least which has good effect
upon public sentiment and public confidence.
On the llth instant Ats coolies were received by
the French ship Labrador, Dabb, master, 122 days
from Macao, 80 having been passed over the side
from ship Diseases and since entering this harbor
the deaths have been eight per day.
The rents for the first two months of this year,
January and February, from lands and customs, ac-
cordDg to official statement in the gazette of the
government, amount to S2,9l2, ,346 1917, against
S2,S3S,75 7l1%, for the same months in 1885, eav-
ing in favor Of 1859 the of ,593 As.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENcE.-The sugar market
continued quiet. The stock reported on the 18th
was 2O5,O0O boxes against 900 last year. The
quotations are the same advised by the Karnak
with diminished demand. The losses by fires on
various estates to the eastward had no sensible
effect upon the market.
Moasses had still declining tendency. 1t is
thought that more moasses will be distilled the
present year than any previous year.
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LES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WILLIAM FISHER Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. % South street

Market everish steady.
In New York to day the market for Railroad shares
quite unsettled Michigan Southern and Michigan South
guaranteed declined per cent. each, and Harlem
but Reading advanced per cent; New York Central x
Galena and Chicago " and Rock Island p. Missouri 6s
declined 4 but Virginia 6s advanced X. Illinois Cen
tral bonds closed at Ss4 Erie at 9 and Cleveland
Toledo at S2 these being the those which
these stocks closed yesterday.
The New York Tribune of to-day says
The Foreign Exchange market is dull with but few
transactions since the closing of the mail for the Boston
steamer Quotations nominay the given
terday.
The traffic returns of of the Western roads con-
tnue to show large decrease. The receipts of the Gale
ma for the second eek in April were in round numbers
S2lOOO-about the the first At same ratio of de
cline for the whole month the decrease compared With
the month of 1883, will be from 900 to $4,000
The second week the Michigan Southern gives bust
ness of $37 000a decrease Of about 81 compared
with the corresponding week of 1855 The railway fight
for business the lines from New York to the West
continues with undmnished vgor Cattle now taken
from Chicago tn New York via the Michigan Central and
New York Central at $4 head The former price
$40 head 1t is stated also that the New York Central
is taking fourthcass freight to Cncnnatiall ra-at 35
cts. per cwt.
The following is the Bank movement of the four prin-
iDal cities as shown nv their last
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A ~ " s II III Il AZ T. s

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Mr.. ]. H.
Rob Roy Nogregor will be played, with Stoddart
as Bditie Nicol JarUie, Mr. Wallack as Rob Roy,
Mrs. Gladstane as Helen Nocgregor, and Mrs Stod-
dart as Diana Vernon. Mr.. Stoddart has proved a
most acceptable actor, and both he and his wife
have been unremittng in their efforts to please the
frequenters of this theatre. They deserve liberal
support and as the bill presented this occasion is
peculiarly attractive, and the cast of characters ex-
cellent, there will doubtless be full house. The
atterpiece will be Our Eastern Shore Cousin.
WASHINGTON HALL.-To-night there will be the
regular Sextette Concert at this Hall. Any person
desiring to spend one two hours most pleasantly,
will do well to drop into this Concert room. 1t is
the best music in the city.
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624.0l S,456.17 9,0S0 Il
Total shipments for

110,377 Gl TONS
During the week ending April 90 1852 81 boats cleared
this port, carrying 10 345 tons of coal
During the AS boats cleared this port carrying
so 9l3
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MARKETS

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET April 2O-The total
receipts of Cattle of all kinds for the week is follows:
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The East PennsvIvanin Rail Road

The East Pennsylvania Rail Road
ALLENTOWN, April 20.-The track of the East
Pennsylvania Railroad was completed to day.
making the chain of railroad plete between
New York and Harrisburg. The cars commence
to run tomorrow.
The Steamer Canada Outward Bound.
BosToN, April 20.-The steamer Canada, for
Halifax and Liverpool, sailed to day at noon. She
took out si&ty-sx passengers for Liverpool, and
twelve for Halifax, but specie.
Accident to the Steamer James Adger.
Charleston, April 20.-The steamer James Adger
broke her shaft off Georgetown on Monday after
noon. steamer has gone to her assistance.
Newport Municipal Election.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 20.-Wm. II. Cranston
was to day reelected Mayor of Newport by 30l
majority.