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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08

The New London Chronicle does not sec in
the recent active measures of the AdmiuinIstra
ton to suppress the slave trade, anything de-
serving credit. We are not at all surprised to
hear such a confession Of hypocrisy, from a
Black Republican. who is green enough to
suppose that an Abolition Journal like tie
Chronicle can take pleasure in seeing slavery
agitation, the only leg that it has had to stand
on, thus uucercmoniousIy ampu.ated? What
they want is not the SUI rcsSon of the slave
trahic-they would vastly prefer that every
second man should be an importer of negroes,
so that they might have something to keep their
bellows in wind Fortunately these Black Re.
pubIicans are too well known, to be considered
OF much account practically, so far as matters
of governmental policy are concerned. Even
the negroes themscIye are getting tired of their
company, and asking to be saved from such
friends.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08

4 young gentleman happening to sit at church
in pew adjoining one in which sat young
lady for whom he conceived violent passion,
was DESTROYS Of entering into a courtshp on the
spot; hut the place not >uitiuga formal dechra-
ton the exigeocy of the case suggested the
following plan He politely handed his fair
noighbor Bible, open, with a pin. stuck in the
following text--Sccoud Epistle of John, verse
fth-"And now beSoech thee, lady, not as
tiongh | wrote new commandment unto
thee, but that which we#had from the begin
nng-that we love one another" She return.
ed it, pointing to the second chapter of Ruth
verse tenth "Then she fe ! on her face, and
bowed herself to the ground, and said unto him,
Why have found grace in thine eyes, that thou
sloudst take knowledge of NE, seeing that
am Stranger 2" He returned the book point
ing TO the twelfth verse of the Third EoistIe Of
John: Having many things to write unto
you, ] would not write with paper and ink, but
trust to come unto you, and speak face to
face that our joy may be full" From the
above interview a marriage took place he ensu-
ing week.
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Posi- OFFICE ROBBERY -Netc Harea, Sept
4-The Post Office in this city was entered
last night by burglars, who bored through the
back door, They searched all the bags they
could find, but they contained only the way
mails. 1t is not supposed that any large amount
Of money was taken. Some counterfeit bills
which they found may lead to their detection
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ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.

this placed Jones in fix. IF he holcrCd for
help he would be arrested for breach of the
peace. IF he undertook to 90 home he would
be arrested for exposing hi person. Jones was
in dilemma, Jones looked around and found
one old quilt; Jones made a virtue of necessi.
ty and wrapped the old blanket around him,
and became for the first time in his life, a
"Roman Senator" The Roman Senator reach
ed home about midnight
There was q wild wag of fellow, by the
name Of Thornton, who one day got up during
service and walked out Of church, making rath.
er prominent display of a gold-headed cane.
The vicar well known eccentric character,
with wooden eg--tbe result of his love of
fox hunting-immediatcly pounced upon him
in this wise: "PuIl that cane from under your
arm, my young friend and throw it away.
There are no goId.headed canes in heaven"
Whereupon, Thornton turned around and quick
Iy replied, Pull that stick of wood out of your
pants, my old friend and throw it away There
ARE no mooden legs IN Hearcn,"
How is it about wooden hcqds2
Now Orleans is the place for duels The
correspondent OF the st. Louis Republican,
tells how two gentlemen went out together with
sharpened foiIs-neither knowing how to fence
They dashed sayagcly at each other, and one
received the foil in his side the steel passing
completely through to the hiIt-the other reCeiy-
ed an inch Or two OF cold weapon in his gentle
frame
For fear of petting babies mixed up at camp
meetings while their mothers are gossping,
down at Marrha's Vineyard, they are all
"tcketed," and put in charge of committee,
At the late meeting one little chap was labelled,
oTcnt No 14-don't c;vo This bov INV candy
Ill, ;.,;.,,.... a. rmy--,.
'''''''' '"''""l''0" against '"' '''O" 'D''
cnarlne Pfopen"Illcs'
Somebody puts the following "conundrums'
to the world -
GLOW many SickIy ones wish they were healthy;
no" many ocgsar men |Sn 'ney were wealthy
I II,r , ma"J us5 T"vs ",Su ."Gy were P'e;y
How many bachelors wish they were married
How many bonedicts wish they had tarricd;
3 ~ or ooo Ll mes 'uII OF trQu9e'
-',''''' ~ '''''''' p''"SO' ! " UO0O'O'
Mrs Anto'oette h. Brown Blackwell prea'
ched IN Theodore Parkers Church. IN Boston,
rec'ntIy'-Ihere was pretty nearly UTTER
manufacturer by the young people when she
read her text as follows ; when was enid
spoke as enid understood as child
thought as child ; but when became Q man,
| put away childish things"
Moro Fony
oSic at S6g she on ne a md q ef sR69gP
distance was some eirht feet. lie fred Two
pistols during his descent He stuck fast in
the mud. and was 6shed No with boat hook.
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An Enterprising Rascal,

The kna7e whose swindng operation is re-
recorded below, proves to be one Hiram F.
Leslie, once a temporary Ioboror in the Patent
Office at Washington. He was arrested in that
City on Tuesday the End inst, by Chief God.
dard and Lieut.. Henry, and lodged in Jail to
await requisition from The Governor Of New
York. We wish him musical time "for he
played upon harp with thousand strings
.One Of the most successful efforts at rascal.
ity that was ever heard of was brought to light
in New York city on Wednesday. 1t appears
thr+-~sharpcr in Philadelphia advertised for
number of young ladies' to go South to fill
situations as teachers of music, Fifteen young
women we're accepted by the advertiser They
were to have remuncrative employment in the
families of wealthy Southern planters, and in
every respect their future prospects were Of the
most hattcrng description. 1t was simply
simulated by the advertiser that the ladies
slrG1d dcfray in part their expenses to their
respective destinations, On arriving in
New York en- route for the South the sharp
cr took charge Of the baggage Of the ladies,
collected from them about one hundred and
Fifty dollars for their fare in the steamship, and
willie they were waiting patiently at the hotel
for him to conduct them on board, he dccamp-
with his plumber The police are in hot pur-
suit of the swindler, who is described as a man
olAsing address, five feet six inches in height,
Iig6fPe~Nph xion, brown hair, mousta,che aud
vhiskCrS and has an CHcmiuate manner Of
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THE BROAD CnUHcn CREED.-A Disciple OF
DR.. Bellows, on being asked how long the
creed Of the New Catholic Church was to be,
WHY as long as it is broad, to be
sure. ~, Y. Sat,rdqV Press
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08

The performances of Mons. Bondn and his
compeors prove EoItaire's definition of his
countrymen to be half true-"a mixture of the
tiger and the mopheN"
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SHIRT or THE AGE.
WOODSTOCK, VI.

THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1859
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08

The General Term Of the Supreme Court will
be held in Montpelier on the First Tuesday in
November next.
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TIE ATLANTIC C, TFLrGHArn-Cc mosIrrs OF
lTs NoRKING.-lho copies OF the four hundred
messages sent through the Atlantic cable, which
we published yesterday, rer5aflm, as they we're
sent and received produced, we learn, quite a
a sensation IN tins city, They set at rest for
ever ~ question OF the praottcabiIjty Of tcIc
graphic lotGrcourSe between the Old World and
the New Many persons were incrcau'ous as
10 any message whatever having been received
at either Sdo' b"t the testimony OF the oPer'
a'orS' under oato, showing mat messages were
sent ana received for me space OF t|er ty,three
days between Na'of'a ana N@"'ono''aoa "a,
leaves no .ong'r "a peg to hong Ionot upon,
And II ~ messages containing 40 words
transmitted from Ne"'oundIand 10 NaIeo'Ia'
and l2J messages containing I+'f words from
VaIcntia to Now land passed, It is evident that
regular permanent teIeg~nhlc communication
can he established between Europe and America,
and its accomplishment IS only question OF
time,
Independently OF the sworn testimony as 10
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08

What must do is all that concerns me, not
whnt tho people think. -Emcrson.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08
Last year Hall, 1874

NtYtsl "
The vote, it will be seen, was very small
the Republicans falling off eleven from last
year, and the Democrats just holding their own.
Below we give such returns as received up
to the time Of going to press:
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-09-08

A few days since, party of North Caroin-
ian emigrauts, en- route Tor Oregon passed
through Danyie. While stopping to make
some purchases, one Of them was pounccd upon
by LAWYER Of the town, who INDUCED largely in
the exclusively Yankee recreation Of asking
questions. The emgrant was quite commune
catiye, and told him that they were going to
found town the pursuit Of each person was
already marked out, and there were no drones
among them. What was this man to do He
was to open store. AND that ? Start a
bIacksmith's shop, And the other behind him
Engage in sheep raising So they were nearly
all nventorized, when a whte-mired octogen-
arian, ancestor of about laf tie company and
looking venerable enough for old Time himself,
was observed sitting in one of the wagons
"Why, who is that? asked the eager, ques-
toner, That's NY father"
"What is he going to do He can't be of
any Use to your settlement"
Oh, yes" replied the North CaroIinian,
romptIy we are taking the old mar along to
start graveyard with "
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Whats Up7

We are now in the narrow path.
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FUTURE dawn

by J. Z. MCGUIRE d CO. Auotioneers,
AIALOGU SALE OF VALUABLE Ann
NOSSEHL EST BOOKS THURSDAY AFTER.
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coHecuon CT valuable Books. comprising nany yer,
oostIJ Illustrated works. We name IN part-
funch compe set. from its comRe ncement tc
July. 1855, illustrated with several thousand I'm.
rocco, ~-A "i"'
Royal 6allery Of British Art, illustrated with a.
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Oh me hnest and most costly illustrated works
Boydeu's sumptuous editiop of sh.L.,..,
Works,
Costumes of the Highland Clans, consisting of
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iogether with many rare and beautifully illustrated
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INTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SIIpEE

By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.
INTENSIVE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR
IL CARVED MARBLE NANTES, MONUMENTS,
BEAD STONEs, LINTELs AND SILLs, BY Ca IA LOG Y,
AT hUcTIoN-On WEDNESDAY the sd instant.
shall sell, by catalogue, commencing at 10 O'Clock
a m.. at the marble yard Of Mr. "A. Parry, who 10
removing his business to New York, onPennsylva
MA avenue, between 18th and 10Th streets, one of
til most perior assortments OF Marble Nantes
and Monuments ever offered for sale In the Dis
trct, of the following varieties OF Marble, VIZ:
Statuary Marble Carved and Plan Mantels,
l California Moulded Mantle, very rare and supe
nor,
Lisbon do. do. do.
6 very fine Italian Marble carved Nantes,
g 90. DO. DO. Moulded DO.
IS beautiful Italian Marble Monuments, of various
sizes, H. eiy finished,
70 Marble Head stones, Of different sizes and saai-
Also. a large and excellent assortment of Marble
Linteis and Ellis. for building purposes
Terms: 4 II sums under S2j Dash over S2s, and
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over 500 ere t Of T. 6. and 10 for notes,
"a all cases OF credit, satisfactorily endorsed. bear
Ing interest.
The attention Of members Of Congress, builders.
persons wishing TO purchase monuments or head
stones and the public IN general, Ia respectfully In
vted to this "a o, as 10 10 certainly tie most supe
rioI assortment offered for sale In
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our sICAL FRIEND.

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By A. GREEN, Anotinneer-


HANDSOME and VALUABLE BRICS
- hoCsE AND Lot ON 9TH STREET, RETwEEN nj
h md ~ SIS, AT AsCrIoN.-On THURSDAY, the
I'm instant shall sell, In front of the promises al
4 o. Clock p. m, valuable and desirable BricE
DweliIns house and Lot: being Lot No. II and part
eet on the east side of 9th street wes and running
Dack 93feet to IL foot inch alley improved by a
nailhsome Two story and attic Brlck House, with A
Two s!cTy back-buIldlrg, covered with slate; hsy-
ing a hne yard attached paved and Handsomely aid
the alley, which is paved, ~
The attention of persons wishing 20 purchases q
hanGsone residence is called To the sale of above
property,as upon examination, they will tnd TIRE
mouse possesses every convenience, and is built 10
the most modern style, by the best of workmen.
Terms: One third cash balance IN 9, ~, 49, and
"a months for Dotes bearing interest," properly se-
cured b, deed Of trust on the premises.
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New York Markets.

NEw YORK, Feb. I5.-Flour is higher; state
So Ass Isl Ohio =. 50as6.45 Southern IS 7laS6
TO 80 o.
Wheat is buoyant; red sIiOasI.i5; do. white
sissy.
Corn is dull; mixed sias6c white soassc.
Pork is duh; mess sIsaSIe as; prime Sl3 IS
Lard is heavy at I2al2kc
WHISKY Is dull at 27Xc
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REhD; BELIEVE. AND IMPROVE YOUR

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Destroyer, acts maglcslly on Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, and Consumption. In Gases Of
colds one two bottles will effect a cure at cost
Of 50 cents. Persons fIom all sections have ordered
dinerent quantities by express. IL 10 purely vege-
been restored 10 heslth by II herself, from deep CON
sumption. she recommends It unhes ltatngy TO al,
II you wish to he saved. Apply az No. $50 street
between 18th and 18th. or ut Stott's corner Penn.
street and Penn. avenue. de s-sm
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IA PER,
THE FAMILY JOURNAL.

CONTENTS FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.
HENRY BROMWELI., or the Adventures of
an Orphaa-a story of Land and Sea-wTitt:n for
The Family JOurnal, and handsome y illustrated |;
commenced IN this number.
THE ROBBER AND THE PRIEST, trans
lated from the French for the Family Journal,
QUIJLS AND SCISSORS.
LETTER FROM THE DISBANDED VOL
UNTEER.
DUTY nF WIVES.
EDITORIALS :-Enterprse North and SOUTH
Rs~l Ens!avcrs OF Europe-Mount Vernon Papers,
&c. &c.
EDITORS TABLE.
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
GOSSiPPiNG LETTER ON ART, by Barry
Grey. writer for the Family Journal.
ITEMS OF NEWS.
ODDS AND ENDS
LITERARY GOSSIP.
THE spy OF MALES, written for the Family
Journal.
MANlA-A -POTU. a thrilling story. written for
THE BROKEN HEART. a pathetic story,
written for the Farnily Journal.
LADIES' PORTFOLIO.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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ia WEST BALTIMORE ST., BALTIMORE, MD.
III Mr.. Henderson, agent for the propr,etors
Will canvass the cities of Washington and George
town, and 10 authorized to receive subscriptions.
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BaItimere MaFketr.

BALTIMORE, Feb. I5.-Flour IL steady; Howard
street and Ohio IS as
Wheat is unchanged; white sl.4OasI 20, red
81 30aSl.35.
Corn is unchanged white and yellow .3a76e
Provisions are firm and unchanged
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NURSERY AT LINNGAN HUI.

NEAR WASHINGTON, ID. C..
The proprietor invites The attention. Of the pu Bile
70 tbs l6rge and general assortment Of ORNA -
MENTAL and FRUIT TREES, amopfst1
them 5000 large slze White Pine, Balsam FM-
and norway r lr, Of large growth and healthy oop-
Trees.
A large assortment of Deciduous Ornamental
shade Trees, OF all suitable for inf
select. e e'1
Also, Garden Fruits, consisting of Currspt.
Oooteoerres, RaspbeTries, and IStra wberrles, m
great variety and Of most approved sorts.
Grape NlneS-Hardy American varieties. suited
Rebeca, and others.
Shrubbery for gardens and lawns.
JOSHUA PIERCE,
"Linrean Ill.," near Washington, ID. C..
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Safety Of the Steamer Indian.

PORTLAND, Feb. l5.-The steamship Indian,
which left Liverpool on the 18th ult has lust ar
rived. Her intelligence has been antici psted by
the America at Halifax
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from kansaa.

LEAvENwoRTH, Feb 12-The Territorial Lee
glslature adjourned on FIR day, having passed a
general amnesty bill granting pardon 20 those
now in custody, and an immunity from prcsecu-
tion on account Of past disturbances in Southern
Kansas. IL has received the approval Of the
Governor - ~~
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MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue OF writ of
lV1 heri fsoias Issued from the Clerks Ofoe of the
county of Washington, and TO me directed, Il will
expose to public 'sale, for CASH, in front of the
the I'D day Of ebruay next, 1882 at u O'Clock m
the following described Property, to wit All
defendants night, tte claim and interest in and TO
part of Lots Nos; and 9, Square No. 5e5, begin
nns at point or line on Sd street west IL feet north
Of southwest corner of Lot No. g. thence sout along
the line Of said street 3 feet; thence east on line
al night angles to said street 90 feet to public alley
Ia sad Square thence north with line OF said aey
"a feet thence west g. feet to the line of said street
to the place of beginning. together with all and SIN
guar the improvements thereon. seized and levied
sold to tatisfy yudioals No. n, to January term,
1853, In favor Of John Van Reswick.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
ia27 to for the Distrlot of Columbia.
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THE CITY ORCHESTRA
respectfully informs the admirers of rood Music
that thsy still attend to the conducting Of Mu ~
slc1l performances on the Piano and Violin. ~
or, with any other selection OF Instruments, =
az Private eoeptIons and Soirees. They beg leave
TO assure their patrons that they will produce fun
altered) the best sc Elections Of Strauss Lanner La
bitzky, Julien, and other approved com posers,
N. B.-Any number of references N rec uired. An
ply az the Music Depot corner Penn avenue and
street, or at the residence Of Mr.. Soheel No 81 Pa
avenue, near I'd 81.
fe9Iw JOHN T.. SCHEEL,. Aren't.
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1H LAIEsT HIWI
y Telegraph OR The Ivenias st.r,
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of IN, S,..- .-


rived bers eo, THE steamer America ar
to the 29th ult AiNefPooi, with dates
The steamer City Of Manch.s,., .,,,x
me 18th uIt-, and the Alps on the so,h va ou' ON
wal rumors still continued 70 be eircn,,,.s a.
Paris letters speak OF great .c,,x,,v a,
In making warliks preparations, and Of s.,.s.,
impression prevailing that momentous eris,s IA
approaching. ''' ~
The Pans bourse is still. very sensitive, and 4,
huctuatinp. o
England Is exerting herself for peace and a,
ne, attitude it Is believed the question OF peace
France forbids immigrant recruiting ON the
e1 Tsr coast OF Africa and NJ adae oscar
hi,,h ~ rhncess Frederick William has given
on Inc British government has given out large
senPoWoer contracts
The China mail Confirms a.. .,
~ hngilsh Government has effected contr,ot.
WIN three iron fonndries for the ,n.ns, 80 80
sIHge number Of Sc Founders. ~
~ rance the demand for cavalry in .o urvept
soat qnsrtermasters are bringing IN nine .,eiS
horses Tor the service. sixty-.wo wsr ,ren.ras,
vessels have been ordered 10 rend - 49,
Ion by the LIST OF March ~ fou-
Three meD-ofwar had departed from e.n..
ior the purpose, IL was supposed OF escortipg m,
Ihce NapoIeon and has brlde TO France and
three ships of-the-line had Proceeded on . crnise
up the MEDITERRANEAN. The war feeling ,mons
tne ioWer classes OF Frsnce was growing intense
Inc vienna correspondent Of the London Time,
says that Austria will never consent 20 a settIe
nsnt OF the Italian question by a European; but
~ was heVeItheless reported that a congress of
the foreign Powers will assemble in IIondon for
an arrangement Of the present diffculti,s
Inc United states steamship Powhstan WAS
at latest accounts, in Canton river
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LOCAL IErTLLIGENCg,

q Tn eIAR PUBLISHES sls Lists %
Is,rrRs RsnAurse IN ZEE WAsnNsfoR CrYY
Posr OFFICE UNDER TEE PROVISIONS or ZEE
HsWsRAFER HAVING TEE LARGEST cIRcuLA-
ZION wITHrN rHs DELIVERY OF THs srrIcE.
Ifs TOTAL DAILY CIRCULATION Is MORE TEAM
DOUBLE THAr OF ANY OTHER DAILY PRINTED
IL TEE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
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DLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING
in all It's various branches neatly and promptly
executed.
The best Of vorkmen from the North are m my
employ, and will guarantee all work which NAV
be favored with be executed IN the most substen
tial and workman hks manner.
4 have constantly hand q small supply Of Gas
and Water Fixtures. which I oan furnish a. prlces
warranted to give satisfaction.
CELADON SNYDER,
fe 10 next 20 Star 0ffos.
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The MAEKETs

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 29.-Cotton Sales Of the
week $1,000 bales, including 1 900 bales TO specu
latoTs and 500 bales for export All Qualities
steamers news from the United states. topetber
win large arrivals, caused the decline. STOCK
IN port $4,000 bales, Including 36S 600 bales Of
American.
Breadstufs-The market Is dull Wheat bs.
adecliniug tendencyi sales at decline Of in2d
frovlslons-The markets. steady; pork 10 arm.
and all qualities have advanced
MoHey MdTkst -Bullion in the Bank Of Eng
land has decreased & 500 sterling Money wa.
abundant, and the rates generally unchanged
Consols rs 4 ASK.