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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08
4 DEMONSTRATORS sALE,-NotIce i

IA hereby given that the undersigned, administra.
ior OF the estate of j. S. POOL deceased. will on
oAiohDAl The I'D day of December 1850, at one
O'Clock p NJ at the Court House door in the Citv of
Nevada, offer for salea public auction the tlowing
described property, to wit One half of n mininS
lot or claim ON Buckeye Hill Rayine, northeast of
anu adjoining I. 5. Gregory's residence contain,n,,
SUI ieet, more or less of said rayne Terms. Cash
decl It'd ii. b. THOMI SON puh A5,,,;-
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-08
CHERIFF,s saIe.-whereas, on the

CHERIFF'S Sale.-yvhereas, on the
- 18th day of Nov. A. d. 1860 to wit; In the Dis
trct Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District in and
for Nevada County, State of California, WEITON
n SWARTZ recovered judgment against Clark How
land, j. johnson, VIM. Alpough, Peter Alpough,
Charles Buck, Daniel Mayen, Michael Cauley. Pat
rick Martin, Timothy Cochran and Anthony Crowley,
for the sum of hundred and nineteen dollars debt
with interest on the said sum Of SIG from the 10Th
day of Nov. 1860, at the rate of ten per cent per
annum, together with s51, 25 costs Of suit ! have
levied upon the following described property to witt
All the right title and interest of the within namet
defendants of in and to the mining claims and mining
grounds situated on San Juan Hill, Nevada county,
State of California, and known as the Empire Co.'s
claims, with all improvements and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
Notice is hereby given that will sell all the above
described property to the highest and best bidder fol-
cash ON Thursday the 9th day of December A. D.
1860 in front of the Court House door in the city Of
Nevada, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and
O'Clock p. NJ. to satisfy and pay said judgment.
Given under my Land this 4th of Dec. a. d. 1860.
j. b. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff N. C.
C. Wilson Hill, Plaintiffs Atty. dec27-td
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NOTICE
IN LEGATION OF THE TWO sICII.IES IN
WASHINGTON

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION OF INDIRECT TAXES
The Minister Of Finances by resolution 4th june 1860
has decided 10 make contract for the supply Of Kentucky
Virginia Tobacco Leaf which viii he required bv the royal
bidder, ON the following conditions
The quantity 70 be delivered TO be = 600 Cantaa (abou
l32O0 Ibs In the proportion of onehd for Segsr Wrap
and TWO thirds for Fers The tobacco must be Of
quality ripe old and OF chestnut color good flavor sound
The leaf for wrappers must be large and ree that oilers
livery be made say third during January 1851
third during May, and onethird during september OF
year. The price will be calculated much per
The tobacco VIII be inspected the royal manufory by the
government inspectors only WHOSE Judgment VIII BIO isi
cept in OF disagreement when the Genera Director os
there be appeal The tobacco will be weighed In the
royal factory where the will also be ascertined
The which may be rejected will have 10 be
kingdom, the brefes possible time by the
tractor who Will be Obliged Ia replace as as possible
The delivery will have bo made " the royal manufacn In
Naples a. the risk and cost Of the contractor The payment
will he half in month and twenty days. and the
other half in twenty days General
Director OF Indirect Taxes shall have be legally advised OF
the arrival of the tobacco In the Of Naples rbe coursc
will have TO secur corresponding tn the teeulh
part the total of the contract stated In the print
o,ndons The auction and the award will take place
cordng the condition contained in the pamphlet which
and the Agena del Cntenzoso Of the General irea
sury The bids win be received the 2 OF august E
at the office Of me Minister Of Finar The
ton viii be hnAl ard the contract N the owes bidder
provided that lowest bid shall higher
liked upon by he Minister OF Finances and attained seal
ders which will be opened the bids all 10.
Should the lowest proposal exceed the price xod By The
government, award viii be made.
NAyLxs, June IA, 1860
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only source Of iuercs. that ladies' End coming
Ssy ress a, W! BE- PrSssa ~ sS = Nine DE1oREsrs
either Of her numerous branch establishments Waist patterns
cut 70 81 the form at - Also rab, designs OF all
latest Paris fashions and undeniaby the bes and cheapest
skirts offered.
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ruEsCR ADvERTIsENFSTs.

TIN JEUNE HOMIE PAaIsrEs AaE DE n Ans, DF
- are uoayrr On ernrA aaslcougae dars vne fanrle
Amercsins EspsFno habnt Neg York on u Sud Home
recon nAnsan. EorrsA hoEsisrg ca L. sprng 81, Pcsi
Of e. F.al.n A.
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SPORTING.

-s--c~~~~--~~-S~~-~~~~-J0~~
E'OR sAIE-A FAST sAfr.BOAT, TWENTY NINE yYEr
ong, II feet hearn copper fastened, and cnupi~e or
Ger; viii be sold cheap no mc 70 - her
Address r. p. G., Herald oGce.
EoR sALE-A sLooP YACHT, THIRTY FIVE FEET
long twelve feet vide, cabin Eve feet hsh fyur sofa
berhs mattresses cabin and axtsres nearx
nsS viii b. soi low. having H. Apply 70 X DELk
soNIAoNIk Sol Terth street, or Ia W. DAWSON, Newark
". j.. where she may be seen.
E'oR sALE-A NEW AND FAST sArLpoAr n FEET
long about feet beam, and Ia complete orier be
-oh cheap. Address VIM. Palmer, Jr.. Syack. 1T
Tor SALE cHrAv-A SMALL. SIDE WHEEL svRAM
Pleasure Tsrh f~~s long She IL driven BY csri-
stng engines has enclosed saloon Is long p hps
&c. Ia entirely and well. she built BY the
owner bat not having time her he vxhes She Il
an crcecnt hing for excursion parties Is per
sons. Price S20o Address r. J. 1ogl1 Newus. M.
TEN prNs.-A MATCH WILL TsKv PLACE AT rgr
y Wsstugnn Ro~ftng Sseou, No dgl Srth avenue ba
tween two cslehraed players from boston be her
9@ses bsstoai y. - ~
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OFFICE OF WATER COMMISSIONERS, JERSEY CITy
W July n se) -Nolce 10 Nsch'nsts and Budsrs-Seaei
proposals s be received The Office ~ the Water Coams-
soners Of Jersey sy unit, Tuesday, Angus; L. 81, ocls
r. NJ, ior he c'Esirueton and he found 4ipus
now prepsret. OF s,ornb Roam Pumping Engine aud two
rop kne Boilers AZ tie kngne House Of the Jersey Cy
Water WORKS shustsd the fssssc river the vi.
lsfe ri Belleyie " j.. Also, The time plac.
proposals. Tor The extension the prset
oosr and hou-r ard the mssonry required for setting
boilers VI and s,ercs II tho
the Office Of he Engineer after july ~ The
suncrs the right reject any OF the bsds
deemed for the interest," OF the civ.
ERAsTUs RAvDALs.
President 81 The Board af CummisssonexN
TUE MEMBERS OF ATLAS LODGE No. 3ie and a. NJ
are hereby nnihed ., attend special meeting NJ r.ii
lodge, Ihursday evening July - o'clock ~ thsr
corner ~ Browne and Crosby for work Pune
sual attendance is requested. BY order OF
Gro. W. DrRrrr, Secretary -
THE MEMBERS or COLUMBIAN CoxvaSpyRy NO
are requested 20 meet nj their roDms, Erpaf~sy
this lharsiayl Afternoon, NJ ~ precisely % unlts win
- ,her C1mma ndere at the reception ~ the Sir Knights M
washington Coruandery, II. &. BY order 81 the " g.
aEu. RAYMOND, Rec.
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An To pyrotechniss dealers In fireworks and 81 whom
nay c,ueernnrhe anderagned having patented as Hand
turcrs Of hre works and others all per-
sons making ling using the same and sd
by himself his agent all
marx and dale Of patent placed thereon.
ISAAC EDGE
JERSEY Orr, July /, 1860.
Edges Patent Torches kockats Roman Cantles Signal
Agb every description Fireworks for land ar sea
mag be had NJ short notice by add easing
GEORGE b. Colby,
No 81 Maiden lane New York.
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NEW YOBK AND HARLEM RAILRO AD eOMPANY.
IN FARE TO ALBANY, 80

on and sser Monday, IS 1900 alas viii leave weu
sixth station, New York follows
For Willamshridgc all stations 40 and ~ r.
N. For White Plains and all stations. 2S and r. NJ
For White Plains satious CTS NJ
street depot. For Crown Fails, SIS NJ. stopping WI.
lAmsbrr above For Dover Plains 40 r. NJ
stopping at White Plains and stations above train rans
u Mllernn Saturday evening For Albany, l0l5 A. NJ,
Pals and rsttons north
leave wiamsbrfdee stopping AZ al the way
Stations, 90 A. NJ and r. NJ white Plains stopping n
sand NJ and AIS and p. " as All way static, Dover
Platns A. NJ stopping Of Fordhan, This
train leaves Mnlsron every Monday morning s25 Gro
vslls r. NJ, Stopping all stations Forihan.
Albany A. stopping at all stations Of WHITE Plains
JOHN BURCHIIL. As isfsnt SUPERINTENDENT
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RAILROADS.

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.-sUxxER
IN arrangement for pleasure trave-rrne
sixth stree, station ioowsi0i3 A. MExpress for Al
bany Troy Saratoga Sharon SPRING. Niagara Falls Lake
George Lebanon Springs and lake Mahopar
Albany With New York Central Railroad for sharon springs
Niagara Falls and AL places West also with I for
toes and AL points North Sis A. M.For Coton Falls
meeting al Godens Bridge with for Lake Waecabnc
and ~ Crion Fails with for Lake Nahopac 40
ror Dover Plains connecting AZ Godens Bridge with
for Lake Waeabnc and croson Falls with stages
kAhnpae. JOHN ByRCHIIL. Assistan; Superintendent
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
10 casss sAssnd lars Nanafsctured and for sale by
ll9 Nassau street. s.coui four. oace No. Il.
Gen 4 Gray, No nsafor,h street., Bosson.
EsrIRE eRaGgEs BAkERy, $50 GRAND srREEr.--
sa :. ss pse s ss sesS5- S or1er o. al
for shipping AMI steamers promptly ATTENDED 20
EEIcrIoS IN JOURNALS ENTIRELY .0BvTATED
- and al necessity for luericson dispensed VITA The
iury Results that Of ncacuable vAire 10 application
rsrG ear sses omnibus and wsson @. .ns 10 '1 ,our
mails q every possible si,e combring sing c Of cousr.
snd IS oaaSns W. J. psNoRssr SS .s srs ssss1Ss
No one tail - be as.onshed al TIE rrssss
EoR sALE-A FRESH MILcH cow, JUST rR0T rue
country Apply Al The stables No 81 cherry street
INDIAN ryK-FoR SALE. A SMALL. INVOICE OF rHs
no Srsi n %e cs ,r y,r 10y pre- 70 ''s the lot
NoyrAsEn.-A SELF FEEDING AUTOMATIC sew
IN Ing Nachne This machine Ia especially sdap,ed 70
ansns AID can be d % sr..i yaaiSge fcr esredsrs.
stsf5na, ys,hs nj, ao, one pSsns Sns a. w. ; s
tune can e. s,sd . s:ss. sse VIII 40 y snds q fa,S
Eel SON snie Asenis. s. VIVIAN s.seei from 10 tIi
. AZ. Machines for '' a '''n'' SaA4' . aTesr'
NoT1CE TO CARrMFN -xsSTID TO PURCHASE
~ with % wieou. stecs The good ~ q zone good
e Se s a. %s' . s-s 's f s.sm ~ aar
CPASIsH DOCUMENTS, AGREEMENTS. BONDS.
- DEEDS Se prepared 10 soaass Ia ne proper orns -
&c lsea y ne psgsh dOnng slulh America Nex.o,
by FEDERICO KING No. SS Broadway, spanish lawyer.
ITO cARPENrERs-, SMALL. roB Of PARTITION TO
70 be u, sns morning As sss Rrosswsy up as "a
ITO wHOLEsALk DEALERS IN JEW El.RY
The so@rre~rs having factory In Newark, T., ftied
negotiate wEh Wholesale hr,se supply them with
worn All the different styles n. mads such Eruscan
Died. or mounted IN any quantity and Al The mosi
elsss reerence caskluy and responsibility viii be
chcerfuiy sivcn desired DO need apply,
but principals viii be dealt Nth Ihs parties nskirr hts
make work for house exluSvtly possible. f-ass
dres. b r. 8 Co. b0x l3 lerad osAcs for week
ns real nsne and whe1 and where an interview De had
T,aE AsENrAN soLrDirfED MILK,
Duchess county New y-ss he ovy ~sy procure pure
ax IN arEe cies The medical proesslin repnr; "A uvs
liable i1r nisnss and lnyads caeAper han he sw1i
made poison sold IS milk Ast VIII Keep for years any
climate, Indispensable for travellers oArsrs Of
and nsyy, and or be living bot clmues he eoath
fnAs 10 various Sed 2Aokagcs enclosed Cor transportation
IwfErcAN soLrprFrgp MILK COMPANY,
- Liberty street. two doors cast from Roadway, NY
ITO BUILDERS AND or1rERs-To 81 SOLD ClsEIP
L. large hichen ssrre wnh wslsr bses also sopser
Apply at as Broome street. IN the basement
IVAxTED-A FEW sECoSD HAND WOOD Ours ov
azei page Address DO. J, IS fo-s colc-, y. y.
WANTED TO ExcBANGE-Two OR THRIVE NEW
w frs' cs ssewing Nahinrs suitable Tor maru,aclurrg
purppca for new Carpets Address Tsng where he
can be seen. s =. a.. bcs Sss Post crcs
lV.VvW fsctur~rs Ac-Tbc most stmpls and perfect
sschin- for r'rg hr,ds shce and ershIry nails model
e.h,t'tion q nvrnsrs Esehs5v, isl william arssl Pa
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B.-Be'ween Prince and Hous.n sirss.s PlAse rensi
Der the name md number.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


CAUTION TO THE PU5LIu.--tN CuNhEQUES rE or
hs eosl.l increasing p.ron OF the different brands
Of Messru. hoes Chandons Champagne Wines especially II
their Vim Imperial ss) consider my duty %
non he pubss such imposition aud TO ADV purchts
srs the scot Cnandon Wine, sny rona
several infoces of import
cd, count -,est Moet Chandon also IN Inc market
ADOiPUU9 OECHS,
Messrs- Moe. Chanion 3 General Agent
for he United States and the CANDIDA
NEw YoRK, July 25 1890
lLAsONIC.-TBE MEMBERS OF METROPOLITAN
IXI Ledge No 273 requested " attend an hmsrgehs
Communication this Thursday afternoon, July ~ M
O'Clock Visiting members of the fraternity are cordially n
vRed 70 ne present corntan Room ODD Fe lowe Hail. cor
DANIEL GOODWIN, N.
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ITO LEr-sTORES, WITH BACKROOMs AND
Il kuchen and leh; Bedrooms; IN the new ho'ise
md - Crosby street. gas and croton water In bocac
10 Forsyth street
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BARGAINS IN BoxNErS AND BL0OMEH HATS
ID splendid Riding Hats Victoria boomers and Cock Fea-
TIERS Ribbons Mourning Bonnes "a Travelling Bon
Fail Bonness ana Dress Bonnets al S. worth SO L.
BlNNs Millinery 56i Broadway, stairs opposite The Ne
tropo
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ITO 1ET-THE NEW STORE NO. 17s NINTH ri
j ~ feet deep, with basement end vsults connecied
nr iron shutters and large plate gass front Apply Z:
N. WELl.s No 1e7 Ninth avenue.
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FTNO LET-EENT LOW, TILL MAY, A LARGE
story brick House. No. 10 Neiism place, &ercs
near Eighth street. containing all the modern impro
will be rented at bargain " a responsible nant.
the North American Fire Insurance Co., No. & Wall =,
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To LET, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE THE srof
L dwelling SIS Crane street. Williamsburg ono %
tnas " The street for any Mind of business shelves
gas hxures, awnings al belong 10 the house. viii
yalu. A. soon as the inprover IN the neirhorh
eOnpleied VIII be disuossd OF AZ great sacrifice n
customer Apply at l09 South Ninth street correr
street Williamsburg.
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no LEr-TwO THREE STORY AND HIGH
basement Eousea with all the modern improvs ins
chandeliers. &c, on SECOND avenue rent low n goo
Apply 10 RICHARD WHITE, SIS Second avenue.
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Maryland State Agricultural Society. By Mr..
Dennis, OF Somerset, bill opay a sum of money
to the assignee of Wainwright. By Mr.. Colds
borough, to amend the charter of the Thistle Man
ufacturing Company. By Mr. Kraft, of Baltimore
city, a bill to amend the charter of the Gaslight
Company OF Baltimore, and increase the capital
one million dollars. BY Mr.. Dennis, of Somerset,
to authorize the sale of part of the Almshouse farm
in Somerset
Memorials.-Mr. Freaner presented a petition to
establish new election district in Washington
county; referred. Mr.. Mackubbin, of Anne Arun-
del, presented petition for benefit of John Red
bank; referred to Anne Arundel county delegation.
By Mr.. Compton, the petition of the mounted
volunteers of Charles county, asking an appropria-
ton Tor purchasing arms; referred to Committee on
Militia. Mr.. Ford offered the petition of Josiah
Pennington and others, asking a charter for the
Brookline Company, of Anne Arundel county: re-
ferred to the Committee on Corporations.
LeaUeS to Introduce BWs.-The following leaves
were asked: Mr. McAlister, of Baltimore, asked
leave to introduce bill to establish Minors In
stitutlon, (Savings Bank )-referred to Committee
on Corporations. Mr.. Morgan, of st. Mary's
county, asked leave to introduce bill to arm the
Rifle Company of st. Mary's county-referred to
Committee on Militia. BY Mr.. Freaner petition
to indemnify the late Sheriff of Washington coun-
ty for expenses incurred in preparing arms and
equipments at the time of the Harper's Ferry out
break-referred to Committee on Claims. By Mr.
Smith, of Baltimore county, leave to incorporate
Bearhlll Mining Company-referred to Committee
va So' PoIdIUHS. ID hF MlllS, OF CafrOll, leave
to report bill changing the place of holding polls
OF 4th district of Carroll-referred to Carroll dele
CATION. BY Mr.. Kraft, of Baltimore city, leave to
introduce bill TO secure debts-reierred to Com
mittee on Judiciary. Mr.. Holland, of Dorchester,
asked leave to introduce bill repeating the law
passed February 10th, '54, to allow the citizens
ofSomerset to dredge for oysters in the waters of
said county-reierred to Select Committee By
Mr. Griffith, leave to bring in bill to make it pc
nal to aduterate guano or any other fertilizer-re-
ferred to Committee on Agriculture. By Mr.. Bris-
coe leave to the Calvert delegation to report bill
authorising Elisha Hervey, of Calvert county to
dispose of certain free negroes as slaves for lite
referred to Committee on Negro Population
BY MIR. Briscoe, leave to the Committee on Inter
nal improvements to introduce a bill more particu-
iarly defining the duties of the Commissioners of
Public Works of Maryland-referred to the same
Committee. By Mr.. Briscoe, of Calvert county,
leave to report bill to regulate the manumission
OF negro slaves in the State-referre1 to Committee
on Colored Population. By Mr.. Freaner, leave to
Washington county delegation to introduce bill
liking the compensation of Judges of Orphans
Court OF Washington county-relerred to delega-
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

l.. On the inner space, between the wings were
detached buildings connected with the works
Surrounding the Pemberton Mills, and along the
banks OF the river were quite a number of other
mills, the principal ones being the Washington
Mills, the Duck Mills and the Pacific Mills. 1t is
possible that these ediices have suffered from the
hre, as their proximity such as to give rise to
Tears Tor their safety last night. bridge extends
across the river near the Pemberton Mills: it may
have been destroyed.
The Pemberton Mills cost originally between
$500 900 and SSO0,000, and were owned by Stock
Company. Several years ago the company failed,
and the mills were bought at auction by their pre-
sent owners, three or four persons, who carried it
on as a partnership concern.
The firm had been quite prosperous and has done
a very large business having connections with all
sections OF the country At the time of the disaster
they had over 700 looms at work, running full
time. The principal fabrics of their manufacture
were cottonades shirting stripes, ticking, canton
fannels, &c.
They produced over 81 900 900 of goods-per.
maps 81, 800 600 per annum, considerable propor-
ton OF which sold at their agencies in this and
other cities, on commission. The superintendent
was Mr.. David Nevins.
The goods manufactured at the Pemberton Mills,
were of cotton mainly, and their loss must be very
heavy in the way of the raw material as they had
usually full stock on hand
Lawrence is entirely a manufacturing town, and
Is mainly laid out between the Merrimack and
Splcket Rivers. Its 900 inhabitants are united
by the peculiar bond of sympathy existing between
individuals engaged in almost the same branches
OF industry, and we have no doubt but that the
brlet but thrilling words of the telegraphic deS-
patches give only faint and feeble impression of
nave We oeen called forth among the men and women
OF that stricken CITY,
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ttlOnetarp ana Commercial gsblsto.
BALTIMORE. January II, 1860


Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Stock active again to-
day 200 shares being sold at the Board but prices
continue droop sales to-day showing further
decline in it of half dollar per share. The opening
sales were made at SLY buyer 60 days. and III OIL for
cash and short time contracts; but the final sales
made at SIX buyer days. and S70A for cash short
time operations and ii left off at $70k bid $71 asked
regular way and s7 bid $7lA asked buyer GO days In
Northern Central Railway there very little done
only sale made being of 100 shares at S164 cash
This stock closed at SICK bid $6K asked regular way
Northern Central Railway 1885 bonds advanced again
to-day Y sale of 81 900 being made at 594. There
was nothing done in other Railroad bonds but they
steady at yesterday quotations We note improve
ment to-day of to X per cent. in Baltimore City 6's
Sales made at the Board of 3l5 s75s at 97 1856
1855 at 81 1884 1S9O at 9sA and SO 23O 1905 at 09
We note also sales to-day of 100 shares Franklin Bank
S11S, and 400 shares Gardner Hill Mining Company
So 50G2. sc time
principal stocks declined heavily, but at the second
board some of them advanced again. New York Central
declined at the first board IN Reading 2K Rock Island
*; Erie X; Michigan Southern \; Michigan Southern
guaranteed l. and Illinois Central bonds but at the
second boagd Erie advanced again X; and New York
Central 2%.
Foreign Exchange continues dull and for both
sterling and continental bills rates have declined
within the past few days The rates to-day follows
viz London, bankers bills, 1OsA; do commercial do
10s9lOS4 Paris 60 day bills ST. 1sA do short sight
do, ST 15 Antwerp ST. 15 Bremen 70; Amsterdam Al X
Hamburg 36a; Cologne, 73A; Frankforton- the Maine
AN.
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Perfect ofder in this ward.
nv o,;ol oo ~


The memorial was then referred to the Commit
tee on Elections.
MIR. HOUSTON, OF Baltimore county, offered pc
tition of B. F. Anderson, of Baltimore county.
for refunding of money enormously paid to the
State.
Bile Reported.-By Mr.. Linthicum, of Dorches
ter, bill to direct Jeremiah Patterson to keep
gate on public road. Some informalities in the
bill being detected, it referred to the Commit
tee on Judiciary By Mr.. Landing, to make valid
deed from Benjamin Black to Elisha JONES' Also,
to make valid deed to Mr.. I. Hall. By Mr.. Hun
ter, bill changing the name of Lucreta Smithson
to Lucretia Bosley, which was read third time
and passed. By Mr.. Gordon, bill to allow the
; original will Of Dawes DeWolf to be withdrawn
Hfrom the Office of the Register of Wills of Baltimore
county. Rules suspended, read a third time and
passed. By Mr.. Morgan, bill in favor of the
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INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. l2.-The Jackson and Han
cock county delegates to the State Democratic
Convention withdrew to-day. The Lawrence coun-
ty Douglas claimants were admitted The Ran
dolph county delegates compromised.
A motion was made that committee be appoint
ed by the Chair to report the names OF electors
and delegates to the Charleston Convention for the
State at large An amendment was moved that
such election be made by a vote by counties
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Aid for the Lawrence Sufferers.

BosTON, Jan. ia meeting was held yesterday
of the New England Society of Manufactures and
Mechanic Arts, when it voted to dispense with their
annual dinner and appropriate the money usually
thus expended to the relief of the Lawrence suffer
ers The members also made up an additional purse
of 81 OO0