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CITY NEWS
The City Cnnvss-crs-As Alarming Dis
csvcry, wbics r~-uitrd In nothing
but n Fright.

but Fright.
The Boari Of City Canvassers resumed its
session at ten O'Clock yesterday morning. Aid
FicmeDt presided.
A portion Of the Third Ward and all Of the
Fifth were then oanva.sed. The NJ ,yo atty vote
Of tho rim Ward stood Opdyke, 200 Gun
thor, Go and Wood, 500 showing loss Of
one from Wood, and a gain Of one for Gunlher.
The First Aldetmluic District was thea taken
UP, and the canvass rosul,ed as follows First
Ward Opdykc, 400 Gunthcr, sos Wood,
5si. Second Ward Opdyke 2ii Gunthcr, 90
Wood ~. This is gaia 10 the Fret Ward
Of one vote each FOR Guuther aud Opdyke.
Several districts Of the Fourth, Fifteenth
and Seventeenth WARDS were then cinvdsscd.
In the 9th and lth districts Of the latter ward
lo.s Of some 25O from tho Assoch cd Pross
report Of Opdykes vote was diScovcrcd-qitC
an alarming fact for tho outsider until at length
it became generally bnown that this was an
error on tho part of the Associated Press, and
that the ncw Development eltirely Tailed with
the returns at the Police Headquarters, and in
no way endangered Mr.. opdyke's election.
The Nineteenth AMI Twentieth Wards fol
lowed in the canvass with the following result
10Th Wood, 1851 Opdykg, 1,l6l Gunther
1885, 22d Ward, Wood, All Opdykc, / ,451
Gunther 1876. In the Nineteenth Ward
Opdyke gains four votes, Wood FIVE and Gun
thee one over the returns Of the Associate,
Press. In the Twenty. second Ward, Woo
| gains 6 and Gunihcr &c over the Associate,
Press returns. Adjourned 10 10 o'clock th
morning.
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VIZ UNDERSTAND that, while avoiding as
much as possible all reference to his relations
with the Government, Gen. Fremont has, in
private conversation, given expression 10 the
mQvt kindly feelings toward President Lincoln,
ncribin, his own remSss.:.il IN tho tacSssity nj
maintaining the unity OF the Cabinet, which de-
mandcd his sacrifice.
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A communication was received from Harry
Howard the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Board, ton
doring his resignation.
The Comptroller submitted his financial bud
get for 1852, and the Board referred it to the
Finance Committee and ordered 500 copies of it
to be printed.
1t appears by this document that the total
amount required to bc appropriated for the year
1862, is as follows:
For the support of the City Gov
eminent ....................5 ,996, 2j6 90
For the interest on the city debt. 7l2, 800 90
For he redemption OF the city debt II 657 80
io'al. :...,.'''.'',. .,,,,a.,.,s3 $50, 'l3 30
A resolution was received from the Board of
Aldermen to appoint committee TO ascertain
and report whether a suitable loo alton can he
obtained for a market on some point of the
North river, north of Canal street and south of
18th street.
MIR Pirckey spoke in strong terms condemna-
tory oflhe measure. lie regarded II as an at
tempt at fraud, which should be voted down.
1t was concurred in, however, and subseq uently
Councilman Hogan, who was in the chair APP
pointed, a. the committee, Messrs. Hogan,
Bickiord, Shannon, Ouiwcll and Stevenson.
Adjourned to Thursday.
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public meeting at the Bethel, over the amos st.
Market, in Broo lyn, this evening, Messrs. M
CLEJ LAND, DANIEL WALFORD Capt. W. ".
BARR, will address Messrp. AUSTIN, PURCELL
ard HATCH will sing some Of their best songs, aud
the Brooklyn sercnsdtrs will perform. Seats free.
CHAS. A. GUINAND, Seo'y. 2I
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CAPTAIN ZAooNYI, Of the Fremont Guards,
the hero Of the desperate cavalry charge at
Springfield, Mo-. is at the Astor House.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

X. Z, Whippie, Of Boston, win deliver n
LECTURE
In MARKFr STREET CHURCH near East Broad
way, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, Deccinl er 18th,
at o'clock. Subject MARTIN IL TIER " Tick
eta % cents. For sale AT wentworta's Bakery,
Lecture. de9 300
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TnE FAIR or THE HousE or MRRor, com
menccd az Dodworth's rooms last evening, and
will continue until Friday evening. Every
Kpiscopalian parish Ct New York is represented
10 the fair by table attended by some Of the
fair parshionerS, and the variety Of articles pre-
scntcd for sale or offered TO the 'lucky" ia
schemes Of chance, il fully equal to any fair
W. have ever attended IIoli lay toys and gifts
of all descriptions, from an endless variety OF
dolls up TO the most valuable articles Of virtu,
are offered on all sides by the lovelest hands
and urged on the visitor in the most dulcet tones
with persist ance most promising of depletion
Of the purse Of the visi'or, and replction of the
funds ofthc House of Mercy. The object Of the
fair being 50 good, it is to DO hoped that our
ci liens will disbursc their loose funds without
any more pcIsuation than may suffice to exhibit
the charming SIX II of the fair ,aloswomon.
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Is TIIE REroRr Of tho City Canvassers yes
tercay, 1t I, stated in a resolution by Aid. Far
ley, that whereas John Hogan threw a guam
tity of votes on the Inspectors table, where the
votes were being counted, &c. We are desired
to state that John Hogan, the candidate for
School Commissioner in that district, did not
thus do
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GEORGE WMKEs OF the SPIRIT or THE
TIMES, accidentally let drop DerriRger pistol
on Saturday last, in Washington. 1t exploded
ard the lal entered the leg above the knee
inllictinga wound which will probably confne
him to his room some weeks.
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EN.PosIMAsrER FOWLER, late of this city
Is carrying on a tobacco mandatory in Tepec
Mexico, and is said to be making money.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A. q. II. No. lathe Officers and Mem
bers Of the above Division requested TO ate I'd
their regular monthly meeting this, Tuesday even.
ing, at o'clock pm. by order Of PATRICK HAIR
RlNGrON, Prest. PATRICK GAI4EGAN, Sc. 30
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DEATHS in this city the last week, 1856; in
crease over the week before, 53 over same
week last year, a. Adults, 1863 children,
22O: males. 2Ol; females, 1870.
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INSURANCE.

BRITISH COMMERCIAL LIFE INSUR-
Dance Company, London and America. Establish
ed In 1890. Capital 100000. Claims paid.
50, 900, This company is well known In both
hemispheres, and It's stability Is undolbtcd. No
extra charge for crossing the Atlantic. Plicies a.
collateral seciity. Last bonus was thirty i've per
cent.
GEORGE NJ KNEvITT, Manager,
No GS W. ALI str ct
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Tux FINE PICTURE of Gignouxs Autumn
in Virginia" is now on exhibition at Schaus
Gallery in Broadway.
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ciety will hold their regular quarterly meeting at
their ball, 36l Brooms st this Tuesday evening 10Th
inst, al o'clock, ~ elect their ii ers. by order
of GEORGE FLEMING, Pres.
WIN HART, Rec. Sec. n
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Thai aProDhesy.o

II Is attracting 30 much attention that We shah
slnOs, " obliged 10 Tepublish H. In order 10 lts
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full exposure. A lady correspondent iuqIires
to-day, as others have where the fourth chap
ter Of Hargai Is to he found7 Nowhere As be-
fore intimated, the prophecy" proves to be
6rtitiOua
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COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE. COM
~ pany, NJ. 10 Wall street-Mutuh Beneht-ThO
Insured receive 10 per cent. of net prOh'a without
incuI ring any Liability. Capital, 100000 with
handsome surplus securely invested.
This Company continues 10 insure buildings, NOR
chandise, household furniture, rents, vtsselA q
port, and all other nsurable property, against loal
and damage by FIRE on the most liberal terms.
90 TIMOTHY g. CHURCHILL, President
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MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COM
A'i pany Forty years old. Office, No. 90 Wall
81. leeorporated, March 20, 1921. Capital, $3.50,
900. Surplus $4,000.
,D W. P. PALMER, President.
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ALBRo G PoLHEMUs,
pYAIRRs
TEAS, AND FINE GROCERIES, SCI
No. i2s5 BGoArwAY,
Junction Sixth Avenue
Pine Old Java c. Zee and high grade Teas a, The
original prices.
~ B.-sugsrs at reduced prices.
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
The original and genuine article, will eXteru,inAA
Reaches, Ants, and all yermin Free from poison
LYONS MAGNETIC PILL5
Are sure death N Rats and Mice. Sold by all D7uS
gis,a everywhere. ID. 8. BARNFS, Proprietor. Il
Park Row, aud A24 Bro>iway.
BARRY's TRIooPHERous
Il the best and cheapest article for dressing
beAutifyin9, cleaning, curling, preserving and ~
storing he hair. Ladies', Try Il. Bold BY AL Drug
giHis.
------- --- -
Wilcox & GIBBs
WING MACHIN
EO5 BROADWAY.
$50. $40.
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WILLIANISBURGH.

Nothing Of any interest transpired at any
the Law Courts.
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i,iKE INSURANCE, SECURITY AND
ECONOMY. Cash capital, 5000 10 per
cent 10 tho insured. Lorlard Fire Insurance Co,
., ., Wall st, TIE insured part pate In the prohts.
without any ia. Atty whaicvcr THIS Co, having
increased their capitl 10 laf "a million doia.s will
hereafter allow 10 dealers participation In the net
profits TO the extent Of 10 per cent when prefoI
red a liberal discount will be made from the stand
ard rates. CARLISLE NORWOOD,
President.
WASHINGTON SMITH, Wee Prcsidcnt.
GEORGE ID. CRARY, Secretary
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JAMES G. PLATT, Sea. etary.

HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY NO.
- Court street, Brooklyn, and Ill Bread way,
New fork,-Mutusl, with a cash capital Of $685.
90, invested In stocks OF the state of New York
and inst class bonds and mortgages.
Dividends Of profits declared annually and APP
Piled Immediately 10 reduce the amount Of current
premium.
Premiums payable one.h alf in cash and ons-hAH
IN note at ~ months which Is not in any case
subject TO assessments, but II Is permanent loan
the policy, to he paid only by the application Of
profits, or deducted from the amount due when the
policy becomes payab e. The cash part Of tho
premium may be paid annually, seIni-annually or
quarterly, In 1--WE, ten, or any number Of years, or
IN one sum.
Policies, the premium on which Ia payable in Ave
annual pay ments, may be surrendered at the expi-
ration Of two years and the Company will Issue for
paid up policy for life fr two hiths OF the origi
nal sum; # at three yes, for threo-hfths etc. And
on the ZANE principls, where the premium ID paya-
Die in ten or any other numbe- of years.
Policies issued for life or for any term OF years,
and on the participating and nnE-parucpatng
scale, at rates as low as any sound mutual or stock
company.
Premiums on short term and non-particpating
policies payable In cash.
Endowment Policies Lsuol, the sum payable N
the representative Of n party at DEATH sr tn him or
her attaining 40 90 10 CO. o. or years Of age.
Also all forms II Cndron's endowments and annui-
~ policies ON the mcst favorable terms
~ This Company has adopted n principle In
tended to prevent the lapse Of any policy and 10 30
cure to the assured In every all the assurance
which their payments viii provide for. Our mem-
bers need not apprchend Their FORE that their nAbi-
lily to pay the premium At any future time will in-
yulye the loss Of what they have paid.
Our prospectus and other publications will be
sent gratuitnusly IN ell who require II,
Good Agents wanted and will be treated with On
he most liberal terms.
| JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
a 80 Wall st. Capital 5000, COO surplus, $780,
lnsures against Ices or tmoge by fire. This Com
pany has been In operation 80 years, and has paid
In that period for LOSSES ~, 900 900 All LOSSES
including those n the great fires Ia 1925 and 1919
| have been paid in full; and the Company has its
| capital and large surplus securely invested in
| mortgages ON real estate.
MOSES TUCKER President
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M AhhEI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Az No. 81 Wall street. Capital, 8 90, 1000. Insures
on hSrchandiae, Household Furniture, Buildings,
favorable terms The Company is now doing bush
ness on the Participation Plsn," by which seventy
I'VE per cent OF the net profits Is divided annually
Hh ,eilPg " the parties insurng, greatly ineseas-
srrsAce without any liability whatever on the psrt
OF the assured. First diyisonlof prohtA July Ib0e.
Thirty three and third per cent In script On ths
premiums On policies, written with the pArtiopaiaa
Provi.lon- and marked on duriAg the year endsA
june Son ult
x. ASHER TAYLOR. President.
hRkr y. FREEMAN, secre.AIy,
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Farther News, 500 ThIrA Peg
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The Nor,b Carolina Conveniion-Tte most
Inppdcht HunabuE Of the whole War
Inicrr-tinE Account Of the Manufacture
Of n Governor, VI. e., &c, so.
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S1s.sI5,OG! $1,000, q

OF discounts beyond ninety days, Fen % 283
Amount of discounts beyonG ninety days. March 2S491o
Increase for the week. S,llS
The receipts of cotton for the week show a great
falling off from the corresponding week last year,
being 50 600 bales against SO eco. The receipts at
Mobile for the week ending yesterday, 0Friday
according to the Journal of Commerce, were i,022
bales against 1858 bales for the same time last
year. The total receipts at Mobile foot up 47S.9 l8
The decrease at the two ports (Mobe and New
Orleans) is, up to this evening, 433 800 bales The
total decrease now reaches COS GOO bales. The
sales for the week in this market reach 200
bales against II 600 bales for the same week last
year, and $500 bales for the same week in 1859.
The only advices received during the week from
England were those by the Canadian, arrived at
Portland. the previous accounts being the Amer
lea, last Saturday. The Canadians accounts were
received on Thursday, and were of deep interest,
Orleans Middling being quoted at 73d.-market
heavy, with scarcity of money. By the steamer
Australasian, of the 10th ultimo, now due at New
York. we look for something of . general excite
ment in all branches of commerce and trade this
week. 1t will come one day and go the next, but
fortunately we are all prepared for it.
To keep up the weekly records of the Liverpool
market, we append the weekly circular of the 8th
OF February, which came to-day by the America s
mails. The private correspondence reads very
unsatisfactory, some say gloomy. 1t appears that
the hasty clearances nominal, as they were Great
ed the impression on the Liverpool flags that the
stocks in that market would be largely increased
before sixty days expired.
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at Si9 d Dbl. IN Bacon Shoulders retail at sC1sae..
Ribbed Sides lo8'8l1 and Clear at I1It9I2c b b..
( In Lard We did not hear Of sale Of any moment.
\ WHtsET. ,l oo bbls. Rectfed, in two lots, SOLD
at zoe. u gallon
sr1Efrs TUErEsTfNE. 80 (pine barrela) sold &c
3lc. 10 gallon.
COFFEE The sales amounted to 1916 bags Rio,
viz: so at III 50 at Ia $50 at 12, 564 al l25 go
at 12S and $50 at 1se. y fb.
FREfGHTs. An American ship was taken mp for
Liverpool at 3D. for Cotton, British ship at 3Isa
and ship for Europe at =, also yeaterday an
American ship for Liverpool at 3D.
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c Q Nj M c r ClAL- .
Market Report of Drake, Kleinwort & Cohen.

IlvERrooI, February 8. 1851.
NoSHYThe demand in the discount market has been active
during week, the the bank in the open
market remained and near get Conso, much de
lime but recovered aud clod to-day
in London III 9ls{G19iZa i lower Than LAST Friday
MAsCMEsrER NJ Improvement for yarns and cloths has
the demand Tuesday very limited and
cnld be effected only az lower pces To-day the adviccs
report again gfcAI fla
toTToy-iisness this week commenced good with
prices ba che tked by Of increasing
shipments the American ports, brought by The
The transactions uesiay did exceed %
hrnt,e later Canadian, reported the
snsc though partially nominal cuaaaces New Orleans
during the week ending the 2ta January the market
further Prices irregular but decidedly
lover than last Ftilay. We slightly alter quotations.
sales OF the week have TOO bales of all kinds in
ling and T59U East IDdian There 800
be for peeu alton and H. J export leaving
81, go bales for consumption.
rhe #,imI amounted to 5735 bales, of which 240
we ami S2S5 East Ind H.
imports 80 l bales including 5000 from America
and from the East indies.
The all kinds us increased 6000 bales since last
with That Of last follows.
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day business of 0N bales has been DONE in
gliding reported be for and speculation Fiices
not better,
last Friday considerable business has
Wheat, both for consumption and for holding at
steadily advancing prices To-day thy Id gid per 100
hige than Friay Flour is in la supply aud
dull Indian Com fair demand about previous prices
better demaHd has steadIei prices and slight
mpfo upon last week has occurred
MoIAssEs-Ii4 value OH crop has further slightly de-
and parcels of indirect Cuba old Mt equal las
DIP. per quay for export. OF Deunrara lt0
pulclIeons sold las. I'd. d. p quay.
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SUGAR Sales 1900 hhds. at previous rates.
Fair to Fully Fair 44@53c. y b.
MoLAssEs. 1000 bhis. sold at 26@2Sc. for
Prime to Choice and 800 half bbs. at SOC. % gal
lon. Prices firm.
FLOUR . The sales embraced 1882 bbls. of
which 1000 Superfine, in lots, at SIS Is, 232 Good
Extra at Sc gig, $50 Extra at 81 Is, ECO Fine at
500 Superfne at -, $50 Low Extra at IS, 100 Extra
at 81 so and 200 bbls. Plants at So y Dbl.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced about 800
sacks, including 1000 Yellow Mixed at 56@57,
1000 Mixed at Sc, 1000 White Mixed at $1,000, 4so
Yellow at 3d. 1000 at 60, ITO White Mixed at 60and
l6OO White at &c. q bushel OF Oats some 500 sacks
were disposed of, comprising $50 at 4oc, 100 at AZ
and 200 at 45c. u bushe In Bran we noticed sales
of some $50 Sacks including 200 at 95c' ana lou AZ
81 q 100 ID.
lot of 90 bales Western was taken pit
s24 ton. @
Provisions /, The transactions in PorE com,
prised 624 bbls. Mess on private terms, Etetaing
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gOHN ID. G. QUIRK, UNpERTAKER, CORNER
" Of Camp neo Streets respectuy informs hs friends
an the public generally that he established the aboye
pce where he will be prepared to attend to al business his
the public that secured he of Mr. JOHN RAY,
formerly in the employ of Daniel Monr 81 whose experience
In the Undertaking business for the last GIN years will enable
him fully the wishes Of the public Mr. QUlRk and
Mr. RAY will attend personally TO all funerals
wooden and Metallic Coins and Collins lined with lead
band
Also. Carriages for Hire. do Sm
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1855 5 7,97,Gls Rates of checks on New York par
1889 9,2}9Sll. Races of Dhrcks New York 4 dis.
lS6 S,"lTOi9 Ratcs OF checks on New York Il psem.
1851 Sl050 40j Rates of checks New Yo,k z a a dis
moderate business was the chief feature of the
general exchange market today. The counter
rate for checks on New York was at some of the
banks ! discount, and at others IG93 discount
Outside AL drawers held at discount, without any
large operations attending. We quote from 3DS
and 1l-lGth. Sixty days sight. for AL, 2O3t dis,
though some bankers held at Il discount. Some
large buyers are endeavoring to pick up all the
double AL sixty days at 2; other grades range
from 2lQD23 down to 8 discount The tigers are
about. In sterling the transactions were at about
yesterdays rates j: 1903, 1893, los3@lO4 up to lO44
according to sums wanted. Several receipts OF
cargoes of coffee have to be provided for. Bill,
with documents ruled heavy. We quote from lo2
lO2a to 1929, There was good demand fer francs
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BUREAU DEs ConMrssAInEs pu SECOND DISTRICT
WIS est par lie present donn ' qGs ne is B

j
A Wis est par lie present donne que ie Bu-
commencea deeche cette portion dn dit Dsc nes6che
ment les lmte de In Souvel Orleans CONNIE
h lii rviare Mississippi cote eeur de In rue Ju e lie
long la dte iie jsqnan dtharcadee Mobie lie os
gu dit deFarcaeGr iusqna Ia neo,d eing de In rne
peord u sup6 eu du Canal New Orleans Canal
Banking Company suiVaut lie dit Canal nsquau lac
charan lie long des lords da dt lac jnsua la ontie
Desan ct de Jefferson, la h
tiers iqna la rVGre sisippi suivan les bors de la
de rytre usqu'au point de dtpartn plan dnqnel dd it
etd6pos6 uieauu eco eirdes Hyppoleq pour
ID phroisse d'Oleas. avaux Aaeesssres pon
settlement de la dite port du hi DessGchemept
sust6t que e pub otious REFUSES Ia oi
se0n ftes seon ennas dams Fepace qnatre
~ plus calcu. "ol denyion cant mil pistres
oils commencement dess6cher partie du dit
District de sstcheinent dams e Inn de Ia paoisse de
Jefferson comm can Mississippi fronGr1 ues
paToisses de Jeer edOlaans la Long de Ia lie froniee
insogs c Pontcha lie ong de- lords d. dit jsqu an
shemin de fer de e dl lac Potchar raia want e
dit Mississippi ct want le bords
de la te YisFe u 1ln point de dplrtes plans dc quels
ept atset 6eposes an burnea dn Reenrdeur DIS Hyo
eques ppr pnrses Jefferson Qfe les travauN ne
ess8ies pour esstchemeut de In die portion du 4 District
ae nessGchemeH sot que les qualifications
requises par Rt les oils avaux ACHIEVES dams
pepace de qatre Plus pres cacui eout denviron
deuS cent cinqnante mil pihsttese -. - - .
jal2 1fw4w Ia II. PhAGE President
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s7,9B,s6I s2l,lS5,792 s1,532, 4:
Total GeperaiD eposiss .........


Actual ncreascin Short the week s39
The following table comprises the amount Of
loans, long discounts, mortgages and pledges, and
active movement in paper maturing within ninety
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raj transactions, among which was one
100000 at 5.5s}-geod signature The extreme
range Of the market was from 5.5505.45. Some
sales on Paris direct at 5.t3405.42a, but these
figures cannot be deemed quotabIe.
Condition of the Banks ostis otyfor the eck ending
SaiurdaY March q 1afd
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''l-'--l-s--st-- ~ q
CAT TIE MARIA ct.

JEFFERSON CITY March j. 1854.
Received Saturday 15o Western Beeyes. Stock
on sale rs Western, 10 Texas Beevea, $40 Calves.
800 Hogs and 40 Mich Cows we quote