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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.
DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS, Al
III New York rricss-

DHOTUGRAPHfO ALBUMS, Ar
B. B DOUGLAS CO.,
I79 5uperiOr-St.
ARTIsrS' MATERIALs-WIEDsO AND
HEWTON's and GoupiI's Oh and Water Oolora.
At 3. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
79 Superior-St.
OVAL AND SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, at B. B. DOUGLAS 4 co.'s,
E9 SupeTior-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES or CELEBRATED
Palntilgs and Engrayings, at .-.--
B. B, DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 SuperiOr-5t.
"uARTBs DE VIsITR" or CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmsr's Marbles, at
B. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 SsperfOr-St.
FINE HNGRAVINGs or DISTINGUISHED
Men B. B. DOUGLAS q CO.'S,
our1s 70 7usariOr-S
DORTRAIT KAMES.-SQUARs
nny51 sAR0EAEI'S.
DHOTOGRAPH BRAMES.,-GILF
ard Rosewood Oval Framss. a sPlendid assori
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RFAL eafAfE.
RRAYTON 4 sTOCKWELL,
RRAL ESTATE AGENTS,
O1'' tbs the Insurance Sss ofios q Il. 7. BrsytOn.

the Insurance 0fioe OF Il. +. BrsytOn.
HOUSES AND LOTS EOR SALE.
y story House and Los on Phelpsst, convenient to
the Lake shore Gar Shops and Rolling MIL
Brick Ho1ss and Lot, 10. 70 Prospect-st. Has Gas
and Water and a small Office attached, convent
new tTo-stoTy House and Lot, corner Of Perry and
sibiey-Sts Lot 6Oxl55; good Fruit, Water and
Gas Price o., 200.
large House and LOT on v lnton-St IRONING Onl-
ton ark. Lot 90 feet 'front.' running back 70 the
Lake Good Ba n and Frint. Price 5000
Mathew Block, south side Of Publis Square, with
land through to Ohsnp!ain ST., oF chap
Long time 3Iyen o. large snare OF purchase mon
X story Brick HOUSE. Lot 44xI7O to an sllsy on
Fraukli st, opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cigtorn HElO. Terms
A large new and eieEant Brick Ho1se and Barn cor
ner kinBmRn and forest-St. Lot 2e6X3y6. e95O0.
Brick House aud Lot, No. JohnBon-St, Lot 25zlO4.
Price $500.
az st ~ New Brick House and Lot, No. 90 Scoville-
st Lot sSxl4l, cor. alley and Scoviile-St. $500.
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
FARMS rUR SALE.
Il acres two miles from the City, about 40 rods from
II use and Barn; well stocke1 with fruit OF ali
kinds. Price 900. Term 70 suit purchasrr.
10< acres, ~ miles from the City; inst Oa from Eu-
clid-St Price 3OsU Terms easy.
AO acres in Brecksv1 8 IS acres i'm rgved, balance
caOice timber znd- rs per acre. Terms easy.
90 acres in Boston 40 acres i'm proved Good house
and Barn Price s2l per acrs. Terms e4sy
I2S acres in Parma, miles rom Brighton; 80 acres
imHroyed. Good tFO-story HOuse and two Barns
Price 35OOo.
So acres in Newburr about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fne orchard. S5Ogi.
$50 acres, 30 miles from TsledO and miles rom wan
Eeon Station on Air Line Railroadj $50 acres prnl
ne and balance timber land. New House anc
Barn and good Fruit 81 per acre. Ierms easy
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AmHNuT
Wales THE Ghost Hunters, !" &C., Go. 3
OHAPTER ylI-IE raE lsIEEFIHG oAR.
Thick and fast the shades Of twilight,
We're then falling ell aruund,
And the beautious stars ofevening
In the heavens did abound.
On WeBped DER hills an N leyss
Rtya ing ighunihg IL our 6lgntl
While our sleeping car was altered
For the comfort OF the night.
Bat was not very sleepy,
So sat I'd that1 N Eht sae
Althe antics uf the lovers
Who were sitting front Of me.
With my eyes at closed Ilwa-ebcd them
And eoulA Lot hels but sfnus
As saw them g. e. d hugging
In very loving style.
She her head was gently resting
Uu her manly liver breast,
While her srn in lovers fashion
Bound her neok aas f0ndy pressed
And ssft words o. love he utterod
In the maid ms listening ear.
Words, th ugh very interesting,
Still dare not let youheRf.
Bat I c5u d aa+ let them rest so,
For with them must have SD III rs
On tteir teet, as quick as thougnt.
Upthey Jumped a I in flutter,
Botn were shaEing some y IN ieaE'
While leeping, was quietly
Or at least did 90 apear. m .a
When they saw they we're not injured
Aud that every hing was right
Down tn , sat, and then left them
F.rrbe ba lance o. the ight
eOen TO take a snOOze laYl oWns
And nothing more did know
Till the trim = rived a. Pittsbnrgh
And w0ke in the depot
TTO Be CONTBUED.l
And we shall also continue 70 give Great Bargains
to All who call a. isaac I-aac Union Hail. as We
have now On hand the largest and most superb STOCK
| Of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
OF Men and Boys wear, that mss ever been seen IN
QeVeland, and stock OF Spring and sumer heaoY
Made Clothing SURPRISES anything IN the STATE. As
buy and sell for CASH nlFY wholesale and retAi
| purchasers will do well TO call at
Tssao A. Isaao's Union Hall,
sol, for thesale OF Singers sIsbrated sewing
Machines, Storr's Automaton Freshman ana
| strong's Patent Army Bed-IrunE:
I n Corner Superior and Union-bt1.
-. T.,nl- mt ~ IL CI A MIS-
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A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
- ooEsuMPnvE ouREp.

DIR. h JAMES, g Reured Physician Of great
OmiDence discovOrtd, whIie in the East Indies, 3
eItain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis.
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
ter, given up 20 die His child cured and is
nov alive and well. Desir rs bebehtting his fell
low mortAls be will send to those who wish Il the
recipe containing fu direction for and sue
ce s1y using this remedy, free, receipt Of their
not single Of Consumption tbat IL does not at
once take hold o. and cissipate Night sweats pee
Ishress irritation Of the nerves, failureo moTy,
dincul rectoTGtioa, sharp pains in the lun sore
throat chi " sensations nausea at the stomach To-
actor Of the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
Ths writer will please state the name Of the pa
pr thsy zee this adyertiment in. Address,
iyls-4ss ssEorth ia-st., PsiiSdslShis, p.
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
1888
STEAMERS

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF OLEF FkLAeDs
IHAVEEEER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY hOhIh;
ERH LIGHT will form the line from cleveland end
Detroit % all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
on the following days:
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OPTICAL,
COLoMoN'S IMPROVED SPEC
LH, sOEOMONsON

Practical and Scientific Optcian, keeps the largest
OTtm 'nt o. Optica lnstruments in the CITY. b5-
ing eli estabn hm nj ami having b-fn ext nslve-
l. patrOnise, he has the confidence tna his pres nt
stock Will warrant a cont n -anCa o. public aVord
All his speCtac the best quail cf cryatal
gia ses nd under his Own iuspecuCn In all cases
cur ng veal kHess, dizzuess aud impsrting sire g h
for tong reading and hne sewing. Ardncial eyesin-
ser ed wthnutp in
OHice--130 Snperiar-St., first door from the
entrance 10 lhe Amer can HO Il. iulY,4
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P0af.eFPlCf flME.flRlE,
1858 sUHM9R ARRANGEMENT 1855
SOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

BTMails viz Be opened and ready for delivery
hOur after arrival Of trains.
aS-An Mails close one hour before departure
trans.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives At AS M, I40 4=55P M.
Eastern Way arrives at 9.55 A. NJ
cstern Through arrives al $50 n, and 9s25 P. n.
Western Way arrives Al 20 P. NJ
Sanduzky Way arrives At 925 A.. NJ.
Cincinnati ongh arrives at 9sf5 A. N. us P. n.
do Way arrives at g'35 =. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:i5 P. IA
do Way arrives At 30 A NJ.
Hahoning " AZ arrives at 7.05 NJ.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 P. NJ.
ROckport &C, arIives Tuesdays, Thursdays and SAT
urdays at u N.
Brecksvie, Bath, So, arrives Mondays and EridayI
at5P. NJ.
sharon enter Granger North Boyaltoa, 80, arTivel
Mondays and fridays AZ p 81.
Warrensville arrives daily at lO:l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ct A. h
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T AND OFFICE.-H. II. LITTLE
i has constantly on hand large mber OF i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cash on time. Also--a
Variey OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri
which he will exchange for Farms City or rrSOnal
a-unr mlEIA
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SHIRT MANUEAeTORY,

EJENT 81 EXPKkss EV HKI
- WHHRE D1reotioas for sol' Esa1uEsnsnts -
tFss sFeTTUhefss
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MONEY 70 LOAN.

e56s i106 MONEY ADVANCED,
Il sg5ns e suitat the old StAndand
Kind, viz: Dry Goods, Hardware Cod and SIlVSF
Ratei 1stehesS Diamonds yaBelrY, Fire Arns, Fufs
liln5eI yaI glQthing, Fiauos, Mirrors PaintinG
and Personal Properly, on the toF
Businese strictly pFiFate. Established 1881 W0Ach
md JeEslTy toT sale at bargains.
-. o. 3 ". WAGEER. No 3 Watsr-BtS
-s1a. astat-el., oref Dsyi1 : Psfxotto 6torSS
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@zasEt
NIN0INgNE 8 SUCCESS
SENIss2SstssI[ISgl;S

~ A4Aa+----~ - --~---- - -
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or SpeFmatoTrh@a, elect, &c., and
I'M MPOTEECE CUR ED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATHENT FAILS
DR.. a. GIBSON,
dolisrs Tor the proof that be eVor fails to cure Ia.
sbOVs named Diseases He wiz pay the SUN for
the proof that any other Physieian the Unitad
states treats the same diseases rth equal success
After many years OF aborious ssoy and eLrertenoes
Dr. GIBSON q happy IN being able 20 announce 70
the unfortunate, that he has perfected sTgtem q
trsatmsnt for l
THE SPEEDY AND PEREiAHEE'F CURE
Of tbs above, and also all CONTAGIOUS diseases Of the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, With all bad eesots
arising theT%atTom& % & &ipelq6iRg general ,,o,y
de has succeeded IN curing IN this city, o.
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars With SELF
maiadies With sIcoess, and without receiving the
least particle Of benefit.
come College in London OF Paris, IS perhaps some
others do Tor the purpose Of ensnaring the innocsnt
Siised Butwhat Dr. G. might boast oi is this that he
% able to give entire satisfaction to those who re-
poss confidence in his ability and integrity and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London or Partsi
efssminal weakness and all diseaseaor arrangements,
both mental and physical arising from sexual or So
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all others yet discovered
and first the agents used N no respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages such mer-
cury, nor any other deleterious drug Secondly no
restrictions IN diet or business is reguired Thirdly
his treatment Is positive and cortsn In all cases de
stands prepared TO into any public or private hos
pital in the United States and demonstrate the i'm
nonse superiority Of his treatment any other
u9W known the world in point Of promptne88, Per.
nanency Fildnass, EsetT and oonveniance to thepa-
| tiant.
DR.. GlDsyH is permanently located IN Oleysland
and has during the past three years performed many
cares OF diseases which had for years resisted all oheI
modes OF treatment. Reference con be given TO indi
7fduals Of the drBt rospSctabiity in Olsveland Bo8
ton New York and other cites in regard 70 eki and
intsgrityin all professional TRANSACTIONS. Dyspspaia
Rheumatsm, 6oreiuls and all chronic diseases treas
l ed with superior success.
/ 85- Medicine sent to an part Ct the country q
receipt Of ten dollars.
DT. GTBs0E's New WoTk on PhySiOlr 81 for sale a
His once.
DE. aIBs0
| PR0EEssOR OF ELzOTRoPATHT AID MEDICINE
Ofdos-u9 ssneos-St., q few dcoTA from Superior a
Ofios hoursfrom to l2And IRON Ito O'Clock dAil,
! Sundays eroepted.)
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TO LETT
A very desirable Residence with Is acres Of land,
convenisnt to Street Railroad
JHO. G.. JENNINGS,
inlyls Atwater Bnildine loot of snnerior-st
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Z LITTLE. DEALER IN REAL
4 ls ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand q &c lot Of Hufuls and Earning Lands In
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and illinois.
HS-0Hoa over No. 50, south side OF Pub. Square.
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DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
4 (iormgrly Of the hrm Of Littles keyes,} mas
ersned Resl Estate Orice n ROuss's Block, corneg
o. uPerf0TSs. and Public Square, and hasconstantiy
hand several thousand acres Of hrst quality Farms
inF Lands in tha States OF Iowa, Wisconsin sRd Miss
S0uri, TO exohangefor city country property; also
10r ali kinds o. PsTs0nsi property tsrt cAsn Pald
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INSURkNCE.
TOBN G. ENNIN GS,
81 t5uceess0r 70 Rouse A Jenntngs,l
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM
QII snnerior-5t.. Mnrble Block,

III suDerI0E"7I's -llI1lo ElI0oN5
To AtWater Building, foot Of Supe-ior-St
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



BRowS-LAxxEx.-0nT Tuesday, January IS, by the Rev
J. P. Hovey, n. D., Mr.. RICHARD BKowN to Miss MARY
LAMxIY, both Of the county Tyrone, Ireland
Tyrone Constitution please copy. .
BENHAx-SEAMAN.-At Boston, on Thursday, January 49,
by Rev. Francis Vnton, D. D., assisted by Rev James
A. Boes, D. d., A. f. X BENHAM, United States Navy,
to EMMA SEAMAN, daughter Of the late Hon. Henry j.
Seaman, Of Staten Island
observation-disclosures Thursday, January Is. by
the Rev Alfred Goodman, Mr.. ANDREW j. CUNNINGHAM TO
Miss MARY A. WOODS, all Of this city.
Trenton IN. J) and Philadelphia papers please copy.
GKARY-ISGALLs.-On Tuesday January 10, by the Rev.
B. Lindsay HENRY GEAEy TO MARY, daughter Of Ben
jamin Ingalls,, Of this city
Rev N. L. Rice d. D. JOHN GMRoY to ELvRA n. HEwnr.
both Of this city. No cards.
Dundee (Sotland) papers please copy.
LYoNS-HEHPA RD.--On Wednesday evening" December
"a, 1862 by the Rev. E. Searles GEORGE w. LYONS 10
Miss IMoGENE KEBsARD, both Of Greenpoint, L.
Observation-Disclosures On Wednesday January Ia, at
the Church OF the Messiah, Boston, Mass, by the Rev
Bartlett, ALEXANDER MARsBAII Of New York. to Miss
JIMMIE McCALun, daughter Of John Mccallum Esq., Of
the former place. No cards.
MxARs.-In brooklyn, Thursday, January Is, by the
Rev. G. French, Captain GEORGE W. MgARs S. u s.
Volunteer TO Miss MARY LOUISE daughter Of William g.
PowxRs-DuxN.-On Thursday, January IS, at the resi-
dence OF the brides parents 800 Madison street. by the
Rev. James Royce Mr. EDwARD n. PowHks 70 Mss Lizzie
C. DUNN both Of this city. No cards.
RowE-LIvlNGsroN.-On Thursday evening january 15.
the Church OF the Ascension BY the Rev. John Cotton
Smith, TRoxAs PcroS Rowe OF Brooklyn, to KATE BERcK
only daughter Of Hon. Robert d. Livingston Of this
city.
STRomYER-HYYEs. Wednesday, January IA, by
the Rev John Cotton Smith, FREDERICK SrRoxEYKR, Of
otingen Germany to Miss INDIANA ", only daughter Of
the late William Hynes OF Baltimore, Nd
Delaware and Maryland papers please copy.
WnHxss-LENr.-In Brooklyn, On Thursday evening,
January 5 the residence Of the BRIDES father by tho
Rev. DR.. Meeker Lieutenant r. HARRY WIrHERs to MARIA
LOUISE, eldest daughter of Urah and Margaret Lent.
Peekskin (N.Y and Washington papers please COPY.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,
FRIDAY. Jan. 16-6 p. M.

FRIDAY, Jan. l6-6 p. M.
There is considerable activity in the money
market, owing to the shifting Of loans and the In.
creased consumption Of money arising out Of tho
recent advance in prices. Bankers still expect 20
per cent margin In lending on stocks; but in the
course Of few days dcpostors in bank will find
that they can use money at per cent safely,
without exacting 90 large margin, and their OK.
ample win prove contagious. To-day the brokers
borrowed all they wanted at per cent. Debt
certificates are selling in the neghborhood OF IS
95l.. Some Of these certificates mature In Febru-
airy, and the Treasury Department will have to
print additional paper to pay them on.
Gold took downward turn this morning At
one time there was quite a panic in the market,
and !; sold down to l45. II fuctuated afterwards
between lac end li6h, closing at i4es. bid. Ex-
si,N. o.ca firmly at lcl = iG2. but declined
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ALLEGED CONSPIRACY Observation-Disclosures Dough-
erty and Thomas Ganey taken into custody yester
day by officer Cummings, Of the Lower Police Court,
charge Of conspiracy to defaud James Duffy Of No. 1913
Eighth avenue out Of the stock fixtures and good will Or
his grocery store. Ganoy is charged called upon the
complainant, and said he could find customer for the
establishment the person of Dougherty. The latter
then introduced and bargain struck, Duffy agreeing
months advance. The defendants gave the
planant SIS bind the bargain and afterwards bor
rowed the of the store for the purpose they stated
Of showing the place friend. Having got posses
sion OF the the defendants refused to leave and
when the complainant insisted being paid in full they
elected him from tho premises Four days after this
the defendants it charged, transferred and
sold the place 70 man named Gregory, thereby dcraud
ing the complainant Alderman Hall held the accused to
bail.
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HIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC roe NBv YoRx-rRfs DAT.
n RISES. = NOON RIsxs 5 Is
axis 10y nI0u wAsnA..... eve ~
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surrogate,s once.

Before Oideon >. IucAef, SutroSate'
VIII Of L0uiSa Gyfs,o This will has been admitted
10 probate. The tesatrx leaves very large estate,
principally among the relatives Of her family. The will
contains the following curious provision" My watch.
in consequence Of its value and the number Of my rea
tvcs who would desire 10 have it, give 10 such Of
my relatives is willing to pay the highest price for it.
The will provides suitable for the purchase of
place in charitable institution for the housekeeer
OF the estarx where she be provided Tor the rest
OF her life The sum OF $500 is given to the Society Tor
the Relief OF Destitute Children Seamen 500 to the
Orphan House Of the Protestant Episcopal church $500
70 the House OF Industry and to the Ladies' Tapestry
800, &c.
The wills Of Anthony riemann. J. W White. John
Wight Jacob Diikes Edward McEroy, James n. Pende'
ton and Charlotte T. jenkins have been admitted ike
wise.
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Port Of New York, january Is, 1853.


CLEARED.
,o S.a sns s. q " Aeh0as Queens
s,ssmshlp New Yors tBrem), wsncke, Southampton and
SHIN Parliament Mccasln. shanalse--J G Jewett Co.
Ship Napoleon, Thompson. Philadelpsia-C Duncan
Bark NeS Orleans (Brem) Sanders Iiverpoo-Fras Mac
Bark snaresbrook (Br). Wood. London-Arkeli, Hurst
Bark Rob Roy Or, Hansen An,wsTp1C G ,r
Bark Princeton, Seeey. Dcmarara'
Brig Santiago tBrem) Elsenbroos, Port Platte II
Brs William MARY, Look, New iiaven-Bret Son Co.
s sS Ga Aida Aida rn PR. Cherry sioae-R Parker
sssf
sehr Trade Wind, Hill Phsdc pna1B + sherman
&gs' Su Son.
schr phcniy, clark, Perth Amboy;
sloop seele, seele New Haven ,o''''
ARRIVED
steamship Illinois ~ ranspor), Babcock, New Orleans
steamship Chssspsake. w,le,s Portland. with mdse and
GMsa Ca s 70 S spose sS
Dictator: from San francisco for Liverpool
With sgS Ia. b S heavy IST se. Dec
Bark Alters teden), schwechc Rotterdam, 45 days
BARK a rslss g Bds Belle non with loswood
sailed Dec 81 for New York.
BARK susan trrl hafUho 81 ihomas IL Gays, IN naias
Bark Harmon, Buckley. New Orleans. II days. with sugar
&c, TO master.
BARK Besey Williams -. Portland in ballast. to Tap.
Brig Grace worhlngon tBr,, Stevens, Belize Hon. IS
days.
Brig wappoo tof Lncolnyiiel. wilkinson, Lasusa, Dec
gar TO- master sth inst o. Double Headed sho Keys
spoke Br bark Crown for Matanzas
gasS.sa iS mat ~ . : y spoke brig xinus
schr Bennst Flanner Mears, Montcvideo, Nov IL, with
sehr Frances Comm tof sury) Cousins Pair Dec 90
with coffee &c, TO order
sehr Nautilus of Thomason), Dockham, Ms,anzas Jan
schr .ins IBrj, Martin, CORVALLIS. II days, with pota
toes, to I Nsvius h Son.
sehr shindsr, Ireland New Orleans. II days, with
sssrJ crandais Gage. Por, Royal sdays
schr seguine, Horton, Fortress Monroe, SO hours
Schr Elizabeth Ann, Hotscn, Chncoleague, s days
schr Plandomc, Brown, Alexandria
sehr \ xidrich, Fisher fSiisdeiphs. -
Schr K Buwnkle, French, Rockiand
Schr biondel, Avery, Provinee'own, Q days.
Steamer vrgina ~ ranspori, snyder, washington, In
Steamer Stevens DouFhery, baltimore
steamer Fetrs Young Providence.
The bark Holland reported arrived yesterdays paper
should have read Harmon, from New Orleans.
BELOW
ship COLORADO, a. anchor on the bar.
schr Phantom (Br), from West Indies.
Also. one brig, unknown.
Eagle. Havana.
Wind at sunset sw.
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with gold. and closed dull at Isi lslH fSr arst

with gold, and closed dull at l8l l6lH for drst
class bankers bills.
The stock market was less active this morning.
and prices, as q rule, were lower than yesterday.
Some stock is slaughtered daily for' account OF
parties who cannot put up the requisite amount
OF margin under the new rule. To-day, likewise,
the active demand for money operated against
the market; difference of as much % q Of one
per cent was made between sales regular" and
for "cash." Under these circumstances, which
derived additional influence from the reports Of
the debates in Congress ON the financial measure,
the mornings decline in prices must be regarded
as small. At the morning board New York Gen.
trail. Erie and Erie preferred weresfrm at yes
terday's prices; Hudson declined *, Harlem
a, Harlem preferred n, Reading u. Michigan
Central "a Southern Il, Galena y, Rock Island 1,
Fort Wayne 21, Pacific Mail .. Bonds were gene
rllay lower. Government securities were all
better. The skies of 1881 (coupons) rose per
cent, and 7.S0 notes l. The decline in govern
ments has brought in new buyers, whose faith in
the public credit is mistaken. At the P. M. SEES
sion of the public board the market, though not
active, was firm, and prices in some instances were
higher Erie preferred rose "a. Rock Island q
Southern old "a, Galena r. Toledo, which ad-
vanced to 90 at the morning board, on the rumor
Of the proposed constellation, was in request at
s0N. Hudson advanced l per cent and was
wanted at the advance. At the second board
(closed) the market was generally better, with
the exception Of governments, which. fell off
about per cent. Toledo rose 81 per cent, and
Central, Erie preferred, Rock Island and Ga
Jena were all in demand at an advance of IA Il
per cent over the prices at two P. NJ At the
four p. M. session of the public board the market
became quite rampant, and stocks were all
eagerly taken at an advance of "a a per cent
from the afternoon quotations. We have seldom,
even in the recent excitements, seen the market
more buoyant. The following were the closing