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Stocks in New York To-day.

ESPECIAL DEsPAToH TO EVENING TBLEaBAPH. I
NEW YORK, Nov 20.-Smtth, Randolph q Co..
Bankers, No. Is South Third street. aud NO
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows:-- = '-T
United States l88Is, 1l3lS@ll314. r
United states 5-20s, 1861 l08@iOS4 ..I ID
United States 5-20s, 1854, l0516GDlO59A.
United States sos, 1855, 1O0@lO616 a ..t'
United States 5-20s, new, 1885, l0715(0l0S.
United States 5. .2Os, 1887, l077s@l08.
United States I0-40s, l02169I02I<,
June and July 1905, 1885 (9lo511 Market quite
firm tfa li I8lil- + NO. - at.H -aA
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"THE LANDS 10 THE NORTH or Us."-Phila-
delphians should not fafito take proper int.
rest In the lecture ts be given by their brilliant
en1 eloquent young fellow-oitizen, George
Aitred Townsend, on the LANDS TO the North
oI U.s.. While IL gives us q true insight into
tnese comparatively unfamiliar regions, it is
also written in that peculiar and nervous style
which Won for Mr. Townsend the enviable fame
otbeing the most spirited and graphic oorres-
ponuent OF our late war and the war between
austria, Prussia, and Italy. No better testi-
mony can be furnished In reference to his
ability than that furnished by the distn-
guished gentlemen who have invited him TO
deliver his lecture at Concert Hall Through
out the West he has met great success. Let
Philadel phia honor him likewIee. y. ! n
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A THANKSGIVING JUBnEE.-A young fellow
named James Edgar, fully determined TO make
the best of day that only came once a year,
and falling in ali else, got gloriously drunk.
Last night his inebriated state approached its
zenith, and being In the vicinity OF Front and
alleged, a row, Kicking up in the most approved
style, throwing stones, clubs. etc. He was
arrested, and committed by Alderman Eggles
ton in default of $1,000 bail.
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ACCESSORY TO HoRsE-STEALTNe. - Thomas
McClusk ey, o day or two ago, took a man to
Lewis stable, on Market street, near Thirty
ninth, and assured the proprietor that he was
perfectly reliable, and desired Lewis to let him
have a horse and carriage. This was done. The
man, horse, and carriage left simultaneously,
and never returned. McCluskey was committed
by Alderman Maule for being an accessory to
the alleged theft.
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ANOTHER HORSE CAsE.--John Behring was
arrested on Main street, Germantown, on
charge of stealing horse. he yesterday met
an Irisbman on North Broad street, and repre-
sented that the horse was worth $3.50, but was
willing TO part with IL to q friend. such as his
Celtic companion, for $50. The latter. thinking
that something was wrong. made an tnvesti-
had thought. Behring was arrested. and COM
mitted by Alderman Thomas, ia default Of
$500 bail tl Oh ir- .H. ..I a.
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FOURTH EDITION
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Ills Read at Cabinet Meeting To-day
The Rush for Dickens Tickets
in New York.
Ets" EtO., Eto., Eto.. Eto., Ets,
Ht." Eto- H.o., nts.. ntor Ess,
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.
Two O,OIooI[ M.rEo. n.uort.

LONDON Nov. 29-2 P. M.-Consols and UniteS
states bonds are weak. Illinois Central Rail-
Five-twenties Al.
heavy. Corn declined TO AIS. Cd. Peas declined
to 49e. Go. Wheat declined to las. 9d' for No.
red Western. les. Sd. for California white. Pre-.
visions and Produce dull. Lard declined to lSs.
%. Bacon declined to 45s. Cd. Petroleum de-
clined TO ls. 3Ad. for standard white.
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UNLooKED-FoR VIsIFoRs.-It is said that two
young men, named William Stuart and James
Cullen, heirs to all the evils OF the present day.
were much inebriated all day yesterday. While
in this state they followed two young ladies
from Hestonville to their residence at Six
teenth and Spring Garden streets. The ladies
had scarcely entered their home when In
went these two persons, who commenced q
general disorderly demonstration, putting
their hands Into the eatsb bles on the table also,
II is said, assaultlng the ladies'. They were
arrested, and held by Alderman Pancoast to
answer.
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F'THR GLORY AND SHAME OF SoLoMoN'' is an
nounced as the subject of a lecture to be de-
liyeTed on Tuesday evening next, at Athletic
the Rev. DR.. Newton. Rector of the Church of
the Epiphany. The high reputation enjoyed by
the lecturer will ensure good attendance and
q rare literary entertainments
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@ A R D.
ILApELpHIA CITY
McEI.ROY,s

McELROY's PHILADELPHIA CITY
.U -l'- TTIf- DIRECTORY. Ut ., ~
The subscFlber takes leave TO inform the Public
generally that from this day Noyemoer 10 hs ceases
10 he Connected the publication OF the fHl4A-
DAIPHIA OITY AND BUSINESS plRECfOkH,
having sold out his interest 70 Ma. Sp
aopsnrs Directory once Is at No. s0i g FIFTH
81. corner Of Walnut whoh VIII be opened for busi-
n'i' msBa SS sN' v D''3 IsAAo COSTA Compiler,
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Latest Markets bY TaIerrnnh.

BALTIMoRH, Nov. 29.--Cotton fiat, and nomiualfy
l54@lG Flour very dull and market oppressed: quo
ern red s2So@2 s.; fair 70 good Pennsylvania red
dry white, eI15@1 23 yellow. e1.lO@tl5; WssterR
mixed, stl6 Oats dull. at 6s072c Rye dali but Arm;
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HUMPHREYg SPECIFICS s.-.Thou,ands OF invAlids
have been perfectly cured of long standing ailments
he plague and bane OF their lives and VIII ch they
have spent hundreds In vain. by simply usng these
Invaluable SPECIFICS. Not a family who have ever
had one of these Family Csses OF HUMPHREYs' SPE-
sIFIos, but would give FIVE times its cost rather than
be without it. Address No. 562 Broadway, N. Y.
Johnston, Holloway q Oowden, No. % North sixth
street, Dyott q Co., No. 232 North Second street,
wholesale agents. Sold also by George O. Evans,
Sixth and Poplar streets; Ambrose Smith, Broad
and Oh esnut streets: Hortter Twentieth and Green
streets; John Bey, Frankford road Roche Fifteenth
and South Streets Callenuer, Third and Walnut
streets Hickman No. 1886 South Second street; Mar
Rha Thirteenth and Market Streets Blythe No. 3l2O
Market street. Sold in Germantown by w. R Jones.
General Depot No. 637 Arch street.
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A CARD TO SENsIBBLE PRoPLE.-Rstonal reader
fthe ASPECT Of the weather uncertain, you would
not be foolish enough 10 venture out without an over
coat anIumbrea the forecast then to protect
yOurse at this dangerous season with something
Inn portRnt than either these articles. Strengthen
your stomach and nervous system; regulate your
liver and your bowels; tone all your organs, aud
cheer your spirits with that agreeable cordial
tonic, and Alternative, Hostetter's Stomach Bltters
So shall you surely escape the diseases which fasten
upon the feeble and debntated. "suffsr and be
strong" rays the proverb; but "Be strong that you
may not suffer" Is the wiser maxim, and Of all
strengthening preparations this is the safest, the
aurest the most genial. AS remedy, as we'll as an
antdote for dyspepsia. fever and ague and liver dis
eases, there is combination Of vegetable specifics
at present known which even approaches IL in eff
cacy.
Anticipate the enemy. The elements OF innumer
able diseases Rfoat in this raw, damp mephitic
winter air. Will you defend yourself against them or
not good reader2 That is the question. bottle or
two OF the great defensive medicine of the age Hos
letters Btters will strengthen and brace up your
bodily powers as to enable them to "laugh siege to
scorn.p The morbid matter which was exhaled In
perspIratlon through your pores In summer finds no
such free egress now. powerful counteractinR
agent is therefore needed and you have it In Hos
letters Btters. They neutrallze the Ynorbi
seoTetive organs. Nothing can be more harmless or
more Misunderstanding so potent TO prevent
bliouBness dysnepsia, fever and ague, cOns patton,
and general debility. as this wonderful corrective,
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From New York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2s.-The sale of tickets far
Mr.. Charles Dickens readings commenced tSIu
morning at eight O'Clock, at Steinway Hall. Tho
crowd of purchasers was very large and eycFv
seat in the house was disposed in Of u tew hours.
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THE AMERICAN BUTTON
HOLE, oVERsEAMIMc, AND
SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY are now getting ready.
their splendid combination
FAMILY MACHINES for
Christmas Presents. Nothing
could be more appropriate for
agift to aLadYfriend than one
of these magnificent Ma
chimes. Beauty and utility
combined, it would prove a
constant, daily souvenir Of tho
giVers
For sale at S. w. Corner of
ELEVENTH. and CHESTNUT
streets. nathp
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THE FRUPTIoNs OF MOUNT VEsUvIUs!-This ter
rible volcano devastating the plains for miles
around with fits streams of heated lava, terror TO
all people within its treacherous limits. The
Clothing House OF Charles Stokes & Co., No. S24
Chestnut street. under the Continental" brings joy
and Radness to all households within It's operations
by the steady stream of good cheap clothing that
Is daily pouring out of its doors.
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KEEPING AN OPEN TAvERN.-E. w. Kreich-
baum, proprietor of the Cross Keys tavern, in
Sunday last Alderman Holmes held him In
5000 bail to answer
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SUNDAY CARs.-The Chestnut and Walnut
Streets Passenger Railway Company announce
that they have completed all the necessary ar
rangements foHrunning their ears on Sunday,
ON Sunday next, December 1, the road viii be
I'm fuil OperatiOn,
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WHISKY SMzUnRs. Deputy Collector Foulk-
rod, on Wednesday, made another OF his sud
den raids on the molasses whiskyites of Rlcb-
mono, He seized two stills, copper aud tin
Thomas Mcdonnell interfered, but was soon
arrested and locked up by the officers
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STEALING SUIT OF CLOTHES. james Gun
ningham was arrested. and committed by
nom his brothers. house, at Frankford road
and Earl street.
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CoMsnTTRD.-Lewis Hamilton was arrested
some DAYS since, charged with horse-steallng.
Al farmer residing In Easton township, Chester
county, identified the animal as his. Hamil-
ton was committed 10 the Chester county prison
for trial.
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The Forthcoming Presidents Message,

WAsHIEsToH, Nov 29.--The Presidenss Me-.
sage was read TO the Cabinet to-day. All th0
members were present including Secretary
Welles who had not before attended its sessions
for several weeks past owing to sickness.
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DIED.

BATES: A1 Suddenly on & the 27sn Instant ANNIE NJ
The relatives ana frleAds, also Olive Grove. No. A.
Female Druds are respectfully invited 70 attend the
Third street ON Sunday afternoon at o'clock. with
BoWERs-op the asth instant, JANE BOWERS.
wiIe Of E1edsriSS soTsTS amer AL Lingering osss
fully invited TO attend the uneral om her late resi-
dence No 2iOS Pemberton street on sunday morning,
ios s6s sss oemsery 70 0oo fs
FITzPATRIoK.-on November 2s. at the residence
lin street. 10 this city, Mr.. THOMAS A. FITzPAT-
GRAHAM.-On the 2sth instant, JANE GRAHAM.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
dence OF her brother, No. III Price street, asran-
town, Monday. at IL O'CLOCK To proceed TO Laurel
HAsTINGs--In Savannah. Ga. ON Saturday, No
yember is at O'clock p. M, HARRY OLIEFoRD
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Hastings.
KIDD.-on the 2Sth instant, SAMUEL KIDD, In the
The TelStiVss and friends of the family also the
MpsS Poees snG Srs S
% attend the funeral from his late residence No iSIo
ment at the GIenWood Cemetery. --
TN0R MARKING NAMES ON CLOTHING, OR
II for store pss, we furnish stencil Plates 20 order
also Brands for marking cattle or too.s and steel
TTKqMAN q SHAW, no ss5 eight ThirEy-HYe)
TBE PATENT ARoMA-sAvING COFFEE
GUS patterns o. ooss Sa for S'ssE Sse S
below Ninth. = -'-T--
A RMY KETTLES AND PANS FOR SALE
~ AZ about the value OF the iron Being extra
strong they make superior Coal scuttles, ASH Car
TieTs. Feed buckets. sloP Pals, eto. etc. TRUMAN
sa4hW' hv'Sv NJ. N9s,s $50 elSnt ThirIy-hvsD MARKET
DATEN 7 E D,-PANTs SECURED AND
eTHETCXKED from 20 inches, Al Mottst
F-aneh ateam Dyelng and Securing. no qOo n
NINTH street and NO 7s6 RACE Street i7isp
"a WARBURTONS IMPROVED, VENTI.
lated, and eaay-nttng Dress Asts tpatented,. 10
NIT street, next door 70 the Post once. II lsl5p
@ JONES, TEMPLE a. co.,
No. % &. NINTH Street,
First store above Chestnut ntroet' t4e
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS should be cured they
surely be, by few doses OF AYER's sARsAPA-
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DroRDRRLY.-Andrew Gallagher, at Broad
and Whitehall streets, yesterday kicked up q
general row, and for IL was arrested, ana com.
$500 bail .l s".
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON says that there is no harm in
doing good, and we say that the people Shouts all
purchase tickets in aid OF the Gettysburg Asylum for
invalid Soldiers, at No 1926 Chestnut street. Nearly
million dollars worth OF presents. .t
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LOOK !-PRICEs REDUCED
1000 per ton. Best schuylkn Stove Coal.
$500 per ton, Best Large Nut Coal.
$3.50 per tom rftr Best Lehgh Stove and
at. Heater Coal.
$3.50 per ton. Large Lehigh Nut Coal.
At WILLIAM w. ALTERS Coal Depot.
Ninth street (957), below Grard avenue. Branch
Ofice, corner Sixth and Spring Garden streets.
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A WOMAN TO SAVE HER LIFE JUMPS TRoM A
SECOND STORY WINDOW. - William Hollings-
and Dauphin street. Yesterday, having spent
the day in drinking until he had become viii
laipously intoxicated, he started for home.
The first object upon which to wreak his wrath
was his wife. Selling butcher knife he
chased her through the house, threatening to
take her life, when up stairs she ran and he,
fully intent upon the horrible deed after her,
and, as last effort TO escape him, she sprang
to an open window and sprang out, falling
heavily to the ground, sustaining very
serious injury to her ankle. Hollingsworth
was arrested and committed by Alderman
Helms, in default of $1,000 bail.
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RSg@ OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL AND
~ NAVIGATION COMPANY.

At a special meeting of the Board OF Managers Of
the LehiRh Coal and Navigation Company,:h sldlthis
day, Messrs. Edward w Clark, John Welsh. Clarence
n Clark and George r. Tyler were elected TO 6Il the
vacancies caused by the resignation of Messrs Jacob
4: Jones. Frederick Grail Samuel E. stokes, and
Charles Wheeler from their positions as Managers OF
said Company. Il. MITCHELL,
III 292t Secretary.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR PREPARATION,
valued at home ard abroad a real Hair Restorer or
Dressing (n one b0ttLe). great triumph OF science
Mrs. s. a. ALIENS IMPROVED UleD Stytel Every
Druggist sells 1t, Price dollar.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Our stock is manufactured with especial care for
IniSseason sales We dV competition IN ,rtent and
VWStV oSsofbneilt and IN style, Ht, and make OF
goods; tf1ces dti1dys guaranteed toiOer Man ne
tOiOeA etse,Ohere, and nu sdttsfdcton guaranteed
tgldcd ~ '''N "''N "''?'oS 20
AoV wnX oettgeen BENNErr a Co,
FUn end TOWER HALL,
Sirth streets.J No. sis MARKET STREET.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 600 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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PROBABLE HoMIo1DE.-An affair happened on
result fatally to one of the persons connected
with it, A gentleman named Barlow went to
a cotton mill located on Norris street, below
Frankford road, on that afternoon, to transact
some business. While there a dispute arose
between himself and q watchman named Rey-
perament, picked up a bar of iron and struck
Barlow two fearful blows upon the head, ma
king two frightful gashes. Barlow was carried
home in senseless condition, and lies now in
a critical condition. His residence is at Frank
ford road and Hart lane. Reynolds was ar
rested by a constable and Officer Gray of the
Eleventh District, who went into his house at
Frankford road and Norris street, jerked him
out of bed, and arrested him. Alderman Sinex
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. 730 Chestnut street.
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IrTo a. MeINTIRE & BROTHER
ijT0 "a SHIRTS. UNDERWEAR, SCARFs,
ilT0 ~ TIES, Ana GENTS FURNIsHINe
frro "A GooDs of Q cry kind, at small
flTo IA advance above cost.
No, 1895 CHEsNUT street.
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AND No. 600 BROADWAY. =. NEW l5i YoRiIr z 1lIi
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vas s.rsr.i, NOR. m hSsr ~ Ia shipper ne only
We ss ssd on S s.1m ssrss
s s. 81 Pss soa ss s ssa @ r
sa sss s savanna TSea Ss FvsT
soIsa 1sa per- pr q ens Co., ss
S 9e: a. on pss' r sie
in fair demand At % 70 81 u.
SoSArrhe transacticas we're light, bu, price. were
without change. saies 100 hhds Nuevitss VI 5l5sc
u ~ ssss Ss n1' ;s;
were 10 light DEMAND, but prices without sspss'9
900 o. mnon strained AID low no sssssss y s5's
% Of u. we e note further sales Of 10 ss Whining
ton thin It sSolba 81 s7s OF pitch ID 6els sousaea
ons-insesd Was dun and heavy at 81 Isl IA Other
o. sraay a. active oT as hers sale. OF 800
tons Western in Philadelphia on private .erms .,.,
pkgs cut neats The demand for pork was decidedly
active but the market was and b5sss wer IS
s2I 50 for and sa IS for prine fos future d.
Tserce beef was also dull and nominal OF beef hams The
Ss's We So saa p.Sss
but prices were pncnanSed bacon was IN iar demsna .
long clear Is do cy Cumberland go 10. Western
short ribbed Tor December delivery private terms zoe
bis. at s1lc i4c Butter steady and hrm VII le
cheese was moderately active l2c lie for common TO
Psrsotxux-crude held firmly. but the business was
Lee and 500 do do for tho first half November At 1879
FOR bonded the contin uei quite scye and lady,
closing hm at BIC standard white The sale were 21
bbls al Bic 800 do for October at &c 800 do for Decem
Der at 35c, and $500 do for November at Soc buyer
cgSn also soo bills prime white OF privoie terms and
note further sales OF $40 bills. isc IN Philadelphia the
market active and In instances advance
OF Nc. lie. gallon obtained Sales 1000 bills.
standard white for October at s5c 500 do do a, s4c
w do. for November At $50 1000 do IT $3.50 400 do
do at ss l5oo do last half at 35lsc and $500 do for
December. at SAC. 35c.
was quiet Small sales Of Carolina at 9Ec 100
suGAR-1he demand for raw fair aud priees were
without especial change We quote refining Cuba IL
an3sc good do. llc. ail5xc. The sales were lUs
hhds. at ise lsc for Cuba and I24c. lac for Porto
Rico; also 1877 boxes part Ike Refined quiet a
lsc lose for hsrds, l4c i6c for yellow, and 1916
l534c for soft white.
1ALiow,Ihe demand was light and prices heavy.
Sales 81, 900 lbs At ii Nc l2c.
NaisKEY--Rece pts o69 bbs Tho sales very light
being confined o small lots In bond at CSC. SIC.
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STEAMSHIP Au.rERpAS OBI ashore at Monssuk went on
compass. On the ais ms, Mr. Gco consa ssen, Of the
Bosri Of Underw tiers stated that the ste amer AID not
ilghtencd would soon get OF
srrAusuIr GrnsASra. from Hamburg for New York
gut Sse ssr .S s: q q A.
srEAxsHr GrLr crrrThe steamship Monterey Edwards,
from New York arrived 1t New Orleans morning Of
*. e. fs ss
sss,y ana IL. vessel asorcd mscs The Mon,srsy srpe.
y as S 10. e four ss ;sa a
srrAsKa casnapc. from Bangor at Boston, AN zld inst
on Boston Light during dense log came IN con,ae. with
carried away her bboom csthead and caused other dam
age The pilot house Of the sIghuy damaged
c rss s sy w.
came OF al 2 Pm without damage and proceeded.
Sur yrRcrsrA. Barrier, from Baltimore tCape Henry sept
,or ran,ns snpuc.sd 70 be the yes sol seen snoea'o
SUR Juurr Tnrspy Perry from Baltimore for San Fran.
LEAKING neh. per hour Pus and snp remained sept dchs
i Henry sA' commenced leaking ''n Gays '''' ' ''p
Blax BrsJ rr.sxrrv before reported owned by
Capt Edmund Maried and others Of New Bedford and
as yaueh with entas when sue ~ sas here - no
UPON her at the Union and Commercial omces In New Bed
ford amounting 10 S2075O.
for ce.te before reported wrecked near bad
cargo 2, 500 s.e rated AZ 80 sDs os Ssr sst
Baie UNION tBr from Canada Greek for Bostcn struck
on Barrel Rock Boston Harbor night Of the "a inst and
nhed win water She was owed UP 70 Dos'on !" VI SOU
Of slaves wa. totally wrecked al Barbados 7h be-
rss. % The .1a S sa, e parties IN
Bsie oro Pnrscorr Of For Island with stores for Fort
Hamilton Battery went ashore on south sds o. for La
scHs RING Harrison, from Aransas Teras bound 70
Pensacola put into New Orleans fSth Inst In Distress
Sens Nosrnrsr cHsS tof Becshbsy). Love was driven
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extended to tho a,.sr place on the missouri TIVE ma
,b,s sad,,,onl mileage will also within the terms
~ ,ha l which IL said 10 be for twenty years, the
charge 10 tns Illinois Central Company being for the
st ten years per cent OF the gross trac re-
eep,s IN addition 20 all taIes and for the second ten
years thysS per cent and iaxss, payable monthly TO
the other company.
The fore gu exchange market was inactive but nom-
pally steady Bankers bills on England At sixty days
were quoted 1851; at three days lo9< commercial
bins lo7si 1857; bills on Paris at six,y days, $50
6l7b,; al three days. 5.lo1. aslek. othor bills were
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