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Gold opened in New York at lS3fc and
closed st C. Sterling exchange dull
at 1871 Tor prime sixty day bills. Money
on call Z per cent. in gold, cash. The de-
cline in gold was caused by a umo that
the Government was selling.
New Tennessee Bonds were quoted at
65s. No sales o. CID reported.
The New York bank statement for the
week is SIS follows:
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COTTON sTArEMKST.

Receipts were per NJ. & @. R.. r. III
bales; NJ. & T. R. R 5; NJ. & o. r r
"A; 81. q L. r. r. r. "a Steamers =
wagons 20. Exports were per NJ. & c
r. R. -; N. d T. R. r. 1I8; NJ. & o.
r. r. -; Steamers 50. Received this
week, 2450; exported this week 4421.
Our weekly statement shows receipts
for the week 10 be 2450 bales exports
4421 bales. Received last week 1887
bales. Received during corresponding
week last year 2S74 bales, when the
stock or hand was 1851 bales, WITH Mid
dIiugs 29zs.
The following is the New York week
ly statement:
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The Economy Butter Company.

ONCE -II5 LIBERTY STREET.
Factor. -2Ss GREENwIcH STREE Ny
sta,a County and City Rights for sale, offer.
4aoFo - nfLalists rare opportunities for estab-
iishing q staple business, paying enormous
profits.
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ron vECKsRuaG.
FOR -ELaGaaHATE

FOR CLaGaAEATE.
phis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Carlo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
I'LL 4ONs ---s.-.ss.---a--ohClu MldSLSE
This new and elegant passenger
steamer leaves On k
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 p m.
JAS. I. BOURHE 81 co Agents,
aplI No. u Jefferson street.
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SAINT FRANCIS.

SALR4 EEAH U.s.
Capt. 7. r. Bowman, : = Sam O.. Paine, Clerk
asTILL leave Memphis for Hell rA
~ ENA, L'AGGUILLSand ST.
FRAECI7 RIVERS every TUESDAY, at 3
o'clock pm
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
fehl9 No. 221a Madison street.
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hDb master
This elegant and swift steamer
viii leave as above zA
MONDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm
Tickets for al points, via Memphis and ST.
Louis Packets, North, East anj West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, 2SS Main
street. ELtsM. CALVERT. 5apb.
SAM c.. WEAVER, Ticket Agent. spIi
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duced on the farm, the sum OF 1921 As;
and also paid during said time for labor
GU the farm, 1925. Making tho gross
sum Of 81 ,9i6 40.
Laid out aud expended by Granville
Wilson, present Steward, from the LIST
Of March to the LIST Of July, 1869, four
months, the sum Of 81 ,445 90, and paid
for labor on tho farm 1924, making the
gross sum Of 81 500 9S. Total amount
expended during the year s2,6l6 43.
Leaving deficiency to be provided
for in the Levy Of 1869 of s24l I3.
Thus Aims House and Farm
LR.
To amount Of Levy of 1868 $1,000 -.
Amount for hired labor on the
farm Cestimaied) 375 see.
TO Butdnce PAL i3
$26l6 4s
CIR.
Laid out and expended by Kinsey
Taylor, late Steward, from July
], 1868 TO March, 1869, eight
months SS2l As
Paid during said time for hired
labor on the farm 225 ....
Laid out and expended by Gran.
vile Wilson, present Steward,
from March to July, 1869,
four months liI5 9s
Paid for hired labor on the farm
during said time 1924 ....
Total, S26lG 40
JAMES BLIZZARD,
sept I6.iw Clerk.
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WESTERN MARYLAND
COLLEGE.
FOR STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES, IN
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.

Incorporated by act Of General Assembly,
March, 1868.
Under tho special patronage ofthe Mary.
land Annual Conference, Of the Methodist
Protestant Church.
county, on the line of the Western Maryland
Railroad, about midway between Baltimore
and Hagerstown.
THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL SESSION
Commences September 9th, 1869, and closes
January 2Sth, 1870, embracing 20 weeks,
exclusive Of the holidays at Christmas.
Course Of Instruction Thorough under
the direction Of the following Faculty.
Rev. j. I. WAND, Principal. Moral
Science and Bellies Lettres
W. II. ZIMMERMAN, A. NJ, Vice. Binci.
pdl.-Natural Sciences and the Languages.
REy. AUGUSTUS WEBSTER, d. D.-The.
ology.
REv. OLIVER Mathematics.
MISS ANNIE s. HAScE.-preceptres of
Ladies' Department.
MISS LYDIA s. KEsLEY.-M Music Teacher.
Ma. Ws. Z. WRIGHT. -Preparatory De
par,ment and Book Keeping.
j. W. HERISG, NJ. D.-Lecturcr on Anat,
omy, Physiology and Hygiene.
X. d. NoRAEyT, Eso.-Lecture on Civil
Law
Terms PER SESSION or 20 WEEKS:
For board, washing, fuel and lights $50 90
For tuition in Preparatory Depart.
ment...... ......... ......,.. ......... 10 90
For tuition in Scientific Department 90 so
For tuition in Scientific and Classi.
cal Department. 80 90
For Instruction in Music, and use
of lnstrument............. 25 90
For Instruction in extra branches at teach.
ers's prices.
Payments invariably onc.half in advance
For Books and stationery, cash.
For Catalogues and Circulars, address
REV. j. I. WARD, Principal,
Westminster, Nd.
Scholarship. Persons DESTROYS of nur.
chasing Scholarships for three or four
years course, may do so by applying to the
Rec, r. Light Viison, Conference Agent
for the College, whose address is Johnsville,
Frederick county, Nd. J.T,W,
august, lS69,-6m
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Aims House Statement.

The County Commissioners are re-.
tired at the time of making their an
dual statement Of tho expenses of the
County, to make q statement Of the
Financial condition Of the Aims House,
&C., Code Of Public Local Laws, Art
q, Sec. 5.
IL has been the custom aud is still
continued, that at the time OF making
the annual levy for county purposes, to
levy by estimate, sum sufficient for
the support Of the Aims House for the
ensuing year. This sum is always re-
tanned by the County Commissioners,
and by them If needed, paid out 10
monthly instalments, to the Steward or
0yerseer, to be used by him in addition
to the proceeds Of the farm, ia defray
ing the expenses Of said Institution.
Ii the estimate falls below the actual
sum required, the deficiency is put on
the next levy, for that special purpose.
Should the estimate exceed the actual
expenditure, the balance goes 10 the
general surplus and is applied to the
use Of the County.
The amount appropriated in 1868
for the support Of said Institution being
as follows For the support OF the
Inmates, $1,000; for Hired Labor on
the farm, 1915; these constitute the
gross amount for Que year, exclusive of
salary Of Stewart, Physician aud Maid
Hire, which is the same annually.
The actual expenditures, during the
last fiscal year, ending june 3Oth, 1869.
as returned TO the County Commission.
ers by Mcssrs. Taylor and Wilson, late
Stewards Of said Aims House, are as
follows Laid out and expended BY
kinsey Taylor, late Steward, from July
], 1868, 70 the LIST Of March, 1869,
eig4t months, over and above that pso.
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Inquests.

For an Inquest held overthebody
ofaninfant found dead OF Elias
Shaefier's. Verdict, " death
from exposure through culpa-
Bile neglect Of lis mother 49,.
Foran Inquest held over the body
Of Maria Dorsey, an aged
colored woman found dead.
Verdict, " death from old age
and exposure" ........ -....."~.
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Important TO Farmers and Planters
MERRYmAN & cos.
Raw Bone Super-PhOSphatc.
PRICE s45 PER TON.

PRICE S45 PER TON.
rI,UIs Phosphate has proved itself to be the
nheapest, and fully equal to any In the
mArket-ans1rpassed by the hightst-prieed
Guanos. Its adaptation to Wheat, Corn, oau,
Buekw heat, Tobacco, Garden Truck, OTasses,
&c. Has been thoroughly and most satisfae-
torily tested. Finely ground and suitable Tor
drilling. Put up In bags Of lGI lbs. each.
o. i. MERRYMAN 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
Warehouse, 81 South Gay St, between Lcm-
bard and Pratt Streets, Baltimore, Md.
cc-For sale at manufacturers price, ( cost
of transportation added by following Agents
in Carroll county, Nd.
Isaac Winchester, Westminster; HcComas
4 Bro, Hood's Mills; u. W. Houck, Doueks-
Vile Lauyor h Wampler, Patapseo Station !
Nonemaker a Geatty, Union Bridge j. A.
Albaugh, Woodbins Station.
CARRoLL Co., Mp., August 80, isG9.
Messrs. MERNYAAS 4 Co.-Gentemen l
used your Phosphate on my whoa, last Fall, |
think not over 100 lbs. 10 tho acre, and II made
me first rate crop. was quite as well salts
lied with Il as with the most expensive Gnanos
! ever used. LEWIS GREEN.
CARRoLL CO., Mn, August I'd, 1869.
Nessrs. U. 7. MgRRrnAS 4 Co.--Gentlemcn;
Your Phosphate ! applied last Fall on nay
wheat at the rate Of Ice lbs, 10 the acre, on a
piece Of land on which had never before pro-
cured so good q crop. As formerly a portion
Of il failed to ripen and was effected by the
rust; this season II riPened we'll, and am sat.
is6ed with its results. Yours truly,
sep 2-2ros SAMUEL sAUyEL.
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For the Repairs Of Public Road.

$3.50 80.
For Building and Repairing Small
Bridges.
Estimated for 1889. ............. $500 :
Large Bridges.
For New Bridge over the Patsp.
SEQ Falls at Hoods Mil. bOo
For New Bridge over the Patap-
SEQ Fall at Sykesville. 400
For New Bridge over the Piney
Falls in District No. 5....,... a4o
For New Bridge over the Piney
Greek in District No. i......... 1850 J.
$3.50 -.
For the support of the inmates. $4,000 -
Salary Of the Steward ............. 100
Salary OF the Physician. 100 :.
Maid Service. ................ "a
Other labor, estimated ....-....... $50 :.
1904 -.
N
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DR.. LEONARD ZEPP.

LAYING located at the East End Of
Ii Westminster, offers his professional
services to the public. When not engaged
may be found at his Office or residence,
one door west Of Stansbury's Hotel. I
may I'm
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For Interest on County indebtedness.

Being for County Certificates issued
70 pay bounty to soldiers In the
lastwar, and outstanding, amount
ing 10 So, SIS, the interest there.
on for one year !. $3.50 so
said indebtedness during the pres.
emit year, levy Is made for the
sum Of 5000 90
For State witness before Justices Of
Peace 90
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GLASS FRUIT JARS.--Improved Pat.
NJ tern. Also, all other Standard VAR.
eties Of very low rates. Jelly Glasses, Tum.
blers, Glass Fruit Sets 30, Mt
July8 L. X. GERNAND'S
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WATER Proof Boots, and Ladies' and
wv Geptlemens' Sksting Boots aud
Shoes, ut reduced prices.
dccSl W. II. GEATTY.
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REMOVAL.

nR. DANIEL s. COONAN has :sre,
~ moved his Office and residence, one
door west Of G. Zacharias' Hotel, Wet
End, Westminster. july
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N O tt G e .
For the Lungs.

WISTAR'S Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
wv Jayne's Expectorant, Halls Balsam,
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Ayers Cherry
fectoral, Upham's Meat Cure, Wilbour,s
God Liver Oil and Lime, Burnett Cod Liy.
er Oil, and other preparations for Coughs.
Colds and Consumption, for sale by
Hopper d Wilmer.
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Dress Trimmings and Buttons
NEW style and colors, just received and
In for sale By
apl Mrs. 4. z Arrnstrnnn.
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Ladies' Spring Hats,

A LII the new styles and at all PRICES
IN just received and for sale By
apl Mrs. A. y. armstrong,
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JOSIAH ADELSPERGER,
UPTON ROOP,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
Commissioners.
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Warehouse, 90 South GAY St, between Lcm-
bard and Pratt Streets, Baltimore Md.
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Groceries, groceries.

eFvCcEhess
N0FFEE, Sugars, Syrups, Teas and all
~ kind Spices, for sale very cheap at
JuneS. John L. Rsifsnideg's,
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Preserve Your Fruit.

Use Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
~ Tor preserving Fruits and Vegetables.
NO spoiiing Of canned fruits, raves time and
expense. Sold by A. H. HUBER,
JulyS Druggist
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For State witnesses In removed Ca
.es, John Rinehart case removed
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For the support Of the Free Public
School. Of the county, as per order
Of the board Of School Commits
sioners, being ten cents on the one
hundred dollars valuation Of the
assessable property In the county,
making
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County Commissioners w. s. r, q,

For costs and expenses In Frederick
county Court, in the case Of the
County Commissioners against y.
4. Gore, late collector Of county
tnxcs
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fence, ,ha, the sale a5oy. spoken of shoul he


fence, that the sale a6oy. spoken Of shoul,i he
consumnatcd.
Laying aside ,hc very important cous.,lrra-
lion that the sale or 81 cvnlro'iin. nura,,cr oi
shares in this company 10 any on, indtyi,,m,
OF amy one corporation wo',ld hr, /" yay the
least. al very d.uhllul roliay. when /, is con
sa"rc.l That this sal. ia nrprn ctl to 10 inal"
Ia persons who ~. re-. un., understood Ia
rrprcScr, rra! interests TO irasr oi ihs c0n,-
rrny, hU whc:H cJ.i;.s,' III: int !t.s..;;t, to
'irciarr iAlt Tie pej.c, ci i;t purchase w.s 80
oOihin power anG control, i mast ~ patent
to 'hc mind oi cvcty az" ,iai every j"'t-
iAnic measure FhoalG j" ie,nlifa tn Win
vac" 10 pitYc"t t;c "aas !ui'n':;ivn %!
s"an Il rcsW. Any orr "'' MI look ~ .
hi''p VIE s'c 'S' orr rn:.i SoHS,i,;:Sa par oi
"'G'' IS likely s0nl To ir The inusi 'liTcct line
o. rhi't"i" 'rnn charleston an IN" south
Altaiiilc Ecaboard Ia kr~ fciN II, there
fore. this .'Jii!tn ri this linr !" allowed tn
laii INTO the ha'iGs oi !h"Sc whose Interest ii
VIII hS io dvcr' The travel nom this, The most
,iiie line, To t'ir present route ty Tia" way "i
Wilmington, thc consequences ctifnoi lni br
| disastrous to us as well AZ to those roads with
which we nrc now, and hereafter "IlA'ci 20 he.
connected. Oar hopes aud expectations Tor
some time past have hr"n To extend oar CON
ncCiioas with North Carolina, either III Sails
bury or Greensboro, Or both, so rs not only to
pm u" on tie iia'h i'hc OF through travel. but
also 10 open up ton ns the rich grain growing
region "f onr lister Sat"; hu, il this
portion OF lne contemplated !iEr is al
lowed la l',ii Into Tie hands or under lli,'
control ri those who are necessarily rivals, ani
who must. from The very necessity og .ilci:
position. bend all ;iici. energies to The defeat
o; ;hC,J koi..S ain, expectations, ;i,,t
We are indeed blind ta oar own Interests. q;
well IA to the Interests Of the community
which huilt and Which ,stlsiains cur road 4
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hInrlsefs by Telegraph.

FOREIGN Markets
LONDON, November 20 - Noun--Consols Da1.
Bonds s3zS.
LIVERPOOL, November aa--Noon.-Cotton steady
bales. Flour 22s. Fed Western wheat 81 Id; red
wntcr So Oda10s.
Ancrnoon.-Cotton unchanged.
Evcning.-Cotton GrIn; uplands 1lMl1,Sd; Or.
leans l2ai2hd; sales ii, 600 baies for speculation
nnd export 5000 bales.
HAVANA, November 2o.-On Saturday sugar was
quiet The scanty stock chcc4s business.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, November 20-No0n.-St ocks strong
Money Ca7. Sterling, long 0; short 9:N. tio!d
2ia4 and weak ut decline Sixty-twos IL; Ten
nessccs, old box; virginias. cx.coupon, so; new
SO; Louislanas, OLD &c; Lcvccs IS; eghls as; Ala.
hama elshts 03js lives co; Georgia Revons o.;
North Carolinns, Old I0H; new 35X. Flour un-
changed ami slightly favOr5 buy crs. Corn lc better
Mess pork dull; old s33 so. Cotton favors buyers
and selling at 25iGa2j,Ic. Turpentlnc 45Ha4Gc,
Rosln quiet; strained s. ljaa lTl6 Frcinhts
duh.
Eycnlng.-Cotton inactive and &c lower; sales
1900 bales at 25c. Flour Inactive and prices un-
changed. Wheat 1c lowe closing sicad!cr Corn
steady; mixed Western 81 l0al II. Pork heavy:
new $3a go. Lard Heavy; kettle 10 to I0is. Wnskcy
al COat O7. 1urptIllInc 10tIaij. ROs..i 81 05a3
Frci3h,s dull; cotton, by steam, 0-32d. Money
very active anh closing sharp NJ I. Sterling
ilrlner at ea9!i, but DUH Gold closed weak at r.
Governments closed sicadcr. G2's 1879. Soulh
crns weak. Stocks generally unsettled AMI lower.
EALrIa0HE, November 2O.-Goit0n nlrn at axle.
Flodr irmcr; Howard street supcrilnc 81 TJ,r,
i2ii. Whca: frln and active At 81 33li 49, Corn
irm; new white :5a9S; old 81 G5al OD. Oats du.,
nj 6jajT. Rye 0jasi 05. Mess pork quiet Mt s33.
Bacon quiet; RioIilers 1910. Lard 1sc. Whis.
key held nj 81 i2iz.
CiScIHSArI, November 29.--Corn scarce; now
81; Old iluller. Whiskcy quiet at 81. Mess pork
dun NJ $3i 6or2. Nothing doing In bacon:
held I5&c.
ST. ioui8, November 2o.--CDrn Old AMI now
very scarce; Rrecn dropping; choicc dry white
sacked 81. whlakcy 81. Meas pork 500 Bacon,
shoulders, old Icc; sides IoNc. I.arl, Kettle
lSHc.
LouIsyrLI.H November 2o.-Coln quiet; bulk
SIC. Provisions quiet. Mess pork So. nacOn,
shoulders iC,Gc; clear sides loIic.
WILMINGTON, November 2o.-Sririta turpentinc
dun ana nothing doing. Ros!n steady; siralnsd
81 c3N. Crude tnrpcn.ine Unchanged. Tar I'm.
changed. Cotton 23a2aAc.
AUGUSTA, November 2D.--Co.ton, tho decline
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III Il RTNE NEUS.
CHARLESTON N.NOv vEMDBR 80.
ARRIVED YEsTERUA


l;r ship Gorilla. say, Iiyerpool-Gi days. Salt.
TO X Alurc & co. On the I'D instant, Int % long
Is, spoke lie bark Ellen, Of Wexford, Tor Whining.
ton, n 4.
Nor bark lIombcrsul.d, Eieiscn, 1.ivcrpool-5O
uays: salt ana lidsc. TO l;arcncl co, UGr;..c.
ley, Order ami 0ihcrs.
steamer Emile, Lewis, Georgetown S C-1s5
tcs rice, 3hnlcs cotton and suntlrcs To Shackcl.
ford & Kelly, J Il Pringic Il SON ! i OMEN Il Son.
Johnston Il Holmes, NJ EasUn & Bro, Fraser e
pm. DR. q Prince, Terry kolen, II II Manigault,
Eolnann Bros. ami Others.
SloOp Rough diamond. from Willtoyn. 4oo
bushels rough rice and bale yea island cotton
TO II insraham & Son.
Flat from James Island. 3 bags sea island col
ton. 10 Fraser S Dill.
Boat from J0,ins island o bars st.a is,an,,
coitOn 10 Roper Soncy.
Bo0t from Christ Church. 6 bags sea jslap,I
cotton To Roper & Stoncy.
Boat from Johns island. o bars sen isI,ud
cotton. TO Roper e. Stuney.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark annie KinbaIl, Stnson, Liverpool.
Schr " II steele, Buck, Baracoa
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship james Alycr, Lockwood. New York,
November &c.
UP FOR TILE, PORT
schr ID 7 Keeling, Robinson, AT New York, no
vcnbcr &C.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT
:, Steamship Promc;hcus, Gray, st Philadelphia,
November -.
Sclr II Edwards, Bartlett, at Philadelphia
N0ycmbcf -.
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,fENll,L,sN.nA

Consi@nnes per ficain3hip Frometheus, from
ph.lAdcirhln, expected lu-,!ay--Jno j. ThcD Getty
EaToaI hGcni, Nr Ii Nner, Walker, Evans K
CoG"wc!l, r. Z iinrhiaiG, rD. lc = hiO.so a Il still
man, hii%i Eliza i"cSf. Cameron. l;drhicy co.
Brown iIyor, Marshall Z: iinr.se, Z iiaicS & CO.
Wnlecr, hn4el. 'crGi.ls ~ 20. J IL Aiacr {:
GO, - = Al!.y, L. Whi,r. r Sclucar,:n, j ii yo,.
lcr", OSicdorir " CO. l. H;ia'. T. walsh Wcrncr Z.
DucktI, = CorHin 4 ca, En.:lrtiCa Book DcpOs,-
i'll .s CD. liaGcDos, n Grayer & co, Chaueau
" il,ilnn. kinsinan s. Bro 4 i.uiii. ID Aiken
d co, i j Kerr GO, w ii ChaiCc CO. |. Chaliil &
ca. " ( CO To order. W L i'addpn, J II Abraham,
i Bristol, Adams, Damon & co. !. Mann, j Cos.
grove, - Rislcy, R9lcs d Grci,.li,ou, fIyrc < Fo
Ehrry, Nnaric,,"n hiilnG ana s;pn!iacluring. co,
Mcricns, 4 ! il!iin. II Greenland, Western X
Aiilhic Eai!io.ul, u tr,.linaitn & CO, F Il Knee
" Muller, j ii wufiiIaan, I: 4 r,nn,unsnn, Bic
i.ein 4 kendail, III IL Matthias, iascly & Gibbs.
. The ship Sieve Liiom. Lcask. from Liverpool
FOR THIS loii. was s?o.cn November ~, midnight,
20 mites rom raSitar
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~ " ;: e..

Gail me wLrii hs.i.NidS: ~ ready
%. hluincr dO;i'i cill me before:
30 NOT ;icny me liIC pleasure
nr Il moderate rest. 'mrirrc.
EiI,ht hours Or sleep n;c tou lttlc
For delicate mai,tcn- iiac me:
Bearer. hy far, Is my iillow
'I.Ian CiIp al thc ,lcin;iCSt ten.
Mother, ccnnoi endure il,
r'hls getting ZIP carly'3 Il lore
CAL mc when breakfast Is ready,
Oli please do not can uc hc;Vi".
~.
can N. when r.cntf.c; 4; rcaLY--
.. mother don't rlii M .un soon.
Shopping, ul cuu;s :, mods ait"hthr
,:;:. :...,t can hc done ieI'.re un'r.
Talk not of i,c folly "l iasiiun,
! tlo rot cOnsi'ic. ii 81:
Parties mus. not l.v neglected.,
AMI s!!lc is important, son know
stOthcr, il maI"S ilc So nervous
rnihinl ui your step u. ny door:
CAL Inc when breakfast j. ready,
Chl pleas in uot Sai! me before.
Cnll me when breakfast is ready
0h don't ta;, nae early, pray.
Doctors advise 10 he quiet,
Ny arinc Is affected. ,hey say.
sleep is u potent elixir,
And better ihan drugs or The kni,c :
Why, then, 50 much i'll Il bury,
Since res, iS the solacc of nIcr
Mother, 'lO havn SolIic compassion.
And chile NV laic rising M mCrc =;
Cali Iuc wncn breakfast Is ready,
Oh please do no. call me before.
~.
Call me wien hrcaSi:iS, iS ready
D, mnthcr ! think I've been told,
Multitutic3 struggle Tor riches,
hn,l barter their ConiOri for gold.
llyp0crltcs often rise carly
Their motives are perfectly plain.
Sundays they always sleep later,
Because they have nothing To isaiu.
Mother canEo; endure IL,
This getting up carly'.i II bore
Call me when breakfast i3 ready,
ilut please tlo no; call lnc before.
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Ny.in,lu.tnn Ii,,f,.,.

unchanged IN price. Sale, of $50 hlils ~ 80 i,r
SOFT, and : a. for har'l. ger 80 pounds.
SlIRiTs TuRr.STi..E-farNc; inactive anu no
transactions reported.
Rnsi%:-Saic. oil 1i5 hbs q: 81 ej ror strained.
ana =. for M. 1.
TAR. n,ls sold at 81 per l.,l.
CoTro%;-1Saies Of II tales at 2a"c. 81 bales 1T
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Surplus. .... ~ s2o3. .I93 ~
Observing III, provisions OF tho act, tho
board have prepared their statement, huve
submitted the same TO tic C0mplroller-Genc-
raj, ana have placed the bank in s;icli u posi-
lion that it may, without great delay, resume
business, II such be the wish OF the stockhod-
Grs.
The Board OF Directors take occasion 10 con-
grntulnto tho Stockholders upon the favorable
condition OF tho bank. For many months tho
pr0spcct was most tllscouragiug. 10 seemed
barely possible NJ ono time to cscape tho lin
Diilly OF stockholders, under the net OF incor
pOraion.
i'y carncst and persistent efforts, and by tho
exercise OF constant vigilance, this DANCE. has
not only been avoided, bnL n cloar surplus of
s22H,4aa "a has been secured in investments
which nrc daily rising In value.
The board take occasion hero 10 syn,oss
their acknowledgements TO tra cashier. II. q.
Lopcr, Esq, who hns contributed all in his
power 10 place the bank In lis prcst at con-
dillon, and by whose skil md energy thu
entire cssct, OF tho bauk scrc saved from
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III gold has unsettled the market: salcs 400 baics:
receipts sGs ha!cs; buyers Offering &c for mil
i.n-.
"hvhH@h'i, NoycinlcI 29.- coit0m, receipts $50
baIcai exports "--!o bales md',ng ..!7ic; rafr,
quiet.