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new York sold and stOck Market.

MONEY = The supply is large and in
crea~ng, whi'e the demand Is moderate (;
brokers are accommodated at 6g7c and
Government dealers at 586c: prime bust-
ness paper is discounted freely at &c.
STERLING-Firm at 9t@c for bankers, GO
days, aRd l0fs1l2e for shoit sight; supply
OF com n1efciai bills scarce.
GOLD -Opened at 3Glk, but fell TO 38159
36Z; there is a large short interest out
sta anding; the market cIased firm.
GOVEREBT ENT ) - Stronger, with an adj
vance of1zg1lc. While the demand IS well
distributed throughouttheW West, the bonds
of the smaller denominations are espe-
cially active, and command H0Jl per cent
Coupons of 81, lI2S9ll2l5; '62, li3l4gll3ts
do. '64, I09A@i 1925: do. '65, llO5s; do. new,
i0S5z al0s54i do. '67, lOS1s9lOJ; do. 'OS 1917 ;
I0-4O los gIUS1z.
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OFFICIAL.
Liars Passed JgHe s.. cpad Session ~
He IorGth CoagresS.
EPUnLIo--No. 1f3.l

} @ PUBLIC--No. 143.1
An Aceto provide for CERTAIN Claims
/ against tho Department. OF Agricul-
ture. @
BE in enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives. Of the
United States of America ia Congress
assembled. That The proper account
ing officers Of the treasury be author
lied TO audit the claims included in
the schedule following, to-wit: w. l..
Ellison, one dollar and fifty cents; Z.
y. Anderson, seven dollars aud fifty
cents; NJ. w. Beverage. one hundred
and fifty dollars; w. y. Berry, six dol
lars. and fcrty-seyen cents; j III.
Bourne, thirty five dollars; John
Bell, twenty-five dollars; q. j.
Brewer. eighty-fve dollars; t. Ba-
/ ker, seven dollars; Il. j.. Boggess,
four dollars and fifty cents; j. A.
Blake. four dollars; Baltimore Jour
nal Of Commerce and Price Current,
| fifteen dollars; George Brown, one
dollar and thirteen cents; l.. q. Camp
| bell, two hundred and fifty dollars and
sixty-nine cents q. i. Carrow, eighty
five dollars; Cruit and Campbell,
twenty dollars; Carter, Yates and
Wisweil, sixty-three dollars aud
twenty five cents; IL. w. Christern,
two dollars; H. l.. Chaplin, six dollars
and fifty cents: Craigen and Clever,
FIVE dollars; Collins, Anders and
/ Company. eleven thousand seven
hundred and thirty-three dollars
and eleven cents; William b. Dana,
| i've dollars; RIP. Baton and Company.
one dollar and fifty cents; Epsey and
Burdof, sixty-tWo dollars; Samuel S.
Foss, two dollars; Fisher aud Shaef-
fer, ten dollars and ninety cents; Ma
thaniel i. Fugitt, three hundred and
sixty-foUr dollars and forty one cents
Fowler and Company, one hundred
aud fifty-three dollars and twenty
nine cents; u D. Gilman. twenty two
dollars; William Hacker, six thou
nine dollars and forty cents; Hoyey
and Company, eighty three gents
International Exchange. 81. Nude,
agent,) two dollars; Irving ana
! Wiley, three hundred and nine
tv.seven dollars and thirty
| five cents; Journal of Commerce,
seventeen dollars; A. j Joice and
Compapy. forty-eight dollars aud
thirteen cents; Aug Jordan, twenty
/ i've dollars; j Knox, fifteen dollars
nd fifty cents. M. Kucster, two
dollars j. II. Luhme and COmpaI y,
three hundred and ninefy-One dClle-s
and five cents; Linton and Company,
forty-ive dollars; A. Nj. Lawz', six
dollars in gold; - Z. Moore,
three dollars; Pascal Morris,
thirteen thousand two hundred
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MO NETARY & COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REYIEW.

TRANSATLANTIC money market is easier
than for some time past, and no great diff
cuIty1s experienced III placing short bills
at the usual rates of interest. The wants
of the pork packers being supplied, and
the season being about closed, the demand
from that source has ceased.
The demand from corn and tobacco
buyers Will soon give fun employing TO
whatever capital may now be Idle.
Rates of interest remain at 109I2 per
cent. in Bank.
Exchange on New York is in f:sff de-
mand at par buying and LILO premium sell
ing.
Gold is advancing; buying 1857, selling
1867.
Government Bonds are firmer, and we
quote them as follows:
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Earepsan Market.

By Cable.l LoNDoH, Jan. 25.
CONsoLs For money 93&, aud on ae-
count G35{ Bonds 7JI. Stocks steady /;
hItes al. . illinois Central 9.ff and Atlantic
Sugar 3Gs 6d. Turpentine 3gs Gd CalcuttA
Linsceu SIS.
PAIRS, Jan. 2J.-TlEErEs 20 francs y
confines.
FsANKF0RNs Ian. .-~BOND3- 81 eGlS.
idNEkFpoi~ 3al4hary &1---bDFfaE = ljulls
sales OF mlddiiug Upiands l8}z1tll l8d:
New Orleans ll54ans4l. sales or $50
bushels OF GalifOrnIa white wheat AZ
lis sd rel Western 9s CLOS. Flour 1850
2Gs Cd. Corn 3js 3d for old. and SIS for new.
Oats - g. Barley 81. Pork g2s Cd. Beef
los. Lara firmer aI as. Bacon 57s Spirits
Petroleum. % refined lB l0d; thc market
firm. gailOw rs. Turpentine y0s Ga.
ANTwERP. a Jan. 25. -PFTBoLEUM-58 58g59tz
francs. eaf.nvp.s uus
HAYRE, Jan, &c COTTON = Easier: sales
at l;s u stnes on the spot and 1867 francs
afit5nff ssHa H-nlfwITWaf t84n
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CHICAGO.
Man Jumps from Second tory
Window, aad is Badly Injured
Daring RObbery-Capltal OF Mon
tana. s8f

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-This afternoon
Henry Fitzherbert, who had been ar
rested for larceny, dashed through
the second story window of Justice
Sets office, and fell upon the pave
ment is feet below. His recovery is
considered doubtful.
On the 22d inst, 81 200 were taken
from the residence OF Mr.. King, cat
tie dealer, in Danville. A reward OF
1000 is offered for the capture of the
thief and the recovery of the money.
A bill was introduced in the Mon
tana Legislature, on the 9th inst, to
locate the Territorial Capital at Gal
latin City. It is likely to pass.
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LoulsViIlg Asrkct

by Telegraph.l LoUisI1LLs. Ian q.
TOBACCO -SaIes IS .boaslieads Iuos 10 t,af =.
dium leaf at s5O0a73 So TT
COTroN-5ales al 28Ize, .r-
MESS PsRR-Salea at s3l 90.
LARD -tsales at zoe
BAcoS-Sates OF should srs at Iflzc. clear
flD sides at-lF54c, clear. sides at lStzc.
BULK AlleATS-Saies of shoulders at l3ISc
cie..f I'D SIDES l71lc, clear sides at I5I4c- at
paek Ell. ts .-l 5o.4
bLoUR-Sales OF superfine al IS 75g0 2j. +
WHEAT Sales aCsI 1901 IS.
CohN.-Sales ~ 62tGsc.
OATS Sales az 63aG5c.
hYE-ssfi os az ef 421SmI f5
W HLSKY-@aies OF raw free at 81 90.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881,

higs have been put mp TO 42JSc, and stark
y doc. For Cotton Yarns, DC, there is an
nrnl ~ .9G4Dc. Cotton Warns ranpe Al
~ ~ - TIC. l. nseys from IS To 45e Wool
= = ines IA4Ife. I3eaehed MuRIlns stead y
Nv ~ q 5se4-ae for Now York Mills: 21c for
n i.,ht .iisiasht "a ne for Androscoggin; 600 for
= - a. ~ y ft aft = y2l4r Tor do. %; 45c toF do
IOi ,,,l iu -, = tirneitlo iO-4; zoe for Ellcrton
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BE8gE TO GIT PATEN'fs.- For obin-
lou, no charge. send sketch and deacrip-
tI0u. For application, seHu model not
over OliH FOOT la size, and $50 first HoNotn-
inent aud stamp ft-cs. Speeihcntions. draw
tnes, caveats; Assignments prepared re-
iecled claims prosecuted. Also, tutetf6r-
enccs, extension OF patents. and appeals.
Addross MUM e. TO-, No. e Park Row
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By TeIegraph.l NEW YORK, Jan. %.
DRY GooD5-MarlSet dull, yet 81 ady II
not firm for all staple cotton fabrics.
Heavy Brown Sheetings firm at l61z9IIe
for best makes aod lGc for second -1ahd
Heavy Brown Drills quiet but firm az
l7G nc. SmiLhYille Cambrics cOIninat q
lOal2c. GOttoa Grain Bags are in "A little
furry consequent to the speculative move
ment, aud Androscoggin and Lewiston A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


a clergyman, while residing in South
America rs missionary, discovered
safe and simple remedy for the Durb uf
Nervous Weakness, Early DECAY, DiaenaeH
OF tie Urinary and seminal orKnnss nmd
baneful aud vicious habits. NrcMt mmm-
Defs have been cured bY this noble REM
edy. Prompted bY "a desire 90 hcneht the
afflicted aud unfortunate, VIII send tho
recipe for preparing and uaing fhia we1i-
cine, In "a sealed envelope, % any ono WHO
needs 10, (Fee OF chuFge. Address
JOSEPH r.. INMAN.
station -, Bible Houso,
JAZZ d&w3m tsp nl New York city
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This splendid Hair Dye D. the best iu tha
world; the only tfue AMI perfect llIe'
harmless, reliable. iustauhtneDu8f n@fiia@
dies tile ili effects of bad dy esi inVigoraie8
and leaves the Hair soft mnu beMuLllull
t2GzcE brown Sold by al itriinEtaih aitt
Psrfnmers; md properly aUpIIeii nt 49, ch-
elOr's Wig Factory, No. ~ Bond wv eeti
New York lop'D dty
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Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at x per cent. of.
The following quotations are from the
Office of w. j. Lowry Il Co., Bankers, No. 6
First Street.
BASKARLE FUNDS.
u. 3. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
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Memphis MafKet.

~ Teiegrsph.l MEMPHIS, Jan. q.
F1oUIs-Dull; superhne s7g7 90.
CoRS--At rssa7Oc.
OArs-At 70c.
E HAY--Af 8 60.
HRAN-At s23 %.
PoRk -e}l 81.
O. 1JABD-2Dta a6t2I5%e.
BULK MEATs-F Finn ilshoulders Is@lal<c
Hoes Dressed, l21zc.
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MorHERsl MOTHERS MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL 70 PROCURE
Mrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup,
ron CHILDREN TEETHIN0.

This VaiuaDls Plelhttt+tlDn mas pteu liity
cases,
no not only relieves tine child from pain,
but fmvigorates the stomach and bowels,
coIrects acidity, and gives tone and energy
IL the whole system. 10 Will also instantly
relieve GnlPIN0 IN THE BOWELS and WfHn
COLIC.
We believe it Is the best and sifrcst Tsni-
edB IN tite fOoyhi in all cases OF bAseatagI
and DfngThoEu fgG Children, whether arising
from teething or any other cause.
Full directions Tor using WAL accompany
each bottle. ..-
BE sure and call for " MRS. WlNsl4OWN
gDDTHIN(3 9YRTTPp having the G1c-SiUaa
IL of "CURTI8 a PEHKIrs on the outlOo
wrapper. All others are base limitations
TEA d&W6m
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WASHINGTON.

Contested Seat--Further Evidence
Important order fr0m Army Head
quarters-Ufllcer Relieved from
their AssigHment-The Case Of
Senator nllI-RepOrt OF the Ma.
I0rliy Committed.
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ged 50 each. The sale will be con

aged 50 each. The sale will be con-
tinued Wednesday.
John Whalen and wife were fear
fully burned in tenement house in
Sands Street, Brooklyn, last night
They went to bed drunk, leaving the
candle burning near the bed, which
soon caught fire.
Rev. DR.. Littlejohn viii be conse-
Grated Episcopal Bishop of Long Is
land next Wednesday.
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ARs- How rc,a,fy mothers suffer lhe agony
rom thcrt Z i be- WhoODimg Cough nr
elptheriss, ~ - single bottle Of Folmnda q
n bfte E,fC3 t.-l pound would have saved
tiie lssll r,-ttg-.t ffs infitii lille
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Colgate * Co.'s
Fragrant Toilet SOaps

AXE PREPARED BE EltfIied work
fsAsss fr0Hs tiae best aiasto rtsia, nnd hre
EEowE As THE STANDARD HY pEAtEha
AED GusTOMEis.
Sold EUegJggiefe. Idon
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4 e L EG r AP II.

K z L. l. GT * q r II.
The Case of Senator Hill.
Repor5 of the Mai 9rity Of
the Committee.
An Important Order from
Army Headquarters.
"A. Man Jumps from a Sec
ond Story Window and
IS Fatally L. jured.
a Bold and Daring Robbery
A SAILORS STRIKE.
The Capital of Montana.
Canard About the Arrest OF
Z a Defaulting PaymaS-
ter Refuted.
New Bank Movement in
New York.
Congressional Proceedings.
Latest from st. Domingo
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NEW YORK.

Reported Arrest OF DefaultIng Pay
master without FOundatlOn-Sail-
Ofs' Strike-NeW Bank Movement.
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CARRTAGES.

j. y. afrrN r.. l.. GREEN
= TE. GREEN S5 co..
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
Transfer Ornaments at Cincinnati prices.
Main Strecf. jrf. Fftih anil ,Silrth,
tanIo-l&wsaA I,YANaVtLLH, llln,
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HOth Patches, Freckles d Tan.
The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY ior
hose Drown DIsCoLORArIoEs on the iheo
rssTy's AEoth and Freokle K0ifoh. Fre-
sared only by Dr. b. q. PERRY, ~ bonu
Hreet, n ew york. Sold everywhere
nar28 dem
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The Joltoa0t'ag QsoEdtfo1as represent the
s0hOlesdfe markets. Purchases and sales fss
small lots i0iz cary sometotat from the prices
llil,ell u ~ -------
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GENERAL TRADE OF THE CITY.-The gem
erstl trade Of the city last week was in
every respect satisfactory for the season.
IL Is confidently expected that the trade at
the commencement of the Spring viii be
far better than at any former Spring. The
prospect is considered hatterIng.
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The City Amusemenis.

AT THE CHEsNUT the drama OF HuHed Dorm will
be performed for the last time this evening, with the
nautical drama OF Bidck-eyed Susan as an afterpece.
Thisjs IA trstTate Saturday night bill, and 1t will
Introduce the entire company, there ought to be a
crowded house.
On Monday Tom Tayl0rs play Of The UnequaI
Match will be produced.
, AT THE WALNUT Mi. Booth will conclude his en-
gagemcnt this afternoon with Hamlet. This evening
a romantic drama entitled Time and the Hour will be
produced, with the drama Of The Peep ShOU Man as
an alterpece. ON Monday Miss Lucille Western viii
appear in East Lynne.
Ar THE ARCH AUS Wen That Ends Well Will be per-
formed for the last time this evening, with the
drama Of The SBlUggler's Retreat as an afUerpece.
AT THE ACADEMY or Music Madle CarlOtta Patti
will give her second and last concert this evening
assisted by Messrs. Roncon, Ritter, Prume Habel-
mann, and Herrmanns with grand orchestra.
AT DUPRBZ BENEDICF's OPERA HOUSE, Seventh
street, below Arch the entire troupe will appear this
evening In a hrst-rate minstrel performance. This
combination is very strong, and the entertainments
given are up to a high mark OF excellence.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE an eX-
eellent programme will be presented this evening.
THE SENTZ- -HAssLER ORCHESTRA will perform at
the Academy Of Music this afternoon
uEARyAEN W. alEeaE ~ tAs AI~demy VI MUSIC
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Domestic Affairs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1881
General Grant and family returned to Wash
'ngton yesterday.
! Ex-Governor Pratt, of Maryland, is lying at
imore dying.
CSeveral charred bodies have been found on
the wreck of the Stonewall.
The total revenue receipts to date, since
June 80, amount to just S60,964, 100
Admiral Farragut is recovering, and will
leave Chicago for the East on Monday.
The cornerstone of the new Roosevelt Hos
pital in New York, was laid yesterday.
OF the Stonewall's passengers, two hundred
and fifty in number, only sixty were saved.
1t is asserted that the reports of the injury
by frost TO the Kentucky tobacco crop are eXag-
gerated.
General Butterfeld will hold his position as
Assistant Treasurer in New York until q success
sor is appointed.
"A decision in the case of the Cuban priva-
teer Hornet will be rendered, at Wilmington, N.
c., to-day at noon.
AT the Agricultural Fair at Lynchburg Va,
yesterday, William o. McCOrkle was stabbed
to death by one Max Sumpter.
Archibald Douglas, desperate, was shot
and fatally injured by another rough named
Thomas Jackson, in New York, last night.
"A commission is sitting mt Cairo to deter
mine the jurisdiction of the Suez Canal The
American Government was not represented.
Agnes Paschall, mother of Judge Paschall,
and one of the last pensioned widows of Re-
volutionary soldiers died recently in Georgia.
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Foreign Affairs.

Mr.. Peabodys health is slightly improving.
Spanish ecclesiastical estimates are to be re-
duced thirty per cent.
--Ludolf Camphausen has been appointed
Minister of Finance of Prussia.
1t is probable that the Duke OF Genoa will
be finally selected as King OF Spain
United States Minister Jay has been attend
ing the sessions of the Hungarian Diet at Pesth.
The insurrection in Dalmatia turns out to be
far more serious than it was suspected OF being.
political parties at Madrid recently ended in a
general rupture.
"A rumor is going the rounds in Europe that
Russia has intmated to Turkey that Austrian
troops should not be allowed to pass through her
d0mipiOns
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Richard johnson, nineteen years old, re-
siding at No. 1886 Master street, had an ankle
broken on Thursday by having 1t caught in the
wheel OF wagon at Ridge avenue and Coates
street
About o'clock yesterday afternoon William
Kelly, aged 35 years, residing at No. 5 Beck
street, was run over, at Crown and Vine streets,
by car of the Race and Vine Streets Railway
Company, and had his right leg fractured. He
was removed to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
"A stable, belonging to Hugh Stringer,
milkman in Alder street, below Thompson, was
destroyed by fire last night about half-past ten
o'clock. Two horses, which were in the stable,
were rescued with considerable difficulty. Loss
about $500.
"A hearing in the case of the persons arrested
on the charge of assaultng Patrick Marley,
with intent TO kill, was to take place yesterday
afternoon, at O'clock before Alderman Kerr
The prosecutor was present, with his counsel,
but the defendants not appearing, their recogni-
zances were forfeited. Their names are Owen
Mccartney, Patrick Rafferty, and John and
Patrick Kenan.
During this week Revenue Officer Hause and
Assistant Assessors Griniths. johnson, and
others, made four raids in the Richmond dis
trict, and captured eight stills that were in full
operation. While the officers were operating
yesterday, crowd collected, and an attempt
was made to take captured still from them.
Stones were thrown, and Assistant Assessor
Williams was severely hurt. The officers finally
got away with the articles they had seized.
The annual meeting of the Grand Section
Cadets of Temperance, was held last evening in
the hall, Ninth street and Girard avenue. Re-
ports were received from the retiring officers,
all of which were ordered to be entered on the
minutes. A committee was then appointed to
revise the Constitution and Bylaws of the Grand
and Subordinate Sections. The following officers
were then elected for the ensuing year:-G. p,
William Davis; g. V. P, Charles s. Massey; G.
A., B. F. Dennison; G. r., Jacob Potter; &. c.,
Richard Twelves; G. g., c. f. Gretzinger G. W.,
ii. Lyndall An adjournment then took place
until the last week in November
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRl


Steamship Wyoming, Teal, Savannah Pbil.do,bio ,,a
Southern Mail Steamship Co ''" "'4'
Souder 4 Co. - n
Steamer g StimerS Knox, HewYork, W. p Clyde Co.
Br. barque Hero Goudy, Brcinen j. E Bailey \ Cp "
Tug Hudson, Nicholson, Baltimore with tow of bargos
W. L. Clyde & 90. Wv VI '''s7''
barges, W. =. Clyde u Co. ~ " W" VI
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DAVIDSON-On Saturday, October 30, SARAH,
widow of Nathan Davidson, aged 81 years.
DAWSON the 2sth instant, LAURA LOUISA,
daughter of John and Rebecca M Davis, aged years
The relatives and friends family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence of her
parents Mill street, near Branchtown on Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
DIJNOAN-On the 27th Instant RACHEL A. DUN.
OAN wife of Richard b. Duncan, in the 46h of
her age the daughter of Walter and Chrstana Baldwin
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral from her late residence,
No 2O4 Columbia on Sunday, ut o'clock r. Nj.
To proceed to Hanover Street Vault.
FERGUSON.--On the 25th instant, Mr. CHARLES NJ.
FERGUSON, aged 49 years. =, -
of P invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of hls No. 647 Aralgngo street, Nineeenth
ward on Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
GUNHER.-Suddenly, on the Goth instant EMMA
DALLAS, wife of John o. Gunner and daughter of Chris
tiana and the late Thomas Graham, aged 10 years.
The relatives ana friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from her mothers residence
afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed TO Phlanthropio
Ground.
LEWIS.--On the Both instant, THOMAS LEWIS Iaged
Do years.
invited attend the funeral Monday afternoon at
O'Clock, at Bridgewater Bucks county Pa. Take ~
l0l5 al Kensingon Depot, for Schencks Station.
MILLER.--O On the 9th instant MARY r., daughter of
Ralph X. and Goorgianna Miller, aged 10 years and
months
The relatives and rends the Teachers and Scho.
lars of her Sunday and Weekday Schools respectfully
invited attend her funeral from fathers resdenc
No 1880 s. Fourth street. Sunday o'clock. To pro
coed to RonaldsOn's Cemetery.
WALTERS.--0n the 26th instant Mr.. HENRY WAL
TIERS, in the 44th year OF his
His relatives and friends. also the Shipwrghs Society,
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from his
residence No 329 Allen Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. To proceed to Hanover Strest Vault.
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ALMANAC FOR neutrality-suspicious. DAY
Sun RISES. s.............623 Moon RISES ...... O'5q
sun SITS. Hon WATER .......lTI2
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
WILLIAM W. PAUL,
H. q. BUTCHER, COMMITTEE OF THE AioNrt1
5 e. STOKES,
COMMITTEE OK ARBTTRATIoNs.
j. o. James, George l.. Buzby E A Sorlor
William W. Paul, Thos L, CiiiIeani" 'oi'
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EASTON Nom ABON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE, Oct 29.-Five barges leave in tow
tonight Tor Baltimore light
LOUIS Roger, with hay, for Philadelphia
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, Oct. 29-The following
barges leave in tow tonight eastward
Minnie Reppier; Alvin Clark; Yuba; Alpha Harvey
Wright Fannie Goddard; and VIM. Norman, all with
coal for New York. L.S.C.
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on Monday and every evening next week, with q
programme OF entirely new tricks. Hermann is a
remarkable performer and the skill with which he
executes the most seemingly impossible feats excites
the wonder and admiration of the behoder
THE PoNEYvILLE LECTURES, by Mr. William L.
Dennis, ought TO attract large audiences. The first
OF the series will be given on Tuesday evening at
the Assembly Building, when Mr.. Dennis viii dis
course humorously on 'Dr. Dips Of POneyvile."
DIR. JAMES MCCL1ETOCK will lecture next week at
Concert Hall on popular physiology, anatomy, and
hyPeine These lectures viii be both entertaining and
instructive, and the ought to be largely at
tended.