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Hanover church sunday schools.

CELEBRATION OF THE sIxfIErH ANNIvERsARY LAST
EvENINo-A CROWDED HOUSE AND INTERESTING
EXERCISES.
Age has not produced decreptude in the Sab
bath schools of the Hanover Presbyterian
church on the contrary, they are strong IN
numbers, vigorous in action, well trained in dis
cipline, and include in their membership persons
of all ages, from the hoary-headed father who
began with the schools in their infancy, down to
the little child of three summers. Last evening
was the Goth anniversary of the schools, and
the occasion was duly celebrated. The childron
brought out their parents and friends, who filled
every seat in tho body of the church and in the
gallery, as well as temporary seats placed in the
aisles, while man7 persons wore. compelled to
stand up in the rear part OF the church.
Samuel Floyd the superintendent, was de-
tanned at home by typhoid pneumonia, and the
exercises were directed by Rev. l.. Marks, pas
tor of the church, After the opening hymn,
''Blessed Redeemer :" Rev. ]. NJ. z. Otis offered
PRAYER and the school sang "Whosoever Will. =
when very interesting Bible exercise, 'Sacred
Mountains and Their Lessons" was performed,
each class rising separately to respond to the
questions propounded by the pastor.
Rev. Jos. r. Kerr, OF Philadelphia, then ad-
dressed the schools on the importance of being
at the front in all things and at the conclusion
was presented by the infant school with very
pretty flower basket, which he acknowledged
a similar kllb WIS OHeleu Lile pAaloT loi hie WIG
to which he very fittingly and feelingly respond
ed. The infant school then sang Jesus now i
Calling" and the whole school ''FOllow me,
when Miss r. Pierce gave select reading, The
Old man in the Model Church," A duett, dedi
ted to the parents of little Charlie Ross, was
then saug by Nettie and Laura Blizzard of the
Infant School, when another member OF the
same school modestly declamed.
"1ad rldings' was sung, when the allegorl
cal tableau Of the Christian Graces was rendered
Patience first erecting cross upon which thu
typical office, Invoked thereto by representa-
tive angelic choir. Mr.. Marks then discalmet
all seishness in the celebration of the exer
cises, and that tho audience might take part. III
called upon the Designated ones to take their col
lechon during which Mr. AIulford, Of Philadel
phia sang "Almost Persuaded"
Rev. T. e. Martindale, OF Union church, wal
then introduced, who spoke of the possibilitie
In child culture and was complimented with a b)
qnet. Annie Carswell AID Aunle Raudnitzk,
then sweetly sang duet, "Ruth and Naomi,
when the lnfant School joined in ''Blesset
Jesus" and Miss Raudnitzky sang solo. "Beau
tiful Leaves"
The exercises were closed with "The Nel
Song" the doxology, aud the benediction b.
Rev. Mr.. Martndale. The anniversary passet
of in very pleasant manner, the schools ac
quitting themselves becomlngly. An accompanl
msnt to the singing was furnished on plan
kindly loaned by Robeen 4 Bro, which was pre-
sided over by Miss H. Pierce and Sl. l.. Lchteu
stein.
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St. GATHERINGS. Canada paper now raises
tie report that Charley Ross has been traced to
that city. He arrived four months ago, in com
pany with two women, one of whom has been
arrested.
Rev. Mr.. Suydam, of Jersey City, married q
couple, a few days ago, who be now thinks were
the fugitive Catholic priest, Father Gerdemann,
and the pretty organist.
The members of the House Committee on APP
propriatons, now in Washington, have held two
sessions to consider the estimates.
The Permanent Committee of the French As
sembly held its last sitting Tuesday. The Left
renewed its protest against the suppression OF
Republican journals.
The Pail Mall 9dzelie says Prussia has declin-
cd proposal made by Russia for a revision of
the boundary line between the two countries.
Bsmark has returned to Berlin after an ab :
sence Of three days.
Snow fell in the southern counties of England
Wednesday.
Governor Garland and the other State officers
elecsed in Arkansas on the 18th of Ob5obsr wero
installed yesterday.
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The Flying RaiIroaders.

THEIR BALTIMORE VISIT AsD RETURN NoRTHwAnp.
The party of railroad magnates who went down
to Baltimore in such a hurry, yesterday morning,
went back in the afternoon. faster than ever.
Leaving Charles ST. depot at 05 O'Clock, they
made the run to West Philadelphia in hour aud
81 minutes. To Havre de Grace, the time was
45 minutes, slowing up for three switches aud
two bridges; between Aberdeen and Havre de
Grace, s minutes; and Wilmington to Gray's
Ferry. under 81 minutes.
The party of lively old crabs who crawled
about at such a rate inclnded Col. Thos. A.
Scott, of the Penns. Central Comodore Wander
bilt, Hugh P. Jewett, of the Erie road and sew
en- others. The run from Jersey City to Balti-
more was made in four hours and seven min
utes, the best time, it is considered, for the dis
tance, ever accomplished in this country. The
distance is 100 miles, and the running time, in
cludiug stops, for the whole distance, was there
| fore, little more than minute and quarter
per mile Capt W. W Colley was the conduc-
| tor.
| Although the party we're careful to inform the
newspaper reporters that they had merely come
! to congratulate Mr.. Garrett on his safe return
from Europe, his restored health etc, ETC.. it is
| generally understood that in connection with
these graceful courtesies important business
matters were discussed in fact the object Of
the visit was to induce Mr.. Garrett to join in
the Saratoga compact. It will be remembered
/ that the Convention of railroad managers
which met at Saratoga last June appointed
| Commissioners and invested them with authori-
| by to arrange the rate of transportation on the
several lines represented in the compact. The
| Baltimore and Ohio Company refused to join
| in this Convention or to submit its freight and
| passenger rates to the adjudication of the Com
| missioners. 1t is understood that this refusal
was emphasized by Mr... Garrett Yesterday, and
that the representatives of the other great
| trunk lines went back to New York without hav-
ing accomplished the object of their visit
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gers Of navigation around Cape Charles, thereb'
cheapening transportation OF freight and the
saving of insurance; as, for instance during The
last year there were shipped from Baltimore
over 100000 tons of coal, the freight on which
by sea to New York, was SO. Is per ton, and "a
by rail By this canal coal could be transported
for 81 25 per ton, and in the space of time.
The same remarks are equally applicable to IRON,
lumber, lime, tobacco, flour, which constit lite
extensive shipments, and all other freig hts. The
fruit-growers of the State of Delaware paid dur
ing the year 1872 the sum of S450,00 for freight
on peaches, and the farmers OF the Eastern
Shore of Maryland paid very ls' % amount for
freight OH their products. Thets are now car
ried by rail. Petroleum in vast qilantites would
be carried through this route. ] be traffic between
Baltimore and Phfsadelphia islarg, Therece pts
OF the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, small
canal running between these cities, during the
year ending in 1870 the last report publish I'D,
amounted to S4l4, ,202 90, and tte whole OK
penses incurred during the same period were
s139, 800 20, netting S275, ,342. &c. There Is no
reason why the Maryland and Delaware Snip
Canal Company should not take, il not all, at
least greater part OF this trado, as the trans
portaton through 1t wonld be quicker and
cheaper, and entirely free from the detention
incident to horsepower and the use OF locks 1t
now takes sixteen hours to pass through that
canal from bay to bay while it would hardly take
more than five hours at the utmost to pass
through the canal in question. The amount Of
receipts and expenses of the Chesapeake and
Delaware Canal is taken from Pocrs Manual Of
the Railroads of the United states(p. 403), whore
the nature of the merchandise shipped is ret
forth In detail 1t is of great variety Lumber,
TIMBER lipe, grain, -four, oysters, stand out
prominently in the list Of freights. These
would be greatly increased by a more rapid
transportation. The Maryland charter Of this
horse canal forbids its becoming ship canal,
but 1t wonld be entirely impracticable If the
company possessed the power to enlarge it
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
FOURTH EDITION.


ARTHUR ORION TO BE BROUGHT TO TEsTIFY-RE-
PORT CONCERNING THE Won ARrIM PAPERS.
LONDON, Nov. 49,
1t is reported that Baron Cleasby has ordered
the Governor OF Minbank prison to produce Ar
thur orton, so that he may testify in the libel
suit of DR.. Kenealy against Mrs. Buttenreigh,
(PulteneyD
There is a report here that the documents de-
manded by thu German Government of Count
Won Arnim were sent from this country to Ber-
lin on Wednesday last, and that the Count has
them and will deliver them to the Emperor Will
liam.
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The PeninsmIar ship CannI.

THE COMPANY ON THE LONDON MARKET FOR TUE
SALE OF BoNDs-How THEY SET FORTH THEIR
ENrERPRIsE.
Col Forney writes from London that the pro-
iect of the Maryland and Delaware Ship Canal is
now being pushed in financial circles there, with
the view of selling its bonds. He says;
In this connection the project of constructing
SHIP canal across the peninsula OF Maryland
and Delaware uniting the waters OF the O1esa-
peake and Delaware bays, has been much dis
cursed in London commercial circles. rms
scheme which was the subject of a resolution of
Senator Cameron last session, will open up an
immense tract of country to settlement, and al.
no an incalculable trade between Baltimore and
New York The route, which has been caretul-
ly surveyed by eminent engineers, ls called the
Sassafras route, aud the distance from the
polut of the Sassafras river TO the mouth Of tile
Blckbird Creek on the Delaware Bay, Is seven
teen miles. The head of the Saasafras river
aud that of the Blaokbird Creek meet III the cen.
tire Of the peninsula at the same point, sud FOR
mery the tides of the two great bays flowed
within three miles Of each other. IL ID propos-
| ed TO cut canal across this peninsula, which,
under the Delaware charter, must be ut least 70
feet wide aud 2l feet in depth. The Maryland
charter requires the canal to be at least 10 ieet
| deep, aud 60 feet wide upon its surface and ~
| feet vide at the bottom. The company createt
| IN 1871 under these double charters is comp )5ed
! of some Of tile most prominent men III New
| York MARYLAND aud Delaware, with full powers
| To izhue four millions of bonds bearing interest
at six per cent aud capital stock and ls also al
| lowed TO own ships. To give some idea of the
vast advantages of this proposal. now most IA
yorably considered by some OF the capitalists OF
London, | cut the following extract from the
| icial statement
.,It lessens the distance by water communion
ton from Baltimore to all the Northern and
Eastern and European ports about two hundred
and twenty five miles, besides avoiding the dan-
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THE UNDERTOOK ExEcU UrIoN-wITHDRAwAL OF Pa
TRoNAeE-ExctTEMENT IN CHURCH, &c.
Correspondence Of the Commercial.l
CoATEsv1LLE, Nov. IL, 1874.
An anxious crowd gathered around the tele-
graph office at this place to-day, awaiting the
announcement OF the execution Of Udd rzool'.
At IL. 80, the news flashed into the office and was
announced to the crowd. A general feeling of
sympathy for the unfortunate man peryades the
community.
During services at the NJ. E. Church last eve
ming, a young lady in the congregation was
seized with convulsions. She was carried from
the church, medical aid summoned, and she re-
covered sufficiently to be removed to her home.
Messrs. Steele 4 Worth, OF the Vladuct Iron
Works, have withdrawn their shifting from
the W & r. r. R.. Schutes have been erected
extending from the Pa. Railroad siding to the
mills below, distance of 80 feet, and the coal
and blooms are sent directly down into the mille
instead of being shifted around on the W. 4 r.
| r. r. as heretofore.
That part of the shoe factory demolished by
| the late explosion has been rebuilt. The shoe
| trade is little dull only 90 per cent. of the
usual force being employed.
John e. Stott, Esq, is confined to his room
seriously i'll. NIXON
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The Massachusetts Temperance Convention
yesterday organized female society to be called
tue "Women's Temperance Union.
Alonzo Daniel stabbed his father-in-law seven
times, at New Bedford, Mass, on Wednesday
night. The wounds are likely to prove fatal.
The house of ]. T. Garter, near Syracuse, N.
Y, was burned yesterday morning, and Mr.. Car
tor persisted in it while trying to save some of
lis goods.
The Hebrew Orphan Asylum, in Baltimore
county, Md. was burned yesterday, with all its
furniture and books. The inmates were saved.
LOSS, @25, 000
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Several communications are crowded over un
til tomorrow

Not only do candidates for the favor OF the
Democratic House of Representatiyes--w which
will not meet for over year-already swarm, but
even plans are formed for the appointment
of chairmen Of standing committees. The la
test information comes from Missouri that Hon.
Erastus Wells of that State, will be urged by the
Western members as chairman of the committee
on Public Lands. Dear, dear; what haste these
starved outs display How will they be able to
trough
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Ep,scopaI lsishop Eiected.

The Diocese OF Kentucky, in convention last
night, elected Rsv. Tnos W. Dudley, OF Balti-
more, Bishop in place of Bishop Cumnins. He
was a compromise the clndidlte, the High
Church and Low Church candidates being both
unsuccessful.
Bishop odenhemer, of New Jersey, chooses
the Northern Diocese, under the new division,
and the Convention of the Southern Diocese is
in session at Burlington to choose Bishop.
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PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YORK, Nov. l9.
Gold, to-day, S110s5
LONDON FINANCIAL oUoTATIoNs--To- DAY.
Furnished by Merrlck, johnson b Co, Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th ami Market SITS
LONDON, 1890, P. NJ, Nov. IS.
1866 8, 1o6A 1875 1905 Ten-fortiea 10lA
New per cent Loan of 1881, 1O31 Erie
Common shares, 27sz, preferred 43. Marke
quiet but firm.
FRANKFORT, Nov. IS.
,s...United States 5-2O's of 1862, 979l. Strong.
PARIS, Nov. IS.
Rentes, 81 Francs IS Confines.
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PURSUIT BY THE GOVERNMENT TRoors-BuRNINa
OF HOUSES.
HEaDAyE, (6PAIN,) Nov Is.
The Spanish Republican troops are actively
pursuing tho retresting Carltsts. As the govern
ment troops advance, they burn the houses Of
Carlst sympathizsrs. Three hundred have al
ready been destroyed.
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The ,rethodist ,TIssIon Money.

The General Missionary Committee of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church at New York yesterday
appropriated 9303, 1858 for foreign mlssions, in
Guiding Sl8,OOD for Mexico, $4,000 for Italy,
$4,000 for Japan, $24 900 for Germany and
Switzerlald $32, 900 for Sweden, and Sl2,OOO
for Norway.
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AnfuSfntentS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Limited to one Nignt My,
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 14TH,
N. d. ROBERTS
JACK AND JILL PANToMlME COMPANY.
FUN FOR YoUNG AND OLD,
JACK AND JILL
Introducing In the various characters, roles end
personatons Q following lady and gentlemen
artists, whose established regulations need
no heraldtng;
HARRY JEE,
The Great English Pantomime Clown.
CHAS. cHRI DIE,
The very Celebrated Pantaloon.
JAS. 2. SANFORD,
The Popular Harlequin.
MISS FANNY DEARDoN
The bewitchlng Columbine.
PROF. NJ o'REARDoN,
In his delightful Musical speclalties introducing
mis- extraordinary inventions of 1Hs TuMBLERoN-
ICON AND 1HE WATER FLUTE.
GARNELLA BROTHERS, ROBERT and LITTLE [ lcK
EUGEHE bLlTZ,
Introducing his mirth-provoking end eVer-enter
timing Punch and Judy.
JOHN II. FREEMAN,
The Talented nd Versatile Pantomimlst The won
de full JEE FAMILY,
The Jee Brother Harry, william and Joseph in
cudUg also the ~ Children, Lit Mime anc
Jose, celebrated for their rrot an specialti.s.
MI IS EMELl HrRBERr the acc mplished Ere
mi ere Dansenss The x,raor Ii1ary aud nov Il We
locped Ballet Troupe led by the great FAR ar
-e sition MILE. DEARDo Y, add b Miles Eu
phrosne, Lulu, Dophire, Eloise, and slgnorila ANA
liza kOssi
ADM SION. oN....................75, so 35 Gents
Reserved seats can b had at Boughman, Thomal
g. Cos Book store, W .thouL Extra charge.
novl2-3t CHAs. II. KEG u N, Agent
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REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of the provisions OF the last VIII and
Testament OF Anu curtis, deceased, Will be exposed
at public sale and soli, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1st, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
at the Auction Room OF L. W. Stidham Il Son. No.
Ill E East Fourth Street, in the City OF
Wimi gton.
No. l. All that certain lot piece OF land, situate
In the city Of Wilmington, aforesaid, with three
story br, dwtllt house erected thereon, tounued
aud described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the
southerly side of seventh Street between Lombard
aud Pine streets, at the distance of ht -elght feet
ten inches from the easterly side OF LOMBARD rect
thence sou'hefly parallel with Lombard Street about
eighty feet TO the noriherly eide of alley running
rom Lombard towards Pine street, about fifteen or
sixteen leet wide, thence with sald ley side east
terry thirteen feet six inches to a stake thence
nOrtherly arillel WIN Lombard street, through the
middle of the division wall bstween the houses on
Ihl, and the ad onlng 10 eighty feet to tue said
side of seven Street. thence Herewith westerly
thirteen inches to the place of begiuning,b be
the contents more or less being NO. COS h. Seventh
No. 2 All that lot or piece of land situate In the
City OF Wilmington, Aforesaid, with three stuIy
brick dwelling thereon erected, bounded and de-
sc ibed follows TO wit: beginning on the wester
ly side Of Poplar Street, at the distance OF seventy
one feet FROM the norlery side of Fifth Street at
lIne of lind OF Levi NJ. Haigls thence westerly
parallel with Fifth Street sixty-two feet and nine
inches o four foot wide alley, leading IN Fifth
street., thence northery ong said ally side parallel
with Poplar Street thirteen Iret and six inches 10
line of lnnd of hobert II. Jones, III nee easterly
parallel with Fifth street slxy-two feet aud niue
inches 10 the westerly side Of Poplar Street an
thence herewith southery thrteen feet and six
inches to the place of beginning, be III coatents
thsrof what lt may. Beinl oil Poplar street.
TERAs.-Ten per cent OF the pHr, haze money to
be paid cash wren the property is struck oil, the
balance of twothrds within thirty days, where
upon the purchaser shall be entitled to deed IN fee
simple, the remani g third TO be cured b the
Judgment Donu an mOrtg ge OF the purchaser
payable in one year with interest
Title uDquestlonahle. Auy person desiring to ex-
anime said properties will De shown the SINE by
applt ling IN the premises.
It. WORRILOw,
]. w. TkANOR,
nose-2tawtdee1 Executors
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THIRD EDITION.


THE SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY DIOCESE ELECTS.
BURLINGTON, N. j., Nov. IS.
On the 10th regular ballot, Rev. John Seal
borough, D. D., Rector Of Trinity church, Pitts
burg, was elected Bishop by vote Of 81 out of
So clergy, and SO out of 80 parishes.
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Now Aoyer1.se,,,.,,,as, : ,.-aa

Now AnVerLisetsssinLs, y is-1nt,
For rent-Stalls In star ulip Stables
unqlestionanly the bes-Hlrper'. Magazine
GruueIies-W w Sharp
Prlre Ioh buter-G G yer
WANTED Set OF books post
Funrral notice
HardwAre-W H Blllanv
Teas and coffees-Houston Prlzer, breytS
Fresh oysters-Fullmer 8, 81 evity
Overco tngs-G 5ue I, Brevlty
Coal-File Il Murphy, Breuty
Fur ,iture-Harnan, Breeity
Carpets shakeu-Ferry, Breyity
Sewing machlnes-Gr0ver 4 Baker, 'reyity
fartaga cigars singles Son, Brevity
Boots an1 hoes-At Turner's Brevity
Boots aud shoes-Donahoe, B eylty
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SECOND EDITION.


THE REPORTED DEATH OF THE QUEEN DENIED.
LONDON, Nov. 10.
The report telegraphed to New York of the
death of Queen Victoria ia utterly without foun-
iation. 1t can be traced to no better origin
than Fleet street bar rooms.
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1878 THE COMMERCIAL y 1879
10 - ALMANAC Az -
EA R Bo o K, ,

Y E A r B o o K,
For 1875 Is in Press and will soon be Issued. 1t will
present besides the usu ii accurate astronomical
tables
j. The vote Ia D aware by Hundreds for Presi-
dent and Congressm N IN 1872.
O. The vote for Governor aud Congressman In
1874.
s. The Returns Of the Little Election" in october
last.
1 The vote for sheriff in New Castle County for
s. The vote for ty officers in 1872, 1873, and 1874
g. The vote for Members Of Council in 1873, and
I. Ths vots at School Election in Wilmington for
1874
g. Postage rates (as altered)
g. Population OF every Hundred In the State.
10. lax d License Laws nf the State (prepared
by Ex-Aitorney General Lore)
II. List of the U. Olncers in Delaware,
H. List Of sta'e officers
13. List of Justices OF the Peace In Delaware.
10, List of County and Hu idred officers through
out the STATE,
B4sidss the above, 1t will ntaln that which will
mako 1t worth five TIM Its cost 10 EVERY HOUSE
WIFE IN DELAwARE, viz: 50 HOUSEHOLD EoEIP rs,
we'll tested by expe fenced hOu ,ekeepers, and care
selected especially for this wok Every lady shOul '
have tile ALMANAC AND NEAR-B OK for l9 S. Price
n cents, for ale at the Office OF Publ cation, at
the BOOK stores In Whining on, and by merc ants
throughout Delaware. Liberal discount TO the
trade.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING co.
Publishers aud Book Printers,
9th and Market streets,
novl9, ,tfd&w imngtoD, Del
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FAILURE IN New YoaK-Th failure of Neil,
McCalum d Bro, of New York; extensive leath-
er dealers, was announced few days ago with
liabilities estimated at upward Of 100000. Sew
rral of the morocco manufacturers of Whining
ton are involved their total claims aggregating
about $50 900, One firm is a creditor to the ex-
tent of about 0O0O, tho remainder being dis
tibuted among some four or five others 1t is
thought they will pay from so to rs cents on the
dollar
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SLIGHT FIRE-A fire accidentally broke out in
stable, yesterday, at Sixth and Wollaston sts.,
but was extinguished before the arrival OF the
Fire Department.
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ANOTHER BATTLE IMMINENT.

BAYoHSE, Nov 15.
The Carlists have concentrated in the province
of Navarro, between the towns of Vera and Le.
SAGA. The Republican troops are marching upon
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LOAN SALEs.--At the 9th monthly meeting of
the Young Mems Loan Association, last uight,
$500 were sold at 26 per cent, and the balance
withdrawn. At the 61st meeting of the Star
Loan, last evening, S2,sOQ were sold at l}S per
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@eaths,

MEAD.-on the 18Th inst z mas Mead, in the 6sd
year Of his aye.
he friends OF the family are resp etful Ia dted
his late residence. III Monroe st, at clo 4