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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l3, lS45.


desire TO be distinctly understood tina. the long let
ter under the Philadelphia head Of the Herald published
yesterday and to-day and speaking of political affairs
what will Buchanan do SC. not from the regular
Philadelphia correspondent They contain statements
that are incorrect, and written by well known cha
racter who has bee kicked from the Board Brokers'
and more recently from public Office and who is endea
voring to use columns o the Herald to vent his spite
and write himself into notice His statements will there
fore be taken fol- what they worth write this much
for is necessary that your Philadelphia correspondent
should not be saddled with the charge of writing that
which is dsreputable. II may be necessary to give
history Of the gentleman in few days.


There has been two failures among brokers within
the last two three days by specuations in
Wilmington Railroad stock There are no crcumstan.
ces which do not attend every failure OF the kind The
gentlemen missed the fortunate current OF speculation
tailed to meet their engagements, and that is all


The National Convention to abolish death punishment
met last evening and the large saloon of the Museum
was crowded The Vice President of the United States
Hon Geo NJ Dallas, presided and made speech to the
multitude, lie retired at an early bour, and Philosopher
in attendance and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed
The Purtans" was performed again at the Chestnut
but greve to say, that the attendance not so nu
merous on the previous evenings. Murdoch at the
Walnut is the counter attraction which is considerably
helped BY the eircu. and the high price of Barons pit
Al the board of brokers' the speculation Wilmington
noilroad drove the price up to aas II appears that
warning oil the fate Of others has effect upon present
operators. State fves are in stain quo


Governor Skunk has gone out Of town to-day visit
his daughter, Mrs. Henry Chapman, at Doylestown,
about 20 miles north Of the city The Secretary OF the
Commonwealth, the Hon. Jesse Miller, employs today
IN visiting the public schools Last night both of the
accompanied by MIR. Dallas, visited the Democratic
Reading Room. The Governor and the Vice President
made brief speeches.


The following the list Of sales at the stock boards


Sales Of Stocks at PhtIatIeIphia.


FiRsT BOARD, Nov I2-40 Grard Bank o: 1873 WiIm
RR, 22s Penn Bank, 25sj; 5000 Lehigh Inter a.
400 Reading RR, ~; 80 susquehanna Canal 6; 5000
Wilm 6s 80, III; IA Camden & Amboy RR rs; 200
City 6s ds 1851, 90 Lehigh Shares lia; 80 do l4s
30 -chuy kill Bank, d S425O State 5 old ann ~ 1000
Tennessee Bonds, sal; s N Liberty Bk 40


AFTKR SALEs-300 Wlm RR, o 5 DIS, 224. 1850 do q
DDS 2at Io2 do cash. 22l 10 Reading RR g. AT I79
Wilm Blk, 8 DIS, 22i


sgoosD BoARD-i00 Reading RR 27i, 1000 Ches s.
Del Canal Loan, (RandaD l05; 10 Wilm RR 22a So do
40 do 23 100 Lehigh Interest 30; e37 so state So
73k Go Wilm RIt 23; 5000 Lehgh 6s, as 49, 10 Phila
Baak l07t; 125 Kentucky Blk, 75.