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.Tr.pCY Co.,. ID ;n.t. naeda letter al Peters
bug s ps:5 I'D f<scd to r5s s 1h Th1 is
Bank Of Ys T5s:fSh's"s sp hs
e' pa De DRAFT ior $1,000 beatng date 81 n@'
i, ssn By ns on asssfs ]u vi.
abe SKY days after CATE to the order s si cnsSis
osorne ESQ The t'al was sseePd by ie aoy III:
* " n~ ren1est incn ret 10 negotiate the above de-
seribed draft. iAlhohHAH - 80,
HovE
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secures ihen majarty Of o"c pse in the Convention
there being 81 Van fuTan and 66 Wing members elect.
Cd. The Reporter states, That although there is bare
m"jori,y Of delegates The aggregate for The Demo.
cratic delegates presents handsome majority that
of the Opposition This discrepancy results from the
superintendent bill! passed by the Bank at the last
session. Not content with inrcing upon The people
Bank nonupoy, they made cor, 10 suhyerl The go.
rernmen by taking from The majority The right 10 rule
The Reporter states asn another " remarkab fact
that only cish of that majority in The House Of Repre-.
scntayes last year. whi:!. chartered The Bank and
crcw''': u"i!"p"i'c$ upon tie people. rrr!;cs,d-
only c;sh I'll i;r"r sep"tr! AID five ui these eight cnui
from He CITY Of Philadelphia, Pi!l$!'u7g ana Drawer
w'er" ihe hn'a aud It's branches lucnrJ. 4, n,r,
decided seal 8! Misrepresentation has cTcr been SGT hy M
people, Epon iahlrss agents. Only eight Of evenly
afe permitted to return TO that hall where last year they
joined in contclnning The authority of tie pcople-n
mocking The sovereign power, and laughing scorn
those who advocated the great Republican truth, that
Representatives bound to obey the will Of their
stltuCntS.
NEW YORK
Van Burcms present majority, 2G,G7i!
(Ftom The .i:&GHy .4rguS, of tie IGh inst
"Thc returns from the Western counties come in slow
~ but illus far, ayosaby in respects than
was expected We enabled to-day to add Caarau
gus 10 Dur list of Democratic mainriles for Van Buren,
and johnson in of The counties given yesterday
We Tcpuhsh table, with these and other additions
and corrections, which swell the aggregate minority for
the Republican nolinnal nominees.
VAN Bt'@&N. HARRISON. Rrp. gain and loss
MujoGi;,$. Majorilics. 81.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. Tuesday, tie elh BY the Rar Mr. Wool Dr. Ro.
II. WL'or Of Suy Miss CLanIssA WHITEHEAD, only
daughter of Joseph e. Whitehead, sl OF Smitbfch Va
Married. the 18th inst, BY tie Rev Eijnh SPARKS Sir THos
con&s 10 Miss ELIZABETH AosSr daughter Of Larg'ion Mos5y
Ed. Ill Of EiuY.nun.
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-, ........ 90yS3 G67l6 90967 S6976
lie above returns ure official, returned to the Sc
ee'aTys otice. The vote for each ticket is put down
EVen to The first named each electoral ticket. The
s"uht'es Of NJ kean and Pike, not received when
"u paper went to press, which will increase Van Burens
majority aLont 3G0. . ..... .-
i%s Coneention. Van Buren party have carried
"e District OF Union, Junuta aud Mifu counties, by
shall majority. This gives them three members, aud
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Republican majority,

Old Grayson is Republican to the core-and have only
10 regret tia! her uncs yeonanry could not be prevail
ed upon 10 make general lurn OFT fic day fine,
and many Of The farmers busiIy engaged in gathering
their corn oh"rwsr the RepuE!:caa ""rry would have
Uren go"
"hISGwOoD Preston ca Ia, Nov. 9th, l53G.
'in this cprniy. we have four E'cilon Ds!rics:-w we
haze heard from three Of l" and the vors !ur Electors
OF Persistent are for rnn Buren, and Smith, 2o- for
Harmon and Tyler, 10 Majority for Van Barren and
Smith, 4'i. F:on the oh"! District, We d. Mt expect
much alteration Of the majority. We have aIepor &c.
neral believed, that Van Buren, he's majority Of three
votes n that District"
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Ma ~ +.

Icrr"k has been chosen Register in York county by
about 300 majority.
F. o. J. Smlh has been elected in Cumberland dis
tr;ct member OF Congress By majority ct ;'j3.
KENTUCKY.
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Mr. ST. ~, or Lite NV Y"Tk Cnn;n"rcal, has made
coarse. v:"!nI, ana unjust ca7 against Mr. Ste
Misunderstanding to n' iir authors hip NJ 'hc Letter
III The Gl,e which is rrpnIiIsilci llit last page Of
his days p"r"T We have question, thai MIR. Sic
is the auiIl'.r Of InL satisfied, from
our knnwisdgr ut he Americans, who rist
10 London: that could put Finger the Author.
Tie is man of talentsbut not attached 10 the Minis
trrs diplomatic amy-nor in the $ligtcs; degree Trla
ed 10 him. Such attacks rash and vui.a- and de-
grldc rrrss al home and iniG.e character abroad
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The Alexandria Gazette is frequently just and same
Zines very Ehcrulbut it has shown neither of these
virtues in the list article (of Saturday, which he has
dedicated 10 ourselves The pledge which gave
Ibis day fortnight TO les. the next Administration, who
ever al HE head nf it, by tue Jelersonan (ur the
any respect t., the lnnsy lvaua Election. 1t was under
M Influence from IL. Else news which the Aisxan
tria Gazette says had JUS! reached ears: snc'gnt-
j. 10 make lin! !ing: On the cGn;1ary, i:Ir article
was written nader tn; highest hopes o carrying Penn.
sY"aa. Is Il, ~ l!1 m9jr!y. Our letters :r"
!hi!a:r plan Spike nIecd Of - .n 2j,39 (S:r Tie
letters lrau rhtlad"r!'ia in !hc vcTy ar: which
contained our p!cic.
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J. II. HOPKINS,


HN C!lANCEEY-yiaG!S'A.! Amelia county,
y October Court 1886:
Austin scay and Nancy his w;t, formerly Nancy Har-
per, CorigIa!nlnts,
agaiTs!
James l!ocu:n and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Har
per- Creed Harper, Newton Harper, john Harper, Ro-
bert F!ippin and Nancy his wife, i@E'nery Harper Eli
zabrh Avary, formerly Harper Joel Harper, Robert
Harper Jesse Harper and Mary Harper (the four last
infants uney tie age %! twc!:y years. Stephen ID.
Harper and ylyald Harper, john II. Craddock, Grief
Crahtock Armisrad Cra,doc!s, laschal Craddock, Will
liam 5 Poster and Louisa lis "!t, formerly Cradiock,
ami Mary H. Craddock Defendants:
The defendants, John Harper, Elizabeth Avary, John
II. Grad.ock, Grief Cradlnck hrnsiead CTaddock,
not having entered their appearance, and gwen security,
according 10 the Act OF Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory eTdencc, that
they are ru inhabitants Of tins county II IS ordered,
that the said rt nanis 90 apaar here on the LIST day OF
the next aErary term Of this Court and answer the Dill
Of the Plaintiff: am, thal copy o! this order be forth
s: Inserted in newspaper published IN the City
Of Richmond Tor $50 months successfully, and posted
al The !fuu door Of The C"Urt.ouSc OF this county
\ Copy-Icsir.
Z. q. LEIGH, D. c. C.
~, 80 01-wSwr
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lo,407 1910 lS,3lS

NEW JERSEY.
We have not received the full official returns, but
enough is known satisfy that her eight votes
r0c 10: the Wings The following arc the reported ma
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-. Domingo Ma; o;aay from = } to IS 81 ccr;5 per 10
Honduras, c,O l2 do.
Vcmccrs, made and crotch, 5,o 10 Do.

q LrrlNG OF THE LOUISA RAlL.ROAD.-fn
u consequence OF the sickness Of Of the party
Of engineers engaged in lis JOG ton, the public letting
of the most o? the work advertise! FIR the :2d ms. will
be postponed until the 5t, D"cen.bsr next small pro-
portion will be let on The I'D ms The letting will
lake place at aylo.s"c.
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PENNSYLVANIA

Inc Harrisburg Reporter OF The I1th exIi
lUMlnr nifcial reIrrns of The late Election ::
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Correspondence of HIudsOn's Merchants News RocmsT

WASHINGTON, January 81 1886.
1t is now pretty generally understood and admitted
that the British Brig Pantaoon, at Hampton Roads did
bring out term. Of MediatioH from England but what
they are we are not vet informed II is hoped that they
NAV be such as be accepted by the administration,
aothw outstanding is found that they necessarily
be rejected
whispered that the Globe Of tomorrow will tell
the whole story and let into secret that may he
useful and instructive. The aedged offer of media
aton as matter of necessity absorbs all other things,
and the consequence is that the city is not overchagsd
with rumors.
Tomorrow, Mr. Webster will make another speech
and will, as it is said make full and formal reply to
the speech of Mr.. John Quincy Adams. Great expec-
aiions are in existence. Curiosity is the ptoe,
and at an early hour tomorrow morning, the Senate
Chamber will be crowded to excess.
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Bynum Of n.
Carolina, will conclude his reply to MIR. Wise of vr
sna Its the settled opinion of the public that these
gentlemen must have fight. Indeed ii is not denied
that the speech of Mr.. Bynum is delivered with the
ostensibe design of provoking challenge from Mr.
Wise The object can easily be effected, as Mr. Wise,
like Mr.Bynums "pOnt blank shot,, and has on more
occasions than one marked his IL is to be re-
gretted, however, tiat the tias Oh tue Ahecah No"
gress should be employed an arena tor political DIS
putants he are anxious drive each other up to acts
Of violence.
Mr. Bynum, il is said was selected to reply to Mr.
WISE and was ready undertake the task because 1t
woud afford him opportunity of displaying his per-
sonal i'll will Both gentlemen, are of very irascble
temperament, and are at all times easily excited
Mr.. Wise is surrounded by strong body OF personal
and political friends and if meeting shall occur be-
tween them it may lead to other and more disastrous
conflicts. 1t is the duty of the friends OF these gentle
men, TO persuade them to peace and good will; but
unor unately they appear 10 be much inclined to
urge them in an opposite direction. We shall see.
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PREPARATIONS FOR The SPRING TRADE.-We took
turn the other day through several wholesale estab
lishmentS 10 see what they about-how they
preparing for the sprng-what state of mind they
in-Cheerul, sad, responding, full of hope Every
place-every personal---very. thing looked well. All
were busy taking in goods-ananging their stores
preparing their assorments-and fitting up their are
houses with taste, judgment, order and economy.
Ii is almost impossible to particularze the various
assortments on the Shelves waiting for the arrival
of the merchants from the South and West-yet we
shall try a little.
la Hardware, Cutlery, and Japannery of all kinds,
we fosnd very splendid assortment at A. w. Spies
1872 Pearl street. The elegance and beauty of the Br
tannia and Plated Ware particularly struck atten-
ton. The Stationer's Hardware and Fancy articles
were of the finest descriptions. Another species of
Hardware goods in the Saddlery line, found in the
extensive warehouse of Smith, Wright, Lyon & Coils
Water street, and Hasluck & Buck 219 Pearl street.
Saddles brdes harness of all kinds here found in
the greatest variety and abundance. Hasluck & Buck
are also agents for variety of improvements in the
coach and harness line.
In the articles of Boots, Shoes Hats Caps and similar
descriptions Of goods the extensive establishment of
Granniss, White & Co. 155 Pearl street, Wesson &
Trask, 124 Maiden Lane and ]. * l.. Brewster, l66
Water street, particularly remarkable. The house
ofCrannss & Co. taking in vast quantities of boots
and shoes from the manufactures in New England
So also are Wessons & Trask. The high character Of
the hats manufactured by the Brewsters well
known.
In chemicals, drugs, medicines and paints, need
not go further than mention the extensive establish
ments of John C. Morrison & Co. 1S6 Greenwich ST.
j. 81 J. F. Trppe, 90 and % Maiden Lane, and in gro
ceres of all kinds the house of Barker & Morgan, 142
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u We would particularly quest the attention Of readers
aud ali interested in Real Estate the sale by Mes FRANK
LIN JENKINS their sales room, No. Is Broad stree, THIS
DAY. The ehsnoey sale Of Rutgers Medical College," in
Duane with The v Nes 81 and 66l adjoining, sord op
in the centre of he city, AID the great improve
progressing in that vicinity fail its vslse
There also ehanoey sale of prcpe known No 80 Gold
addition these the house and LOT No. So Mercer ST.
property in Pine street, house and LOT No Greenwich
lot OF ground finely situated IL Lafayette Place, heaa ifu Farm
Flushing. L. aljo irg he farm. OF Gilbert Lawrence ard g.
G. Rowland Esq and The 9th Ave- and 4lst St
makiF whole sale we'll worthy attention Of capitalists
The sales at II O'Clock
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED-ship Helen, Buimsn, Charleston; vicksburrh
Woodhouse, New Orleans
ARRIvED.-Brig Beaver, Locke Turks Island.
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URoBINsoN, AZ CORTLAND street. has just publish
ed very beautiful lihograph India paper of the
burning of the Exchange on the night of the Great
Fire, 10Th of December 1885.
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MARRIED..

MAKK1ED.
williamsburg L. J. the ssh ul by the Rev Stephen H.
Meeker, Hiram Ross, ESQ., Mrs NJ Pneknty eldest daughter
Of Judge Consilyes
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DIED.

DIED.
Philadelphia Sunday morning Susan Paul. wife of g.
Hampton Coursen Of New York
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and IA Front street. These have now on hand large
stocks Of goods, at reasonable and moderate prices.
10 British, French and American Dry Goods, silk
and fancy, il is sufficient mention the large houses of
Booraem & Co. 164 Pearl street, Nj. Judson & Co. "
Wiian-and in miscellaneous Fancy Goods Isaac H.
Cary Co. 1874 Pearl street, up stairs consisting of
Combs, Brushes. Beads, &c. To this class we may
also add the large establishment of Chandler & Mar
VIM 100 and 1872 Maiden Lane who deal extensively in
American, French, and German fancy articles.
To merchants and dealers arriving in the city we par
ticularly recommend these several extensive establish
ments. They just putting their Spring habili-
ments, and ready for business all hours of the
day..
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u The Report of the Trial of Cameron & Hughes
cersHs Francis Tudhope and Others begins on the out
side.
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QTThe Firemen's Ball on Monday night was the
most brilliant affair of the kind produced in this
city. The company choice, select and fashona-
ble The ladies' looked divinely-Ihe gentlemen felt
happy and all departed a late hour yesterday
ing highly delighted with their entertainment. The
receipts have been very large as several gentle
men freely gave $50 for single tickets.
GFThe Franklin is doing wonders. John Seton as
Cupid, has opened the heart and purse strings Of
crowds nightly. MIR. Leicester gets his quantum of
well meriteA applause, and Dnneford his share of the
msney. What has become of the Golden Farmer ,
We think he might now reap golden harvest. Try it
Mr. Manager.
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GRAND Enthusiastically, the Grand Jury formed q
quorum at IL O'Clock. The following is an accurate
list of the gentlemen composing this important body Of
men:-
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10 The quantity Of ice in our harbor IS almost IN
credible On Saturday the East River was blocked up
By cake of ice which ioated down with the ebb tide
and got fast near the Fulton Ferry. Ii is with the
greatest difficulty that the boats cross and frequent
Iv they are carried down far Governors Island
The schr Jasper was run foul of yesterday morning
bv cake Office which parted her asts and she was very
much injured.
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vented The proprietor from submitting this vss
bic preparation e The ssmGm aow owe ms's e.. he %
Of the continuation OF the patronage which an Poohs
The nrpretor Is quite CERTAIN by little attention, and
dose Of this medicine the period OF lie may be extended
Eya. mile Pills are the preserver of health
mild safe ec,ua of nervous diseases and
compa and natural Consequence rurher OF
the blood a sweeener Of the whole system
This invaluable strengthening medicine has peosss
power restore health up suion give strength 70
The debiaed renovais strengthen The
vegetable compounded by known only 10 the proprietor
this medsne paozed BY tens q hos snds :, one
In America ali who have used have highly commended lis me-
Evans CsmOmile Pills may all where the
mile commonly used snd with much emoaey a.
tea Those who may require medicine The
proprietor would inirgde BY requesting such to make ans
aequsin themselves eihs efficacy Of Evans
''s Of '' n''' ''p'''FT TESTIMONIES.
To Dr. Evans, Sir1 have taken Caomiis Pits accord
ea Pills. which entirely removed the side. Ny
appetite become good have more headache sad am much
w"aiG Il were bensfed that quite WELL shall
mend your invaluable
To Dr. Evans sr:-Beore took your Pills had
nine months My liver said be affected and lungs muc
Threw off thick matter hlsgm and approach
heard Of your remedy which BY fen.
of uine who has received much sen. from t. When hrs
bus; time walked with and had greatly gained
continued greatest
confidence Pi being harmless and nothing unpleasant
take sir mach indebted 10 Tor the health
joy WILLIAM L MALsnk-
To W. Evans Sir 81 have Suffered by Dyspepsia tor
the advertisement 81 Cnmoms fifs and having
confidence in the virtues Of the camome ssYe Their
trial. and have found myself well for snd
do safely recommend them a the hest thing
JOHN W. HAYES.
A Certificate Of the efficacy OF Dr. w. Evans Cau,eme Pill
New York Nov. I, rszs.
To Dr. W. EvsLs Sir-Thee weeks ago exceedingly
ficted rahily, with strong spasns sometimes
capacitatng business. sngid fre
papatons of the heart These diseases believe,
brought visiting climates which have long
accustomed happy that three hotties ofyeur nvsluhe
Camome Pills snd two boxes Of mild aperient Pi have
aate Of health which could scarcely have credited
therefore feel i duty and the public 10 request Of
you publish this and do not wish my appear IN
public print herewith forward 10 card which
show upon application Office You will accept
YOU. am sir, yours respectfully j. t.
Evans. CamsmiIs and Apeaes. pI sold a wholesale sn
ets DIR. EVANS Office 95 Division New York and al
by The following respectable citizens Of New Yot-C Shepard
bookseller l89 Broadway opposite John H. Gesne Bookseller
Broadway u Howard street, Bixy Bookseller
90 Chatham 243 Fulton S82 Pearl street, log Cap
Carnine and 2l8 Hudson Bookyp49 Fulton
pha-C Lsycock fancy So Chestnut Albany
South Market ProvidenceC Shepard Co.. book
sellers jersey City-F Palmer. NewsrkB O. BOOKSELLER
New Haven--D. Mitchell. Church street.. jan 6-lmsin
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AN aPSs x SEhpEEBREtATvEEP n SH9RT

60 low price Of s., they quality requisite n
costly Hat being made fine fur body instead II wool with
Beaver Knapp-tey retain their colour sps elasticity
and fnsh in ali w-sihes and cmaiesquates which those
wool bodies, and made the ordinary way possess
Sale. Rooms, Of Wsii and Nassau
The Genuine Mole Skin Silk Hats in the highest peril
ton, price 81. 2n-5n-
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GTTL q rs N, GUN ,s sss. d

TTARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, &c
Ill STOUT 1NGOLSBY Co. Il9 Maiden Lane, have the
pleasure to friends and that their stock OF
Hardware is unusually full and of superior assortment for
l~rv Rifles. AID double barrel GUS and Pistols with every
description Ri mngham Goods, from the shelves Also BY the
package casks Trace Chains assorted blue and bright 70 do
Carolina Hoes 10 do Brsde Co. patent do do Bch-
er Edge Toos do File lbbotson and other makers 10 do
bright Hinges 10 do black do do 20 do sad irons 10
case. English cut Saws; do do do mill and pit
do; 50 se log chans 50 baskets vices black bright and Gotten
KEYS 100 hole mouse hole anvs 100 do real Sheffield do 200 doz
corn scyhes wadrsns and Grn; 50 do 1bh:tson patent do
10 ons Nayor and Sanderson STEEL ard full supply OF
German Cfaw ley and English blister steel. feb2
MIR. BRISTOW,S SYSTEMATIC WRITING
l Hand Academy again e-opened al his old es-
tabshmen No. IFS Broadway. Courtlandt street
exchanged fspeise hours practice Y!
THE ROYAL ANTI-ANGULAR SYSTEM OF WRIT
ING,
Adapted bills ORDERS notes, saes accounts engron
finished journal entry, taught every person every ca
pacty young however bad the writing may
In T1pelre Easy Lessons Of one hour EACH:
By Mr. Brow Of London, writing master and eacher OF short
hand.
ACADEMY, No. IT'S BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
respectfully The public OF New York
returned from successful visit 10 fiadei-
ph e-opered the building where he is ready
10 mpau in II short and familiar lessons
TO THE LADIES'
fashionable hand truly elegant and delicate and The only
approved fer tie Album, complimentary and visiting
cards,
AND TO GENTLEMEN,
abemfu bold free expeditions and trade manike style ofwrng
in respect suited mercantile purposes the counting h"ue
sc. &c
Terms Genemers classes, rnng Afternoon
evening Ladies writing separate apartments They NEE
daily at IL O'Clock. jan l9u
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WALL xrREET.-rUEsDAY. FEB. 9.

Pv.e yesterday stated positively that the President
ihe neds. Of England and that the intelligence
Of th. acceptance would be transmitted England Immediately
This nothing than what has always been expected
Under this and happy u hae, stock the list
rose astsuhngy yesterday The transactions immense
Monday generally called Blue Day not such yesterday
except poor Bears They have suffered non awfuly
very large English went by the boado also did ahousc
with him We learn however that their affairs will be
arranged they will be under again. Many other sell
er for fall hierag in the wind Iii calculated that several
bull houses-he buyers the low pceswli clear fom
100000 to S5Oosco each.
The during the last week each particular stock diff
fsrenhe Marines have gone up m 10 % cenohers
from 10 IL per cent.
letter. Phadepha and Hsrsbugh do not the
son the United Bank There is however oon-
denee here. On Saturday sold in Phade
phia i2yesterday here 1874 reoeding TO 12saes nearly
5000 shares Nothing Of positive character known al
pressnt.
The Western stocks have advanced astonishing withr few
days Ohio full per csntethe in proportion
The Rail Road Company have offered the state OF New
jersey their millions profit frs
cost The won't take H. and the quarrel will therefore,
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NEW ERA IN EDUCATION.-oNE OF THE

IN Greatest Discoveries of the Present IA system
teaching the theory and practice together 81 Music Dancing and
Writing has bevn discovered by which all three he learned
and nearly quick and the study Of ek<r
be great danisge the other without rarng itseH
thereby reducing The tedious and expensive study
thorough Of few lessons is already the
popular in Europe and this aud taught with universal
approbatien by PROFESSOR COWARD. A. NJ, Pup the
first European masters and and Teach
Academies and Colleges the last eight also Private Tutor
the first families York. Professor g. will he happy
applicants 252 from till being egaeed
ether hours n Classes and Private Lessons jan 0fw-is
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE. COMPANY,l
O6hce No. 100 Chatham street
An election for Dirscto the Office of the Com
nday the Lat day Of February next Poll open from
IL O'Clock A. M. until p. NJ.
Traasfer Books closed until I'd o February
WILLIAM 8. THORNE, Secretary.
New York Jan. 10, 1886. ls-diF2