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LOCO foo CONSISTENCY.

Mr.. Kllhcart has introduced hill into
the House "to incorporate the Bank oI
Mt Pleasant" 1t is knowh 10 the pubic
that much time has beens penl this session
10 mature a general law having for its
object the regulation of all Banks 10 be
created hereafter. For this iaw, Mr.
KI,hcart voted. Vet the individual bill
which owes its paternity 10 this gentle
man, contains not the most distant al.
lusion 10 the provisions Of Latham.
"Rcgulator." but is an entire and per-
feet ball by itself, and is doubtless iDten
d5d to be wholly independent of lhegen-
era act. This shows that Mr. Kithcar
understands lhe"Regulator" to he a mere
humhug, designed to amuse the public
mind with show Of regard for a Bank
ing SYSTEM oil some sort, which noverthe
less was never expected 10 he applied tC
any practical purpose % s. Jour.
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Five dollars per annum, ~ all cases
when payment is not made IN advance.
Any person forwarding twenty five
dollars in money not more than 6ve per
cent. below par, free OF postage, will be
entitled to seven copies ln be sent To the
same post Office and at similar rates for
any larger number Of subscribers, When
the money sent is more than five per
cent below par in New York, il will be-
sold at The current rates, the proceeds
carried 10 The Cfedit OF the subscriber.
and The papers sent for pro rata period
0i lime.
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WHTG COUNTY MEETING.

The Wings Of this county will remem-
ber, that, agreeably to resolution a
dopted at lhe meeting held in this place
on the 9Th Of February last, there will
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WHIG COUNTY MEETING

at the Court house n CarroIton, on the
evening Of the 91St Of March
insG.-immediaieIy after the adjourn.
meat Of the Court of Common Pleas, on
that day. The chief Object Of the meet
ing will be, TO take such measures as
shalt more efecluaIly organize the
Whig strength Of Carroll county, for a
united and successful effort at the next
annual election. At the same time
however, addresses will be delivered.
touching the leading, political topics Of
the day. We anticipate highly in-
,eresiug meeting, g. thorough revival
Of the glorious and victorious TPpeca
noe spirit, which characterized the
Whig conquests OF 1910!
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MONEY MARKET.

The sales at the Stock Board to fair extent and
prices generally gave way with the exception of bonds
which improved under the demand Of the shorts. In
diana st; Illinois S. The American Elk. Bank, which
holder of upwards Of $500 ooo of these bends 1t il
said about to dispose of them for what they will bring
Long Island I; Delaware and Hudson declined per
cent Butchers and Drovers Bank fell a per cent from
the last SALE consequence Of the understanding that
there would dividend declared the recent forgeries
upon the instituon having swept away s profits The
Transaction entities the Bank confidence svinces
no Idle disposition conceal the real state Of Its affairs
The bills fthe Lancaster Bank, N. Hampshire, are not
received at the Suffolk sank, Boston.
Numerous failures have of late taken place in Rutland
and Windsor counties, Vermont They appear to be
mostly confined the circle Of bank presidents cashiers
and other dependents upon bank accommodations
This 10 the necessary result Of the movement going
all the country in favor Of resumption A that
event approaches, the precious metals become more
valuable in the districts hitherto suspended consequently
the banks in New York, and at the eastward feel the
necessity of greater caution in their business Resump
ton at the south has the effect upon the specie
paying districts does demand for coin foreign
account There doubt but that the winding up Of
the banks in Michigan whereby that state became
nished it'll specie currency, very instrumental
IN causing the pressure in Western New York during
the past year, whereby twentysix banking institutions
were stopped. The general movement now going on in
all the states demand for the precious metals
for circulation which will prove embarrassing to
our banks than did the late foreign drain Hence this
disposition all the specie paying districts to
tract which involves the failure Of all those whose bust
ness is in any degree speculative The operation
the here to depreciate while the
mens those banks south that opposed to resump
tion and of whose issues the currency chiefly consists
causes to depreciate, thereby causing greater dispa
ry the different local currencies expressed by the
exchanges.
The following is table Of the rates current to day:
CvRREsr RATES OF BANK Norris AND DoMEsrIc BnLs
Bank Nokes. EXCHANGE.
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pom.stic importation

NEw Embarrassing Vicksburg-so bbls whiskcy g Ro-
sent-iss Pigs lead Toole-.5o Phelps, Dodse eoio
bbls kegs hhds sugar Thompson AdamsIss bbs
pork IS thds hams Geo Leland co.'s bales tobacco hs
castor oil bxs drugs Rvshon Aspnwaa bbs castor OIL
HoGM sley-f hhds tobacco Fabcr kegs
ard Hsnord Merritt co23i3 bbs do SEQ
poyg'ss.ss bbls PORK and lard Kssam stone CO.'S 90
DO los BIS pork Cor los Bown-7s bales cotton w Gss
9rsti eo-ss do M,nson Fisher? bales skios bo1s.
gunningham-H bxsP Fnneia-2 CO Voisin col pses
Tnss no:sma esss Geo anti boz caravan wsSon
asses $50 do PORK hhd tobacco 500 kegs lard 10 order
NEw ORLSASs-Ship Waveriy-l3o bales cotton Center
,,As Or snway HshX Z. COR .Bozah Knsslaad-s
surres & Ceuman-5o Sprsgue, Robnsop COS q Stowt-
60 Wood Johnlton 4 Burntt-i box Carpenter.
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BY THOMAS BELL.
(SteSes Nos. ~ finn and 10 FuisoDs fyests.l

SAI UHDAf.
At i0l O'Clock, IN fhs sales room.
Large sale of elegant furniture by catalogue commencing
with kitchen utenss bedr furniture OF all descriptions
and oruwrg room fururv Brses and oher esrsts ivge
looking splendid pisnoortes rich astral and mantel
as5e: grandoes elocks vases, ornanen China cut
sherhs ga e-Aso sple ndd variety of hcusehold fur
u removed Tor convenience Of sale by virtue OF Land
lord's warrant. -
MONDAY
A. 10Y o'clock In the Fulton street store.
fxtn and Positive Sale Of second panoortes
10 second hand by various
approved aud celebrated makers both Europe and This city
Including SPLENDID grand action instrument, with silver
Also aquantty of splendid and second hand furniture
Great sale OF 100 splendid Europ.a Paintings o'clock
at the Apollo Asso citation Gallery Of Broadway and
Chambsr streets, where exh biting admission
Free This large and beautiu exbo composed of
arcent and MODERN pictures, selected from large
brought 10 IN country BY gentleman travelling in Europe
and now first exhibited Catalogues and further particulars
afford opportunity rarely met with the lovers of truly
valuable paintings. IL the whole be disposed
forenoon, the sale will be ptinued the
WEDNESDAY.
Large stock OF groceries, wines liquors Sc at o o'clock
at No. 80 Fulton ST. the entire valuable assortment OF am-
ly groceries, The changing his business comprising
stock Of choice old wines and liquors in wood dem
Johns and bottes Java coffee Havana Prn-
cipe foreign fruits sweet OIL pickles but
ter Cheshire cheese candles spices and the usa variety
articles superior quality the line also the stands casks
6stre. balance, and platform, scales weights counters
desks, &c. &c.
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90 CHATHAM THEArRE-The performances THIS
evening for the benefit Of John Smith, which oc
sason he presents tremendous bill. new drama Of
great entitled Charles the Terrible produced
Tor the FIRST time with immense strength OF cas- and
entire farce written for John Smith, entitled
Sam Slick, in which he appears a. a Yankee. Messrs
Connovor, Whitlock Risiey Booth, and Masters Cole
man, Diamond and Risey have volunteered their serv
ses and appear in variety Of negro dancing and sing
Jerry, in which, Mr. Thorne appears a. Tom, Scott as
Logic, Kirby a. Jerry, Stevens a. Jenny Green, c:
Messayer Trife, Mrs. Thorne, Miss Mestay er and
Mrs Herbert Kate sse and Jane, conclude the per-
Sormances.
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10th inst after short illness, Mrs. Ann OBRYAS, rect
of the late Michael O'Bryan.
On Wednesday, 9th inst, Mrs LUCY KSAPr, wife oil
Moses Knapp, eyed AZ years.
years.
years.
Al Savannah, Geo., 2lst January. LOUISA NEwcoMs,
aged 81 years. daughter Of the late Capt Reuben New
comb Of this city.
George Smith, aged years.
At Norfolk Va 9th inst, JOHN T. HILL, editor Of the
Portsmouth Times, aged 20 years.
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M. wr,cowr IN D,cxENs- Gentlemen who intend
jonax the splendid festival given in honor Of the i'm
ortaI Boz and who have not yet provided themselves
WITH the Of the toilet should call
innediately on Parsels at his new establishment a4l
broad Park Place and Murray street
thew win and rich and varied assortment Of the most
,shionable scarfs Cravsts, Stocks, Dress Gloves &C.
PARCELS furnishes every article Of gentlemens Fancy
pH0ss
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Cleared.
barks Johan Carl (Bremen) Yaburg Bremen OelrichS
Siii:i, swan. w::s iad;s: Madison e.; Sossssy,
Ann Eliza TOwns,nd Richmond; R.sSius, HAWKINS. VIII
% Stw H,s jan so e. sna
usss 81 distant 100 miles, spoke ship Orleans Sears hence
ship ws1srly Snow. Is days from Mobile, cotton, &c. to
schr Plant, Terry days from Petersburg. tobacco, to
Hunter
Brig Henry from MataLzas.
General Record.
gaHS A;ro rrselsd of Cape Hssra' on hr s
nS% a. s: Il Sssfy
Spoken.
Julia Martha wiscaset for Trinidad Feb g. lat ~ ~. Ion
Champion Charleston for Apalachicoa, Jan 49, Keys
Thompson Boston for St Domingo. Jan 49, passing
Richmond from Marsees and IS days from Gibraltar, for
Grand Turk Falmouth ia. for Wilmington NC Feb lat ~
Georges and from NYork for Matanzas Jan a. lat 81
Quincy. Of and for Boston. IS days from Ma"eilssJ IT,
Caidenas from Cardenas for Portland. Feb 3D. lat 3D. len
Foreign Ports.
JEfg.S jan aa- port p1V Francis for Boston Sid
s;S
Bis@n Eu., D sI %
Mons STAR N''n 40 '
United States Ports.
BooTHBAy Feb 6-Arr Patriot, Norfolk for Frankfort.
GLoUcEsIER Feb l-Sld Peru, st Johns Pr; Richmond
Orleans. - -
BosTor Feb ioArr Jacob Perkins, NewOrleans Eagle st
Joseph Virginia Packet Apalachicola: Henrietta LOUISA Bue
NOS Ayres CID Anita La 6uayra and Porto Cabello Marga
ret 81 Jaso de Cabs Gsrtrude dos America New Orleans;
Miles Stsndlsh, Mobile; Reside, Langley. NYork. - -
HoLE Feb 8Arr Rocket NOreans for Haiiewell;
Jos Atkins Jeseme for Boston I'D Active and went into
Edgarown Rose Of the Pacific Ocean sid In
Tarpauin Cove this morning. In port M Borneo Rocket
PROVIDENCE Feb s-Arr Geo Washington NYork. Below,
Nayat Point. Commerce Mobile SID Metamora Warren;
Fiji Feb i-Arr Norris aney TURKS leland ID
inst-le brig unknown. Cid Chipole, st Thomas
and st Croix: Sarah Ann, Ireland NYort.
BALTIMORE, Feb 9-Arr Martha Elizabeth, st Thomas;
Tom Weed, Savannah Sid Joseph Bach Boston; Tangsr
ALrxAspkrA, DC, Feb s-Arr Harvest Turks Island. Bid
Victory NYoik; Troubador Boston.
FREpERcxsBuRc, Feb7-Ar Shamrock, NYork. CID Da'
NosroLr, Feh TAR Star, NewYcrk In Hampton Rs,ds
Turnar m Maanzas for orders; Bride Boston Sid Hudson
and Mary, West Indies. Ar 9Th; franklin, Falmouth JAM
Hampton Roads 0csan I'm Cardiff Wales; Hsrye,t Turk
leland Arr 7h Philippe, Montsgo Bay, Jam. Below brig
Margaret Bafour ~
John Fairfield Leland dos 2sh AIdermap Boston CID soth
Samaritan Philadelphia; sis, Anaconda. Gask Nfork; ls
Feb Sarah Abigail Hudson, do; 3D. Marcia Smith, do
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DOC TO r Ell l..

NOCTOH BELL devoes his pefSonAI attention daily until
NY TO- removal Of private diseases in every stage
All suerng under protsc aed ussuces
tsstsdbS apractitioDers ossk
ms and ali suspect the remains Of disease lurking
systs may consult Dr. B. always with guarantee Of
sets Of dsca consult pr Bell with honebls
dnance his prompt attention. DR. treatment
suspicion and 10 wsliknowne be safe and
nsnt ,~,,uc,, ~,c~ .u,-.u
doom from Broadway. i2i,'
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90 Fus ron THE CBrLDRKs.-A splendid performance
viii given the American Museum this afternoon at
three o'clock for the qualification Of families
and schools. The specimens Of nature and art mere
exceed half million, besides the Model OF Dublin,
Falls Of Niagara, with real water, Albno Lady, Grand
eosmorama with new views, Fancy Glass Blowing,
Pnuemstic Rail Road &C. There IL establishment in
America which blend instruction with amuse
ment 30 much a. this
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Foreign Markets.

BARsApors Jan. ls-The only Philadelphia vessel in
port is the Gilbert Hatfield, Captain Smith, which sail
to morrow or next day for New Orleans The vessels
left here are the schr Eliza Jane, from Wilmington, ~
c.; British brig Favorite, from Alexandria and num-
Of British vessels from Europe The Caroline, Gelkey
from Georgetown, 8. c., arrived l4th January
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10Th inst at st. Georges Chapel by the Rev. Dr. Mil
nor JOHN 8. WALLIS to Miss CHARLOTTE E. daughter oil
the late Henry Heiser, Of this city.
10th inst by the Rev. Dr. Minor, at st. Georges Cha
pei NELSON MATHry to Miss Ann daughter Of the late
Henry Heiser, ofthis city.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

MONDAY Feb. TAT market, 800 Beef Cattle, $50 sheep
and 60 Swine.
Prices-Beef Cattle-A few choice cattle were taken
at absut S. We quote first quality at S. so IS IS; Sc
cond quality - rs $50 25; third quality % rs So
sheep-Lots were sold at 81 u.s. 50 49, s. co. 81 30 and
81 So
swine-A lot to peddle at &C. At retail 81 to SC.
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To Masters OF vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor BY having list
Of their cargoes passengers. and report Of left
tie port wheacs they sailed and the vessels spoksa ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAErr Of feet
Of news scheoners He viii board them Immediately on
their arrival.
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Corn Trade.

Flour Is rather dull at present Canal ished at So ST.
Ohio s. 90 s. 25 and Georgetown s. 90 So I2A per
barrel This price shows no change. Corn sells at 50
q 90 cents per bushel, and prime Wheat at 81 %.
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Second Board
Provision Market

Prices remain pretty the mark Of last week. We
give the quotations We have heard Of nothing new in
Nko ef.
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Passengers Arrived.
Nxw OnLEANs-shp Vicksburg-Miss V Crane, Robt Wade
- in steeragc.
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TOR SALE, exchange, or to rent-Land in Lycoming
county Penna title ten lots in Bergen county
.abs ttown eonsIuE o. acres, barn, and cool Lstsr,
Apply 10 HENRY SMITH, Nassau at. Ji5 I'M
FARM FOR sALE-Ths ssb.eIbsy:, e coT~ :.ionsrs
the Cross roads in the county OF Middesex New
Jersey Monday the 2I instant at twelve o'clock
one hundred and twenty-five aerss ,Y.sey divided into
beautifully situated ten miles from New Brunswck and
three from the New Jersey Railroad containing good apple
so l. sandy loan and well adapted 70 gardening and the
culture Of fruit trees The buildings casacousy
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PLATED WARE, Gu rLERY,

&c. &C.
q J. NEUSLADT & BARNETT, Of Birmingham, offer
D. for sale At their Brauch Maiden Lane New York
aseort1e ut OF Plated Urps Walters Cruets
mia Tea and Cofes Sets and Spoons Japan Waite the
arrest assormsn in the city Cutlery, comprising Table
and dozens and sets Picket Pen D RI
Bowie Knives; Scissors Razors and also German Silver Tea
ana Coffee setts Spoons E,rks spectacles Chsins Tim
Silver Pencils, Thmbles. Tooth Picks speeta
cles Paste Stones, &c &c. fl2lm.
CURED FOR ONE. DOLLAR Such 10 the efficacy Of
u DR. Thomas Specific Pills, that they arranted
effect speedy in all diseases Of class
IN, unoua they have met with in the most diff
cuit cases al give them claim to the attention Of all
those who may the Of similar meei inc For
Est Broadway; syme, SO Bowsry. Price 81 fi2lm
IL land. in sums Of Is fo, Els, and SO. Any amount
'izs s at sight for sale Wal. ::: 40 s.e.as.y
A RERNETHY,s BOTANICAL PlLLs-Let the unior-
"A unate rest ASSURED that there eIsggeraton in
sernr these pills be speedy and radical for Gonorr
bna elects Irritation Of Kidneys, &C. They for
raj years present. ed blythe Abernety all stages
OF tie above disease In the first stages boz usually
suicsnt effect in few days In long protracted
having cured hundreds had been taking other edcines
for months which tended to destroy the constitution
than 10 cure disease They the parts subject
10 the troublesome weakness which frequently after
using other medicines They have taste smell
any aknghem NIGH frequent the most refined society
posed entirely vegetable ingredens which nvgoras the
a. stem generally For sale only New York By VIM Wat
son Al Hall street. and Brooklyn
by Blagrove, dragglst, Fulton street nl I'm
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J. PEASE & SONS
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHOUND CANDY

AVN ~ kJO1N -
CLARIFIED ESSENCE OF
HOARHUUND CANDY.
ss IL esi
should s '.s If sn sss s
relief Of Hc.hsnnd Candy they are amaga
TsS that the 't'eA' o. " A'' experienced ono col"
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS.
Of Essheuna ds.s s FEY
in: y ny saa
H fRss a snS apd hs I:ss
Gieq Sa
enc package when every unsvorab symptom disppe
aA' my s'' Yours, respectfully p, WEIGH
As.n. for the Brooklyn Temperance Society
wuoorr,e CouoH.-I recommend Peas . Hoarhound
ssi ss s1as
DGTRoIr, Oct. 18th, 1871.
s9Gs to send N; ws.s ,:
a. ut 10 Justice say that has convinced me Of my err
r'r' am "'''s' II, REDFIELD. MD.
Pea. Hearhound Candy my family for cough,
colds and SIC GsNshR
or % ; he has R: ass p.ad
b T ss q for
I. s F
TESTIMONIAL OF CLER0YMEN.
have the compound extract Of Hoarhound
andy m sde by Pease Sen,and freely
those coughs colds and consumption complaints
20, o.: g. ss
our Ofsis s;a,. .S50usn''' inc mon
Nv M Lindsey, Pastor Of M Z Church, Second ST.
NJ Mr. KsiIog9 recent Pastor Church willett st.
W. Wr Crawford Pastor Of the Church. Sorsythst
Rev Mr. Luckey, r c New York Conference
Rev Mr. Whitaker, Pastor Of Church. Of Catherine
ap Nv NJ Grimm Pastor of NJ Church, Bedford st.
Rev Mr. Hart, Pastor ri Church, Gold st.
Rev Mr. GIBBS, III Third Avenue.
Rev Mr Berry Pastor Of weey Metho list Church,
ne ~ Sr NJ Lvon' Pastor Church. York. Pa
A. n regsrjs the efficacy Of Peases Hoarhound Candy
enough inds OF cerncstes ano
who so would believe the above neither would he be be-
| iieye though should rise firm the dead
M Pedars Confectij not apponte6Agens
Each envelope of the Genuine Peases Hoarhound Candy
tsnei Wholesale and retail Country orde-s punctaaly at
't Terms invariably cs. AZ ;!ss must be postpaid
pu.hton AspinwalI ITO Broadway 10 Astor House.
u Tbamnsop' cor Fulton and William SITS.
sands Fulton st. and Granite Buildings, cor OF Bread
| T'hs following are our State sgeno:-
| MIRO w kedding No. 8 state q, Boston. Mac
~rG Zleber, No. 81 Doet st, PhiladeipnIa. Pa
| Rawls & Co 81 State st Albany 49,
| A. Robertson No ITO Baltimore 81, Baltimore Md.
Messrs Duboise 20. Mobile, Ala
Messrs Gums 4 Co. No 10 Exchange Place, New Oh
''i A., NJ Duvall asa Broad st. Newark, M.
| Mr. w Hs Ide man, Louisville. Ky.
Mr. PieTcey Teller. Detroit, Mich fl2
NOTES Of the Tarmsrs and Mechanics Bank New Bruus
IN ;ck New Jerssy also Lumbermans Bank Warren, p;
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THE 81 far-famed c. LIBERATED pills, from Portugal
we perceive b. obtained in this country See aSvsr
,isssnsn on last eolnnbof fourth fe4 Im'n
THIS DAY PUBLISHED, the Foreign Quart ery Review
No. for January, 1884,
I. Egyptian Hicorog yphica and Grammer.
q. History of the Dukes Of Burgundy.
s. Roepells History Of Poland.
4 The Wo rks Of William Won Humboldt.
S. Count Sita's Celebrate Italian Families.
6. Pictures and Sketches Of b. Petersburg.
2. Sweden a. II H.
Modern Art in 0crma ny, 80
Relations Foreign Powers, with present Conservative
~ j. NJ. MASON, Publisher,
fat Basement Rooms. cor Pine and Broadway.
TTANTED-A young from Ie 10 IL years old who
w be we'll mended and who Ak the French
store Sddress TO J. ]. LABOUtSSE.
feb "a taw aw. Ia Front street.
DOZ BHLL-Tickes admitting !ady and gentleman,
may be by application at the Office OF the New York
Herald-Price $40 ko u IL
nOZ BALL IA ticket Of admission I. the above Ball
ID be had applied for before o'clock this day. Address
N - an. Az Price SIS Il
TICKETS FOR THE BOZ BALL-The sub.cribsr ha.
ADVANCE Apslv 10 WIN. g. BLEECkER
Office of the Sun Mutual Insurance Co.,
~ Wall street.
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&. NJ. HUNT NGTON,
Comm ssioner Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTs.
Every peson claiming the right Of presumption to land in
cfthe designated this virtue
Of provisions he act Of aai June 1883 extended and
the that Of the 9Th september each grant
ing certain privileges another and different class ofseles
and Receiver Of the Land Office and make payment
therefor practicable ser seeing this notice. and
sale Of the above designated otherwise such claims
will be forfeited. :. =.
Z. M. HUNTINGTON.
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
In 4: no,sA
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CvRnEsr R4J.. OF BANK NorEs AND ponEsrlc BmLs.

The following is table of the rates Of sterling bills,
sight bills New York. and the rates Of specie at the
different points at the latest dates -
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nhave done :. go.
them they brought away the BY thousands Mr
Wood was astonished al the quantity.
Dr. g. Hunter los Sixth avenue knows child that wm Gu
red Of fits by them when the could give no
Mr. Jeerson B. Nones Chatham st. has used them n NJ
family with the satss benefit He knew MnsSs ere. s
sicsns The mother heard o. Shermans Worn snc
was induced try them and to her unspeahabe JOY ss
s0 siE sS ~ coUoH LozENoEs reruy swondsr
Mr. Henry Banherss Green street, was cured q long
standing cough by only FIVE Ic1enges ser hs'ng Th
have any from Tie dead and no n"
SHERNAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER r. without
doubt the and best plaster IN ns woc I've
shdsr d only ~ f,o on. to sv, d.v, by sb.r
mans Pspiary OIL Refers TO Prf BINGHAM 20 spvIps ct
m C.s,is Roadway knew case where the nipple
sed A. II Il would drop Of which the oil entirely cured ID
soyr days. .,..o. N.....
Aeents-Chureh ss Powery ssmer Of Spring st.; saeds,
n Ent Brosdway 80 AZ p'eSSser strsss CcsdnG.
busg Wall streets Mrs Hays 10 Fulsoast, Brooklyn n
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nz.THE BILLS Of the following Banks are Redeemed
Nv The ALBANY CITY BANK. at | Of l per cent die

count. Jan. a.. iel2-
Oneida Bank.
Bank Of Utica,
Utica Branch Bank.
Oatario Bank,.
Ontario Branch Bank.
Yates County Bank,
Tompkins County Bank.
Herkimer County Bank,
Genesec County Bank,
Fort Plain Bank.
Asricultursl Bank Of Herkimer,
Bank Of Brockport,
Bank of Silver Creek.