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MONEY MARKET.

SUNDAY, Feb. ID Il. M.
AZ Boston, yesterday, there sales as follows "a
Bonds Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 6s 1885, each
$1,000 90 per cent Certificates Massachusetts, SIS each
600 or $3.50, So per cent.
The Board of Brokers |. noy r,rlv in orera,;or
vas organized under Col Hamilton President, but
who we understand has resigned and Walter Mead
Esq late Cashier of the North American Trus, Cmnony
Is to be President at nominal salary. There are from
twenty-five 20 twenty -four sitting members and far
several days the public have attended and mar, in
the transactions That is when broker offers stack q,
arertain price, bystander DESTROYS of purchasing ~,
claims take II, and names his broker who performs
the business at quarter per commission on tho
amonnt Of the purchase instead Of the nominal cant;
tai at the old board This system to take with
the public, and will undoubtedly, lead to throw ing omen
The old hoard. The new board, i, is well known was
orinc by those members Of the old board who did not
succeed IN their application reaimttance They have
associated with them, many however, who never be.
lohgedto the other bosrJ The following list of the
members ofthe new board -
Msmssns rHr New srocx EXCHANGE.
Nehias y athan, Vice Presr.. VIM. Stebbms formerly
" ID. Robinson, Treasurer. Cashier Dry Deck Bank.
solomon Joseph Secr'y- j. r. satterlee formerly Pre-.
,o,spn -, joseph sdent Greenwich Bank.
a., y. u M, u' lily. Leeds, formerly firm
~ ~ n3s Amory, Leeds * Co.
- 49, sr'he y. Mills,
IN ens mann' Mepda1 Nathan
XX1echell, George IIenriaues
'w Atbei,' Fred. Cammann
Z F4pt<fL Mead, formerly Martin Stoddord
- <Hbtet ~ hanics Bank j. X ~, John
~. Anericsn Trust Day.
1m&1w4 Co.
a. ss~spere~i members of the old boar, the
Sssbeen street brokers' II necessarily ,ollows
M<here an association is Prmed under such circum
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NOTICE
NOIICE.
PARENTS AND GIIARDIANa.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
For the convenience Of Juvenile Parties there will be
Grand Day Performance Saturday Afternoon,
menciEg at o'clock precisely embracing all the choice and
EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNAsTIC ACTS
Of the Season. For particulars handblls the Boz
fee which Saturday will be ready for delivery e.
clock A. NJ Until the time of opening.
TBoxes so; Pit, Is; Gallery lax csnts.-G1
u Seats be secured tie Box Once, romI0 till
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE LEAsEHOLD
" PROPERTY No; us Broadway, between 9Th aud 10th
strcetsiames NJ Miller Co. will sell Tuesday Fepa-
ry 7h at o'clock at the Msehants Exchange under the d.
PRED of lease dated 2ih March, 1885, by trustees OF
Sailors Snug HaIbor Of the city of New York T. H. War
together with all he right aud renewals
Sc therein mentioned. rs 2tsec
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In the Principal Characters and all other produced
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10 THE FRENCH ANTIPHLOGISTICM MIXTURE
cures all cases of gonorrhea, geet seminal weakness
and debity oil the generative system. guaran
teed in all Sold by authority of the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the city of New York. In
large bottles price 81 in small do so cents in ases 49,
w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent,
PRINCIPAL office of the College q Nassau street.
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90 "THE TO MIC MxTUREn-This celebrated
remedy is composed Of five ingredients the active prnci
pies OF which are highly concentrated 1t now used
very extensively and with great success by the medca
faculty. for the cure of debility rom whatever cause
dyspepsia nervous complaints Sold by the authority
the Collie OF Medicine and Pharmacy city of New
York. Price 81 per bottle. Half dozen lin cases) S.
w. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Principal Office of the College 81 Nassau st
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
nH HOMER BOsTwlCk. Professor Of Surgery and Sur
~ econ % the New York Medical and Surgical Institute,
psvs particular attention the treatment OF diseases Of
heart lungs dsTsysa piles diseases Of the rseum and all
fem,le conn The that has attended his
mode OF treating painful and frequently fatal diseases
has brought PATIENTS from the parts the country
10 4ce under his aud PATIENTS that
me- from distance Al bu, FIVE to their homes per
lectly cared aud thoselhy were incurable
HOMER BOsTWICK, NJ. ID.
No. rs Chamber street,
jyls lmissm Second house OF oadwsV
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ARD OF INFORMATICN N.

m, -, CAKD OF INFOKMATTC N.
The public respectful advised ha order 10 Secu
Seats an Early Application should mad in The Mornn
winch Will prevent and disappointment
and
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WEIGHS OLYMPIC CIRCUS!

Equestrian Directors. Nesss H. Rockwell Cadwallader
Ciowns 10 the Circle. Messrs. 0ossin Wells
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90 PRESERVATION OF HEALTH.-Th extraor-
binary increase OF patent medicines renders necessary
direct the attention Of families and nvads remedy to
which they may have with benefit and safety
Foremost among those which recommended for efca-
cy and peasantness Sherman's Medcated Lozenges
which for years have deservedy enjoyed extensive popu
iary Forcoughs, colds, asthma, whooping cough
sumption, headache palptation lowness OF spirits
sickness worms dyspepsia &c. these Lozenges al
liable Dr. Shermans warehouse is at IO6 Nassau street.
Agentss state street. Boston, ~ Westminster street. and
phia
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BOOKS-FOR THE PEOPLE

TI>HE following Publications for sale the herald
OFFICE North West corner OF Fulton and Nassau
where all the Cheap Publications of the as soon
issued, at the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
kcntucixy--Clly Headed in his very

The news from Kentucky Is thliIingy anInang.
Clay Is tied up his She sends members
Congress. and the Democrats have elected f-e of
these. so that Mr. Clay get the vote OF has
state should the election OF President the House
of Congress. This indeed r,huse that c'rry
daggers the heart Of Mr. Clay, and his high British
Tariff National Bank advocates. he bold democracy If
old Kentucky deserves wreath of around their
brows-Oh0 Sfdtesmau.
The Cincinnati Chronicle, thus groans the coon
disasters in Kentucky
=. From Kentucky learn little else than that the
wings have added fresh gior-s to themselves the 4h
district by returning George A. dwell. Locoioco, to
Congress Byar &. Ousey .vhi, tined aud
stone. also caIIRg himself hs, having drawn eff 4
Wig vote about 1900 sircT-.
The delegation from Kentucky in the next Congress
will in all probability, therefore stand five to five where
formerly stood one To f.ree 1hs We think was called
the Banner State-and a>kcd a barbecue OF OhIs
Ohm last fall sent 10 Kentucky greeng-and now
kenlucky sends to OHIO greeting. a compliment.
Do let have another barbecue from the Banner state
The Cinrinnati Message
Four. probably five Democratic Congressmen elected in
kentucky o. have heard from old keniuck, tuck.
tuck y Tuck that banner in a cider barrel.
The Democrats elected Congress Tihh,s French,
Stone and Caldwell heard from. aud nd Boyd who hal
no opposition as acknowledged by the papers OF bo.h
parties.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

NEw OHLra~s. Aug 3. 1919

NEW OHLrA~s Auz :. 1919
Saga--Durng the past we the demand flr this A Il.
cle extremely limited b.ing confined merely
The city tade The receipts have entirely flrn o ard
the stock Notwithstanding small sales the decrease
Prices very steady. 64c. f,r qua e-.
Havana remain last quoted; 6. TOR brown
and 10 l0t for white.
.uoksss-s-The sales Of this article are confined -
small bbs. at former prices. The stock - very small
with scarcely any receipts. We quote 20 23c per gel.
lon.
7ojacto-Owilg To- the limited stock Of tobacco OF,
sale. IN review Of Saturday La the ans
actions since then have been small scale the sales r
the past week not having exceeded $50 hid. L. fccs
there charge notice and quote inferior lis
and &c for = seconds and frsis. common lots 81
and 4sc. far lots y. 81 and a.: 6ne lots e. and
AZ. selections = % 81 - aud a fsc. per -.
Amo get The sa'es ?. hhjs. - p p iic
for u seconds and rsls GO hhis. a, 81 u - anl
49c. l6 do at -. AMI a 80 p. - and
4tc Is do at aud 2sc.; 80, d. X and seconds a;
- e and q.
Flour In the absence Of any evpor, demand The mar.
ke during the lost week his been escrcdingv dun aud
prices have declined to "a TO % superine. There
IS good supply with regular receipts -four sell
hac 4; 3 81.
Pork--rhe ran-a-,icns have hper t, limited extent
since last. hut with small I'nce~ are very firm. We
quote mess sll 90 per sarrei prime $40 20; V. o..
$40 90
Bef-Tere is little doing in This article TIN, prices ere
almost nominal We quote mess in blrels 81 - 90;
hall do a 90 F; prime 75 a 60 per barrel
Lard-lhe demand is chiefly confined To the wants "
the city and n'ishhorho d. aud have heard e any
raasacons for export since lat. Prices urchng-
ed s'nc'y prime in kegs will command 81 a 7c.; ex.
IRENE qualI'irs. al
Btc0n-Ihe market is exceedingly dull with n CON-
paraiively large stock. We quote sds sJc shaulc-
er> >! &c; hams. uncanvassed, Is; caLsassrd
and extra cured a Sc. per IL.
UhiSfey-ln consequence Of more abundant receipts
and light demand the market has cccJed since our
and we quote rec,ifei zoe per gallon. There
common whskey in market
PITrsBURGH. Aug. Ii. 1913
Fl5Hr-Flour sells from boats and wagons nj 81 a 3
Il and from stores 81 - 80 per hbi f,r choice.
Graia-Wheat -. Corn % a b. OTIS 20 "A pc per
bushel.
Seed-Favseed, 81. 90 Timothy 81 l25 al 25
Clover S3 SD 4 % pr huSh-i
Beos'cdr-ln demand al &c cts. per ID.
FEATHERS Sales a - is per Id.
r. orisOns-Bacen. hog round. 4c. FIR Piti>'u Oh
cured, aud y &c. for country piice improving m
he eastern market. Cheese. sales AID boxes
: Sc ID. Lard, Is. according 10 quality. at , a
l-2c per H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

NooL-Ths word echoes rounl the counrv. Almost
every paper. East. North. Middle aud something
t. saw about wool dealer rsh hicd TO us very
and iky nple OF the first l. # WOOL which ach.d
this city 40 he SAID from Wisconsin. The parcel
al SORTS If grades. aud he pad twenty five pound
Tor H. Twenty thousand pounds expect from ChIcl
90. where few there neither wool
thing else \ Michigan flrm"s recently sid his first
clip IN this market fr three nOus md dollars cash
The expense of transportation from Oh Is
three quarters of pound Our friends the East
must enlarge their home market id ;pnssib G.
the wool Of the bound Nest will
and force itself off foreign mlrk-iS. NJ peat up
ca confne the powers of the West. Net only the
whole bouniless continent, hut the world mus, c hers for
market Land at ten shillnes prepared hg
with all the beauties Of Fng'i~h noheinans park
OF In climates where provision needs be made lDi
wntcrand pcoped by freeinei!-rn pr v~orl-
Men who think So d. not e tn impulse ol The az or
appreciate the destiny # their country The first
IF this have asoiiis VOID bg the de
vel"pment of 'hi man do when feed fom tie crafts
OF Kings and priests. But the Il, vcepent scafcc,
hegun The wears h, fore vii. reveal wonders
than fly years behind Us. \ home mmkei for he pr,
ducts Of American agriculture The crop If s2
viii turn out 50 nethng ike two millions four hund ed
husand bales. Of which the home market will 81 same
nearly all besides tie round Ions lust is get
tng IL be with other Tpucs of aErcuIlure. Thr great
planting interests will fad themselves Identified y.ry pee.
dlly.-.J.n, ma! 81 Cum.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

DIrD on Saturday alleiuo the 10 inst JAMrs PAL
nrR MooRr, ;c six and months, eldest OF
joseph VI. and Deborah u. Moore. oi til, city.
1t l. sai olce to rccod the drcease OF child
estias AM ponag the above namel. Anil the vliicd
dlen atoms ~ vhc he Giv,r e Life dstns u,hcs the
wd insaitai ma ve OF his pa erial government.
the &c 'ih o. YONG AID toss hi may well be etc
cd nySciy iiouy AMI vntlu axe may pass away fgom
eaTih withou iSy mani unnclSuicl regrets because
the sllt OF lie has boea eJsel 10 is nlm Il oXea At
merrill may down 10 the tomb leaving rich
laonS - those WHO lift he cacct that life iaS
not been uecsS sifl wholly unimpIovel anl that
heavenly home has been by Chris with tie
stem realities of ma'ur age Bli t wines, tie liz serag
decay Of infancy AMI youth disease hey nj the of
prize iona skill to aIre> sad AMI solemn sight which
M be- Vi, wed vi hut wonder AMI roget the a3pscnt
abuse OF unwclconle by the c,tIOycr Ii
IS di Icu although above the Christmas power
cpncile such manifestations of Divine Justice with De
Love. Bereaved parents Will dwell with mc,n, holy salts
faction and frcsh-awake te.deliess tie Of
their depued child, and think that OF dc~tiuc-
ton has been too sudiey comp >hd r.ettng fof the
tat is 4 life dust ia art, and
iu>t thou >h.l roturn.' They will be able dwell
calmly deere which has removed their frs
born. to realize the ieaas truth that he has left
them forerer
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
N},c .e..Wiap,f.


This article brings good price. They are now
paving the Mills IN this place IS huShel f,r
wheat. IN Cash. Bring your wheat Far ners Come
one come all as 900 600 bushels wanted this m r.
ket. Our Miers pledged themselves pay all times At
least the Cincinnati prices and from the Signs mes
they will over 90 IL, You need not I've afraid To come
hcre-if the price after coming
town. II Is hut short drive TO Cincinnati But YOU will
invariably inl after arriving in this place. that there
I've necessity of your going any further Remember II
10 other market. Won viii he compelled IN
take be price off red or from 80 90 miles to
another market We say then. bring your wheat and
fl.x-sfei The road up the big mlhil being put IN
fine order. Our merchants prepared furnish YOU
with thing that they cheap. such
as Salt Iron, &c. &c.-Lawrencctury'i Beacon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
MARION CONVEY SEMINARY.

aNtiL m >ennlfy VII e she lAh of -
TINS crreHf which rrscrs In h- sr'E
terms hat ftip = the rsie ic % cnt study
4, late ~ hn az q
H.
anfne az ron sickness, nsnr, sHd sief nate i7u
Usual wssIt lie ~ - c,gfpet.
herriosf ffI Tie rfiHm'A cePalinHti de
lir al
Vspcel - 10
The ffrt.n Tire e.f crc css~e-, ard iiHrr
whp 4, c4e desire o. hrctHe
either - comfi-fe part 81 o.. and
toirtu i1nea1e~ AID u~gay pursued
10, tfr f-zI' coi,cge.
Terms go hlss d. r
There -eniiuas t-.cncig and
varliir hi Oh an tii ca Ap,sus. cA wi be
employ I'd duT.le advantage isa~f-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
On the Dca,l. Of ssi,. u. Il. Yo::usy.

II wa on last Sab an rn, the Art y o5>cur.d By
the passing clouds, emitted flint rays gloomy
climber, where our befeayel friend lay awaiting The
wei ONE Of death. IN. tn
ciIcei c'uch be the aged Tile aged
the o>y youth OF 10th exe aad hc.e The pie 5oly oclm-
ng death whose ciled f. seen. a.ed
aren't udng, tn lols ht a!ca;ei tie inward emo
Il nS Of >.r5wful heart + ely oounioaance veled
with sadness, aai Suspense. awaiting
cal moTen, when she h0gll breathe her last tea # >ym-
phy would teai slowly down. AMI drop from
Dcahiike Silence ev,i.ed and sonnI
except now AMI then deep sgl fom some syngafhz-
friend, ani low whisper She dying iuteIfnn-
with the hoar>c murnur OF the wnl pissed around TIE
climber # IL ken hat her de9lins 81 wopl soon
take IT, eth rial sht Size ?pc rel he sei5e t. he
Of her dc tn and lay. she would her dins head
around AM glance up the with >he had many
bhhes 'ne hou ~ gael ellia>ty upon her per-
cered beam Of tranquility ily around her pil
nance. ard that eaee Of mind VII ca always aocorpn
delil5el f Chiistila; and which convinced me- that
She was ieconci ei exchange eolaG
happier ani brig cline A. me Apr acre
h neidan he's ah tecsEe shog hes heart thFabs
quicker souAd oi the mornins telis md
melted awy. camy e-isnei sui - an Awi~e AMI
benehcent God ".
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

10y virtue of two directed on tho Clicks ee~
- of the Marion 10
u indianapolis tie sept Io43,
between III prescribed az law. and profits
Tie follow described MsiOn county.
NE south II III -. !. .nd running %
Delaware ai-.
alley. ." place
- tin. j. f II No Eay = subdivision
% lot square Ne. as. "a The town of indianapolis.
Aud L. iie n b. said
III
1t
J,r-ph |. iar
Il IL LIZ Z 1 il,IrAn SLerr " c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
DIrD, On Thursday afternoon, l7ih inst, Mrs. AK,
wife of l. ii. RoLL aged 3d.

E.irlus IF Paaa3c.- Acco-ding nici,ion
made by ~. Arsgp the my OF Sciences on the
9th uit Ia, ben entered into by Ne>sr. b.
ring " Co. of London, with the puh New Gren-
adj, winch the Republic cede them
The lue required for tie projected canal across tie slh
mus f Panama, with 10000 Of land. Mes-r-.
Barn IL Co had, sid, the st instance. II xrd
The amount 4 toll Tor tie Of the canal The
prce of Is per Int thy have redu ell to
france. The work. upon which ton I, 5000 men a,e
20 be engaged is 10 he completed in Ave years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Ours IxpIcSAxr-The Cincinnati Chronicle in al
iuding To the disasters of whisgcry Indiana and Ken
lucky, breaks out quite Indignantly thus
'ln these two States the Wings have been beaten and
disgraced heyond all Paliation'
We suppose not worse "digraced than the same breed
OF politicians OH, last by their
sbsquatdat'on. We prores, against such language
being used against portion Of the people our sister
States. 1t sounds much ike the ana,he,nas of the
wings IN other states against the wings of Ono last
Such language IN the moment OF chsgn aud def IT,
very unbeeoming moral and religious PeopIe.-Osio
Saies7sGn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
-" simple rIiii
Thai lightly draw, H. breath.
An f.psi~ y. life "a every limb,
:

But lei n the par NJ Of The child whose ain noS
mourn, refuse corsoaii lie du'ifu airc
ate son IN whom many bright hopes Of future useful
ness AMI honor were justly INDUCED la his pure and
blamele>s life they have much them that
thci loss mus &c Is .tesnl Snitlt he has deed
changed nth for Heaven. Let them be assured that friend
y mpa HES will ensh en- The gloom aecd
broken unity OF the household anl th si,us aicc-
which they have ,n- AID cssully
will surely stay their sou in tbs peJl Of deep a t,a
pointa, them TO the true Source Of Conolaon enabling
humby confess 5htools at thu, Lord aal
true Is thy jud sneu, Com.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

lie VIII attend, in MS oSce. In nnkln,
the -
crnisr rfn~ L. i-trts nlsnsed
us- sud pad q, the dan of Drcemist
nitk tire duty al, ,alrcir pro,e
iri the together nj penalty i've SID
The q
PngEI under Aud iufh,r pad 81
collected aforesaid. ,f
requirement, ol
VII be- eniac.d
p-r~,n fd uoe rccrigs
yir, pay the money, -t'r Tecrlk
Star and County WILL A. q. JONES,
rankin .9r - Cunt.
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The iners have thu peasg,s n sf.nr Tbs, the institute
high nd %
gratifying
nre>'n-. by the ssrs, e TIE The pan the
ilf aud the Imce ckrruf refer the gentlemen ard isds.
afrnctH-
IT 'a mental aud pr ladies - vel
IRA n-i pa tls institute. oif-r TIE Jnhsn.
The airy and pleasant sin-sss TT
and
petent teat hers:
Miss Mssf Js~E AVrEII- Prime
N~~ Hsartrr ~. Axrrl-
As~s n Coos. H-~TSHai-
The bnne> i insr embrace sch usgi, ansi
IN the t fen Institutions including stds'rn The elementary
rancrs, shri c, 1rr. %snrd, Msi Henisl PHILOSOPHY,
Chemistry. Btsny, Aruny and Natural thcosy ant
f'ett'~ y 's"rs = log Rhetoric and ns.-l4,n-
French
Av~c the P.np o., Ar Chafies 1cecaer.
Vocal Musc by Nr J.. nruc-.
TdE TRIMS
Are ~ hcre'foTe heng lw similar fnsrnf
West Accrrfng the ns
Pupils gr.r.sS;
Diploma - those who conpsie rrs uliI c,rlIs~.
J..Es ~. Raw. S---fzrr. JAMES BLAKE. rresi<zf
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