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Excess Of resources. -. $5o, 90


The marine assurances the Western Lakes great
source Of revenue to many offices in this city, and also to
many located in the cities Of the West The condition Of
the above company is the best evidence of the Of
the business the sudden and gales
that so often visit these waters.
The banks of New Orleans are anxious to withdraw
their branches from the country The Union and Citi
zens have petoned the Legislature for the powerto do
The stockholders Of the Union Bank of New Orleans
at meeting held the 3st ult. recommended that the
operations of the bank be confined to rigid liquidation
OF its affairs The State stands indebted to this bank 81
100 900 for bonds and interest To obtain payment for
this to be available the stockholders presented
the following petition to the Legislature
Your memoriass Of opinion that the bonds of the
State payable in een years. bearing the rate Of in
erest az is fixed by law due provision being made
for the punctua payment Of the interest and principal by
the bonds due in November next and your memoriasts
therefore respectfully pray that bonds be given to them
accordingly, in exchange for those held by this
bank, and the interest due them and that sinking
fund he established for the ultimate payment will be aec
ted without any Inconvenience to the Treasury Of the
State.
"By the arrangement proposed, your honorable body
will perceive that while it insures the Of
600 Of the bonds Of the State falling due in November il
ao settles in such manner as to relieve the State from
due the Union Bank making together nearly three mil
lions of dollars of Liabilities of the State paid and provi
ed for by the measure proposed Your mem0raiss beg
leave however to add that this il not the only advantage
that will result to the State from this arrangement
will also enable tina bank by udcious administration
its affairs. and the gradual collection Of the large amount
due it. pay at maturity the remaining 900 bonds
of the State issued to this bank"
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Died,

On Monday 18th inst of consumption, in the alst year
Dukedom Of Slesvie Kingdom Of Denmark.
o. of o. F. and the order in general also his friends and
acquaintances respectfully invited to pay their last
tribute OF respect to their deceased brother Wenes
day the ith inst at o'clock PM from his late residence
a6S William street, ct
On Sunday, 18th inst Mrs. MARY ANN, wife of Joseph
Weaver, in the 30h year Of her age
The friends and acquantances Of the family and those
Of her son, Morris d. Weaver and the New York Pilots
in general respectfully invited to attend her funeral
this afternoon o'clock from her late residence No 90
Monroe street.
On Sunday, at Brooklyn Mr.. CHRISTIAN II. KAUFMAN,
aged ~ years He native Of and educated in Ger
many lie was for many years merchant in London
and subsequently in the city of New York.
The funeral Of the deceased will take place tomorrow,
4h inst from his late residence in Court street. opposite
Warren street, in South Brooklyn The friends and
quainances OF the family respectfully invited to at
tend.
On Monday morning. 18th inst after short illness, Ro.
H. TODD in the 47th year Of his age for many years
in the employ Of the New York Gas Light Company.
His relatives and friends the National Lodge No 30 o.
Of O. F. and the second Company Of National Guards
respectfully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
at 81 o'clock from his late residence l26 Orange street.
On Monday, 18th inst Mrs. REBEccA HENDRICKS, aged
81 widow of the late Uriah Hendricks Esq of this city
and daughter of the late Aaron Lopez Esq Of Newport
Rhode Island
The relatives and friends of the deceased are respectful
y invedto attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon
o'clock precisely, from 81 Mercer street.
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Cleared.
Ship Hannah Sprague. Pearce. Havana, Atkins X CO.
Barqucs Texidor Clark Cuaysma De crest Cot Alex.
ander (Fr) Hubert Norfolk, BOYD Hincken-Brg Wash.
ipgton. Stevens, New Orleans Elwel CoSchs Council.
Bske st Jgo de Cuba Lewis; Vrsp.r Smith, st Johns
Pr. John Eiwel Co; John Kendall Robinson. Trinidad de
Cuba by the Ann, Latourete Petersburg Va James
Hunter.
Arrived,
Packet ship Headrk Hudson Morgan from London jan 7,
and Portsmouth l3th with mdse, TO John Griswnid
Ship st. Peersburg Howard (of Boston) from Liverpool.
Dec with mdse and III Storage passengers, to master 9Th
u Robert Dodd native of New York. fell from the
ward and drowned Tbs st has very
weather. reeied opsails 63 times during the
Ship Henry Thompson Sylvester from Niaseiles, Dec Q.
passed 0ibraltar 18th. with mds., TO Saml Broom.
Ship Natt Hooper Churchill GO Gays from Newport, w.
Ship H.bamian, Lane from Mobile Jan. 10. with cotton,
age and has been 20 days North Of Cape Hasrs Was
Ship Sterling, Saunders II days from Savannah with
to mastr. Has been IL days North Of Ha,teras.
Ship Sutton Galloway 10 days from Charleston, with
ton to Geo Sutton Has been II DAYS North Of Hatterss
encounted succession Of heavy gales the whole passage
Shp Catharine Berry, IL days from Charleston with
10 Geo Sutton. -
ship Chars Low. ~ days from Charleston, with cotton
MISTER. -
BaIque Rothschid Lawry. from Ma,nzas, Jan 81, with
moiasss, &c. John Taylor Left Caailda, Chapman for
NYo d. Plato Holmes, Philadelphia. Hbernia, saw
yer; Stag Pearson; Sarah, Foster; Ottawa McNear Mary
Brouqhton Chase; Declaration Adams and shannon waiting
cargo; Ann Eliza dsgand Others before reported Canton,
Packard, for Gibraltar, sid ais.
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Domestic Importations.

NV OnLrASsIBIig EdinharEh,sis HhIs p rk Dawes s.
Casey239 DO 9bb AZ kegs II h do lard So hhds hams Lee
land-5A bbls flour Wang. Gregory K COG do moasses
Smith.
MoB,LK-Shp Alabamiau-s hhds sugar u bales cotton
tsoodhue co-4o Hur but co-3l Collomb Iselin.
i69 Burr,tt Johnson-239 Grenway. Henry Smith-l0i
Wisner K Gsle-95 H0lbrook, Nelson 4
MoBLE-Barque Eliza-43i bales cotton q Ceveand-l9
Hogan-0 Ghoa--43 Huter-2aJ Meyer.
APALAcHIcoLA-Brg Fori1a-2O bales cotton Post Phil.
lips278 Center coils Giant BaIton-I3 q Booh-s3
Mills .on $50 sticks cedar Spies Co.'S bales
cotton bxs TO order
CEDAR KEY-Brg " q Bourre-333 bales cotton Mel Coe
< Auderson-20 q Collins-l6 Brook Il Swain.
SAvANNAH-Ship Serling-329 bales cotton Bogar Knee
laud-300 Ogden-23i Barsow Pope-t Wood-12 SpOf-
ford & Ti!eston-io II Brgham-l6J Wcod-o + Hu,ter
10 II Graves.
CHARLhsroN-Shp Cahsrne-3i s bales cotton sprague
Robiuson-258 Smith 4 Ms--258 De leyser Whitmarsh-
10 X Smith-77 tcs rice Gray Crosby-23 do w *
Wadsworhi2 bales yam Holbrook NelsonlgO do cotton
order.
sCHARLgsToN-Ship Suon-60 cks rice S'& Post-I hx
dss Lyons-il0 bales cotton HayesI70 DE Peyster
Whitmarsh-232 Smith Mis-5O empty bbls q Robinson
IS w Mcknight cks wire J + O'Niel.
CHARLEsroN-Ship Charesl2 bales Sprague Rob
iuson co--iG3 Smith Ms-l82 L Farish-si2l bales to
order
CHARLEsroN-Brg Josephne-l75 ties rice Victor x Duck.
witz-8 bales cotton X J. Maand-l75 Smith Mills-30
Spague Robinson co.'s rvn-i35 Renard co-39 Bar
Pops.
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CorToN-The news per Europe from Liverpool has had
beneficial effect on market and has increased some
what the preenton Of holders The sales amounted
erday to 5000 bales generally at the current prices OF
Saturday, and in instances at advance oil &c. we
that fewer Coons ON the market for sale
to-day or the operations would have been larger There
Is more cotton offering for shipment, but as ship owners
gagged The New Orleans Cotton market Of 3ist UT was
very inactive In consequence of the dizziness OF the
market, prices had decidedly downward tendency, and
sales Of any importance could be effected without sub
hitting to material decline.
REAL EsrArE-The following sales were made at the
Merchants Exchange, by Anthony Bleecker Co,l2th
Feb lS44:-
Leasehold No. Howard street, two story brick
house and long building in the rear lot, 25l
by ITO feet, ground rent $3.50 ........... si,7OO
Two story frame house ~ Roosevelt street, lot
a5I by 10 feet. ..................... 1900
Sr> By f.. Ii. Ludlow & Co.
One lot south side Of 37th street, between the
9th and 10th avenues. -. . .............. S435
Four lots do do do. :. ......... $40
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Foreign fnaportations,

LoSp9S-ship Hrntrick Hudson-io ca:es Stone Swan s
y Bsfs5%s SS' liner ,sssa g.
$ Hnd;
preoheuer 30 S1s TN p,is S case: nns Mn,urn
$arsis Chez: Msf,SooiI ss.;; y,s,os
es.s. Smith % III G0Ssh
.s nail; si;s ;
;.sf.S F:,FsSSy %e:; Eis -
WILSON, B.own-is case. cokeal sack. SEEDS bates
es aG: 3s s
srIa Ew Gamar~a ca.ts Young, smith Z c:-l Chester.
G:;ain sss. S,ssi: S.y Sis!
q, FS, Fsi
sooE: RsF SS,S M core sl:;
f., y,:s.J T.; iii sT
MAssEILLEs~s Henry Thompson casks maader 10
p.1 DO do do 50 s
do io; s baskets olive t S %d'e
ThSmpson- DO Mason Thomn en-o bale. md.e q q.
EPoIiiz~- pkg. orange dow'i water i
Ward co eks md' m B;seia kooP sG bale,
SpartTsn Tuscv-so do blankets LoubatI DO msdde.
s.fS4 20
DO
\ Fielder Do sponge ysIdsri. 90 tatr
Sr q EG SaS be. 1911 hhd'
rSnT ssS' s9 ss m
AsrioYASBrs Ranger IS ties palm oil 1901 hide. IA ton,
Aymar cole, 600 oranges to master.
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Inc new crop OF cotton may eventually prove more
abundant than our present advices will warrant in
uc'pang There are so many contingencies connected
with the opening Of any Market that may be years
before the demand for consumption Of manufactured
tons will exceed the present ability supply The rami-
hcations of trade huctuang that spectators in
cotton should not be governed by and effect but by
the condition Of things he finds them. Many will
make fortunes by the cotton but those that
come in at the eleventh hour will be the victims.
The monthly report from the Auditor Of Ohio of the
banks of that State has not made its appearance
low give the statements Of two banks in anticipation
Of that report -
CLIsros BANK OF COLUMBUS.
s; sss;si' 49, 80 bs"o. 1851 sSS'
r, BASKor woO'rrR. ~,
Loans and dis Circulation. $3.50 g! sas s
Specie. isi7s3 1888
These do not show much variation from the
previous report The Bank Wooster has applied to the
Legislature of Ohio for extension their charter but
the prospect is that the petition will not be granted
The Michigan Insurance Company Of Detroit in their
report the Legislature the State make the following
statement oftheir condition on the of January 1874
Cash items including Treasury Notes. NY.
and N. f.. Bank Notes. State Treasury notes,
&c. ........ ........ Sl93. 80? 0O
Amount in deposite with banks and bankers,
principally in New York, Albany and Buff
falo the whole OF which can be drawn fort
sight ........... ............. l07, 5S7 40
Domestic bills Of exchange. 1896 n
Bills discounted (of this sum 81, 1876 81 is due
from stockholders and drectors) .... 42,O79 %
Due from disbursirg officers, Sc. ......... 29l7 "a
Advance to army contractors. ......... 4,736 sc
Stocks ....................... ....."... 400 OF
Real estate ............. 2,376 IS
Lean upon State scrip. -. ............. 5000 0G
Total resources. . .......... $37s,sa5 q
Liabilities.
Balance due for deposites. -. .$245,6s6 66
- $s2s,ss6 sc
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[F'rom the New Orleans Picavune

WHAT CAN BE MORE FAIR 2-lfthere Is strong
way OF recommending article, it il to refuse take pay
for it, unless fully equals in its effects its recommenda
lions. These are the terms which Connels Magical
othouands of boxes sold not one has ever return
cd to ask his moneyan extraordinary fact before
known in the history Of any medicine will cure the
Burns, Scads. Chblans, Frosted parts Piles either
blind or beeding) Sore Nipples, Erysepeas, scroiuia
Salt Rheum Kings Evil Sore Eyes and Lids Scaly Erup
tons, Cuts, Sores and Infammatonof all kinds II costs
nothing unless cures II will be given to the poor at 81
Cotandt street Also, Comstocks Extract Of sarsapa
rilaprice so cents per bottle, per dozen also
. North 9Th street, Philadelphia.
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The banks of Pennsy vania have for many years pos
sessed bad reputation. Their circulation out Of the
State is very limited, the notes looked upon with
suspicion. The last Of the Philadelphia banks
show great in the amount Of private depositcs
which lave nearly doubled The specie hand, and
the have while the loans and dis
counts tave fallen of. The circulation amounts to but
little mo- e than onehaf the value of the specie The post
notes of the United States Bank hand still valued
at a very high point.
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WILLIAM Il. JENNINGS ~ CO.,
DRAPERS AND IAILORS,

AMERICAN HOTEL. OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN.)
2OLlC!f attention to an invoice Vt NEW GOODS re-
~ ceived last steamer, direct from agent London
e9s':tcg Of Cloths C.%sres y.risss styles splss
with large asomen Of rich Silk and Satin cars Cravats
Hsndkerchiefs, Gloves Suspenders, DressngrObes &C.
facility we shall b able to supply them at early date with
the reputation Of the bishment for the moderate prices
which have elected liberal patronage since the adoption Of
the ready SYSTEM by which enabled furnish
garments Z. from = 70 % Per cent les. than fomsriyms
requiring articles for immediate the addition 20
stock Of assortment of first quality READY MADE GAR
MENTS including Suouts, Cloaks Dress and Frock Coats
PantalOons and Vests, &c. ja28 lmsec
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioueef.
(Sfsre No. 50 s4nn sfreef.
TUESDAY


- Aeio. o'clock in the sales room =,
Most extensive aod valuable assortment oil fresh scasonaDe
fancy and staple dIy goods . -
Also quantity Of Wext OF England broadcoths,
sifperes, vestirgs
Also clothing pawnbrokers articles wafche9 jewery, &c
Also large and valuable invoice Of cloths and cassmeres
nor received by the Oxford and other goods which
will be described at sale.
WEDNESDAY,,
AT l0L ociocs in the Sales Room.
An unusually and valuable OF lent
second hand and furniture Of all worthy the
attention OF housekeepers and Others
Also, az ocock the splendid specimen all alive, OF New
foundland dog, of the breed ard largest size
THURSDAY,
At 10 o'clock, at the auction room.
Male OF faintr works of OIL forte organ
ties furniture. cut glass; plated fancy and dry goods
Sc, SC
Aiio by order Of by catalogue. the following
ces OF valuable cabinet furniture sofas &c all OF the first
manutac ure Of the city IS plain sof SUPERIOR
splendid do; do sofa bed; plan do rocking chaivs pair
otomans superb book marble bureaus;
superb Feach bedsiead dozen mahogany chairs hair stuffed
-snd various other articles
upper sales room.
Also, one SPLENDID piano ferte
NB5Evey facility win be afforded for the DISPOSAL Of
merchandise OF all descriptions Business will be carried
busne.a like Sales will be regular and
prompt this establishment under the charge solely of
THOMAS BELL. 81 Anu street
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Passengers Arrived.

LoNpoN.Packet ship Hend.ck Hudson-sias w Tohey,
lady. children and Edmund Jones' Henry Willis
los Phillips, John Taylor Henrietta Taylor and VIM White.
London; Geo Western NJ and lady England; Jos Podbiel
in the seeraoe.
l. Black.
CHARLEsroN-sh;p Sutton-J A Bosart, w Chambers
w Hussy. Rev II Alger.
CHARLysToN.Brig Josephne-Nr Smith.
CEDAR KEy-Brig " q B0une-Mr Clark and lady
BARAcoA-Schr Pacfc-J Landsay.
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0U- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.-The
Tonic Mixture prepared by the College of Medicine and
Pharmacy Of the city of New York, is confidently
recommended and prescribed by the first medical prac
TONERS ofthe city for all debility produced either
by secret indulgence of any kind detrimental
to the constitution 1t is an invaluable remedy for impo-
tence serilty or barrenness unless depending mali
plants arising from debtated state of the constitution
Sold in single bottles 81 each Of half dozen IS
carefully packed and sent to all parts ofthe Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms OF the College 95 Nassau
street. VS. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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STRANGERS BEWARE

TN this age OF Quackery and Humbug Is most mportant to
l. choose an experienced Physician. DIR. j. EVANS, has
removed his Old Gaens Head Dispensay to No 2ss Pear.
srct Of Beekman street. where he continues his
of all delicate diseases matter how com
pcated apprsex the liens and that there
Dr. Evans in old stand aud that he has connection
Whatever with any other office His charges moderated his
consultations strictly private
N B-Ob,eve the number; mistakes often dang
28s Pearl street.
Medicines and directions sent to any part of the Union
by stating the and enclosing five dol lars
fin hero
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New York Cattle Market.

Fee. l2-At Market 500 Beef cattle, 90 Cows and
Calves, and 1900 Sheep.
Prices Beef Cattle.-A good demand throughout the
week. and although the cattle ordinary prices
fully sustained. We quote 81 so s., and So so a &c.
with extra at So 25 So So 200 Sold and "a taken
for Bermuda
Cows and Calves-No change in prices
Sheep-We quote as before, 81 Is So for ordinary and
81 SD for few extra.
Hay.-A large supply at 69I 75c per cwt
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V A l. e N II N + S.
A FfsSf ~ ATsIvTn 4

n r ~ IIOIV IIOVERS GLII!
WE hereby asroint THOMAS w, STRONG ss Nassau
w street, sole for the sale of genut e.
falling, heart rejoicing love ses ycept Valentines Having
specdid perfect aud
much superior TO hitherto o to the notice Of the love
therefore, purchase and be happy lie has Valentine Letter
Writer'S ComicL Valentines ENVELOPES &c Don't forget
the numser SO Nassau street, the loss W II be
by order Of the Couvt Of Iivmen
rs % issec CUPID Secretary.
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NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY

FOR SALE At AUCT ION.
~ r THE MANsIo 1 HOUSE AND GROUNDS or;
yI:S4W BRIGHTON HOUSES. at New Brighton, Staten
Elaad, will be precautionary sold public auction
Merchsnts' Exchange. b. HALLIDAY * JENKINS on
vously disposed Of at private sale
The Mansion House cf the splendid establish
in the United STATES The building sand, in the
centre Of four five As enclosed
syr end com nodious; the main walls built Of be- the
whole surrounded by all finished
The site cannot he suipaved IL mands view Of the
whole oftEe by Of New York. extending up the North
asst Rivers New York. Brooklyn, The Long Island ShsIe
through the Mar the Ocean and ronion Of
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses ae both extensive build
ngs Pleasantly situated reary opposite Steamboat
Landing and well calculated for large boarding houses he
tells
For diigram and further particulars. :np.y to
III. CURTISS,
fl3toNiG6~ec 40 Wall street
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W. s RICHARDSON, Agent.

g-" LIES BUT A WALKING SHADOW" said
SHAKSPEAREIf, then existence Is frail and uncer-
tan how necessary is guard and fortty it with the
elements of health In peace prepare for war;" is the
motto Of the statesman. n health prepare 1.-THE body
resist the attacks Of disease should be the motto Of every
wise and prudent man and woman How is this prepare
ton to be made We answer, by the of medicine
which will give to the stomach healthy Tone Call at
1916 Fulton street. and buy box of Peters Pills
and they do not make feel if had been reborn
and new spirit of life and activity introduced into
every fibre Of your Frame they will not upon your
system they did upon that the writer Of this article
prnHpa ONCE aS Fulton street AgentsnA; Jordan
Philadelphia Dexter, Albany.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

hMN DEM Elm y.
CHATHAM THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
CONDUCTED BY Il. ROCKWELL 4 o. r. STONE.
THIS f EvnsTSdY I on OF LEVI NORTH
MOTH Z Il fs ssnsS Ace e e'.n'a''
d II: ss Cord.
'rnlrE Is 8: :s S$s 'ss s;1
Warriors Of Eirman.
MIrCHELL's OLYMPIC THnATaE.
THIS EVENING. Febraaly is-Ths performances. w.u
aerv.i.s Grsnadot. Gss.n Amilis. Mrs rimu
eoMs9H$xssiI1E:' IsSDolsss ": u.,,,,,
THE sAvA e se %sD T Flif MAIDEN,
NJ N NJ M Moissa
TRYONs INDEPENDENT AMERICAN
CIRCUS.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATRE.
Bo1es % cents; PIT l2k cents
so%nsas' With e Es!:: sfs ':s Hs::: wi"
Dances: Fsats sa The Slack and Tshi Rope &C. '''''
srRIrE Of f. & # if!l? sfrV y e SHOWER
LuBlNG i ANU %N SN'iEsrTE
AMERICAN mUUEUm
,vf ANp DA PE En- EyESIAd TEA EAIk srx
ii; ssSi;i' =
whom the has FOR week longer
''"''''''' N"' MRs WESTERN
Also, the renowned com.tisn
GREAT WESTERN;
S.GNCR FRANCISCO.
Who app ~ the eesbrsted hness advertisements.
i ss f Bsd is sss.r and LA
PEKITE CERITO the aamised panssu.r.
Comic Ohio. entitled the LOAN OF A LOVER nv
Frs.
Yankee Courship, by Mrs. and Mr. w ESTERN.
The GlPSEY QUEEN. the surprising Fortune Teller
he bp .lfpdaf all
Fast PRESENT and1 Future Events.
Performances evening ia O'clock and Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 3 o'clock.
Tickets Is eentsehldren under years 2K Tween
tv-hve cents extra for consultations with Gpse
Queen. "a
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n3- RECORDS PARISIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX
TURE for the radical cure of primary secondary sy
phils This powerful alternative has entirely taken the
ers is composed of the most strengthening and purify
ing vegetable medicines. and always gives additional
Hrcngth to the constitution while curing the disease
suffering from vencreal faint in their system or
mercural disease should this powerful Alternative
without delay, Sold in single bottles 81 eachn cases
oha Dozen $5 carefully packed and sent to all parts
of the Union Office of the College Of Medicine and Phar.
macy, 90 Nassau street.
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90 ORIENTAL WATER OF GOLD-A new and
delightful perfume for removing Tan Freckes, Pimples
Erpions, &C., and will render the skin soft and white
This fashionable article for the toilet il preeminenty
Identifying Lotion at 81 Courtlandt st. Also splendid
article of Cologne Water; large quart bottles price 50
cents
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90 PROFESSOR VELrEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Tor the permanent cure Of Gonorohea Gleet and all
ocupuruient discharges from the urethra No medicine
ever offered to the public exercises such powerful
on the bladder and urinary organs those valuable vege
table pills. They the fruits Of twenty-five year,
perence oil Professor Velpeau at the Hospital of LIE
Charlie, in Paris, and confidently recommended by
him as the only preparation that has proved successful in
every case They were introduced into this country two
years ago, by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
during which time more than ten thousand boxes have
been sold and the College defes single instance Of
failure u be shown. Sold in boxes 81 EACH at the Office
Of the College, 95 Nassau street.
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MONEY MARK ET.
Monday, Feb. 1910 p. M.

Stocks have realized reaction Prices to-day exhibit
an upward tendency. Ohio SIS improved per cent; Ken
lucky q Illinois Il Pennsylvania SIS Ii Norwich 81 Har
lem The others in the list show frmness, and
closed at previous prices The sales rather larger
than usual Stocks at the board closed at better p
ces than at the old better feeling prevails throughout
the street. and money abundant than it has been
for some little time past We hear Of large loans de.
mand at five per cent
Every day Develops some new and important move
mept in the cotton market The future is looked forward
10 with great deal Of anxiety and hope The result
ponds upon many contingencies that the whole fabric
built by SPECTATORS may fall to the ground before
period anticipated The peculiar state Of prices is a sub
ject Of great Importance.
Prices CorToN LIVERPOOL, JANUARY 18th, ls43