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Second Board.
New stock Exchange.
State or Trade.

There ia very little doing in anything but Cotton which
is quite active.
AsHEs-Pos still continue dull at 81 62}. Pearls we
quote at S. 81 l2l. Small lots occasionally chang
hands at these quotations
CoIToN.-The news per Republic, which arrived at
Boston, being Of healthy character gave rmness to the
unsettled tone of our market Early in the day the ship
Roscius was reported below. This gave impetus at
to transactions and some large lists changed hands at
improved prices Total sales of the day ascerained
parties decline giving their reports amount
ascertained up to 81 p. NJ, was 5000 bales.
BREApsrUFrs-The news from gland by the Republic
has produced frmness in this market Genesee -four is
held at 81 ST. and sales Of Illinois Wheat have been
made at 81 O4 bushe
WHYxEyDrudge is still held at 23c and barrel at 2a|c.
REAL EsTArE-Sales at the Merchants Exchange, Sth
February, 1884, by Anthony J. Blocker & Co.
The brick store No. 1875 Water street. between Burlng
slip and Fulton street. and lot 10 feet in front by 4!
feet and 81 feet on sides in depth. SIG OOG
Brick store No. 1877 Water street adjoining the
above, and lot 20 feet in front by ~ feet 9 in
depth. ::...:... ....."... 1000
Brick dwelling house No. ll9 Mercer street, "a
feet from the corner Of Prince street, and lot
25 feet by 100 feet ......., $500
Brick dwelling house No. 81 Washington
Square, between the Sta avenue and Macdo,i.
gal street, the lot u feet by 1874 feet, held ON
lease from Mr.. Rogers for 10 years, renewable,
the ground rent $245 per annum ........ l4,400
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Foreign ImportatIons.

Qaehec-leos pieces sail cloth gging
fs srs' CO. si.
19 Gl Mn MaIag co.'s Phelps. Dodge
Sn's' fSss 6.
fs Iss ga GsE VII
SS SSws B. Mis Icy Joy n.s;
's'1;:s; M;i bis:i
Si Tsa
Thomp:9n-. Norton LawIence5 T A Huntington 4 G,
Sss ho. s%'ss FseS. sS esT
DiTs sss ssss CO
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pf.p PSSse ss. SG Srar pkg, ,v,. rnh,
G2'g5.,s i" sS sScHSA MR. s's%sy! iroihs1-s
aSrsT1' St;o"@ slsoet"7 Msanus Jon:arya
hssshs sonl R sSss Ba,;s
L1thogI ri,ceS Adamsm Maine cpta Loop
cann Mes eS ss Sor TsG1 eH Ms, .oS
lila Harry N.Sns sos sE H RsDei$S Bird
r.I Las edsh aoSv Ss
siss %i
5asi:aas HfsSSssi H $s.
ss GY d asss. cas i:s1s
ionda9 Rsyned.-2 Ha' ,hi.Gai9 ii.li. Bother.
fsss. ieos Fiji MHsIr TsG
mani ia Nsweoud Hsll, rro,h,n-a Smith, Ihurpa,
sh.Idon Plei,. col Red 4 TyoI-o Morrcil, Wood 4
H.a;;E s.s
,end-i G II Kellogg D Fry-i Sim, g c.-2 SMITH
Zion c,S. M A%% sssop gassel NJ
lsauerss N TaaIsv.sc B,sSisy-i Young smitiIIsgs
in TIMED Ms"d .asa il ""s-s JSn.,
!. fiort Hodges Me ewiih-5 Def.,s?, Peabody,
so~a Richards, Bs.sstt Ahorn-i Robinson AnbeI2
so9 ton. IRON 100 c,.-; md. 800 tons order
s' s:lr Ss' es1If f'Gsaa .s IS
yhGG sseT ESsa.Sn e's 's %.;; p
s9bsns- s;i Pc,as sos w,Ts!oa F,synghsm
HINT, wo.dwsId Comor-, l. B Coiist-c B IIonn an
Adsse sd S w soso s daIss;
eo-eo Grips col Leyis Coz G K $ Roossvslt-
sy Hsys S s ra'S sS.% spiSS fssGs
WnekeyS.A K t; STOKE, Gilbert es-gs W
eS.,Sp,-i Ar, Nsa,s1sg W liens6m@- " Psisa-
bWH wis MARI Leroy { Bro.hs!-i Pau ) Brother
tsS. Ai,sTSrSSm.so Ffe,g:, Dodge sss VIII
s9, coll Fsgsu,SnnlI2 lie ,dricks hers2a 4
Der Brothcs-a kab.r scoi Harvey 4 Slsgg-i7 smith.
Th9ver cob Inaliss n Scott } Cchsn- w lies.
bousk co-a Moron 4 lselam-o Austin rieer & CO.
&c o Gs c ga so Th +" Gpf MIN.
tursloo Io7ba 30 pots 2i9 crass 81 10 bses
| cisks to order.
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DEPARTED WIsrwlRD

Groceries, pounds .3i9s76 Hides pounds $50
$lO5a5 q.
ms railroad will in short time be materially injured
by the efforts made to attract fregh: down the canal
Havre dc Grace Merchandise coming over the Colum.
oan Railroad on sway from the west leaves the canal
ut Columbia, instead Of continuing down to Iavre de
Grace The encrprisng citizens of IIavre de Grace are
about removing the bar at the entrance of their harbor
mat now obstucts navigation, and contemplate building
line Of vessels to between their port New York and
Boston, on the Ericcsonpropcer principle the
rapid transportation produce to all parts of the Atlantic
coast BY perecng these arrangements great deal Of
the western produce that finds its way other
kets through Philadelphia the Columbian Railroad
will be diverted to the port Of Havre de Grace.
The official report Of the Girard Bank of Philadelphia
makes one Of the richest exposures have for
long time IL we except that made by the receiver of the
Commercial Bank in this city. The committee OF nves-
tigaon appointed by the stockholders, say that they do
not consider it within their legitimate province 10 put
value upon the assets" The debsoi the bank do not
coed Ss3sO0o, 100000 of which IN disputed The whole
amount Of debts due the bank on the 10th of jan 1874
81 o7ss9o for the security of which the assgnecs Of
the bank hold besides the responsibilities of the sgncrs
and endorers collateral stocks than two dozen
worthless corporated companies. which were doubtless
valued at several millions, but which no, actually
worth at this moment than ten per cent ofher first
cost for the responsibility Of the sgners endorsers
II is not worth rush. Among the assets we nscc bonds
ofthc North American Trust Company, for S4l5OOO
fcates Of debt Of the assignees Of the Commercial Rail
road Bank vicksburg 100000; yicksburg Bank stock
Planters Bank stock Texas bonds and host Of others Of
similar sort All the real estate the bank owns is
'ued ct S6adol. The report Of the Commercial Bank OF
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Passengers Arrived.

LivgRrooL--Shp Ilottnguer-Rev DR. Burns ID ID Paisley,
Mr. and Mrs Pedde and family Montre Mr. and Mrs
Gasgcw Mr. Jamos Hoadley. New York; Mr. Ezra Parker
Sheffield
LlyxETooI1ship l.oscus-J Iarlettle. Of London, Elk
York and 81 IN The stserage.
H.MrrGMc-Shp IIow.rd-Mr Ram, ED olvsr-C A Ad-
CT.TLEsroS,Bsis Tybee-NIrs Herbert and family. Mrs
Brusl,ber and Mr. Segar
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Sales OF stocks nj Ph,IoaeInh,.

FIRST BOARD, Feb $50 shares Girard Bank II "a do
Tennessee Bonds LIST July s4 1868 shares Grard Bank
= $1,000 Lehigh 6s, lsi5, 80; $1,000 Lehigh Mortgage
Loan pa Si9o state SIS G5 80 shares Farmers and Me-
wilmington Us, 1895. 79l; All shs Girard Bank7
SECOND Board, Feb. 7-32 shares Wilmington Railroad
ios: Voc 40 do l6s 10 Memphis Bank 49, $4,000 State
Ss 65A $500 Old County 1860 "a; 800 shares Girar
bank SOL 80 do do bSf II; l62 Wilmington Railroad
SOo plttsburg 6per cent 1851 100; $1,000 State SIS
Dol $500 do 653 5000 Wilmington 6s 1853, rs; $1,000
Schuylkill Navigation 5's, 1885, rs.
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n m use m ents.

LEVI NonTIr-This most extraordinary genius,
who has been denominated the champion of the
circle has by the very liberal offers Of Messrs Rockwell
and Sone been induced to defer his final departure for
Europe for week and will make his first appearance
tonight at the Chatham circus. Ills principal attraction
has been the exceeding graceulness Of all his att
tudes whether horseback or in rantomme action lie
appears st in the grand changeabe act representing
Brigand The French Miliner and Bacchus and after.
wards in principal act in which he displays his great
agility with the silken cord and silver hoops Gossn and
his pupils and troupe Of twenty will asonish with new
eas;and ramtahklin turning his famous double somer-
get Six beautiful ladies. among whom Mrs. Gossin
Mrs Cole Mrs Cullen and Mrs Aymar all appear togeth
er in Grand Enree. The tribe OF Africans will also do
their precst ON the occasion.
HE UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS of the Ameri-
can MUSEUM are drawing good houses despite the
un'avorabe weather and bad walking No place in the
ciy ~ no FULLY and ashionaby attended and
none aords 80 rich and diversified ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
convenience and recreation combined The saloon is
well warmed by stoves which have been erected there
and every other preparation made for the most perfect
JoymeRt Of vstor Look at the advertisement and bills
of the day, and you will be to CO.
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90. CONSTITUTIONAL pEanIa.x c1mrn rh

~ 90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-The
Pharmacy OF the city of New York rs now conadentIv
recommended and prescribed by the first medica nract;
TONERS OF the city for all Of debility produced
by secret indulgence OF any kind detrimental
to the constitution II is invaluable remedy for imno
tcnce, stery barrcnncss (unless depending on mai
forDation and will be found highly beneficial Il, ali com
plants arising from deblitaed state OF the Constitution
Sold IN single bottles 81 each; Of half dozen As
carefully packed and sent to all parts OF the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College 90 Nassau
street w =. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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The York Manufacturing Company of Saco, Me-. has
declared extra dividend of ten per cent few days
since reported dividend of six per cent made by
the Company The par value of the stock of this com.
pany is $1,000 and the present market value Sl9Oa 1929
dividend of. This Company has been engaged in the
manufacture of fancy stufFs.
The New Orleans Money market Of the doth instant
presented very nuctuatng state Sterling exchange
was very scarce, but the demand very limited The
speculation going extensively in cotton in that
market has created demand for money that cannot be
supplied by the banks. This may lead to shipments
quicker than anticipated at the North. Unless capital
can be obtained in this city to aid the spectators the
South, cotton must go forwards and its receipt in the
Liverpool market would alter the whole complexion Of
movements, and produce premature explosion here.
The spectators in this market therefore, should do all for
their southern friends possible to put of the crisis
little longer They must help each other to stand up
for the present. but like drunkards they will oil eventual
y tumble in heap together Every step taken in prices
every advance only hastens the crisis Those who
into the speculation last in danger of heavy
losses Those who take hold FIRST and sell the highest
prices and realise every pound in their possession
will OF course make fortunes but where there of
these lucky individuals there dozens dcuded beings
who stand in the breach and the brunt of the whole
movement.
The transportation Of produce the Columbia Railroad
into Philadelphia for the month of january 1884, shows
"A very cxten sive hus
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Died.

On Thursday the sth instant MARIANA, youngest child
of John and Jane f. Gray aged 10 months and IS days
On the 7th instant Mrs. f. C. GARRErr daughter Of the
late Doctor Ireland. aged 2Gyears.
Her friends and those of her family respectfully in
vted to attend her funeral from the residence of s. Tim.
Minis, No 6 Second street, this Friday) afternoon
four o'clock.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

FEB. Sat market $50 beef cattle. 1928 sheep and 2O
swine
PnIcEs-Beef CatteWe quote to correspond with last
week. adsW extra = 70 first uality "a % 81 90
SheepWe quote lots from $50 49, Wethers from
- so to 3 rs.
Swne-A small lot to pedde at Ale for Sows, and 5ic
for Barrows At retail from to 6I cents.
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ng- PROFESSOR vELrEAUs SPECIFIC PILLS.

o. PROFESSOR VELPEAUS SPECIFIC PILLS,
for the permanent Of GonorohDa, elect. and all
mocupuruent discharges from the urethra No medicine
offered TO the public, exercises such powerful effect
the bladder and urinary organs those valuable vege
table pills They the fruits OF twenty-five years
perience Of Professor Velpeau at the Hospital OF lie
Charlie, in Paris and confidently recommended by
bin as the only preparation that has proved successful in
every They introduced into this country two
years ago. by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
during which time than ten thousand boxes have
been sold and the College defes single instance of
failure 10 be shown. Sold in boxes 81 EACH at the Office
Of the College, 81 Nassau street.
VS.. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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TIGAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES.

IGAYLER'S UNION SALAMANDER SAFES
n J. GAYLEK. Inventor and Patentse. ls,5-SeveraI
". thousands Of GayeI Pan Fire Proof Book Safes or
all sizes from 400 to 10 600 lbs zach have been during
e,erve is contents when EXPOSED fire. Nearly
ed have been severely es,ei In the great 1885
aboat forty the district, aud WERE certin
Gates Affirm much exposed TO The Intensity Of that fire
they would have ben at that
NOT ONE INSTANCE Of f.iute has at any time
cured From long experience and tn effects pro.
duce by fire SAT- the has been enabled make
such improvements that he With full confidence
mend his Union Salamanca Book Safes beyond all doubt
proof against the action Of fire. FREE from dampn.ss
strong enough to sustain fall which they
be erpo,ed the burning of store They so con.
sac ed as to combine two perfect Iron Safes united with
the othe' such that the Safe ar
i-cd by heat which the outer be exposed
e,cS made Of and iron and the perfect
conducting substances and has aud each
secured by suitable lock An assortment of Gayle. Single
and Double Saamande Safes Also his Patent Double SAFES
and Safes oil all descriptions Of his mnucure for sale all
prices from SIS, by his agents this CITY, 80 Ely,
Fulton Gold A. X. M0en 229 Pearl
ste Plat street; r. X Backn. xio 30 Maiden lane and by
the Patentee. &. }. GAYLER, II Fulton street,
near Gold.
Iron Safes snece Chests, Iron Doors &c made order
line
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o. CONSUMPTION MAKES IT'S ADVANCE
with stealthy STEP and before the sufferer is aware has
gained such sure possession Of his victim that remedies
prove ofno avail slight cough the precursor of dan.
ger Let those who threatened with this fearful ma.
lady resort at once to Shemans Cough ozenges They
ton. They have saved thousands from an untimely
grave Beware Of procrasnation; il is the thief of time
and Will end in destruction If taken in time they will
restore to perfect health.
Dr. Shsrman's warehouse is LOG Nassau street. where
the genuine article always be obtained Agents 227
Hudson; 1873 Bowcry; II East Broadway; 1870 Fulton
street Brooklyn Ledger Buildings Philadelphia and
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Foreign Markets.

RIO DE JASEIRo, Dec. Cur stock Of Flour exceeds
S., 900 barrels Give months consumponA Further snip
plies the way and prospects for out
let for receipts The nominal quotations for Batimor,
are $4,000 to net 81 81 Last sales Of Richmond 1000 bar
rels, were at 10000, to net Sc 30.
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From the Philadelphia Chronicle. |

W OkFHAN ASYLUM.-Forty dollars shall be paid
10 the above named institution provided Connels Magical
Fam Exsctor willnot cure any Of burn scad II
immediately applied If the vital parts unnurcd Also
any person using the Extractor for the following named
money refunded viz :-Chblains Eryspeas Ertipti ions
salt kheum scroala Frosted Parts Chafe Chaps Sore
Leg, ies e,ner Dnd or bleedns) Tender Feet, Fever
sores sore Npp'es ana all outward ailngs &c, at
North Fhh street The same at u CortIandi st.
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SOUTHERN MAiL.--ln consequence of the south
ern mail not connecting with the Philadelphia train
last night, we have no intelligence south of Phila-
dephia.
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{ay- MISREPRESENTATION important TO- those who
have Rheumatism, Govt Contracted Cords or Muscles is
the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Lniment from North
Fifth street. which has been known to fail in sin.
gle to cure those complaints II has been used by
hundreds and in no instance has it failed Let
those afflicted try but once and they will be convinced
that what say OF it il true Same at II Corard st.
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TO TAILORS.

CTINEMETS' NEW AND COMPLETE system
FOR CUTTING every kind Of Fashionable Garment
ia ready for delivery. As the eput Of
thor fashionable cutter well known require
paper comment this system with confidence offered the
tradenot theoretical invention Tor speculation but
the most practical aud complete work published this
subject IL IL ths result OF and fahions
bic preceei New York and Psrs and will be found
every ituden with and certainty various
styles Of garments both in Europe and America
This be affected BY the changes FASH
ION and recommended 20 the profession standard work
forw arded to any part Of the United States.
Also complete sets Of Patterns Of the various styles Of gar
fit with and elegance. +, imsec
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ITALIAN SINGING, PIANO FORTE AND
FRENCH

Mr. ULLMANN. Pupil of Charles Clerny, continues to
WI teach singing and the Piano Forte this city and Brook
yn on noderas terms First tate reference. xveY to many
c,"n a. h, rs%smc 1s III % may ns s ssmea On app'-
Mr. u; who the author Of French Grammar the second
edition ol which the OF publication, teaches like
wise the French aud Italian Language which he during
his Music Lessons, IL wished Schools aud Colleges aeaded
f8 lmsJgb
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o. OIL OF TANNIN, FROM 81 CORTLANDT
street, will keep Boots, Shoes Carriage Tops Harness,
&C. water proof and double the Of all leather that it
Is used On One Trial Of this celebrated Oil i'll satisfy ALL
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o. RECORDS PARTsIAN ALTERNATIVE MIX.
TURE for the radical cure Of primary secondary Sy.
phis This powerful Alternative has entirely taken the
place Of mercury among the regular medical practition.
crs is composed of the and purify.
ing vegetable medicines and always gives additional
strength to the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venerea faint in their system
mercurla! disease should use this powerful alternative
without delay, Sold in single bottles 81 eachin cases
ofa Dozen So carefully packed and to all parts
OF the Union Office of the College Of Medicine and Phar.
macy, % Nassau street.
w. s RICHARDSON Az emit
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb 8pelow, Psnl + Jones, De Forest
ds fan Charleston The has e,pesnceda succession Of
weafsy gales during the and
far as long SO Weld. American Eagle, Symmes
Savannah
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,,.pnw BE n ,lYII; MooNEY. Aas..on;sri, !,

ARpw sERNyA HTFIE Mo2HsY Asse'M MOONEY
$ * i:ss,sr
s. ss ssss
lars ss,l.xus which ready aud the goods
" Wv '.oei " '"'e. :, " eS
situation By ;:pss..a young wom..
given by sppying s Grand the apc,hecary
w ton. N some s.essSis family 70 DO the general ho".s
monk Washing ironing 9, sooI"s and Pre- ras to make
be given Apply 27s Division street. frat fioof ~ itsec
NJ OTICE-An adjourned wsetlns of the stoekhodsr Of
on the 18th Of March next at IL o'clock H. on special
Extac from the Charter NE transfer Of said stock Of
shall be sser,d or entered on the books Of the Company
D' '''f' o. '"s N'.' SitDAH DoBsoN, SECRETARY.
THEM CARRIER PIGEONs-tor sale. a LOT of fresh i'm.
m :o s G HssG Io silver OF ao se
yellow aud white do Mgpss and Turbu,s OF all the known
Also quantity Of the far famed Antwerp Pssors so Justly
ass 10 am aax long, and re-
Call and see them. at % Reade street. :, ,o,
MASONIC BALL.
&C 1'; nd: Thursday Ey:Has February Is The
T;cHs. 81 Zach. nm be- obta Cd OF the Commits.
Brother Triqaet.S 90 Tillary street
:. aasysdo, ii YORK stree, National IIo,sl)
{" t HisffS%si I !. Esier h :sss'
:. Jones 81 Coenties slip, New York
~ Dezendorf, Fulton Market, New York
At the National Hotel Fulton street, Fourth Ward Hotel
1ss Mas; ; POSslyn and at the HcSsd House
THE ANNUAL EXCLUSIVE MILITARY BALL, 22d
sn ss os t a,ssS
ment; for the Grand Exclusive Military (iavtaton) Bali at
msr and all Others who can conveniently do
solicited 10 attend 10 2tis 'rrc
ITO DRY GOODS DEALERS-An eligible op ortunity-
o .se hc e,.e fixtures and good will Of retail and
s hs o%aer iT sons
out Of business Apply TO
~ lt.nc JOHN HEATH.
pACKET SHIP kOSCIUs. from Liverpool -Cons,gness
w oo Of sooa a Su M
five days will be sent to the public store. ID 5tec
TT s. CITY DESPATCH POST In consequence Of the
.aken iasure prompt distribution Of these annual to-
appointment by delay desirable that the names Of those to
whom thew are addressed. together with the number
Of the residence. the name of thu street, end the
suggested that the appropriate method be adopted
.siiss their Si.,iiSS,ioa They Ss obtained The w
FlSH fs' boz jS 81 IVY LoRER GRAHAM PM
Old SAINT PAUL's--Ths noble romance, which con.
tsns correct and vivid account Of the terrible plague
just been pnted in neat book form by the subscriber 1t
the on' book edition Published For sale all
oe'' osp''' r''e T. f. F. fe1 WILLIAMS Publisher
10 lw'Uc ~ Congress street, Boston.
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oQ-arHE STRUGGLE, thrilling tale of Texan inde-

10 5IIIE q thf11Ilhg Of Texan indie
pendence.
The ELDER KEAN IN CHARLESTON, q capital reminis.
cence OIL first appearance there
The GRUMnLER, capital English Romance, continued.
Travis IN THE EAsr-New extracts from Holthans
Wanderings.
Position OF THE PARriEs-An able editorial article
BESIGHTED REGIoN-A perfect use.up of the Alaba.
ma blackguard, T. g. Mcconnell, Member of Congress.
1oMx NEAI--A slight notice Of this Down Easter.
Affairs oil the Nation and the States COpious Foreign
Extracts and news by the last arrivals News of the week
and every thing that's interesting.
Reader the above capital articles will be found in
THE BROTHER JONATHAN
for Saturday. Feb TO- which may be had for only 81 cents
or ~ year in advance Duy it and get dollars worth
of amusement from It's ample pagas
J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann st.
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The ship Wales, lost last August in the China sea-
was insured in Wall street for $40 900.
The receipts Of specie at New Orleans on the 2sth Of
January amounted to $la9osmaking the total received
since September lst 49, 29s,lI5.
The receipts ofthe Western Railroad for
the fifth week in
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAs BELL. Auctloueer.
(Stsre No. 50 linn sfvesD


FRIDAY
At 1917 o'clock in the sales room -
Most extensive aod valuable assortment Of fresh scasonabe
fancy and staple day goods. - .
Also quantity Of super Wat Of England broadclohs
simeres, vestings
Also clothing rawnbrokers articles watche9 jewelry. &c.
Also large valuable invoice cloths and cassimeres
not received BY the Oxford other goods which
will be described at sale.
SATURDAY,
AZ loT oclocS Ia the Sales Room
Large safe o. valuable furniture, from famy removing &c
Also furniture in order teas aud groceries, table
and bed linen, and various other srt,c ,es.
and other lamps Hated ware, &c
Also, 10 fnilies, 100 superior pine apple ch@etes.
splendid Newfoundland dog OF The largest size aud rures
breed
N.B.Every facility will be afforded for the disposal Of
merchandise Of all descriptions business will be carried
busne:a like Sales will be regular aud
prompt this establishment uader the charge solely of
THOMAS BELL. Is Ann street.
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CHAkbEsToN-Drg Tybee-20 rice q Buiklsy-i0l bales
cotton Kenard co-I9 Shubae Huichins-i7O Sands Full
Yer K eo-l93 Fouk-2Oz Smith. Mills x co-5O hides M
Leppt-ls8 erces rice, order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE far famed and celebrated Fills from Portugal arc
perceive BE- obtained in this country. SEQ advertise
ment on the last column. fourth page.