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NJ PACKET sHIP OXFORD.-The Owners of h

03- PACKET SHIP OXFORD.-The owners Of this
noble and fast sailing ship after eapse several days
trouble, expense, and inconv now full pos
session of her having been released from the custody
the United States Marshal Friday last by their giving
bonds to the amount Of $27 800 being the amount Of the
appraised value of the ship and abide the issue Of trial
now pending. 1t would appear upon cursory view Of
the circumstances connected with this smuggling trans
action that effort has been left untried duplicate the
owners Of the Oxford and thereby pave the way
wards her final confscation by government. But
the treasury of the United States would benefit precious
little by the operation is not to be wondered at that
dvdual selishness which is the ruling passion of the
day, should predominant in eminent degree stimu.
late uncaled for oicousness and personal aggrandze
ment, at the expense of honor and integrity and due
regard to legitimate right Captain Rathbone who
mands the Oxford has for than the period oil twenty
eight years been in command Of ships sailing from
po during that time may with great proprety and
truth he averred that he incurred knowingly the
enmity of individual; and Notwithstanding the
length Of tine that he has been honoraby engaged in his
present vocation, yet his finances not in prosperous
condition his friends and particularly himself
would DESIRE having to meet the expenses consequent
upon the support Of large family well known that
all he s worth in this neither world is vested in the OK
ford. Surely then, must be selfevident to every
tional and thinking man. that circumstance could
be induced under any consideration to wink at the
conduct Of his mate, when the consequences which
would inevitably ensue would expose him utter des
titution forever. by deprvng him of that support and
those advantageous prospects, which could not otherwise
fail resulting to him from his interest in the ship
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THE SOUTHERN BALM,
A PLyASANT, SAT. ADD sffec,u,l remesy fcr COUGHS.
"A COLDS, HOARStNESS. con SJ,NPTi0N !. a N

n d All
os.I Al ctions &C the fhro't and lungs
Whea s th.t most of the ra,es Of tar,
mnat fatally hive had their origin IT, negeeted cods Il u
sonh'ns 10 w,tness the apathy dryed by those abo ing
under Them Although they be ra~diy
wedcst tends to guard the effects of sudden
OF tie weather. With bv che king the psrs
oceaiion: coughs COLDS &c. their admonirioos os
rcts from the s ut cold he is uiled into
ac security BY the vain hope that IL pe her
VIII remove all unpleasant symptom But 81 r from being
~movvd, N syms.ms Encrsly sggravstsd his debility
nce~es by incssn coughs neb sweSts At Ie 9Th
Tie looks sr.und him for that rsef which might ea,i
have been ob'si!'d e.rer p~od be- alas h. Is told
by his Jh,sic,an fhe,e Is hope for him To whom thea
must he Ok for adi The newspsp RS tenn with
Of rf i'bie remedies with .fs,mes f.e csrti6rsses
bur too otsea ,hout ecciv the slightest benefit
But il the Indeed. remedy Esason and sspci euce
lURABLE! We afhrm-eonhdenty sfsm--s remedy h .
ip o~G. a., one r'fs Gs' s yS 'gytS win sos
euts snd has Ter 9Th been uducsd from senss OF dr,y
place be the rubc fully satisfied that only youires
fair trial 10 establish for ls-g ton. To ali phv.
,cis-s heads OF fan lilies. and ohss would eanesty re-
commend uial OF IT, medicine safe pleasant and
eTc,cious remedy admirably saapted he removal Of
Invariably amords immediate relief in the ost
COUGHS. HOAhSENESS, wheszings, Pain Ia the brsst
PC aud eseu IN the most obstinate CON
frmed consumption vii, effect all that be ticusIiy
expected from any Que medicine.
sHECUr AND CO.
Exclusive ofhce for sale Of SouIhs'n Balm.
-. - 10, PIN Broadway, corner Of Reade street.
ARents-Dr kirst 1877 Can.l street. Avenue D. and
f20 I'm &c
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FOREIGN Markets.

HAvAsA Feb 5-The last sale of Rice was small car.
go, from your port at 9f rails There is still fair de-
msnd for Sugar o. 10 for superior assorted
browns n a; yellow rails; and for superior, 81
81 whites alone nomiRal at 81 rs! rails Molasscs in
active demand at ~ rails here, and at the out ports
90 down in the United States Coffee without change
Exchange on London 81 per cent prem Boston and New
York per cent dis, nominal
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Sales OF stocks In Philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD, Feb ly--$20OO State SIS, cash, 6sl
$4,000 do 5s ssh $4,000 do b b5f 6s $4,000 do 5s sb
6sa; shares Pennsylvania Bank 242 26a 0rard Bank
$4,000 Tennessee o. LIST SANITARY s6i $4,000 do 6s do
Al $4,000 Cincinnati Bonds. lOOo 81 shares Mechanics
Bank 25 $4,000 City 5s 1851 l04l $25 90 State SIS, Os
State 5s s5f 6sa IA shares Marine Insurance Company
s; so do Wilmington RR dsf l5A; Sl40o Wilmington
RR, 6's, 1855, 79k.
SECOND DoAko. Feb H. $4,000 State 5s 1885, semi-an II
II shares Marine Insurance Company, 1876 II do do do dc
s3 $500 State 5s, CIT; 25 shares New Orleans Cas-
Rail Road 6s 1856 794; $5O0O do do 6s 1885, Of 79I:
$54oo do do 6's, 1858, 76l; 90 shares Grard Bank,
cash, IA.
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Qy- THE CHINESE HAIR ERADIcAToR 10 war.
anted to remove supernuous hair from any part OF the
human face and not inurs the skin Before pure
try it, and will vanish and the skin he ls smooth
than before Apply 1t No. II Cortlandt street.
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This shows an increase OF capital oans and discounts
In the regular way and Of cash items and of deposits
while exhibits falling of in the loans and discounts to
directors and brokers' stocks and promissory notes. specie
bonds and mortgages and circulation The real estate
hand valued at about the the previous state
ment The losns and discounts stocks amount to
$Is696 o02 Including loans time and demand The
bulk Of this, say 059 45s time notes, with
stocks collateral security The direct loans to brokers
only amount to $264i044 The deposits have increased
81 $50 1885, This makes the deposit very large
proportion Of which is left in bank to engagements
daily maturing, in the shape loans and discounts held
by the same banks holding the deposits The profits
put down in the returns for November at 1884, and
10 the February returns at Os2a slight falling Off
This will enable the banks to declare per cent
nual dividend The regular lines Of loans and discounts
have increased little rising five million dollars The "a
cties afforded cotton spectators included in this
item, which swels 1t large per cent. The banks
Of Wall street have very profitable method of making
loans To secure heavy per cent without endangerng
themselves by taking usurious interest," they require
deposit Of half the Of the loan If an individual
obtains loan Of ten thousand dollars he Is required to
leave half it on deposit and pay the discount the
whole amount This Is of the expedens resorted to
selves meet their expenses and squeeze out re-
gular dividends. The bond and mortgage itcm not
yet show any sudden increase The movements in real
estate have since the of the last returns
The immense imports of foreign merchandise into this
city since the LIST Of January 1884, have given rise to
great deal Of speculation to the result Of this sudden
and enormous increase. Compared with former years.
1914 thus far outstrips them all.
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SALT AND FISH STORE.

SALT AND FISH STORE.
1(10 BBLs. HALIFAX No. / SALMON: isee Noe. 1,
fOV and Machsrei; 800 halfdo. do DO do.
100 bbs No Mess Shsdi
50 halfbb's. No. Sayb.onk Shsd;
BOO bbIs Cod sod Sraie Fish;
100 d. No 1ibd Herring
100 bores Scaled do
1910 lbs Smoked Salmon
300 kiu Soussd Salmon
zoe do Sound, and TONGUES
1000 quiuaIs Goldfish suitable for shipping,
1900 sacks Ashfon's Salt;
200 bbis Am sricsn SILT. &C., he.
All for sale in lots 10 suit purchss~rs bv
!" INN o. Dsy street.
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New York cattle MARKET.

FEB. 19.-At market, 1850 Beef cattle 1855 Cows and
Calves, and 700 Sheep and Lambs.
Prices Beet Cattle.we quote last weeks 80 a So
10 20 30 20, with few choice at SO Is So 90 $50
unsold
Cows and Calves--lAn taken at $40 $40.
Sheep All taken at 81 10 Q 60
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Died.

On Monday the 10th inst. at r NJ, AuousrA, laugh
ter of Jacob and Ann Elizabeth Brasted.
Her funeral will take place from the United States Hotel
At O'Clock this day The friends Of the family nvi
ted to attend.
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LATEsT sOUTHERN sHIP NEWa.

BAL rIMoRE Feb ly-Cld Emily, Perkins, NOreans; Emily
Elcott Mcdonald La Guayra aud Porto Cabeo Sid Mef.
CHANT Musphy. Amst rdam; Eleanor Forrest Chaestoni
Virginia Dexter Bostnn Comet 0ave Barpadoes; Trumpet
Page Newburypor Heroine Coates. NYork Navigation is
again open.
RicHMoNp. Feb i7-sId Weymouth NYork
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Co. The Hon. Sir Richard Pakenham, arrived
at Baltimore on Saturday, and took lodgings at the
Exchange Hotel.

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. The
case OF Rhode Island rs. Massachusetts, involving
had been assigned for the Goth February and which
il understood the counsel both sides have for some
week: been making elaborate preparation continued
motion was resisted by the respondents but allowed on
the ground that six Justices only could Sit three ofwhom
on former hearings OF the same under other aspects
had adopted opinions in favor of the respondents For
the more perfect satisfaction Of the party complainant
thereore IN view Of possible ultimate results the motion
The cause turns understand on the meaning of the
hrt Charter Of Massachusetts, interpreted by long
series Oh acts OF parties and the effect Of their agree
ments and Of the lapse of time and mmemorial posses
sion, in establishing the boundary lines Of States And
lug LOT argument has exacted SAID much
out OF the common Of professional prepare
ton. from those employed.
Counsel tor the complainant Mr.. Whipple and Mr.
Kandolph-for the respondents, Mr.. Webster and Mr.
Choate.
The Barry case, which has occupied the New York
the motion Of Mr. B. to obtain haeas corpus for the re.
covery Of his child from Its mother Mr.. B. is citizen
Of the British Govsrnment, and resides in Nova Scotia
ayonng girl Of seven years Of age Mr. b. by permission
Of the Court argued his case after reading petition
to the Court setting forth the grounds Of his claim.
SHOCKING AccIDENT.-On Saturday night, as the
Reading Railroad train approached MoorsviIle,
the cars and The whole train City in number passed
his legs, crushing them in the most shocking manner
The locomotive was stopped the moment the accident
and the unfortunate put into the
and brought to the city He afterwards convey ed to
the hospital. suffering the most excrucating agony and
both his limbs were immediately amputated
o. We learn with much pleasure that the health
OF the Hon. Mr.. Phenix, of New York, is so
much that he is enabled to enve his apartment
being now nearly five weeks since this gentleman was
taken i'll with the pleusy and for days his friends
having entertained the most serious approximations for the
result.-Nat. INTEL. Feb. 10.
Hon. JAMES F. SARGENT, member OF the Ohio
House Of Representatives. from the County of Clermont
died at Columbus the 18th nst after few days i'll.
ness: He was gentleman of high standing, and his
death is much lamented
Two EXECUTIONS. -On Friday the 9th instant,
James Williams, convicted of the murder of his wife, and
negro George OF the murder Of his MASTER Mr. Francis
Knott in 81 Marys county, Md were executed ut Leon
ardtown
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]. STATES AND THE GROSS DUTIES

The above table gives the total imports with the gross
duties on the for series of years. including the last
official returns from the Treasury Department They
ciude the whole country but the annexed statement de-
sgnates the foreign trade Of this city -
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Cleared.
rship ss;,.s.snd Knight Londoa Gri.s: Mia,um &c;
Tss MAJ v kinS;ss 5sss Nse
earmas; Elinatsth Hoyt New Hsvsn.-sioop VsIssitv.
Smith, Providence. -
Swedish baqus Jane; Boorman Remmss o, days from Rio
sS. Tn s e .s: s9 New o...
with pork Sc; TO Psr.se K Hrosks
~aoa 70 wS % days fro" Tobacco
Bremen brig olad Seeugrae from Bremen. via Boston.
sxsS:s aIis Cecilia, rressry 70 day. from Palermo with
ps.,sse received son,asI.eis damage s.s nssss 4s
S;s.s 8. %s:. S:
s:''" rom 5 ss:ss .s to
.i:: s::s.a A'.''
Ssa John D'w Me-" &c AK: from Port .a rFnss with
Sch 0 Gs,d R:d%S%S rom M..le;se.o NC and 70
AID "e."-d e"a:der.S. Ss%s.
on s.. sn s';i .: S
NEW soaa Sns Ssr
iario Ciensgos The f. had four Of her badly frost Bit
Sailed.
Shrs Adelaide. Adams Havana, Auson Barkmsn, Charles
f liz, Rs,sn ,owed The sw 50. sS
to sea at high water this morning
Herald Marine Correspondence.
P.I: s% g eIs s' Re-;
S %s, for N S.,saa Price FROM rs.S.S:
SGsss Sa''isis
h:ss &
lySs Collins. Crab Island iot NSrIssn: Bo~SssS E~T
M a,Sswa for ss"sGB sh Err Lscn
for ts Of .s CID % s
Misc elianeous.
BRIo RvpoLrH GeoNlra, Felter. fsm Key Wet for New
York , RE- rGt %IE put Sto 81 ThSnf IRE
Of sail. rigging rom safe .apresesd j. IL
o s.; IL
s:;ss - - Sss;
ton BY steamer Peaobseot.
on fs ii " Sp with CO"
s'G:
"uSenisnS sHrsuss Is. ornaments. painting ~ NJ
s zS snS s az S
Mr. Crsasey is graduate from the work shop Of Mes. Bur
": I'D \! XIII Sd.
o % I Gis from whom s,nsd the ar, The
~Sss they b cool summer. and I:,:
% % "a :: e. ..S her
ship.-fNswburypon Herald. Feb H.
Sailed lsG% St Thom.. sis. n Carer Baztsn sp..s,
do-both had put in for supplies.
Spoken.
spiiv Edgar hence for Hsvm Feb IT, lat a, Ion II soby
oA .sa he r. Il: I'd ,s
Mdsesex Grozier, Boston for New Orleans. Feb l..aa
Edward Buey. from Africa, Jan l. lat 81 49, lon I, o.
Foreign Ports.
q: kss S;s. c, % SYo rs.
rag: hss,a. 3I H g,s . 0o, Nichols and N.
Home Ports.
BIIrA,r Feb 1.-THE Moro for New York. remains the
,,i,.i FL os,.Tc H.@il,.n M. No
DSssSs Feb b sAT rTs,r Ms Nil.
n b.eos iRS B Bo
f1ynSSra F:S is'I below Byron Churchill. Norfolk;
Ssg Fs 7:r oy wh bs.
. de"y Ss:1 up SS Il.
=. IA; 8; as;y watson AZ. Nc
sS ss :.t" 80 r F.iI:
$::;, IT,. ~ Si!:;
a. Il; SSs;S ss :: c Ess=' r'
rng.orI,niA FEB s-An Sarah Hand. Bailey and C.!b.
s1.s ETC., Siisi FL si
.r g' Avs.
as: fei %
% nj .s,
Kss ;:as lsas
%.i VIZ ss ii, S.{ $= s:: 81: ::' CHI:
Fisher, Blaney. and Dover. Curtis. do
sr MARKS Fla Feb Arr Emeline. Fish. NYork. Lds.
iwanowra a, Shinp, and Magnolia. Shinn, NYork
MoBiLr, Feb 9-C,d j N Wat.Ibury Jones. Havana
Nav OaLGANs, Feb s-Au st Mary. Fostsr. New York;
x'Sg ton j.. ID G,a,on oii. and Bins.w e. MeM:nu..
Spof,rd sponord Boston; Mary Llufno, Psrusmbuco; T
stre't, Met onnsii. and Hero, Gotdng. havsns.
THE SOUTHERN BALM,
a PLyASANT, sac. add sff~ctu,l remesy Tor COUGHS
IA COLDS. HOARSt.NEHS. CON 81 NfPTl6N = II
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o. THOSE WHO ARE DESTROYS TO HEAR A
me display Of Ontory will 90 this evening to Niblos.
sns Doctor will lecture on the ad
lar sentiment
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SHIP NEWS.

Lvrnpool. Dec $50 rhos Bennett H..ey Chasss.on'
ToNpoN. Feb s-Int irwards, Massaeha.us rdtchsrd.
Rchuond Outward 3D. st James, Meyer. NYork; Westmn-
ster Hovey, do; Meders. Turner, Havana
(jRAvrsrNp, Feb 2-Ar Kichmons, Gibbs. Boston
Pon rsMourH Feb 2Arr Toronto, Gr'swoid and harb'n'
gsr Thonpson. NYork. -
Cows Feb SID M.run,icook, Mayo, NOrleaus. -
WEYMourH, Feb 2-Of. Montreal. Tinkcr. 10 d,ys from
York
Dartmouth. Feb 2-An Elizabeth Bentley. iMcGregor,
London for Savannah.
CLYDE, Feb AR Athol Kerr. Mobile
HAvRE. Jan 2oAu Utica, Hewitt, NYork; 3lst. Albany,
Watson. Do Ellen Brooks and Elizabeth Bruce NCrlesns
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90 DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALvE curing hundreds all the country, OF the


0Cf- REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
Allow me to claim your attention matter of fact In
February 1887 was taken sick, and severely afflicted
with cramps aud pains in my legs, nasmuch that Twas
9r obgfa 10 rise a, ngns nemg perfect agony
without becoming much fatigued. A friend of mine
being acquainted with my situation, recommended the
Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linment from 81 Cortlandt
street, assuring that would find immediate relief
used this article with the happiest effect, being
trely cured The cramps have entirely LETT me, and
shall be perfectly willing to testify those afflicted In
similar manner by calling at ~ Roosevelt street. where
reside. MICHAEL CASTLE
This article warranted 81 Corand street. to cure
any
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d1y- COMsTOCK h cos CONCENTRATED COM
POUND FLUID EXTRACT OF sARsAPARILLA, for

the cure Of
Scrofula Liver Affections,
Chronic Rheumatism, liberation oil the Throat,
Eruptions Of the Skin, Biles Pimples,
Kings Evil, Swelngs OIL the Bones,
And eli diseases arising from impure state the blood
exposures and imprudences in life excessive use Of mer
curry &C. The sarsaparla be depended upon by eve
ry being good any either in this country or
Europe People avail themselves not lust they
please In using of sarsapara This pure extract put
up in large larger bottles any sold for dollar
$4per dozen. To be had Of u Courtlandt street,
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0r3- RECORDS PARTISAN ALTEARTIVE MIX.
TURE, for the radical Of primary secondary sy.
pbilis This powerful alternative has entirely taken the
place of mercury among the regular medical practon.
II Is composed Of the most siren henng and purify
ing vegetable medicines. and always gives additional
strength the constitution while curing the disease
Persons suffering from venereal faint in their system
mercural disease should use this powerful Alternative
without delay Sold in single bottles 81 eacbin
Of half doxen So carefully packed and to all parts
ofthe Union Office of the College Of Medicine and fhar.
macy, 95 Nassau street.
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Hon. JAMES f. SARGENT, member OF the Ohio
House Of Representatives. from the County Of Clermont
ness. He gentleman of high standing, and his
death is much lamented.
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good state the genuine Oldridge's Balm of Columbia
We advise all whose hair is falling off, or who have
already become bald to try IT, Also, at 81 Cortland
street, splendid article Of Lavender Florida and Co.
logne Water cheaper than before offered in this
market. Quart bottles price so cents.
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Two ExEcUrIoNs.-On Friday the 9th instant,
James Williams convicted of the murder Of his wife, and
negro George OF the murder Of his MASTER Mr. Francis
Knott in 81 Marys county Md executed ut Leon
ar
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Ia por,Ewy. pays, from St CrciI. unc Deborah. jones.
Yves. for NYcrk repe; Venus Price. from Phil.dsipha.
q on. d e s :r
fo Crab Island nrIt dav load h hard wood fs this
aud Sailed 9Th Pednra Hute hnson from York (ar 2k
icT Porte CIbso Viola. Lane gc:oa for M.y:sss1 job.
Martinique for Bangor: ah Port Leon, Johussa
for Guayama Lion Paen and Fraukn Psttea 0esdaoupe
!.s layed of and on) 2ad, Osceoa Morgan. Demsnn for
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w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.


90 CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED-Ths
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 practi
TONERS othe CITY, for all debility produced either
by secret indulgence OF any kind detrimental
to the constitution. II 10 an invaluable remedy for impo
ence, sterity or barrenness tuness depending mali
oraton and will be found highly beneficial In all com
plants arising from debated state Of the
Sold in single bottles 81 each in cases Of half dozen IS
carefully packed and TO all parts fthe Union
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, rs Nassau
street VS.. RICHARDSON, Agent.
90 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.-The members Of
the New York Collegeof Medicine and Pharmacy in re-
returning the public thanks for the liberal support they
have received in their efforts to suppress quackerys
leave to state that their particular senion continues
e be directed to all diseases Of private nature and from
the great improvements lately made in the principal hos
pitfalls Of Europe in the treatment Of those diseases they
confidently offer to persons requiring medical aid AL
vantages not to be met with in any institution In
country either public private The treatment OF the
College such to insure every case AMI
totally different from TINT practice Of running
the constitution with mercury snl In cases leaving
disease much worse than the original One Of the
bers Of the College for msy years connected with the
principal hospitals ofFurcpe attends daily for consua.
ton from AM to S PM.
Terms-Advice and medicine, s. Acure guaranteed.
INFORMANT CourrRv IrvALIps.-Persona living in
the country and not finding convenient attend per
sonally can have forwarded TO then chest containing
all medicines requisite to perform aperec by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time Of
and treatment received elsewhere IL any
and enclosing IS, post paid, addressed TO
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent
Once and Consulting rooms Of the College, % Nassau
street.
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,
Increase OF quantity taken for consumption 1890
February "A halfholiday is now observed in our
commercial markets on Saturday. to which may be att
bued the comparatively small sales Of today The trade
and prices remain as quoted yesterday 1000 bags have
with buyers. including 1000 taken by specuators
and the Sales with exception Of 200 surat and 40 Fgyp
tian, consist Ut American at 6sd TO 61d.
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Scrofula,
Chronic Rheumatism,
Eruptions Of the Skin,