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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18
COflnm Market.

SAVANNAH, Feb 10 The market for Uplands during
the last three days has continued very unsettled state
The holders large stock refuse make sales except at
former prices and buyers refuse operate such
terms the transactions chiefly confined small par.
ce where the owners are in town and insist upon sales
beng made aud then the reduction made is from to Ic
per according to the anxiety othe seller or the buyer
Yesterday received Liverpool dates 9th ult but
they only give us news from the cotton market to the
"a on American descriptions The general
continued good. These accounts have yet had no e
ect upon the market The sales of the last three days
teSn ols bales as follows6l at So; at 81; so at
tl5 40 Al at 81 473 at9 and bales at 9c per h.
ATHENS, Geo, Feb. 10-COtton-The market for the
past week. from cause unknown to u.s. has taken
RISE Cotton has been freely bought and fine article
readily commands cents Our market is well stocked
with groceries and dry goods
BALTIMORE, Feb. l6The transactions this week have
been pretty large for this market We sales of $50
bales Upland at III Cts; Of $50 Mobile at Ii IL cts
and OF 100 bales Louisiana at II cts mos.
EXPORTS OF C9TroN FROM CHARLEsroN, TO FOREIGN AND
CoAsrwIsE Forts, WEEK ENDING lot N INST
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assIs
Falcon NIB, RI wis; Geo Washington, do. no oil.
spoken.
Commodore. (Br) from Kingston for Londop. dateby
STAR Putnam laws hence for Grenada Jan 49, lat 49, Ion 90
s! Pierre Nonh aoIina for West Inoie Feb q lat % TO-
b,sqse supposed the Raid Ward Havana for NYork, 7.h
the As1a Ia ' Ssl by the
he ssstwad Jan g. of ossnss Keys ns" ''''
Foreign Ports.
eo Rs a. mpH Feb I pS e
HOPE S s Ggs ." r a. port Adj dis:
70! Boston ldr E'pesta, Hossr and Eliza Leland waiting
tda p"i sS:GH from Boston Jun.
Home Ports.
& T Bsco s0Ss Ya NYS Ss &c
G % o of running es General
rIi]m,ss d T;9 aIS BsssSai ca
s SeAr sa.s n.. nTs Msss
fIt .s ED,s%s; N.as tru;i
%i;::
a%,.ISy:asi
sr; sss
ss1 % saSf Ras s bs'i%ss r.'%i
vessels which started eterdsy forenoon hack anchor
Go Ks. .sa ss$s:
Boston Es. Ewell master Of the Corolanaa cid
NV BDronp FsS iNA ' Industry cu,hman Norfolk
sA B faS RI ne
John NIB; ssaap Anderson Camden for New York. In p.ri
FEE!
been said $50 Passed down the sound h Hector St Do
c Tsn,.glS GS,s FEB aArr W% Penn Atkins. Delaware
mus. Ta,aatc. Delta. Within Byron Goiu%Sis: "
a. cnis % ts Ss sS
for Msfas S
sa;' fssa
cutter Hamilton Passed down the Sound about noon I'm.
70,
z' p Bslow Or. Orr as T poans Eli1aSs.h City
aya"s Pat Holmes tsyns the Bay q
Matsnzas exchanged signals with Elzabsh of Phadephs
kk,oMMoSO Feb 81 Esd Tpsn: Paine Boston.
mkt -
,,wmMsGroN NC. Feb 7-An Packet. Clark Turks Island;
,uG S FEB iaa he Gog William, from the West
ayssses s~assy Hasana AIT tGs
$500 Fsb sam Douglas. [Brl Brewster Liverpool;
saa s M;0a s
Hs;aaa; julia 9 Martha, Piaeiham, Pt Pe,res,.,
$ Saf.Sa: Gs
Gswes; Hone ZONES shaw Havana:
ais Isand Eliza cca St hnas Bay jss On the
nf c.'oa a d
Josephine Robinson and Swan Smell Philadelphs rhcs
Boddie, st John, NIB
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MONEY MARKET.

saturday, Feb. 17-6 p. M.
Stacks have taken another step forward The advance
ranged to-day from quarter to per cent. The sales
were quite large Long Island improved per cent Har
em having sold at AZ cash, point higher than it has
reached for long time Paterson per cents Canton III
Ohio SIS, Kentucky es, Indiana Illinois, Far
mers' Trust, North American Trust, j; Mohawk, +;
New York Erie Railroad sold at ~, which is a very
heavy advance Things look well in Wall street for coed
times Every appears to feel full of hope that the f
ture will be very prosperous for u long period.
The fremont and Suffolk Manufacturing Companies or
Lowell, Mass have each declared semi annual dividend
of eight per cent.
The Boston stock market has been visited with panic
The shares of the Western Railroad declined two per
cent in consequence of the election of what termed in
that latitude the Bliss Ticket" Norwich and Worces
ter closed firm at 35a Money continued very abundant
and manufacturing stocks usual anained fair prices
notwithstanding the depression in Railroad shares.
The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad
the month of January 1913 and 1884, shows favorable
port and il the increase sustained the company will ra.
pidly recover from their difficulties
For jan lS43. Jan 1874. Increase
Gross receipts, $6,9i5 10000 3,545
This exhibits an improvement of full fifty per cent
Public meetings have lately been held in different parts
of Pennsylvania relative to the public debt At large
meeting at the upper end Of the County of Philadelphia
committee appointed who drew up the following reso.
luton -
whereas the State of Pennsylvania has become Deep
y involved in debt and efficient adopted by
Legislature to pay the interest her bonds be.
due, this degrading condition of affairs be
truly notifying to every patriotic citizen Throughout the
State The doctrine Of repudiaton in theory is general
y denounced in measured terms, whilst but
single shade of difference between that and present
practice"
The people of that State have patiently waited the &C
ton of the Legislature the subject of their indebted
without perceiving any very probable indications
that the question will be disposed OF the present session.
and they have resorted to public meetings to obtain
the voice Of the mass and draw up petitions praying
some relief
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IFrom the New York Tribune.1

gI7- DIR. SHERWOOD, ga Broadway (well known in
this ciy has had for month patient in the most
insurabe agony with Erysipelas that remedies SUBJ
duet the limbs being swollen to fearful SIZE and the
sufferer unable 10 enjoy moments repose The Doctor
sent TO 81 Courandt street for Councils Magical Pain Ex
tractor which reduced the swelling II hours and the
lady had ease and natural sleep for the first night weeks
She is cured and honest enough and the Doctor
to say Those who doubt it better ask him. This ar.
tlce will cure any Of the following complaints. viz:
Barns, Scaids Salt Rhenm, Piles, (eher blind bleed
ing) scroiula Sore Nipples, Kings Evil, Chilbains,
Frosted Feet Chapped Chops Old Sores Sore Eyes and
Lids, Scay Eruptions Inflammation of all kinds Sc. II
costs nothing unless the is delighted with it, II will
be given to the poor Also in Philadelphia North Fifth
street beware OF puppy in this city who steals word
for word notices and aft them to another article
The genuine only at 81 Courtandt street.
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PRousIoN-There has been small speculative demand
for Pork, which has sent up the price o lte-say
eighth. Prime brings 81 62t a u.s. and Mess SO Cpl
Q rs.
BREApsruFFs.-Four is in pretty good demand West
sells at 81 81 So 90 mostly at 81 93a cts barrel
Sales of Wheat have been made at 93c ST. O6c bushe
Southern Corn brings al 90 cts. Oats 80 373.
CorroN-The transactions to-day are quite limited,
no disposition being shown by buy ers to take hold
We understand the ship Sea has been taken up for Ii.
verpool
held at So OCT a SIS l2l.
WHsxEy.-Drudge continues very inactive at % cents
Barrels quote at 2ib 25 cts.
BEEswAx-Prime Yellow commands 291 80 cts. quick
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Sale or stocks in Philadelphia Yesterday.

FInsr BoAnp.-loo shares Wilmington Railroad, lsa;
$1,000 Reading Railroad 6s, 1850, 6s5 $4,000 State 6s
G7 $4,000 Tennessee os LIST January ST. $1,000 do May
and November SO; S545 new annual 1896 10; SSH old
1850 81 100 shares Grard Bank "a; 100 do do Il; do
Manniactress snd Mechanics Nae Bank aai sos Lehgh
do Reading Railroad, aa $4,000 Tennessee Bonds LIST
January Sc.
SECOND BOARD, Friday.-200 shares Grard Bank, III
$4,000 Tennessee 6s $50; $4,000 do DO st January S.
20 shares Union Bank Tenn SO; $1,000 State 6 s5f GIL
Saoo oa county 5s 1860, 97 $4,000 State SIS 67 $3.50 do
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The amount of tolls received the whole line of the
Wabash and Erie canal in Indiana during the year s3
was 1885, being large increase since the preceding
year. When the canal shall be completed to Terre Haue
to the Ohio tine immense of the Wabash
Valley will exhibit themselves.
Statements have recently been completed at the Trea
sury Department showing the following results Of the
importation and expectation OF coin and bullion ing
the year ending 3Oth September, lsa3.
Imported-Bullion gold, 1912 0o6 silver, s243, 1898
spscie-god, sl7 255, 1907 silver 02O 362otal s2s
TAI GAL
Erported.-Bullion gold $3.50 silver, none specie,
gold, S504, 500; silver, - 6l3, 2s3-toal, So $780,
The average mporatons for ten years 3Oth septem.
ber 1912, less than ten millions annually In 1884
they amountejto S79l ,632, and in 1898 to SI77a7Ie-
From that time they have varied from five eight mil
lions annually, being in 1872 S4Os7 ol6 and 1871
633.
This exhibits the gratifying fact that our currency is
becoming rapidly founded specie basis This is the
result OF proper extension of trade II Is the result of
limited mporations and increased exports 1t s the re.
suit Of selling than buy and keeping the balance
frade in our favor So long the precious metal 40 VS.
in instead of running out there be no danger of our
currency becoming deprecated.
The imports into this city for the past week have been
The receipts from Customs have been as fol
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EXPORTS OF C9rroN FROM CHARLESTON, TO FOREIGN AND
CoAsrwIsE FORTS, FOR THE WEEK ENDING 10TH INST


PHLADELPHIA, Feb 17Ar Shenandoah West, LIVERPOOL;
Ws1hs xon Benson do; Plato. Holmes. Matanzas Louisa,
Gallagher Hayana Hope Johns and Washington Dyer New
Orleans; A = Thompson Thompson Savannah; Orsoo Lsf
kn rernambqeo; Esther Eliza Price st Johns PR; Ahea
bALr,MoRE, Feb GAR Midas. Berthal Havana Dover,
BE- FsrIel Kiq Gssnde and mkt Dexter
Michigan, do. '
% &. Aurora GOULD Nsw York r New Yost M.rnsn
adams. Dos Arcot Emerson Boston ds having been blown
off CID 7h Gen Tacon Hodgden, Aux Cages; 8i Laayets
Coz oh New o.lss Alden J.maes JSha Grady Hop
Po to Rico; rgnis Randall Anteua Maria Alters Nassau
mp; 18TH Jane Br1 Allen, Nevis; lndustry SON.
Antigua
SAVANNAH Feb t3-Cld Triton. Br1 Smith, Liverpo h Sa
vsnnh. Hawey New York Sid Eli Whitney, Harding, Bos.
" "
ter tng Csylon Cock Boston; Globe Glazsr Portsmouth;
pool Colin; Gentleman, Morris Mary, Richardson New
FORK; Cynosure. iacloon. Providence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-18

0Cr- THAT CELEBRATED DENTIST, DIR. A. c..
CASTLE, No. 35l Broadway, has fairly tried Dr. Sher-
mans Orr Tooth Paste and has been in the habit Of
commanding to his patients, heng fully satisfied that
Is the best article he has ever known for giving the teeth
apeary whteness rendering the breath perfectly sweet
and preserving the teeth from decay 1t also free from
every deeterious material and shy far the econo
mca OF any dentitrice now in II has been in
use more than five years. and in every it has given
the most perfect satisfaction DR. Shermans house
IS No LOG Nassau st. Agents, 227 Hudson los Bowery
Philiielnhia - '
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Foreign lmportataons.

BoRDEAvx-Ba,que La Granee-75o cases wine + II Lu.-
combe20 bis corks 100 do cloves wine Brusen Koop
co-3?s do 20 bks champsge 20 mdse IS do oil do
40 cologne - 40 primes Rowland Aspwalo c'sks aoi
cs Batler-26 do 50 cks yell oche Begoden
-l2 hi brandy Barclay Livngson40q cks 10
CHS 10 do Is pipes Leeer FIR Phladepha28 casks wine
Pfemar-8 Haryoss Brothers co-2hf brandy Golf
IA do Bars l0ul Bilinger son3 hf pps brandy r.
Stevens soma Dc Faber BeIwsr,5 do Is cks Da
bbs brandy Wole9i IL bks champagne Ramble Bait
II hf pps brandy 30l cs prunes TO order.
PoRT PR,NcE-Brig VIM Neilson-3 bags coffee Skel'
ding 4 Ferris-22i III Moring-25O w Delaheld-i69
do 28 bags cocoa quantity logwood to order
BELIZE, Hon-By Aranda-iah logwood S878 Blan.
coll bales sarsaparila si6o5 Acknowledgment specie
LabOusse.
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q maj. for Preston.

- BOARD OF Brownsville Stock Brokers OF
baitimore have recently organized themselves into
regular Board for the prompt and trans
action of their business for which purpose they meet
every morning. -Baihmore american, FEB. II.
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Domestic Importations.

New ORLEANs-Shp North Bend7 bbls cks pork Babcock
co'o hhd hams 5?t bills PORK Small Williams co-s2s do
Lelandll9 bbls lard do tallow do pork cks
Dougass29 bbls pork eks lard Smith, A Cush
man-35 bbs pork so kegs lard Suydam. Sage BIB
Thorpe-322 bales cotton der
NEw ORLEANs-Brig Abano-,459 bbls pork Reed Scher.
meIhon co38 bales Barawell22 hhds tobacco
Fnnca- pkgs samples so bales cotton Averl Coo
bbls moasses Gray & Crosby
GEORGETOWN SC-Schr Suans-322 bales 90
rice II Colt 4 co-47 bales Spt ford 4 Tileston.
GESReETows sC-Brig Fanny Coi,-lla bales cotton lily
Colt co-88 Smith, Mills x COT Post y Phillips-90 A
Averi'l color spoford Tiieston colO sacket Bros
q cks bxs Locke & Cater.
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GRAND CONCERT.

GRAND CONCERT,
ITO BE GIVEN AT CONCERT HALL No. los Broad
way. on Monday Evening" Fsb 9Th lau, by the Mem
Who respectfully inform their frenos and the public that
Concerts aud the solicitation Of many families of he
highest responsibility who present they will give snoth
they will have the honor Of presenting entire election
pany consist. Of the following ladies and gentlemen
MRS PHILLIPS,
MRS SHARPE,
MISS BRUCE,
MIR. LYNCH,
MR.hKAXANAH,
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Died,
Suddenly at the residence of her uncle, at New
Brighton, s. H. Friday evening 10th inst MARIA wife
Of Eugene Burnard, in the 2lst year Of her age.
Funeral from Pier No l. this morning, at half past nine
O'Clock.
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Ships Adelaide Adams. Hsv,u, spoao,d T,.,,or e. ca.
assRd do N.mh hq5lSst Coz SaHfh s%
Whitney Coz Vsa Whey j Jacks
Coz Resss F 1s"e s mike As nc Pc Ess
Go; + Tnorn Murch DO b s lowell: Ann Maria sJones
mond McCrtadv CO.. Mary, fIei. them. Baltimore do
DO ssars.s C.sT%sn; Commsrc. Raynor Rarpshanaosk
drphia do. ~
Ship North Bend Crocker 70 da. from Nrw Orleans. with
araSeis and PhIaSspSa for NYors Denmark rV.rtco
Bar, ship Perkins. for NYok barDus ssSo Be-. or on '"e
Sc 70 Posi- &hhp:;s 49,. 49,
dy., SC. to John Ogden.
md.e to- 5 Mymars" Lace ITO" '' i"o"a'' VIII"
Barque Lillius Smaey. 20 DAYS from New Orleans, with
cotton 70 Br,ws Brothers & Co;
Brig Aranda Rowland is days from Belize Hon. with hides
ana s., spe ev to y; Bla"G Coli; ., c
Of sa s hs h
Big s" s s,y. Y% So"s
Hs y. ? Ray Sc m,1 of Ca, a@ Me 90
out * had to
soUa TO Colt seh John Ill., for New York. sid
schr larry Not Mcintyre days from Savannah, with cot.
Ton, 20 oiasr -, L., = r or =,
ron 70 y Coz, 4 % "'' " "''se'"""' ~" WIN COZ
Schr John Hill Rove from Georgetown sc. with cotton
Schr Regulus Hawkns, from Wilmington NC. with naval
stores and cotton, to ". l.. McCready X Co.
Schr Sarah Jane Stewart, G days from Newbern NC with
corn To De Pevster 4 Whmarsh ~
" ssh %. ss: :sI. Nancy Sterling days from Ne"b' NC
schr Diamond lett DAYS fr m Newberp NC with ma
val stores
Schr Hope Il Susan Winslow from Edeuton NC W b corn
TO II Nc Adam 49, -'
Schr Solomon Roosevelt Johnson from Washington NC
with naval storee ~
Srhr Sas Crane Johnson from Washington NC with ma
va, stores NJ
ochr wo DIotneS Hcharsson' ION Warrington, NJ
WIN naval stores ~, - -. :.
SchI lrRnidh Dedsi from Noriok, win coon TO SUR
seS CrehIman, n, -, -,
AZ Iiay Eoxers - Gays Iom Dostoa win Wine 10
Schr Whg Housman Sdavs from virginia wi IN ov,,er. 10
master
Ship Hudson Buchanan Cuba; baroues PIutus (r) Avm,r
Hull; Emma Beml Edz I'd bremen: uper Carer Chr
ton, and others
Herald Marine COrresuoudeuce
O,y,cr =, -. Dr,ons -.
~ Nrwro.T E.b rs Ia,,
CAV Hal WI R, ,oW e.ue op9se s gay on
her =, III b., ~ o. H; cms, n az; g. IL ~. Aupp,ied
her with oil Wood and an NWt 10 10 upE,sa
a,r ps,cao nh .sh, T' rs'i :. pn 'o uo H.so
Arr. re,'es Ugh Ef n Cy Tor lh
for Boston Hlso arr Laow,ur oS'i se o i Ri NJ
~ Low" u" IL IlsI NY,
No cas,cs -, Gr
had es Blown "wsy r avs c when ba oesa
s;onad .n iona away W" "e" NAV oee"
,ons np r. Ru.v w,,.on ,,nz, FIR
.Iso n deem fore and m .cbr ~ " ' ~ ''-'"'
isA lofty spared top,ail schr arr las, night supposed
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For the Herald
A VALENTINE.
TO CAROLINE.
Sappy youth, you are no fool it's said,
Your mama says you have head,
Well, so you have, nay do not grin,
You have head, go has pin. VALEO.

ANSWER.
The lines signd Valeo, sent to child,
Occasional laugh, but the writer was blind
Not to perceive, that she soon would be known,
BY the wit being borrowed, the malice her own.
CAROIIN
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TO THE PUBLIC,
MRS. q. y MILLER 4 CO.,
TOBACCO AND SNUFF

A CARD.
PHENIX EXCHANGE.
SNEDECOR AND THOMPSON,
INFORM their feuds that they have taken aud
and Nassau str.cts known as the "PHENIx EXCHANGE"
aud mined keep the choce,t liquors and be
found in the city Those who appreciate superior glass Of
Brandy n requested TO cali and try line article
THE DINING DEPARTMENT is completely r.o
lied, and hose who wish good dinner will served
be accommodated moderate charges As the proprietor
resolved to keep first rate house they respectfully qus
ISAAC 8 sNEDECOR
AUSTIN ID. THOMPSON.
B.-Ths LUNCH at the Bar, will be served up ever,
day between and III O'CLOCK, A. M Oysters
at all hours Of the day. ia itaw is Nv re
FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE
AFFLICTED.
THE FOLLOWING REFERENCES are dedic,.ed to
III. NIX are well acquainted with the virtues of
Mr. Brush. Ctrt in the Recorders Office
Mr.. Martin and Son, Sparmak
pr Benjamin +. Latimer. Office 28i Broadway.
Mr.. John Brown, 02 Chaih I'm street
NV. Georg. Merit, la 7oth stref L.
oliver Hull, lp6 Maiden Lale, h,use6 Union Place.
fev j. w Redheld 1876 18th street.
ho' the Librarian OF the Odd Fellows Library, NstonaI
Mr,J Cofhn, corner OF Anthony street and Broadway.
Mr. Hull, Bnke pet Of the With Ward Hotel.
Mr. Juilu' Suith ll9 charlton st.e {.
nf 4 Myep stove NJ nufactory, - Rowey.
VI Dop1ldson, Author OF TIE Odd Fellows Ohsring.
afflicted with coughs consumption liver complaint or dyspep
sIs % call en- the named aitlcses Whose
nent the stctest lance be placed Numerous csrt
-' ~ w" ~ Wv CARNrNANTIA DEPOT,
III imssc Conner OF Greenwich Lane and 18th
n .
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AUCTION SALES.
THOhlAs BELL. Aucnou,cT.
(Sfsre No. 30 .9rn streef.J
TUESDAY


TUESDAY
Most extensive sod valuable assortment Of fresh reasonable
Also Gaanty Of super we,t of England brOadeoth,
Aae clehiug pawsbrosers articles watched ewery, &c
ss .na valuable invoice of oths and Cashmere
.o A? S large invoice of nei and muslin Shirts eoas b0
A,o an mir .. ups,, fresh dy.10s
d'lainss. caicoes, and otherartc!ss
@ $ f;:: 81 :; s;:
' Th6 6 1s1s Ii
DyRrE EGFAhp XAN Dyke Jh Ans,onstI r.
1 sursnce Cempany.--.ANiHoNY J. eLtECKERk co
aet sav of February 1874 oe ok at the Mschsa EI
TWENTY.yorR LOTS OF GROUND, embracing five
ne e Ayenus With The a street nd nine
% ID and s.e To " whn M s Of the Sd
y: % he los about y
The CrCton laid through built up the
I:nsa mctx,ge purchaser. may With III.
and Of Sans Of al
Z; k: % Fin: e ss.s B had s
near Wall street. ne to2orc
I54 PEARL STREET,
THIS DAY. AT d O'CLOCK.
srffs sss .asy % ST ~
ing Silk all co'es Dressing Combs Side Combs Bead Purses.
f7 lmssc
NEW BRIGHTON PROPERTY
FOR Sd = At 4 NC TON.
p3v sHs s and AS the Sf and
y4A BRIGHTON HOUSES, at New. Brighton. Staten
land will be peremptoniY sold public auction. the
Merch'nt.' Excha age, by HALLIDAY & JENKINS, on
Tuesday the goth day Of March at 10 o'clock
viOusly disposed of at pri yate SALE
The Mans'on House Of the splendid establish
ments the United States The building stands the
centre Of four or five enclosed extern
sye and comnodious the main walls built of ma BILE the
The site cannot he supposed 1t Commands view OF the
East Rivers New York. BROOKLYN, The Long Island Shore
Jersey.
The Belmont and Brighton Houses both build.
ngs easantl situated nearly opposite Steamboat
tells.
For diagram and further particulars :pply to
- II. CURTISS,
Wall
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TO PRINTERS.
EOk SALE.-Tws foelts OF Type, Muicp and Noupariei
which have been ussd the New York Herald. Apply
~ this ONES. ~
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LIE MARYLND observation-disclosures last night
render 1t certain thatthe wings have elected five Of
the SIX members of Congress to which Maryland is
entitled, and there is every probability that they
have carried the entire delegation. In relation to
The Fifth District, the only one at all doubtful there
are various statements in the Baltimore papers, all
however concurring in the probability of the sue
cess OF the wing candidate. We subjoin the fol-
lowing