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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-09
Uatent Gle0irines
New and Impo rtant Discovery.
EAU DE BRCCCHIERI.


EY we.l-suta-,.tcaed experiments, psrfDIaed IL The
ID pres-Ec- OF the c.si1culshrd Ply slcians OF
France Surgeons u: other countries
among whom were Doctors V. Mott OF New-foTk aod
uaaG Of Phi'sd-phis: tde his des!lsd report IN me
Medical EXAMINE OF Pbl1dephs. OF 81 AHEust; oss
Doctors George S-rriil and ?. c. hsrranino Medical
oce- of rgze Potomac anc Toe snip vi tue ,ne pea-
" re- l. 5 Nav; WOO have given NJ. Z broccaiefi well
atericatd certificates il hiss Deea proved thAi IN bfoc'
chier Wafer viii radically heal wound, however serious
te in less ;au i'"eay minutes even the rir0Ia. or
carotid art-ry be- cut
Highly satisfactory testimonials have proved 1t 10 he a
lersa remedy he Spns OF Blood, Heuiorrbase.
o. al ie-crp.ipus A.eursns aud {, nsain ptOn
NJ p SEuIcLltT. the Inventor OF his Hemosiatic and
AtScOhuc Wster be-. leave 20 luorm the pubic ;hdt
he has es: tb!shei ccnra. and special Depot a. Mr.
john Miirals 1858 Broadway, New-Iork This Agency Is
Intended 10 supply al the United States tie Cansdns,
Mexico. thu ls!and OF CLbs. &c
~ SPECIAL sstseireE. tgaed al Paris November goth,
1875 II ? Drucchirr mas dIvesed himself o The right 10
suppl; any order directly Gcrecty tor ne Eau dc
.or mis- Continent. and has ohlgat. himself ~
transmit a.! :, the above Agent VINO Hoac IS
authonz-d TO supply all demands for said preparation
NJ p Broccheu pecuIy requests his customers from
tie above uIsi uncd address all their ORDERS
terms The phzluaceui.i Druggist OF ANY city who
viii be the hst apply for original pcsage OF 80 Dot
ties via secure himself The advantage OF being desg
mated in the papers tbs sole Ager; Tor the sar VI this
valuable remedy In the place agreed upon
g. The bottles continuing the Eau de brocchieu have
tie name ana address uve1tor stamped upon ihen
and each bottle vii be accompanied with direction in
French and EDgh, foc which The copyright has been
sacn,sd 70 Ivy
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NEW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, JANuARf 10.

CONTENTS FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 1O.-l
" POETRY-The Deserted Road by VIM. Ch1nnlng A
Farewell 10 the Od Year; Water and Want II. EDiTo-
RIAL-Nalional Debi The Independent Treasury' TIE
or.son Controversy Important Decisions The Account
Current; Name Tor cur Country Tbs Governors Mes
psge; Editorial Correspondence from Albany, &c &c Ill
NEWS-Lae from South America; From Aayu; Jamaica
Texas Correspondence OF The New-YoIs Tribune IRON
Washington Illinois, Indiana Ohio Nc PROCEEDINGS OF
CoNcRsss; Gov. Wrghts MESSAGE; ShPSreck and great
loss OF life in The ST. Lawrence Minister from Mexico The
Canals of New-York; New.York Legislature, &c. ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brocchieri; Melnofaoila OF
Swedenborg The End is lot yet; Oregon; Joaa . Al
ans Speech or Oregon Dir. Dixors Speech or Natv.n
John B. Cough Court for the Correction Of Errors Mem
becs Of the N Legslstur SoYerrigns OF England Rob-
EFT Owen Reviewed; Laud-Righ;s and european Law )
The License Question; Mining IN England Mr.. tonianas
Concerts Th. NJ. Z. Church South HaJu Censas OF
Michigan; Various Useful Tables Regie-s OF Ne" Rn5!-
cations; City Items from The Daily Tribune, Se v cOsl-
MERClAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., STOCKS, Money
Cattle Market sc.
Sngle copies put up wrappers for tbs Mails, can be
obtaiaed Il !ne desk-pTtce 81 cents.
U TEaaS-S2 per year. AL subscriptions psseb!s
iuneIhly IN advance Address
GREELEY McELRATH, Tribune Bull digs,
Cor. Spruce ard Nsssgu fts. opposite TIE City Hal
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The Bank of Pennsylvania has declared semi
annual dividend Of four per cent subject to the state
Tax of five per cent.
We understand that the $4,000 net earnings OF
the Norwich and Worcester Railroad noticed yesterday
are The earnings for e!eren months ending 3Oh Nov last
change has been made in the fiscal year the close com
ing a the end of November instead Of the end OF De-
cember as heretofore by OF which the present
statement embraces eleven months
The Journal of Commerce has seen letter from
Indianapolis dated lst inst which says that the Commit
tee OF the Legislature have agreed unanimously to re-
port bill in accordance with the proposition last sub
mit,ed By Mr. Butler
The friends of the projected Railroad from Dover
to Paterson to connect them with the Paterson Railroad
10 Jersey City, have caused survey to be made OF the
route by j. w Allen Esq Civil Engineer and at arecent
meeting Parsippany, appointed strong committee 10
apply to the Legislature for charter
1 A proposition has been made TO adopt In relation
TO the Canton Co. plan similar to that OF the East Bos-
ton Company. 1t is proposed to declare dividend IN
scrip and apart portion OF the lanes Tor Tue
ent of this dividend the lands to be sold at auction and
the scrip receivable in payment for purchases ms plan
has been received with favor and will probably be adopt
ed has worked very well in the case OF the East Bos-
ton Co.
'''N w. -
January have been published and show them to be gen.
craly in strong condition The leading items are as an
nexed:
Loans and dscts 10 1877 l04 Circulation 2,l6i634
specie .. l. go 74g Deposits. 2.970,e52
According 10 the report OF the Auditor OF Ohio
lust published the State Debt is as follows
Foreign debt. 1886 2e3 90
Domestic b, nds and scrip. .-.--.-- oI3i1 w
Irredeemabe stock being schools funds. &c 23 70
Total State Debt Sls2ol' leO 90
The total amount of interest due this debt is 81 4O
TOO 81 per Deductng the balance in the Tres
sury the Turnpike Railroad Stock, Pennsylvania ana
Ohio Canal Milan and White Water Canal stocks and
Canal lands the tua permanent debt of tie State is
estimated is 600 000 The whole amount of the tos rents
&C. on the Canals was i66595. The aggregate income
of the Canal fund was Sl257s 500 OF which there was
received from taxes s726313 The disbursements ofhe
fund we're 1257523 OF which S0l2,730 were for inter
est, and S25 600 for sinking fund
The United States Treasury returns the year end
ing June so, 1916 show compared with the former
turns the following remarkable results
Deiirery Of Fool The Pennsylvania and N1cYork Ca
nas tOiih the import Of Foreign Wool into the United
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MARRIED

On Tuesday evening, Jan 6, by Rev. J. McElroy, d d.
at the Scotch Presbyterian Church, Grandst Mr. WIN.
KEMP TO Miss AGNES WIS HART, all Of New-York
Jan T. by Rev. J. Floy, ELDAD II. RoWLANDsON
to ADELINE NASH all of this City.
On Wednesday evening January eth by Rev. Orville
Dewey Mr. CHARLES YATES TO Miss CORDELlA
ROWE daughter OF James Rowe. Esq. of this City.
On the It'll by Rev. Mr. Bellows, Manse &. Field 10
Julia Stanton.
On the 9th, by Rev John Seys, A. S Curtis, Of firm OF
Phelps &c Curtis, to Mary E. Lyon.
9th by Rev. james Johnson Isaac Jump, NJ D. Of Del.
aware. 10 Margaret N. Hum, of this City
At Albany, Royal Stephens 10 Eleanor Hoes.
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STATEMENT vi Inc Muiusl Benefit Life Insurance
u cn,nnnny pnlcin. .sned from Ii MAY 5lst De-
BENZ. c. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH L. LORD, Agent

BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH l.. LORD, Agent -, -,
uE JAMES STEWART, AeoiSs- hAsil-aef NO : o'Ho'-
Office No IL " A-I-oL
Life has Cow become SO iavore subject OF pub
cineresl, rua the bea-nt' !. 1 Use 81 &C
ours il il particularly desirable 70 publish snd
therefore particularly request sI;eoa0n 10 Inc puoshed
the business o. me Hutus4 nene Lue lhs
rance Company for months 'ro-i is commencement by
hs op.nrs thai this Institution las issued 5o policies
during lEat time, the premiums oa "n.c6 amount 10
S66 SIS 81 and during the above named Pe'ioo ana sos
60 nersons cny one loss Of SoUU mas happened 10
This Coinpany comforting blessing on oereaytd wlaow
and Children ecd consolation 10 Inc dying husband and
siSs- m. uuprececealed business for shor time,
sbnyy. h ry increased affection the subject OF Lie In
has obtained and presenting IN an extraordinary
go ,b nr-sreuce OF The purely Mutual Sysem. As The
ahoy, Institution EDeIal cFeo plan, 10 ad'd-
iag- the publ u IS well 10 eap.a-u ~ ~ see -
only part required IN CASH. acc hre-touIins IL
secured rcIes u month. bearing pS CON- interest,"
jrc 10 assessments, Il neces'Sy ~ Eee oetaq b ,o
IN h. n.de On notice o! eu Gays 10 prove maj no
sum Is REQUISITE money, reference being hac 10 Tue
be ,a.e.cnt Of the oIly other Truly auua Lilo In
rsEcr ONCE II this city sppeaIs ta7t Tor ii nonihs OF
- Inc lo,.es AMI EXPENSES have not rqua-=d 70
nr rrT on gross gceips-here!oe 10 sfeGier poIuoh Is
required 10 paid down eha taAeh iroai ee =;
But as some persons prefer paying d! s premium -
a,h raher thau any part and Diners pay month
Nv ana quarterly, actual Iee-ipIs OF tHe uus
Life ms llsrcr Company are over! per csL, sIslns ON
E mems 10 nee: ii! demands without making any assess
neLs delay IL paylnet- s;, -. - ,a. ,,-,,. -,
',o nos may there not &c deinquerci.s: he prn-
ins f.. 10 pay security Is referred to- ocIh lsi 70
gocd the premium, then the CASH payments are Jor-
80. Ss,hsr LII N. PROFIT; which may accrued on
b noiirI- snd the policies ee ESQ., Inc estates OF me
VIC ;eb. a. common law bur the gener-
hly snail and disIribuiet and as the Pscy Is yalraos,
3 ,as,i /, favor of wife and her children, relatives VIII
$50 49, s1r,hcor.pg 10 keep The premiums paid up, be-
sids sc member IN Ausuai BENEFIT Society has me
feelings meet The payments Is n7 LesaiIs or
pTo.ts are be anprs4y ps-n .oi @e1 I'LL Aeue'
ana rot fer stockholders , ;-r 8,
As lac ihreeourtA part CT he premiums are earning n
,t from he u,e policies, there IS nc time lost seek
;n invInenls or paying expenses abundant on making
tsm or liability 10 suffer losses ron decline IN s9css or
dncuatons 10 dividends, lclses on Boads and Mort.
800 in ,bt. pohic.l excitement acting on tbs one OF
snty Of coldasr sticns dread OF wer the otnsf
viii expenses and delays OF foreclosures, or diiacues -
Iitiga,ed ules 10 properly. Fu
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~ Albion. Mich, Dec. Goth, IS45.-HESRy

DALEY, Ese-Dear SIR: Your wonderful, mighty Mag-
cal Pain Extractor generally considered have saved
the life OF young here who became badly burned by
falling into the fire 10 fl Within week past, child that
scaded has died in this place for the want OF it.
eOnrineed than that family ought TO be WITHOUT
bor hand-sre should be quite unsafe vthou: Il
constantly hand Conne's useless and pernclous stuff
has been solo here but people have learned the false from
the genuine Your ointment cannot fail 10 bring great
fortune but should regard the fortune Of less import
than the OF good done through your instrument
Ialry. Yours, truly, F. FURGUSON.
General Depot for the United States 70. the sale OF Dali
eys Magical Pain Extractor l29 Futon-st sun Building
n " II Otis.
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GRAlN--There is still nothing doing in Wheat millers
declining TO buy at asking rates Receivers OF Corn
have endeavored put the market up today 10 70c-
We heard of no transactions only 6706S being bid
Sales 1900 bushels Rye for shipment at abou; 7ec Oats
are rather better selling in lots al 4c 50 for Canal
southern are Acc psrce! OF Prince Edwards Island
has been received, and sampR was on Cnapse lhey
are hlsck and very heavy Some small sales Barley
have been made ct 20, and 6s IS freely BID
The quantity OF Grain received in Boston in 1915 has
been AS follows
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WHISkY-We note sales OF about 100 bbls st q q
24ic. Drudge is &c, and dull
HAY-Tne nsrke: ranges from 80 to looc out OF store.
The inquiry is moderate.
sEEDS-Clover is very dull, and prices range from
10 lie We sales OF tics Clean Flax al sll p. and
1900 bushels Rough Flax al l2sc, for cleaning.
METALS-sco,ch Pig Iron is held at $50 mos; with.
sales Of Importance. Lead Is nominal Sales $40
bxs Tin Plates, *, al 50, o mos.
RICE-Market dull. with tendency OF prices down.
ward. Stock about 1000 ties. mostly of medium and
grades II hhds OF good quality sold this week
SIC. Quotations range from &c tcs common to SC fer
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Boston anrtion Sales.

pY T. P. a. y. RICH, I'll Broad.srees. opposite
40 Fosters wharf. Boston
WEDNESDAY. Jan IA
Socrs SHOES, BRoGkss AND HArs-WEfkLY SALkS-
Every viii be sold without reserve
LEATHER &c.-So,e snd Upper Leather, Car eklns, In
uings, Bindings, Kid Morocco and other shoe stock
Liberal cash advances mad-.
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NPJNIONS or THE PitEsS.-Tne great efficacy
" OF Schepck's Pumonic Syrup in curing coughs oolos
Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia &C. aud its rap
idly Increasing pulsIty, IN all sections vi tne count
prints From among the number, the following are pup
.ished: -, -, ,L, d.,
ScHEscK's PuLMoSTc SYsUP.-The virtues OF this Pu-
monte Syrup srs well throughout tins enre sec
ton of the county need much " be sac by an IL DAG
4de some very remarkable cures in his place and negn
are ming appreciate hs vues FROM our own KNOW
ledge It's efficacy take great pleasure IN recommend
Ing !, In cases Of Coughs Colds, and Consumption
Hunterion Gazette.
ScHENcY's PULMosIc SYaUP-lf We wer~Ever delight
ed with medicine, Cwss Scnencss syrup We nave Aept
il in our house than years, and have always
.oun1 unf.l!ng remedy IN all Cases OF Gods CocSs
fortunately for ourselves We nave never hro occaroi
u rr 1t Or Consumption but several well ateeo cures
one of which III found advertising coulnhs, nave
eeu performed by 1t. AS valuable family meocihe abu
ore which should be kept ia every house. we recommend IL
~, 49,. .ri-nd Public Ledger.
ScHg:cg's PuLMoNIc SYRUp-The many fures sHecIed
bv in l. enough Ia satisfy tie most !ncrrduio1s we nhVo
h.en shown nv Mr. Sc.snca nnumeraoe nuuoSf VI GET
t6cstes Of The al resprcsbty OF cures prot BY
this medicine. we "ouiu tcSohii--0 ga
IA. GenGine Pulmonc Syrup is prepared excusvey by
, nrcori.or and sale, wholesale and retail, al his
PRINCIPAL Office No Corsnd-ot Vshere persons can re-
rrye I'D vice have their lungs examined by regular pny-
sian and OBTAIN pamphlets describing Consumption Dys-
oeu.is and Liver Comp plants, free OF charge
Eor saIs sl=o d; Bush Hiyers, l73 Greeuwich-tt A
2 Sands Il Co. rs Broadway; G. > Eutcmngs, " III
Ble.ckers; c. Ford ga Fourth corner Wooste Wash
inplon-souare and II EyeriIt, So Hudsor-sI.
Pea.e bear in mind hst $. Beexaan does not sell my
Original Genuine Pulmooc syhup, and 70 syod cecepuon
By ignorant and uteratc preenders apply Tor me Ola e.
la5li.hed medicine, al No. 4 Cortl.nd-st - r,r>,cv
l3 Stis' j. H. ooLi-N,N-N.
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FRUIT-Small sales Raisn5 at 81 9o12 10 for wholes
l Il. al % for halves, and 2ic for quarters
PROVlSIONS-In Pork there is but l;te doing. Small
sales old Prime $40 81 and State al 10 so Mess
is dull We quote $l31l3 l2t. Sour Prime Is 9 500s
62t Beef is 75ds so. and S5d5 50 with moderate
trade demand. sale of 500 bbis Mess WAS made on
private terms and 80 do Prime. good country brands
at a. Sour is selling at 81! So and 25G so. and
in demand. Prime Mess for export is sl4 90
Picked Meats are nominaly 7:c for Hams, and
SIC for Shoulders. City Smoked Hams are 81 Silc-
Shoulders &c. Sides &C.. Beef 6:d7c. Lard is quiet at
5.0s3c. Butter and Cheese without particular charee
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
y SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
saip MOB Roy. Drumnond, SO Gs I'm Newport, Wales.
"a 10 Richard Irwin. 18Th Dec lat IS 40, long So spoke
ssSe ship Arab, OF Fairhavcn Is days out bound on a
Gsse requested to be reported
sup Forester (ot Saein) Parker IS de tnl Leghorn
edseio Thos Stalker No date lat "a 90 long II %,
'feke ship Alliance, from Charleston uavrc ds out
Ship York Morrill,, from Smyrna, 18th Oct ll9S bales
vol to Durh & Cousnery. Passed Gibraltar 25,h
NV. Dec 50 lat Is so long 63 CO. spoke brig Emma of
Msk, ds I'm Norfolk for Guadaoupe, who kindly sup.
SSd the Y with some provision. The York made the
cih passage and has mad very light winds Tor most Of
he passage
Bark Albers Meswick, a DIS I'm New Orleans, cotton
u. 10 order
sssi Genesee Mino,t Il ds I'm New Orleans, cotton,
'ussE, &c. 10 Z Collins 81 Co. Sailed IN company
nnla ss:p Manchester, Tor Liverpool 3ist Dec aear
sse hey, saw large snip ashore; supposed her 10
nv ;seeniy gone or appeared to have painted ports
gsaaant taasts and ysrcs struck
p!is Port Leon Cuts, i'm Tobasco loewood, 70 Buck
heeis Leil bark TeNidOr, Clark. ldg .o- y Orleans
~ angola, Salisbury, do Tor NiorA New Orleans.
n.SIoAi, Co do; North STAR Sylvester. tor Boston.
~. Gay New York, Merrinan, lds Nfor& Pocahon'
al Smeac do do; Denmark do toy Havana schr Her
sesorry, do NYork
asawsin. Lane, I'm Mstsnzas. 18th Dec. 20 hhds
o,s.s .ea Il bis mc!asses Read s Hoppock $1,000
vs,!'9 %! Taylor. Lett banks James Bayey, Bishop,
,,sS Aaceconiai Robinson. from Portland just
Csss.,Io Digs Susan Jane S,anwood I'm Portland unc (;
az. sasnry Bishop, do New England, Granger, do;
DO sSsese, DO; Harriet, Sargent do Plato, Merrill
Bos,oa. ~ company "itn Dig Lucy sfnish' Tor
.o seal Greciau, Herrick DIS I'm Elizabeth City NC
~ sad slaves. TO Carl Heinrich.
and asries Astrom. Nickerson as IN, Norfolk corn
,,aSssed, 20 Williams.
'"'s'sels in sigh! from the Highlands a. sunset,
sh.r SAILED
R,is nsnry Clay Liverpool. Bark Tartar L;verpoo.
:, oeae' Tunpco. schr Pembroke, Jacmel
dasnaSs et OF outward bound vessels tina, have been
wiz lor several days, proceeded 10 sea Yesterday
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Books.
OREGON AND CALIFORNIA

n aPPLE TOS : Co rave lust published Narrative OF
IL. the Exploring Expedition 10 the Rock? Mountains IN
he year 1872 and Oregon and North California IN The
ih- Official report ordered TO tie published by the United
stsies Senate. sol $40 pap-r cover. p CTS.
=. A few copies OF Government Edition with .arse
Map. Price s..
Capt Fremont is only OF the courageous
ard Intelligent jrsreers OF s day. bot OF the
phic sdirsble writer's OF TIE country; HIS work
has Ieeu universally md justly welcomed deeply inter-
-sting containing immense OF novel nior
nation not elsewhere accessible
The History nf Oregon snd Caliions and The Other Ter.
r;,ories on the Northwest OF North America accom-
panied hy Geographical View and Map OF these
tiles and number documents proofs and illustrations
of the History b. Robert Geenhow Li5rsTan and Trans
lsor to the Department OF State OGe handsome $50. vol
with Map. Price $3.50.
This history presents accounts clear snd sufficiently de-
tailed Of al The discoveries and settlements maze aud
tempted in the countries which relates and OF al dis
puss ne solisor. and treaties bstweeu ne governments
oiovized nations respecting her with sbundsn. notices
OF fact. and authorities. l9 2tls
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Cnurt CnIendnr....THls

Cncur couRr-Nos 40, 10 40, AZ l9, so, 81, 50, 81,
45s5L s. 49, 50.
SUPERIOR CoURT-G General Calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-ArRuments
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netism Applied 10 ihe Treatment OF pisease-J. ?. WEBS
TER recently the South, has located this city, for
the purpose OF treating diseases above Residence So
Hudson-st Charles. Consultations from A. NJ Til
z. M.
Also, Select Experiments in Mesmersm every Mon
day. "Wednesday and Fcay nights, The place. COM
nencing at O'clock Tickets admitting gentleman with
or without q lady 81. ia5 Otis.
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Dinter fashions.
soARFS, eRAvATs AND MUFFLERs,

Received by the last steamer,
4 T THE New-York Cash Tailoring and Gentlemeu's
a Genera Furnishing Establishment, 1877 Broadway hrec
doors below the Franklin House, choice assortment OF
fancy dress articles for cenuemens wear comprising tho
posi desirable assortment OF cas crsvsts and entire
new STYLE fmuies indispensable for gentlemen travelling
Also full o. over COSTS coaks and SACKS con-
stsuty on hand manufactured by The best workeo IN mo
city srd sold q, reduced prices
n j. G.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
ro- .a1 Of Sock, q ,le Ezehanss. zee Les, Page

THURSDAY. P. NJ.
There were some stocks up and some down to-
day bur the variations not material Erie wes in
demand and went up So There are some buyers for
and understand that 1000 TO 1900 shares
nave been taken al Sass by this class OF purchasofs
There also considerable buyng of the other sncies by
strong people, to hold
Exchanges are dull and Sterling heavy at 7'a7l
for first class BILLS Southern bills of the beet character
ISL. France 527i a 5.26i, Southern $50
Stock loans are 6 per cent, with occasionally
negotiation on call at 505l per cent Money is more
,s ob,sned on the best securities the best short &C
being rather freely negotiated in the street at
nor cent The rate for the paper of our Western pro-
due. oerchaus is to per cent per month and SO up
y, nc, cen. according to quality The offerings at the
Rank are not 60 large as they have been, but are still
,,o-e Than can be discounted. The Banks not ex
tending and the next qnar;erley report will show
siderable decrease Of liabilities
The Connecticut River Bank OF Hartford has de-
csred dividend of three per cent payable on demand
The Trenton. n. j. $500 per share payable on
l4,h instant
Tho receiots for the week ending Jan Sd, over
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e At Cleveland, Ohio, on the 2sth inst block
afbuldngs owned By Messrs. Finks was destroyed BY
ire. They were partly insured.
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NEW AND ELEGANT cARPETINGs

u By the latest arrivals, several invoices OF the
most beautiful! patterns OF ADMINISTER CARPETlSGS. Also
great variety OF FRENCH AuBUsoS CARPETS. suitable for
the richest and most splendid styles of furnishing together
with The best OF Oh CLOTHS offered 10 the
public with all articles connected with the trade.
Persons furnishing private residences Hotels Steam
bosls would and il 10 their advantage 10 call at
dig Owls REUBEN SMITHS, JR- Isl Broadway.
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DIED

On the 9TH. William Brown, aged IS.
At Brooklyn It'll wife of Joseph Thompson, 81.
At Albany 5th William Van den Bieshcuvel Schiller, a
native of Holland.
At Undertook, 3lst ut Mrs. Van Allen, wife Of ? A.
Van Allen Of Schodack.
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w
aUV0 pair always hand. Persons about furnishing aeir
houses Will save less, 100 per cent by calling d! The De-
poi 6AhIOL W !hAuNi.
ur.r,, u-ic,s Elo isI