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TON OF SARSAPARIll.A appears to be Of the
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RHEuMATIsM AND PILES.

- rru :, - SEPTEMBER 16, 1886.
DR. TowssENp-D Dear Sr-My wife has been, for seye.
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together with man IN my employ badly troubled viii,
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HARNDEN,s EXPRESS,

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DR. TowNsESD7-DearS ir-I have the pleasure to inform
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iua by The Of your excellent medicine They al
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HONEY MARK EFT.

sunday, Jan. 24-0 II. M.
The Hiberna has not yet made her appearance at
Boston The latest teegraphc despatch stated that tho
had not been announced at Boston. The greatest
element exists In relation to her sdvicss as they must
be Of very great Importance being nearly month later
than those received by previous arrivals We give to-
day. little later intelligence from Liv srpoo received
via Savannah; and from the reports in relation to the
cotton markets, should Judge that the Hibsrnias
news will give accounts of very great advance IN
prices of cotton.
Operators in cotton add In stocks In this market have
not been disposed to do much within the past two
three days. in consequence of the expected arrival OF
the steamer, and they will, without doubt continue to
hold back until her advices received We learn that
she will bring about million and half Of dollars In
SPECIE principally for houses in this city and that the
steamer of the 4;h proximo, will also bring large
amount of the precious metals This must have very
favorable influence upon the movements Of banks,
and enable them to make very satsfactory reports
the LIST of February, the next quarter day.
Spectators In cotton getting to be rather wild in
their calculations, and advance of any consequence
in the Liverpool market will set some of them crazy
The prospect at present IT, that shall have specula
tive movement In cotton equal to anything of the kind
experienced for many years. and that prices will reach
point which has not been realized for long time.
There is unquestOnsbly good basis for movement of
this characte; but the result will be similar to thst in
variably produced by these overnAatons. Those who
get out in will make without! doubt, large for.
tunes; but many are destined to be ruined.
We usual table, exhibiting the quotations
for stocks in this market for each day Of the past week
and at the close Of tho week previous.
Quotations voR THE PRINcIrAL Srocxs THE Nxw
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An immense iceberg lately hoated into the harbor Of
Eastpot Me- dashng to pieces several vessels lying at
the whsrves supposed to have been blown from the
Arctic sea in the late gales
CAPTAIN Woodman Hunt master Of brig Cyclops Of that
CITY, is said to have recently sbsconded from Mobile,
taking with him some $4,000 Of the vessels funds. He
has hitherto sustained good character.
The furnace Of Messrs Johnson Cox in Troy, which
was partly down Saturday night last has been
again rebuilt, and theE mouders are at work making
bomb shells.
JP Lsngford residing at Rome, in Bradford Co. Pa,
on the 10th inst murdered his wife, by shooting her
through the body with pistol
The foundry of Messrs Gowan MCGEE, at Louisville
was by fire the 18th instant together with
all its contents Loss very heavy, and no Insurance.
The furnace house Of Messrs. Ford & Co. at Akron,
was burnt On the morning Of Thursday last
The village of Cohoes, near Albany, contain abtut
1000 inhabitants 1000 Of whom have been added to It's
population within the last year
horse belonging to Mr. 8. Thorn Of Utica, died on
the I'D of December aged thirty eight years II very
seldom that horse attsins this sge.
In 1918 there was not single mile Of railway In New
Epgland with the exception ofa wooden track at quincy
Mass used for the stone quarres Now eight hundred
and fifteen miles Of railroad have their termination in
Boston, alone.
The Common Council of Charleston, Is CO. on the
10th inst appointed special committee to subscribe
$40 600 II 10 much necessary towards securing he
charter of the Gas Company Of that city and appIopri
ated $4,000 towards establishing the line OF telegraph
from New York via Charlsston, to New Orleans
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Since the previous report there has been decrease in
the capital of $4o69 in SPECIE S7572I in circulation
$32 606; and increase in loans Of and d.
posts $780, 724 The reduction in the circulation very
favorable feature while the increase in the loans OF
nearly nine hundred thousand dollars looks bad-very
bad The Of paper in circulation specie in
Nov ls45, 1850 III; and in Nov 1916, $as3a $50.
The quantity Of certain articles exported from this port
for the week ending Jan 22d inclusive distinguishing
the quantity shipped each foreign country.
annexed:-
EXPORTS FROM PoRT OF Nav YoRK.
To GREAT BRIrAIr Flour, 49, ISL brls corn, l34 1917
bush NEAL 6224 bbls.; cotton, lao baes besswax.
273O lbs talow AIS do hides % 7s9 do; lard OIL as5
do cheese, l69 $50 dol hams, l03 900 dol urpentine,
lbs barley, "a 500 bush sperm OIL 1907 gals; beans,
2s2 bush peas, 1904 do.
To FRANcE-Flour 1894 bbls ashes, 100 do tallow,
70 os7 lbs wheat $40 BUSH rice, % terces; cotton,
244 bales lard Ill $50 lbs hams, ~ 0l2 do hides,
s6,06l do grease 500 DO whalebone, 1877 do.
To BRrTisH WEsr IrpIEs--Pork. Ala bbls; meal 500
dol -four 1888 do -four, las half bbls rice COL lbs
hams, 200 dol corn, 800 bush: beef. 40 bbs meal 30
do meal 40 half bbIs: butter ala 10 lard 64a do.
To sr DoMIsoo-Flour, 100 bbls dry hsh 80. asa
butter a5O do hams, 100 dol meal, 100 .bbls rice,
IL ,3s7 lbs; beef, 81 bbls.
To SPANISH WEsr IrprEsFlour, IT'S bills; -four. 100
half bbs rice, 29i lbs cheese 28l9 dol lard 10 39o
do; meal 100 bbs pork, IL bbls; hams ~ bs but
ter, 1890 do; dry fish, 30 AL do beef ITO bbls.
SAC bbls; -four. 100 halt bhls lard, $50 lbs pork
bbs; meal 300 do; RICE 24ol6 bs dry fish. s,i4o do;
beef, % bbls.
The shipments Of and -four to Great Britain con-
nus large but there appears to have been very mate
rial reduction in the weekly shipments of other articles
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TheatrlcuIs.

PARK THEArRE-There will be no dramatic perform
at this establishment night the building being
engaged for the annual ball of the Fire Department.
Many heart is made glad through the year by the pro-
ceeds from these pleasant and charitable reunions To-
evening, it will be recolected is set apart for
sesses no more deserving ana we'll tried favori,s A
strong bill offered on the occasion-Mr Collins Mrs
Hunt, Miss Julia Tvrnbull, and young lady who will
their services We really trust that the most excellent
beneficiary will receive humping benefit
BowERr THEArRE-An exceedingly and interest.
ing list Of performances is offered the Bowery for
nights entertainment Miss Mary Taylor, the dstn-
gushed vocalist and actress will sustain eight characters
Mr. Hunt will also make his hrst appearance in the
popular character of Robin. in the opera of No Song
No supper" Miss Tay lor appearing Margaretta The
drama Of" Satan" the Devil in Paris Miss Taylor
sustaining the character Of the - Besides tho grand
dramatic drama of samatrias Heir" will be performed
with powerful cast.
ALHAMBnA.-To-morrow evening rare fund Of amuse.
ment is offered the occasion of complimentary
benefit to Mr. CALDWELL the proprietor of the above men.
toned popular place Of The Ethiopian Min.
strels will sing variety of negro melodies, with their
peculiar instrumental accomplishments. Misses Hfert
and Martini with Mr.. Austin Phillips and Mr.. Harrison,
will also sing selections from avorte musical pieces
besides all which, there will be beautiful exhibition
OF Tableaux Vivans The admission Is placed at the low
sum Of rs cen 8.
Mr. J. b Brown, the distinguished elocutonist, will
give series OF readings and recitaons at the Brooklyn
Institute, this evening. Mr. Brown is fully capable of
rendering the entertainment of great interest and
structve to all who may attend
Mr.. Alexander, the young magician, who was go sue
cessful at Pamos Opera House last fall and Phadel
pha, has taken the Assembly building at Baltinoi
which he is now fitting up splendid Temple Of I'm.
chantment
The premium paid for the choice of boxss at the How
ard Athen@um for Saturdays afternoon performance,
amounted 10 trife upwards Of S425 The amount OF
premiums for the whole week was upwards Of $4,000.
nm Inn f tl.n chi
each week of their engagement
Mr.. Anderson Is receiving high encomiums from the
press Of Charleston, at which place he Is playing.
Mary Ann Lee Is performing engagement at Gin.
clnnati
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ITALIAN orEnA.-This evening . Lucia di Hammer
moor will be performed for the last time but one, We
believe previous to its withdrawal when NINA Pazza
per Amore is to be brought out, Pco sustaining the
prominent part Those therefore, that wish to hear
sisnorna Bsr (or she Is signorns not signora) will
do we'll TO take advantage Of the present opportunity
From the commencement to the close OF the season,
continual had crowned their endeavorr to MI up
the vacuum 80 long felt in musical world. and we
hone that SgDor Bsr the maestro and brother OF the
prma donna continue in the path he has com menced
we would mention those who Intend visiting the ope
g. that very early application 10 necessary, to procure
seats; at least it has been SO heretofore
SivoRI AND HEHz-The Charleston 3. c.. people have
tsly been blessed with great combinations OF musical
excellence. Concerts given there on the goth nst
by svori and the 10th by Henri Her, both Of which
were crowded. On the 2lst, the two great masters
were to give another concert together assisted ALSO by
Signor Gambat the celebrated performer on the coret
piston Besides different favorite solo pieces, Herr
and Sivori play grand duo for violin and piano.
from Moses in Egypt" They both leave for Havana In
q few days.
EuryRrEAr CoNcERr.-The forty-eighth anniversary
of this association celebrated on Thursday evening
last at the Apollo Rooms large and brilliant assem-
blage was present. which after listening to music vocal
and instrumental, from Mrs. Loder, MIR. Timm, and
others adjourned tho dancing hail. where the waltz
and dance kept up with spirit till late hour in
the morning.
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Movements of Travellers.

The arrivals yesterday at the principal hotels were
limited to the following amount at eachi-
AmEnIeAN-J. Kngwart, Georgia; J. o. Creighton,
Providence ]. Lindsay, Cincinnati, G. Thompson, Bos
tons d. Rogers, ". Jersey.
AsIoR-C. Jackson, Long Island, c. Goodrich, Bos.
tons II Tibbetts do; Le Roy Wiley, Charlestoni Bar
~, Baltimore; Graham Boston, j. Kidder dol Craft
doJ Duva Baltimore; " Carr, Proyidencei J. shilet
to, Conn
CIrY-Thos. OiShaughnessay, Sin; Geo. Jourdan,
Bostoni JOS Hall, Vnginai w. Bowles, Kingston,
Canada.
FRASKLrN-P shipmsn N. j.; j. Eddy, Maine; y. Muir
Connecticut
IowiRp-s. Morgan, Clinton Me-; N. Prouguet Yale
college; w Turner Norfolk J. w. Blotesy, CHM II
Boylan, do 3. III. Musgrove Me; g. Tillotson La; j.
Crook, Liverpool; J. Morley do; T. Graham Pitts
burgh; w. Young Montreal; y. Meade, Ala; w Ref,
Phai H. Whitfield, Barbadoes; b. e. Bouton, Conn; w
Warren, Boston; Col Blasdsle, do.
yrpsos-A. Clspp, Hartford NJ. l.. sskes, DO II.
White dol 4. Newton, New HAVEN JOS. Gotten, Asss
y. Carpenter, dor Thomas An.hopy, New Bedford
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The AMERICAN JOURNAL or THE MUSICAL ScixNcEs-
Edited by Isaac Hays NJ. D.-No XIV. of this Journal
number for January contains the usual amount Of nte
resting scientific matter, with many papers which
not fail to interest the general reader
CHAMBERS CycLorEDiA OF ESoLisH LITERATURE -
The third number Of this valuable work Is out and for
sale by VIM. Taylor Co., No Aston House, ana H.
Long& Brother. This publication cannot fail to find
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CHAMBERs' INFORMATION roR THE PEorLE.-No TX
of this work contains upwards of hundred pages Of
very useful matter as entertaining - instructive Wm
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PAYsE's UNIvEssvM OR PICTORIAL WoRLp.-No. TX,
containing four plates, ana
PArrK. ILLv.rnArEp LorDor, ssre: Of views Of the
metropolis and its envrons For sale by Robert 7. shan
non, No. lls Nassau street.
SMALL Books on GREAT susJEcrs-Numbers seven.
eight and nine Of this series have been published by Lee
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Nsw WAY TO PAY OLD DEsIs-A comedy in five acts,
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SKETCHES OF Iowa AND WsooSsIr-Tsken during q
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The MEXICAN voLUxrEEns' Qricx srIr=A new piece
OF music by Miss Augusta Browne. &. Holt jr, No. 1855
Fulton street.
MODERN STANDARD DRAMA-The fourth volume Of
this work is before and contains eight of the most
popular acting plays and portrait and memoir Of Mr.
Hackett. published by Taylor Co., Astor House
JACQUES, by George Sand. 8. Redfeld, Clinton
Hall-This book Is by the author of Consuelo, and 10
translated from the French by Anna Blackwell The
mechanical part of the book is excellent.
LONDON LANcEr-Kepublished by Burgess Stringer
CoThe enerprsng publishers have sent the Janua-
nv number of this valuable work II 10 Teplse with in
formation Of great interest to the medical profession
Every ply scian In the country should take 1t; they
ought not to lie without it.
GopEv's LApY's BooK-H Lang & Brothers, Ann
street The February number of this excellent maya.
zine is out
COLUMBIAN MAGAziNE-Israel Post, Nassau st-We
have received the February number. 1t 10 early in the
field II appears to be tho best number yet issued
GaAHAm's MAoAzrN..-This periodical maintains Its
character for excellence The February number Is out.
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T & l. E G r A PHO.


lightning line was in excellent order yes
and had the steamer arrived at Boston,
would have been transmitted to this
ash or two
ernia is now nearly twenty days at sea,
K is one of the fastest steamers OF the
non arrival begins to create some sur
and little anxiety. 1t is TO be hoped that
has not been delayed by an accident.
|rrivals at the South are taking off small slices
|he news; and, unless she soon makes her
earance, an arrival here will anticipate her
|ligence.
B.-The steamer had not arrived at nine
last evening. The atmosphere was thick
ggy outside of Boston.
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|yAN ALARM The Mississippi brings news OF a
rnless fright, which had been given to the de-
|nders Of the castle, during one of the nights Of
b month. It seems that the people in Vera
W. had become quito uneasy, from the repre-
btions that boats Of the American squadron
nightly rowing about, and inspecting the
Of the town, castle, &c. Much censure
Thrown upon the castle for permitting this,
unjust one, for one gun out Of ten thousand
|uld not hit a boat in Il dark night. A few
hts after this, the squadron was aroused by
beral discharge from the castle, in running
5ts. or course, they all thought revolution
taken place. Next day, however, what was
FIR establishment to learn that the American
| u had been discovered in one of their prowl
Excursions, and been chased and nearly cap
td by the captain fthe port It created quite
for it happened on one of the nights
do boats were ont. A Mexican invention
howins their vigilance.
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comparison Of prices current at the close Of tho mar
ket yesterday with those ruling at the close of the pre-
vous week, exhibits an Improvement in Kentucky SIS Of
u per cent; Penn. IS, u; Norwich & Worcester, e
Erie RR., new stock, n; Farmers Loan, X; North Am
Trust n; and decline in Reading Bonds of per cont
Reading RR., u; Erie RR, old stock, NJ Harlem, Ga;
Long Island, V; Canton, y; and vicksburg, u.
The Greenwich Insurance Company have declared a
semi annual dividend of five per cent payable the 6s
Of February.
The New York Insurance Company gave notice that
the mmisson of ten per cent due terminated risks
to the LIST instant will be paid in cash the LIST Of Feb
ruary Tie ten per commission ID to be continued
the year ON all sums where the earned
exceed 500.
Tho annexed statement exhibits the condition Of the
State Bank Of Indiana, the 2lst of November 1916
STATE BANK OF INDIANA.
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INTERESTING FROM VERA CRUz-NAvAL EN-
rLor-We have received four days later intelll-
gence from Vera Cruz, by the arrival Of the store
ship Relief at Pensacola.
Our correspondent at that place has sent all the
news in the following letter. The boat expedi-
ton of Lieut.. Semmes, late commander, we be-
lieve, of the Somers, was a charming little AZ
fair.
PENSACOLA, jan 10th, le47.
The u. 8. store ship Relief, Oscar Bullus Lieuen-
ant, commanding, came to anchor at navy yard
terday in twelve days from Anton Lizardo
She experienced unusually heavy weather-heve to
during % hours Of her passage and brings very int
resting news.
The morning which she left Anton Lizardo, boat
discovered by vessels lying there, in the Of
landing her cargo, but Commodore Conner sent Lieut..
semmes comm and of two boats capture and bring
her of The feat was beautifully executed although in
the face of tremendous fire. kept up by the batteries Of
the enemy.
The squadron is dispersed mainly along the coast
for complete and vigorous blockade
The 3. schooner On kah by GO, Lieut. Bergman,
commanding. arrived here the l4th inst, from Key
West
The U. frigato Potomac, Capt. iAulick, will sail
hence, in day or two, to reoin the squadron in the
Gull. THE PROFESSOR.
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Political lntsliige nee.

The election for member Of Congress from Illinois TO
take the place of Col Baker, to be on the 10th inst
Capt. John Henry was the democratic candidate
IL doubtful when q Senator will be elected by the
Legislature OF Louisiana. Messrs. r. soule and ], w.
Bryo, are the Democratic, and MT Bullet of,he Pissy
Hnf, the wbig candidate,
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DR.. J. q. Chalmers, the brother of the Senator from
Mississippi killed In Austin, Texas by Mr. Holden
The difficulty grew out of dispute in relation 10 some
property, when the DR.. drew his pistol Mr.. Holden,
with his knife inflicted wound which resulted in the
Instant death Of Dr. Chalmers.
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NEws FROM KINGSTON Nep Orleans Delta
OF the I4th says" We are indebted to Captain
Young OF the brig Telegraph from Kingston, ia for
rapers to the 18th of December last They contain no
news Of importance or interest to our readers.