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Buffalo Robes,

Bales Large Robes,
3 a" Indian Dressed Whole Skins.
3 4" &" Calf Skins,
which are opened and offered for sale at the
Peoples Store by w. ,, JOHNSON,
Nov. 6ih. 1S4S.
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Window Sash at factory price
at q. BECKWITH'S.
Nov. 9Th, 1s47.
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A true cory ofrecord, so
Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, RegiSte
COMMISSIONERS notice.

We, The subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Court for the District of Addison Com
missioners. TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the es-
tate of
SALLY WRIGHT,
late of Shorcham in said District deceased, rep
resented insolvent and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto: And six
months from the IS h day of Nov lS47 being
allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do
tiCrcfore hereby give notice that we will attend
TO the business of our said appointment, at the
dwelling house of Kent Wright in Shorcham on
the 2d Monday of February and April next from
nine O'Clock. AN. until four O'Clock, T. NJ, on
each Of said days.
Elisha BGScom Commits
Charles BdTkcr I sioners.
Dnfcd at Shnrnl,nrn this 1 III hnr Of nncnrn-
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SALT.

We have this day received quantity of C..
Western Salt which is offered forI 10
=. w. COL co.
July 24th, Is47.
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Montnelier, July %, 1917.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26

Ga Monday in Wilmington, N c., a seaman named
Arthur Johnson quite young man, received stab in
his breast which caused his almost immediate death,
supposed to have been given by John II. Hail. who
had been committed for trial
The Tallahassee Sentinel publishes n iettcr from
Meonvile, East Florida, from which appears that the
Indians are committing some depredatons on the
by driving OIL their cattle, and setting the woods on
6te ~
The census Of Bufalo, which has jus, been taken
SHOWS the population OF that city this season of the
year TO be 1890 La the summer the number 10
probably much larger.
Gen Combs Ia spoken of by many of the whg presses
oil Kentucky as tho probable wing candidate ior the
next Governor Of the State He would make an G fh
ceut officer.
gang of burglars havo been arrested in Lancaster
Pa aud nuca stolen property found ia their
Among the troop were two women.
The trial of HI ckothorn, for the murder Of Lancaster
Snvau. commenced a, PittbuTg the II st inst Ia
torn has always borne Almost respectable character
The Illinois Senate has passed q bill suhorisng spe
cal term Of tho circuit court in Massac county for The
isi Of persons charged with crimes also for authorize
ing the Governor 20 send armed force for the protc
ton OF the court, for the exptnsss of which $40 600
are appropriated BY the bill That is right and proper
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THE LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
II &c l. k q II APHIC


ALBANY, Jan. 25, ls47.
Senate.
The LIEUT.. GOVERNOR presented the memorial Of
George Wilkes, relative to the Oregon railroad
Mr.. YouNo said that the project was one hundred
years in advance of the public opinion The proposed
road waste run through country inhabited only by rob-
pers and by bears II was, In truth, most foolish un
dertakng One hundred years from now would be plenty
Of time to begin to think of IT,
The memorial was referred to the committee ON rail
roads.
Mr.. DENrsoN reported bill to give married women
the control of their property.
Mr.. CLARK offered preamble to Mr. Hawes,s resolu.
ton on slavery IS substitute for Mr. Young's presm.
bic 1t sets form the causes OF the war with Mexico de.
failing briefly the ground urged therefor by Mr. Polk in
his message Mr. Clark spoke great length IN support
OF his preamble aud in opposition to the one offered by
Mr. Young, which he said implicated the government
Mr. YOUNG denied it, The effects of its adoption would
not restrict the action of the government.
No question was taken on the subject.
Mr. BEACH offered resolution that the Attorney Gen.
erai report the extra allowances, costs expenses Of
ohces, &c-Adopted Adjou ned
Assembly,
Several remonstrances were presented against the
submission to the people of the amended charter of the
city Of New York.
Also, several against the location of the Now York
and Erie Railroad, reported in favor Of by the commits
sioners.
The amendments Of the Senate bill to pay the mem.
beers Of the Legislature CONQUERED in % to 10.
The volunteer aid bill taken up and discussed on
ito fnnl reading, by Messrs. Fenno and Cornwell.
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By THE MAILS.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

- ALBANY, Jan. %, lo47.
The Senate was Engaged in debating the supply bill
nearly the whole day. The members of the lower
House have evidently suffered considerable
snce from the delay in passing this BILL inasmuch as
they cannot got dollar out of the treasury until the
bill IL passed member Of the lower House offered
JOINT preamble and resolution to-day beginning with
whereas the members Of this House are without the
means Of deirsyng the expense of shaving therefore
resolved that the two Houses mutually agree that no
member Of either branch will hereafter change his linen
sed," &c. 800 f
The House discussed the propriety Of printing the re-
port OF the Secretary Of State agreeably to reso
luton calling upon him to furnish return OF the votes
cast last spring upon the license question it agreed to
print three times the usual number that portion of the
districts. ~ ~
The vote In the House upon the printing of this report
is kind Of test vote II will be circulated throushout
the whole State, and will operate benenciaiy to the
temperance cause. From the vote upon the printing
judged that the present Legislature will defeat any
proposition to repeal the license law.
The Senate was in executive session few nome nts
to-day Some Of the Governors nominations were dis.
pesed o. Mr., Tyler Tor Teler), OF Duchess county
will probably be made commissary general A motion
was made to- hold executive sessions with open doors
hereafter except when there strong reasons why
they should be kept shut. The motion was not acted
upon.
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nrroINrMENrs BY THE PRESIDENT, IN THE REGU-
I'm ARMY - Assistant Qoarterma sters with the
a,i, VI 'aptan-First Lieutenant J. p j. O'Brien All
ian,Sy ist Lieutenant Nj. II Patrick I'd infantry; ist
mh,eoeh VIM M Shower 3D. artillery; list Lieutenant
AVAIL Msnin D. Lansing, I'd artillery.
sistant Surgeon '' '''"ci Nioses' 10 DC AS
~ .fI oNIap STATES MILITARY SgRycr unpru tar
ACT or JusE ls, ls46.-Ch arles M Price IF o,;s;:
Wobsr osal with the rank Of Captain
saty, with the rank of Captain vic K s U UI
S,sss csmm wa% S Ss;hh;dae Of Mississippi
Webster, oil New York, to be Assistant H.
WIN IN s rank 81 Capsio James Hutton Of New York.
N Mioton, Of Louisiana, to be Assistant copsi =
wh tho rank OF uaptan Charles E. Carr Of Loaisians
Joseph HasbIouck, Of New York to DO sursao %
Jamin Hart OF illinois, 10 be Surgeon vice r r Rch
9rdson who declines TO accept the appointment n,hor
Da HEEL al Louisiana, TO be Assistant surgeo. Ea
orick W. Miller, OF rennsy lvsnia to DO Assistant srr
geon, vice George Dock, who declines accept the an
pomtmenf; Mira b. Hastead, OF New York 10 be AZ
sstant Surgeon. w as
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sh ~arS Baker and Rafferty,, of the
MARIA Wiiiams on charge Of steslpsa watch belong
nn MY Ns, Muns' while IN thievinE crib the ave
Disturbing Religious Worskis.-Henry Gibbs and John
Green on charge Of disturbing religious worship in
evening were held to bail by Justice Roome for their
Anoher-Ohicsr spicer. of the 9th ward arrested on
sunday evening young chap called Robert Reed on
chsge OF roteus and dsordery conduct disturbing the
congregation OF the Bedford street church Justice
Rome committed him, in default of bail for his future
good behavior. ~
, Cnsrge 81 Stealing Crsn6erries- Officer Curren of
Ionsthan Palmer, on charge of stealing barrel of
valued at 50 &c. belonging Sullivan Bates
washington market Held to bail TO answer
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CITY IntsIllrence,

THE wEArHrR-We bad return Of frosty weather
yesterday sgain and we give the range Of the thermo
meter as taken from Delatours Co ASK Wall street
Monday. -. az deg. 81 So 's "a
The dealers in ice will have rich crop this and
we understand that is in contemplation to shin seyera
caigoes LOT Liverpool during the ensuing spring
AMATEUR military CoMrANy-A ne comnonv coll.
ed the " feckham and Rumvie Guards y having he an
formed IN ths establishment belonging to this Company
went on target excursion yesterday and presented
nne appearance. They returned in the evening after
most agreeable day. The captain of the com
IHAReE OF LARcENy.-The three sailors named Daniel
plon, henry Ciemeson. and Jacob Woge, arrested on
ruhy evening last on charge Of larceny in q foreign
port were discharged yesterday morning
AcorexNr.-A lad named Edward Jay fell in o cellar
"a fzaDeth street, yesterday and had his leg broken
re was taken to the city hospital
FiaE ALARM The alarm Of nre at the u. 8. Hotel on
sunday evening" turned out to be false II appears that
no IRE occurred the call that had been
made upon the hremen
DEATH MUFFIN MAN.-Coroner Walters YES.
erday held inquest at 81 james street, the body of
James Lambert, we'll known the Muffin Man, who
has for years travelled streets bearing upon his
shoulder basket containing nufRns and crumpets
which he sold " all hot" Deceased was seen Yesterday
Afternoon going up james street, when near Chatham
street he fell down and although medical aid was mme.
diately called, it was too lste-poor Lambert had sold
MS last crumpet He was native Of England and aged
sixty years He died Of apoplsxy
Mn. GLIDDoN's LEcrvRE--The report Of Mr. Gliddon,s
Lecture is unavoidsbly crowded out by the pressure of
European news 1t will appear tomorrow
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q. B. CLARKE
Merchant Tailor ll8 William street 5eftc.en John and
Fulton

BELIEVE my reputation n Tailor is too well estab
ilshed to render for say what, by this
time almost every body knows.
a.. ny Black French Cloth Dess Coats made to order for
less than $25 other places neither take give
therefore, having bad debts afford sell small
profit
White Garseiiles Vests, Black Satin d. always hand
lew well made and handsomely trimmed, Sack Overcoats
are still LETT. which will sell cost ranging iu price
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Married.

On the 2ad instant by the Rev Marssus of the Re-
formed Dutch Church, Blocker street r. Warsos
BHUsn. to ANNA Il. DAVIS, all of this city.
On Tuesday evening" 10Th instant Ia Christs Church
sackets Hsrbor by Rev Benjamin Wright, Jr Mr.
GEoRoE A. TrsDALE, to Miss CAsoLrSr NJ buRr both Of
Sacketg Harbor.
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Movements OF TrayslIa m.

Yesterdays arrivals were more numerous tasA
hitherto although the passengers by the Hiberna had
not arrived up to 10 O'Clock last night.
=, AmkaieAs.-F NJ Hall, Miss; D. Harnev, Brooklyn;
Sartin, Philadelphia "
ABORT Leonard. Chester; Pobt Cooke, g. Louis;
A. Clifford Boston; T. Dsbcock, Troy; b. Porter, Mia.
CARA Key n9ds Toledo; Rev. w. Potter, Albany; G.
Browning, Phadelpha; r. Morton. Boston; II. Eaton
sal,mors; " Browne rrovdsnee j. BrOwnles, To.
ledo; d. Hoffman, Baltimore, C. Wilson, Philadelphia;
W. Murdoch, Baltimore; T. Lee Philadelphia; j. KEN
ney Cincinnati.
CIrr-J l.. Barnett, Fa r. II. Rice Worcester; Robt
no, ker, Richmond; @. Lawson, Halifax; W. Gentry,
st Louis; J. Christy; Phil II. O'Reily, Albany.
FhANKLIN-R. J. Lamb, ship Rochester; b. H. Tru.
lord, Petersburg;P Shipnsn, New Jersey.
HewAnp.-H. sherman Baltimore; j. brigham. Pbila.
W stratton, do; Dock do; Waterman, do; d. Rider
90; Limberson, Jamaica; Ed Mills, Cincinnati: II
Gold, Boston; H. Yorks, Philadelphia; L. ssnsrux do;
S Se,o,ge bard Boston, Warner, Virginia; NJ Welsh
baltimore W. Pilkington .ds A. Russ do; j. Prather
,on E G. Cooper Philadephia Taunton, Taun
Green Montreal; T. Cahill, Boston; r RUSSELL syria
JuDsoN-Joshua Hnllowen, Philadelphia; D. Wright
Augusta Cal A. Clapp w. Sails. F. Tyler, Hartford
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bounty OF Twelve DOlIAfs will be paid each recruit
enlist ed for the Artillery or Infantry
BeHd. the hly above stated, ration
days allowed soldier WINE amply sufficient for his
subsistence also large supply Of comfortable and geoteel
clothing Good aud fuel all
and every attenton will be PAID to making those who
may enlist and determine country GOO
,nh comfortable md conened with their situation. The
best medical attendance always provided for tie sick
unsbe to perform his duty Should the soldier be disabled
IN me line OF his duty the laws provide pension for him.
By the above II that the allowance.
spectacle and that with prudence monthly
pay Of the soldier may be laid thing requisite
for his comfort ard convenience furnished by tho Govern
msnt ms sugar and coffee The ppdeat soldier
lisment Of Five and tn. of the he
can The chooses purchase small farm of the
states and there settle himself comfortably his land
for ths Of mis- life
The of two dollars will be paid any citizeu non
commissioned officer soldier who shall bring the
devious ableboded recruit who shall be regularly enlist
ed he citizen should pesea his recatt Lieutenant
Captain, and not TO the recruiting sergeants
r. MORRISON, Capt. 4th Reg Inf.
Recruiting Officer.
Recruiting Rendezvous. "A Washington st j263 acre
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Inc building Of the long talked of bridge across tho
peawe, above the Fsis at Trenton, ~ j. il about to
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- HOUSE AND LOT, 81 Vssey street 40 b. aid At
Ex anction by Jane. Cole Auctonee At The Merchants
Exchange NJ IL o'clock IL IL Of the best location.
for dry goods grocery hardware business on The North
hiyei Vessy street Is one OF the gssst hsres
and the best business street On store will
rem 9r $3.50 itnthe next door 70 Benirger corrun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-26

LES DANSEUSES VlENNOISE.
MADAME JOSEPHINE WEISS, Mistress of the Ball
lvl beg the Managers Of Theatres in the United
States that application for mu be made 10 sr
sgenr Mr. JOHN POVEY, ofthe Park theatre New York
seuses Viennose. i25 N nc
NEW YORK OrERA HOT 81, Corner of Charlton
and Varck )-Ths establishment will open for
the OF the season. about the 18th Instant
Ladies and genemen Of esnb,hed talent wishing OBJ
tam stns IONS will please make application BY letter po
bshmeut. ia 70
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Weekly HepOrt or Deaths
In the City aud County of New York from the 10th day
January TO the sd day Of January lsi7;
Men 32 Women 80; Boys 81; Girls 81. Total 2o3.
UNITED STATES ARMY.


IL ECRUITING SERVICE Wanted for the United
~ states Army men, between ages Of IS
and IS years being above inches high of
ter aud OF respectable standing among their
None need apply 10 enter tho service but those who
termlned to the period their and
faithfully, during tho war; with Mexico, for the tern OF
five
Laws.
Pay Of artillery
and ir|anft sol Poy Of dra-
disrs, and of goons and m
Grade Dragons dndri- feasn, tchen
femsn Dhen mounted.
ring on foot.
Pay per moAth. Pay per month.
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On the 25h instant AnSE ELIIAsr a, daughter of
Samuel and Elizabeth Rsiney, aged and months
SThe friends and acquainsnces invited 10 attend
the funeral this day Tuesday at o'clock from the
residence OF the father, 206 Mott street.
Yesterday, RUFUS WAITrHxER, infant of Robert
II. and Hannah T. Elton.
The friends and acquantances of the family invi
ted to attend the funeral this afternoon at o'clock from
l32 Division street.
On the oath instant of dropsy, JOHN M BuRofss, Esq
in the o5h year of his age.
The funeral will take place from the house Of Mr..
fhneas Burgess 3ss Cherry street. this day. Tuesday
at o'clock r. NJ, at which the friends and relatives
requested TO attend.
At Norfolk, on the 2lst instant, Rev. GEORGE W :.
LATHAM Chaplain U. s Navy, in his 4Oh year.
Weekly Report OF Deaths
In the City aud County of New York from day Of
=, January TO the 2sd day Of January 1877
Men %; women 80; Boys 3t Girls 81. Total 203
DISEASES.
Apoplerv 81 Angins Burned scalded Bronchitis s;
Esncsa Cholera niantum. q Chol, Mobusi Consump
ton ;o Sonyulsons 22 Group Constipation Congss
ton, Il Debility 2; pelirium Tremens, s. Dibees Dr.
erIhea Il Dopsy, a. Dropsy in the head S. by senery
EPispsy E5yspeias, Exposure. Il Emphyssma. Il Fe
yer y Fever rueipe5a 81 Fever Remeni q Fever scar
= Hoopng cough Inflammation Of bladder, lnhamma-
non OF BRAIN Inflammation Of bowels 4: Inflammation
OF iurgs W Inflammation Of stomach 81 Inflammation OF Ii
v. i 's9adcs Ives Vensrsa q Mstormation i Mara.-
khsnmatism scrofula .; Testhing, /; Tumor Il I'm.
,Ags.UudeI year 49, to wears IT. 2ta3 49, to TO- o;
10 TO g. ~ 20 90 a 80 to 49, 2 40 to So IS; 50 CO. 60
~ WV w. tcoRN's. i a ARcMhK City Inspector
City Inspectors Office, Jan as lel7.
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PUBLIC rOU ~ FOR SALE,

ASA KNOWN rs the NORPETh HOTf l., on Long
t:H bland, and half miles from Wi La sbursh Fer.
at the head OF Morpeth Avenue The house Is two
story high thirty by forty built the
manner with new barn rae horse shed, house NC
&c. with three and a hs land The above would
suit gentle who wishes resIdcnce the Cit or
dbe first stand for county store pu lie
house $1,000 on bond and nortzsge For rtber
Geo d. Brinkef hof, Executors - -
NB-f sold before TIE first dy Of February merit il
will be sold on that day on the mises o'coek
seIv To-.
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NETHERLAND SOCIETY.
meeting held tho 2sd inst the following gentlemen
John F: Van Eden Holormsnn, President II warren.t
r. van den Byiardt w. A. Smes, Raj hazel Schiyer, w.
Malta, Directors.
Secretary, 7. Hodenpyl.
The direction of the society take this opportunity of
Kemp ST. sy. de
steyn 8, Cohen 81; Dpsseldo,p. $ I'd ladt, 81 W.
os sas s GSnsn 8: fr;. 81
81; T:sWyeth, s.; HercLenrath and Van Dsmme $lo
direction would further ask save to state tina, the OBJ
ect Of this Society by encourage the emgra
ton Of Holanders but solely, when they do arrive here
caution them as much possible against the imposons
which emigrants generally exposed provide them
further with work and in OF scsne distress power
with the that some 10 600 Inofs
WI arrive here shorty sufficient to arouse the char
the of the Society Unorunatey their mum
bes m ,h's county is small so tbs, make, the raising Of
ps%sd to ia the G Of h s be
and the public general assuring them we will be han
ps f,wardd 70 me- d. e 9Sc.ey ana ,hrs any DO
N B-1he Ne,h.rlapd Society will held a meeting on
Thur,day Jan 49, O'clock the Atheneum
JOHN +. VAN EDEN BOLLERNANN. Pres't. N. 8.
r HoDESrYL, Sec'y., MS jy26 N'c
SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF UNION TENT,
VAd postponed from last Mond ~ evening until Tue day
" evening next, Jan 49, 1917, at the Broadway TabeIna
preside did esses from Rev IN. Maitt Rev r. B. Thaytr
Presentation the M by the Rev Mir Corev reply by the
Blown Of Yonier Manhas choir sus he o1ds1 to
DUETS by two young ladies'
Marchay No. 70 fs, St. Mrs vs 5Ss F~up "a, n
,,ssd a;s . 81 Mrs, l Hall So Lewis ST NJ .tkng %
ferson St End az the door the evening
jazz 3tSst M&Tuessrc
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Recruiting Rendezvous. A Washington 1t. j26


THE friends of WILLIAM DAVIES re specially in
vited TO attend meeting at the house of Peter Milne,
II rente street, Thursday evening 2Sth inst at eight
O'clock for the purpose Of completing the
the Ball to he given for his benefit Friday evening 18Th
February, at the Coliseum, 450 Broadway.
By order of the CONN itee
jig 3tsrc T.. DOUGLAS Secretary
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SCOT rI~H GUARD BALL

THE THIRD ANNUAL BALL of the Scottish Gaad
will take ace at the Apollo Saloon Monday evening,
February lst DJdworths full brass and coon band will
be IN attendance Tickets be procured Of the connie
tee. viz:
Cart, A 6. r.ts, 1si Broadway Lieut. Mcleod,
rou rsndt I'll Lieut.. Hng, 100 Mercer st q NJ. LINN.
u Fulton st D. Prentice, serst Thomas 10 Mercer street;
sergt Laurie, % Hudson seret Wssce 10Th as
and 9Th Serg Dancss Corporal Henry Law, 1875 Church
street; Mer Dalrympe, Soek Broadway, End
Sergt WIN. tLikEHUGH, Secretary,
J2i SuTuThSnSu&Mois'r 2o3 Broadway.
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CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE,
NUN An1r ptITa

THE Subscribers having leaned the above magnificent
sbshneot offer the sane 10 ront by the might eek
tuntil their return from the south the st March
Fn particulars can he obtained Of MIR DIrmore agent for
the lessee AZ the box Office every morning. beween the
hours II aud ~ All be addressed
MIR Jiamose. postpaid, or they will not be attended 10
J5f sbz SE9UIN X FRAZER.
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The foreign trade the tonnage engaged in that trade
and the arrivals from. and cearancss foreign ports
present a more favorable appearance, compared with
previous years, than that OF Boston.
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S30j9,HI 3.66it95 39l6, 800 5II8, 054
The increase in the value OF exports from 1915 10
is46 was 81 aol AL being nearly thirty three per cent
The tonnage entered from foreign countries in each
OF the past two years. was as annexed -
TONNAGE ENTERED FROM FoRgIoS Cous1pIrs
In American vessels 1896. .s7,l46 tons.
In Foreign ....l24s3
90 500 tons
In American vessels, ls45. ...73705 tons
In Foreign 1924
- 50 400
Excess IN aver OF lS46. ......... Is, 1870 tons.
ARRIVALS AND CLEARANcEs FOR 1915 AND 1870.
Arrivals from Foreign ports in ls45,. . 2s7
q" Coastwise 4" 4" g O2o- 4 Ala
Foreign ports in 1885,. -. 459
Coaswne .6,0Is-6 All
Excess IN favor OF 1885,. .......... 1889
Clearances for Foreign ports in lsa6 ass vessels
Excess In favor of 1896 .......-
The foreign trade, the tonnage engaged in that trade
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JUHNSIUN'S Bind ,~IOKt.
81 No. 28o BROADWAY, one door from Chambers
WIG street8s bsss tanarv seed siftcd AZ wh.ic,a
Cr price, by the single buAhe hne elton OF be tong
breed .,qs,es high coior,, German song tir,s
red birds all In song Fancy cages breeding esges bid
SEEDS nest boxes, sun for All articles the line In
great variety, by w. y. JON SION,
$50 Broadway New York.
r. S-Lettev a. above will he attended TO- j23 im-r
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- 10 OWNEKS OF REAL ESTATE.
ERANCis BLANCHET, Agent. informs the owners Of
heal Estate that he takes charge OF letting
ing lots and coll rents the reasonable
has been, for the last the Of the late
John Tonnele and all his above
he i'll give full those persons who will
entrust him with their confidence He give the best
erences and security to amount required Please adj
dIsst note through The Post Once No as Sixth Avenue
ia16 ime
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NOIICE.
EXCHANGE OF Trunks made the arrival Of
"A steamboat Traveller, Friday night, Jan. 22d; The
trunk left board the boat belong Joseph
Kdgway. Esq st. Thomas w. |. Should the above ct
the Of the owner his friends exchange be made
at 20 Division street N Y.