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81 feet front, u rear, by about

fook
Plot Of ground sSsp running through from Sd to
Lexington Avenue, 341S ieet on former 5o1s
on latter, with frontage of lis feet on 35th St
Distance between the avenues aga feet. 5000
Lot opposite, above, on Lexington Avenue, 50H
feet front, l3h feet deep one side, IS # in. the
other, with right of half Of post road, when
Lot on Lexington Avenue next below a5th street,
a614 front, a2h rear, lol feet deep. with lot on
feet deep one side, 81 It. in. the other, with
right to half the post road when closed. 1925
Lot on S4th street a7 feet 'front.' ~ f. in rear
front, is f. in. 'front.' AK #. rear, 2l7 #. in
one side, asS11 the other-. 1850
bridge, and the high bridge, on lssth, ls6th and
ls7th streets and 10th Avenue, with right Of
The building formerly known as Brouwer's stables
situated in the block between Broadway and
Mercer st nearly opposite Bond St. with the
main building covers about 100 #. by 90. The
central lot is 80 f. one side, 10 another, i2sf 10
Mercer St, including the house ~ feet by so,
pr with 'pg o. 10 iss s Ts ;ao yvo;:r ana 1880
Depeyster streets, with front of 6311 feet on
former, OK on latter, and esk on Pine street
Premises adjoining on Depeyser stree; io,l bya
story brick house and lot on sst street. near 7th
avenue, house 90 by 49, lot 90 by eso. $50. $500
story brick house and lot a2d street. in rear OF
above, same dimensions. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Lot on 23d street. near 7th avenue 26x9s:9. -. 275
do do do l,42s
do gath street. near It'll avenue, 25x9S:9 ..... s6O
do adjoining same size. ..........,....... $50
do do do Observation-Disclosures. l,025
do on Sad street, Sd avenue, 81 5xl02:6 80. 2aC
do adjoining, zane size. ................. 23C
Edo corner Carroll and Columbia street, South
Lot issS street e: and ION sysaue v;ss
Manhattanville 100 feet on former 2j latter lis
lots adjoining same size, at 500. ......... 300
do do S97h. .......... 800
4 lots rear of above, l25th street, at $02 So 4lC
DO l2lth street, at $77. so $40
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THE PREslpENT.-Robert p
APPOINTMENTS BY ,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREslDENT.-Robert p.
Flenniken, of Pennsylvania, to be Charge DAT.
fairs Of the United States, the government Of Dem
mark in the place of VIM. W. Irwin at his request
recalled Burr B. Taylor Of Ohio to be Consul Of the
United States for the port of Buenos Ayres in the place
Of James H. Tate resigned. William q. Morehead, OF
Ohio to be Consul Of the United States Tor the port of
Valparaiso, in the place f Eben r. Door, recalled 8.
Loughborough to be Attorney of the United States for
District of Kentucky from and after the ID day of Febru
airy next. when his present commission will expire.
Duncan X McRae, to be Attorney of the United States
for the district of North Carolina from and after the I'd
day of March next when his present commission will
pire.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
JOHNSON'S TOOTHACHE DROPS

TTVHE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the Immediate and per
ofpan from decayed teeth having from is
those who have it, many have lately
thrust into the market by unpncpled and sol
graph caution tho public against all such spurious com
article so long and voraby known by that name but that
prepared during four five years, by A. Sands: and
for the last Henry Johnson A. Sands
Go who the sole proprietor The only safety for
purchasers is be and ask for Johnsons Toothachs
Drops and examine the OF the WAL
Of the genuine has the signature of Henry johnson.
Remember that the true Glove Anodyne is immediate
for the violent toothsche the and
that is manufactured genuine only by Henry Johnson
Chemist and Druggist 273 Broadway side in the Ora
mite Buildings Sold also Fulton street, East Broad
way, and 800 Hudson 81. Price Is cents, dI 3lmsrh
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HUNTEEHIAN PYs ,.E rs No sDyi:io. street.
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thoroughly epIs this hed disease without injury the
when all else have failed AeompIehen.ye treatise accom-
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deeply seated the system with less trouble the
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PkEfxREp 81 IS %snSs: s. toisss
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proved BY the Coege the Of ;croula rhsumsosm
pSiiiss yapso%: cf
S;t$sf SHS
primary sss:si'ssssI :SoS S .:::1s$ e m
Who sIupaon. jim ysnsr.s nodes
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Dollar case. Of half ne f91 FSs & ELIXIR
sEps:. for q: use Of those who have rim in
dsmaud; s;,sntiai good health and
'so' s;i G.i iS'i SSTcE Dozen
5v ,ss who for
sf . Il. ss ~ss
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sSns'b5;csi cure e Xensres D;sa;s: Gss:
Ths:s Phi, prs.crrton Of The csle
brasd Dr. Assnsthy who for great many years succe.
py.ss p:ciss but YER So:ps
which tenders them e.tremsy convenient to sais
VIA. celebrity Pill. the es., gusrau
complaints In the early stages Of ssnorhaa one box is
t. s.a sscs
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time and .ods,
sptuous and fermented liquors Full directions accompany
each box.
n ONSTlPATION DESTROYED OR EXPOSITION
OF natural simple, eeable, and infallihe means,
only Of overcoming but also Of completely destroying
habua constipation, without using either purgativss
any artificial whasysI discovery recently msds in
from eminent physicians and other of distinction
Price 30 cents.
the mind o. reader OF the genuine and great
land the Continent with its remarkable results
This great remedy light paatabe, aud del food
called Ervaena-a vegetable farina-n respects
sembling arr0w-roOt.
The Treatise and the Ervaenta 1.-THE packets
each) thy hand the National Depot Of War
Of Paris expressly established for their sale, at the
Granite Building, 273 Broadway corner Of Chamberst
d2t eod2w$r
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TWENTY-NINTH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
senate.

WAsHINsroN, Jan. IL, ls47.
Bright and sparkling morning Pennsylvania avenue
tSs q the sovereign people In The csp
toll this morning number Of distinguished visiters
the hocr Of the Senate Hslfpast twelve. Senate not
yet called to order Ten minutes of one O'Clock the rap
of the Chaimans hammer, brought the Senate to silence
Prayer solemn and affecting, by Row Mr. sicer in es
JP. PsrSYBAcxER, of the Senators from Virginia
Mr. ArcHIsoN in the chair, the Vice President being
sick
Journal not read as yet.
Mr.. ARCHER and desired the Senate to wait few
moments until he should be furnished with certain
from members from Virginia OF the other House, in refer
ton to the life and death Of his late colleague
Mr. MArouM moved that the reading of the journal DO
dispensed with Agreed to-
Mr. ARCHER rose and after referring to the death of
and best friends and that the occasion when the CRATE
full testimonials Of Senators burst out from every corner
evidence with that of others memory of that sena
tor but he had been unequal to the task correspond
said he could not sxonerss himself as before because
Of relation in which he stood to the deceased in this
his .d only had the ee"a of
therefore, b. conversant A. fully with his char thar
Isaac g. Pennybacker died at his lodgings in this city,
and the aGectonats attentions Of his family could do to
him. Like Mr. Barrow, Mr.. Pennybacker was
among the youngest of the members Of this body He
was at sge promising along career of honor and Of
ours has been stricken down by the spoer in the midst
Of his labors. had not the pleasure of long and init
mate acquaintance with the deceased but learn from
Others that Mr. Pennybacker born in that most beau
nl region Of country in the United States the Great
Valley of Virginia Its population like that OF most
mountainous countries characterized for their primi
tive simplicity aud their vruous and industrious habits
Born of them and among them, was from them that
the deceased derived the purity and honesty Of his cha
rncter He about fortyone years Of age His merits
cannot be better estimated than by brief statement OF
the facts of his political advancement He had been
representative in the other House, then Federal District
Judge in his native State and at early period of life
elected to the high and dgnied Office of Senator
of the United States. He man of good property,
Of sound understanding improved by leisure He was
warm in his domestic affections, bland and engaging in
his manners and frank and courteous in his intercourse
with the Senate. Mr. Archer spoke feengly Of the wi
dow and her children; but commended them to that high
source of consolation, their Father in Heaven.
In conclusion MIR. AKcHER moved the usual resolu.
tons, which adopted and the Senate adjourned to
meet again at IL o'clock to attend the funeral ceremo-
MES to tho deceased.
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GENUINE BEARS OIL

TINE enormous number OF Wigs manufactured in this
country be conclusive proof that the hair
ly neglected. 1t be satisfactorily proved that if
aken would be in
often in which artificial hair is Concentrated persp
ration OF the which the roots
Of the hair can be andoie to its de-
suctiye quslites, the Genuine Bears Oil stands alone
There nothing known chemists that with
it, 1t supplies the with most heahful nourishment
Ii darkens the colong within the capillary tubes and
curl.
Purified and perfumed for toilet purposes only by HENRY
JOHNSON, Druggist, (successor to A. Sands Col T3
Broadway, west side, IN the Granite Building corner OF
Chambers Sold Also 100 Fulton and II East
Broadway also 800 Hudson street, Of Spring.
Beware Of spurious limitations and be and pur-
chase only the article prepared BY HENRY JOHNSON
Price SO cents aud Is cents per hottie. de- 1m$r
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COM MERCIAL.
New York, Jan. ID.

New York, Jan. ID.
ASHES The transactions in both descriptions continue
small at S. for pots. and SIS so for pearls
BREADsrUFrs.-Ther was rather doing day.
Large lots of western changed hands, mostly for export
at $3.50 Wheat-Genesee is selling at 81 is Corn
new, white IS cents, yellow 70; Southern 721s rs
Rye, IS SO cents
CorroN-The sales yesterday were 1000 bales, to-day
there less doing The purchasers mainly spinners
except where opportunities offer Of filling vessels at
low rate of freight, which brings out shipper But
little is doing speculation at present Prices steady
at the quotations
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ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR RANcocAs, N. j.

ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR RANCoCAs, N. IA
man, named Wilson, made a desperate attempt
upon the life of woman, said to be his wife living about
mile from kancocas Bridge, N. j., Monday evening
last He forced her to swallow quantity of laudanum
but through her resistance failing to get sufficient down
her throat to DEATH he beat her in most brutal
manner and then stabbed her in the breast leaving her
in almost lifeess condition. The man fed and has
not yet been arrested Wilson s said to be rishman
by birth, and may be known by the bridge Of his
having been broken several years since by kick Of
horse.-Ne,Dark ADO, Jan. 49,
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STRAW WRAPPING PAPER.
E000 REAMS superior quality Straw Wrapping,
OOOV inst received and for ssle by
j9rh PEKSSE X BROOKS, IS and CT Nassau II.

rE psEAEGS66EELSaN5R %
Member. Of The New Yo,t Collsss Of Msdiein: and
ss:s a for pa ss of g ii q
seas. Of private nstare and can conGdsnty promise
cure without injury to eoqsiSiiou from
a. vast amount q suffering time may be tins avoidsd
ho.: complaints. arsesd' foT consultation daily from AM
THFSR4ANF re Tu cSUN i'fEs
living IN The country and finding i 70 mah.
hss TO- psr4 %
stating their eIpeitly together WITH all symptoms.
and sssi0'iaS Is dkiiSESSSSssSS
s5 Nassau street. New York,
vELIEAU's SPECIFIC FILLS.
IL. ,5s Ii Of
4: sss'; rs an III s s:
for al d,ss:e; Of the qIs ,h sss cure m1s
re.si dIsETeeny win the stomach. eoadnsmsas tom
THE effSSs sic HS6E PHsaTS x eTF 5as.
sar4sa sna 81
BY secret Indulgence excess Of kind 1t Is nyslu.
pie remedy for %potsacs 1'r'y or BARONESS uui'"
sieS "
RICORDs ALTEnaI'vE MIXTURE
oR the permanent cure Of prlna secondary syphilis.
rdsaua
All persons suspectng venereal tair remaining their sys
TEN, should this powerful purifier without delay,
person consider himself safe after having the venereel
disease without thoroughly csapsng thesysem with this
Justly celebrated Alternative.
Bold single bottles at 81 esch in cases Of hall dozen
for IS; carefully packed and all parts OF the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF 5ARSAPARILLA
| - 0ENTIAN AND SAsAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College OF Msdicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression OF quackery
This refined and highly concentrated extract all
the purifying curative OF the above
herbs Is confidently BY the COLLEGE a superior
TO any sract OF Sarspaa at present before the public
may be relied certain remedy Tor all disease, mis-
ny from an m mp o botehes or pnpes Ulcers pam
the bones or joints nodes erupons liberated
sore throat dsesse arising from the secondary effects
Of syphilis or an injudicious uss Of mercury.
RoId IN single bottles At rs csAui
'" in cases ofhalfe dozen bottles $50
one dozen IS WJ
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Unioa.
n B.-A vsry liberal discount 70 wholessis purchasers
OAas epsa from A. ~. 70 Pm.
IN: DICnARysoF, Mr-.
ga.x 49, fs.<v SV
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coNcENTRATER EXTHNASSEEA 81
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.

DAILY HERALp-Evcry day, Price cents per copy-sy
Is per aunum-payabic in advance.
WEEKLY HEkALD-Every soturdsy-Price So cents
copv-Sl l2% cents per aunum-rayable in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day.
Price Ga cents per copyS3 90 snnu payable sd
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pricss--aways cash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des
patch.
letters communication,, by mail addressed TO the
establshmen must be post paid the postage will be de-
ssr-S JAMES GORDON DSfNs BENNETT,
49, . Proprietor ofthe
North West sonsf Of yptoa and Nsssau streets
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIYIcArrors

Real Estate AT AucrIoS.-The building and lot No
60 ae No. 5) Wall street, SO feet inches 'front.' house
47ss feet deep Lot irregular depth $50 900
Estate OF JACOB LoRILLARD-Terms, 10 per CT down,
three quarters mortgage at per CT at option OF buy
er Buyer to pay auctoneer's fee.
Lot on saith street, next to Lexington avenue, as
feet front by about ~ ............. 4sO
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From the New Orleans Evening Mercury, Jan. Al
INTERESTING FROM CAMPEACHY.-An arrival this
morning puts in possession Of accounts to the 22d u
letter of that date states that Campeachy has positive
500 on the road with IL pieces artillery all well equip
ped, with view to compel the government at Merida to
succumb to the Of Campeachy Of 9Th De-
cember
The object Of the pronunciomento and of this move
ment declared to be to maintain the neutrality Of the
peninsula between the United States and Mexico and
put down the government which they say has welded
the country to Santa Anna.
The people Of Campeachy have elected Don Domingo
Barrett, Provisional Governor He addressed the tn
ult long communication to the government of Merida,
setting forth the causes of the instruction in Campeachy
We received this document at too late hour to
mine it today.
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FROM TExAs.-The steamship Galveston,
Capt. Haviland, arrived yesterday from the
city of Galveston.
The emigration setting into Texas continues to be
very large principally from Germany
The Austin papers state that scouting party oil Jour-
men, under Lieut. Neal recently discovered an en-
campment of from four to six hundred Indian warriors
on the waters of the Gabriel The scouting party
did not approach the Indians fearing hosiues, but
suppose that they Camanches
The Texas Banner published at Huntsville, Walker
county, gives the following account of o tragedy
which recently occurred at Mustang Prairie Houston
county.
An alteration about game at cards arose between
Mr.. James Vance, OF Huntsville, and Mr.. Blackw ell
whose father lives few miles from that place, when the
former drew pistol and shot the latter dead The next
day company Of five or six persons pursued Vance,
waylsd and attacked him, shooting him several times.
one Of the balls passing entirely through the body "A
left him the day after informs that he posi-
bly, survive beyond a few hours. Mr.. Vance has an
aged and aectionae mother living in this place, whose
grief at this great calamity that has be af
len her in her old age She now believe childless
her William died about two months since. She is
the sister of the Hon. Geo. Mcuuie OF South Carolina
some idea of the advantages that citizens have de-
rived from the German colony says the Houstss Tee
srapN may be formed from the fae that it Is estimated
that upwards of $3.50 900 have been expended by the
lonists this season. for transportation cattle &c.
II is estimated that these colonss have introduced into
the State not less than 81 600 900 in specie within the
last three years.
Upwards of 1900 emgrants, nearly all from Bremen,
had arrived at Galveston during the week ending on the
2sth uh -Fiooyune, Jan. g.
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HAyts.IBark Arana-55 bHs sugar stsrges co-3l3 do
nenara franeois79 bales tobacco Mailler60 do spot
iod Illeston co-800 do A Belmont60 bales tobacco
bIs .egars % bbls honey Hons bIs sugar Tay.
lor- mas sugar Armsrongi bx 50 bis tobacco
Csrstk Aitoin-Ss IN, sugar Chsssrlain 4 fonvsrt.
,isrinn shsin S.b. bush ,s, oi ct sss snd
pHeep: skias 1900 hefss 20 order w. Wv 'fF'' ""
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SIGHT RESTORED

AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED,
RY THE ROMAN EYE BALSAM-A Specific Oint
- ment Cor Diseases Of the Eyes: This Basam will
from the eyelid and restore sight where possible
do The weakness of sight from old from
sainng by fixed attention to minute Objects be
cured by few applications In fact, its almost miraculous
influence diseases of the will astonsh who
it.
Prepared only by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and
Druggist, A. b. SANDS co. 273 Broadway,
in the Granite Building Sold also at 100 Fulton street and
n East Broadway. Price IS cents de- lm$r
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baltimore Cattle MaSkst.

JAN. ll.-There increased supply of beeves al
market to-day and prices do not average high those
Of last week The offerings at the scales comprised 60(
head Of which - driven Washington 80 remain
unsold and the balance. 544 head, sold. Prices
ranged from $22 So rs per 100 lbs on the hoo equa
to 81 1925 net An extra lot brought 50 s7h The
average rate il S275.
Hogs-There no live hogs in market At the close
OF last week some retail sales we're made at 1918.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, lS47.
An aggravated case of assault and battery by man
named Wilson, upon q woman supposed to be his wife
in the vicinity of Rancocas New Jersey yesterday
exaggerated into awful murder, and the good citi
zens Of Camden all the q piue in expectation
OF being able to secure the supposed murderer, des
crpon Of whose person had been widely disseminated
man being discovered padding about in boat
the island opposite Camden, by the of Of the
ferry boats and his dress happeningt correspond with
the description he captured and lodged in prison
suspicion. He was subsequently, ascertained to be
entirely innocent person. and discharged The real cr
mina is still at large but the victim Of his cruelty still
survives, though beaten in most brutal manner.
The intense cold Of last night has accumulated ice Of
considerable thickness in the Delaware and the navga-
ton is much impedsd by it, though vessels hin.
dered in their arrivals and departures when assisted by
the city ice boat The levers of sleighng have still
opportunity to crafty themselves. and there is every
appearance of another fall Of snow soon.
An injunction has been applied for to restrain the
Western Telegraph Company from the of Morses
telegraph sysema Misunderstanding having arisen
tween the patentees and company in relation to the
tent Of the right sold The to be argued Satur-
day next but is to be hoped that compromise will be
effected, SO as not TO hinder the operations Of the
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ROUSSEL'S AMANDINE,
FOR TINE PREVENTION AND CURE or
EuAPpEn HANnQ

THE SUBSCRIBER, tlste Of the 6rm of \. Roussel $50
this article to the Upon il absolute
perfection he u willing to risk the reputation Of his estab
iishment IL Il warranted to cure and PREVENT ehapped
full sons and yhenss, The claim. for h.
from M FRESHNESS. there is h9ysveI no Article in hi. line
Keep The Of his former partner io many years
passed by the product Of any laboratory s Europe and
respectfully socits the p the elite Of the metro
polis at the same time promising deserve by truth and
FAIR dealing in all his transactions.
A. A. MOSS late
HOUSSEL'5, $50 Broadway,
Where he will remain until further notice.
Every variety OF Soaps Shaving Cream Extracts Coognes
Cosmetics Pomatums &c. with extensive Of
Razor, Hail. Nail Tooth and Shaving Brushes, Toilet Bot
ties Odour Boxes sutabls for PRESENTS &c. do imsr
LAMPS, GIKANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
THE subscriber has just opened of the best selected
stock Of Lamps, &c now in this city. Lard and Solar
Lamps in Gilt Bronzed and Turquoise inaid with gold;
also (andoes Of various patterns; Silver 0and Bronzcd
Hall Lamps with stained glass The above goods ali ar
ranged for Inspection and vii be sod atov prices Church
Hotsls and Manufactures always 6nd large assort
n'n' 0fLamP' suitable fo' 'h'ijj 8YTESpiTS MoncIv
0Insn w Sulsea o., does hen 1soslwsy
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New Bedford OIL Market

New Bedford OIL Market.
JAN ll-sperm-We learn Of sales Of 200 bbls. at $0l
per gallon, and in Maapoisett lot Of 90 bbs body OIL
at orc.
whsle-saes of 500 bbls. at 80 cents and $50 bbls,
part South Sea, at 3s1k cents
Whalebone- Nothing doing.
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Sales or Stocks mt PhiIadeIphia.

Jas; B-FIssT BoAEp.-3o Comm :rcia Bank, 50; $50
lido. sd. So $4,000 Lshish ss co. $500 City Gas g.
9s 5000 Loan 6s 9S< 70 Northern Bank Kentucky
NAY, IS. SO. esh; $40 Lehigh Interest 3514;
AFTER SALEs.-l30 shs New Orleans Canal Bank, IS; 8
Manufac and Mechanics Bank 81; Commercial Bank So
100 Reading RR, cash, 29id
SECOND Board s 800 u Loan S. &C. ss4; PenusyI-
wanna Sank 2s $1,000 Camden and Amboy kR BondI 81;
35o VicksbuY Bank s $1,000 Cincinnati Bonds e's, 9l
3HsrIispurg RR, 20; $1,000 Reading RR Bonds 7I1S.
AFTER sALEs-S2tOo schuylkl Nav 6's, 36, 20; $1,000
Reading RR Bonds 7S; 50 Reading RR 29j5 Sll 600
Lehigh G,s 80 '7'0
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Briggs IL two.thirds of an abolitionist him

self.
The Viennoise dancers made their first appearance
here last night, a crowded house. many Of the boxes
having been sold at 50 premium. The Boston theatre,
and Brother Pelby, of the National moving along
with the stocks this week, to moderate audiences.
Sales or Stocks at Boston.
EXCHANGE BOARD, Jan. 12-s Msrchsnts' Bank lorA !
Boston and Lowell Railroad, 334 Fitchburg Railroad,
new stock) ii3; Boston and Name Railroad, lcs
Western Railroad 9k Old Colony Railroad 49, 800 East
Boston Dividends 6 100 Norwich aud Worcsser Rail
road 10; SD do SD 49, IS do s3od X 80 DC
s0d 40; IS Long Island Railroad 23A $4,000 Norwich and
Worcester RR Bonds per cent, go