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AEEAIRa IN MEXICO.

Our acquaintance with tho Mcxcans Of this city is
yet too limited to be furnished with any considerable
items OF importance relative to affairs in the Federal
city, and II the revolution, noticed in last be ter
minated we have not been advised Of the fact From
what we can gather the subject and have recent
ly conyerscd with an intelligent person familiar with the
plots and counterpos OF the contendng factions the
disturbances which have recently taken place In the
capital are calculated to lead to results OF ordinary
character Santa Anna, as usual has been playing q
double game and has been detected in 1t by many OBJ
servant persons He profcssed 10 Gomez Faras that he
was In avor Of experimenting the church property and
hauceu mat officer to publicly advocate the measure.
AZ the same time he was in correspondence with the
church party and urging them to resist the by
an appeal TO arms and when 10 was announced that the
General was approaching the city each party caed
WIN the idea OF being assisted by him One the other
had to be deceived however and n Was The fate of Fa
ras second time to be betrayed by the Same leader
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THE SURRENDER
Alvarado and Flacotalpam.
THE GALLANT LITTLE SCOURCE.
sc. &c. &c.
Special Dispatches tn the New York Herald
Office.
y. s. STEAMER ScouRoE,

u s. STEAMER ScouRoE
ALvARApo, April 8, l847.
our detention at that place That detention deprived US
from sharing in the glory Vera Cruz for on the very
Gay OF our arrival Vera Cruz evacuated the Mex
leans, and possession by General Scott and
Com. Perry
The whole of the Naval forces having been called to
Vera Cruz to fight the great battle and finding that
off this place blockading the Commodore Or
dered this vessel down for that purpose not dreaming
that she would venture to attack the great Alvarado
but had lost too much at Vera Cruz gallant
commander Charles G. Hunter, at all risks, determined
TO make an attempt
=, The city, after two attacks surrendered to tho
Scourge.
wish had time to give you all concerning tho affair,
but tits impossible
The Scourge was sent to Alvarado to blockade and
Commodore Perry had made all arrangements to attack
Alvarado with large force by sea, while Cen Qutman
enter by land the squadron and the troops
got here too late, the Scourge had done all
Commodore Perry arrived of Alvarado with the fol-
lowing vessels =
s steamer p Mississippi Ship germantown
Steamer Vixen, Brig Porpoise
Schooner Refer, Schooner Petrel
g Tampico, Falcon
Bonita.
This force to make the attack When IL came off
the port the American coors were seen hosted on the
forts. This caused the greatest disappointment in the
squadron. The Commodore immediately arrested our
out his orders and commander Hunter s therefore, to
be tried by Court Martial, for taking this place
our gallant Commander also captured the CITY of Fla
cotalpan, city Of about 1000 inhabitants
Annexed the correspondence that passed on the oc-
casion OF the surrender =
Commander Huater to Lieut. Marin
U. s. STEAMER ScoURoE, }
- Alvarado March 3lst l847.
sr-Ihe surrender Of the city must be made in 30
minutes from this time, and must be unconditional If
at the expiration Of that time they not agree to our
terms will open upon the and order the troops to
sisnsdo g: q. HUNTER CONG.
To Lieut.: NJ. G. Marin, U.s.N
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Correspondsnce.-We publish below tho
eons.pondsnss between Hon Budsr r. Kisg aud number
Tor dan. a. Se A.soI Go.s past o'clock
Compliment is we'll deserved, and will doubtless BE-
a.: T DC, 70 say that tickets be had of the
"sirTis pnd.missea. citizen. OF New York, with the
view Of mrniiesnus the high that felt
TAT ss
s sGS. . so. be gwen at the
e,mpm.n Us v ,dd sSst We design hi. a. no
The s. q sss,ssd
yoo9 The.
brought forward wa,ch advocated and urged BY You to
Sssnss saa
!: is%s .noush fSr .sf pnb1i. %.,
self with ms.suI. such nationsi
MS pubic %.n .sS ss OF r..
pesf and p., iH r.. with whish we "''
James KisS, johs q. Sargent, John J. Palmer Geo.
T. sssa r. E's sai T. W. Ms s
= s J. SaIS@: 'sHs T %iss
M Ms;s;shS Fiji MeSsS = yssa
s 5 Walter Jones, John LSrinsI 0rs6sm. Paul
gs: salmon: :.'f H sas
K M:ss ai.s s:s A wS .s:s
B.hop. william T. Hll. Jeremiah si Mss.cy
conn ii a tS::.H M sss1
g hI:o NIB f.msl Hugh Watson. Stephen Smith :. W.
NJ ~ ds'sI s:.naI LTy :;ss:
s. r o. d.ncc .i,i Andrew
kusgss, Allse. Isaac Towpsend Gilbert DAVE Ehhu
Towns,rd Talcott, X. scheII J. Collins D. IT, Whs.
q, X; X Collins Robert +. Williams Neamh 4 Wsi'h
Theodore Dehcn, Mason Tn .mpsop, g. 8 HowIsna "
Aymar Rache MeEves c. Aug. Davis A NeI.on iohn
Hsgeer'y Geo Nswbold. Robt B. Minturp, e. RirSs ID
ugdsnH A, Colt James I. Fallen, L TiJeston Edw,d
PRIME, mes Monroe, X Wiiheis, John G. Gfesn q a
Cbntons Geo. Douglass. Watson WEBB P,ospsr NJ. We,
more Charles Davis Woodruff, J. Prescott Hail q
Ogden, kiea~a lIvn James r. Bowen, Z. Collins e Van
soms, W. n Rpss-ll, Charles M. Lsupp j. s.nd. Geo
l.. SCHUYLER, John Onion, Robert Schuyler Ogden H. &c.
~, Aueusiae AveIi. shepa'd kn.Jp Thomas Dsvi.
Samuel M NELL, Thomas Barrow Schu yler Livips.,on
Your ftiesds and fellow citizens
Hon. GTHos. BUTLER KING.
New YeRK, March is, 1877
entem.nl have had the honor receive our Letter of
this date invtrg TO dinner be given At the Hsor
Houss The 23d evidence of your istion
o. my services ia connection with the mail steamer bill
which rassed ut the last session Of Congress- Permit me 10
say that your approval of this itself sufficient
evidence OF its importance Eveas in progress which
the most serious injury commercial marine and cu.
OF this modern mode of augm snng naval
ioroe am pesuaded no that the energy skill Of
me merchants 81 New York will redeem the which has
ana tnet their ocean steamers will be
vslsd a. their packet ships ever have bseu
FOR me hattetin terms which you hive bseu pI eased 10
o. my advccacy Of this beg make my pro.
sceept or Invst:n gentlemsn and am with great 70.
'sisnsd) T. BUTLER KING.
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Died.

on the 2lst, Mr.. JOHN EAxIN, aged rs years.
His friends and acquantances together with those of
his sons william and John also his sons in law Mr.
David Woods and James M Bard respectfully nvi.
ted 10 attend his funeral this Tuesday, afternoon from
his late residence, 1876 Center street. at O'Clock M
On the 2ls Of consumption, JAMES DWIGHT LARA.
BEE. In the 2sth year of his age
His friends aud those of the family also tho nembars
Of Warrington Lodge, No. IL, I. o. of O. f. and the
order generally, are respectfully invited to attend his
uners this (Tuesday) afternoon at o'clock from his
late residence, 80 Mercer street. His remains will be-
taken to Greenwood Cemetry for interment
On the 2iat at Williamsburg, Of consumption SARAH
Tho friends Of the family, together with those OF w
1apscott, as also those of his brother Robert Leh
bridge are invited to attend her funeral without further
notice from 81 Marks Church. in Fourth street corner
Of South Fifth street. Williamsburg where the fune raj
services Will be performed at o'clock on Tues.
day, March 23d Her remains will be taken 10 0reen
wood Cemetery for interment.
On the 10Th. GILBERT j. McCoUr, son Of William T.
McCoun. eyed 81 years.
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NaViRation of fhe 0hlo naxer
MONEY MARKET.
Monday, March a.

MONDAY, March 34-6 II. M
The stock market remains without any material stera.
ion The European advices appear to have had very
little influence upon the stock market There are locol
causes for depreciation in quotations for fancss which
cannot at present be removed.
The receipts at the Custom House of this district for
the past week, were very limited compared with those
for the corresponding week last year. For the week
ending the Goth inst the from customs was only
$426 479 against 81 1855 for the same week in 1916
The value of duiable imports for the same week this
year. was about three millions less than for the CORES
pondng week last This be partially attributed to
tne snghened voyages Of packet ships and other
vessels on their way to this from foreign ports In con.
sequence Of this there has not been such an active de-
mnnd Tor specie to pay into tho Custom House. and the
money market has slightly improved. We shall soon
have small feet Of packets in, when the payment of
duties will compel the banks part with large amounts
OF their gold and silver million of dollars paid into
the subtreasury every week. reduce the specie in
the banks very fast
The President of the American Exchange Bank of
this city, David Leav Esq has received from the Gov
ernor of Illinois the funds necessary to mike the second
pay msnt of interest the debt Of that State according
to the resumption act passed two years ego The pay
msnt will be made tomorrow. Tuesday at the Bank in
Wall street.
The following wero the London quotations of Amsri
iican stocks the LIST instant 6ves 1862 6s
do do, 1865. ea Illinois sixss $780, 90; Indiana Hves
80; Kentucky g. 1855 90 Louisiana avss SOL do do Ba
rings 81 do do Lizardis, Ia Mississippi sxes so; do
Aves a0 Maryland hves, So; Massachusetts, Aves e7
do do loA; New Yorkysixss ls4o, %; do 6ves, 3d.;
Michigan SKIES, 6s Ohio skies, 1885, $751; Pennsy snis
AYES, OF; South Carolina 6ves, Barings, 90; 4 do
Palmers, s4 Tennessee sxes 90; u g. Bank shares
Tho quantity of transported to markedly the Read
ing Railroad Company for the past week was ID IL
TONS making the total for the season l75 TONS against
l22ls tons for the corresponding period last show
ing an increase this season of "a, 1875 tons.
We annex returns exhibiting the condition of the Lead
ing departments Of the Bank of England at four differ
ent periods -
BANR FNnrAwn
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CITY TRADE REPORT.


The Hiesrnia' news had the effect of unsstlns the
manded A. so for osna.ss sour a,d -. o.n,.
80. - =" ,'f "enesee nour' ana 100 cents fSr corn
uu', curing oaange snip owners materially advanced
the selling prices of produce Sale, az csns..a w.ro
then made at ~ Is in 81 lax to arrive South
moved pretty freely at 50 so as7s. A handsome
lot of Dsvssur white corn sold at s-and considerable
lots OF northern yellow at 0S cents at which the market
closed with hrmnsss Wheat was held at an advance
NV '1.'' '. i"poi.A"'s were made. Large sales OF
corn meal were made and at irmsr rates. Provisions
were held higher with sales of mess pork at slight ad
vance orocer'es remained about the same as before
the steamers news.
AsHEs-The market was 6rmer and both kinds ha,d
pred In Liverpool pets were Quoted At ass Cd 27s.
Flour-Ws report .sis Su Of 1i Loco Dbl
wego 81 s 500 do Trov g - as oo ~ aUoT Us,
city mills on private terms: coo do Mich;ssn TI;..y
and 100 do q 70 100 Soo 40 sold st 90 s
and 900 Georgetown So Is. W1eat-Thsrs were no
samples offered beyond some mixed and red held at 81
rs 81 &c. No sales transnirad &C." noo h~.h"i.r f
handsome Devsraux white sold ST. About 900 bush
yellow, sold at CSC Germ MeaI-We report sales of
export The market closed Arm Rr. Bayi., and P,s
Flour were all held at 6rmer rates O.tsM have NJ
change 10 make ia ouoations since asturdsv
Peas were held at brher rate. E~norts ne c"rr enJ
meal from New YORK March IN IHa1 for norts IN En-
rope Corn rs 500 bushels mesi oSn hhi. pN " 49,"
CerroN-There have bean no trspsoct;ons todov
which would show the line of thu ncsrkst mndar the
vices per Hibernia ''' 1AN'' 'A' '0
which Inc ra,L.. aies maoe Oh sperm II SIC, az
Covyxr-The market was nuist w,,hor. ..,.. ~ mo-
ment or change In prices We crcts R;c :. 1T ~ o
FIsH-There has: been an arrsvsi Of Mss:achnsstt.
large No g. and AZ OK for smsIi A. ~ - - ~ ~
steady at ss saka$s 7Sc
Of supplies the market continued very arm
hiDEs-The Hudson river being open in part the
dealers have sending the sprng steck 10 the
tanneries We have sales from Arsf hands 10 report
worthy of notice.
LEArHEa-Advices by the Hibernia showing an i'm.
provement at public sale in London Of about pennv
On tanned leather has given fresh encourage
ns. 70 o exporters OF this artice and an increased
Msnv Of ss cTInaenSs among the dealers generally
var nnnr~s.ha ~. year OF leather TO- England
leather shinnsd ri" 20 .uo .n.r,or qusny Oh .ne
.uo ws OF tnat Market The shipment Of leather last
10 =. nsasno' we noSce amounted to 20 S6l lbs On
A's r.~Aimo' pubic sale OF DUO sides will take
PAIce tn9 store OF Mes,rs Thorne Watson Corse Co.
MMD-we report sale OF 1000 pigs At 81 26c. cash.
..i.o "a De- -anere was ne change In prices, and no
ei NJ =. oSSn.squenSS reported.
Of ths tors;gn ne market was quiet, and the effect
OUs-Fnrthsr ssIss oS ctn i;0s.a M
1r.rs NO. ~ ssaes OF CITY Lnseed were made at 6Oc
mort "@' ~ Grunge 10 sperm or whale since last re-
pV Psov,.,or.-rh. -... ,...
ana d noidss demanded higher prices We report sales
az az PRIME new mess PORK at sic; 100 do old mess
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fAAK fHKArRs.-Tc might MIR Forrest msks. ma
second appsarancs ct the Park in "Othello Mr. jamie
son Iago The msuag smsnt deserve well at
he hands of the public for the manner in which tbsv
nave catered for their amusement during the nrassnt
ana there IS no doubt their efforts win be sui.
Conclude with the Married Rake '"'AA' VIII
BowrRY THrArRE The entertainments a. thu Rou.rv
is 10 night are such must fill the house The national
uama Oh PUTNAM, the Iron Son of 49," IL TO be xiysn
n'snI' win an excellent cast, may be seen by the
IN, IN addition to Putnam" Pizarro or tina Death
~ noaa u TO be performed, Mr. E. s. Conner taking
i Ps.. OF the PERUVIAN leader, supported by an excel
w cast Two such pieces in one night h treat worthy
sne enterprsng conductors of affairs at the Bowery
DowEhY CIRcUa-The performances at ike Bowery
hpnheafre tonight will consist of the usual variety of
4uesuan' gymnasc, and other entertaining feats by
VI" Soe corps The evenings amusements will be open
81 ny The grand cavalcade called The Mobiles of Po-
Nixon the infant equestrian will ride one OF his
ie hng acts OF horsemanship; and the French Hercu
strength rSo VIII perform various feats Of
oene'o OF Lubn and Annett.
NEW YosK OrERA HousK.--The beautiful play of
Inc Lady of Lyons" is to be enacted at the Opera
mouse tonight This piece alone is worth the price or
mssion but in addition it, the comedy of Charles
H. or the Merry Monsrch," is to be performed. The
managers certainly every effort to furnish to the re-
1ents in their neighborhood the means of passing an
agreeable evening The house convenient in lis ar
rangenents and those who visit II will be very
likely to dod themselves the boxes again at the first
convenient time
Mile Blangy has arrived at New Orleans from Havana
waher she went to dance engagement; but the new
osAoP having taken decided ground against all theatre
cal exhibitions during lent, Mile Blangy obliged to
rsman Idle during the forty days. return to this cou1
Try She, 1t seems, preferred the latter.
. This Rsvsls commenced an engagement at Mobile on
the 18th.
Miss Julia Dean had played through an engagement.
ana arrived at benefit night at Cincinnati the 10TH
49, MIR Thorne has leased Rock wells Amphitheatrs at
Cincinnati and going to put In q stage end engage the
BEST talent In the country II 10 said that Forrest the
keans and other eminent performers are already en-
gagged for the new house.
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GREAT ATFkACTION.
ArchSu nj Hmm No .Lohu lSfvss

~ A. GkEIVE begs quaint his friends and patrols
that his sgtAt Carol Reebs. 10 returned from Europe,
@SSSfva Bruman after rendence of monhs An
drosberg, and the other most eele5rsted dstpcn OF
Germny He has been enabled collect the be se
OF singing snd fancy buds he Offered also
su yar,y Of and fancy birds from all parts Of the world
selected with ge,t trouble, without regard to cost
~. bFalcy dogs Sheu aud ponies, Chinese silver AMI
English pnsasans. swans, and every variety OF bsn-osr
fowls fancy and breeding cages bird SEEDS &c treatise
the msnsg, ment Of breeding and raising Canses &c
s-Leus postpaid will at all meet with Prompt
st snton from A GREIVE,
MAJ msue No s John street, N L.
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Married.

On the 22d, in st. Johns Church BrookIvn Jon0
Island, by DR.. c. 8. Henry, f. FERRn Bngor TO Miss
GEoaoIASA MooDr, both Of Bridgeport Conn
On the 22d, at Se7 Atlantic street, Brooklyn by the
hov + NJ johnson, DR.. JAMEs CAMPBELL Of New York
to ELzA1rTH DEANE daughter OF the John Norbury
Esq of Upton Hall, Cheshire, England.
On tho 2lst, at the Aston House. BY Rev DR. Sprinp
Mr. Groaox L. DANA, Of Boston, to Miss CrLA f. DAVIS
of Providence 49,
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snJ 20 ABOUT purchasing article Of kind would do
=. W ana 81 ,mins at the the vsrious ns,.
terms offered each being made Of the be- ~ no. p
,ps only IN their outside flush Cer6cates In proof Of
uv ave IN ire possessio OF the inventor from soms
a. .ns most sesnnnc gentlemen In the country ;bs,ai
discount made 10 wholesale purchsssrs. '' n "'''"'
q SAUNDERS SON,
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Musical.

ITALIAN OsERA.-The Barber Of Seville" was again
performed last night at Palmo and to better house
than on Saturday evening The performance Yves far
better than on the first evening Of the presentation Of
the Barber and at the conclusion Pico Beneventano
sanquirico and Patti, called out and received the
commendatory marks due to them, for the manner in
opera must be born in mind, that it has been present
"a to New York audience by other companies whose
wa; very different from that Of the performers now
at rsimo's, and it was with the impression Of those re-
presentations upon their minds, that audience rst
witnessed its presentation by Pico Bensvenano sanqui
rico and Patti We were pleased to their warm re.
cspuon last evening The opera was undoubtedly well
render the author ana to the audience full Justice
avg exeed their powers to this end they had proof
last night that their efforts were appreciated Without
minds Of many, but small company in a small
house have sometimes vary their performances 80 as
as other persons. require rest at times bsnedetti
it will be remembered, Notwithstanding a recent
both the evenings Of the regular performance and on
extra evenings which were necessarily occupied to
impossible for him to sing. His parts had been such
require great exerton and twas but reasonable that
undertook the part which would under otner crcum.
stances probably have been assigned to him In all this
Patti being an artist Of excellent conception good actor
ana by no means mean singer, it certainly not
reasonable that he should be assigned to the part which
ne took in thi. opera But the Barber Of Seville" has
peen performed for the last time, and Wednesday
hight we are to have Verdis opera Of " Lombard"
MADAME AsLAMowIczs CONCERT AT NkwARx-This
talented lady gives her second concert Newark this
evening. She was well received there last week, and
We have no dou BIT but the hall will be well filed this
evening Some persons may be disappointed in hear
ing Madame sing the concert tonight at the Apollo
Saloon. She would have been most happy have aided
the Samaritan Association by taking part in the con-
cert but she was already engsged when the managers
applied to her. she told them but in way they
got her mime 10 the BILL determining suppose, to
lnHu6nce
the evil cannot now be remedied.
CHHis1Ys MNsrRELs-This company, now perform
ing at Mechanics Hall, Broadway, successful
ever. They are now become such favoritss az their
prove that 10 almost needless to say any
Thing in their praise.
ALLreHAHIANs-This evening, the grand concert Of
II company comes of at the Tabernacle. There is q
harmony In the pieces they sing which surpssses every
family Of the like character that have appeared In this
city The quartete, The Soldier and his Bride" de.
seripvs Of murder Of Jane McRae by the Indians il
given with thrilling harmony; and the solo Away down
Las ssung to perfection and is, ITSELF worth the price
efa mission Go early, and seats as their last
concert was crowded.
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.& dressing Cases The subscri-
soment 9th above each pattern consinns 81 as
from the duties for which they were .svsv % YER
~ sAUNDERs x son III BrosSSsv
n Few doors above CourtIspdt a,
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-, oooJ ~ ~ p Fointed Gold Pons.-If YOU
WIN one Of his. that certainly worth dozen az
towns-hey dear any pyirs ~ ""cson rooms about
Watches sad Jswslry at equally low prfes.
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win the return of the previous month"; and an increase
OF 9issss as compared with the corresponding period
last
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JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE No. 80 WALL 'Is.Er: orro'Irr TINE MERCHANTS
THIS Company to insure .s.i.,t o.. o, a,m,..
by Fire. on dwelling houses warehouses, buildings n
SsS: sHSds :ra
"sanon ana u'a'por'af n,arcrovs
Thomas Thome. Elisha Riggs,
EAGni Eos:s %1SStfSS 4 4a.:sh R SI:S
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen
Meses 1cker, James +. Holmes,
John f. I P:s,''' y %iIi! r M 4 iiAor
Caleb C. Tunis, Thom.a M NJ nsHii"'
Frances r Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John Z. Merritt, Robert Smith
arr, ,,,.. THOMAS w. THORNE, President
500 ,ss SsSd SEW YVkK albany
ward II :oo to any person who shall Civ:
Spsn1 ' '' 3TEa.s FXxT5 !s:'fsP Gs. as OF
The people q the State Of New in Senate
Sc proprietor. Of the patent night Of Moe Flee
Io Maxnsne Telegraph may be- and are hereby authorized
any waters within he iim OF this Star b. the
erection OF pos piers butmens for SUSTAINING wires
stance be 80 constructed endanRer inter
pp the navigation Of such wates and provided aso that
by the provisions OF shall this act the
consrneton OF bridge other similar erection across
who sha kno~ingly wilfuy njurs moiest or de-
.roy any Of the said ne the materials property per.
guilty OF misdemeanor and be punished by nne OF impri.
comment or both at the discretion Of the Court which shall
r.es h. ss s sS. %Sssy
Buildings, Of Hanover sna Eaebsns. ,es or
a' r% fssHs ofsspgss .; for
wYonE. Marehs 5. Isf7. No. 10 Wall street '"'''
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United Kinsdou 3s,,Is,i1 80,

Thus showing decrease Of fs24. al in the crculs
tlon Of notes in England and decrease of fS4 osl in
the circulation Of the United Kingdom, CONF srsd
with the corresponding period last year.
The average stock Of bullion held by the Bank of
England In both departments during the month ending
the aoh Of January was fIs $50 900, being decrease
OF fl ,4sa $40 as compared with the preceding month
and an increase Of f4264 compared with the same
period last year.
The stock Of specie held by the Scotch and Irish banks
during the month ending the s0th Of January was
fs7aooss, being decrease Of a2es soc a. compared
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Nv are requested to draw attention to a sale TO he made
w by Dumoat Hosack at the Merchan,s Exchange on
the 10Th March aa o'clock Of two valuable Lots
IN the Sixteenth Ward comprising 10 Lots east
SIDE oil 10Th avenue bew Oath 25th streets IA on
the south side OF 18th street. Sale
recton Of a Master. ~ 49,
The other parcel consisting Of Los the west side of
10th avenue and the side Of Gath street Sale
remptoy Maps may be the Merchants EXC hangs
and at the Offices Of the and Of James NJ
9Th avenue 2ls street. Twohrds Of the purchase
nsy to remain on mortgage If required, per cent