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January to she 9Th day Of January, lG47.
Abieess, |; Ansuiisn !; APorsEy. G. Asthma, 2; As.
Cunsr Ca,aaliss 81 Cholera Infastum Copsumpt
2s Coavul,ons III Group, 5; Debility, 10; Dslirium Tree
HroPsy IL the chest Drowned. DJsensry, Il DysPsp
sa, !; Lrspsy Erysipss,. 4; Fever fusfpe"i z; Fs-
Ushss, d Fever congsstvs, Il Fever nervous, Il Heart,
di,esse of 5; Hoopsg cough l. snmation Of brain, 81
lnfsmnatsa of Bowels, II; Inflammation OF chest, I-
hasnass Of iurgs, az Inflammation fstonaoh q Infam-
e.es, Msung. Measles, q Old age, 3; Pal,y q Pre-
mstp birth, feusisy, Il Rhsumati,m * Serofua, a
saieiae, |; ssfscation, q. Unkxowa,2
Ags-under yeer IS; to years, "a; ate 2 to 10,
lot a. s; to 80 % 10 to 40 ~; 40 lS so TO co
to TO- S; Nto :" %s:M 30 e 100 Fl Unknown, s-2ls
City Inspectors Office, Jaa II, Iel7
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PARK The ATRE--TUEsDAY EVENING, ysa i2,n
Mr. Wh..sy lew" "s
s s stnkey Ar Dys,r, rvs. Mr. barry; Mrs Beverly
10 cSaeisds r lie s ao.sy Of GElsT TO THE WILL
v, Msaa'S ksssvs Barrett faes dc coai' Dyotii
memo. Ss x r. b ss Vi; ::a:
rTaE @ P 81 comedy SayS e
r&iS Ss,a n' Si:d Mr.
' 20G"Ts sa% css az lS
Dress Sae;. IIsi. z sss,; RI ADD Gallery is
oshSEET ~ MIS- IsHFsEwGSes
Fs aNfI 5i4's "''a JOHN
bag; if;ss m: Scamp
'V with Sh' LOAN IN OF LovER-r.,.r spyl
'n boa,. boxes 81 9Isastrs bS.s:
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
an wnvxsS4s ,s y....,, 49,, III.
~ Italian Opera Company viii perform the opera Of
LINDA OF cHAMoUNLx.
Linda. pramsS't ie. sir.o,iu. c,o,;ld. B.r,,,.
y ys1S,so s sisaS,, R H.nad r,G
n'soay Of Lna.
Marquis Of Bo'sfleury. .sanor A. :auqu,r,co.
en- s.ss; ':s:s
to O.. G"mpsn; Aaion,o s,
Leader Il The Orchestra. .sisaGI Michele Rap.r
s,o%risI ssimSSI MsiosIi:
Opera Books may b: had at III. Box olhss
Lat lat tier Boxes and rarausue. .............si
Fiy'ss be... Fl persons. ...":.::..: u 6
seat. can b. secured a, tn. box cdc: from 10 A. NJ h4
paxfn
-E.idsy. Il. oper. Of LUCIA DI LXMMERMooR.
u nS s'SS: LoMBARp .h
AMERICAN CIRCUS.
cHArHtaA sT WEEK. TEEAr
IN IT, r: F; :sSsi.s ! EsG:: May Fly
Hsmsndez. Nioseley, Sends. Carroll and Dale
S:i Ssi os si Ss'i; s"so.4
Daa,: . + s
ALEXANDRIA SALOON,
5S9 Broad,oay, between Spring and Prince.
Sss I % w" on
the highly talented p sisG NOR Rossr,
Will give exhibitions Leger
:sss n Il: ;ss s e:
". woa a amy 90 hi sys
Hs be aasi.edby Miss c. HIFFERT, the accomplish
Mr. ER{s ES Hs pSTGssF comic singer and 1o'''
Doors open tSx, commence N71a
IL Positively no reinforcement Jal2 2'is"rh
nkCh sIKkEf rhkAIns, ftIlLADELrHIA
w F. BURTON ................. Manager and Lessee
u This Theaii: ha; been thoroughly fs-dseofss5 IN
TUESDAY EVENING, jan. 18th.
THE DUMB III M PsfS' Of p MXSc Ct
tfas"d Wilton S M%.S
Pa, f:t!y; ss;: w::;: :ai:: Gh.pm:p;
To conclude Win LIN r. fsk ;s' Essp n'e~i"' of
K%ss. Mr.. WA
To.@oric. Mrs Coleman Pope a: JUL. in the aachbacl
On thursday the laisn Troupe OF Dancers will appear
Chestnut STREET THEATRE,
PHILADELPHIA
THE snh.s,ber. h.,ss leased the above magnificent e
until their from the south on T.. IL
Full "a cuNr, be ohts,n.d Of Mr. Dr. for
and All All 4aaf
M P INN postpaid or they will 1G r.
CONCERT AT BkOONLYN.
THE ALhEGHANlANs iespsct'piIy announce that
my Jeoionon street, on Thursday evening January h
Sss SI sS
by the Allegbaniaus i'll 2tssnc
49, FIRST NATIONAL BALL.
BE FIRST NATlttNAL BALI VIII take place
day evening, T. 18th January 1917, at the NatIonaI
Hotel. No will be spared make this Of the
respectable and fhont has been given this
~ Entrance ~ Liberty street. jyl2 ltis+rk
TINE FOURTH ANNUAL BALL Of the Independent
TomptHin, Bus. will take pl,ss 4 the Coliseum
Company procure tickets of of the folio Ing
Lieutenant X. French,
Sergeant 2 p. Ayres, Corporal w. H. Gorham,
william Raynor, Richard NJ. Ferris
DAVID Kssnrr, Alexander Mathews,
jain J Hickman, Charles il. Pine.
Jl2 Ct is"rh
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THE LONG ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL 200, 600 DOLLARS.
a G. ID

" IIH ~ SCKPLUS
OTFicE Al FULTON srREET, BROOKLYN
~ chand,sc and property generally thtr vorsbe
terms THIS company has through the two
coufagsti0ns that have occurred in the eountry they
owe their escape from the with slight
to the System which they have always prscsed limiting
anu scattering their risks All losses which The companv
fore. - - ~
TIE Company take special to notify their ia
New York, Of all eIpirstons OF policies.
W. DELAMATER, President
f. u flNN secretAry jas 'misrc
JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFIcE NO. ~ WALL sr1EET, THE MERCHAyr's
EXCHANGE.
lS company continues TO insure aFsinst loss damage
oy Fire on dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings in
general goods and and every
opersona property also against loss damage by
DIRECTORS
Thomas r. Woodruff, Ansen BXer
r. n. Robson. MD, Joseph Drake
thomson fr,ce, Joseph Allen,
Msis ncker James h. Holmes,
Joih H. Dawson, John r. More,
John u Lse,. William X. Thorn,
CaleC u Iunis, Thomas Morrel
Frances +: sage, Eugene Dogart,
John G. Merritt, Robert Smith
GRO T. HOPE. Secretary. s2i ire
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND tUKNITUKE
WANTED.
~ to dispose OF! such AZ Wearing Apparel Furp SC,
can obtain fair cash price for the by rendng the
subscribed tnroug, the Post Oec, otherwise who will
stand 81 thor residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
tGe Broadway, up stairs.
Isds: can - attended to BY Mrs. 8. LEvENsTYN.
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$3.50 REWARD

/ OSI Oh STOLEN from the subscriber Yesterday du.
nng W, dsy or night tive s os0 bills ans one $500 bill all
Inc subscriber wen, % Plymouth yesterday by the NOM
nigh A. the United States Hotel, in Boston anu r ''o
sac will be paid for the recovery of the nou sv and x,o
cd Ition fer the thief II stosa ''' III" Wv w
GERS, Boston WILLIAM e Z; ARK oih'
~ e., Newton, Upper Falls M.ss
-posrlh SATURDAY, jan o. Ioi. jill D. issrc
WANTEB-sevefsl Young Men to sell a popul,y uo,L
w TO whom will be given Apply al the offce N
True Sun ia ne y"
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OFFICE OF THE Loro BLAND RALRoAp Cs.)
. New Ye'k, jan. O. 1871.
FEHE Stockholders Of 'h- Long Island Railroad mpspv
are hereby notified that the Animal Election for Thr
teen Directors OF sad Company will be held Compa-
nys Office Monday the Fifteenth day OF February next
The poll VIII be from l2 o'clock ill o'clock
2 ~ OF ibst dsy.
The transfer backs will he closed from the sth the 18th
February. both days inclusive
By order Of IT Board,
j9tofl5 DAVID g, IVES Gccret,rv
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THISTLE BALL.

THISTLE BALL.
THE Second Ball of the Thistle Association announced
From ns The %1 , ' .d T.
to render no, only one of most attractive but tho
De &c. Of our
a. hs Ss 70 s
winch the ASSOCIATION i. b,,ed is Ch,ry" and that tho
6, :" @ s ssGI ssss
pS's ,i T: s: bs ss
TRINA BALL.
THsIfknTn SA tsa s Fl H
lt 81 $ o & E; Gss:
Ticket. 81 each admitting sentlemap and two ladies'
''f 81 ssS: : Rso:.
q ss ssa ekn T Sa..ty Ssa
s. .I;,P Ssy:;a
$S% S;i',' - Nfi Sysi;y
gan IS Val a. DAILY. Broad Sels asia. s!s
tss aI:'i Foley e. M SsopS:1
Walker and Elm st. Owen ccsa" s James Street BrooI
" the lJfSsMSsis2 s NICHOLSON Go Yves, street
E'ksT A.na,l Bal of the Comp Guard, will tate place
occasion The Committee Of AusnxementS Tleage them.
TO the
that have may be siven this seaaon.
DsnciuE ill commence at o'clock precisely.
Tickets One Dollar be had Of any OF the fIlow ng Com
mittee
Capt VIM. II Hill, James A. Cosse,
Lieut. J.. ". Campbell, w. Baker
!. Gilmore, ID g. &, les,
o. d Sherwood, j. Is. Haskins,
ID j. Rot, w, Hyer.
=. A. French, q. Benson,
O. Carlisle, J. Reed,
John Myers.
WIN. H. HILL, Chairman.
CHAs. H. FhINcH. secy. J7,tLl2l3,Nsrh
'E'bE flANo taught yrry moderate terms BY Lady
who the science Thoroughly aud who under
skesp 10 her pupils perfect theory
with the greatest fsciity Terms, three dollars per mon,h
line addressed to Music" the Office Of paper shall
attended 10 d22 tmossr re-
"A uslC-NltS DAVIS respectfully announces thai she
l continues giving Lessons daily the Piano Forte, and
aso Singing the English French, and Italian style with
easy method Of acquiring the
Ladies plsfen'ng il can be attended thoir OWE
residences For terms, &C., apply at III Mott street
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FRENCH LANGUAGE

TAUGHT BY rROF. De LA PLACE, formerly bar
rs Paris, teacher at the Rev. Msssrs Abbots In
sate for Yosng LADIES', New York &c ha. ope.ed his
Ewes ny Classs Ter his resdsscs No % Cham
bees street. whore his fsrmer pupils Others dssrous of
joining ITEM are Isquesed 20 apply ioen from 10 II
NJ aud from to6P NJ Private Lessons his
or "a, 81 hoe who et,r them At home A oaSh
wei nows fsr the sacce. # his New Method he rsers
!W Dsr, Brooklyn: and Messrs. On, Coulter q. Merle
w W. Chsster, IL M. Tracy, en- Could &c. &c.
JIG 2tisHrc
& 1Ne REWARD will be paid for that will lead to the
NV detection aud con o. the person or
ho maicou,Iy destroyed the furniture aud set fire to In.
sos,, o. rnsIne Co No in Henry monins Of
the lltn i-stant By order,
J2Nsrc JOHN BARRY, Foreman. rs Catherine st.
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NOTICE.

DRICE KEDUCED TO 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE
Cure for Bsldnss. and Grey H.irIA desirable article
for the tset. The Tcophrrous Mediaasd Compound
acknowledged by all who have used it, best
and cen article that has been nveated Thou
SANDS have ard bore witness to its value flea
prevents dnes restores the hair that has fallen off
or becons hia Keeps hs hnir from becoming
moves d.ndruf scurf &c. IT is
and brsncy which cannot be surpassed Prepared and
d. Of iberY straet dad I'M
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GOODYEAR's OVER SHOES, 100 BROADWAY
- LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OVER
SHOES. Manufactured of GoOdyears Celebrated
Patent Metallic India Rubber perfectly flexible the cold
est weather For sale by the case or single pair, by
BROWEK 4 BROOKS,
Sole Agents for Goodye ars Manufactures,
d. lmSrc 100 Broadway, erposjtr Trinity Church.
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RAGS BOUGHT.
EoREiGN and Domestic Rags bepghtpy
PERsSE X BROOKS
18th o5 and OF Nassau street
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AMERICAN CIRCUS.
NATHAN THEA TIRE.
THIS EVENING, Jan. 10.
kf1 The Dsncipg Horse May Fly
The Fighting Ponies.
The Csvaicade.
Hemsndez, Moseley, Sends. Carroll and Dale
Boxes % Pit l2% Private Boxes " cents
Seas be secured the Box Office from 10 to IL o'clock
A. NJ, and from toA r. M.
There will be afternoon Performance every Saturday
Doors a3 o'clock, Performance 10 commence nt 2k
precisely. i'll
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JOHNSON'S BIRE, STOKE.

JOfNSUN'S BIKD' STORE,
No. 2S0 Bro0dtv1y, I'd door from, Sfe,cart's
go. LONG BREED 'CANARIEs-In addition to my
VGClaye stock have pursha,ed lots, very ee,
cages in great variety bird seeds &C The public is
invited to hear them sing IN the evening till 9PM by
dsi 1w~re I'd door from stewart
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de- TAPsCOTTs FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND
ErTyft EMIGRATION OFF, E--U,nfts on England
AAsS. Ireland, Scotland and Wales Persons wishing
remit TO Of Great Britain IrcIan1 can pr-
drafts OF the suoscibes payable sight without
count, IN all the principal towns, follows
In England-On Nessrs. J. Banned X LIVERPOOL: Ma
tonai aud proy nrisl Bank of England and branches
In relsnd-Natona Bank ofrsland aud branches through
throughout.
Drafts eau be forwarded by packet ship Roscus
instant, steam sLi Gteat Western 26th Royal Mail
steamship from Boston on LIST proxims,
w. J. y. TAPsCOTT, &c South street,
~oui door vyesto NJ nnr in
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PREMIUM BOUTS
Q1sict Sales AVID Small Profs.
- FINE FRENCH BOOTS for - so, our own make
4nd warranted TO give satisfaction; fine French imperial
Dress Boots for 81 So equal those usually sold in
~ Broadway for IS o 81, at YOUNG JONES' 6ne
French Boot and Shoe Manusctpry OF the fash
prnss in the late Fair Of the American Institute. for the
price, sold in this city. Boots Shoes Caters Nc made
to order the shortest notice Needing Sc dons il the
store. YOUNG X JONES, Aaa Of.
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STRAW WRAPPING PAPER
E000 REAMS superior quality Straw Wrapping,
OOOO just received aud for sale by
jSIh PERSsE BROOKS 65 aud 81 Nassau st.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Evening Post.l
ID NOS CREAM =" SPECIMENS OF RINGS UN-
~ ArPk0ACHABLE vERBtNA CREAM, for shaving
This article universally praised by those who made trial
tsst year. took the first premium Of the Iptute Fair
Irdeed fully conceded by those who know, hs it
oossibe to manufacture article equal IL Ii is set-
ng 10 The skin fragrant 70 the destroyer Of frsckss
pimples and IS sold cheaper than the old Soaps ALL
therefore, who would consult economy and comfort in
Shaving should possess tbs rselves Of IT,"
Beware of limitations and observe the written signature
under the dectons for H. Ring" Prepared and
tor sale, Wholesale and rctail, and for eyportson by
c. H. RING Druggist,
dill lmsr 1872 Broadway. corner NJ John street.
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TO THE DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
II A. ARTAULT, l4s and 1871 Broadway, Lafayette
Bazaar) hiss just received late Havre pockets 400
French Daguerreotype Plates lge sire the BRAID
which hs o:r, on e;oGaSe tern. ,o an ipycee Of
SOFA Bromine. Chloride Of Iodine Il of Gold Tripoly
Rouge Nc. IS iusth
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MUSIC,
THE ONLY TRUE SONG.

n STOLEN from No. 90 thompson sueet last
>xn4I <tye,ng,e Small By Mare. hara ed Old
14&-A. Black sleigh The m're is ind in .both eyes,
mud the sleigh has hickory poes for shafts aud the
leather entirely torn of the wings Of the sleigh Whoever
will return this establishment 70 s. A. Coopers coffee fac
tory, No lss Mulberry street. shall be Literally rewarded
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PLUNKET' 8. P1RDESSUS,

PLUNKET p PARUESSUN,
10 123H FULTON STREET
(@ Sell an osceilent hat 50 90 and only charge 50 50 for
- their ! iRsT QUALITY MoLEsxIr AND NUrRiA HArs
b-tLU kKETT PAKDESsUS vibrant their first
quality hats TO be equal at e pey least hos. Of other
ana assure the public that would be
mpossble to sell SUCH AN AaTicLE at pice than
$3.50 dee i'm rrc
"A THREE. DOLLAR HATS-The unders,.ned has
finished assortment of Beautiful Notria
which he will sell the above price, These Hats will re-
tain their shape and ustre az long any s. Hat sold.
ROBERTSON, 80 Fulton street,
- between Willism and Gold
. N. B-Ihe undersigned does not pretend offer tho
very best Nuris hsts AZ the above price, THAT beng
possiblel; his p" best" he sells at 81 50.
do 1wsv ROByRTaON
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TO MARBLE WORKERS
LISHING CLOTH
kO0 YARDS superior Iolishng Cloth, suitable for
wv Marble Polishers, ysnceiveo and for sale BY
Ia SsE & BROOKS,
j9rh ard 81 Nassau rect.
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"a A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street between
the Cd and Sd avenues 1t we'll finished and replee
with the latest improvements, including kitchen range
,nk cold and warm baths water closets &e Italian
bic nantes throughout the house, yard Of
trout with yerandh and French windows The
OF row OF s'x houses the south side Of the For
further particulars apply to WISE & SONS,
dis Inns RI ITO Pear
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MANGANESE
ONE hundred barrel, super6ne black Oxide
from tile mines Virginia just received and for sale by
PERSSE x BROOKS,
j9rh 65G 81 Nassau street.
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@ LADIES and Gentlemen, at ss7 Broadway you
car gu the shse linda Rubber Over Shoes
from the largest TO the Smallest aud cheap those
made out Of old rubber And large of cork Sole
Double do and light French Boots also
ladies' and chdrsns bsos Shoes equally cheap
at y6I BROADWAY. corner 81 franklin street t8 I'm
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CANAL RECEIPTS.

By reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity of the
latter arrived at tide water this year. compared with the
corresponding period of last year. shows equal
to 1856 ,265 barrels of -four.
When take into consideration the fact that navi
CATION commenced this year fifteen days later than last
year and sixteen days later than the previous year. the
receipts this have been unprecedented. The
bull spectators In breadstus in Wall street. have been
entirely out Of their depth in their cacula IONS and
even their organs in the Wall street press eau
tious that they required the initials of those who were
anxious to exhibit their folly in print The object
these spectators to convey the impression that tho
supply Of breadstus in this country, likely to be
short and that natural prices must ad
vance. The receipts thus far put at all doubts Of
that nature and the short ghedness Of these specua
tors is apparent.
has been asserted that Virginia coal be used
with advantage in our steam marine, and that the
steamers in the navy prefer the Cumberland and Pitts
burgh The steamship Mississippi, her last trip to
the Ruff used of the Black Heath coal of Virginia
which has been pronounced equal to any other. This
coal has been used board the steamer Le-
gare the engineer Of which reports that Is the
quality of bituminous coal
The movements in cotton in this country this season
compared with the previous one, exhibits very great
falling of, both in the receipts and in the exports.
MOVEMENT OF CoTroN IN THE UNITED STATES
Received since Tot Exports Stock
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2Ci .658 - 2s5,443

The falling of In exports to foreign ports this season,
was as follows ITO Great Britain $780, 800 bales to
France 1884, to North Of Europe 3249 and to other
foreign ports 1862 bales making total deficiency of
264443 bales The stock at the principal ports at the
latest dates this year trne larger than that at the
same dates last year.
Our advces from the cotton growing sections of the
country relative to the crop the ground are far
from being favorable All the diseases all the worms
and insects which caused much destruction year
have already appeared and there is every evidence
their doing much damage In sections,
where the young plant has been so much retarded by
the cold wet weather. the land has been powcd up and
planted with large breadth Of land in the south
States which has in previous years been devoted
the cultivation of cotton has this been appro-
priated to the growing of grain particularly Indian
The prevailing impression that the next crop Of cotton
will he hell
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Il II L K q IL APHIC.


New ORLEANS, May 27-P. NJ.
The Brtannias news having been received here yester
day had the effect giving buoyancy to the Cotton
market well that of Breadstuffs to-day Sales
Of Cotton were more easily effected and the market
closed with greater frmness Flour also in better
demand and aes Of to 1000 barrels Ohio and Illinois,
sold atS7 25. Wheat also in better demand, and
sales Of to 5000 bushels made Mt 81 49, Corn,
anything, less firm, and sales of yellow report
cd at roc The Sugar market continued dull. We quote
Cuba Muscovado at about 59sc The sales Of New Or
leans chiefly confined to domestic wants. Provi
sions steady without change in prices worth noting
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ALBANY, June 3-P. NJ.

II,
The per Hibernia was received here this fore
noon by Telegraph, and produced great stir among
dealers in -four and grain We report sales Of 1000 bbls
Genesee at SO So Wheat also experienced advance
and about 5000 bushels of Genesee sold at 81 49,
Corn was ALSO rmer and sales Of 1000 bushels were
made 1870 Barley also better, and sales Of 1000
bushels made at TIC Oats aud rye also improved
under the news, and were held at an advance,
Receipts in rounds for the preceding "a hours ms
follows Flour 900 bbs Wheat, %, 900 bushels
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MARRIED..

0On Thursday afternoon, Sd inst, at the Dutch Re-
formed Church, Washington Square by tho Rev. Ed
ward II. Fuller, OF Somerset Mas. JoHs A. FnKr, Of
Baltimore, and GEoRoIANA r. only daughter Of Capt
George S. Perry. Of Providence, II. T.
Yesterday morning, June Q, at Emanuel Church.
Chenille, Conn, by the Rev. MIR. Hills, Mr. JouN g
MAoKAy, of Greenwich, Conn, to Miss MARY w. Dryr-
REux Of Boston, Mass.
Boston papers please copy
On Thursday, Sd inst, at City Hotel New York, by
the Rev. DR.. Spring, DAVID JoNEs Esq, Of Springfield,
New Jersey, TO Mrs HARRwr A. BAyLis widow OF Capt.
James Baylis, jamaica Long Island
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BALTIMORE, June 3-P.

il
The Hibernia's received by telegraph this
forenoon and caused holders of breadstus to make
advance in nearly all descriptions. Howard street flour
was held firm ut $40. Susquehanna and city mills
were in light supply, and prices nominal Sales in
all sorts limited, operators appeared dis
posed to wait for the steamers letters and the effect
of the the New York market Corn frmer
and Maryland and Pennsylvania yellow held stiff at 81
90 Wheat also up, and firm at 81 6a2 30
for Maryland red. Indian Meal advanced and was firm
at IS SO; stock light, with limited sales Whiskey
also hrmcr, and held at advance Price uncertain.
Provisions firm, with symptoms of improvement
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COMPLIMENTARY Dr. a NJ Mnurceau Professor Of Diseases
OF Women Second edition. Price ST.
The demand this important work (of which
thousands sold) has compelled the of edition
~ female getting copy whether married unmarried
For sale at 222 Broadway under the Nuseum 205
Broadway, aud by Pr A. Manriceau at his Medical Office
Chrsnut and Third sts., Philadelphia. -
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Patent Alright Chip aud Wood BoIscr.-AI

who Of Summer Baker are nviied 20 call aud
anime ort Carmans Patent IL will stand the fireplace
vir IL Is intended 20 burn chips wood the
ar-tght principle making saving OF half the fuel used
ohert You can bake boil and fry the time 1t having
all the ADVANTAGES ola modern cook stove warranted in
all cases 10 bike The public invited TO call and examine
the ARTICLES before elsewhere Sold wholesale and
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BosroN, June 3-P. y


The news received by the Hibernia fully before
business early this morning, and created great
deal excitement Holders Of Genesce and other brands
of flour materially advanced their terms, and Genesce
was held firm at $40, and Southern do at $40 so, at
which sales reported. Corn, also experienced
advance; mixed and Southern fiat firm at 81 81,
and Northern yellow at 81 40 Rye and oats also
better Provisions also frmer but sales were light
The gave increased frmncss to cotton under the
impression that symptoms of improvement were sum
GENTLY apparent the other side Stocks were better
with an upward tendency.
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the city Persons that dsbiiated and poor blood
should NEGLECTED. cleanse aud strengthen the system The
very best remedy is Doctor Townsend Susaparla II has
been tested thousands OF aud known fall
The Extract put quart bottles, is six times cheaper
peasanter andwaaned superior to sold IL with
out purng vomiting, facilitating the patient
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