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~ sss bales ts therefore very pllir, that the con
sumption must be oao74 bales less than in Is4o and tbs
whole supply used up Of that, not leaving single
bale on hand. Even in the event of the ir,nsration
being equal to that OF 1916 and ,hs copsumption ,hs
same the stock on hand the LIST of January sas IN n.
reduced to $50 bales 1t must be perceived tina, the
present position of the cotton marke. Is decidedly in ia
vor oil an advnrce in prices much beyond those now
ruhng even in the event Of the crop reaching two mil
mons OF oaies but in the event Of the Weld not xceed
Ing eighteen hundred thousand bales prices 81 touch
higher point than has been realized for years The
manufacturers OF Europe completely in the hands OF
'ne producers oil this country hitherto the position Of
tnese parties has been jus. the reverse tits our impress
oh 'ha' prices for this staple never will be again alb
seueiy controlled the other side as ths have been
The supply OF the material is SO close upon the &C
W demaad or consumption that the producers will
hsfes'sf have the regulation of this important part OF
Tue business. more in their own hands.
The annual consumption Of American cotton in this
country and in Europe amounts to about two millions OF
bales This is about equal to the annual crop in the
United sta of the past three years. and the stock has
become much reduced the other sde that will
require crop several hundred thousand bales larger
than we have ever yet had TO bring the surplus up to
where it has been.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cotton
yarn exported from Great Britain the des
tinaton and the quantity exported to each country in
each Of the post two years -
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Today ssO bbl. Halilax DO .old, NO. at sll, and

e. To-Day $50 bbls Halifax do sold No. l at sil. and
FRurr Box raisins were firm at 81 s5 500 drums
damaged figs. were cold nv Messrs. Hoffman & Co. at
auction ond brought az So cts
HEMP The market remained bare and urices very
firm. with upwsrd tendency.
LrAD-To-day, and on Saturday afternoon the sales
embraced about 600 pigs at 81 Is.
MoLsssss-The rnsrbet vRs duh and no sales wero re
ported beyond cargo Of Cuba for shipment coastwe at
20 cents.
NAVAL SroRrs-sorits turpeutine continued in moas
rate request At 40 AZ cts In other descriptions e or
nothing was doing, while stocks large
OI-There were further sales of American lipseed
from store, at n cts cash In whsle and sperm tera
was no change. though prices firm.
PRovIsIors-The market opened without animation
and closed without transactions Of much Importance
Mess Pork was held at SIS, while $I4 rs vas offered
We report sale OF 100 bbs prime at $l2 37sc Beef
There was no change in country mess or prime lot
OF beef hams were sold ut S7. Lardwe report sales
of IS packages OF New Jersey lesf at lOAc; Western
old was quoted at TO- l0c; do was rather dull al
lie No change in cheese or butter
RICE The article was firm at last weeks rates
SeED- FlarseedSome further sales We re made nj al
20 per fierce Timothy remained steady at $40 s22
and Clover at So a9. Some asked pa for good now
SUo.R-The market was quiet quo tations remain.
ed at IA SIC for fair 10 prime New Orleans and box
Havana brown at a SIC.
TALLow-The stock continued light and market steadv
at So a &c. '
ToBAcco-The stock being reduced the market was
que hfm hough no sales OF Importance reported.
FREieHrs-Rates were unsettled to Ireland and Liver
pool while to London and the continent thew remained
unchanged 5000 bbls engaged in British banks for
Liverpool at Is 81 and ii said transient American
ships offered to take -four Liverpool at the same price
and grain in sacks at 26d The packets however, asked
higher rates viz ~ 2Sl for grain sacks and 80
req 'I'A Gu eharge that the river open to New.
bursi
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Stock Exchange.
CITY TRADE ISEpORT.

Nfw YoRK, MONDAY ArrERsoor March la,
Tho markets, with the exception Of -four which WINS
rome 6Iiner, exhibited very little change since sa,uraav
WLea steady, while sales of Indian corn were free
ly naie chiefly TO arrive at prices rather in favor of
buyers, Saturdays rates, owing TO increased supplies
from tie South Provisions remained much the same az
or Saturday with little doing. Groceries were steady,
without change in prices.
Peats advanced and report sales OF $50 bbs az So
ia and bbls DO SO 25 and 30 bbs Pots at 81 S7k
BsEswsx-No change since last report
BRFs Dsrryrs Small sales OF Genesee, or 600 bbls
were made at 81 2s, and 1000 do deliverable in May
at S. 1000 Oswego and Michigan, sold at ST. 1000 do Os
wego, deliverable goth May sold at $6 Southern How
ard street and Georgetown, were held at IS rs e7
no sales were reported WheaWe report sales Of 1000
bush Jersey 81 AZ and 2l00 Penn. white so Corn
We report sales of about 40 600 bushels consisting
OF southern white aud New Jersey yellow chic fy on
the spot or To arrive IN a short period 900 of which
was Jersey white deliverable IL eight days at g5c 1000
jersey yellow on the tpot ut g9c; 10 600 white and vel
low ported cold at o., and 600 OOOc South.
white To arrive at Csc, and 800 do future deliye
ry, also OF 94;; 30 900 white and yellow sold
bic in June on private terms and 30 do sold deliver.
able In June July and August, also on private terms
CovnmsdI-We report sales Of 500 bbls deliverable n
the opening CT the canal, ct 81 37 and $50 do on the
spot, at IS IAN. Rye - coo bushels sold, price no,
transpired Barlsv--No sales were reportoi ~ =
do Connecticut sold at 47c. 49,
ErPoeTs OF BsEApsTuFFs FROM THE PoRr OF NEW Yopx
TO GH"ar BRITAIN AND IRELAND ON THE 28TH AM II n
Wheat. Flour. Corn Meal Oats BARLEY RIVE Tyou,
bush bills bush bbis bush. bush bJis '"
oyis e,lo7 261S 1870 1880 1000 as
no sslD reported.
FrsH--The market continued bare of dry cod and
prices were firm at So 90 SO 62s Sales on SATURDAY.
evening oil SOC bbls No Msssscusctts mackersi At
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Total increase Of cotton yarn spun in 1916. 266 622
Total quantity OF cotton yarn spun in ls44. .445 SIT 4s0
Total quantity ofcoton yarn spun in ls43 .437 $50 44l
Ioai quantity OF cotton yarn spun in 1912 444
The domestic consumption othis article is much great
or than the aggregate expectation. Nearly onethrd of
the total quantity exported in each Of the past years
was TO the Hanse Towns. The consumption of this sri
Ole In tho Hsnse Towns is very important item to the
manufacturers Of Great Britain and would have been to
the manufacturers Of this country had the treaty made
by Mr.. Wheaton with the Zoil Verein been ratified by
the Senate By that treaty had facilities for export,
ing cotton yarn to the Hanse Towns and other parts
composing the Zo Veren superior to those heretofore
enjoyed by the most favored nation; and but for the
clause that exists in oil treaties OF commerce and
navigation, should without doubt have accented the
terms proposed. We could not grant the Zoll Verein
the fices required fer the admission of their manufac
ture into our ports without extending similar facilities
to similar manufactures Of every other countries with
which which we have commercial treaties The whole
matter consequently dropped and we have lost the
advantages the ratification of that treaty would have
given
We have very little trade with Great Britain in cotton
yarns, our do nestle consumption being almost entirely
supplied By our domestic manufactures We shall soon
be very powerful competitor with Great Britain in this
article, in the principal markets of the world Having
male the most rapid progress in the manufacture of cot
too yarn, within the past ten years, have every rea
son to believe that shall continue to improve the
quality and increase the quantity with much success
ever; and fast manufacturers appear in for
egn markets with any of their iabrics they usually sue
coed in supplantng all others.
The Virginia House OF Delegates by a vote of 60 to
a. have passed bill providing for subscription by the
State of twe.dhs Of the stock Of the Alexandria canal
equivalent to ,0Oe. bill il also before the same
Legislature, providing for the States guarantee of
$40 900 Of the bonds OF the Chesapeake Ohio Canal
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BY r II K N AILS.
WARRINGTON, Feb. ~, Isl6.
Adjourned

WARRINGTON, Feb ~, ls46
Mr.. Marks Letter.
The world has Of late heard much respecting certain
letters written by a Mr.. Isaac d. Marks to General
Taylor and the Secretary Of state Of tho United States
in September and October isA5 The facts Of the case
have not yet been stated. They are follows
On the 9Th Of November, isa5 tho Secretary Of State
received letter signed d. Marks dated ot Nav Or
leans October 40, isa5 enclosing letter from the wr
ter to General Taylor dated at China Mexico the asd
Of September The latter communication stated as the
suit Of certain interviews and conversations tho writer
proessed to have had with Gen. Arisa in relation to the
difficulties between the United states and Mexico, two dis
tnct propo rst that the cabinet OF Mexico
was disposed to enter into negotiations with the United
states-the other proposal for mutual agreement that
II Gen TAYLOR would not advance further than Corpus
Christi, Arista should not pass the Arroyo Colorado,
twenty leagues east Of the Rio Grande and that with
force Of but two hundred On the same day (Novd
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GALVANiC AND MAGNETIC CURATIVES.
all cases of Rheumati-m and Nervous Compai the
efficacy of these artic is truly wonderful complete
cures often being plished when other
have failed Several pin recommend them in
their srd the binary prejudice which generally
Of most respectable citizens have used them with perfect
success particularly Of govt doloreux paralysis
he long train of nervous disorders great advan age in
them TO the least the matter we'll worthy of
ton and the proprietor that all led will look
IL with the candor il deserves.
Only agency in New Tk 1s2 Broadway, between John
imtations.
Chrste's work Gslvapsm, &C., may be had gratis
lw
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ALsANv, March / lsl

ALsANV, March l, lst7
The contributions for the relief fund In this city al.
ready amount to ST. 900. The three Catholic churches
have yet to be heard from, They Will undoubtedly
swell the amount to $40 co., or over.
sale OF 1000 barrels of Gsneses four deliverable on
tue opening Of tho river. was made this morning at
~ SIX, with some privileges AT ditto at a country
mill at Sc cay Corn sold at q cents rye at a. ami
oats at 49,
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IMPROVED MAGNETIC MACHINES.
MOOkEHEAD'S GRADUATED MAGNETIC
MACHINE

fSNhS in trumept is important mprov ell
other forms manufelurc and has been adopted by the
medical Profession generally the most sHcciua machine
IN u,e III Ieectiy simple In coastrudon and therefore
not Liable to get out OF order the with similar
1t perfect control and graduated
to sny power adapted for infant sufficient for the
soneest adult the pleasure Of the operator The
heuc 1fce Imputed continuous MANNER and with no
nupes ant sensation TO the most delicate patient ltrsques
no assistant IN Its use aud respect, perfectly
harmless -
Zach machine eompacty arranged with the battery and
all necessary appIances put up neat rosewood Ac
plicnon
u Owing to the facilities possessed by the subscriber
the Graduated Nj gnetc Machines sold prices equally
low as those shaged for inferior articles They be rsad
ly sent to any part Of the country.
Price tho machines 50 STA aud $ each. according to
size and 6nsh and each Instrument, is warranted.
Many Of the pert. rIned BY this machine truly
wonderful some Of them diseases Of the tedious and
painful character known the medical profession Ia ali
nervous complaints the effects almost gical.
Physicians end others cautioned against the
limitations Of these machines under whatever they
will be found ofre value.
Manufactured and for sale, Wholesale and retail by
q. MOORHEAD,
TIT lm*r l82 Broadway New York.
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AuCYlOS BOTTOMS.


HAepwIaE AIS t euTr Ape.iSSs pl. viii
No Sy 70 ~ 'Ss knsS
German, French and Domestic Hardware, scythes, kt.
Also 1000 dog knives and fork, and pocket and penknves
Also so cases colt n, wool, and horse cards.
s) casks Parsons BRIGHT steel hoes assorted
Also, SEQ dor. American table cutlery.
so part OF stock oil hardware W; all Kinds OF knob
closet end press Locals sail Deeoes horse ssps files
eh'ssi, t'u locks shaving boxes, gu lamps
hltae knobs brass eandleks sad hardware and
Also so rtiag desks work boxes ed add plain of
mahogany and rosewood slso handsome Of
Al.o. SC thes aad Indian Pord scythe stones
Also American spike gimets s:rath avis hooks
pntatoe digperi &c malt
JACOB :. PLATr, AucIiop.er.
CATALOGUE SALE of Crockery: Glass and China
~ Wednesday March at 10 O'Clock in the Large Room
over the auction No - Plat corner Gold street 300
plates. Nspie aud Baker. Rockingham tsspor, ali sizes
chmiies. &c. at 4 month. credit, over 500.
'S e'SI'.s' 'n"0'1 WI f.ie' Si'iI Salesman
W. BROWN, Auctioneer.
BRowH t w M at sS
Wednesday March a. at loI o'clock at No; lt2 Broad.
Fsy .:i 'fS% as.. w f1 cA Ssi
.teads Hair Mattresses, &c. so elegant rosewood
Piano Forte Also, fine Ivory Tate Cutlery, in and
Girandoles Table Casters, Dxon's Britannia Ware &c.
Catalogues now ready. SAFE positive. rAia or shine
JOHN sNIFFhN, Auctr.
A UCTlON NOTlCE-Furaiture, Birds, kc, of private
"A famiiy-This day at i0., nc % Ann street. consisting Of
ful French couch sofas dyans work tables centre do and
covers. mshog my and imitation rosewood cottage chairs
ro.eweod table and glass dsessng aud bureaus
hall table carpets oil clio aud eeondhand hair
esses beds wash stands French apd ether bedseads,
also large case and BIRDS several bros without cases. TIC
ma lice
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TX TX rTn TON %, isgs N.Y.. nd. sssyss The
Peach Orchard ted A.h Coal foows-orsts Egg and
the Nut nor any Nut shipped with stove Lehgh Goals
al the same price all delivered free Of caItage
THOMAS p DoLAN, EOS Mulberry
and 1853 west 18th ST., between avenues 9th and 10th.
III 3w-ic
NEW PAPER HAN6iNG5 x WINDOW SHADES
Nicolas PIKE Co, No. l7s Pearl street,
IMPORTERS and lecturers have just opened
extensive suppl, Of syie add quality Of American
and rench Paper Hangings, riders Feboard Prints srd
wide window PAPER Also. splendid assortment
of Pointed Window Shades, and fxtu es for the same
which they offer mschpts dealers, aud others at the
very lowest prices. IN lmefc
HOLMES KITCHEN RANGES.
>HE proprietor has been engaged in manufacturing and
selling Kitchen Ranges for the past yer aud feels
warranted that for private families aad boarding.
houses that there IA ase al peseat WILL answer
better purpose MI be removed free Of
The hsser Numerous references be given
20 wishing purchase Prices from SIS 10
t Crates OF the for parlous, bed rooms
and Offices
Ranges and Crates and all descriptions of FIRE works
built ut he shortest notice.
smoking Chmneys cured and warranted II not cured no
charge made.s A. 0ILHOOLf X SON,
Propretors and manu- acturefs, 10 Nassau street.
liner
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BUFFALO, March l, ls4T.
There was no movement to-day in brsadstuns buyers
looking for further Decline which holders refused TO
make. Quotations nominal.
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Weekly Report OF Dsaths

Ia the City aud County OF New York from goth day OF
February to The 9th day Of February. 1877.
~ Men 46; Women SOL Boys n; Girls S. Total 222
DbEAsE'.Absc Il aneurism l; apopexy, 6; bleed
6iesd.s from lungs q blonchs 81 cancer consums-
uon ~; Gonvuso's 49, Group 6; debility deirum
MS disrhoes dropy, 81 dropsy The head, 8; drop
sn tae chest q dysentery 2; epilepsy Il eryspsas, o.
ernption fever b fever pueTpera |; fever remittent
fever scase a fever typhoid 81 fever phus 81 fever ner
vous, hear, dise'se Of Il hopping cough 3; ipfamma-
ton OF bladder Il inf INN ton of bain g. inflammation of
bowels 8; Inflammation ct lungs 49, inflammation Of
,aSSndict i narasmu. "a; measles, u NOR
i spinal disease q spue. 1; teethng liberation
g. 10 tn co. &c. a. 80 to 49, 49, 20 to So 49, so to co.
known, /.
CORN's. b ARCHER, City Inspe ctor.
City Inspectors Office, Ma; ch |, l847.
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vTNHEsNswly invented and patented sockdooger FISH
HOOK is now ofeI ed for sale to the trade by the pa
tenfees, ENGELBKhLHT. HALE Il Co
rs N~r 1873 William st up stairs
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Died,


On the 9th February. Thomas BARNwzLL h native of
the county Wexford Ireland.
His friends and relatives, and those of his brohor Mo-
ses Barpwell his nephews, John and James Brennan
and Nicholas Powers are requested TO attend his uaera
this afternoon at half past o'clock from the residence OF
his brothers, No ll6 West Broadway.
At Baltimore on Saturday evening last, MICHAEL L.
RAEL, son OF - late William Israel, formerly OF this
city.
On Monday, the LIST inst after short but painful i'll
ness, JcHr MsGIBNEy, aged 81
The members of Ph@nix Assembly No !, and Wash
ington Assembly No. , B. o OF Bereans, and the mem
bers Of the Brooklyn Protestant Association ard his
friends and acauanapces, respectfully requested
attend his funeral Wednesday the 81 inst at O'clock
from the residence Of his brother, Andrew McGibney
III Ninth street a.
Last evening, after severe illness, Mrs JANE AVN
CARROLL, (wlfe Of Thomas Carroll,) aged 81 years.
The members of Mercantile Lodge No AZ, T. Q of o.
F. OF the Grand Lodge of o. Of o. + also Of Niagara
Hose Company and No - engine and of her brothers
John and VIM Hail. together with all the relatives and
friends of the family invited 10 attend her funeral
from her late residence No ~ Oak street. on Wednes
day at one o'clock, without further invitation
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PHILADELPHIA, March lilo p

PHILADELPHIA, March l--l0PM
The workmen engaged in the Navy Yard refused to
20 to work to-day, in consequence Of order from
Washington, regulating their hours Of labor.
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pax ThEA1kE-Tps,Ssy Evening, March I'd, ls7.
- ths N will be ed the PAS pEs
- fer which the comedy Of IS she A woMAN-F,,,.
10 be followed By the POLKA PAYsANNE by "a
After which soMksoDY ELsE-H.n. NORTH. NJ, @
with 'i the Pas ORIENTAL by as veuuo.
Doors open at fpast O'Clock performance will com
ROWERY TaEArsE--Tuesdsy Evening, March q
Ethan Allen N. sssvs.' kiSy : tson Mrs 10 lord a.
way; Eliza, Miss Drake.
Dress Circle 3, cents; ri. AID eellsry la% esru
M lTCHELL's OLYMriC THEAThE--russeay even.
GRAClOsA AND PERIINhT-King I,rorisus MI.
dickinson; Perciner. Mrs Tlmm Princess Gaeosa Miss
ARR which the BARBER OF sEviLLE-NSaro, Wal
Sc f s"nsnS. wi, ihe
Mi Holland Madame GsioeSard, Miss Anna Cruise.
Ores, circle 80 cents upper boxes cents PIT one 'hii
doors OF en- az O'Clock; cur am rises az nalf pest
pALMO's QrERA HOUSE, Chambers street = W eanes .
day March 80; Thursday, tth aud Friday sh, will DO
Benevenano; Aryno, Sig, Patti; Vlcinda Sigra Bou.
sd; Gise!da signa Barl,; Accfno Gig Martini: so6s
Sig Benetti Prro Sig sanqsirieo; Hermit, Gig Bsneven
Opera Books may be at the Box Office ls,ter Bo.e.
and Pmquee ST. I'd do, cents; Private Boxes Tor per.
;Sn. w; dc for person. So ssa the
commence at X o'clock; door, att
ITALIAN OPERA--CAGD.
TNEE MAs!A0ERb II tas It,lisn Opera sincerely .gs
be compelled change the days Of Performance ior
this week only Of the sickness OF Sig
Persons who for Monday may have the
and those Wednesday have the
" if Box 4F ar pses
Benefit OF SIgnorlna Banla ml3
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RELIEF FOR IRELAND,

RELIEF FOR IRELAND.
THE undersigned deeply impressed with absolute
ccssy OF immediate personal cxortion behalf of the
Starving M lions OF fellow creatures in Ireland and be-
evng there are many humane ready contribute
their mite to aid furnishing nation offers free of all
pente the use Of one Of bs warehouss No 10 Broadway
committees or individuals. depot where be depos
ca uni government other vessel despatched Flour
Meal PORK. Clothing any article suitable 70 this crying
crisis Remember
II twere done then 'twere well,
49, 1t were done quickly.
All kayes must be carefully put up, labelled
Lief for Ireland" clerk will be attendance to give re-
ceipts for the
fel5 2wr JOSEPH NAYLOR.
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70 The
q. LATEST sM.0 MENT.
II Il l. Il q II A PHO.


BALrhoAE, March I-I0P NJ
ny letter published 10 the st Louis republican,
aaeo santa Ee Dec II. tho latest dates from that place.
learn that Major Starr had received orders to Join
Colonel Donphan with part of his troops Col was
sncampsd 100 miles south Of Santa Fs They are then
to proceed to Chihuahua
Inc missouri troops are expected to Eight when they
reach there They take with them four six FOUNDERS.
two twelve pound howzers and one hundred and sixty
pounds Of grape canister snd round shot fer each gun
The force would consist Of $50 men
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FOR SALE OR TO LET.
&i ONE both Of the handsome story brick houses
m and lots Nos 465 and ACT Brooms street, Broad
way stable il attached No. 467 which will be
l-t IN without the house The houses good or
der The location is extremely desirable Agplyto
matte a Vail stres,
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FRESH INTERPRETATIONS OF DOCS

FRESH IMPORTATION OF DOGS,
sd BY ARCHY GRlEVEs, John st-Received
NH by the last packet fom London fur Terriers, small
LII four king ChTlsr spaniel; Al, Of which pro-
bounced by faDcers the best imp ,rted 10 be
chys John street. rrosd s'v where they be in
spected well as ms uneqnaeh stock of Canares and
other Birds Seeds Gc. Also To- slr thorough bred Eng
llsh POINTER m23src
l4fM FOR SALE, the Hou.- IA Lot of ground No. 2Os
E::H Elm street The lot eight feet font by
hundred feet deep. fcs psrteulsr inquire OF Joseph
Evans $50 Broadway. m25t.rc
TO NATURALISTS
OK SALEA lot OF dressed Bird SKINS, of and
l. nous species, Just arrived from Brazil Apply Coils
aud Mitchell Ship Chanders of South and Roos
streets me- 3trc
"a A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY without
E children are DESTROYS Of renting the upper part of
GsgoOd sized modern two three story House, west
ward OF Broadway where they be with
the second hoo of rooms and attic OF kitchenA
IN desirable location hear Of rood by Address
frst floor, No. 40 Nassau 81 eet m2 lwsrc
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CHEKRY PEGTORAI


THIS elegant aud surprisingly excellent remedy for colds
coughs consumption and all affections Of the throat and
iunga
Sold in New York by Hosdley, Phelps CO. 1ta Wa,er II
Rushton " Co, Br adway Henry johnson Apothec ary
corner Chanoen street and Broadway; Mhsu s3 eroad
out the United States and Canadas
IN. ior%us Of this prepsroon has been published in the
menoaton Of sevesn medical colleges and schools in the
United States well a. the distin gushed medcs ho
ues OF British Amercr IA imsrh
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BALTIMORE. March LIN :

BALTIMORE, March l-lOP NJ
The Thomas and lie Grand case, in the Maryland LIE.
gislature, was postponed until to morrow. commit.
tee was appointed to recommend plan of the proceed
in1s
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FREE CONCERTS.
EVERY EVENING
a"THE OPERA HOTEL"
43 CHAMBERS STREET
(next to Palu o's Theatre
commencing Saturday Evening, Feb. nth, le41.
at u past o'clock.
yoCALnTs:-
., Mr. aud Mrs Newton. llate Of Mercer .treet)
Welsh Rarebits Poached Eggs &c. served good style.
snperioI Ale, Wines, Liquors aud Cigars.
N Sacred Concerts every sunday evening.