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SHIRTS MANUFACTURED TO
ORDER

ORDER - -
AIRS sOuDfR submits 10 The gentlemen OF view orr
tIh.r approved melhod u msnusctnfe Ia NE Mueie o.
sh,ts They are cut 10 by practical tailor and
80 under her own eye and for nesncss OF ~ofs sno
I--uty Of material challenge mcenn Win any 10 nh
ecantfy Al JOSEPH SOUDERs cheap essh tailoring 80
tsbshnent corner Of East Broadway snd huket o. T.
iy2s lm.eo3'
TOcAPITALTsTs AND MAN UFAcTURERs
IYoK sALE-Th- enurs righs, maehinefy, hSt1fes, nc
Of an establishment located 10 his eitJ competent 70
In, PRODUCTION OF pie article Of universal demand
All M machinery entirely Jew aud bEib ID lDe mes
a. osrior manner embracing vaiueDls Improvement ~
= 5eb .oe-d and esc-ileucs not heretofore kDoWn 10
aimed Al cost The whole 10 complete and perfect
oder for operslion- 80. d. .,.,
The Above pfe.euls opportunity Tor Investment
10 Individuals or eOmpsnies ss II viii be sod on hghy
he present owner requiring ieLuef
f.sss. For full particulars apply Al 30 Oids hp' n L.
aal6 5eodis'
NToTiCETO COsTRACTOHs-Exsn.i Of The
lNHsrsu Rsilfcad from Groom Falls 20 Dover rsios
Proposals for tho grading. masonry, and oncgins o.
txenty ire miles Of the Newiork and Harlem hsnoeo
extendng from ~ prese1t terminus a. Crotoo fss 70 ~
yer ?laia. Dgcte,s County. viii Be received ~ t
oece Of Tho Er gDeer White Plains, Erni ne hf'' 10y
he Ilae is now prepared 0f The exsmlhsiSn q 60,
tractors sld prod@s sot SPECIFICATIONS ~ll De e~''Ie
re Con,s5y reserve the hight 10 sceep o. reee any
nr,oosals y hsthsr they may 10 The lowest " o.
ADJUST 4 iSg7. ALLAN CAMP BELL, EnsHee''
wis
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cHArAAs's American DRAWING Book New Edition
Ono 1.-The fret edition OF this WORK being nearly ex
hsasied, edition OF 10000 copies 10 now passing
through The press and will be ready about The rsi Of
September,
Tue Drawing Copy Book. No. 2, will DO ready on The
ga mat
Toe second number OF the Drawing Book, which will
complete the elementary part progressing rapidly
seeal execution OF the and elaborate lusua
uons will allow, and Il 10 expected that will be
ready for delivery early 10 November.
Teachers and others interested In the art invited TO
cell and canine the WORK.
snie6ie J. 3. RrDFIELD, Clinton Hall
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~ >FuR TIE PI-HIrG BANKs

~ AFUR THE PIsHING BANHS-
E1EuS Tue sisanbcst HI0HLAsDEk lcses ~,
Ior Armstrong hes conHsssed 30 ~.
ncadsy. Tuesday, "Wednesday and IhssscsJ' nos..Ss.
foot VI Wurss-sg - oisieetS Hs9nccHx 49,
TeSs 81 csurs for las ssesrsloa Bsh ~
~ fhs X. xhissda ese - ssT,rs3s sraUlfz.
osiardsys by spyiytpg " DS~ssI =
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~ THAI spleudd srtiis for The hair, yones's Coral
ssso ave sold in NewYork only II ~ Chat
"@"s@ rice, ofi cents tuls 2Ieod
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New BUILDIsGs.-Mr Marquands two large
stores on Broadway directly opposite Rstbbuns Hotel
are to have iron fronts and they quite broad and
some $50 feet deep will present fine appearance. Ad
spacious store now occupiedby Beebe e. Costar.
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s,arkets Carefully reported fer IA< TS's~1s.


.surs-Ths ipouiry for Ashes 10 fair and Pots have
r.,her an inward ,endency Small sales were made Al
s5as n, and Pearls ss s5as IS The quantity Offering
10 moderate.
COTToN-Ths letter mail not having been reeeivei
,hsr. hs. been but little done to-day. e~ hundred
bales were for spinning prices rather IN isvor OIL
the buyer.
rxT Two bales Of new Cotton were received 81 new
O--us on the 9th the frat OF the sessOn They wei
from the plantation OF Gen A G. Carter OF East feiei-
ara The fret bale last arrived on the TN OF Az
sn,, and OF the year previous on the 3oth July
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe sdviees BY the Cambria
h.d ,he feet Of checkns operations Until the letter mall
comes to had The fall on the other sde has been 90
h larger thsn xas looked for thai the receivers have
hn 20 sustain the market here although the de-
cline hss been comparatively small In the morning
so Cepesee rss oared ii IS 50 AMI sale OF co oos
,orna OhIo xss made az IS IS. The sales were guile
moderate and only for the immediate w.ns Of the sde
IS e2i as ga for Genesee and - - % 20 Tor west
ern Ga Change The market Vas inscuve the Arse re-
cevers evaeios no disposition 10 eel At current nies
fsw sales wsrs made, and one OF l''eo oos oehe'se
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Business Notifies.

~ HARVEY BvRDfLL, N. d. Dentist, has returned 10
city, where biz professional services be obtained
usual q, Office and residence S52 Brosdwsysp2o2 81
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ATTEMPTED SuIcrDE.-R. Murray Whitney, re-
aiding AT l45 Sandsss attempted commit suicide
Monday by taking quantity Of lsudanum. Physicians
succeeded ia restoring him.
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- FOk BKlDUEPORT.-ftss. esnss
E-s<3ucNiMhOD vii ~sve foot VI esgtetd "a
sstas ley, AUG. 81, II aoeiocs n. ssssss
will be- upon he wharf IN BrAgspou usoaL ssSe s,s
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aEHrLEMEH's SUMNER wBAn,

hUE BTOCK q soesonnb!e koD1s, sS-.< -
~ cod most fashouable styles IN The nests1 49, 70
inspection under ursnce th.s We - ss0y
bch have sl.ctsd very liberal share o. eegcnAes WI
sssmeots In paricalar would eonneod 10 Ne etse-
ion Of hose Who proved Ne truh 81 oar ssssose
risd 70 fsrush oar sssostmsn Of Ctssfnsres ~ Dn
n e. snd 70 thoss IN wan, u hsss 80 ssy ess.~n@
several highly approved s1ysss q ss1xS a..
Prom %. psrtculsr ationt.os 1hestee ~ Arny - -
., wors Uniforms are fsmisssd ~ sinss seaiesny 70
rsgulaloos; and - hsss A.: y 10
VIC VIM =. JEaNffos CO; D,spsss ed fsi'oss,
IN nd 81 Brosd~sJ. AnsFicss hcsei.
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D S,1 .oM,SI-TKAToa,s OFFICE, No

II ltrssL-Svtics 10 her .by gwen k,v'n - -
r-s ives sss sesro II kia Of ANN D EaARDY ats pss
.enger on bo srd sbp sidi0ps frotn Liverpool
"a steoet 10 have ed iatsststs, sbat M enees
~ he "a ists.ssts IN ne hsogs a me fs5e Aam
trayDr will bs administered aod dispoeeo o. y n'n "
III e.rsutor o. stpaisator Of The dscsssso, ~ me I'm
day os september rest -oaI-d n-~ 1ofs Aug ~, isH'
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1,AsTOH FhAnEs-A hns sssoflmsntoI Dss = -,
suitsbe r eihsr co or pam botlss for sss sae ~"
sais ~ LUcI6s HART. lac . sssas.a B.t
u ANA or ziisBUk = s 2, 90, ~. ss ssss
q a. % ne 70 d s,..sI. ~A " sail 3ws-
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TRIAL OF THE PERSONS CHARGED WITH THE AS
sAuLr ON Mn. BoIcHEiss We understand that the
prisoners charged with the murderous assault on Mr..
Hotehkiss will he tried next month
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n one OF The keenesl and cesnest OF shaving operations
ard hard teat-canI begin eq1a the shave
get by usirg Gales Wslnnt OIL Military Shaving Soap
tmher, Gsie's) A Wsllsi. shave 10 very apt 10
de- the feelings md discompse the sninal economy.
whereas n shave wiki Gales sosp tremember Gaiesl
composes the engs eives sensation OF per ct ssts
faction. md allows the Individual s,antng u ~ reject
most cOmpaceny that NJ stood "moral shave" Without
Tbs she.t epuguarce, This Wallai OIL Military Shaw
ing Soap made by Gz greai thing Depot FOR whoe-
ssl- and retail, iqi Con sndst. au20 IL
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CASH rAILoRIno HsrADLrsHMBHT.
DIM. W. BENSON DrRsv snd Tssisv, la esisou-se
ID has IN extensive Of Closhs Csssimsvee an
vssgs which will be made ~ 70 order u ~ 100 -
fcpsbs ssylsfo cash
ehoics and general sssorsnsas Of gsssisnsss t..sy
dfess also Constantly on hand esI ssi
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BEeoARs-In walking down Broadway from
Canslst to Trinity Church, on "Wednesday afternoon
we counted 20 less than twenty miserable beggsrs
three before the Hospital FIVE before St Psuls four In
the vicinity of Rsthbun two before the City Hotel and
the balsnce ali along shore. Some Of them were the
most pitiabe objects gnsble and twothrds of them
appeared 10 be foreigners. Express
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6itnations, &r. mantso.

" al sas-eTs to >dre-tss4r<' sort ~ -a'i ~-sf "
pod pad or aey AL not Be tatea 0st n tie Qfes
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state or the Flour Markets.

NEw ORLsANs jan lo.-Holders have accepted lit
tie easier prices for flour since last and the conse
quencs has been the transaction Of increased busi
ness amounting to % 900 bbls chiefly at 81 62H Tor
choice brands SIS So IS per Dbl The advanced prices
paid for corn noticed in last have not been
maintained, the sales having recedsd SC per bushei
About 5000 sacks have been taken chiefly at zoe for
prime lots Of white and yellow Mixed parcels sell
ing at CSC per bushe About 1900 sacks of wheat have
are selling at 40 4sc bushel with moderate trans
actions About 1000 bbls beans have been sold at SO 37h
s. rs per barrel
ALBANY, Jan 27-The news received by the steamer
has had tendency TO advance prices OF flour and grain
considerably. There appears but little disposition to
$3.50 for Genesee. Grain-Continues in COED demand
at advance prices. New Corn, yellow 73c, white &C.,
per 20 lbs Rye Too Barley 5Ia67c
BosToN, Jan. 27.-The transactions to-day comprise
1900 brls Ohio and 1000 1000 do Southern, at about
$780, 400 brs Howard street at SO 81; Genesee held
at ST. There have been no sales of Corn to-day for
port; holders ask s6c for shipping qualeso0 offered
DETRoIr, jan 2l.-Flour is taken quickly at $s,I2a
$S25. No change in price from last week. though the
large quantities. which is taken at $4,000 per bushsl
BALTIMORE, JAM 27.-The market for Howard street
-four has been quite animated during the last two
days. and there has been fuctuaton in prices To-
day 600 bbls sold at So 62 5000 bbs at 600
bbls at IS s71S and 5000 bbls. at Sc. susquehanna
Meal-To day holders are firm at 81 so. Wbeat-We
note sales to day Of Maryland reds at 81 80 for primo
and 81 30 81 26 for ordinary to good sale of par
eel of Pennsylvania white at 81 &c. and another parcel
of 1000 bushels of the description terms not
TRANSFERRED but supposed to be at an advance Corn in
so cents, and of yellow ct 70 81 cents Sales of Penn
yellow at 80 cents.
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nllsceIlnneous Record,

miscellaneous Record.
BnIo ApA Eliza before reported abandoned On her pas.
where she was owned, for her full value.
scHR Howard, got off Chatham beach, 2sth. Vessel
f fsI Boston. @sIs' E''' ''' "'''' e'' WIN '''A
Sem BALANCE, Bennett of and from Glouce,tr for Phil
with mackere ashore night of ED nst Cape May
Island and became total wreck Materials and part Of ca
ua daylight when they taken off nearly pc
rished.
Spoken.
Be- brig jane Smith, from London for Valparaiso Dec H.
sehr Grand Turk days from Boston for For, Prince,
Touched at s. Mehss SG OF e DEC mr.
the of bark Uran from NYork for Glasgow abandon
ship Nye, Pearl. of Bedford arr at Callso Nov a.
Foreign Ports.
CAp Nov 3oIa port bark Flora RUSSELL for Boston, 10
GALwAyy, tl,eland.) Dec ls-Au brig Emma Prescott
7sd brig taasEe,,s Geek .T Ms,.n,
(probab deliver part Of her Newcastle cargo,
to Malta to load in psrt for Boston and proceedt Pa
MgIsA about Dec a'-In port bark Washington. Bartlett
PoRr Az PsrcE Jan (back dae)-n port, brig Balizs,
s ks
SssoSn :, Mare Load SYsIE
@ S With q and decks
il the gale Of nOy 81 Rgs P ,aG Carter
wig cargo Sid a;th brig Gustavus DIVES, Il Martins
for bo.,aa sFi
:s the isth; Gsen Of Portland disg Codea. Snow
Boston, days; David Duel Colet for Phs, 10 sail 18th
VHLPARAIso. Nov 2i-sld ship Felincia, N York.
Homo Ports.
BosTon, Jan 27-Arr ships Tennessee, Prsy, hverpool;
ince Acadian EdTidge HolifaI; sehr Pavilion, Paine,
e
pool via Phiis; Gioucsser Pollard NOre u.s. bark Mar.
eta tof Marietta, Qhol Wells. Haynna' bngs Fanny ED
Dsnap, s,e Jsemel; Reapesr LoIing saysnnsh Ellen,
S R Caroline of%
CMAaLIJos Jan s5A Sch EaGpy LonE S
p cs S0iS sa1s
Baltimore Lewis, NYork. Sid, U steam propeller Wash
DEL BREAxwATEs Jan 2s-The brig Granite from Dari-
en- Tor aud Of sma craft wdn su, ~ ior
The brig Paragon and schr Ann sppe for NYork stood
to sea during Yesterday Ann uv,n. sr,;.
n.@ sath .ch. Dyer Bait; s5 helm brig
.pEf's1bi yDsSsD Jan Rayn. for New
NV ORLEANS Jan l9-Arr ship Martha Washington Ste
Chesapeake CIske Rotterdam; Or bark Woodhou,, ske-
%learn. Gould Tamp'so sshr. Boat Nash Apslachieo
ia; New York. MsnLin Bait Below, 81 ship Huron; Br
iad % @ aud w
Psov,SnSe, Jan a@%% bark Reform, tof New York,
no' sus Bal. Sid .shIs OcEaaom sS en- EsaSs
Cry Mary. HOsl.ns Bait Brig New England !. anchor
PosrLANp Jan a3-ArI ,Nhra Maize, ver, NYork; Maia
SALEM, Jaa 2s-Arr brig komp. Dewing, Cayenne, 3rd
York. AIsfc P.rne do cid asd sehr Cyprus Dyer Brs-
tol, RI; s3h, brig Partridge, Barstow. Martinique.
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Foreign Appropriations.

LIvERrooL-ship Garrick-l Ashore at squam Beach)-2
pkEs mdse H Amold-s Stewart co.'s Richardson <
Watson-l0 A. Arnold cos Atterbury COZ Beas &
Bush Turley-lo Butteried Brothers. Brown
w ssnd1l5 Rns.sll K Msr.h-2 Barlow ce73 Allen Il.
zen col Blown cos Swans7s bars $40 bds iron Egt
gle.ton Battell.l pkg mdse Atwood Gould COL w
Smith, Cromwell Haiti 8 Jones col Ander
son-l Osborn & Little-l Rey-2 Jafray son-l do
Adrance SPRING. n Foster-2 Field, Merritt co-2y
NisholsonSl Connans Ellis Halstssd Hanes se-s
Weston co-ie Wright Long Z Lat nmsrC3o Godfrey
Z Clark Connah-5 Cushman 4 col Cock COS
f. Csrman-2 Deano s,n-395 bars railroad iron Davis
x Brooks-l A Everson-8J Elman-l3 Ferguson
4 Waiksr-22 crates A Treadwell48 pkgs mdse Gihon
Il Hughes, Ward col w Holberton-s Hasbrouck
% Hunt, Brothes.is & Hunt co.'s Hall BROTHERS
Il + Lsnders-a3 5 Jonss-ll Halt 4 Bfothers.1 Ian;
ders-33 Il Jcnes-l Nevins & col lngodsby co-l2J
& Petrie-3 Kesser 4 co.'s Lord Taylor + La
-3FS& Martin COLI Nicholson-380 txs tin Phelp
Dodge CO.'S Patton col pkgs mdse Phelps ChIttenden
Bliss-4iP st Page-2 w Redmond-3 Riess Brothers-24
Riggs Jenkins co.'s Sands Fuller co-12 Smith, Thur
ger co.. o A King-l X Stanton-6 stunt-l ID
Sander-5 Stan ton: Brohem& col L Tsp.Gott-5
Mead & coz H A Underwood White sheield-l d Ba
ker-s Wards Phelps Spring-l Wndle CO.
Whitehead-2 Conant-l Wolfe Gillespie? Naylor
coz Patton Stewart-l Wolfe Bishop Bird Gill
lan-7l Wright, Sturgis Shawl Warning CO Cameron
Brands Swan-47 bbls casks l04 tons 324 bars 100
bdls to order.
TRINIDAp CUBA-Bris sun-i345 b1s iugar Dunscomb
x Beckwith.
Domestic xmpOrtatIOns.
MoBILx-Brg Francis Beck-4s5 bales to Persse
Brooks
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july H.-AT AUcrIoN.-l4 shares Western Railroad
S99z per share; do Boston and Worcestr do X ct
adv ~ do Boston aud Maine do. az do; do Eastern do
9a4 20 do Northern do do Boston and Previdece
per ct ads do M:Timac Manufacturing Co IS do; do
IA do franklin do 800 share 10 do Massachusetts Bank
share.
AT THE BRoKERs BoARp:-s shs Boston and Providence
Railroad 1885, 20 do Eastern do 0t; do Western do 99k
9si So do Long Island do 24 so do East Boston Co,
IA 50 do do seed llh 100 do do lS 355 do Nor Wor
Rk, 5oA a5k.
srcosp BoiRp loo shs East Boston CO. TX; 35 do Nor
Wor RH, sin san; 81 do Western RR, %.
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COM m EltCAAA,

New York, Jan. 2s.
AsHE, Sales are making moderately in pots at 50 93%
and 10 pearls at So 434.
BRripsrurrs-The arrival of the steamer on Monday,
with late intelligence from Europe, had the effect of pro-
ducing an advance on all articles coming under this
head During the early part of the week the utmost
exciteme and speculation carried 10
an immense extent; prices advanced Toe 81 per Dbl
To-day, however, there less animation apparent,
and the market closed nominally at 81 for western
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BY Last Nights Southern mall.
Halsceliansous Rec0rsi /.

SHIr STErHEN LuRMAr-The report Of thus ves,ei nNins
three feet Of water ia her hold at Hong Kong od. was IN
correct We assured the extent oil the asmnxe
tanned by her the yphoon which she "a c
latter part Of which ed lor
her put the sraung OF one Of hei ana the
loss of OF her sails. Her hull was tzh-tpat IL
Books.
Home Ports.
AIrIAvplrA Jan 2eAr schrs AImra, from NYoik Char
Jan 2s-CId ship Richard Anderson Bennett.
Liyeypool; brig Fidelia Carpenter, Halifax Sid, bark Wy
man. Crosby Boston; brigs Fdes Cpentsr Hai'fari "a
rons, Sutton, Tampiso
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quality about u Nc per lb cheaper The sales Of
the week amount to s2s6 bales There has been more
have been obtained. The sales amount to 3se bales
white, viz: at 22 at %; 20 ct "a IS at 20; at 2o'
- at 2o 81 at 27 80 at 49, II at 29; IL at 81; as
4Oc per lb with bales Ginned at Is cents per 10
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VELyEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS
NOH the radical cure OF gonorhoea geet seminal smIi
These Pills the result Of twenty years in the
Hospital De Charte Fairs are pronounced by their cee
time than any other remedy, without aintng the
breath daegreeng with the stomach confinement from
business Price 81 per boz.
49,, CGSs2lTHTI S.I "a DEBILITY CUKEpl
l. Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City Of New York, -
confidently recommended for all of debility produced
by Indulgence Of any kind II nvslus
pie remedy for ,rpotenee ssr,y or bausnness unless
Single bottles 81 each; Of halls dozen ST. cssl
packed, and sent 10 all pans ofthe UnIo,
RECORDS AL1EnAT'Vk. MIXTURE.
FOX the permanent cure OF frma d secondary syphiis
yenersl ulcers, nodes, Complaint produced by
inludcieus Of mercury upskul medical treatment
All persons suspcctng veerea faint remaining in their
TAM should use this powerful purifier without delay NJ no
disease without thoroughly cleansing the with t
Justly celebrated Alternative.
for So carefully packed and sent to ali parts Of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsArARILLs
9ENTIAN AND SASAFRAs,
t1kEfARED by the New York College OF Msdieins ahs
Pharmacy established for the suppression oil quscke
This refined and highly concentrated extract possessing all
the punyingq usltes and curative powers OF the atos
herbs confidently BY the College q upeIoi
to any extract Of sarsaparls at present beSs the public
ing impure Of the BLOOD such a. xcrofua and
sa1t rhsum rng worm, blotches pmpcs ulcers pain in
sore throat or any disease arising the secondary enec
Sold ia single boltiesst IS cents.
E." in cases Of half z dolen hottfs $sm
Case. forwardfdt 70 al parts Of the Union. ...
Once 0p'" fro" A. " " t e. H Fi6MhARpsoN. MD,
D&W IS Nassau street, New York.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.


DAILY HEKALD-Every day, Price cents per copv--sy
u per annum-payable in advance. v
WEEKLY HEkALD-Every Saturdsy-Price OK csnts
per copySl IA cents per annum-payable in advance.
HERALD FOR EUROfE-Every Steam Packet day
fce 6k cents per copyS2 90 per annu payable in adj.
vance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pricss-aways cash
in advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and des
patch.
letters communication, by mall addressed to the
establishment must be paid postage will be
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
- - Proprietor ofthe
Nav YeRx HERALo EsTA BLIsnHrrr,
North West.eomW Of Fulton and Nassau sussvI
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House OF Representatives.

PERSONAL ExPLANATIoS--AN ArRocIoUs BLUSpER.
MIR WICK desired TO make a personal explanation II
was reported in OF tho Baltimore papers that he
was ready to the most exravagant which
the al nnisraos light recommend IL necessary
tain the democratic party" He did not say 1t, any
thing like did he commit biunder so atrocious.
[Mr. Kennedy Is believed you did say it, Wick, for
you said 80 many foolish things"-Ha ha Mr. Wick I:
No didn't I'll take half OF it back, Judge, you said
something pretty near it, So much Of a conversation
was heard In the under currentl
GOLD AND SILVER nsDALs the BumASE.
Mr.. KIse, Of Georgia, from the Committee on Naval
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MosiLE, Jan. 2O--Cotton-The market has been quito
proved rates. The sales estimated at 900 bales,
followss00o on Saturday, A50o Monday, and 5000
$500 to day. We quote mddling lOA l0sSc remark.
ing that very little has been done at the inside figure for
the last two days Arrived since Friday Asa bales,
cleared in the time oo leaving stock hand this
evening, 9s. sac bales.
tho stringent prices asked by holders have kept purcha-
out Of tho Market and the transactions have been
to limited extent at an improvement on last Wednes
dsy'siprices Of y cent
SAVANNAH, Jan. l-Cotton-Arrived since the 10Th
instant 10 37l bales Upland, and 39 Sea islands The
exports for period have been 1913 bales Upland and
2s Sea Misunderstanding stock hand and on shipboard
against 10 060 bales Upland and IT'S Sea Islands, at same
time last year The market for Uplands was firm at the
close Of last report aud the transactions on Friday
to moderate extent at full prices. On Saturday
morning receiv by vessel at this port four days
later from Liverpool stated Improvement in that mar
ket Of I'D per h. with large sales. This informa
ton in the hands of but few persons who immedi
amounted to upwards Of 5000 bales, at an improvement
OF y a xc. per lb. On Monday the market was more
quiet during the morning, but in the afternoon very
siderable sales were made at full rates. On Tuesday
there less doing, though sellers very steady in
their views. On Wednesday there was very general
attendance Of buyers and the sales again very
large Yesterday the transactions were more limited
but prices fully maintained Throughout the week
the market has been very much excited and the sales
have in consequence been at very irregular prices Tho
principal Improvement has been the lower qualities
We quote for square bales :Ordinary, 6M 6X; mid
ding, 10 l0 m;ddng fair, 1919 1876 fair and fully
FAIR lox lo,s good fair, H. Round bales Of similar
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
r AIDES Oh GENTLEMEN having supsrfnous effects
Ia dispose Of such az Wearing Apparel Furstus, &c.
obais fair cash price for the by sending for the
atts.d at their residsAcss }. LEVENSTYN,
4es Broadway, stairs.
Ladies csx b. z,tsEdss 80 ny Airs J.LEVENBrKN.
ms
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
JOHNSON'S TOOTHACHE DROPS

VVHE GLOVE ANODYNE, for the Immediate and pei
manen ofpain from decayed teeth having from is
those who have used it, many have lately been
thrust into the market BY unpincgsd and o a.
graph caution the public against all such spurious com.
pounds Cloye Anodyne possibly be the genuine
prepared during four OF FIVE year.. Sy sands; anc
Co who the sole proprietor The only safety for
purchasers be aud ask for Johnsons Toothache
Of the genuine has the signature of Henry Johnson
Remember that the Glove Anodyue il immediate
the violent oohachs pain in the and
that is manufactured genuine only by Henry johnson,
Che and Druggist, 273 Broadway side the Ora
mite Buildings Sold also at 100 Fulton street, II East Broad
way, and 303 Hudson Price Is cents, dl 3lm&rh