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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26
Our Patron. wi,i do we 10 notice IN ano-

ther column The latest from the Geaera Tailor
Mury corner w Arlington street. who promises
500 OF clothes New Yeas for the he comp any who
about hshtga great bittle about
n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26
Mark cts.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. ls-Cotton, Ordinary ga TO go;
good fair sH to Ell sugar. SIX to for fair moasses 10
to lsH For flour there is active demand; prices
nre about the same Freights-Cotton seventy fve to
Boston So per bale. Exchange good.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26

More than half OF the aggregate Was from the
United states, and about hfh from Gre Britain
The imports from the Columbia river and ITO Calfor.
pia form interesting item In this trade.
THE exports Of Hawaiian produce from " mol lin alone
for 1896 amounted in value to sac $40 be, de supplies
furnished TO whale ships, merchant vesse an men Of
war, 'estimaed 10 amount In value TO So 40 ". The
principal exports VI the Islands ola es salt
hides and skins coffee, So, The total bun be- OF
ses arriving AZ the ports Of Honolulu aud Lanins dur
Ing the year lsi6 ns follows Merchantmen, Of
men Of war Isl whelers. 300; tolal 615
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26

On the 25h inst RosE CcHDELav eyed Is years lately
from iceland, County q Luilra, and parish Of Gloon
The irents of tbs family are respectfully invited 10
attend her funsrs Ion The Te,idenoesoI her brathern
law John Canssn, - Cro- strfst en- sunday evening
81 ~ q clerk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26

The CANADIAN LETTERS The letters by the
Express which were seized on the person Of the
ger by the American Government have been returned,
Ind their bearer liberated Tbisis Oh that could he ey
po't9 Iha conveyance Of the letters was clearly ua.
.swiG 6us no attempt was MAIDS az oenesament, and
l@snlssai Hsre,s. Iss, ~,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26
Vy1al for Libel.

ALBANH Dec. q, lel7.
The trial of the Indictment against Mr. j. Smith, for
libel on Emma Williams, and which has occupied the
attention OF the General Sessions for several days has
resulted "A verdict Of not guilty. Wall street
broker figured extensively In the evidence Ambrose
l.. jordan was OF counsel for prosecution.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26


Next Saturday is packet day The Hibern'a leaves
this port the LIST Of January for Liverpool via Hall
fax. There will be very active demand for sterling
exchange until about the mid lie Of the week, and the
shipments of specie will depend very much upon the tone
OF private letters by the steamer just arrived at Boston
The fall In corn aud cotton will be likely 10 dscredt
many bills drawn upon such shipments
The Sandwich Island papers give some Official returns
Of the trade Of the Islands for the past year The ag
gegato value Of imports In each Of the past four years
was as annexed
ComngHcy or THE sANbwicu isLAsps-VsLuE or Isl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26

get Boots aud Shoes ones Ann the Anne
csn Museum lie sells his best kIench Calf Dress Boots at
So and hat rate Boot he will sell at ST. You also get
avery nice par Tor s. 90 aud his cork
sole Soois pey cannot be boat ~ lrce quality and
heraore all goods sold by cur friead Jones OF No
street. warranted to saac the purcha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26
The Packet Ship Louis Philippe.

Borrow, Dec %.
The towboat II. b. Forbes will proceed tomorrow,
to Edgartowu for the purpose of towing the Louis
Philippe round to New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-12-26
Mall EptI,srsa

At New OHsaps, the l4th the mail failed from be-
you'd Stockton, Ala end the 18th from bevond Mo.
bile NV
At Charlestop on the goth the mail failed from he
You'd Petersburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

80 thought at first might have said thought Mr.. = a
very good man; ! was in his class in the church !
know Mr.. Daniel Alsire he il a butcher. keeping a
shop near Jeff basket with him, and told him
would Ike him TO bring il 20 my house-ths. was as
good a. at l6 and would Ike 20 have him call and SEQ
me no such conversation ever occurred. also know
Mr. Hannah; might have told him when At our house,
that bad had an operation performed BY DR. Bowren
did not tell him particulars he IL not single man he
is married man THE counsel for complaint inquired
the object Of al such questions The defence replied
that they 10 show the witness not vrtuous
woman &c. To this it replied that If the counsel
would show her general reputation not to be good they
we're liberty 70 do So but they could not thus ask
questions OF the witness and in aferwsrd to i'm
peach them. This point has been reserved
Saroi RiGiey sworn. Is daughter Of last witness
Was present when Mr. s. asked my mother If she meant
expose him and her reply that she had already done
40, &c. The cause stands postponed TO this forenoon
SUPERIOR CoUST-De C ions.-ln the decision
on the motion for admission TO the Bar under the new
Constitution published yesterday Judge Oakley stated
TO have said be should have been willing to leave tire rule
as established by the Supreme Court 1t should have
read by the Sype'or Court"
Czayle, Oatiey rs. John S. AspiaNaH asd otles-New
trial granted
P,q,ionick Co. Thomas Fitel and 0ti7s-Motion to
set aside report Of referees granted and referees dis
charged.
EiisaJetA Dlnniug "a Brady and Maviee-Judgmen,
for plaintiff on demurrer.
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DIED:
In this city jan % ANNABELLA, wife OF Benjamin
: Brooks Efq and daughter Of Mrs. AnDabels Brown,
(reict Of the late Capt Brown and niece OF Capt F
Cameron, aged "a years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10
attend her funeral from the residence Of Capt F. @.
Cameron. No. 6 Greenwich-st. Wednesday, at 3
o'clock ?. ".
On Sunday 3lst nit THEODORE AUGUSTUS infant
son Of William H. and Maria L. Doremus aged months
and II days.
The relatives and friends Of the family and also Vigil
spectfuy invited ~ attend the funeral this Cfues
day afternoon at o'clock, from % NoTfolkst. The
remains viii be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for in
ternent
At Tarrytown, on Sunday Jan. 81. ISABELLA EGEN-
TON wife Of G. " b. OsrGnder late Of this city In the
37th year Of her age.
Her reraoins will be conveyed 10 ST Paul's Church
dn this city, for nerment The funeral services viii
take place in the Church Tuesday afternoon "a inst
at o'clock where the relatives and friends Of the fam
lily respectfully invited 10 attend without farther
invitation.
In Honolulu July Is, Orrcn Hopkins infant of
Mr. Orren aud Mrs. Ann Smith. aged II months and
days The family belongs the company OF emigrans
bound to California, but remained behind when the
Brooklyn left, account Of sickness.
Ia Honolulu July ., Mrs. Eunice II. Marshall, aged
o years wife Of j. r. r. Marshall ESQ and daughter Of
Thomas Hooper Esq. Of CharlestOwn Mass.
June 30. At the American Hospital, Lshana Stanton,
a colOred man from Stonington, Conn Died Of con
sumption, aged 20.
July s. James Lucas Of Philadelphia, aged %, dis
charged from the ship lydia Of New Bedford last April
Killed by whale June 4. at 80 30 ~ Ion. l5j w.
Capt VIM. Person, Of Brdghampion, L. J.; David r.
ConkliD, OF East Hampton J.. J.; X T. Burnett Of sag
Uarbor and Solomon CarmaD Of Eew-York city.
At Baltimore 29th Francis D. Mclienry, e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02
General Noiires.

T. Second Gun-Frienas Of hs Erc'se Lar 70 ne
Teseue-Tn- General Supreme Council will hold second
grand rally Luke's Building corner Grove and ud
son ss on Tuesisy evening, Feb A. haipa-i o'clock
Addresses by Wa en Rockwell Esq. Editor Of The Colum-
bia Washingtopitn Hudson; Rev. L. her Lee and eN-
Mayor George Hall. Appropriate singing. D. Cady,
President OF The Council, Will preside A me kumseer-
aud their syfnpaih1ers are making extraordinary eorts
10 prevent The extension Of the Excise Law TO this city,
becomes every friend OF The 10 stand mp 70 ts
duty. Ladies and gen emen turn out early and Ll The
house. JOHN W. OLlN ER,l
. A. FLANAGAN, Committee.
ID IFAL.
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BOARDING.

rOARDING.-A geniisnau snd lady, or or single
ID eueu, requiring TIE comforts OF home, can meet
uth large handsome front second Story, Ike
wise , large attic rooms. In small family, close 10 the
Battery. References required. Address at this ONCE
DOAkD ~ 4 PRIVATE FAMILY.-A pleas
~ ant rOon, twll IRE Il feCurrd,l sutsh.e Tor TWO
goung gentlemen. Apply At 60 Elm between Grand snd
srrumf So ISN WIS
DUAKp.-Oue or Two single gent cmen can be accom-
ID modaied with breakfast and Tea lii board, In pr
vate family Of No On Walkers. near Broadwsy Refer
enca. exchanged. ~ 1l--
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@snernI Nciires-
Farmers Library md Monthly Journal OF ag-
ricui:urc, for February, lSG..
WILL BIZ PUBLISHED on WEDNESDAY. FEB. g.

Tie Drsughi Ct tie Plough, fsi.l y TIE ThaueulEr
Stone Duc; The Coupled Sone Duct; Do15ls-TIed Main
Drain Inreted I'D Main Drain Different Forn-
u Condus IN the rrc1l aims q aims Parallel Dr,i-s
In the sane P.aae Of ncinstor 81 the Grorrl Drains
improperly made parallel irrespective Ct ise slope Of tie
Gorri; Parallel Drains Il scco.isr-s All. lie sope Ct
Ie Ground The Elects Of TOO great Dssnce begv sxi
Drains; TIE Comparative Ef.cacy Of Drains across ard
along Ridges on n Dec.ri,y Descent q Water from
Ridge into Dram on each SIDE ihe us1al Position o. Sub
strata IN reference 70 the Surface Soil IXrLEvENTs
DRAISfrG-The Narrow Drain SPADE TIE Earth Drain
Scoop; The Drain Stone Harp or Screw The Tau osrd
Trough for receiving hs Drain Stones Ia their Fail; Dram
Stone RAKE Drain Sio1e Beaten FrYn-Pan o. ne shoT-
e. tie Small Drain filed with Sinai broken Stones; Dra--
SIDES properly setup 90 TleSo.es; junction OF Con-
mon Tie with isin-D rain Gre; Tie Spirit Level fcr
Observaaon; Tie Marrow Drsw-Hoe FOR Drslas; The
Trowel FOR Drains Tie Drs.nefs Psmb-Level; Tie
small Tile Drain Tie Tie sd ssns Drain PAn 81 a
Thorou Drained Fied Tie Fa Stone Drain TIE Peat
Tile FOR Drains The Cnderwool Peat-Te spade Clay
lsnd Shoulder Drain; Tie Bilnglrcn In PugDrsiuing
TIE Suffers or Pings IN PugDranirg; The Section Of D
PIug-DIaia; The Esrrowes spass FOR sot-Dra.ns The
Mo.e-Plow; The Larch Drr.rube; TIE Horse The
Isabella Grape, Botany .ssraiel slrcirre Of Flow
ers. A1tlef, Pollen, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

II Dropsy.-Nsver in a sirge Instance whsn Of.
Vs9ehns Vegetable lhcnrptic Mixture he's 'etn isify
sried Las II fed Of .fc cure eh0rgh . lis been
sanui.ered 10 of the most dreaifl cases OF niger
ing compainis-drOpsy, sc-Oila- gravel ples, - &c
Ike yIsd readily 10 Ills powerful vegetable medicine
Sc sdvertigrfnen, beaded A" Great American hemroy'
ani cal for nanphlels as therlln directed ~ uts
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TIT ARCHITECT. NO.

A SERIES or ORlGfNAL DESIGNS Tor Domestic
~ AMI Ornamental Cottages connected win Lsncsch -
Gardening sinpe ed % the Cnied safes, Illustrated ~
drawing. n Ground Plots Pans Perspective Views fe-
"a ions aid Estimates OF Cost by Nm II. Rsnlett Arch
iect This work will be great saving Of expense 70 nose
who wish plans COR building, &c Phce SO cts.
The Actor or Peep Behind the Curt,in being passs'
go In he lives OF Booth and some Of his Con'empores
Thu. tho most entertaining book that mas been wrien
since the DAYS Of Joe Cove l. Price 81 ca
Dickens New Works-Dombey and Son. No. I price
81 and iel cis Battle q Lfe price ST. u, and p cts.
The Countess If Rudolstait, By Geo. sand, sequel 10
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Consueio bv Geo Sani, vols Price ~ 30
AGENTS ard Others "a pied ih- best Of terms, by
WIN II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings,
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THE BRITISH ALMANAC AND


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Holtrspfe's Turning and Mechanical Manipulation, ro
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Books.
AN IMpORTANT WORK.

MEL ROPArHy Or the True Principles or he Ara OF
lSHesling the sick Being An explanation Of me acon
OF Galvansm. Electricity snd Magnetism IN ihe cur" ~
tises.e ana coupar n between their powers and those
Of Drugs Or Medicine. Of ali kinds with view % deie,'
mine their reai, vanc ani proper USES ~ rre-fc<
Hollck 81 u Lecturer on Physiology The origin 81
Lie Tn Car A. 4 Cure or Disease, &c. &c fnee -
cents. Pub shed ami for sale By
d. T. MOORHEAD. isa Prosdway.
III ,~els ,,,,riiei r ths most , raj trrms q 6tis
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LIQUID RAIa DYE.

To- Rafcheloris instnltansous liquid mar
ne . derdcdv The best C4e.ed- IL prudrces per
sest,y even ard natural color without staining tne ssin
isavs the lair .oh and elastic lie naura hair sold
Il 50; wLlsker bottles 81 Copy he address ) lmis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

q WARD rchoos iS ~ ,'','.,,"n and
the public bv Prof Gray Subject" Geological Chrono-
orya or The Antouly OF The EaTlh inferred from ne
records OF Geology al Clinton Hall, Tuesday feo . o.
~ 7. NJ. :. DURAND.
2flts WIN. Kennedy
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~ Mercantile Library and Reading Ro

Citation Hall corner Beekmsn and Nsssaa-ef.o00 vol
umes co Reviews and Magazines American and English
Clerks initiation fee 81; halfyeary dues ~ Merchants
and others yearly subscription, - c. L. EVERETT,
ilg TrhI S3Niss Pres Mer. Lib. Assn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

meeting Of The institute, Will be held on Tuesday even
ing, "a inst ST u O'Clock. BY order,
G. L. BARRETT, Aetusry. J. j. MAPS, President
patent neutrality-suspicious. and Drawings made
for inventions, on reasonable germs. Apply 10 G. l.
Rartsit ActuAry lf9t@
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LATEST DATE
Ian ( | HRyr,
rY- SEE MARINE JOURNAL FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED

Ships Maramna Phillips N Orleans Stanton s. Frost
Chaos Wilson Liverpool Slate, Gardiner & Howell
Banks Archimedes, Buchanan, Belfast, Richardson,
WATSON & Co; stod Antwerpen, (Brem) swarts Ant
werp T Boekemnm; Sarah Boyd. Drummond, Lon
douderry and a market, Nesmtb g. Walsh.
Brics Meteor Hunter. Essex; Baldwin, Barrett, sa'
vannsh Durham & DimOn.
Schrs Lesnder, Bennett, Providence Victoria Schro
der, II Orleans Foster & Nickerson; Henry Bascom,
Corson Savannah, N l. McCready Telula, Dunhsm' Hs-
vana, Brett & Vose.
sloops Vigilance, Heath, Providence; Lynchburgh,
Goud Richmond Allen & Brown; r NJ Brown. Barnes
Wilmington.
Barge Delaware Crure South Amboy.
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WIGS AND TOUPEES

rYrBafcheIor'- new invented WIGS ana scaips
are the most perfect srd nat a. specimens o. IN. ~.
VIZ Ing The public are invited 10 Inspect large
s,sortmert manufactured ONLY BY NM bAIChELon,
WALL rear Broadway. COPY the address % in''
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Court Calendar. TINS Day.

sVtrnoR couRr--Th frsttwenty causes in the Gen.
ersl Calendar
CIRCUIT covRr-Nos. ], 934.6,9 Q. TO- 10 IS, l6.
tvaacN FfEAs--pat Mos. 29l. 40. 81, 63, IS. o.,
- ~ iso Part s-Nos lsi ~ ~, 20. 2s6, "a, 80 90
W ~ go ", =, IL, Ia, e. %, O., 90 l36, So
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- Grand Division :. ofN. VA

- Grand Division :. of y. VA special session
Of lie Grand Division will be held At their room, i8I Bow
er on Wednesday evening, 81 inst at o'clock, 10 take
action on an application for charter for new Division TO
be located in this city. b. order: -. ..,,.u 81, .
II 2lss LUKE HAsSEkI, -. =
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THE BEST CLASSICAL ROMANCE SINCE
HrCHE LAST DAYS OF POMPEilw-Ths Roman
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cuisition to the literature Of the age
at combines the enjoyment Of romance with the scqusi
lion OF historic knowledge" v \ Express.
This novel Il fn Of the thrilling scenes AN string
Incidents and has been pronounced by The press tnronsh-
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beauty The London Dlspsch has exoiisd IL Tie faosi
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mance Of the age, and We give below extracts from
rsitical notice In lhe American Review for Feb.
'M Herbert by thesid Of very ample classic knowL
adgs. bas produuced book vigorous, Instructive ana
very full Of Interest" -.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-02

BITS Al Rutgers Female Institute, viii be closed ms
evrring AT the above Institution commencing a. ocloc
The citizens generally respectfully Invited 10 alend
ApNITTaxC FREE. II II
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" MUSICAL PIHLICATInS-.--F I9TH

" a HALL, Franklin square, and FIRTH. HALL
POND 20 Broadway. viii pnbsh This week, The Ind al
Sumner, No. I Songs Of America, composed by Samuel
Lover and sung by Miss Sorha I'd cd-r thee his hand
Of nine arranged Tor The guitar, and WIN you my
mountain home. FOR the GUITAR Ths Bachelors Button,
wslZ, ard The EOiisn march. ~ Allen DOd~orth; The
Appooneans altz. composed by BEST and ded caied
70 ass Ann Cole FANTASIA by nsyerteer from March du
Crocitf-. arrsrged by Burgp.uler. and two sets OF
Quadri.es from Donizstus Opera ofLinca d Cham0nnix
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r. Uud.on River RnlIrond.-The

Hudson River Railroad residing the Fourth Ward and
All Others IL favor OF the above really meTiiorious project
are requested attend Public Meeting 81 he shak-
spesre Hotel on Tuesday evening. The II o February, Al
II oc'ock w. HALL, Chairman.
~ Avrsy secreiarv lf2t
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nliscellaneous.
nTATRINoNIAL OTTRACE.-No'iee i

nTATRJNONTAL CTTRAcE.-Noiiee is'herroy
VI gwen that my wife Cefnra Am Bo'ss.er iofir'y
Cornelis Ann Dssne, has ei. ny ped ana posra s
letter 40 me- All person, hereby ~bfned not 20 give
credit to he said coroea, a. u ~ g RR3ssyrTs
The above young lady decAmped s0oli i"0 weeA,
since being sixteen months aiief ne D.aA :. =.
spendng the evening Of FRIDAY a'i a. ne sin.rFa
-, Inc ecca.or N he snnivsr,sry Of Pane's bnldsY
90 sepoin ii o., In fne style under as protection Of
new genl who sFecs, ana may DC seen GA pa 'i
Eighth-ayenue.
law OFFJCF.-sAMUEL B. ROMANO has re-
sur.es ne prsclcs ofihs Lax in correction WIN as
.oas All professional busi1ess a. et9ee TO-
ssNf-FJ B. ROMAINE, IL
WORrHINGTOS ROMANO, p Nssssl-si
Eos SAtE-Tke large I'VE Soy s.niri ~ 10 30
-. Also. other eligible ~ properly = =
nEyIOy.I---Ths subscribers have removed 10 NO
TX Sssssu..f orposit- The Cgsiomhonse-
civ MOTT. BROTHERS, importers o- " a.ele,. a..
Fanny GOoD~ snd Thread snd Needle DealeT-
UFNsSDFR ANS FY, . Maid n.sre. dealer % a
81; - rC-,I. Rrr..es Pins, Needles Tapes, Steel
o.. IssJ P-neils Cod and silver Percl Csses IN m
49, See pes9s. elegant Bead Bags sat Purses siA ana
49, = P-.ss IA, Pr. Buttons, Hook and Eyes, -
kr invites th0se aboui coriRrnc.hs $3.50, - - e.
chart. from he county. % exsnne - 'eA q - ~;
COOS pei''e in'As Aim
nRIc->TORE FOR -ALt.--in re e.s.s s.A ~ -,
49,, coT.S ii Center ard Leonard si- = offered '1
sale the proprietor Is En- ,.,S rr,ss I'll. /,
most desirable opportunity - % ,ps,I &c. m
rsv h. made coasilerso-e II - 49, -
81 IN complete order. Apply a. me sore %
5 O'Clock.
on,xVoIfTuss Private DaGcng school. No ~
a 1880 ~ R-5.away. New Glasses just iorin-
ne Pr,v.r- l-.-ors any tn,- eflnE th- cay ,vir
R@ioxa Poks, Mazoafks- Oi1s i''-F'' '"'~-'''-
Ing. kc 6c- - --..s.v F,sasv or Thursday
- s,rnrl.v evenings. from "a ~
sn1 ~ ru-.asy aid SetrriAy from 70 =
Practising soira~s geios n,n--- - -
CTGIR MANTFACToRl.-Tss 1890 .is ,se.., ~
u eis eoniraes % c.. h 20. .o st ss-np-.
III = delivered 81 Se~N0Is, Or esa - se-n a, >,
,tor- spring Garteu-l ~, eeSTn51,tf.
v.rrNTrNEs VALENTINES =
rrSr er-RIJSHFD and TOW rea1y Dealers on - -
j S,,v bx rruuirr nave $50 nneais saiA 81
s-ti nm, wv" ~ ~ Chaihsa' o
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ARRIVED.

Bark Mary II Kendall, Croker, 70 De I'm Matanzss
sugar SC 10 master Left barks Oxford Ross for Bos
ton ldg Prospect French. Philadelphia do Nathan w
Bridge Brown wig rgt brgs Foster, Lancaster. Prov
idence; Ceres. Sawyer Portland soon: Cornih. Smith,
disg Saline singer. do; fyconing. Carr. for York
ldg: Ann just arrived. Sailed in company with bark
Mary and brig Creed for Cardenas, to load iof Bai
moro.
Brig Selma, Smith u ds I'm Mobile cotton &c to
Sturges Chairman 81 Co.
Br brig Lady Of the Lake Beeman % ds I'm Bermu.
da. in ballast, 10 Middleton & Co The l. has expe-
renced continual Westerly gales during the whole pas
sage.
schr Maria Klats Peterson, from Boston. mdse, to
Foster & N.ckerson.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


MONDAY ?. NJ.
The Stock Market was bUoyant tsday al the first
Board and the fsnces went up still higher. After the
Board there very natural reaction after the rapid
rise Of the last week and quotations fell on The de-
cline however was not very great. The statements
from Washington that the prospects for peace were bet
ter than they had been had effect at the first Board
but il was sfterward understood that these
conceived in Wallst although born in Pennsylvania.
avenue The new Government Skies sold at l0l seller
CO. which is a farther advance.
Sterling is quiet at 5ga6l, and Francs 5.42l
0537!.
Freighis continue very firm, and the high rates
tend to check operations for shipment Buyers are dis
posed to wait for decline. Flour is Isl Grain 22d
Esd; Cotton Id; heavy freight s0s.as5s. for Liverpool
To Havre 81 37I is asked for Flour To London quota
tons about the for Liverpool The Naihsn-
lei Hooper chartered TO go from the East TO Bat
more TO load at ss and gid
The following is the amount OF specie in our City
Banks according TO the reports just made up. The
figures actual excepting in the Of three or four
uptown banks for which the reports of the last quarter
taken.
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