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DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS
VI airline JOU R NAL.

i've fp'lss jan -
n SEE MlRINE yoURYAL, FOURTH PAGE. 81
Cleared Steamship Sorthsraer, Bud, Charleston,
Snip. He ems. Eyre. Canton N L \ G 6riswold: Bra
reus Nienburg Hsmburg, semidt B.chen, Il Gid
den, Childs, New Orleans. Nesmith Walsh.
Banks w.bsn Bartlett. West ladies, q Wheel
wright Roderlek Dhu Cropsey, ~ Marks sud Newport
Ralph Cross, Woodbury., savannah Eiweii Co Gale
Brig. sarah MsGilvery. Havana, R Buck Robt Brue.
Wade do. 3 tlsnco Galveston Bradford Nassau, y =
q Benson Z Co. Lucy Watts. Watts. New-OfIssns Il "
Truody; Jameson, Wheeler. Pensacola, Hurbut
Co; TJbee, White, Charleston O Bnisley' Adebafan,
Leech Norfolk Foster L Niekerson
schrs Mary Lehman, Chambsrlain ssyann.h Ealse
Demaret Edenton Monterey, Stubs Phiisde phis A1e
cline, Seely Do; Excel. Williams, 10.
Shops ProofG Glass, Blydenburg Providence Tecumssb.
Gardiner, do.
Arrived Pscketship Margaret Evans, Tinker Lon
dou and Portsmouth. Jan 81 70 Grswold Jan 81 lat a.
lon IS 49, exchanged sgnals with ship Senator ssengE
Packet ship Oreids, Wems Hsvre, Jan H. mdse, 70
Boyd 3 hinokeD.
BARK Charter OAK, Smith, Providence RI, d. in bal
last 20 master
Bns Frances Sawyer Savannah Jan 25, lumber TO
b big widow. Gorum. St John NIB. 10 d. lonber &C.
70 Fsrnhsm & Co Left brig John Bull and sehf Nela
schr John B Moreau, smith Boston, d. molss.e. &c
schr Augusta, Brown, New Bedford de-, oil. &c to
order.
schr DR. franklin o. New-Hayen with Ice, bound TO
sehr Roanoke smith Ea.trori, IS d. ath and fish to
Smith bOynfOn.
schr Isabella Sherwood Boston De, mdse, 20 Dayton
sprague.
sehr ssmue Appleton. Hamilton, Boston. Dc, udse
10 p II Heuick.
sohr Ellen Brown Boston, d.. md.s, to Foster Nick
sehr Howard. Crore Boston. 4 d, md.s TO : W Lewis.
Schr Emma, LOyal Boston. d. mdse, 70 Atsius 4 Co.
Schr Spy Fuller. Boston De- mola'ses TO order.
sehr Consul, Dayi. New LONDON q hours
schr Mail. --, Virginia. oysters
Sloop Motto ApPleby. Providence. RI, d. mdse 10
order
sioop index Rumpus. New Bedford, d. OIL bound 70
Jersey City
Hollow Brig Etrurian; also, bark, reported to be I'm
Savannah
Saiied-U ship Plymouth, for East Indies; ships
Jane n Glddon, Newell leans; AuIterfz, do Adelaids
Havana; Norheruer steamerl Charlcston, banks Chan
ceor Madeira Ralph Cross Savannah, Roderek Dhu -
Mark; Oallego Richmond, Va; Elizabeth, Newryi briss
Eobt Bruce Havana. Ssrsh. do. Galveston Nassau, NP
rs bee, Savannah, 4 others Wind, NV
THr WEATBER-The intense cold weather for the last
few days has ob-truced the Rgsrs and Bays With large
re Ids Of floating Ice that vessels ind It difficult 10 60
or 10 the Harbor without the aid Of steam.
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BALLS.

nODWORTH COMPLIMENTARY The ssnd
" .oiree IN compliment 70 Mr. ALLEN DODWO kfh
will be held At the Apollo Rooms. Thursday eve hns
March 1913. Tickets 10 be had Of either OF the C>n
mttes OF Mr. Dodworth his residence AS Broone VI
James l. Waugh, franklin Gilbert, Nsth. Roe.
saml. REYNOLDS, ID. &. Odell, Chss IA Brewer,
And w Leggat, r b Essterbrooks, WIN undsrhili,
James w king w \. A Bensen, Henry Jenkins,
l., p Aldrieh, John Williamson, John NJ smith,
VIM Hertxel John Mills. Thso. III. Vultes,
Vim Hassail, Caleb 0rummun, Albert Leonard,
John c Quick. John c. aossmsn, Henry 9. Major,
ID. McEwing, Jr Henry Randel Fowler,
Edwin A Msnden. Geo. E Whitney, Charles Place, Jr.
James Gridey, Benjamin Is. Daily, John 1. Beers.
Henry ID. Priest, Robt. W Andrews, .
JOHN MILLS, Chairman.
RonERr W t~nRFWs. SECRETARY. ~ eodsi0t-
AIDES COMPLIMENTAR BALL to 0eorrc
IL III. Evans, at Tsmmsny Hall Feb. 10, lS4s. Tickets
admitting gentleman and ladies 81, can be had Al tha
Office OF Young America, l62 Hasssust from the Pres
dent, $50 Broadway or Of any Of tho Committee.
). NJ. CLANNON, President
MARIA T. CoNMERFoRD. Secretary.
d29 81. Tn2 iUff-hesq SITE
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LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.

LIFE OF HENRY CLAY.
IN PREss-rhe LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
HENRY CLAY.
Brought down 20 the year 1913.
BY EPEs SARGENT, ESQ.
With a steel Engraving vol PIP %. Neatly print
ed ard done up 10 paper covers, Price Is cents Five
copies sent by Mail for 81. The postage single copy
70 ans part Of the Cnsd State. will be about ~ =
cents. GREELEY McELkATH.
The work will b. rs.dy deliver BY the frs, day Of
March next Orders may be sent Immediately.
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Lectures on Astronomy.


To ProGoor J. p. Nichoi, LID.
siR-AWsre Of your hsh reputation and ability a.
an Astronomer beg TO express desire, and
that OF inhabitants Of the upper part Of the city ths
you will deliver course Of lectures on Astronomy IN
some more accessible Hall than that IN which you
delivering your present course We are
Yours, respectfully.
s b Rugeles T Tilesion. Augustus Fleming
} q Cossweil, r. Ray. Henry Cary,
sidney Brooks } NJ. Wainwright :. H. Dickson,
l. BTacish. Richard irwin Jacob Harvey
James Jones. J. W Gerard. :. w. Benedict
John A King,
Dr. NicH0I has the pleasure Of announcing that 10
sequence Of the above request with which he has been
honoTed he will deliver OF six Lectures the
more interesting Of Astronomical Speculaons and Phen
omens. in the Chapel Of the University, WsshIngton-
square the evenings OF Tuesday and Thuday-the first
Lecture be given the evening Of Thursday, l7h Of
February. At half past O'clock
full syllabus Of the may be had al the book
stores Of MesIs Wiley Putnam, ltl Broadway, and
IL Kernot, 6j5 Broadway, where tickets may sso be
procured. -.
tickets 10 the FouIsts y
admitting Lsdy and Gentleman. ......... o0
to single Lecture. 50
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oNIL FUtf, FrtflaFf 4
AsHES-The market for Pearls - drm ats %, but we
hear Of no sales shove IS. Pots are y! Sc
COTTON-There Is but moderate inquiry for thi. sta
pie and tfe tendency Of prcess downward Sales have
been made to-day al &C. below the current prices before the
sarah sands arrived. We quote
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~ 4 J. Ri,,otsy-Houss and lot l3j Avenue {, 20t75
- $40, house and lot 81 Az D. 1880 s8a house ADD
lot S-condavenue near ~ 81 lfrloo - 80; house
and lot IS Greene ~ 2soO $685. house and esse Of lot
ls3 Hudson ~. Sl,845.
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STAPLE SILK GOODS,

LrOR SALE BELOW COST. icing TOE stoek Of iot-
l. bling house dscAnirf bssiness. The stock consists
wholly Of staple srteles liz which depreciation occurs
throughout ths year The assortment 10 comp etc and IL
will b sold sntire, ~ 10 lots 70 purchasers
lIflxi.s RANkIN 4 BIRCH. IS WiIlisru-r
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Jas Lee Co.'S Wheeler Wood Colo Jss : Roctsl
Col bdls Shepherd Morgan-2n k.gs Pr.t Rogers A
Co Pollock CoFate-2 60 Bartlett fVelford-2A 3
hsrvin-a w Benjamin 4 Col pms Edw.fd Camel
pigs MeJeTs-is wye sous-Is chest. LIMB
bf9thsrl5 Eases Wiley Pgfr.m-s ptz. s-hraK- Koop
co-f John B-uy-2J "a waller box Bsls ey
1o-7 G. Oppenh-.m Cot L J Cotsn-2 has
Ahf-nf- idt-x bales spsul1ins, Thomas Vll-2 bo1-.
nnephsrd Morgsn-l 60 Allen, HsEen Col hale
hove Asihsr Col Phelps Chittenden Bliss
h'sns-buctirg. Chur Col Baastt Abofn-i
Jsmes Nuy-l Wiif0u, eastman co.. Mortimer 4
nswtry-5 rasss Nicholas, Pierre Cot bales Wilson
Hunt Cc-l0 Thos Brgndy-57 cssC-crgs Meyer Sous
80 pkEs Ben PouItney-lU cks " H.l@sy Co.'S 80 W
hsrrmsn Co.'S James Lee CO-49 psEs FAR Pow
era WiEh-mans - bars iron Beschk Kuuhardt-f o.
css on Si1sin ironsc-s-isJ bars iron Osrich kru-
gsr2 tors pie iron si0 ballots o. bb. 80 slabs tin -
bags 90 ~ bales 23l chests 81 cts sezs 90
psss 10 ord-r--2 pipes Pope
HANANA- Bart Rsyid-fn tcs honey Tsylor-l13
hhds II Colt 1fi. cigars Rensuld Frsnesis-55iH
w n Thomas -loi M Fsb@r K-l'y-l5IM Francis Co
boxes Z Farnll-7.M VI Boves-4M NJ Dc Puree-
M " de BroEl-l5M Wetmore-3M " smith
fe.N " Bsrg-r-340N Rasine.-8 bales f3H cigars
n Horn-sfH Msnzsnedo-7M w ANEW Scns-2 hxs
md.e Moses Brofhes-2 DO glass stovenil-6 bses
tobacco Ledon-S bbs oranges Young Hawkins DO
Benckbeck, JON cigars 70 order.
DOMESTIC IMPoRTATIoNs.
ST MARKS-Brg Normaa-ll3 bales cotton % hides
Co.'S do Fox L LivingstOn-ll Afwsfer 4 Mglf0rd-5
sns Col g tobacco Dikirhof-l L bis CO 70 order
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~ GRIND Was. NIeeIlns Of The Friends Of

'I'-".'
Of the Electors Of the City aud County Of Ne~Ylrk "a
vorahle 10 the election Of Gan. ZACHARY TAYLOR %
the Presidency the United States Will be held MILL
TARY HALL. in the Bowery on IT. EsDAf EVENING
next. February IS.
Hon. W. Cost Johnson Of Maryland, and Hon. Edward
u Baker late Member OF Congress, and Colonel q the
Illinois Volunteers II the Battle OF Buena Vista, have
saged 70 be present and address the meeting
- akara
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WOMAN AND HER DISEASES

ORION THE CRADLE to the grave, sdapted exclusively
u 10 her thu natural laws OF her system aud
all the diseases Of her critical periods by George H. Dixon,
ID 325 p,ges fourth edition Price 81 p Also by the
author similar Treatise addressed Young Men,
containing complete review Of any known disease and
the consequence Of excess 10 class ofs Z5 PAGES
eighth e'tOB-> The medical gOus ana daily press
have expressed The highest sentiments II these WORKS
They be sent bound By post 10 part Of the Country
AGENTS waited. All applications must BE- post pad. Ad
dress Charles H. Ring, corner OF Broadway and Johnsi.
LII. =.
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,Asv.sD's MAMMOTH PANORAMA OF rRt
MISSISSIPPI RIVER

PseriSG IN WORLD
TAINTED on THREE MILES or cANvASi-EI
hibtnss view Of country ..o uiles In length, extent
ina from the mouth Of the Missouri River TO the CITY o'
NexOrrans and reaching degrees OF latitude
BEING THE LARGEST PAINTING IN THE WORLD
open every evening Sundays excepted a. the MN
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway. adjoining Nshlos
harden. Admission 81 cents, children halt price The
Pm, Drama will moving 81 =, ocioes precisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays ana sstutdsysH
n,.,crt oil uisua
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THIS DAY.

T,HE STRUGGLES AND ADVENTURES Of Clris'o-
i pher TaepOle BY Albert Smith, author Of Rs ectsd
Addresses Brambletye HOUSE, SC. Cruikshanss orgin-
II illustrations Pice Is cents
Wherever we dip hnd somethiug rich. ore n are
ed 10 imagne that Tom Hood has thrown Oh a new
story that Dickens has chosen surprs-so
Of the points Of these suthors inflated
The illustrations are good The reading Atlas
Just OUT
Wallace The Hero Of scotland. price 81 cents Abound
ing In illustrations
Brian OHM or, Luck Is everything By w n Mu-
well. author OF" Hector OHalOran." Sc With nUms T.
QUE illustrations by Cruisshank Price so c-nts
TIYO NOTELS BY COOPER
Jack Tier; or The Forids Reef
II The Oak Opening or, The Bee Hunter
These will be published in good time tor summer Read
ing. BURGESS, srRlNGER co.
III PHI 2ll HrnadaaY Ann q.
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LEAP YEAR,,
VALENTINES VALENTINES FA,.ESTINEs!
TO-morro~ Is ST Valentines Day,
All 10 the morn o-tlms.
And ] maid ~ your widow,
To b. your Naectine"
THUS SANG OPHELIA. Bat who 10 - Valentine
y Our flend Wills ssys. Fisvins f2entirus the nrst
Emperor u Rome. VINO honor Of great victory ap'
pointed this dsy fgr the bsthTohal and mssgs Of his
sgbjscts -
Come. Their, ye signing SWANS and fosd Msids1s We
have FOR ye rue l0s.rs knots notices ana Aadrgss-
the phicthe Jeu dssprt- aud many
specimens Of artificial Sail exquisite To q they seem TO
b toucbe with the pencil ola Rgbens or Claude
BURGESS, sFKlSOER co. - Broadway.
fef its AnD-s.
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ctoi LII ID will deliver and last Lecture Of th-
course on Astronomy. Clinton Hall. Tuesday. 18th
inst at7i NJ. Subject The Constitution Of The sun
Admission Cd cents Members hslf-price.
IF THOS. J. BAYAJD, Charm Lee. Com.
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New Policies issued In January. f3..........l8i
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, Prs.deut
Rg>l MILLER. Secretary.
Jos l. LCgn. Agent
JANIS SrEwkKr. Nd Medical Examiner A. me once
daily iron ? 70 3 O'clock ,..
SBThs part Of the isih section Of ne ehafte ~hich
~. r.fiou OF the Compaay % - years has been
rspsassos- - = "a s, -, p lmisMkW
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CONVENTION HALL,
WOOSTER ST between Houstcu and Blsecker sts =
w Performance every evening. commencing MONDAY
THE ORIGINAL SABLE BROTHERS,

PIN. J. h CLEAvELAND. h WHEELER, J. RYDER
.ud W WALTON. respectfully announce 10 the public
that they intend giving series e Select Ethiopian Enter
faiumens the above Hail. commencing Monday. FEB
a. Their Concerts consist Of popalsr and original over
tnre. Gees Songs, BuTs.9aes Dances Sc ia the execu
ton Of which they challenge competition The liberal pat
rouage they enjoyed during their performance OF I'VE weeks
Columbian ball and the nmeutston they received At
Psmos Op-ra Hous. encourage the Brothers" 70 hope
for continuance OF the public fsvcr Tickets p cent,
each Doors open at s., performance TO commence
precisely. III t~b
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BOAR DING.

QUA IL DlINI.
Dauy situated cottage In the upper part Of
the city having han u required purpose let
ting font psror and adjoining either furnished
uuurnishef. with board. 20 gentleman aud he wife
small family Al additional room can be spared q de-
sired Apply AZ Cottage Row Tw yseFenth - fourth
door Of the Railroad Fourth venue Cars aud
the every three inmates during the day
ana until midnight lff it'g
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO IET-Woulo
I suit man aud his wife, OF two young mem has no
beciion % give breakfast and tea Inquire Al - Green
witch a. l4tJt
A GENTLEfIAN with wife desue. a furnished
n room without board quiet part Of the city f@fms
must ~ moderate Afdfsss Alfred this ohe- ~ pts
BOARD WANTED-By gentleman Of retired h-b-
ID it, In quiet respectable family where there are few
boarders, Broadway, abovs sprinz-st Unex-
ceptionAbl- references gwen. address HAhPDEN,
Tribune Ohe-. III 5n--
DOsKDING.- TO 10, with board, room and bed
ID roorn The second l1r suitable 'or gentleman and
hs wife Also, for single gentleman. Please sp-
pig So ilousou-st Of Crosby, hfst block from
Broad~sy. III lwis'
BOARD AND RENT.-A dwelling house in the VII
ID iag8 Of Stamford 10 let from the lot Of Apr or May
next person cell qualified 70 manage house for
the accommodation Of a few private fsme. The house
cOmmOdOus and In perfect order, situated on
farm 81 about four with stables sud carriage
houses for The accommodation OF these wishing 70 keep
their blatant about two miles from
the steamboat landing. sud within haf mile Of the con
templated dep0t Of The New York add NewHasen Rail
rcei and Will fe one holr and quarter from this city By
the through The object Of the present occupant
who i the owner, i % hsve desirable tenant Tor hs
premises and have The paid by the board " be small
family For far her particulars apply A IL b0nd - BE-
tween the hours . and +. " orai ll6 Front -
n r The above very desirable residence would he Ter
- a private family. go Inns
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MARX IT NEWMAN & co.

DUBLIsHERs BOOKSELLERs srATIONERs, Sc.
i % Brosdgsy.-Constsntiy hand. and IN qusnti-
ties School Classical BOOKS from those necessary IN
the first primary classes 20 those Ia the most advanced
classes In Academies and Colleges.
Country merchants ard others wishing 70 purchase
books would 10 well 10 call add examine the assortment
constantly on hand.
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
general assortment constantly hand and All books
offered al the lowest prices
THE NEW YORK CHORALlSr.
Anew and eepious collection Of scred Music for Chor.
Congregaons. snsng Schools &c. By Thomas Hastings
Hf MARK n NEWMAN 4 co 1919 Broadway
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LEARNEp CANARY BIRDS!

rIGNOR sPINETIO respectfully informs the lsdie'
Sand entemen Of this city ana vicinity that he eshio
bion Of hese wonderful birds that have 90 charmed
m. peopl, Of the old world, exhibition the
Lecture ra I'm 10 the Society Library
Afternoon exhibition every day AZ ) O'Clock =,
Omen ever evening Monday evening exceptedl at
o'rieck This performing birds will commence at y pre-
ri.ey Admi zion p c-nts-Children hsltprics ~ isu
AykRICSN MU-EUN-splendd performance
n sgsry aften Don snd evening Mrs Pebys superb
sriptursl status representing the Birth OF christ
His Last supper HE before Ponua. fiste snd
.l.o rsure.entate OF incorporate Family al IN
va he size OF life may hs At all hours every DAY
and evening without, ertrs charge Beside these are en-
1ssss-Nast Joi n.to,, Tght Rope Dancer Great Went
en- the low comedian Pete Morris, Comic singer Oas
F,,ber sb,kspersa- Cabinet Mrs Mcneil Mise Bernard
No.. IpIien aud Whftlock dancers MIR Whtlocs, Mr
Poser Madame Rockwell, fortune-teler Sc Admi.on
TO the whole IS Gu Reserved front seats one shilling each
extra
TALIsTHENIC ,NxERCisEs tok LApi l 80. a.
u RICHs Cymnastic cademy, ~ Crosby q. one doot
below Blocker At the ea yes. m 49,.
cn.,y.lv 90 90. e $3.50 Nondsvs Wednesdays and
Fridays The classes meet 1T and W -. g.. an
lars relating 20 tho style OF dress 20 b, ~ 49,.
ply 10 Dr. RICH, az his residence, 5, r.n. 49,. hon,.
West Of Broadway, or A. tho Academy of Iw;.n..
aforementioned
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''si r IIaHiEsslsssfH ssATfFs seh

E.skzH Ny sTEAM PACKET LisE.-rhs IL
r..6 NJ ,bs srs- s~ftest best hnsted Add farisks1
ed mod bosts tse wstsrs OF NE West The
1890 wages are paid for tho services Of the best ~
est :, spxsssd the river bssissss 3hs
ps bss been IN operation Tor as pears hes earned ssssy
two uiors Of esops, Without doiss the sehsss ssjsy
10 thar person The propfscrs challenge con essfsoa
vita ssy pss..pssr IN tho unios for safety rsssissy
srd All that money pfocore hes kesE provided
for hs safety, comfort and II pssDssess
The beats leave Pitfsbsrfh for C;seipssn fonovs;
MordsS-hoSON0AHELA G. Ssose.
Tsesday-HIrERNIA,N No 2. John khssfsitsg
Hsd.<sdsr-NEW ENGLAND, No. :, Ssnusi Deem
Ts1, sdsy- BRILLIANT. = J. Csscs-
Frr<ar-CLIpPER. No. 2 n Csoohs-
sGzds,-MEssENGKR,D De Camp
Sssdsy-I5AAC NEWTON. q Msson- N
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PPLE-. APPLES $50 Barrels, consisting OF
"A Greeninzs Sptzrnherss and other red apPlss Apply
Monday Tuesday Wednesday from lu 60 u clock Al
the Stone Buildings directly opposite ThomP'on stores
below Fulton Ferry, Broo.iYn lii 81
~ BROWN, STONE SEAL ENGRANEf 2, snd Her
so Painter, - Broadway opposite the PARK Coats
Of crests cyphers. &c engraved on stone OF brass
diamonds hy-ts &c bought in the rough, o. cut 10
any form. Ladies seals pencil eases sgnet tu2s &c en-
Eravsd with any device Goats Of aims io1nd snd
painted ia sny ~ from and up~ ard and i9f~Afd-d
part 81 the United States Canada bopss OF her
.dFy Kept with upward Of 90 90 names Any aforma-
ton given in hefs.dfy lh u
DORCELAI> -LATk--F FRANCIS LOl IKEL,
II Maisen-Lsne have received sn iovolce ~ Pcrcs-
lain States cCmFrsrg feu different styles 10 wood snn
leather frames Also BOOB se., La States Irsn.pa
Sstes various sizes Porcelain Tablets % poct-t
book form Ivory Tablets FaheI extra ANY Lead rem
ellis Nos l. ,. 3 and g. Crayou,, blacs. rcd and white
cray-u Holders : ate- Petcis WOOD Letter Cap and
Note Papers; Motto Waters and Seals Valentines,
good assortment &c &c. Those who require ARTICLES n
lire Will please examine ss.ortment a. - rave
kinda II Account Bc.k. ard Stationary col ra Paper
T sue, &c &c FRANCIS LOl IhEL,
i4f Importers and Manufacturer, u haeen-iane.
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IcnMMirrEE ns ARRANGFMFNrs

COMMITTEE Or AkkANpfMfNlS.
J. :. Butterworth, VIM KAynor, Philip Jordan,
lanes Phalen James X Turner. r q Luckey.
Caleb : woodruff John Ormond. Silas NJ Sulwell.
MarshallO Roberts T.. X. sherman william Cossrove,
Frederick Coggill, Benl. 7. Crsgio, William Gale.
Moses Maynard, Jr John stiles Edmund Grirn,
John + Bowrins Robert Collins Jacob Roosevelt
Vim : Johnston, Chsrles Williams Ira Brown.
las b. Welsh, A. {. Pincsney. John q Hyer,
ChsS Devoe, stephen Taylor Jss 3. Taylor.
Chss MeDeviu JsmesR Williams, John ?. RidneT.
Robert silvey. J hn { Brnn,. Alex. 2 Dodge,
John Loyd simeon Draper, Jr Peter squir-s
J Book.tsver. George Folsom, ChAs. FOLSOM,
4 Sidney Dosne. Smith DunuinE John Lslor
Dr-s- Mills AlonEo 4 Alvofd, Jacob D. Young
Charles =. Brggs, Gersrd StuyVesaut d. Cooki
Clts Morrison. Hiram Fuller, Geo A =. froWn,
Chas Chamberlain Wrn W. Lyon. Robert 2. Lee, Jr
J IA Rurk Geo A Halsey Peter n DTeycr,
p X V-u Houtsn Frederick Frye, James Lucss,
Owen " Brennan. Jas : Thsy-r. Daniel Horton.
X W Ryekman Jr William Cox sidney Barclay.
James Reyburn. l2f3rE
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The Tennessee House has passed bin u loan
the bonds Of the State ths Of $50 con the
Nashville ard Chattanooga rAiroad and $50 600 10 the
hiwsssse railroad The bill paced tho House ~ vote
Of u 20 3D. 10 bad already passed the senate.
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FLOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market firm To-
day and moderately active. The demand from the Essi
was considerable and the trade tssirg freely
There were no slippers in market above 50. The sales
about go 500 bills a. sac IA. including
lot Of 900 bbs Western NswYork A. - and LOO bols
NewOrieans Al 60 for common and 25G6 - for fancy
The market consider Cd least better than 10 last
week The stock pressing the market IL moderate 10
Southern cescr ptons the sales moderate AZ - a. ~
Sales 400 bbls Richmond Country shost at S. Meal il
full Small sales Jersey and Western at 75Q3 81. and
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The following exhibits the receipts for January
the Lits Miami Railroad, Compared with the last
two year,;
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~ CHAMBERLAIN UcTioNEEk, Store No
~. Spruce .t-Lh-rs advances MADE 90 Cocse eonsen
cd ot private be cold auction oaSoor sslss
carefully attended 10 ard respectfully collected Prompt
rerurns made THURSDAY. Feb. H.
At 10 o'clock 81 Sprues-st.
PNsLrc ADNI>IsrSArcNs SALE % Books, Accom-
rr,ns cst q the estate q The late Wm Won Eichths
bsrs lot 81 Germsn ard Ems ii.h boosske.
Also. lot sess % and furniture, nc.
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