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WALDO HALL.
CONFEDERATION Of Moscow !

POSITIVELY THE LA ST WEEK t.
TN addition to the Moving DioTamas, Panoramas, and
| Italian FantOccini, will be presented
THIS EVENING,
AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, SATURDAY eOen-
lng ercepted,) and on
wednesday 81 Saturday afternoons,
commencing at O'Clock,
The Grand Dioramic Spectacle OF the CONFEDERATION
OF MOSCOW introducing the Marching of Troops, Fir
ing OF Cannon Report ofMuskety incendares firing the
CITY &c. until the wide spreading flames Teach the hrem>
lin Inc whole terminating in Terrific Explosion
Also, the Laughable Farce of SIR WILLIAM BUT
TOMS UNFORTUNATE JOURNEYto BRENTFORD.
Tickets only IL! cts, without distinction OF age.
Dnors omen al 7 o'cock-Panoralna to commence NOV
- ', ~ n,cIock nreeiseIy dot Dec 4.
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NOTICE.

HE CoparRefshp heretofore existing between the sub
i scrbers under the firm OF MOVES & KIMBALL is
this day. by mutual CONSENT dissolved. The business will
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w. A. MOVES
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Rooms TO Let.
CUITABLE for storerooms or Work Shop-situated
y opposite Norwich Depot, and near Messrs. Harris
Flour Store Enquire of B. NJ. Levns Front Street. or
the Ware Rooms of Messrs w. Sc H. Baker, No 2S6,
Main street. dtf--oct. 10
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IMMIGRANTS GUIDE

AND CITIZENS MANILA WORK for Immigrants
"A Of al class % me United states Win ai,eeons
aud vslushle ilfofnation for Travellers By J. W. Wsr
nsr, Alb 49,,
Thi. book IL iosn I'D both fo the in graft ana cut
REQ containing &c quite vaiuste and mp rsnt 70 D. "a
asses. sld MAJ indispensable 10 The muis act Tue
matter Is unusually copious for volume ~ . sre sc
Il believed that cur.Ory examination vii De sum lef
any that FOR excellence aud hn-,s o. INST
ter bes1ty Of exterior and mechanical execution II IS
well deserving attention. 49,.
This work J.. published flr the Aethor b. c. ~ SAX
TON, eos Br0afwEy y. Y. rhs lmmigrsnf, Traveller
snd Cit zen. Will do we'll q call snc obtain copy
Price. retail - ceuis LIBERAL Discount made 20 me
,rsse Iif3g
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TO FARMERS AND PLANT sRs.

gUORErTE THE LODI MANU- ACI II AiNI co.
ofsrs Tor their srt im proved py17 ret-- a. p
f,ls -inx prc-.-l barrel = DO $ d. So 90 sa-
A. tn rae Of ) 81 per 5lel ios 4ay nsef qa.auty
Delivered fee Of cAltss % ot-s clA,xe % oTd CT any
v-..- or ~ any place 81 he CRY " NsS-. orr.
Tni. coccsrr- sec manure, Which % perfectly org aat
inore1sss powder th- cheapest Ia Ne world Tor r4s
ins Corn TEc barrels. 80 WORTH viii msnafs sn .cre
ofC1ru the k Alc tie Corn 70 c9. quicker
grow vgor11lly l1srlre sarsf AID yis 1etslsr
crop Corn, sny cher u.uars The nrsr eos, q
ts ete sa1 lh- .zss u tsanspoTtstion sdd-d
9Th the Of z9pyinE ~ VII lot amount 70 The
cat a 1atns and the a5 Of barn ysTa manure
Tie Coupa9y point - reputation v 10 yeas s4ncin
ald the large capita. e. risk Ia their Business s14rsn-
-, To- their ms< got article. fair trial 10 Al that
.uksd Appy iifby ma pest paid D % TIE LODI MANI
FACrCaING co 81 Llbsrtyst, New-YOss, opposite the
Post Ofs-.
Al N factory TIE Hsrssusaek River riies from
New York where vessel. drawing test ~.sr esn coma
II Nii 5e delivered toad n vessels sx1ns n sax,
a. The rae Ct Is cents per busbeL IF -tDS5t"'
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LEARNEp CANARY pIRpS 1,

StGNOR sPISETrO respectfully inform. the lsdies
- and gentlemen Of this city ard vicinity that his exhibit
bon OF these most wonderful binds that have 30 charmed
the people Of ihs old world exhibition II the
Lecture-rcon in the Society Library.
Afsrrcou exhibition every day 81 o'eloek
Open every evening Monday evening eNcertedl att
O'clock. The pe forming brts will commence ~ "a pre-
oiseiy Admission - cruts-Children hsltprice ~ ST
A CARD-rae friend, OF he German Ladies so-iety
n fcr the Relief OF lndisent Widows and Orphso-
hereby informed that this Society proposes 20 give Con
ueaT Broadway, on Thur.dsy evening Feb II, for which
the talented artists and amateurs Of this city
haze Kindly promised their assista1 &C. ,
Tickets 81 ~ cents eschfo be hfd A. re music stores Of
NJ Anvil lnl Broadway, Mr. Hoyer, sd Broadway md
Me.rs sehsrolbsrg LUIS i'S 8rosdvsy: also, GA he
Church. " .t.'w,dNsst
A lINRICAN MU-EUN-splsndid performances
"A every afternoon and evening Mrs. Peibys superb
H. LAS SUPPER Hl,Tra. before Poniio, Plate, ard
also prese of Incorporate Family all In
wax the ze 0f HE. may BE- sssn At all hours every DAY
aud evening without extra charge Beside these are en-
glledNsst Johnston Tight Rope Dancer; Great Wfst-
EN- the ~ comedian; Master and Mis-, Wysite. aged
and n wears. Clara Fishers shaksn-ea, Cabinet Mrs
Mcneil Miss Bernard Mis cs Julien and Whiuock san
NJ whiiloek Nj Pros',r' Madame RoekSeli, fos,
teller Sc Admi.iol 70 the whoe % eta Reserved
front 'esis one shillius each extra let q
A ANATOMICAL rySkU T." Wonderful won
ftder al exhibition This Is % me exclamation Of those
who visit snd eNsmine his collection, snd what every
body GAYS uust be true Clearly and decidedly, ths 10
wonderful exa biicn. To tie snd ciiiEea bow
ever w would say The he- wsy the msttsr 10 "a
come aad Sec The admission Is only IS Over 200
models reprssentiIg at east 1900 psrs Of the human
sv.sm are n be sen In this Mos. Open from A NJ
I'll 10 o'clock r. NJ Every "Wednesday Afternoon ex
clusivs for ladies' Performances every evening IN ne
lee ure-room over the Nussum 100 on-us-
(ALI~THENIC EXkRCTsEs FOR LADIES al
- RIGHS GSmnastc Academy, lAs Crosby a. ou- door
below Blocker At the earnest solicitation OF nuuioe
Of physcsus Dr. Rich has devoted his entire academy ed
ciusvey % ladies' from 70 on Mondays, Wednesday, anc
Fudtys The classes meet ~ and O'Clock FOR psrAeu
.rs relating the -rye ~ dress 90 be used, terms sc sp
PLY TO ~ RICH. his rrsd nee $40 ,urths' doom
West OF Broadway, al the Academy during the hour
I aforementioned 81 lwsuas
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FRoST,S PICTORIAL

\ IFE or GEN. TAYLOR AND THE MEAICANWAR
LID. APPLETON co. 20 Broadway, have Just pub
lshed the Life Of Major General Zachary Tsycr, IN
notices Of the IN Newsexico, Caiiforns, AID in
Southern Mexico, sud Biographical sheches Of officers
who have disu rushed themselves IN the Nth Mex
By John Frost, LID author OF Book OF the army
Book OF the Navy illustrated with 100 engrasnsi
vol limo
This work only corprisess ifs Of Gen 1ayor but
particular and faithful history u the szars Mexico
both by and land l. coataics full particulars OF Gel
Woors march. Doniphsn. execution. den kesrneys ex
petition the capur, Of Santa Re and his subsequent
petition Caforns and his conquest OF that eoanry
Col Fremont and Com Stoektons military snd naye en-
the full Cf the sisgs of Vera
Cruz and the ubsequent with the enemy ~
Gen Scott ard ts o. MS ou1L.41 Tue uAs 81
enes-emers m Gulf &C. lllastrssd hy p porrsp
Of bates cities ara places Of interest IL w
be perceived tha, while this work bears the tts Of the
great hero Of the II u not conhnsd 70 IA
der hi direction hut that IL IN truth com
plele Pictorial II story Of the War.
IA there are moro works pgrporne 70 be ives OF Gen
Tsvlor than OF living man, orders should be written
f,rFrost'. LIE OF Geo. Taylor
AcENTs-The attention II responsible agents Is invited
70 thi. very goPulsr Ani exeesDt work liberal dis
court allO~ ed. llf .tis
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FLOUR AND MEAL-rhere is nc new feature in the
Flour market Tho demand Is fair but exclusively for the
supply OF The East aud for home The market emains
STEADY with rather nfmness than has been observed
,ioce The stesmer arrived Shppessfr as We can le.rn
as nos /, nsrk.t The sales fesch so bbs st S7tdd
~ for the Of common ana good Dramas este an
Western N.wYork Favorito brands sells Of 25d6 81
Incudsd in be sale. were 7tO hbls New Orleans al -
ard Extra So The market Tor Soutnera Is heavy
aud good brands cannot be solo oyer ~ sale OF i
ats so; go bhs Alexandra at IL 200 90 Oeorgetown
80 Il. 400 % brsnaywne on PIvsa. ems. ~ 81 Se
heaL Shippers do not meet seitrs Jersey saa sIanay
vine ca with sales 500 or 900 Dds hSe f"o u
GRAlN-rhers has been good irquiry for Wheat TO-
day ioT srtsh Provinces. and safes maze OF VV
els coed Ohio 2S and coo bushels Genesee a. l5 80
i0T thst estimation. There was also s.es w bushe
Long Island White Al 1870 ard Inferior Western a. u-e
ed but It should probably have been 400 bushels Corn
has been 9uist and heavy The sales are 10 or I-to'
dsr.tAnd 60 cents offered sor 0O bushels Rye Is
quiet IS AGO safes 600 bushels at 20 cents In Oss
45o for Northern; 42d43 for southern.
wHiSKYIs stssdy bat not ae.ive. Sales - bbls New
PROVISIONS Pork there IS no. much doing, ard
-. NJ. A. less nm than Yesterday ABOUT 500 hhs
$3.50 S7 fornew Mess and - for old snd 300 hbis
e Prsyioa: pics. ios1S ls1 :S' In, Mes a. s
% bbs Beef Hams at 10 81 Lard MOI eens vefy freely Of
fsfee fAher hrmer some &c POS SOD a $40 30
with pnee. rsib,r pressing on the market Cheese Is %
fair demsnd A. a cents. Batter firm ,-e>,
Orleans and ssss have been inside a. slight advance
rom our last Including hhds Cuba ree-i. cd eossi~'e
tfdsf arc $50 Nsw-Oresns 4ia5t sales ~ toAe'
ofowps a. eents..ln Moless-s We have no ehsn &c 70
Dote All has been tssen the market " Cuba 9a ore
cargo Al zz1A Tue cargo Of Trinidad noticed 10 oar
az, sold fof - cents fol tea and bbs 10 Tar
iher sales been made 20 arrive - ~ sne on lane in
ANA . cargo q new Malzrras sold on terms TOT
made pobc. Coffee 10 without chspge ss'es 90 bsgs
Rio an eotre invoice, a. cents 40 bsss Lasusyra on
private terms and lQ0bass MaIsosbo a. o. al cents.
rALLoW-Wiihin a few dsys thsfe have been 81 'es
30 OF 50 bbls Tslo~ AZ ssoi iae latter of prime and
100 bhls Grease SAL Prime Islio~ stes6y al
OlLs-A sale Of 500 tbs Crude Whale MADE Tor ex-
port at 81 esnss essh English Linssed se5 Best
American 65u66 cents
BoNE-About $50 % North-wes, sold for homs use u
Ii cents cash.
HOPS-Are in better demand and are rather 6frnsr
than last week sale 50 bales first made for
port ~ 81 cents.
RICE-ls heavy ard could probably be bought q cents
light
sEEDs-There 10 fair demand for Rough Flsxsesd and
sales SEQ bushels made a. 10 ala Clover quiet
At 7d7i cents
RAGs-ws nots sale Of % bales Florence At % cents
pcBths
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LIFE OF

DEy. DR. CLAIMING, Edited by hi5 nephew. "m
II n Claiming This vsuabis work Sli - Tor sac by
the subscriber. Published Those Who ~ish 10
rscsive early copy athH lowest noston pnc7 can have
il forwarded a. Published BY leaving tner address,
with CHAS ; FRANCIS . CO. ~ Broadway
B-Eo esnvs.seT traveinf agent Is -uthoriI-s 70
receive subscriptions on our account { : ? co
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DtI.MO's OPERA nousR-gr,a,, :,

DAIMO's OPERA HoUsE-Fuaa, .v.sins.
Z FEB a. Profsssof I hlk Go. p Ut MODEL ART.
ISIS. tEsay IL aurosr. III sAv- ~ honor pPssrDs
seri-s their ceshrasc acc - -sux aats spa
ps-, PastcEes W1trh has tsn eousi-eIcl tie .t A..
neal ane aisuefve exhibnea thai ever ssy--d Ia
sny oosny seeu hoocrsc y Ire psossss Of The
raosr sug1s- ocIsolHs-S
Doors op-n q c--fo couue1ce AZ u.
rrceg Of fi1tsstsa 20 rsss Circle sad Ftcsstte .sAy
an g-rfis1sa s. csats geEr-Ea- slo1e s.-is; C7rsr
Boxss - eso.s Blk OAe- oran f-orn ID A y =
Coed s.sor q the Orchestra Nj Caaot from The fsls
The-s-r Police Department snaer otcer jour Davis ~
MECHANICS HAL.
$40 BROADWAY, between Grs1a a1a escoGls
- -ls-Cro1-aed - oger1lslrs i;l Tie
BsslEg 40 FAsii1S o. HaN-fcsA.
OfeA every uiglr dlr.rs no ~sss eE,sft fi.---j-
L8ahsled success Nine orb sees ~ re oflE al
CERISTK'S MINSTRELS.
Tbs ID 20 established Sand So rite1 SAFES ? 2
lhr.s-s, q Ch-isrv. ? Pierce. kzyuoI, -eect'i
Nsgthl whse or llsi ara iniaii,hi- Cc-csfi. "a
slightly louo.ss with crowded sas kigAy respectable
Audiences ard unve -i.y kiitts sx.. -s-ry knus-
neut OF q siniisl cnA-act-l offered in tbs csy.
Admission >, ceEfs -lldfea e1ctf lI scs-s az rrcs
Door o,en a. o'eoeS--Noacsrt 49, oeln-rce e.
o. saturday. seh ~. Al AfrsSxooS CcScEsr Dccp
op-r A. :. eolnmesc 81 'ctecs. y Tvs
CS,- Ol Mo-1ss Evelils Feb if. fc-gA Corc-g. ri.
5e gwen a. tce Sso1x-fs iSsIiryTs
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CgRrSTY'S rKrNSTRELS.
.ASNssle NNN aQrH fks .sas 90 III
MISSISSIPPI RIVER,

TFt Lahst-r taAeilNs ~ IHl a sAll
DaiNT..c OF rhSEE MILES or CANVAS t-Er-
h.hin. view oi cocatIy IN. niles 10 engh. e1fsad.
irg from nc mouth II - ssou Hvel lie city u
and reaching degrees 81 altitude
BEING raE LARGESr PAINTING ~ TIE WokLD
open oseFs evening l>urcsys eAcept@dl a. tho MN
PANORAMA BUiLptN0 IN Broadway siisirlas Nieic's
Gardel. Admission s. errts. children hs.f puse. TIE
Pssa-sns viE commence moving a. = oc.ock PRECISELY
kAsrr'c1 exhibitions "a Wednesday, sna -slnrasys A.
3c'c'ock on tfisr.
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BALLS.

I AIDES COMPLIMENTARY BALL 70 0sorss
IL H. Evans, rammany Hall Feb. -, lsie Tickets
sdmittins gentleman and ladies 81 he had at the
Os CO Of Young America t62 Ns.sa.t from the Presi
aeE. $50 Broad~ay or OF any Of tho Committee
: NJ. CLANNON President
mAsiA T. CoNnESFOED. Secretary.
d7q SIS fn2 ~ Fsh Vq sfil'
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BROKEN BANk>-Atlas. Jams. Northera Es-
~ eh.ng-, Csyus4 Lac, SsBkertes raaen 10 exchsDg
for cheap cJ gods consls. q brochs, sk sad
shsss, alpaca, black and cl4Sred menHos 81 plaid
black scars sce AID cloves for gents ~Cosn shirts al
drs~sFs teks a4sRs isgh.nas d sinss S~iss, boo
AID checked esas pots tas.Es tes cal sre.s>s siie
ELS. hose, &c GfOk1k sgSHAhT, CO
llf IL 20 Wsss-r'
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW

THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW
nor JANUARY, u this day published.
CONTENTS
I..Preseryation OF Food
III. .HTOstation
III. .Brbery 1t Elections.
IN..Annal IL siinct.
N..Occupations Of the People.
VI. Nelson's Dispatches.
VII. Economy IF Railway Traction
VIII Popular Colleges
*. History and Exposition OF the Currency Question
N..Forsign Literature.
Nf. .Correspondence
XII. critical and Miscsllsueous Notices
Price IS wear. Pric. Of the four Reviews, viz. The
London Quarterly Edinburgh North British AMI West
minister, g. BisekWoods Magazine -. The four Re
views sod Bscswooa slo per snnum. subscnpuon
solicited BY l.. SCOTT CO. Publisher,
l2f II 20 Fulton st corner GOc-st.
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INDIAN.

DOsrRAlr GALLERY -MF J. D LEWIS respect
l. iGiy .aicrrs the citizens cf NeaNCgs. thN te rs
opsrsa for exhibition ~ 4 SfosaEsv bis Gallery 81
Transparent Portraits u INDIAN CHARACTERS. ccni-
rrEns OF tho prncpsl chiefs 81 the Sscs Yoke,
Chppe " uuebagcs. PoftGu -i'oni-s Meuomonics,
Shzvures aud Miami tilbcs These paintings have
been 80 tAksn tom lie hy Nj Lewis. while IA the Gun
poy OF the l. Government ooP.es o. which are ore
q 10 is archives A. Wsshretou, snc sy Be- implicit
~ relied uSou Tor fidelity. Opon rcm al 10 NJ. Al.
- The Gallery will be iilarnaed % Sat
urcly from /. uutil n'cIoss. 2 NJ sfiwiss
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BOOK TRADE.
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ThE PICTORIAL History OF ENGLAND
NJ 30 Price - cella.
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acc 81 sgn -e.t addition o. tie purchaser library
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which cis-oss H. dep wor<ir.s 10 the heat Il
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u miniature O. The heart Of TIE army I'd ~
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Market..... oa.st.Llg rsrortsdfe, n. Tt,snas.

AsHEs-Ars hrm Pearls are held At so. Pots 5 80
des and quiet 49,, %,
CoTTOS-In this staple there Is little nothing dons
moot Of the operators being engaged IN writing tnef letters
Tor the steamer The sales quite small and the mar
ket was without change. We quote
CukRENT PkcEs ToR LlvEkPooL CLAssIrICAIIoN
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

HI A J. Bieeeker-House aud lot II John-st Is oSl21
$1,000 house and lease Of lot So Munroe at Nl SIS
lots on Hesterst Nos SO an, g. together 9N7o. $500
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THIS DAY.
rI,HE sTRUG GLEs AND ADVENTURES Of Christie
pher Tad os BY Albert Smith. author OF Re eeted
Addresses" Brsm5etye House, &c Cruissnanhs origin
Al illustrations Price IS cents
Wherever we dip We ind something reh. Oiien are
we ed 10 marine that Tom Hood thrown OF
story or that Dickens has chosen surprseso excellent
are Of the great points Of these authors initiated.
The illustrations, too are e. GOOD a. the reading Ati,s
JUST OUT
Wallace, The Hero OF Scotland price So cents Abound
irg 10 d Illustrations -
Brian O'Linn or, Luck il everything By W Max
we'll author "" Hector OHa'iorsn.' &c With numer-
Gus illustrations by Grub shank Pnc- 81 cents
Two NOTELS BY COOPER
T. Jack Tier o.. The J lords Reef
H. The Oak Op-ninss. or The Bee Hunter.
These will be published IN good tine ~ Summer Read
ing BURGESS, srRlNGER co
llf2i. - roadway. cor Ann ..
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VALENTINES VALENTINES,
Com - l1Fefs one .l1 a..
b - crest or he - 7uAllf
Irt5 GRAHANS make = dSh
There's the place 20 spend year cssh
He 70 please you las supplied.
To eqgsi ~hich the worlds cea.-
Vsisnt,1es - every Ind,
Just ~ 70 sur your Uinr.
Comic sentimental. rage.
All are vanishing Ike 10 iSic
Then lsfore ttey al are done,
Con. - 10 and Sc tns fun
lust PUBLIsHTD-Tae Lovers GIN, beautifully
hound boox ust suitable for TIE se1c. -
The Last o. the fsirics hy Jams. III cts
4 Re HcntsTs u Kentucky. the Inas ard I-il. Of
Trspsers srd Traders in The Far West p Ct
Z ns Heads q the Hesoles., BY scail-. > cis.
TIE Bgekskins b. the .uthor of Khan Allen" 2S-
The Lovers Gin Tablet Of Afecfloo Price So cts
A beautifully bound mnstlrr suitable icr TIE sesi9h
AEeui. booksellers ana others sgppAei ~nh "a tie
cheap publlcsti9fs - soon - published.
III 3ns " a. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings. Ns.s;a-st
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Cou,IgguIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

Z.
The sscck market was heavy today ard the
r.ueies fell Of excepting Harlem, which improved to
a. bat sf,erxsTd fell % q 81 The move 1ents Hsf-
lam strongly indese smother Government sxss
,odaloi Treasury Notes went up 20 9a and gar inse
,v. The market is very hfm toT Government securities
For Bills there has been "a good demand TO day
ard nesrly al the 6rstelsss bills have been taken up
Sterling loa oi for Leading bills Southern clo -
Francs - fr souhern and 575i for City The market
closed ~ III irmness
The Freight market Is very dull Inc Shippers
complain that they seldom seen 50 duh sessou-
Some n,asemen.s u Cotton made ~ sled aud Pro
visions At 90. bat the amount Offering extremely limit
ID To Glasgow some ebssgsments Of Lard and Cheese
we're made a. rs
The demand for money on call is freely supplied
AT per cent bat large loans sots'ed with ocalty
best be bought 81 per cent month : srs'
,1rss no. No. !, sell nom l, ~ per cent.
We understand the failure Of MesSs De Lso'
nsy Co will result ia serious Ices 10 parties on ~ $
side the water The Havre house will ~ supposed pay a.
least 90 cents on the dollar OF which - per CT vi" De PAo
Al once snd macy Of their bills cod here have been pro
,ec,ed Th,ysf. TIE bs8ken Of the itsIsn Opera Com
p.ay bot a. th. expenditures Of that concern have ex-
oeeoed the receipts the Company sre not hksy 70 b
much sIabarfa-sd BY this failure
The receipts Of the Norwich aud Worcester
Rafoa5 Co for January show gam over January, 1877
o,sttnrar dins the Long Island Train, stopped ado
A A. s2o 10 he earnings then. The received il
sseflsrs OF sos AND woE RAILROAD TOR JasU.sY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-12

rOPAkTNERsHIP.-T he subscribers have n 8 dsy
Neutsrvd into sopsrtusTship under the nrm q } d
WHITE UNpERhlLL. aad will continue The Clot. :
aud General fuTnishirs business lis " stNe~
Yors Feb. 4. 1875. JAMES NJ WHITE.
III p CHAS ". rNDERHILL.
DRItE REDUCED The subscriber, have reduced
the price OF their Coal Pesch Orcharn, Leh "a. Broad
Mountain and Black Heath Of the various t-s and bess
rn.tv Cor sale AZ low prices anc delivered In
DE- $ B. REEVE a co. COT Canal and Elm,
III 5tiss - Murray and cor Jsne sne Me.i So
<SRNTRE MARhhT AGAINST ALL THE
4 JWoRI The subscribers respectfully announce % a.
b.v have tbe largest AID latest sheep ever sec IN As
egoi,y and they beg % invite The public q cal ara
.sme bstsoen this and Tuesday DeSt oeao Sesht
a. Th. ,hsep was raised AZ Tuckshoe, Westcnestsr
County. by NJ Reynolds aud Is prooounc7a ey s00d
'u's'' Z CkRMAN. u snd 10 Cesis AAlkst
Ia IT. WIN LALoR, 50 sd 81 90 o.