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FOREIGN MARKETS.

HAVANA, Jan l9.The riee kst we learn, was very
dull Two cargoes arrived from Charleston, and
had not changed hands, when the II M. left, su.
gar quoted as follows:-Inferior to good, 51 en-
prime, Q; inferior to good, q 6k; prime, 6T IA
white inferior to good az 81; do prime, ga No
prime coffee In Market quoted at 81 = I; old
5h a6. Exchange on New York, 90 days, , q an pre-
MUM; Boston, 90 days, n AZ Premium Philadelphia,
90 days * . premium New Orleans, short sight AZ
premium.
BOMBAY, Nov. s0.-The accounts brought by the
overland mail have realized the worst approximations
Bombay has escaped in wonderful manner the conse-
quences Of the crisis at home, for with the exception
Of one firm we do not hear that our mercantile com.
munty have suffered losses to any serious extent Cot
tonDui with dsciaipg prices and stock fast
lstiDg. Exchange on London, 8 ms Is l0d Is Id 8
ms Is ea<d per rupee
CALCUTTA Nov. 1.-THE mail Of the 7th Oct. :
rived on the 18th inst, bringing intelligence Of fresh
series of failures which has thrown the deepest gloom
over the commercial community and caused suspsn-
sion Of business
MAuRIrIys, Dot. 2l-25 bbls. American lard sold at
S22 TO- Tobacco lie cases Cavendish at $22 81, do
at Sal Is 100 lbs Sugar5000 bags at public sale
found buyers at from SOC to 40c below quotations of the
7th; very nne yellow at S. 75 American pork sold 81
$22-an improvement. Exchapge-Sx ms bills par to
per cent. FreghtsOwipg to the scarcity Of shipping
immediately available higher rates paid one vesse
chartered at E5 S. another at f5 Is Cd for London
latter rate also paid ON other vessels loading.
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the most sxavagant sxpsstsons formed the future
The result OF this serious disappointment and alarming
forebodpgs relative to the continuance of the revuon
immediately follow. There are many ready, at any
moment, to engage In themost desperate spscustions
that 1t Is difficult to keep things quiet until times get
healthy and strong. There Is much danger Of re-
lapse which is to be sppehendsd IL possible than
thu original attack that monisd institutions cannot be
careful how they extend facilities to the numerical
classes, immediately after q crisis.
The mercantile aud manufacturing interests of Great
Britain have been much weakened by the failures
which have taken place, and by the immense sa-
cracss they have been obliged to submit to, that
they require long and careful nursing before they
will gain strength enough to sustain themselves
We have doubt but that the financial din culties
which have been experienced in Great Britain during
system of the United Kingdom. We have doubt but
that the light which have shed upon the power
position of few promin snt capitalists in connection with
the Bank Of England, will have a favorable influence
upon the financial circles Of London and regulate their
operations hereafter in such way to prevent the
enjoyment Of those monopoies which have been the
of SO much distress and ruin 1t will be difficult
to devise any plan to prevent suoh and such
results; but anticipate something calculated to
dify il not to remove the evil.
The following Is the amount Of breadstuffs, Sc ex-
ported from Philadelphia to foreign ports from the 2lst
to the sSth inst, with the value each -
ErpoRrs o BRADBURY, &c., FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
FoREIaN PoRTs.
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MONEY nIARKET.
Wedne sday. February as r. Nj

The stock market is steadily improving, and there
evidently disposition to purchase for further ad
vance. At the first board to-day, Harlem advanced
per cent; Long Island y; Canton u; Farmers Loan q;
Morris Canal u; North American Trust Il; Treasury
Notes Vi Illinois 6s, a Stonington /. Reading Rail
road declined per cent; and Norwich aud Worcester
q Reading bonds and Psnnsyvan 6s closed prices
current yesterday. The sales quite large, and
there every dedication Of period of considerable
tvity for length of time in the stock market The
bulls have wide margin to cover before they will make
up their losses and it is full time they should realiSs
of the differences they liqudsted time since
the second board there very few transactions
but prices improved Harlem advanced = per cent
Morris Canal, n; Reading Railroad az Canton. Il
Long Island, Norwich and Worcester, and Farmers
Loan closed at prices current in the morning.
The New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
have declared semi annual dividend Of three and
half per cent.
TIE City Fire Insurance Company have declared G
dividend of ten per cent payable the 9th instant
The European advices, although considered rather
favorable than otherwise have had material inhu-
upon markets. The financial accounts are
more favorable than those of commercial character,
and capitalists feel encouraged than the
chants Prices for stocks keyto be favorably
affected than prices Of most important staples.
Holders Of cotton and at q standstill They
have not yet determined what to do in view of the state
Of the markets the other sde but it is very probable
that shipments Of breadstus WILL for the present. be
more limited than anticipated Fears entertained
on the other side that shipments of spsce to this country
will soon commence, and the most alarming results
apprehended from moderate drain of bullion 1t
Is now almost universally conceded that the expectation
Of from Great Britain the United States
this year. at least in the early part Of it, will be very
limited.
The annexed statement exhibits the amount at the
credit Of the Secretary Of the Treasury with the assist
ant and depostarie the oath Of January
ls4S -
UNITED STATES TREAsURER's MONTHLY STATEMENT
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BALTMoRE. Feb Lilo shares Marine Bank. 23; 10 do do
asa; do do 23 Uaed States 6s 1867. closed 99k bid
bid; Baltimore Is $780, asked o. bid Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad shares. 371a asked, 37l4 bid.
PHILApELrHtA Feb. First Board-S5o0o Reading X K
Boad, or; S25S7 State SIS, IN $4,000 sehuylAi Navig
tIou SIS 43H $500 Lehgh Mortgage Lo,n 80 30 Reading
X, 2,,z; s5Ooo sate SIS 7; oO Reading nv. 23l; sl2oo
Loaa So, 6 997E lao niorrir Canal, l4 S6vU Lehgh
Mortgage Loan 80 Second Board-No safes .dffer Sses
800 6 67 91; 5000 do 90 SO; 77e5 State SIS 71 lot
do shs 2,X; Farmers Mechsnics' Bank as5.
BosroN Feb. 1-Broker B0ard5O shs E,st Boston Com
pany i21 Lacon Mauua cturng Company COO; 80 Cou-
cord Railroad 6 10 East Boston COMPANY No
eN Amsr'ean .slranee Company, li 90 Reading Tail
ss Western Railroad loa Fchburgh Railroad, l5z<; 2s3
rights Western Railroad axe; $4,000 City 6s, 1891 91
60 to 50 DO 30 ds ssx q do. d. ss1 old
Railroad, z33s; 100 rights Western Rail DAD, i2jSc.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

rs Nkw ionn' wsamssasy A..erneon, feo.
ms Acacias nsws, pu9ishe9 tnH morning, Mnicn
was some TWO weeks laser nsa tne enect OF unsetns
.he ZOE an sses OIL nour we're made
ms sn way DoS ni aa 90 nufea.e prices
me low esisS made ndicstea aecnne OF ABOUT i2so
steamer There was no movement in wheat In corn
sd dsc;ns IN nr;css nsa,s sre n"t osr;n. =.
81 oecnhe III prlces' buyers were not ohsrlpB %
much ~ 20 or &C per as was before tho
heWe rrye "as 4uie., w,,no oa'o aoou. lag
same Taere we a steady demand Tor nav Orleans
sugar WIN moue d ams@nt OF SAFES mere were
sMes Vi o"raonA' VI ouoa' moisseso Oh TERMS
Asnrs-Pearls continued nrm, and sales Of 80 bbls
were reported a. So "nhe po's remained STEADY AZ
"pS"s % r,, L. -, Co. o.,
BnkApsrIyFrs -troar-For iair TO good Gsnssss ~
aS irsey ,a % , es.ern WIN Ie a
tic want, and sordeS no correct crtron Of the .tss
~ ING aS % o. DAi soa sopnu IUUp, S.y
s,ouna were maze at % s.h; QUO 90 rstersoars my
W oyH aoe ~ ~ -, 80 SO M sses ~ Onio we as su
% $40 aua snau lo.S Oh Nsw o.eahs az 20 "a
a.ss ransors U,''eS Of soo vel
low aaost made :. esXo and sale. Of 5000 bush
G on yeow ss s AZ. WIN wul.e IN o,o sa. VI
wSS ss Th Uu' no. -. S.po ~ we ne
msas q. oshc tneIe weIe soms Stner sa'e'' pu. no1
S, s 90 "a S hh, .e' I 800 y. .no -
safes Va iso Io.S s % "0f9 .opor.eu 20
.ys wss n snn a. ., ,oo MI, h;. rd
at 81 osk; ana 70 do extra prime At 81 o.
.tsnt and YER. not made Srcum to .hov
Iie ehe1s VI .uo 1--we o w MAJ ne' M s
disposed o. oss az sao 0Is .ss
ed festerday AFTERNOON Sa'e oi fov Dae' ieAse co.,
'on was ensc PARLIAMENTARY ...A
Coffhh nv, no si ~. so' ~ .ne ss G. A.,
',oS o. S ooyo u .i ~ to
Is| soon M 49,. y. ,"" - 80 :. y. 20
ana ooov ios . u,eu nrp' s"o 10 psa weae
81 oH ' si ail WV" '"''' " WV 'N'' " ~
S.,..f oohN,. Ma q r..ls-., -.~. r,.a. a.,
ss ,nes ,ds a. o.%. bs. .o,d On tr" ot ,rss C
ltaod 'eAA' i'' '-'"' A""' '''~ w wa A'' 1-'
$1,000. NJ. ..,o~..a III. n.,... .,,-
,,'na go ' "e' 'f ~ ~ WA
"p p r'r Thy ,.,.. -.r,.,,.d .hort N. ..u.
NC MAJ nos ioll",n 80 =. a. '"'A0'
Dare VI vsrso go -. 81 az 30 &C. c.,.h-;
1T; i,. - ht ao '"''' VI w '"''' '"e'"'
pi,e qus'y, ~ aooSS 80 h.. ,oo haa. c.rd.r..
.a e aoT VI IN ss. ooSs ~ Or,.sn. "ma;nsS
49,. 80. ..n. 90" nav ~ "
N.ysI' sraRr.-Ths nsvs mar steamer Acadia was
,,, nS .e"o 70. ha... E.ra...w,;
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Died,


On Wednesday morning, the I'd inst, after severe
Illness Mr. William Knifn In the 69th year OF his age
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spsctuy invited to attend his funeral on Friday morn
ing, the Atm inst at O'Clock precisely from his late
residence Seventy first street. between Sd and 4th Ave-
nues, without further invitation. His remains will be
taken to Yonkers for intermsnt.
On Wednesday morning, I'd instant, EDMUND, infant
of +. g. Simpson
Burial at Greenwood Cemetery, from the residence
Boerum street, Brooklyn this day at p Carriages
On Wednesday February I'd, AUGUSTUS Henry, aged
IS months, son Of William and Jane Forbes:
The relatives and friends of the family also tho
bers of National Lodge o. of O. F., and tho members
Of National Lodge U A O. Of d. respectfully invited
to attend his funeral the residence of his parents No
DAT Spring street, without further invitation.
On Wednesday evening, the ID inst MARY PENNIMAN,
eldest child of Thos and Jane L. Johnston, aged two
years and three months.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
bers of Hermitage Lodge, No. 1855 o. of o. F. re-
speofuy requested to attend her funeral the resi-
of her father 120 Orchard street, Friday the
4th inst, Mt three O'Clock, p M without further
tice.
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The VILLAGE OF SENECA FALLs.-Among the
articles manufactured extensively In this village,
ane woolsn eassimsres, (the best In the Union)
steam engines stoves, Races patent stove regulators
and almost every description of castings and Machinery
wooden pumps, metallic pumps axes and edge tools ge-
morally, hoes forks, SO. We have already one large
wooden MILL Eve furnaces three pump shops one paper
mil two machine shops and many minor establish
The stock s nearly subscribed for large cotton
mill and old that has been idle for few years IL
likely to be put in operation In the eprpg Our cit
zsns beginning to understand the Importance Of
combining their efforts and the immense natural re-
of the place now stand chance CT being deve-
loped-Ssn Ceur.
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The above shows an norease In iron and nails over
last year Of about Eve millions Of pounds with
pondng increase in glass, groceries, -four, SO. The
travel has increased in the period nearly hun
drsd per oentthe miles travelled exhibiting average
daily number Of through passengers northward for, say
eight and half months, Of twenty.sx The tolls how
exhibit tho true increase in the northern shipping
trade. Last year these amounted to $l2 555 39-now
to S230l7 25-an increase Of nearly hundred per
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New BEDFORD OH MARKET, Jan. 3I-Sperm-Snce
last there has been soive demand and sales havs
been made of some 1890 barrels in parcels, follows
395 bbs at los cents 100 at I06 cents and 96 bbs at
prices not made public sale OF 1000 lbs unrehned
spermaceti was lde at % cents per Id Whale conti
in fair request, and prices fully sustained We
notice sales since last of 800 barrels coast
at 30 cents 400 do do at 35k CENTS and lot Of 800
bbls NV astand another of 1000 bbs W. coast and
South Sea- for the New York market at prices which
not made public here. WhalsbonsSsles since last
Of 10, 900 lbs. NV. coast, on private terms.
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The increase In the actual circulation of the bank
was, within the fortnight previous to 9Th of Janu-
ary f47o7s6 than the additional supply of bull
lion would warrant. This has been brought about by
the reduction in the amount Of reserved notes 1t ap
pears by this that the Bank of England increasing the
volume Of currency rapidly than 1t is increasing its
supply Of bullion. The returns for November 25th
is47, show actual circulation of f7s6,365 greater
than 10 January s. ls47, although the amount Of bull
lion in hand In November IS 057 30 less than in
January The currency was actually more than seven
hundred thousand pounds less with increase of
than three millions sterling ia specie The improvement
in the money markets Of Great Britain has not been
produced by any increase in the supply Of currency
will be by the above returns but by the wal of
confidence growing out of the accumulation Of specie In
the vaults Of the bank The rate Of interest out Of the
bank at four per cent and the bank would have re-
ducsd its rate had 1t not been the entertained
that would again commence with renewed
vgor. This caution is certainly commendable, as it
guarantees, If strictly adhered to- more prosperous
period without those dangers of relapse which
generally experienced when the commercial world II
emerging from q revulsion. While this policy Is cal
culatcd to check any attempt to expand commercial
credits or to arrest any movement tending to an
imitation Of prices for staple articles of trade, it
70 by no means calculated to prevent speculation in
stocks but the contrary the capital which by this
stringent system IL withdrawn from trade. will be
poyed In initiating prices for securities The stock spe
ouator will therefore BIS bsnenttsd but it by
follows that the commercial classes will be Injured to
corresponding extent. They will be, on the contrary
bsncatted by any the bank may pursue tending
to keep things under restraint.
1t requires long time to from such revulsion
q. Great Britain ha, just passed through Many are
nceory to obliteae the effects Of crisis such as that
recently realized even in country young aud vigorous;
but when such this take place country
in this age Of its existence it is very doubtful If 1t ever
RECEIVERS from the shock We apt to anticipate too
speedy recovery from commercial disasters Asso
the pressure upon the money market aad upon prices
relaxed On Immediate improvement IL looked for, and
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or this amount there is subject draft 1853 g.
there being difference between transfers ordered aud
surplus account of S7aO35 49, The amount la this city
on the 2sth Of January subject to draft only sl62
7ss IS. The amount of transfers ordered but not
dted, $75o0oto this city $25 OO and to New Or
leans $4,000
The returns Of the Bank of England several Pc
RODS present the ann ed oom ativa attainment
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, OF every quality,
aud ss prices both Wholesale aud retail by D. H. Watson,
u Co, IS william street door below Wall street. aud D.
Savage % Faton street. MAKERS and only dcaes in the
celebrated kicl-eu' Hod lens Orr prices are known
b. ia cheap. uthe CITY, while our Pens warranted
sufr iy sny y the world Coll Pens. et ST. 81 as and
nsIepeifed or exchanged
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MO HITMBUG-DR ELWOOD IRI.H no o THIRD

MO HUMBUG-DR ELwOOD IRISH, NO. 8 THIRD
IN Avenue though living very hum0ly, and making
DESTROYS ysld his medical skill kc the dews Of
heaven the rich well the poor whilst he dschns
nature such herbs and barks when properly applied
be made much the choicest OF mine raj
OF the chuIen of wealth. Incidence and he always
has and healing draft for every and
lany oae be told oy member OF the s.eonsttued
ampuaedto his life let him the wonderful skill Of
DR., IRISH apply to Henry O'Ncii No l6 Hamilton street
Gcation he'd When the fcuy have given
persons a cted with coughs colds consumption liver
plants, Iheumatism abscess of the lungs hip comp ains
spain bite, of reptiles ship fever hydophoba
&c let Them call for DR. Irish and they will fad comfort
skill aud safety IN his practice which is always pleasant aud
cheap, the follow gentlemen will ts,uy, If consulted
Tn )usGnds in this city, Broosyn Wiamsbureh West
received greatest either for themselves friends
by the treatment Of Dr. rsh ard many after hayrg been
diseases and living witnesses Of these facts In
his among hose afflicted with sop fever he has
he pratice or eputation Of Dr. s for practical ply
he stands unrval'ed; but given voluntarily, a.
without his knowledge or soicton as day due to the
Miraculous he has made lead to repeat the adj
try the wonderful skill Of Dr. Irish before
John bes,on si Yves, st Ebsueze! Cook, COZ, of Fulton
yd Austin, Re John M Taylor, is West 2ist St
sewa q eason Pearl st; william Ced1ngon III south 81 ;
aud Edwin L. Brooks, cor Cahsrne an! Division Sta H
Douglass 1874 Bowery; Richard Cook 800 Bowery; G. Ste
ss%us IsnSs,: % Wet 18th George Wells ss
Third " sangster $40 Fourth ST. Edward Eag,n, 2o5
E. Henry oSe 10 H1%s0n st %. JT san, n
st.; George w Bull 2s2 Greenwich ST. james Wa"op IS
Eighth avenue Henry Merchant y, W9S',sr ST. nI,esr
Joseph Thompson Fourth st; John Hulme esh Green
~ ho~' s 's Wss ST. M''s s Ya 'I fe5usfy
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save Your MOney.-rO those of our Friends
who wish reduce their bills cheerfuy Recommend
them TO call friend JONES Ann street. as he sells
the first quality of French calf boots 6 second do
q co. He also sells veay nice pair az SO So HIS best
French leather boots only ST and for his French
proof and cork sole boots they be beat
lltv price, -
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0rden-New York. Feb. g. lsls-The Msjs 2snsral hav;
the United Army ~ arrive in !h, city hi, day Feb
authorities receiving him with suitable honoIs The Off
of the several brizsdes will assemble N fal uniform
City Hall At haEp,,' z o'clock, to-day Februay 80
Major Generals salute will he fred detaeh from the
same brigade. By order Of G; w: SANFORD, Major
BRIGADE y, Us MILITIa-Bngade Orders New
York Feb iss.The ab2ye orders arc promulgnei The
directed sy eTds5 q Brig G,p sToRMs BogsTt Brigade
gaae Orders York Feb sThe officers of the brigade
will comply with the abov, division od. aud assmbls this
P n1y ~, srsote Major THIaD BRIGApE N;Y.
combines with the foregoing division orders, the officers Of
this brigade will assemble directed I, day By oIdr OF
gsde elsjSr FOURTH BRIGADE N. Y. 9. MILITIA
Brigade Orders New York. Feb 3, lss-ln conformity
with division orders the officers of this brigade will assemble
this day. therein directed: By order Of Brig Gen EVEN
Taylor. Brigade Msjor.
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NOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL LITTLE PRUPERTY

EUK SAI.E-A BEAU TIFUL LITTLE PKOPFNTY,
situated Morrsyilie Bucks County, Pa, within
on. mile OF Trenton j. the opposite side of the iyer
Delaware and mil cs from Philadelphia compri
thirteen fourteen of good Land very aud
veneat House, Barn, &c. TIL. Land has been
with young aud thrifty Peach, Apple, Pear Cherry Ounce
and other fruit gape snrnbbery, ected
with great from Pface's celebrated Nursery Long
Island The front GaIden is asteully divided into walks
and furnished with great OF standard Towering
Shrubs aud Bushes ornamental Trees, Strawberry Vines Sc
The walks in the Yard paved entirely with brick;
supplying excellent at the kitchen door, tn
other cenvenicnces rendering desirable property
Railroad ains and from pha and New York
depot within mile Of the premises and pass fou, TINES
hours, and New York in three hours. Price. $1,000,
portion Of which rmain mortgage. desired APP
ply the premises 10 Crozsr Moon MorsvI!le 70
3. 4. GLEN, at the Herald Office New York.
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We learn from Fall River that effort Ia making to
extend the magnetic telegraph from that place to New
buryport
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1othlNaiuo,s s|lIl,oSl
The whole of the above went to the West Indies and
South America except the oats and that designated
" other articles" which went to Mexico.
The exhibits the ascending trade ON
the Eric Extansop Canal. during the past aaaaol:-
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trouble you call it, for they CAME uode stand how our
freud Young, tbs Of Fulton opposite
office can afford to ,e French Boots for 81 So that they sell
for rs aud 81 made by The workmen and stock
Well the vii intorm them no done lie sells
" pair OF boots where tn. sell only three They
sell on tue, aud ne sells for cash small rct HIS - so
Boots the that sold IN other FIR 81 5oard
- Hi pcndd assortment Of Patent Leahaf Boat End Ga
trs are equally low. The Doctor.
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Gsncr al q uitman 1t n understood that the
brave and gallant utman will attend the ball given
th. evening Apollo Saloon in aid Of the and Of the
widows of the Grand Lodgs the State of New
York. Grand Master NJ for the Stats of Mississippi
h received with full homo by the fraternity Of ths
nnoi II .auda
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Ter, Wholesale Grocer and Tea Dealer Nos 2o and dss
wch and 70 Vesey has just received from the
importers stock Of white and brown
Havana New Orlsass Porto Rico and refined white and yet
low and Sugars all OF which will br at asmil ad
vance ON wholesale prices Good new cIo2 New Orleans at
AZ cents per h. Stuats reined ~ cents German
crushed 8 cents h. &C. Grocers, BAKERS and country
dealers, would do well to cali before purchasing.
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II OR SALE, A FARM OFsTWENTY ACRES, SIT
Il uaed inside of mile from the Court House In Eliza
BEETHOVEN the Railway road The stage connected
with the steamb at Watsrwch Passage from the dwelling
three hundred fruit of fent kinds so suitable
buildings For particulars enquire of c. HATCH Is Cedar
street. the subscriber, the premises Will exchange
good city property. ELISHA BRlTTON, Elizabei hown,
New Je sey.
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On Tuesday evening Let instant, by Dr.. Tying PETER
WYcKoPF, to Miss JULIA ANNA HAzEN.
In this city Feb. D. by Rev. z. J. Todd Mr. HENRY c.
GREENLEAF, Of Brockport New York, to Miss MARY E.
SMITH, daughter Of Mr.. VIM. Smith, of this city.
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on the upper Broadway and Mur, street. should be
visited ~ all who wish obtain the finest specimens OF the
art that is possible 70 be obtained in the world, being
sssbshed fact that Pumbes pictures superior to any
otLsr de-
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NINTH WARD AWAKE-A PUBLIC MEETING
IN the citizens Of the 9th Ward favorable the election
Of GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR u tina Presidency, will be
Thursday Evening Feb Sd, 1885, at halpast O'Clock
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EARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR LITY
Property, situated Of the beautiful
Ma,achuse acres buildings perfect order
and three railroads Every thing connected MIKE
desirable residence. Apply II. A. WALTON, Fulton
Hotel, so South street.