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rrWELyJH wARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC
olsst u the l2th ward rssuessi 70 Meet
starTs Fivs Nile House % avenue Tu.gday evening
October Dh, AZ o'clock 20 respond 20 the nominations
made by tie ward and assembly nominating conveatcns
hcetpgs will b. htid a. OF lJth street
and 81 avcHue Harlem Tucfdsy evening st Nsyem-
Der oclock snd Ksrs Blosmu sdale Road aa3 SYST
street saturdty evening ovtmbcr 3D. at eclo'k En-
inent sneakers will adirefs ta by order o. the
Cor ittt III Arrau-ereuts. TDoS. SPOTFORD, Cana.
ynsrru O. gEy, j. v prNET Secretaries
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sIIIppiNG.

ONLY DIRECT NAIL LINE ron SAX FRANCISCO,
" Via ChaFrsson tuesday, l.h Ngv isr. hetaest.IAs
mrrder lNO tons lufthen viii leave Tor tlaLee direct
from tor dock pier y r. on iuctaay, laA Netemher
three o'clock The city val the u =
Walls feT tie aeac steamer q 10 December tatonrers ~
the G. q. M SD Udattcus and somiort not 70
- hsd any other saer sad viii ao Re Transferred from
larse small enc 81 an intstaeea;spsrt Re-
suetd rates q fare - OhagrCa -.
Amer saloon oRy two terths In STATE rooms. ...sl8
Forward salson, state roons. 80. ... iv
Lower cabin.
the above dns AZ the tabls and havs ns Pfivese
% The saloon. -
Storage found wi "a mattress end toarl. 800. SIS
Early Application - necessary 20 secure obces 81 brths
49, " j. HOWARD B. SON, - Broadway.
Tie Empire City will luecsed the Crstcent CITY, sad leave
On ~ La lIrfeF or
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DY JACOB PLATT.-L. G. CARRINGTON, AUCR-
ID Jacob g. Plat will sell this day at 10 o'clock % Plat
street. by OF sssgnees 2OOO and
quantity Sheffield and Brmn Patterns Pattern
CARDS. Guns. Pistols Knives and Forks Pocket aud PEN
knives Scissors RaEOrs, kc and general assortment Of
cutlery aud Heavy Goods in lots suit the
TIM de VI ell A. he drnlar.
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DR. JOHNSON, NO. is DUANE STREET. SO WELL
~ known IN the trcttu-st II sicste dsaserhs Doo-
for s4 IN those half cured that save
existed Tor ysars pre- eminent tonstaonal Weakness
brought On secret bsb setaay cured Recent eases
cured in feur dsva.
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IwroRrANT MEDICAL woRS-EvrRY ONE AZ

fected With diseases would c0nsut bis ine-
rest. ~ obtaining Ir. Ralpts Practical Private trsau -
The nature symptoms rcErcsg aud consequences OF efg
ding diseases resembling venereal Go be oand IN no other
On arrtston. uef Toliati0n much ard tnvauate
Information IL yeu, with tho only true treetent auu cure
Structure SIS perfect and radical cure also gu tes
tte proper doscs fsde 81 Trerernr Ne Nc are "a tdy
gvsn, 80 az to be practically useful 20 ever enc Fey
neral sixth EDITION, 5t1 20. win Iaes t,ss ST.
Seld hy che author es Greenwich So ory pos mslss hte
sddress box o0s lever fOst once Clay Co. puehshef-
3 A mn N.
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DANCING.

HANGING AND Waiting ACADEAY, 81 HOWARD
~ srsssgaor and sigrora Fsrrsrc, besides the Classes
Of Wednesdays and Saturdays, ars forming for
Yeupg Ladies and Masters Mondays aad Thursssys at
half o'clock and Gentlemen At hafpast l. Private
ssirsss TO be given, as usual
HANGING ACADEMY OF NILE. PAULINE DESJAR-
~ dine Of the Academy Royal, Pars at No. Washinx
Place rs Thrd rs Greene aud At her
Edspcs Lsspsrd street For terms ks, apply at the
sidenss Of Nile. r. d., TIA Lsosa-d greet.
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cTANP AND LABEL PRINTING PsEss, roR NER.

CTANP AND IABEL TIMING Pfhit, TOR MhR-
- shant. Drugrsts Seedfmtn aud shsrtfhs subgsrib
maruastrre and have tor sale ltts apparaus cagu
lated 60 print labels Stamps cards, &c, with tnd q
hard stamp new use wood METAL ia 0rdi
nary tyTs stereotype Ts CONSTRUCTION V % simple that
Ls uuderstcod az rlance and readily uses BY
Printing With 70 Effected BY laying the paper
tke ourfscc fud then fry bringing The handle % horfos
position the ch nos only elects the mixing q
the yrc stsmp but the distribution of tie iuk and the
printing 10 compact appearance and Forms
arptnda1e TO tie ooc occupy ing
only nch, BY nine inches TIE price compete with
ZOE Il Co, % and 81 Gold street.
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tIOHIhEAlI "AhS ,t ~. =" ~ ~ ~ ~
Tar Aesisisnt Aid.rusr- RICHARD BUSTED. Tor A.
f,ssorrBryant K.rl.y. Alexander Rsuton. Fer Coasts
blcststac H. Smith gohn Lsbsr for Insreetsrs Eocsa
LIST nistrst isuS " Roessye hsbry Ryef "a Distrsi
John TAYLOR harris Wines "a District, william tnits John
Iynth ta district. John GIBBONS. Thsmas Qui-n School
Commissio Thomas &. Henry. uustsc- Eamund A..
EoFsrs. irfrsrtsr.- John watson.
Ny order Of The ward Con mittss. JOHN GTnDoNS
q. N. CaNFHELr, Secretary. Cltirnss.
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nR. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET. BAs, roR THE
~ last fourteeo confined his practice 70 the treat
.snt Of nsrsuriai sni ether diseases Of delicate ss.urs
Ms the most ssersvssd eases o. ns disease ssA
pectsrxe. -
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II EGULAR PACkET LINE fOR NOVEMBER 18Th
IN San Trarcisco California The superior fast sailing
A. No brig ORBIT Captain ssiR.ris about 20 tons
rassage oriy havinK superior 0astisns xpply
lizard between pierre ard 5, North RIVER, orte
sd. FOWLER ~ West strses
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nR RALPH, AUTHOR or THg "PRACrlcAL FRI-
- sAe Lrcsnse SCI, e. eresssieh street. osse h.sss.
Ste ~ A. p ~, Sunday eSceptesb fhoss yho
srIy N TIE eafy sases N bo srrpr ssd a. he az
and little sttndinS their cure ~ 10 chiefly.
however ruRers from ortaio elsss ~ sss
pie wis properly ssrrcias hr s.rvices In sussus
ron lis rst frcips % ~ grc ,dvtzscd sad sstssss-
iut for tvaa fes I'D very ~ casvs
pr1osss ~ c,s trds rapid c,sT Nd yass
IT, has for slssAa esn ~ tanned e 90 tttt
4 - ID
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nR. MORRISON Is coNTIpE,

III
~ on all disekses Of a ~ - roNsuIrED
years enabeshi~ tally Sor,tr. 81 ~
surss - .s,s ps~--e. - -, ssses are
:sre, ~ss s,,s IN ses.i ssit. ..sss Ds-
-,--ssa weakness he inv ,rshly caLs.e ~
piers, IN lis eIce, apsl Fulton sttsS~
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WANTS.

NNNNNNNN
YOUNG LADY, CAPABLE OF TEA HING TIE
IA French and English languages and required the
dments OF music and drawing wants situation in lo
or as Goyrneis in private family Residence 63 Prince
stre
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NEW BOOKS, DC.
M EOlCAL.

nRU0 STORE FOR sALr.--LOCATfoS TUE MOST
~ central and in the best thorougfae in the city value.
si20O; will be sold for see cash apply carly The aiyer-
tter wishes leave the city Address Expedition AZ tho
Office Of this
CPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. A CHANCE WHICH
- but In century. Drug Store equivalent
fortune TO be disposed Of without none need
apply no do possess $500 In cash Address Pharma
ciep," ~ the ofhce Of this paper.
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I'D and PoprietorTue.day Evening, Oct 80 TO commence
with the drama of THE DLAON LESTER, tho Dutch
mans pream-Hans ketzler Mr. Brougham Rogueingrain,
Lynne; Madame kogueingrsn hB Chapman. After which,
HEARTS AkETRuMPS- aptain Wagstan, Mr.. Broughsm;
Er Gray Lynne Charles Wmot y. W. Clarke Joe Martin,
Burton Trotter, Levers Mary, Mrs. j. Russell susan
Fleci Mrs Brougham. To conclude with the farce of
JOHN NEs-Guy Goodluck Mr. Burton; John Jones' alias
Henry Smith. Honan ELIZA Melton, Miss Barber. Doors
open Ut 81 o'clock-t to commence Az.
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LEuMTnr CnEkokLE colNlal.

NEW MEDICAL SOCK "A tOdfItfB PHAtIttAb
~ vtri, the nature aud catms qi private csees
rtrrfs ard all Kindred affections n TIE urinary orfha
Illustrated ~ number of beautifully coluret Plates
arte life BY Homer Bosfvlok. a. ID. LARGE guaro,
20 raeer "a edition lrcs $40 EAtlact from thc Boston
Ncdcsi ADD Surgical Journal % 70 may Ne said fear s,ys
canal Hccrds Actions wnrk TIE fame famy ~
dsersss and IA. superior TO any the kud pub
lislcd in this coufiry. Author Of the uerk on seanA
Youth edition " ratst Pcs 81 For sale - The Puhh
ers Iovnsc - BsoadwaF sad - ne Auhor
90 Brundway.
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SEII bUHDIRl
> HE Led iuas come forth Lyons Powders 20 taste,
And dis the Instant with wond riul htBtq.
And le Toschse the and The hie and muakett0e3
Receive from the Pow dsrs their fefcrnl ystOsL
NLi'e therasand n de uitSut making their wills
Alter taking dofe - tiele Ttry El1e filf.
The PILE and TIE PcNdcfs are harmless a. waller,
90 90 the ira, cts and ycuin they daughter.
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WANTED.--A SITUATION AS COOK, wASHL R AND
w lroDsr by Good city reference III her
last place Please call at No. 40 Fourth Avenue fer two
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A FOREIGNER HAVING INPoRIEO : NV Pro-
IN dressing slf skin sfer che French fashion,
10 the chofrtft way. stes fud Tsrnar with about
g00 havira about tie came limrolt The pro-
cess he al q skins. and sheep
fhns For further particulars address d. - Herald olce
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GLCOND WARD DEMOCRATIC RALLY.-RATiTfUh-
- rcsnTh. Democratic Republican Lc ctors 81 Tie
Second ard viii assemble ~ Sion-s lst Fulton street,
Tutftay evening Oct tDh az o'clock, TIE
Ior Of their iomiI ,nF ocHn Tee sne % sse
and county ncmiuzang General Malahfte, Florence
rcCsrhy. lieut. james D. Poster AID JoniB q. Phillips
expected the Ing Our Etrar Welsh
viii hand enysu 80 ny order uf the
mir ating CON mlttfe. NlLLlAI DlEANE
AS srffrfarv
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EoR CALIFoRNfs. SAN
IL snd New YORK, via Rio "a
class steam ship LtD DORA will
Of November. She has been -
sengers. and has unsurpassed
or Iassage, apply 70 \
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ANN MOTOR iorRsElF PRIvATE-

NocURE no CBARCE.-DR. MURPHY, on 6 GOLD
~ street HstrGdtnty crrsulttl On al iCrms % ffFrte
diseases recent Of E0ncubda he cure in tao o. four
days on stiiu iord tctDiy and mTotsney sueCessiuy
trtatcdiy ~ mercury uaed lin ift
IRON business Open fro "A n I'LL y A. and FROM 10
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OK OOO no loan At slX PR CENT MFR

EOC. OOO est. on bond ard mortgage on Vroiuctvs
real estate this city, en- ~ $500 ava upward. Ap-
ply ia the Bank ote EyrhrrFs Orhse.tc
JOnN u. CONgEY, No % Wall q.
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X ~, A ~ ,, 49, A., $780, 80. ~, ,
Protecting whatever covered from She action o. the weather
and from TIRE Turtlaftrs slud te particular and that
every barrel MARRIED Ilakts Patent frs Proof Paint
there any tm0unt 81 worthless suunteriet stud IA The
market llsd Gre Iroe PAINT The genuine article for sale
- " Wa BLAEE.
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CIRCUs-AsTOR PLACE.-ARRIvAL AND FIRs1

DARNuMS AMERICAN MUSEuh-P t. BARNUM,
ID Propretor-J Green wood. Jr. Assistant Mnnager-Re
engaged limited period, the Martnetii Family whose
wonderful Gymnasc achievements and Pansomnte deline
ecod their mmutaby with tho tavei
Family. They appear afternoon ard evening Also easagsd,
ous Eser. Mr. r. c. Vemyss dr. Ward. Pete Norris,
Mesrs Merrhold Rose Clark Higgins Misses Leslie. stan
hope Bart and West hsoon exhibition st all hours tho
Boa Constructor large Living Ansonuda Mammoth
Crocodile Admission 20 eens children under 10 OF
az l2lS
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LNXECUTORS SALE or THIRD AVENUE PROPER
II ty by Cole Chiffon, al the Merchants Exchange,
Wednesday 5st instant nine Lots and six Houses and Lots
the southeast Of Third snd Thirty eighth
street Terms easy close the This property will
for before sale For further particulars
inquire Of the suctionecrs, Wall street.
HENRY STORMS Executor, 80 Fulton street.
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ntsCIstihNIsuUs.

fNURTls 4 HARNEYs LONDON DIAMOND GRAIN
y Cuupowdor.--W. 2. BAuIGuis happy 20 anuounce %
those Ct h1 friends and e Tbtc icyot1a tl rt tha
De he's received yer packet tropa On nvoeoot tton ni
assorted brands a Curtis arveys fvor 01rtrT Pow
der Iirrsl rsr lark Jane loud e. from IonAoa and
pocted daily, consisting az diamond ran no. blue canis.
ter ditto No. 2 WHITE thc cetifatcd tand No - long
ditto rife ditto bronii ditto Packed in tct or y lhe
and u bt to uit country purcharer Fer orders appy 20
W. 2. BrouEh at The oGoo CT Abraham Ben Sea- ~ fol-
farH
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NIBLOS OARDEN.-THE KAVEL FAMILY.-TU ES-
day Evening October 30 to commence with an Overture
which daring and elegant feats the Tight Rope by
the Rave Family and Leon Jaye To be followed by the
rich csmic pantomime of ROBERT AND BERTRAND
known the American stage as ROBERT MACAIRE-Cha-
rsctr, by the Rayel Family French Quadre by Robert,
Bertrand the Company To conclude with The psntOmme
called the RED NONE AND WHITE WARRiOR-Rouse.
the Gnome. harze Blanc, the White Warrior Antoine
Rsvel Eugene, Nine MGrre Doors open at half past d.
L eriei MAJ ce TO commence at half. past z.
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NEPTuNEBoUSE FURNITURE-THE SALE OF Mr..
IN kees establishment, at New Rochelle landing, takes
place "Wednesday, St instant the premises BY j.
Beeeker The Furniture excellent prises
40 Patent Wndass Bedstead a Curlad Hair Mattresses
o. Csrpetng and Oil Cloths 200 Chairs great
variety Of Tables Bureaus Sofas Wsshstsnds Pier Glasses,
Sdebosrds Bedding Plated Ware Glass ockey, &c SC.
The street at quarter past Z A. NJ for
Nm kA4h olln
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 3. 1913.


Observation-Disclosures Charge of Murder, etc.
The season OF balls and parties Is Geetlng rapid :
ly away, without any very noted public enter
taipments taking place to vary the amusements Of
our beaux and bellies. 1t has been asked why the
hosts OF cur principal hotels do not follow the ex-
ample Of those Of your city, and have succession
Of balls in their establishments. The beautiful
dining rooms ofthe United States, Jones's, the Co.
lumbia House, the American, the Washington,
and others, could not be used for better purpose
occasionally. 1t would add much to the gallery of
our city.
Alfred ]. Heston, the police officer mentioned IN
my last, as having been severely wounded, is bet
ter to-day. There are hopes that he will recover
A lrehtful accident occurred at Baldwin's loco
motive foundry about noon to-day. A long car,
upon which some men were at work, upset. and
killed one by the name OF John Tay lor, and dam
eeroususly wounded another named VIM. Mellon.
The latter was conveyed to the hospital. Both I'M
marned men.
William Barry, arrested here a day or two eince
as tugiuve from Justice, and placed in the city
lookup 10 await requislton from the Governor of
the State of New York, escaped this morning
throuo h the carelessn OF the turnkey.
A colored man named johnson has been COM
united 10 prison on a charge OF having caused the
death OF his wife by setting her cloihing on fire
while intoxicated. The horrd affair occurred about
ten days ago, WHEN II was attributed to accident
The evidence Of a criminal intent pretty strong
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TAlkTlETH CONGRESS-.
SECOND SESSION.
House Of Representative.

WAsHrNeros, Fgs. 1s49
FEw WORDS ON TEMPERANCE AND ARDENT SPIRITS -
oRoo ABOLISHED.
The House resolved itstlf into Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of the Union. and renewed the
consid,raton Of the bill makog appropriation for the
naval tsrvice Tor the year ending June &c, 1850
An amendment OF Mir. ROCKWELL, OF Con necticut
was pending from yesterday, VIZ that in lieu OF the
sIiE ration four cents per day sha be ao wed the
ssior nor thnU liquor be kept On board any publie
ystrI, except a. an article Of medical stores
Mr.. SHEfcK-l with To add, prescribed by the sur
geon Of he chip " IL to me that the House Ia
doing what it does not well understand The navy
ration 10 salt meat bread 20, estimated at zoe The
flit ration formerly served out officers
ana boys half pint OF whiskey q day. IL was
fervtd out three times day, mixed with Just
stryed out TO every nun. In ts5i the quantity
was reduced two gils; and iDstsa of being served
three times n day, IL IL terved but twice a dsy-a
qrsrt.r Of o pint Of whiskey and water each time
All together IL is not enough to make drunk;
but the cDtleman from Connecticut thinks IL will
epgtDder bad habits This fatisn costs the govern
meIt FIVE eiehtbs Of cent and, allowing for wasage,
gay cent. II the sailor does not take the cens
worth Of wbiskey he gets four cents. In 1911 when
the prit ration reduced the sailor allowed
fpgsr and tea lieu OF be part deducted We should
ROT interfere With TIE free agency Of the sailor 1t
THAT he iacis who take the money instead Of
the grog do 20 for the purpose of buying when
they sryiye IN pert withdraw my anne ndment.
Mr.. KING. Of Georgia desire TO offer amend
merit Strike out and Insert, The s. crtsry OF the
Navy authorized TO limit the Of erdent spirits
lar ~ he can, 80 as TO promote the efficiency Of the
service There has been and always will be- untjt the
quetroB hrsly settled great deal OF controversy
10 10 etapedithcy and proprsty Of using spirits In
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Married.
On Wednesday, Jan. 3lst. by the Rev. d w Clark
Mr.. JAMES w. DEvEAU to Miss CAROLINE M. FOWLER


Died.
On Wednesday evening, 8lst ut., ELIzABErH, daugh.
ter Of Robert and Anna Denyer, aged years and
months.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Suddenly. on the % inst RICHARD w. WILLIAMS
son Of Richard w. and Mary E. Williams aged 2 years
and months.
The relatives and friends Of his father also the men,
bers Of the Mercantile Lodge. No. AZ o. o. F.. are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Sunday
the 4th inst at O'Clock. from the residence Of his
father, $50 Bro0me. corner Of Mulberry
At the residence of her grandson, Or X. Gilbert,
Esq.,) In Dorchester, N B., 21st ult. Mrs KEzIAH,
widow Of the late Mr. Robert Of that place aged
81 She was q native Of New YORK, and went to New
ok with her husband at the of the revou
tiobary wsr In 1853
On Friday afternoon, I'd inst, HENRY DEvELrr only
son Of Patrick and Margaret Develin, aged ii
and 10 days.
Their friends, and those of his brothers In law Paul
Cox and Patrick MoLougbln respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral from 464 Bowery, Sunday az
ternoon, 4th nst. ut o'clock. His remains will be
taken to BrookIin for ipterment
On Friday evening Feb 2, WILLIAM, son of James
H. and Jscptha McGrath. aged IA months and % days
The fiends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral sunday afternoon at o'clock from loo West
Seventeenth street.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE.

PHILApELPHIA, Feb 3.-Frst Bo0rd.-l00 Norris b5 o.
PennA Bank, 1906 S1O Pepna Sc 7S $1,000 do b. 78 $1,000
ehsn.s ssnl 2e s. schuyki Navigation stock 49, Farm
Perna 6s 81 80 Girard II TX; OU Bank 3D. Bet,ceen
Bodrds-60 North American Inurance 8 5000 Penaa 5s
90 do Tw III lo DO Tuesday Second Borrd2oc Crard
2Ssx Sta1 Camden and Ambsy Bonds $3.50 Penna So 77X
$a 0do IN $1,000 S6s 90 1885 $4,000 Penna g. 30 S2V
g. $50; Kentucky Banh, 50.
BOSTON, Feb 2-Brokers share Boston Lowell
Railroad 666 do Bosan and Wore Railroad lO6 s. do do
I 80 do Bos and Maine Railroad l06 1875 do Reading
S ~ 40 20 R. 40 40 40 49,
l!9 Edo Rutland Railroad 7O bde Old Colony Railroad
10 do Fast Boston Co Sx 10 do o-tsmeuth steam Mills 81
do Traders Bank 9 dividends Auburn and Rochester RR
25 $4,000 stae5s 1857, 9b4 Feb. Second Roard4 shs
iO23 do do 02x ding Railroad liz
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Bold BuReLARIEs-Another series of burglarics
were peiI eiraied al an cary hour this mprning, IN
Bridge sir,et, and, usual, the perpetrators there
Of conducted he affair with such adroitness as TO
escape without leaving any sort OF clue to their dis
covely One OF the victims OF these ro0berles Is
John w. Cochran, one of the Aldermen of
Tie Seventh ward, who resides at No. 293 Bridge
street. AZ an early hour he was awakened by
creakiie on the sairs; but, suposiDg it caused
by The servant, he paid no attention to it. On
aTlsng, however, he found his psnIaloons and vest
missing; but u box In which the silver plate is
ttuslly deposited was undittuibed. Other portions
OF The house were then examined, and it was
found that on apartment occupied by Mr.. Coch-
rams daughter, who was on a temporary visit
there, had been entered, and robbed of her gold
watch and lewery, valued at over $50 Mr.
tocbran's clothing was found in the basement,
riled OF a pocktt.book containing $50. The two
houses adjoining Alderman Cochran's were also
entered IN similar manner, and stripped of pro-
perry OF various kinds, valued at 1900. The
ihleyes then went 10 Willouehby street, and en-
mhd lhfee houses near st. ThOmas's Church.
ihey IansscBed every room, and made very
heavy lit Brooklyn 6dvottstr, Feb /.
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Cleared.

Clear0as
Piass DO; Slate Gardiner Howell Colombo Pray NosIssn
BaIs-Keois Mcguire. San Francisco Arsn whteyssy.
F Golfer S Sas
Biiiow I az. s. lsIi' Hicks Ba'y w. -..'' ~ W.
Ton se. y peaS . s rsr Pos1
Sequence, swan savannah John.on WIDEN; Anu Smith.
c &C.: Sd.sa Sle1s
nsr. Providence; Fish. Niiiard FAN River.
Arrived.
sr ship seed Gunds Liverpool - dsys with mdse and $50
ga g Assxy
"is1 Ca Liverpool days. with n.
2ls passengers, 70 W syrnes
sPs H. with md' lS'
ssn.a SD vS G
York The heavy lost sail: and rigging
t wiz wreck Of sohr Lamartine, Of Belfast Abandoned
Bars james Andrews Sf gOston French. Palermo Dec with
fruit T. cssmseraD Phelps Dec pa sea an am brig bead
letter the Jan Il Is i5 lon IS A. spoks bark
Aranda Bolman, IssSoro. da, 18th marble to
master The has heavy weather.
ss Of to. % a the e off s
o. th ult of Great Egg harhor while reens main
carried away her oromas head Of cut water Sa
warb and stove bow lost all head SAILS started her leaking
By; dsrstoOd lin to say he was sinking did not sss
him he out of sst 10 about minutes
poted he must have sunk Next Cornish
passengers being short Of provisions they might leave the
brig could the boat for that This rem
New Yorh for w,lminsto hove Of the
five Of the went the boat her af getting
alongside OF the sch b. misma the boat up
sterwardseaw two her 6otom supposed the must
have downed the Lore lowered her boat ami
them and rcceedo In getting two Oh Ia Safety sohr
proceeced her passage. The follow the Of
passengers a. seamen -Franciss Neuhof 0unther Carl
Joseph Brown and Jack 1.-THE captain did his
Big cbsre Smith. Geor.etown days. with ndss Badger
Brig Rodgdon BodsdOn. Nusvias II day with mdss to Hot
s Olive SUMNER Fastrort days. with mas. to sturges
Co na In with schr julia Ann Esther Eliza for
Virginia Freetown Ma) Andros NorleAas via Nor
fos days with dse the The put Norfolk
In dstess with loss Of rudder main loom and sailA
schr 1 . Brewster. Horton. Wilmington NC
s schr r. ny Ora, s,cspsD. Ply n 1nth NC,
Schr les &C Rerel, yones, Virginia
schr r Marsh. Van Name Virginia.
scbr Exsmpie. Van Name. Virginia
Schr Az crt Hale, Fireman. orfolk.
Sohr Meridian, bart Baltimore.
Schr Mankin latourette Baltimore.
Schr Olympus, Cole, Baltimore
Below.
Ono ship, one bark and one brig.
Sailed.
SteSmshp Norherner Charleston; ships Charleston Charles
ton; fa California; Atlantic NOrleons Daniel
Caiforn brss Mary Ann, California;
James Whiting, do.
Bark Stafford California. anchored in North River
rrnnuAnr s-wnd. At sunrise NV; meridian, do; sunset