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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-16
CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY, Jan. l5-D L. N.
BREAnsTufFs -Flour was more active, the business
reaching $500 bills. common Southern at 81 49, a 81
90 ordinary to choice State at ST so 81 and
mas 70 at sea a. Kys
a5--none sold Wheat seemed firm; the sales including
$4,000 bushels good to prime white Genesee at 81 10
eo00 bushels mixed Western and yellow Southern fetch
ing 65c Domestic oats were in fair request at Al 46c
an advance. Rye and barley were neglected
market
FRrcHTs Engagements to Liverpool continued light
without change in rates. OF moment Cotton continued
TO go forward at d. grain at 3D. flour and rosin at Oh
while cheese and dead weight were nominal TO Lon
don eco ceroons Of Peruvian bark taken at 3ts
with some Tote of measurement goods a. 25s. To avre
cotton was pretty freely Offering at izc.-whie ashes
and bark remained the To California there wa.
tsir business doing, at 10 60c per foot
Provisions did not vary much the sales including 200
bts prime and mess pork at $40 81 S14 and Sli rs
SID 20-a slight decline; 100 bbls. prime and
beef at former rates; 360 do beef hams AZ SIC 50 SI3
70 per 22o lbs; $50 do and 200 kegs lard, az o. "a,
and 9 3tfc: and so 0C0 lbs. Western middle bacon
attic per 10 respectively so bbs plain picked .houl-
ders and hams were purchased at 6 s. c per 10,
real EsTATr-Saes by auction Two story house
sud lot 10 Bedford street a feet inches by 16 iect
deep $685. two story brick houses and lots 81 20 aud
IS Commerce street each lot 10 by so feet sold in
parci or fooo Tour stoIy mouse ana lot " tfteenth
street sSGe0 fur story house and lot 10 Union Square,
s2O four story brick store and lot 2l0 South street
also vacant lot in the buhead in front OF said
premises. $l3s00 two story brick house and lot 225
Lewis street ST 80; do do 236 do $4,000 four story
DO do i06 Eighth street 81 CSC three story de- do 6S3
Fourth street. $500; do. do 6s3 DO S3050 lot OF
ground and two story frame house ad dining,
81 SEQ; do do do 1515 three story brick house with
Two story brick house and lot l22 Bowery $40 s00
three story brick front house and lot 81 Grand street
$500 Property in BROOKLYN IL lot corner Court
stree. and Union avenue 81 500; do on Union avenue
adjoining, 1856; do do do $685. do Court strset
adoinng $780, lot corner Court an2 President streets
81 i70 do on Court street adjoining, 81 070 do.
President street do 81 $780, do. do do DO. siIlO;
do do. do. do, sl0i5.
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on Wednesday Jan. L. after an Illness ofiwo months
which she bore with the Teekness and resignation Of
true Christian REsEccA the beloved VIE o. Mr. Charles
j. Stewart Of l02 Hammond street AGED 2j years aud
% days 1t may be truly said Of her that size lived be-
loved and dies lamentcd by Al that knew her.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
requested 10 attend her funeral thi. lay at hslfpat
O'Clock from the re,idence of her father Mr. William
Brandon. Tic Mulberry street.
on Wednesday, Jan IL RoBrEr C. pr Ma crllN,
aged 10 years.
His friends and Relatives and those of biz father Dr.
Edward Prebe de Marcellin respectfully invited to
attend his funeral without further invita- ton from The
residence Of his uncle, Mr Robert Chew, 105 Fourth
avenue. to. morrow, Jan IL, at 20 A. VI. us remains
will &c taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
On Friday Jan. O. Of CONGESTION Of the lungs, GtoHer
- NJ only child q Jonathan q and Anne q Trotter,
aged months and Is days
On wednesday. Jan. L. after q long Hines. hNNF
HuGr in The 10th year II her ase
Her funeral will take place at clock, a; her resi-
dence. Fstbush, L. l.
On Thursday Jan l5. Of d.ease Of the heart IoIIx O
W,Nsrow, in the 35th year OF his are,
The relatives and friends Of the family. also tho
befs of Company Il, ith Regiment (artillcry)
quested TO attend hi. funeral Sunday, Jan. Is az
o'clock 7 NJ, bis late residence 10f First street.
His remains viii be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery for
iutpImppt
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The American Artists AsSoclafiou.

Tine DISrRiRUTioN or TpL.PRiIEs At HorE HAZEL.
Last svenir the distribution Of the prAes Of the Anne
rican Artists Association, took place at Hope Chapel
broadway. and vas well attended.
William waleott ESQ the President, having called
the meeting order mate interesting adIres. which
We shsll publish to-mcrrow.
The following committee appointed 20 as.is. in
the craving of the prize,.- Charles Crosby Herman
Atw.u " schsus q n stuart A little child about
eight year, id took the uckess at curious old tin
wheel not 90 handsome AZ these Of the Art Union but
just rs honest. There only single wheel and that
simpahtd the drawing very much ana nobody OBJECTED
to il Ter nobecy dreamed 81 the being any foul Ilsy
Tn. PRECEDENT snncunced that there were twenty nine
pr5,s in ali They we're jTgwn - follows
No;l.-HGorer Brother ptsd Deer. painted ty vii.
" s,ssre ~. g,F, F' ''''s"i'' the T'''' ly Go
~ ". Dls.;, Th. Emi,r,n', taking their last Look
E4.-Joseph $. Taylor John Anderson ny Joe, ty WI
samuel j. Tarsou. L,adte'p. by j. williamson.
G.~B b c Curtis. TIC csmestas, by wllism Wal.
.y-Rcbsts barAs. L'ndsHs', BY J. Williamson. value
H. 'g y y FSsss
fRsyr9 L'1 81. 7 81, o 81 u ~ h' y.as
gdzird Welser. w.tsr scsne. =, z n4 y.. -,
nj A,s,g. 1ieBetssr on, " ria.S YsIos $S 81.
Nv. J.. :. a,s5tor. Iad.,o E,nsera, ny wtieun
Ns 6,L,, n. y;ey o, y q, Foibs ~ r nsyl Va.
10 -Geary, 3, rtsoy. Liads3Ne. " whtmron. Va
u ~ j.. cseela.1 pl.:ars Is cnpts. y csctaso. Va.
.yF KtAo'top. las@,,pe, - @,Hsman. valve,
~ patrsi Essierrsp. Landscape, BY Williamson. on
','gF,,r y sT,9 iaaG'.I,. Y williamson
.5-iarr Ctteein. Lsldsaapei ~ brnth. Falee, 80.
Z, so ,,, E' ,,. .sss',gs " WA,oA'
Mr. Young. Coaten piitioo ~ .larg value, 500.
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On Thursday Jan. l., at ST. Luke's Church, by Rev
J. II. futile. Mr.. Mann q MmieN to SAKhn BoRrch all
OF this city.
At Sing Sing. Jan :. by Rev. W. 8. M,els, Mr. Ron
INT 3 GnsrS to Miss EL2.Errn s. Pray. daughter Of
the lite Joseph 9. Perry, all Of Sing sing.
January H. by Rev. J, u. Hagany, pastor of Vs.try
street church, Dr. 2 T. D. MosRE surgeon to RuHAAi
Mama Bum.
Near Blocmipgburg, Orange county. on Tuesday eve
ming Jan. IL, by Rev John Reed Jtugs v 4. SnrLps.
OF this city TO MANY sLsTrR daughter of Rob Slater
Esq, Of Crawford.
Az liinsdale Mass, Jan. H. by Rev. A. c. Pierce, Mr.
~. W. @. THOMPSON. Of San Francisco TO Miss M.Riov
only daughter Of Obadiah Brown Esq
In the Laigtt street Baptist Church Ian Is by Rev
Isaac Ncstcott CHARtrs GRrESoUcIf. EsQ cs Albany
to M.hrai daughter Of silas Spauding Esd OF Mon
roe county, N u
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II.
There considerable activity in the stock market TO-
day There appeared TO be an anxiety the part OF
hoders Of Erie Railroad stock TO get rid Of it, Reading
Railroad quite active. Morris Canal Long Island
and al the email stocks In demand. At the fret
board, Erie Bonds 1862 advanced 4 per cent. Morris
Canal, "a; New Jersey Zinc Company, a; Norwich and
Worcester, "a; Reading Railroad, al Harlem Railroad
X Erie Railroad, IL. At the second Board New Jersey
Zine improved a per cent; Reading Railroad, q; Har-
lem Railroad, i; sus,ex Company, Il. Norwich and
Worcester declined ~ There large sales Of Nor.
wich at the afternoon board, and the market closed
heavy
The receipts at the Office OF tho Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to day, amounted to Sl208el 60 payments
$l07 los 06, balance, Sl.1SS,7lS 2s.
Tho steamship FL Dorado, from Chagres brings enc
million Of gold dust freight and 1T Is said three hun
dred thousand dollars in the hands passengers The
Panama ct Panama, from San Francisco brough. down
about ST. 100000 in gold dust OF which fI07lT55 was
for New York, $4,000 for London, and s3524i tor
New orleans.
The Bank for Savings has declared dividend payable
the 1eh inst at the rate OF FIVE per Per
than I've hundred dollars and at the rate
Ct four per cent on large sums.
The Bowery ssvngs Bank, at the same rate as the
Bank for Savings, and payable tie same dsy.
The seanens Bank for Savings at the rate Of ss Per
cent sums Of five hundred dollars and under and Of
Eve per cent on larger sums.
The Philadelphia AMI Trenton Railroad Company have
declared semi annual dvl dend Of four per cent, to
which the Camden and Amboy Railroad Company add
one per cent, making five per cent
According to the message the Governor of New Jer
sy the receipts into the Treasury OF that State during
the year, Sl39IdG 20 which, with $4,000 80 on
hand January lst, 1861, makes the available funds
&l6216s Co. The disbursements Sl5o905 27, leaving
balance in the Treasury Of sl63 13 The total revenue
for 1852 estimated at $l3664s b. and the dsburss-
ments $l35bT0 leaving a balance in the Treasury Of
SLOTS 10. The State the School Fund S363s6 o.
and there is State loan due and unpaid Of $50 GOO,
making total Indebtedness of S7l.346 or
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City Intelligence.

Tits WEArRER-TBE STREETS. since yesterday morn
ing decided change has taken place in the state Of the
atmosphere Tuesday end Wednesday it was intensely
Geld, while bitter, piercing wind prevailed for of
the time. Yesterday forenoon there considerable
difference in the stand CT the Thermometer which as
cenaed severa degrees during the afternoon The air
soft, mild, and exhilarating dissolving the ice
the streets and sidewalks, whch have been
the of many serious aud fatal accidents during
the last week and entirely attributable to the neygence
Of the city authorities Now that the weather giving
opportunity Of being relieved of this noxious and
distressing difficulty, hope that venerable city
magistrates viii not consider it iucurrng too much
trouble to enforce the bylaw requiring Of every citizen
under penalty that he clear that part of the pavement
sidewalk which is before his premises and thus reuder
walking safe AND secure We shall whether the pro-
visions Of the law be complied with.
ANOTHER Pave IN THE GREENWICH AVENUE School
There was another panic in the Ninth ward school in
Greenwich avenue yesterday afternoon caused by an
alarm Of FIRE. The frightened children screamed and
scampered around the like little manacs; the
teachers very promptly closed the DOORS and of the
boys determined upon making their egress jumped from
the second story windows As the recent me
lsnchoy OCCASION parents rushed to the school house
from al quarters and had it not been for the energy and
determination Of the police who prevented them from
entering the building it is quite probable that several OF
the little would have been either killed MANNED
in the mad endesvors their parents to bring them out
The children attending this school appear be
with the idea that their lives not safe and il
slate falls upon the floor it the whole Of them
sthis lhc uoubc sHOuLu DC given up ioT HWulie anu
other places procured wherein to teach IL would be
well to divide the scholars into five six parcels else
there il great danger of another awful calamity Detailing
them.
THr R,yfRs Ter The rivers and bays during the
ast two days have been very much obsructed by large
shoals Of ice floating down the rivers 1t with the
utmost difficulty that the ferry boats could force
passage through such fields Of ice and vessels
were carried away from their anchors Yesterday
ing, however the rivers toeIably clear Of these
Instructions.
PRIMERS BsNauEr Great preparations being
made BY tie New York Topographic Society, to cele-
brate IN becoming manner the anniversary of Frank.
Inns birthday, which will occur the 10th lust The
exercises viii take place ut Nblos and the est
vtss will he concluded by magnificent banquet We
have glanced at the order of exercises and salts
fed that the celebration will be Of great interest
and will give general satisfaction. The proceeds viii
he devoted TO the benefit Of the printers free library
tickets be obtained at No 500 Broadway and at the
principal book stores.
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Corr pITAr IN Enthusiastically force Of
example is wor derful. Initiating Louis Napoleon
the women Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, on the
visit Of hcssuth, Tuesday last, to The Legislature
cf that Stae, marched in body being several
hundred in number, into the hall Of the House OF
Representatives, and ri e arms Il this, elected
he members, and took possession OF the seats
They would no. bulge foot, and the old Keystone
state was completely under pettcoat govern
mtn,. Nc JGdo and he }ige, for an entire day. Tae
members the House pronounced ag ainst the /" in.
terventior,' bat their efforts were failure. The
military were called out to suppress tho outbreak
but the measures taken to bring the feminine re
lutionists under we're not successful till late at
night. What viii be the ultimate result Of this
noveMen. we will no! conjecture. il the ci0yenaes
Of Harrisburg are in earnest, We advise them to
send for Lola Mortes forthwith, to intervene and
render them active, material, ard operative
aid she will fix the Dutch and Quaker
lesis'ators. ~ the by, the Counties. would make
an excellent match for Dsylvsnia's fayorte
son, and tie decided addition to HE admiristra.
ton, if be il elected President. She would give it
sonle spirit and mininess. Indeed, h.r alliance
would greatly increase his chauces Of suc,sss Il
would have grand efTec: in Europe. to see her
Prcsidentess OF THE happy lend q freedoms and
libCTties.' regulating our "gloroaz peoples" as
Lola and kossuth calls rs.
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hos, M, CArroy Lose, ANo rus ABOLITION
PENNY PEEss.--Jhe koa.uth journals are very
violent in their abuse Of Captain Long, of the Mis-.
srp figalo, account Of az odicill iest- Of bis
tlat they have discovered on file al Washington,
~ n ference % hcssu'h and his movements While On
boarl TIC American ship Of war. 1udy say he is
30 gentleman, and ell him "a brutal olackgu1rd,
rlo 1isgraced BIS profession anu his county"
This ia tho most violent and offensive lapguose We
have set seen but II "a al voV appropriate l.,
abolition penny papers in desperate state of
existence, spending al The ratio OF $4,000 year,
Without a.y prospect of repayment. /. Is due,
however, 70 Captain Long, that The facts occur-
Rag Oh board the Mississippi should oome oat. A
stop would be thus put 10 The Safeguarding or
these scuriions journals Or their attempts to in.
iDc the character Of the gallant captain would b
rendered perfectly innocGous. Asi. IL, they have
not much power to hurt him bat let the whole
truth come out, and they arc completely k.led
Let us have Tho letter on he
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The steanship Union Capt. Budd arrived this morn
ing from chssrea co Kingston ehs left the former
port the 9th inst, and detained twenty four
hours at Kingston for coal Made the run fcm there in
eight dsye and nineteen hours Lett u g. ship Of war
Albany ct chsgres-al, well.
Everything quiet ct Chagres
IL reported that the Bitisb Admiral ct Kingston
had ordered Il B A. brig ofwar Express stationed 81
Ban Juan Dc Ncaaeua to Kingston for the purpose Of
holding Court Of Inquiry the case Of her firing
into tho PIometheus. 1t will be iecolected that our
Kingston eorresponden. reported the in bis cores
pondence, which we published on Sunday.
The following came passengers in the Union:
Rh Turner, r Rosenbsum, Riverio. Cortos II Prray
Lemon. bsgueiand. A Il Brown, l. Booth, c L Ma
somber + p Chase, Turner. Dana, L BullsYd q 8
Warren Lehberser, 2 Bpokell, veorhes. Storm,
Lindsey, Asaerst n. Berry. v cS.mseIs. Nc.
culiouph. v Sweeney Brown. " sampson, J Jones,
osr iIDssr 5Snss 'sw ssory
pen. Hesord. Claire, l. Simpler. Vauresson, J
Wood, Rice, Logan; Ihayer, 81 Neniy. Wooster,
nori.y, Wsls Morley Mills. Saith killisp.
mor II aorgsn, Peters. smith, Epsilon. Il Con-
ner, VIZ Wier, Kaufman, II aaii Crane. Pau.
reEins' naa,lir Tarlin Coz, Morrison, Cooley.
10y. mil J Bowen; 6M th,lsch; Whitney y LIB
smith asd hog. Massey. sper. Burgeos Dandy.
J wallace. = ysnabie, @ W Blake. q Whiasidsr, @
Cadmore. W Warren. 2cllinton. Gushing, D Whar-
Biir, wiihamson, " Indvsr. i ii Fesslee G croasp.
N Carpenter JH SOU Derner, j Bryant, Cooper, nv
schemes La,den. Hayes Sheldon, Felt. Fisher.
y semsrs and - in The steeyage. Prom kingeton--J
Es
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Court Calendar for This Day.

SUPREME CouRT.-SrEcIAL TERM Nos 81 80, 90, :, S,
so, 10 rs CO. 20, II. 49, a. IS and rs CRcur CoURr-
Nos 81 III to and in gliding 1877, 1882 l4o al
COMMON PLFAs--TRIAL TeRM-Part mos &C. loo,
l1, 1l3 1l5 III 10 1875, l27 129, 49, 49, 1885, 49,
$50 Part Mos o. 1872 100. &C. 1876 l40 l50 1872 ISL,
l56, lE8 1Go. l62 lei, 165 l6S
SUPERIOR CorHr--TRI.L TERM.--Nos. S, l13, 81, I2s,
154 49, a. rs. 167, IT, 45, 49, las o. 122 124 49,
III Q, 81 I'D ls3 1877 lac 100, 1911 1873 1874 1875 1ee
1865, le9, ECO to EOS inclusive.
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ElGHTH CONG REsslONAL DIsTRIcr.-AT AN AD-
or,hed nsens q Tho Delegates Of the vwslfth
sste 70 the Democratic Republican Batmore cons enton
neId 40 HebheId's Unea Hall. Of twenty second
ss,5s H. q
WARD and benjamin. = F.,rchia the N.o.eensh ware
T. Henry, Wm. Henry Rsgsrs, Allen, HebserG Ccrncii
Conehhp., hcLevy Durham. Wood, PARCELS SsctI and
On notion tho Convention proceeded to select delegate
to Baltimore by ballot Lorenzo D. Shepsrc vac mani
monsly chosen such delegate
On motion, George d. Davis vas uEanimonslv slosen
alternate defeaate.
On motion the convsn'isa K Ea SLL is
H Hrs.; =. sSA, n.,n' Secretaries.
ATA MEETING OF THE EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL
Democratic District Convention of the Stote % New
street. the Convention permanently sL.ed by she
and CART sssssr Jr the
Secretary. On motion, TIL Convention ballot
ward, deiegsto to baltimore Couventop ana James
J.. Curtis. OF the Eighteenth ward, as alternAts.
On notion, tho toll wing resolution unanimously
70 the sonyontion, and 20 TIE delegate alternate
delegate to tho Baltimore Convention for Eighth
trict.
Resolved That this convention in accordance with the
ptnents OF tho people of tho ghth Congressional Dis
:nguished domooa Lev is Cass for Predout OF the
United states and they in ardent
disnguhed statesman by the delegate dele
cato y the National ton from the Rr6 ID Congres
sioEsl Distrct OF the Stste OF New York.
On motion tho con tiop adjourned.
David >. jackson, A. III. Garrett Thomas NueeAt.
John Murphy, Terrence MCGUIRE, delegates ircm tAe
Twelfth ward rhomss s. Henry, Harry a. wsr;s, James
Eighteenth ward; john Qrnn. Patriok Maeeyscn Patrick
heGuiTe James Gallagher Garr II. STRIKER, sr delegates
DAVID s. JACKSON, ctsirunsn
GARRETT H. SrByKRR, in. secretary.
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baisr, "a Broadway, corner 81 Leon .rd street, sen
81 tho balance 81 ber winter stock below price
Which will astorsh the ladies. Their assortment embrace
Everything that lady family desire in iry good
Good Calico cd yard; English Merino 2s French do
and 50 On 10 the end of the chapter.
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5umpon snd disease, on Mondays and 1huredays at AZ
Greenwich street On those days the Office and parors
thrown publicly opsn TO the medical culy aud all persons
wishing TO hear and the miraculous effected
tween the hours OF nine and two. H. ASTEN Secretary
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famous "Kosah style the bsss Devonehire kerseye
beaver ard pos cloths and every shade and color
SELLING the Union Hail Clothing Warehouse corner
fulton and Nassau streets psices commensurate with
the ad an3e Of She season.
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earle 81 Wgs are pronounced hho most perfect tston Of
yet invented Those wanting worry superior article
mould oai ~ BArCELf RS celebrated viz FACTORY, Mo-
Wall airse whore DO found the lEysest and beat az
softfacpt in Abe clay. Copy the kddreas
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The New Hat Company, Nos. 1iG aud
lIS Nassau street.. One luslty price tS3.. and
abatement also, the Kossuth Hats Plush Csps. Nc.
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elmo received The strongest citmoaals Of medicine
" Ie world for tho Of DYbpepsa Asthma and General
Etby and 10 worthy tho attention and confidence Of oil
Who remedy for these plants Bold Wholesale AND
B. Co, 3lC DTca6ssy.
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San Francisco Markets.

The arrival OF the mail steamer and the departure
Of two steamers, have absorbed the whole attention
OF the principal part OF the mercantile co immunity,
tho sales OF Merchandise have been very limited It
10 twenty eight days since have mad arrival
from the American Atlantic ports kept the Sea Witch
with z. NJ. g. Ccs stores, and the vapars also, after
long passage. This causes more frmness in many
tces The arrivals Of -four have also been very small
including certain number Of pounds 1--WE forget how
mapy) reported in one OF the papers from Oregon
The attention Of wheat growers in Chile has been
much nterered with by recent disturbances there ADD
should they continue 70 this month which is the periad
Of saving their grain the results viii be unfavorate
to expected supplies The from Valparaiso las had
sufficient effect 80 parties who offered sell
Saturday, to put their prices up considerably.
Stocks have been without any movement to day; no
rapsactjoDs attemptPd
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cothing establishment and and jast the articles
on wsnt-ehoor graceful and durable ht.ing'0 T. We
have rerienced this luxury al T. SMITHS ready made
Clio tnr Store No. 2 Fulton street. and would advise
,rends to try their luck.
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Tburlow Weed, Esq writes from Paris. that
Lola Monies lis by means bad she has been
presented and less fra than hundreds OF European
ladies in high life, who pass without public scandal +"
Mr. w claims to have learned good deal Of her history
from a reliable source
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ncls Fur Store, ~ Broadway.-A Furs reduced
half price IT, b. wishing TO eject entire clearance OF his
FurE previous to commencing his sprng Straw trade has
subjected them Gil to the above reduction Some Of the
chlss Stone Marten Ladies' this is the chance
far
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Commercial Bank, Perth AmbOy.-NOtes
on ths bank redeemed At rs cent discount by
Evans 10 AMI u Fulton street in payment for ready INSIDE