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lHoRNERis ANATOMY AND
HISTOLOGY;
lCHEIUS SURGERY, 8 vols;
hnLLER's PRINCIPLES AND
PRACTICE SURGERY;
FERGUsoN's SURGERY;
DRUITT'S SURGERY;
GIBsoN's SURGERY;
cHURCHILL's, DEVICES AND
CHAILLY's MIDWIFERY,
RAMsBoTHAMrs, GooCH's
AND MoREA US MID
WIFERY;
CHURCHILL ON DISEASES OF
FEMALES;
AsHWELI, CoLoAIBAT AND
DEVICES ON DISEASES OF
FEMALES;
WOOD d BAcHE's L. 5. Dls-
PENsARY;
DUNGusoN'S MATERIA MED
ICA. 9 vols;
HooPER's, HoBIYN's AND
DuNGLIsoN'S MEDICAL
DICTIONARIES.
J. B. STEEL, 60 Camp street
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OPPOSITE COMMERCIAL PLACE
MEDICAL TEXT BOOKS,

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.Lsss- FoR ASSOCIATE JcnGE OF TILE Srpnrn

CouRTAt tht Eeqaes friends members Of the bar and
others a. n. OGDEN, parish Jefferson has consented Ia
become candidate for the occ ASSOCIATE JUSTICE or THE
SUPREME COURT FROM THE SECOND DISTRICT. feg Ia
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For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME

CouKrAES TAYLOR candidate office Of ASSOCIATE
JUSTICE or THE SUPREME COURT OF THE OF LOUIS.
lana at the election 10 be holden the first Monday April in
the Second District comprised Of that portion city New or
ns above the middle street the parishes of Jefferson st
Charles ST. John Baptist ST. James ASCENSION Assumption aiource
Interior Teueuoune, West Rouge Iberyi. fs tie
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Jss- FoR ASSOCIATE JUDGE or TIE SUPREME
coU RI Judge A. NJ. BUCHANAN is candidate for the
Office Of ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT the election to he held on
the hr Mnda OF Apr Dtrie, is composed of the
Parishes PaIuemns ST. Bernard rgt hank Of the rye
snd that portion Of the city o, Se Orleans Julia st. jape4
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a ~ or the least pain.-Dr. from Wsrsn,
81 Poland has the honor ladies ana
Il keaefa 81 ths place, that he u1rskes tbe ii
sraaeaton c0RNS NAILS eyefy fad an
OF biz composition. - y .1eahssi IN EIiAifs
the space Of fifteen mautss
satisfaction Of carrying the Corn in III hand
d. Is 10 possession number of
clans and hh parts and BY
nav been
ssT Ss p tho ~ give attendance pass
aov and from to three IA
-''''"'" R"1flSan = - 9it
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gas~ For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT CouRr.
RICHARD H. BARKER is candidate JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT ORLEANS or the Court Which
may succeed it undet the Constitution. fell ts
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LOUISIANA STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

", I
In compliance with the foregoing request special meeting Of the
Louisiana State Medical Society Medical Hall of the
University Common st. FRIDAY EVENING Feby o'clock
Members OF the Physico Medical Society," Regular Physicians
licensed Arothesrso the city and State respectfully
attend. NJ W PtcToN NJ ID
Gis atep President of the Louisiana State Medical Society
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Isss- For JUDGE OF THE SECOND DISTRICT
CoURT-MARTS BLACE a candidate the office of JUDGE
OF TILE SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS or OF
the Court that succeed IL, f,f
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Es- FoR DISTRICT ArroRNEY.-Me are a

tOied the Of P H. ONE Attorney and Counsel
r at Law candidate DISTRICT ATTORNEY for
the district in which the parish Of Orleans situated now
known by other denomination which Legislature may call
Tel -
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gas- For ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
CoURfWe authorised to GUsTAvUs SCHMIDT a.
candidate for ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME cotyRT
FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT. yOx POpuII go
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~ FoR CHIEF JUSTICE OF LOUISIANA
CHRISTIAN RosELtus candidate for the oasc CHIEF JUS
IICE of LpOLAlANA' jau3l tapI
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tbs HFRoDsoME-Dan Rice has said it sud he will do
it, Do what Give the greatest show at his Amphithea
tire ever given in New Orleans This is no exaggeratou
but sober fact which will be acknowledged BY all who
visit che establishment
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-bSS Oh aSSOCiATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME
couRTRoBERT PREAUX Esq, will be supported candidate
for the Office Of ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT
FROM THE FIRST DISTRICT composed parishes Plaque
mines St. Bernard and that par Of he parish Orleans Julia
street,
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We authorized LIVINGSTON as candidate foe the
u'LLANS FILA to
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re- For DISTRICT ATToRNEY.--HENRy ST..
PAUL Is candidate for the above named office. fell
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az6-FoR JUDGE OF THE THIRD prsrRrcr {

We authorized TO state that Judge A. candidate for
JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS
the Court which he under tn. new Constit
tlon. G,1s h..
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SUNDRIEs.-5OO bbls Ronrhnn ANIL Monon-

~ gahsla Whisky, 1000 packages Imperial F,r,p snJ
snd ee halt ehssls foachong Teas 100 faus Pine s. hi
boxes Gambler 100 boxes CASTLE ,spi 90 80
mat. csss4s u store Rnd for sale b s'' low
s'l' 81 HAsTs Co, 10 TehOupiiOuIs. street,
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GEORGE w CHsTN candidate the office Of the JUDGE
SHIP OF THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT NEw ORLEANS or
The Court which auececl under the Constitution
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re" FOR CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
coURT.-GEoRGE WASHINGTON LEWIS III. p,s,ent Minute
Clerk Of the Fifth District Court Newoeans which situation he has
filed for the last years himself as candidate for the
office Of cLERksliIP of said Court whatever may
be changed to. FELT I'd
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ls- For CHIEF JusTIcE.-We are authorized
to state that BY Of friends Judge THos sLiDELL
ms consented to be announced candidate the office
JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT at the approaeb,g sec
lion. i.s- =,
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THIS CONSOLIDATED AssociAToN.-The members OF this
association will please notice call Tor meeting might
at Our House, opposite the St Louis Hotel As bust
ness OF to be transacted puuctua attend
ance is reqgsste and expected
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Correspondence.

1 thnfsdsy February TO- Savannah, CO. Miss KATE sEy
~ ohy daughter Of Isane g. and Caroline L. ssvmouI aged
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5f1s~FoR JUDGE OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT CouRT
We authorized ROBERT NJ KEARNEY as es
date for the JuDGEsHP OF the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT of N
o'e'uf l.
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IzrFoR JUDGEoF THE FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT.
We authorized EDWARD D. RAND as candidate 70,
the JUpGESIHP Of the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT of New Or
Leans. ia, a.
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m.- For ASSOCIATE JuDaE op

CouR"e are requested Judge THOMAS H. KEN
NEEDY candidate, the April next for ASSOCIATE
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT FOR THE FIRST JUDICIAL
DISTRICT. "a 40
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~" For JUDGE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT CorRT.
c. NJ. ENAlERsoN Of JUDGE OF THE
THIRD DISTRICT COURT which ma, be Organized
10 succeed II. E.I. ts
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l1fi N
Al oSE 70 TO result hei and whoa that tbi4
Htty sftice1 represented D, protected
Cb ~ elmer o. th' recent great IN Psi,s lSegYeb
d il "nst oag melmpka, Ala Rodney, Miss Elgefeld s.
thAt the cost ESPECIALLY
Ies 'iCtS) bears proportion the Of such
I'M or t9A paPeti iswey money, small
Articles. The sebsCb sole this city ii IN.
,aa o sad stock and Of KIf7IT
mSJ ~ DER SAFES, and prepared prove by ho ss
o. eFer RAJ OF the most respectable tbs,
cumstanccs ~ - isA 40 mn frf,r - "n'sf any 2lf
sap2O dAWtf a. q
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MINED NUNNOE Co,
Eli 6t2rltw "a Magazine street coDs, 81 ,-,.,

'i3 ShlltW - Alagaaine street, corner Of Grsyi,r
RRlDGEWATER FIRE AND WEATHER
kS fhpef PAIST.-Dpet, No, 20 Camp ssrt tn. ,nIIi -
ispee,aly noied tAn the rdgwGe Paint Company have i
completed The erection, at the addition ss'
fy heTetot5re eHPrriene in supplying the deenJ "a,
VIII for the future, be eheeuay Itneded All o5,. ~ or
Lied upOa belng promptly filed. ''S e'u NC" pe re-
zoe nspIa o. ile Company few weeks to Manufacture
J inroduSed IN THIS market ia sized pLsgs. IN
ihs dy mineral can be mixed with lime
Ptptes "a covering wood and bEck-sav one
cent in m IA hAs oen tested at the North more To-
eto, pamphlet which NAV be nd Al ~
by n barrels weighing 400 10 500 lbs
pFy, IN halt barrels, weighing 900 Ia sso'ns
- 1Ieen, IN ou in kegs Of Is, 50 and 100 ihs
san,s -. ~ c.. g, {, BoGERT A CO.. 20 CEmp street
ot The States Of Louians AlsbsmA nJ Tsxss
'@ y '-s Wy sHVAseaS' ell
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U'oodaaan's Cherry Espec,orouJ

poodsnan's Cherry EfpeCE0yau,
toK THE CURE OF CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA mos
GIFTS WIGHT swEATs, SPLITTING OF HOOD
WilooPlNc COUGH, DIFFICULTY 0F
BREATHING, COLDS COUGHS
INFLUENZA, phTEISIs, AND
ALL DISEASES OF THE
CHEST AND LUNGS
ms f'me'ys universally used recommended by Medical
Faculty where 1t has been introduced It contains opium other
d"ps"rohs n'Te'n and safe the moat delicate uhiJ
The folio" ING icH well known physieian!
hEw oHtCANs, ApHls, 1872.
Ngy SThe public generally fully HE thousands OF
s1 Tor diseased ungs, under tl titles Of Sasarslas, Pills
f2 lnaments, daily brought notice through
ul newspapers by Of aive-efeatf My object whiting
% Tor pubitaion, iduce tle public At least those
alle utir 0 u u aTtIclrs Of
REAL Use IN PULMONARY DISEASES.
conscious that doing acng
derogaory the Interests medical Science
medicine. refer 70 '
WooDMAN'S CHERRY EXPECToRANT
which scientific remedy that more sue
Of tie usual prescriptions used by ply sciaas Ay
j. NJ. MAITLAND, NJ D.
~ Prepared and sold by O, o. wooDMAN Vickurr Mi
sold by JARVIS 4 WooDNAN
Wholesale Agents, corner Of Common and Magazine |
WIS eFssl" streets, Neworleans, La
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TIM Will OF GENERAL WAsmNeroS--A ne.i,;a, -
presented to the Virginia Legislature on the ah ins,a
from Hired Moss Clerk of the County Court Of Fairf
authorizing him to carry Of the Commonwealth The
orgino will Of General George Washington for the pur
pose Of having it autographed accompanied by letter
spprobatory thereoom @ W Psrke Gusts the sole sur
wing sxsst0r Of General Washington
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Eeicls g SAFES qJ,,g,trufe,,.

"a, 3. II,A o.
hessIa siEARSS MARTIN Successors to Rich Co. No 4s
have to 7ora that the fire which consumed on tore
three othets also the jail all
ofyour AiAMA NlER SAFES puhased from ynr ami G"'
ton Mr. L. NJ. Hatch, The il niTb niaa
heat was truly tefrth The crowd FidieTd 70
thing standing Fnoh tin; eonfisn"s IN az
oP'o thls next Gay, the pressnta ios. who .
h he alesl 81 9nisment prevailed ley Jaw ~
saiam ''4 'A''Ps "hAt arose from ile
fOurs respectfully NyffIIkNfl N m ~ 90
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A n ASSISTANT MATRON is wanted tor tbo

a ASSISTANT MATRON is wanted Tor tbe
g9Ie q htn5s for Ss Applications with written tcstimo
t' o. character aud qualifications, made Ia ] a NAyiS
II.aeni he board o. Commissioners etc., $ Common It al a.
IA ANIED-A situation as Wet Nurse, bv n
young aad healthy Apply on Bsg,tene si,es'
tween prosper and soa' et per e Dsct M 10
1 MED bOARD OF THE FIRE DEPART
~ MEN Akw OStEANs February IL ss3Tbe hI,rsia a.
me various CompaH elected an If MgrrL MI ~
10 pc brd on FRIDAY EVENING nest at hi nqsf
oh o. lhe iiab Of Perseverance Fire Company No H. on
rl7 2t 'r>a ,-,,r.,-
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>[IooACCO1he subscribers ceustsny ON hs,d ,r -
cof TN s a4gr, CUBA AvAs FLORIDA MAsos
hag iLLEkS Also TOBACCO IN HOGstIEA IS oai tf
'se'ea Tor tue MeA'eIu market, and for plantation mo ~ "
TURNER X RENsHAW,
~ TOBACCO BALED TO ORDER zoe N''P''Sua , sit'ti'
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BY the arrival of the Mexico have dates O. late as
late as the llth inst from Galveston and to correspond
FROM Intersections
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FNAoAK, February To-
The Ericsson ship to-day made six miles per hour
against the ebb tide
WHsHNCToN. February Is
Mr. Fuller who recently wounded by Capt Shaun
burg is rather worse to-day
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W. ere indebted TO the Clerk Of the steamer Ohio for
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SECOND HOAHD.


v, r M.
AsHrs-35 bbis. chsDgcd hands, st 81 $50 for pots,
and IS rs for pearls, per 100 lbs.
BRE.psrurFs Flour was dull and lower depressed
by the dscowngipg accounts recsivet Pacific Bales
made Of 5000 bbs sour ne 81 STA 50 064; SUI
perfne No at 81 9S. So l2;s ordinary TO straight
tern at S. 90 s. oas fair to fancy western and com
mon to good Ohio ~ So 81 a So rs mixed to good
Southern At s. Se SO 10 fancy Ge:ssss and ono
and extra Genesee at S. s7s So s7t1 per Dbl Wheat
seemed unsettled. 800 bushels damaged Western
and barley unatered State and Western oats
freely bought at Ole $50 per bushsl Corn was sbnn-
Western and Southern white and yellow sold At Ssc
$50.
Corrrn-Abeut2 400 bags Rio were purchased, st exc
CArrLx-At Washington Drove Yard-At market,
1900 heeves 3oe Southern and Western the remainder
r. from shIs o1sr a..Ua At
Bulls Heaa) Offered 1000 sheep and lambs. An but
$50 Sold at nom 50 80 to So so 80 for the former and
81 50 TO So 10 the latter Cows and ealves35 o6sr
3D. and all sold at fom so 50 to s45 o. At Chamber
lains (Hudson river Bulls Head)-o00 cattle ct 81 to
in quality 400 sheep and lambs sales Of the former ct
81 Is SO So and Of the latter. ct 81 81 70 to ~
,sesrny ADVANCE since The arrival Of sss psose
say the basis Of sHc for middbny uplands and "a
for midding Orleans.
FREIGHrs-Freight engagements were inigni6cant
shippers being inclined to wait for the Ass news 70
Liverpool 90 barrels Of oil were engaged ct s0s For
Hayre As more were asked Flour wheat with cotton
were nominal at last weeks quotations. There
change notice in rates for London OF Havrs Rates
continued firm to California.
FRuIr.-Ihere 500 boxes bunch raisins taken ct
at 81 50 per box.
HAr--River continued dull 1t 81 12I Q 81 IS Fer
100 lbs.
Hors-Nsw were in less request at - a21;<c. Per
h. prices which holders declined.
IRos-Ths value Of Scotch pig $50 per ton. None
sold.
LArHs- Eastern taken in large quantities, at ~
3lA 50 81 y per thoutand
LlME-An unRbatsd demand existed tor common Rock
land, ~ 81 l21a per Dbl
MoLAssEs We heard that 100 hhis musco vado were
bought partly by refiners at 10 q $50 per gallon.
NAVAL SToREs.-:he txansastiOns were unmportant
Rosin ruled Arm while crude turpeAtine vas fty held
at IS per X0 bs and spirits do at &C. per gallon
cash.
OIs-sons $500 gallons linsssd realized CSC. per
gallon, cash
Provisions Pork in slack demand and purchased
the extent Of only 800 bbs in lots as $40 for old
prime SIG 50 for $40 for old mess, and SlS 37h
for Cutnests msined As last stated. The sass
lard confined TO $50 bbs 1t 12c 1870 per h.
New beef In steady request and 200 bbis fetched
- 80 Sc 37 for country prime, and - % $40 for
mtfs Butter and cheese continued quite depressed.
RIcE-A fair inquiry prevailed TOR Carolina 10 20
81 l2L per 100 lbs
srrps-rhere was no demand for any description but
clover, At 10c. per ID.
srIRIrs-saiss Of 400 bbls Ohio and prison whsksy
were effected to day, at 251sc a251c. per gallon
ToBAcco.-The days movements embraced 10 hogs-
heads low grade Kentucky at and 20 bales Havana
on private terms.
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SAFES.
IL patont RORERT NJ PATRICK John atreAk

DEFIANCE sALAMANDER sAIEs.@-C:J J. GAYLERn
- patent. ROBERT N. PATRICK, 80 John street, II
the sole manufacturer the United States Of the above
original and only reliable Saamandrs both regards
i nanpf.stursd under shs rson super
SIX ysss cafe maker. together with the many
tests which safes Of BIZ. have
IN recommending them superior to any in They
trrble defiance lock Is or can 30 applied large number
Of these locks already in banks brokers'
which they afford against tho efforts Of The most skilf
e Win q :
durability combined are rapidly IL public .:s
70 any lock In the world Safes Of Ali suitable
merchants bankers, jewellers record Offices steamboats,
private families hand for sale, and made 70 srder,
q ths dept John street, corner Of gold, BY ROBERT
II. PATRICK.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

OPPOSITION TO MoNoYoLY-ROBERrs l. cos
~ (lats williams, Roberta GO. New Yors Philadsl
Leafs and the West Independents Express Packages VA
1uabe parcels and Of description forwarded
10 AL parts Of thu United states at reduced rates Notes.
Araft and bills oolsoted and prompt returns Ordsrs
rsrse: irsshs 30 under oharge Of special
streets and 63 Walnut street. Philadelphia, the Ex
ehApgs
pERFORD CO.'S NEXT CALIFORNIA AND ORE
- gon Express will be despatched per splendid steam
chip Georgia. en- Mss..ssay Jaaasry ssh !. eha.: 2.
invoices early We gusrsntss all freight through
by connecting stsamsrs. No detention st Panama. All
81. feet 12' lbs Small parcels received till
day Of sailing Our mail will be despatched pee
steamer United States in charge Of Mr. Hoyt who will
tend 10 the delivering Of al freight and parcels At Kings
No. Vefey street BERF0RD b co.
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E1oH ALBANY-wINTER ARRANGEkbNr-THKEA.
= daily Nnee-rsre 81 6G-The trains Leave City Hal
ration eorner Of Tryon snd Centre sfeos daily Sun.
lays spted follows -Kisss train ~ 80 A. n, maid
HsaaIe sud Chatham -Four Gorpors arriving 81 10 Pm
strns 80 scnneos With the ~ train from Albany wsss
hrd train % ~ Albany s1prssg stopping q creton
osrners striving NJ connecting 81 Albany With
sran Buffalo, ResurIDs will leave Albany
a n, express train, arriving Ia New York ~ ~ ~ r.
IL s15., NJ ,. nal ,rsn k, HAyS II 'soD: ~
~H''''' "'''' ''''''As - N'' 4 sLoAr. ssv.
NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures
IN United States Nail ans Express Lines through fouC
hours New Jersey Railroad, viz Jersey Oy-Leaving New
York foot OF Cortlsndt street. at and A. M aud bk r.
rst GLASS ss; seeond dor ts 81 so For Baiti.
more .shington Norfolk and Gu
sold In the ove nes and through baggage carried In tho
gers tho ferry ffteen minutes before
CAMDEN AND AABoY RAILROAD, FOR PRILADELs.
~ pbs from Pier No. Moth river, foot Of Bastcrv
,sJoTrysis Ass SSfy Msrnins line a. - A. ~ BY steam
class cars s second os,s cars, 81 Returning iesya
Phisdelrha, from foot Of .nus street at 10 H. and
p NJ Euisrart line by sseamboet ATLAS from Pier No,
l. A4P.G Fare 81 %.
HUDSON RIVER RhIIBoA OBTAINS DAILY
from Ghsmbsrs st:os,, for Albany and Troy
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ~ O'clock
evening
Mall Train, 3 A. n. Through way train atlP.x.
Express STaln p. NJ Aooorirao alton trsin p. N.
tesntb. and Thirty fret streets.
Sunday Trains frcm Canal street, NJ 1880 A. NJ, foe
Poughkeerse, and n6p NJ for albany, stopping at AZ
way ssatons GEO. STARK, huperintendent.
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VITArCHEs AND Jsw s4aY.-TH1 sUBsCnBM ID
w now selling wase 8 q retail q the following -
markAbly low prices eBg mach less shan any owner nor
Pine cola Lopine Watches relies eweiied. -. tX
Pine Gold DetAeheA Levers iull weues. O.
Gold Hunting Ensiah pAsens Levers for o.
Gold Hunting Watches whiehsrun eight dsyL
Gold Watches In sso CAGES which ohnGe Into three
oia Wssohes sA Wind up and set hands wi.hsut ANY
key.
JuLEs JERGERsEp
Watches With rfoates from him with each watca Per
loot time Secoer.
WATCHES,
Duplex and Le vera, in hunting oases perfect smt
keepers,
IsDEPENDEyT sEcoSD
Watches for timing horses, In gold and silver Gases
Splendid Gold Pocket
uHRoroMETgRs.
iold ana silver LEVERS, DETACHED LEVERS, EriSFS,
Id all other stylegsof watohee.
Alt the above for sale ~ retail Muob less than she
skusl prioe Also au knds OF diamond rings AVID
1ni.
silver spooNs.
Also all kinds Of gold chains, pure geld wedding rnss
gold Keys and seals gold pens and pencils ssd and giyes
-pns earrngs gold and silver speosaess, breast pins
Anger rings silver fruit Knives sterling
forks, &o at much Less than the usual price. watches
and jeweky exchanged. All watches warranted 70 keep
good time the returned. Watches CLOCKS and
swelr repaired In the best manner At much less than s
usual prices. QkO. O. ALLKE
II vau str~st- mo saSsrs. near Rrosd~Av
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-04
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Most Of the gold deposited Of course from California
So far estimate from returns made, should
Judge that upwards Of half million Of gold from other
PARTS Of the world ether than California had been de-
posted In the Mint during the 1852 and insudsd in
the above aggregate Gold dcposts from ether parts of
the world besides California included In TIE above
aggregate for 1851
The above table Of imports and exports for 1852
pared with those Of 1881, show some very curious
suits The uniformity in the aggregates Of each year Is
most extraordinary. When consider the great infA
ion in the paper currency Of the country the great
esssion to supply Of precious metals the e1travs
gsnce going In es's " society the extension OF
nuert u snttrprinrs the encouragement extended TO
every speculative movement the almost universal dis
position into the consumption Of evsy luxury
money viii command the increase In market value Of all
the neeesayics Of lie in fast when consider that
smdst the great abundance and chsapnes Of money
ability to everything Is 70 much enhanced is
most extraordinary tina. have net drawn
,yey upon foreign countries for the products OF their in
dusry and skill Notwithstanding all tha,acilitiee have
had the year for enlaug the import part
foreign trade it has been kept within proper limits
ard as We have hsretofere remarked, 1t has hardly
kept pace With the actual lsgitinsts increase
in resources. In 1851, the exports Of sps-
eie and bullion ren this port amounted TO s4s14ocls
and the importation from GAlfoInia TO sis.o7l Asa
Excees Of exports sss $50 In 1852 the exports Of sps
Gle and bullion amounted to So go 255 and the entries
from California 70 s37 sec $50 gxsess Of receipts sI2,
267 ga A result much mCrs favorable than this
be exhibited BY aIi,on Of the mint receipts With the
experts from this port in each Of the past two years
MONUMENTS IN EYIcfr AND BuLLio1-IS61 AND 1851
1851. 1852
Exports ofsrece and bullion from
the port 81 New y ork........ s4s74oHS S2s0e6 ass
Receipts Of gold at L. ). Mint,
Philade phia. ............... A. sI0, %os siofy|ss