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Prints are yet ssHly exhibited at stil higher prices
which purchasers reluctant - pay, and hence tAs
sales light Ownsrs of stripes sin in their Pre-
tensions which tends to limit operations Ticks remain
quiet but steady An advsnong tenor Is observable
wsceps The stock Of blankets light and prices well
maintained Plain and fancy cAssmeres are in fair 70.
quest unifnr There are sw spring styles yet
here Cloths are held higher and inactive FAsnes
are scarce and sset Iinseys selling in moderate
suantities at Is 1885, though makes hsla st
Zoe koafe Dc LANES attract little more notice And
sustain their value Satnes iser asiag In worth
pecsy coarse which the most in request Tweed
are syasasy taken. q. old quotstions HoreGn produs
items becoming actvethe ample and Ans stssxx
here induce purchaser, while prices ruls they
have done few weeks paet German goods In tes
raby asye request at current rates Cloths In good
supply but held higher French fabrics doing better
They 70 be il fall stock. bat net pressed apoa
the the rates which have prevailed for them ~
pre Mt are relatively lower than those ruling abroad
Cloths eeekns cassMe-ss prints AZ drills wAnts1
by dealers WIS however, not very willing 70 pay
advance ard hence procure very limited lots silks
and other sods besides thos have already
meraed yst quiet b1t they viii ahsrtly nave mere
quietly and deustlsss, bring more money seasoaahs
Btifh goods abundant and firm though they rot
yet eagerly sought after Dress styles form quite fes
ture In The stock viii 81 Is generally Of sspsror de-
scristiop DelsiDss giDshans drills, lawns and prints
In ample supply but ~ they are mostly held 1T
higher rates they not r.sy dealt IN ~ Jet Linens
are plenty sBd steady The trade in veolsus has a.
rsady eenmspssd. L. viii begin aad hessnae very
brhk There buyers hsTe from ~ srsrsars thoss
from the nsghbodng a.!ss and datAat western markets
being ths most nme rous,
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YaE HO s.lDAYS.

- rCU AND UsEyul sREsEKTs.-A. @. BA0LnY L.
~ Co., manufacturer soiio the attention Of the aao
And shs public geners 40 their stock tof recent manual
geld pens gold and silver pencils and casss-
10 variety paterns and sises toEstssE
With ous celebrated extension sases gold AND silver wth
pan and peno and fer leads which, FOR beauty OF
werhmansbip principle Of oonsrresion AZ d.rsbity
eclipse anything " kind prevousiy exhibited Seven
sizes ratsntsd warranted We would alss call Atten
Nep 70 god which need no pyoof Of ths
supsfosAy except No demand AND She
aAssnNs inttAtes ues ~ fIvvns HoussD Broadway
aHA u NaAASu
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EXPIRES AaEHCIEs.

nPPosITIoN TO xoNsPoLY-RoBKRTs 4 90 n
~ Gate Williams, Rsserss 20. New York PhiiAdsl-
L. iis sss Ahs west ndsrsnasns Exprss Packages "a
snsms Isrsen ssG ir.shsM every asssYaon ioryardsa
arasts, Ma ts ssil:..st ssd prenp. r,tcrns orasrs
Parcels sph, As snAsr charge Of special ngsfs.
onsss 1s5 lreasrty New Ysrk setwssn ruteA ana psy
sbante.
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ayyEKTisEMENTS RENEWED EtERY DAY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~SEE SEYENTH PAGE -
FIN ANCIAL,


UcTIoN SALE OF RAILROAD BoNDs.-ssooooo
N six cent mortgage aAa convertible bends tho
Aaysvils Lexington Railroad Company rsdeemaSs on
t Of January 1873 ntrest and principal payable ~
TIE bonds issued under full Authorty given In this
the President and Droeor to borrow sum OF
money not exceeding 5000 and pledge the property Of
The for $1,000 eash, rsdsemabe LIST January,
1873 ~ the BARk Of the State OF New York In this city,
where the interest 10 also payable the Isl January AID
mortgage to Jas PuBnstt rheo. Dehon. and Jas
srus for the bond holders 81 the entire read
constructed and 70 be conBtruo between tho cities OF
property and Of the company owned
which shall hereafter DO owned by them AL the TOLLS in
issues and pront all the franchises relating 70 We
The condition Of the rosd and s prospects for
As by the following extracts frsn she reoort
Of las President Waller. EGG, dated September, lS2:-
mates based spon the prices stipulated in ths contract
under wbich the work 10 being and upen
he pHoss for rop cost Of Matsrsls 10 ruling
making allowance for the saving effected by ajupeon with
Me coyineton and Lexington Railway frem Pars 70 Lex
ipgtsa (nineteea mies) ~ CO., The road little
Of miles lsnG - Asosrsainsd By the
ans1 location Of Abe last division.
The esats oot above given includes the grading and
os the read land damages Alrsady cettled
snsps every nsssssary outdt complete fer the full
sines This report made, sse iren has all been
ctsd for at ssssdsrAsy below present prses and within
s.ssoIp.,s already made and two thirds Paid h. are
susssrirtoas of private tnaivd. .s ........ sseell
Subscriptions by city and counties. SO go
slassm
kortxaSe bonds . -. ................ 100
Sl,5a36u
The work was commenced the f7sA July 1851 and q.
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The market hss been very nrn Tor some time past The
impression is that nothing Will b doae with the public
lands during the present session Of Congress- ana holders
anxious to sell formerly Warrants sold 1t
the above prices have nr rate guaranty in every par
.icular
Temps0n's Bank Note and Specie Reporter gives the
nexed quotations fer ssx circulating In this market and
for foreign bank bills -
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Il apPeArs bJ this hat tAs Ssnk he's s~sursd svsT
dollar Of paper issueA by dspos q government sssok'
in the hands Of the Of ths state Of Michigan
Independent Of this the Dash hand amounted -
sss s76 81 Of which go 40 81 vas in specie rh~s
probably 10 safer pApsr money eiseuls.s, In any
sssson u Tia country shaa tAs Sssss II he eoysrsmsns
Essek BAah q kAhissR
The reports Of other banks In hissAigsn made the
2sth Of Dsesnber, 1882 20 the T,ssszr~ of The s.sss
rrsSst tas aaaexsd sxAibst.-
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WAsHIE0TON SQUARE PROPERTY FOR SALE
W The two fou- ttlry haufe hut in the best
s I'VE feet .p1 forty fear tssp Of West
WGhiBgtsp place AVID hasdougal street They would
desirable fer larg srdins hotel Aad
be sold low anA nssrF all iemsia mortgage
the interest money III In fact ts only half
Me propsrty will rent for Apply st0 A. and r. NJ W
vALENTIkE HALL No. 10 Gramsrcy park, Twentissh
street, between Third and Fourth avenues.
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These are tbs buying rates with the brokers' Pui.
chaser would have to pay rom one quarter TO one hsh
per ceAt in advance.
The total amount deposit subject to draft IN the
depostoriss Of the United States government 70 the
credit Of the Treasurss the 9th Of December was
s13lo5s45 IL Of which $l,ss421s 81 Wa in Boston,
81 oc6 o. in Now York SOS os3 81 in san Francisco
$5el8 in the United States Mint PAisAephis, $780,
900 Mint New Orlsans and the balance Distributed
in comparatively small among other places Of dspo-
sit Transfers ordered to u s. Treasury, Wsshngton,
Seeo COO to Assistant Tesasursr New Orleans ssos GOO
to depository at Norfolk, Va, $4,000.
The State Of Rhode IAlAAa II pretty LITERALLY supplied
with banks There seventy one in all, twsntysix Of
which are In Providence The capital stock, actually
paid in Of the city banks is $40 $50 60 country banks
1854 SOL The fetal bills in circulation, So 500 las
of which $685. 2o2 70 csnsn. Of bills under ave dollars
specie actually in banks $414e70 net profits on hard
$3.50 $50 The total amount Of Liabilities il $2l 2e6 2S5
The smount Of the last DIVIDEND $4oS $50 and tbs
average semi annual dividends o. al the bAsks fas
ton ever % per cent.
The bank Of Hartford County, Conn, has raised Its
sspitsi FROM s2soCee 70 sicoecs The new stock was
all taken Ut par by old steckhoIdsrs.
The Government Stock Bark OF Nehis.- having
large circulation IN this city and vicinity report Of Its
condition came. but be interesting We annex or
statement showing it's and abilities tbs
morning Of Dee. 20, ls52-
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q O0n DON'T Rad THIS UNLESS YOU HAVE
pOuO this suourti then sall ~ my once, sns vii
Nsg sAsoAs the beet srsvghfarss W New Yert. Inms
asts ste, SSI rsssrss, ~ w kssssp street., sRSs II
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WATER-P0WER FOR BALE OR TO LkT-WRLI,
w calculated fer oaen sivs AM building works
ether extensive msrufa curing large ana
several smaller dwellings and other buildings ths
premises. Asc. naaYisg mill sith TIVE oil stones,
dwelling ard outhousss tgeshe- with snanty % FARM
Ing land required al In good order, situated within
honr and half from NV Yosk ctr BY railroad, which,
passes through the property quirs st No. CedaS
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ITO BAR DREssEEs FOR SALE, THE FURNITURE.
fixtures goGt viii and dvan agsous lease Of tho
premises o. one u the bes dressing and bathing ssas-
lishmsnts In New York. This 10 chance for
int bu.Dts vii DARING tho past thTe: years ave-
Of 36OO year End can be increased TO
- 0c0 rhe reason fer sog 10 that the proprietor 10 ded
fr~ ,hs tupes and will dispose Of the
fair vAIuA,ios If the furniture and Axsurss Tho
lease Of the will be sold lot to the purohase
moderate yearly rent Address waterproof boz 81 Broad
way pest onaoe. with cal name and address.
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LHOR sALE-THE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
lot No. Amss street built In modern sty ls, and Of
The best materiA a.d ssntssl location, and bat
I've blocks frsn the sixth An Eighth Avenns rail- eads and
Jefferson market. Terms easy. Apolv to j. QUACKIN-
BUSH Ne. Z Cedar street, or ANDREW QUACKINBUSH,
No. Broad street.
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BOARD WANTED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN
private family or who're there are few select board
some respectable nei hborhood, Of Broadway
and south Of Canal street. where the comforts Of hsns
can be enjoyed, ~ Moderate price Address ~ this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-06

EOR sALE.-THe8E HOUSES AND LOTS ON DOWN.
Ing street paying per cent a.s tslss story house
nues S. go Alss Twenty street. Lax
ingten avenue SSb0 1rst Glass house Lexington
50 700. Two LxiSstsn 600 and S750Q-
nns house On rwsny second street furnished % 800
Aoue and lot Fifth street 0 block Of I'VE houeso
Fourth Two gourth street,
near Fourth avenue, 200 cash. Apply to
4. B. KIRsHIAER BIG Fourth avnue
from IN z p n
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GTATIOEERY BSrABLIsHMBNT-FOR SALE THE
lease aad hxtures tsgetser with stock fssy About
e6000 Of stationery and blank book establishment,
usted In the eligible Of the CITY, doing
frat rate business Sale ss the sat favorable terms TO
real purchaser satisfactory given for dsposing
The ssme Address with real name post paid, box aSo7
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| GREAT BARGAIN.-FOR sALE-A LEASE, FIVE
year to run from first Of next OF IN sntirs eorneE
building in the Ninth wsd tossh er with the sseak ~
fixtures OF the store complete Best ocasy
In tho Ninth wa,d for grocery and liquor Rent
very low Possession imuo HAT w. Enquire OF
q. q. HOWES. SO street,
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C00 TsRks, ~ LOTS 100 HOUSES, FOR SALE
OO eT5n00 10 Loan In to sut Jants Property
Of every acrptos for s@c trade sold. These whO
want house. lot farm mill country ssat call and
anime register Of city and country property al SER
GIANTS. No. 10 w al street.
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COOK THE REST SALOON IN NEW YORK.
p%%O. sissst.s in h- most public street, can b
bsusht tins day far this Al Tho turee &c., whieA
inoladea IN Tho MI 81 SALE vsrsh $25Q Apply u
l02 Nassau street, 60os IS
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A CHANCE sELDoA ovTERHD.THK STOCK AND
N fixtures Of whole, ale ap6 retail liquor store wnn
tubs sl complete will he sold Tor $780, The pro-
IL going South The !. raid 10 the srst 81
Nav Inquire earle street Wosghby East brooks
Iyn.
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THE LITERARY WORLD for so3.--This journal,
year. aud Of its Kind
the United States especially devoted The interests
Of tho reading public.
is Of general interest," handled in
independent style.
writers Of
selected foreign generally accessible
s chronicle Of passing full and mnuts topics
interest the Intelligent embracing the latest information ON oil
subjects Of tsrauSe science, music DRAMA popular suss
nena and social ehitchst.
literary aim combining and qiqusncy
with the fullest fres exposition book Of value
published.
The proceedings Of tbs societies discovery research
throughout the country reported in It's columns
Luz CONSTANT contributors Of the most eminent authors OF
the country.
il weekly journal
enlightened and efficiency
The volume OF the Literary Word will for the
year, will all the old elements Of the Journal with
popular additions both Of form and matter suggested u BY
experience acceptable subscribers.
These better the PLAN enlargement
Of old features, and introduction Of
Literary World from twenty twenty
four pages and Issued Saturday %
All communications books for review Ac TO be
addressed f. A. G. L. Duycknck editors and propstor, loo
Nassau street, New York.
TAYLOR MAURY,
Jan 22-eodl2t Washington, ID. G.
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DALI and Winter Dry Goods At greatly reduced
hand following goods, and propose
price order close them out to make for
spring purchase: e.
so dresses, Inc moussenss and cashmeres
~ pieces mousselnes, from lax TO 37K cents
do plain do in all c0ors III
70 do French mernoes, very best quality
10 do printed French flannel
Is do pnin coors French flannel
70 do Saxony, Welsh, and other fannels
Is do plaid hanael and cloth suitable for children
A splendid stock cashmere long and square shawls
All kinds Of winter hosiery and gloves
Ladies' and gentlemen's undershrs and drawers
SO ends Of fancy cassimere, very cheap
insey uled CLOTH and other goodS suita
BILE boys
50 pairs Of blankets, all qualities
10 MaEseles quilts, very cheap,
The above goods be sold bargains be expected
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Ian l5-3taWlm
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Eron eur Baltimore Correspondent.


BALrImoaE February 3-p. m.
The few appointments OF municipal officers by our new
MAYOR Mr. Hoiiins, that have been made public. give
general satisfaction They all good men and true.
and have the confidence Of the people
There are numerous complaints by the travelling CON-
munity and many OF most prominent citizens in con-
sequence OF system Of through tickets adopted by the
railroad companies extending from New York to w lash
ingion The baggage Of passengers tckstsd through
from point 10 the Other and put charge Of baggage
agents. who deliver it according to directions Thus
ny persons who desirous Of stopping night or
few days in Baltimore cannot do in consequence oil
being obliged to follow their baggage. which is put in
and sent ahead
The system bad one, and requires speedy correc-
ton. The railroad companies have doubtless overlooked
the svi and only want telling correct it. The policy
Of Baltimore and Of the railroad companies connecting
with her is certainly adverse 10 hurryng the travelling
public through and driving them out Of city by sys,
tenn easy remedy. The matter should be TO al
once.
The trial OF Thomas OConner charged with killing
Captain WIN. Hutchinson, is now progressing in our
court 1t is case OF wlfu deliberate murder, aud will
doubtless result in conviction for that offence.
steady business is doing Sales Of 1000 bbls. How
ard Street -four ats5 25 City Mills held at the same
price.
Red wheat Is lit cents white, do, lit l25 cents
as to quality White corn, 81 SO cents; yellow. SO a
"a. Oats, 40 As cents Rye. SO 81 cents. Clover
seed. $6 25 SO So Provisions dull, and rapidly
declining Sales OF 600 bills pork at SIS; 100 do
prime al $40. Bacon also declining Sales OF 1000 kegs
lard al III cents and $500 bbls at 10 lO4 cens-a
decline.
Coffee very firm and aclye--the sales Of the week
are $4,000 bags Rio. at ct 81 cents new held at 10
cents-stock only 1000 bags. Whiskey, 23i 24A
cents.
The stock market is steady prices varying but little.
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nv =. g. moouInE, Auosaon..x.

YRUsTEE's SALE OF ELIGBLY SITUATED HOUSES AMI
LOTS, north street, between 5th and Ian suesss-By
Asa August
recorded A. g. folos 50 Ac the subscriber viii
sell public highest bidder Monday tue 7Ih day d
February Az o'clock the the wcst hal
Of lot No ~ No. ass fronting ~ feet inchss north
between 18th and l4h ~ss with depth Of " fee
which consist o built and aiuc brick houses
with bs1etaenA
The half cash Of SALE and the
balance onls for bearing interest
sse upon the property.
the complied with Ia three days after The sale
and OF the purchaser
upon weeks NOTICE. All convsysncng the expense Of The
purchaser. CHAs. y. WALLACH
Trustee.
JAMES q. MCGUIRE,
Jan 6-3tswAds Aucionsor
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rHEAP GOODS.--Wc closing winter gooas
cheap this prepare for spring trade
We offer bargains all who favor with
their custom We selling off great winter goods for less
than the Of and although advertise
sell off think purchasers goods will be- well paid
look and prices will them
nothing generally great
do hi. will take pleasure showing stock
who favor with their We have hand
should have this and In reduce
them prepared 70 make the prices suit Our stock Of silks
will be kind work
ed collars shaws msrinos fspne Blankets cass
clothes vesngs and in fact all winter goods
determined sell before the spring. and earnestly invite the
chasing. w. M SINISTER CO.,
Jan 2S--eo6df 7h street, Pennsyvanis
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ny the President Of the United States.
IN pursuance Of MILLARD FILLMORE, President Of
United Of DO hereby a,ss ..S make
State WIsCoNsS periods dsssn.sd
A, III. land once At WILLOW RIVER commencns on Monday
May for the disposal Of the public lands
uaed within the aforementioned townships and fractional town
ships, viz
Of JesrA prt~ss eriStar.
Township forty and fractional township my
Fractional township my, the main shore Of Lake Superior Of
Township forty nine, township. nny my one.
the main sno,e q Lake Superior Of range .s, yea
Fr.eaon. ,o~n.hp. forty and my, II
fown.h'r. twenty nine, ,hy .Aiyoas,
.n. 9. .o 81. q "s
ay %o
superior, Of raase eleven
four township forty nine Lake Superior
Township. thirty, ,hlrsyons, hywo, ,hr'hss, and thirty
four, OF range thirteen -. -, =. 49,. -, !,
Tcwahips thirty one, hiy,wo. niythse. and hiryfou
The land ono. CROSSE, comms.eias Monday
In the following named townships, 70 wit
NORTH .ftA. base ~s SsvA ,vsyai srtdo-
Township. sishsssn and n'.,,:n Of 5.ass one
Townshie = weuy-oos and twenty-five Of range seven
Townships ,~.nyo"s twenty-five, ~s"yh'es, and twenty
Tc-nsap. wes,yon. w.ntyw t~sn,hrss, and twenty
Township. twenty one, twsavwc, rss twenty sf'
and twenty fve, OF range ten
Townships twenty four and we.yays, Of range eleven
STEVENS POINT commencing on Monday,
s,sd n "s ss As s q s o-sS
North Of tAs base Of s Fourth persi ~sdts.
TowpShiy twenty Ave, Of range four.
,hi,ty thirty one thirty two, Of range hve.
Sections eighteen, ans,sen. thirty. and ,hir-on., township
Tosn.s,p.,v.n twenty Of rsnrs
township twenty Ave, Of range eleven.
!. ~. i:ss a ss' May ~ *, D..
within ,he following named townships, viai
North Of s~d Of hs fourth pri~paI mso~
To~rhips twenty-five twenty three, ofrsnsc thirteen
Lands for the OF Schools military and
other with those and overlooked Lands
un1 thereby which shall be selected BY
before the days appointed for the commence
ment Of the public under the act entitled An
enable Akanrs and other States Secial tbs
swamp within their limits" approved September ~ 1850
Jbe Offering n the lands will he commenced
The DAYS appointed proceed order which hsy
are despatch, until the whole sha
sales thus closed but sale shsl
and private Of bs
lands admitted the expiration Of the weeks
Given Of Washnston this hrst dsy Of
February Donn thousand eish, hundred and three
1 WILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President:
Il Ionp WIisox,
Il Commissioner OF the General Land once.
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A MISSOURI FARM FOR SALE.

Ann ACRES IN HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION; $50
4UU timothy blue each
200 the including 3O
Of timber adjoining w. and NJ w. side. story
plenty failing stock inside the nco~oe and several
all Of the best qu,iv os hemp,
corn and wheat equal
smaller adjoining The above land
miles north Of Georgetown, and
within mics Of the Of Pacific rarosd spd twenty miles
from Missouri river.
ses, bargain above properly, shah
PEELED O
JOHN 4. JONES
81 shall be in Washington the National Hotel until
q Of March premises Missouri.
Jan I9-03tsdAcp'
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nON'T be Humbuggcd-N il well known that merchant
hire and sell their goods
We will sell goods lower than those protesting sell
We and desirable OF goods offer
public and all ask cali from purchasers examine for
themselves
Jan 25-3aw2wf HALL BROTHER
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yTATE, City, and Railroad Moss~,~. n..A. -
- sr to ten cent and veil For sa,e hv
CHUbb BROTHERS, Bantsvs
D opposts Trsaswy
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Hon. Ed,Oard Everett Elected Uniisd Ss,ss Ssnaor.-De-
strutsivs FIRE.
BosroN, Feb 3The senate of Massachusetts bnlloed
to-day for United States senator which resulted in the cleo
ton Of the Hon. Edward Everett. The vote stood fol-
lows;
Everett, wing Is
Gushing, democrat "a
Phillips. free-soil
The house of delegates having voted for Mr. Everett yes
terday he senator elect. take effect the 4h
of March next
The extensive drug store fMesss Hsnshaw Il Ednonds
in India street, entirely consumed by fire this morning
Loss, $50 900; insured for $4,000.
SroNsoroN Feb s.
Mrs. Mary Humphrey. residing in this place. in q fit of
insanity murdered hor little daughter, three old,
Tuesday morning
The Jerry Rescue Trials.
ALBANY, Feb. 3.-The jury in the Of Solomon
Chorpdwith participating in the Of Jerry, the fugi
tive slave, have been all the morning. unable agree
Cobbs trial is progressing.
Markets
New YoRK Feb. 3-p. n.-There was more frmness in
the stock market to-day and prices have advanced
ysaes OF United States S. 1867, 1896 Canton, lis
Erie 9A; Nicaragua, So Morris Canal 2ll; Erie
veribles, 1871; So Harlem. 69i Norwich and Wor-
cestcr, sales Stonington. s6i Cumberland coal,
6il Cary improvement, ls1. Money easy Exchange on
London 81 prem The four market is quiet-saes of only
1000 bbls, So "A IS 50 for State. and IS rs IS 81
and IS 81 for southern. Rye -four 81 50 "a S. Corn
meal, s. g.
NEW ORLEANS Feb 3.-Coffeo Is firm-sales OF Rio at
81 10 cents. Flour and grain unchanged. Provisions
dull and dccliaing.
PnrLADxLPMA. Feb. s-Unised S,asss SIS, 1867, 100
Pennsyvania IS, 901. The stock market quiet Flour
seadysaes 1000 bbs at IS 81. Rye -four, % Is Corn
meal, So a. Sales of 1000 bushels wheat III ll9
for red white lbs Sales of white 50
cents; yellow S. cents OATS A cents Rye, IS per
bushe Cloverseed 80 IL per bushei Provisions dull,
nd'prces declining Mess pork, SIS Lard, LOT ia
cents Coffee very frm-Rio held at 10 per ID.
Whisky, "a a 25i cents. Wool firm. Cotton steady.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-04

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