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FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL


SATURDAY, Dec. 30--6 Pm.
Tfere was general reaction In the stock market
M.day' and some OF the fancies run down rapidly.
At the first Board Erie Income Bonds fell on / per
cent; Ehe Bonds, 1871, l; Panama Bonds, I'd issue,
D.; Delaware and Hudson, 1; Canton Co., 4;
Cumberland. 4; Nicaragua Transit, q; Mchi.
gan Central Railroad, g.; Harlem, /; Erie
Railroad, !; Hudson Railroad, l. The depreciation
in Nicaragua 10 not understood in the street Thsrs
is some mystery about IL. That II is some specu-
latlvc operation we do moi for m ,ment doubt.
Atcurcnt rates, the entire capital Of the company
stsrds at about one million Of dollars, which covers
al the steamships, river and Like steamers Of
the line. valued In the last report AZ two
ara half million OF douArA n!ohi-
gan Central Railroad declined SodaS thsss p,r
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Dec. 30.-His Honor Recorder Tillou in the Chair.
Tee Board held meeting at two O'Clock, for the
purpose Of passing upo papers that remained I'm.
disposed Of.
BILLS PAID
Bill for $l26 for repairs done to the Pearl Hose
Co. No. %.
APPROPRIATION FOR THE AIMS HOUSE.
The report Of the committee in favor OF appropri
aine $6l3 45O for the use of the Aims House for the
year 1855, in accordance with the requirements Of
the charter, was adopted.
APPROPRIATION FOR THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
$956,000 70 the Board Of Education for the year
1855, was adopted.
CRIER OF THE SUPERIOR COURT.
The salary of Mr.. Hoffman, crier Of the Superior
Court, was raist from 500 to $500 per annum.
The Board then adjourned sine die
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The Institution for the Hind,


ELECTION OF OFFICERS THE LAST MOMENTS OF
MAHLoS rAy-LeTTER FROM r. ALLEN.
Ire Iohovinx gentlemen were elected managers
OF the New York Institution for the Blind on Thurs
Silas Browr, Georgs F. Allen,
Isaac Woo5s ~. D., Robert Oracle,
Robert Murray, Robert L. Case,
SOnn z. Ci0eoy, Augustus Sche,
Geo. =. Jones, John G. Adams, N. D.,
GovegDeur M. Ogden, James n. Cobb.
Edwd. l. B0adle, M. D., Edward Wood.
John D: Ogden, M. D., Alfred W. Craven.
W. Curtis Noyes, WIN. N. Abbstt.
At nesting Of the managers ON the 9th inst.
tie following resolutions were unanimously adopt.
Resolved, That this board have heard With dean
regret Of the dessh of Mahlon Day. who lost his life
on board the late steamer Arctic, for many years
one OF ito efficient managers, and devoted friend.
Resolved, That We ofer our sincere coincidence to
bis family, and humbly trust that In tais, !" their
hour Of trial" they may End support from Him
storm"
Resolved, rhst tho sad and sudden manner Of his
death IL solemn warning TO- us who are left to
watch, for Ia All hour that We know not the Son Of
Man cometb.r
Resolved, That these resolutions be placed on the
minutes, and copy rent to the family.
Durirg the meeting the folio wing letter from
GscSg &c +. Allen, Of the passengers, giving an
account ct tie last that was seen b. him OF MahIon
Day, who wes lost with the Arctic, was read IL
was "a follows
DIR. ISAAC wooD PRESIDENT OF THE NEW YORK M
sTrruTIoN ron THE BLIND:
MY DeM Si,-Though have bat little to com
municate In reference to tho last nomen's Of our
respected friend and associate, Madlon Day; aud
you ard our other friends who were fcIloT Kers
with him In the cause Of the blind, viii feel inser-
Nsted to hear what b told by one whose unnevi
able lot e has been to b survivor Of that awful
GAY. first INST Mr.. Day On Tie oths side At the
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TUE MARRIED. NoNANs PRIVATE MEDICAL o.

FfSHE MARRIED NOHAN6 PRIVATE MkDlCAL OIL
psnon, D.. 4 nsass:s. gsss:sss, < a.
pp $50, On fine paper, extra binding rnes o. uvsxy
complaint to which woman u subjset fkou etrlhooA -
wopanhood, and also wife and ~ m0thof ~ TN
described with the cause, the symptsms anl slse e.
proper mode Of trestmsnt, in plain, SIMPLE BAL q -
!. NEST chaste language easily unAsastssa. AnA go
toms with those described the natufs chsraotss a
cause Of her conpa Mt, and BE- spared mueh snnisey
and suffering. The wife about becoming . nothoe -
often need Of instruction and advice Of the utmoG -
portancc to her future health In respect - which hs
sensitiycnses forbids osasulHng medical esntisaaa
viii 0nd such instruction and advice, and ass sxyaana
tons Of many synptone which otherwise wSuad eesnr
sion much anxiety o. alarm. How many ass sulIsiaa
from distractions or Irregularities peculiar tstAe 6
system which undermine the health, - - oGot =
which they are ignorant, and which thar d1lisasy H.
bids seeking medical advise. How many 1ue fro -.
lsfsus uter failing Of the womb,) foa nase elSaa
(weatneS, debility, &c) How many are 4 esss1.3
many have dncult, II not dangerous dsvsgta aad 49,
and uncertain rec0vsFesi Some whoso live ~
ed during such time Will each 6nd ~ pagos ~ mona
Of prevention, amsliorstou and rslief How many No.
moments. how much angular might have boen sIaeDH 0
the sufferer, 70 the husband TO the rslativss b 49,
convey fully the various subjects tratsd 81 = tSey -
OF nature strictly intsadsd fcs ths uars1a e g.
contemplating marriage. For sals By SkrinRex TbVn-
send, 222 Broadway; Adrispcs, Sherman 4 c.. A.
Houte, No. vesey street; Dswitt Davsnpoek fr1buns
buildings; At NO Astor House,, BrosdwAy ~ a -
Fucker, Mobile; also r. b Fssssssu, sS CAssnal 49,
PbilAaelphiA On the receipt e o. ospy Win b. rsss
1,ited ~ mall free 81 portage = any ps of ~ UnIsA
etatrs. All lsttsrs "a Be- addr~2ssd go p0il 9 -
A. n MAu1lCEAU, emcs 10 nsertr s(Eee& r. r =
-, ~ Nm ysgk rbst 00sss
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ToBA0o-The market has been active during the
week with saeso 100 to 206 hhds of Kentucky ranging
from &c for common 10 l0c for prime quality The
stock Of hhds In this market il about 500 There has
also been good business done in seed leaf and in Cnba
TALLow quiet and nrm, at f2kc \. i
WHIsxKY There 800 bbs. Ohio and Prison bought
ut about 57kc. cash, per gallon.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

r.
AsHFs unchanged.
BREADsrurrs.-Flour was moderately active and stea
ey with sales Of 5000 bills. State and Western and
IsOO bbls Southern, at former quotations. Contracts
we're formed for 5000 bbls State deliverable in Fcbru
airy, March and April. at private bargain. The move
wheat free, at 81 SO and 80 900 bushels corn chiefly
Western mixed, at sS1zc. 81 per bushel Rye and
oats were unaltered.
CorTEn-About 500 bags of Rio were sold at e,<c. q
1ohc
Corrox-The sales were light, and prices unchanged
FRuGBTs-Rates to Liverpool were firm, with more
Offering eco to 700 terces Of beef were engaged at 3d.
Be-. e.; 200 800 packages lard at 3s; 1000 boxes
cheese at 2ts SO tons speter ut Is 3d. and bun
rosn at 2s 200 bbls pork at g. 3D. about SOC bales
cotton at 316d &c for round, and 532d for square
compressed bales, with lot of tallow at l7s ToIon
don 400 bales Of cotton engaged at Is 3d. and 200
bbls pork at 3s 3D. To Hayre rates were quiet and
changed. TO California they ranged from &c a 4oc
foot measurement and at $S5 per thousand feet for
lumber
FRur-The sales embraced about 100 boxes wet dry
IS 10 - - : = - "''N ~ '''e'' :
Hay was at 95c. looc. with moderate sales
Hors-7o bales new were sold today, at 32c- CSC.
InoS was steady and without sales of Importance
LA1Hs-Eastern were quiet and langud, at 81 50,
LrNE-Rockland quoted dull at s5c. for common,
and 81 12h for lump, per Dbl.
MoIAssEs was quiet ut about 2sc. for New Orleans.
NAVAL SrcRs-Therc but little doing spirits were
at about 45c 16c. cash. and common rosn at 81 81
per $40 lbs delivered.
lIs-Whale, sperm and olive ruled about the same.
Lnseed was in limited request at Soc Sc per gallon
Lard oil was retailing at old rates.
PRovEIoSs.-Pork was purchased to the extent OF
$500 bbls at s12 10 So SIX for mess SIS SIG for
prime ness and sig rs for prime per bb Dressed hogs
were in demand az sac 6,sc., mainly at &c. 614c
per ID Picked shoulders and hams retailing at
exc and &c aa4c, respectively per h. Some 800 bbls
lard brought 1oiac 10isc per ID. The sales Of beef
included 500 bbs prime and mess former rates; with
ing in lois at 81. sic per cwt Butter and cheese
continued about the same
RioE-The sales included about $50 casks at 3t4c. a
4iSc.
sreAR.--About $50 bids New Orleans were sold at
4ec. eiac Stocks In The market on the LIST January
L
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cent. These greae aad sudden dh0tuakisns san
easily be produced in Wall street. between certain
brokers. For outside eject, fanny stocks are fro
quensly rur down By the operations OF parties CO.
gagged in the rame; but the depressioe Ia ariaby
temporary. The influence brought to bear is GU
tre'y local. ard has nothing to do with the business
or cor diicn Of the company the stock Of which
may happen to befor The time the most active foot
ball smorg the brokers. The game to-day was car
ried on between . heavy bear operator and some of
his secret wire pullers The Transactions were made
ut prices previously agreed upon, the stock trans
ferred TO the buyers, and innesistsly Transferred
back sgsin to the sellers. In the sams way they
could just as easily have fixed upon ten per cent
a. thirteen or fourteen.
After the adjournment OF the board the following
sales Of stocks were made at suctiOn:-
$50 GOO Ohio and Mississippi RR I'd mort int add. sa
500, 900 Junction Junction Railroad q ssa 49,. do do. 90
$4,000 N. Y. aud Harlem railroad do do 7ols
5000 Cleveland ana Toledo Incomes, do. 691s
/ 1000 Cleveland and Pittsburg Incomes, do 5lss
$50 Williamsburg City 6's do. IS
rs shares Second Avenue Railroad. .......... 65
10 do Central Railroad Of New Jersey. s5I
$50 do Chicago and Galena Railroad .90s< OF 4
do Thiro Avenue Railroad ......... 2
20 do Empire City Bank. ............. IS
SIS DO Manhattan Fire ms Co. 1851 a 107 Z
SO do Firemen's las. Co. .............. IFS
20 do. Broadway Fire Ins. Co. .......... a26
81 do. Howard Fire lns. Co.. 1872
At the second board the market was more buoy
ant throughout. Erie Railroad advanced per cent;
Nicaragua Transit, Il; Cumberland Coa!. 4; Pa
rama Bonds, l. Erie vas IN pretty active demani.
Nj isaus sold at Is on Tins.
I transa tions at the A ssistart Traasuger's of
tc.say we're as follows
Received .................... Sl2S 76l 50
Isl III u
aid for Assay Office. 1898 IS
T Bank OF Commerce has declared a saniaa
,ua' dsvidend of four per csnt the Pausma Raj,
road Company, three ard half PEI oilE; tie Hsnr.
yer insuiance Company, SIX per cent.
Mcsssa. Atwood, Durlsvy & Co. win pay o. tn
q January ire interest on the milwaukee aud Mia
siss'ppi Railroad and 10 per cen. bonds; Mil
wsukie City 10 per cent bonds Columbus, Piqua
and Indiana Railroad Company first ard second
mortgage per cent bonds Muskipgum Company
bonds to Central Ohio Railroad per cent bonds;
City OF Zaresvile to 90. per cent bonds; City of
Zaresville to Canada West and Zaueavllle Railroad
Company Z per cent bonds; City Of Evansville for
schools z per cent bonds; Fsyete Company, Ohio,
to Canada West and Zanesvile Railroad Comp any
I per cent bonds.
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MURDxR-SCALDED TO DEArH.-During Q fight
between two men in slaughter house at Ovens
vile, Indiana, last week, one Of them, Jordon by
scaldf TO death.
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ANTHOLOGY.

A STONISHING TO ALI.-MADAE MORROW n
"A without exception, the most wonderful asrooeis0
in the world or that has been known She win ~
past, present, and future events and will show yo
future husband and absent friends which has astoahsA
seventh daughter Of seventh daughter and vas born
with natural giit by invoking the powers Of her wea-
derfu science to tell their very Thoughts and M
cause happy pairs to together who win eli sajeT
the greatest happiness Of matrimonial bliss. Her pr-
dctions are truly astonishing to al who visit her.
Those who wish speedy marriage may call sooa, al
they may depend upon true advice founded ON The eer-
nal principles Of magical science 10 Broome street. BE-
tween Cannon and Columbia streets Gentlemen not "a.
mtsed. Hours from O'Clock AN. to9P.N. g
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ADvERTsENENTs RENEWED EVERY DAT
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
NTAsONIC.--THE MEMBERS OF ST. JOHNS LODGE
l No. 1, requested TO attend the funeral OF Mrs.
Fraxer, wife Of Brother Captain George W. Fraser
this day, Sunday at O'Clock from the residence Of
father, 255 East Broadway. S. ROGERS Master.
NEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY.
IN December 81, 1664.-Thc annual election for nine
directors Of this company will be held Monday, the
LIST day Of January next at the East Broadway House.
corner Of Pike street and East Broadway The poll will
open at O'Clock r. n, sad remain open hour. By
trder 81 v. MASON. SECRETARY.
NJ OTCE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING LUGGAGE AT
in The Fountain Hotel 500 Greenwich street. must
call for and remove the same before tho 10th day
ofJanuary, 1855, otherwise win be sold by public auc
ton 20 pay expenses. Dated Goth December, 1854. r.
O. HINTON, Proprietor. Country papers please copy.
nTTTCE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY DFC.
~ 20 1S64The annual election Tor thirtcon direc-
tors Of this COMPANY viii b hsA Monday the sth day
ofJaarsry next 81 tbs oece No. ia Centre street.
IL 10 Is O'Clock a. n ~ tnsGbs beok uIi 3 cisss1
6pn tho ~ ~, aaW Az - elRssicr y srasr.
GfWWn1s es9sAT,
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MEDICAL.

nR LARM0Hr'S PARIS AND LONDON xED0uAl,
pages CLOTH rs sngravings Sold Il 222 BrcaAWay a.
mailed free for ~ By the author n IArmons physaia0
and surgeon, No. az Reade street. Of HsSdwo0
whore he Is consultei from IL A. NJ to 2P NJ "a -
8 in ths evening Sundays excepted N. B.-NoA ~
erug store Patients treated by mail express. A.
with all Other papsrs in recommending d. lFneno
70 the AfiictsdC0ursr dss Eats Unia Ststs zsetunR -
Dg. WARREN MEMBER OF THE CorInuE =
~ Surgeons Of Dublin and EdipbuYgh attends - -
yase practice q his old established ohcs, n 49,
astonishing record without rsstrsisS n - =
business pursuits. 4NS
nR. A. J. R. HEEKEREN, FRENCH AND GRRxAH.
~ physician and surgeon, di~fpls Of Pm. RloeeC
from Paris, may be consulted It his Once g Prise
street, Mercer Once hours for ladies and gpae.
men, from to IL A. NJ, and from 10 and . - =
T. n. n B-wednesdAy and Saturday Iron - fer
ladies only. .affe
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CLOTHING, so.

(sAsT OIL CLOTHING WANTED. GENTLEMEN HAv-
- ipy any left of wearing. Apparel 70 dispose Of In
larepor small quantities sbe receive the very highest
PIKE for them by applying TO, addressing Thomas o.
Centre street
NJ ERCBANT TAILOR --P ANDIIOT rs NOW PIIs
lvI pared 10 his old customers and friends With
clothes made in the fashionable His peculiar ii Of
pantaloons and vests is passed. and his coats and
other garments By gentlemen OF tho most ds-
unguishef taste r. ANURI0T CO., b0l Broadway,
opposite u 81. Nicholas Hotel III -
ID hNpRIoT BDGs TO INFORM HIs PATRONa, TTAg
Nicholas Hotel that p Provot has withdrawn from the
business, ana tAst neither be nor r. Andrpt have any
coansction vhA&svs- vtth thef fsrUM stsnd 10 Chaap
bsrs str-el 80 N ~
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SpIRITUALIsM.


& OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. T., THE WELL KNOWN Ta5R
- spirit medium, will hold circles this evening, a.
every afternoon and evening during the week. & Ne.
3al Broadway Afternoon circles from to O'Clock:
evening circles from to o. Admission TO aftersooe
circles SO cents; evening rs cents.
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Al ETR0POLIrAN THEATRE.--MR BUCHANAN, 3'IL
lXl American actor, who has, during the Last thres
year, been received tn great enthusiasm at LondoI
Edinburgh Glasgow Manchester, Liverpool and o,h..
cities OF Great Britain WI maze his frat appsarsc
since hs retnrn 70 the United States Tuesday Jazz
a'y 2, 1895, in tbe character Of HAMLET.
I>RANKLIN MUSEUM, NOS. II AND 10 BOwERY -
IL saturday, December 30--Beneft OF the proprietor,
George Lea and positively the last day of any perform
ance, which occasion hundred young ladies
viii appear inthe Model Artistes" with other eater
taDn ents.
THE MILITARY.
ID AFFORDS LIVE AND LET LIVE GUARD DECEsI-
III Der 2s 1S6a-The subscribing mbers and others
who may feel disposed 10 participate in the visit to be
made by the above named corps, to the city of Boston,
on or about the 22d day Of February 1885, respect
fully invited to meet at the Aston House, on Tuesday
evening" January 3D. 1855 at ~ O'clock for the pur-
pose OF completing and urtherng the objects of the
gsnzaton. JAMES NJ. TURNER Chairman
X. w. Brush, Secretary.
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COAL, &C.


HEAP COAL.--s7 FOR BEST RED ASH STOVE COAL
~ to grocers and 81 rs to the public and So for large
red ash nut suitable for small cooking stoves screened
ard delivered &c any part OF the city.
RICHARD CLINTON, 254 First avenue.
w HITE ASH STOVE COAL. DISCHARGING, THIS
wv day, from boat, at 81 per ton. Weighed on the
wharf, and delivered to any part Of the city Orders
re eiyed at scales the wharf, foot OF King street,
n nth river JACOB WEEKS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fRE CANAL SsRTEt szAE vARp-As.-. A ..
lOO VAN NofE} stor5 essro.--age nass . isrss -
sortnent OF tbs lssss fstteros CT or ss'o IA
'onabs terms scvss acd rsesss nnei With po4s Scas
and repaired, grses set ard Repaired scyss put up AZ.
pps furnished for sssns Also sospason, gr.dds -
cas wholssais and retail lao s5aslsp5s u tae ssis
dies consists In their roraisss sss grsst.az sas
used.
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SPORTING. &C.
NJ OJICE-THERE Is TO BE CHICKEN SHOOTING ON
IN New Years day, Eighth ayeuuo between se
veDtyrst and Scventy-seeond streets Shooting com
mences at O'Clock p. IL
TO II 0RTsMfN.--To BE sH or TOR, on. HUNDRED
live chickens also, dead poultry at the corner OF
sixty ninth street and Bloomngdslc road On Tuesday
=. JONES, Proprietor Halfway House.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

A D0DWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. S0g
~ broadway opposite Eleventh street, Is now ogea
oE the reception of pupils who can At any
lays at and P. NJ; gentlemen Wednesdays,
thursdays, and every other Friday, at7ls p N. PI.e
lcnI assemblies on Saturday evenings for ladies and
ger .lemen. Monthly soirees usual Circulars, con-
tain days, hours and terms Of instruction he bsa
st the academy at any time viii be sent BIZ post
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IiR1vATE DANCING SCHOOL 800 BROADWAY THE
4 term will cornmeace after the holidays. All
dances taught in the quick est possible time Glasses for
beginners, and for those who bsve partially learned All
applcations to be made at 27a Bowery, ia the book
store. ## X. BTRNrON.
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II AIDES WHO WISH THEIR HANDS SOFT AND
Ia white for the holidays should buy pair OF India
rubber gloves Ladies' and gents lined rubber gloves,
for cold and wet weather be found ct all the rubber
stores The trade only supplied at No 80 joan street
up stairs.
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MIR. c. WEIGHTS DANCING ACADEMY. MILITARY
WI Hail. Bowery.--Mr. Wright's second quarter will
commence ON Tuesday, Jan 2. Persons subscribing
then WI receive four months tuition for quarter.
Days of tuition ladies, &C. Tuesday and Saturday af-
ternoons, from till g. gentlemen Tuesday ana Friday
evenings.
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DLATED WARE FOR THE HoIIDAYs.-PLArEn cor.
fee and kettles plated cordial stand for sale
by HIRAM YOUNG, 10 Maiden me.
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gIY AREHOUss OF WINDSOR TAYER MILE Nc.
w 90 and OF Nssssu street, New Yort--rhe sps.
scribers have commenced manufacturing news and oocs
asirg fourteen largest sss rug enxpes and 81 Ia >
fourdlner machirss (ons more 70 be scd-d) sts noH
ready to rso6S orders from persoaa IL vsns OF sdpe
lar quaiiiy OF news book printing rsfef. These
~vrks have been built With graf esre embracing 81 ~
modern improvements, WITH eun supply Of spras sus
utsslar water togctfer vita never fs NJ pogec,
svrinx rraiform good color 70 tas papr sad egEt3
suppiy 10 quantity ami qualify. 1ns cspsoty Of slss
tvO hdns - uAnSfssturv Area thousand ros,1s =
papW ~ day. YyRa68 U$ooka.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS THE LAST MOMENTS OF
MHL0S rAy-LeTTER FROM F. ALLEN.
ire Following gentlemen were elected managers
OF the New York Institution for the Blind on Thurs
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A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BRANDlEN, WINES
"A Scotch AID Irish vbiskeys, runs, gins syruys an,
sordiah, Scotch aes, Iosdoa acd Dublin porter Phi
For sale at WIN. a. UEDERHulS, 4so Brooms str
corner Of Crosby
HHOICE Old WINES, BRANDi1S, &C., FOR THE
~ holidays. sickness, and family Mr.. ACKIR
MAN. Importer, will continue 20 deliver in quaint ties to
suit, until IL O'Clock New TEARS morning, OF his
choice old brandies, pure juice port Madeira sherry
and other vines, segsrs, &c. very low for cash. All
goods rsia for delivered free. IS Broadway up stairs
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The Horse Market.

Review Of THE New York Hor aist located r.snty fo9
and Of Thidsv for the week ending March IS by
Afsr several Of the Horse marie
wicb webs hi ihan last ysry le ba,i
snnAion 70 u'se me Az ',s s ~, ~ ~ as
eId re-. thso So hs5, r.. or s se %
btrn i5: Northup Pest llo; Brown smith i Sarsean ~
wilton Is; F.ssn G,sh,m q Kelley . TsyiOt 2 Smith
Nsu A. some o. the SAD e. afs appa' ia oal ta .fst Of
the Of the market may be gathered from the following memo
SMITH say their ss for week have been brisk
tor si's, O. s0s nom "a i hands for $50 5 h a
well broie for lady 5hsnds with switch tail ard altogether
az sss Zoo, sos ri. time sG list ysa G'' '
N saSeEasr think, price. good particularly for
oinSriII bins. rds not near good March
PtTfIs od IS horses since M February p Of
them MS wees al o. ne "oSas eAss ~ S Sy o.
gentleman Lon: Isnd foi hiy ard farm for $50 Tass
where horses sold by them from They think
buying this sng It generally thought that very few Of the
City stage linz: have msas any money the past winter -
than they sol in the previous four weeks Their sales OF good WORK
wirsos very dscced that trade good this spring ssr
If prizes as hish, sales much slower 49,,
Lee. Year hey three fresh droves
M.Ss rho keep. few priced bosses th,. gentlemen
lev b,t cI,,, and fever baves ia sIset The prospect
pretty fair O owners Of good fl .tc.ss carriage o.
and they sipsct 8 morrow They think The price Of good
will he ~ = higer this spring than
CHaMBERLN thinks the prices about last spring but
sale. quick not buying few persou are
looking and would pay hrs rate price suited
pair snug Morgan horses bay 5 hands high sold by simon
gentleman farmer for 5000 There not good supply OF
frst-clsfs horsss In the street.
TAYtoR bss found lately for vorkhoses bat for
those ofthe generally One handsome black
carr. horse old M hands sold to day for 300 Has bad
looking horses toI day or two shan Tor weeks De-
MicAuILY saw, decidedly that trade good year
ago mostly Weren aud IL generally remarked that
improved quality this from Ohio and other
Western States. /
Nj MloAuE has sold siey about 70 mules from Kentucky and
to-day and viii have further supply In few days.
the this class of animals makes object 20
teep the supplied They worth from $500 to 500
pair Of color old well
$50 well matched pair of bays old $500
Several comr-on size. two old $500 aHa S525 pair
City Railroads besinns ~ mules; and we fre-
quenty them Ia the sin heavy work %
the Delaware and Rstan Canal all ths towing done by mules
We glad to find they 20 be kept In market