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DIED.

ARMsTRoNG-on be 9Th inst ofccnumpon, R.nees EaPhs
ma wife Of John Amsfrorg the SD year Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family sre respectfully invited 10
the residence of Henry f-i,cnn:s FAIRY
W,stehester Co. Mosday Jsn9 ~ NJ Tns Train
Leaves Thirty first 81 station a, u A NJ.
BARkEK-O the othe sth irst Wm C. IT, nfsr son
Of VIM AID Beulah Barker sgeo n months ana days
relatives and ierds OF the family invited 70 sead the
unss the residence Of his parents No 2l6 VinEon e. 5ook
D Third Day Tuesday al 10 A. NJ His remains will be taken
TO Pougbleep for interment q,
COLLINSOn the 9th nst at his sidenee Of Pearl aud
Dovers's b. CoibS In the f7h wear Of his
pELvECCHIO-O On Friday 9Th inst, Charles Deveoho OF con
sumption. in the 9Th year Of his age.
The will take place At So SPhsas Church Mad
and on Monday h lust ~ 10 oeoS
Tie friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral without further notice
FALL ONERoa Seventh Day. h inst Samuel Faeoner aged
ais relatives and friends are iavited to his ans, the
Friends meee house in Roest o'clock tbs afternoon HI.
remains will be taken to Pnrcese onorro" morning V a'
o'clock train fthe Harlem Railroad.
MEGIE-At BooutOu J. on Saturday III inst, Margaret L.
Miller wife of the Rev Daniel Iegie aged Is years
Her funersl will place Wednesday llth 10 NJ
MUSHbACkOn Saturday morning TN inst a. the OF
father Eiss Mrshbsek ESD In John5ush Warren co j.
HlIea Wson MGhbak OF Nsw-Yosk City Ia the Sh year Of
OliS-On the morning of the residence OF his brother
II G O Eco Of Geaesa John p Otis formerly OF the hm OF
Otis & Wocdx ard, ssed 81 yesrs-
PoRTER-A Unionyie the l int the Rev Reuben
H. rsnsus yere taken to Newark n j. for intsrment
Mount Morris N Y, aud Newark. J., paper. please COPY
sANBORN-Yestedy Nathaniel sanborn IN the 5tl year o.
his
Of his mother, No 81 Spring st.- Solo. H. Sanborn
sMIHAi Mott Haven Saturday evening Jan 2 o. nhul
mAory Group William Brownee, only Of John Esern aud
Agnes Ann Smith, aged years. months and 10 days 49,
the family respectfully invited q attead as Ia
Tueay aernoOu az O'CLOCK IRON the residence
WLLISOn Saturday 9Th inst John villa sou OF the late X
Willis Of West Point.
Tie nera will place this afternoon at o'clock precisely
from The brother Richard No 1902 COunbsss The
friends the family respectfully requested TO attend
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II. rinento oiddeio sha eVones" Na'A hbuoa'0h
Wib Tery deman from both ssd es>s
large busne. during the week the makst 'lotls
i60 advance On last Friday Foe al "a nt
81 ~s have 2SS bbds, with 2lG0 bts Mvitiu mi
fsSs. g. haTlna lon brought 81 ~. -
santsct trsnssctous have been extensivc oon9glE
ana from 56dS6G hhis Cubs aud Pb-ti Hi-1 a
,sr, bite Bahia a. 81 dS9 so turs brow - 81 ~ W
.es urclayed hsuia, Is 20 arrive 81 ~ put INTO
In The Continental stocks small aui prices
.,bsr inpsoVtpe ,o,.s.o,s 49,. 10 Ss,t T., ,,,i,,
-, RES doll with sellers % Coagoa az 1n
a Cav or speculative demand has taken Oh sever
tse AID we hrner l26lll The TRADE ntve tA%sn
s COED medium linda At sol T. bat they are only very Pi
fJers ,-s----..o w. .-o,. pfo@t 1871 Bau
~ Rs6rtd iSz BAneai27I; stras AS. Tin Plates 10 more
,asnS; l C. Coke q l. l. G Charcoal ~ ,.-.,-..a
Roush auoted 49, 49, bat no sale mentioned
s,,s dull Il 55fGas5 for American, and 81 BRUSH
wHALEBoNE nominal l., 49,. 80, c-,o,,
We have stil bu little sssvt, notice In ANsEeAS STOCK
sv ros pressed for sale IN" market Dat
rS<r In se Crn The following are the oomiah 1aOts
ps United States Bonds loo n reassyssua % %sZ
p RI a. 80 dio Railroad Sc ap3l Ma.schuss ef-
1fS6W7 Nnrylsnd Sferling S0ys bottom CITY 4fs io<9
n; Vrrinis Porss Ts1 New vi ans iyVs o. Ns0auA
,fs. (,,f CifV6 is.
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SECOND aoARD
Sales OF stocks Mt Philadelphia. 3. SATURDAY. Jan 7
...a--aa Tor rns n trihuns ns M...rs EaI IaoMAs

Ine " I. Irleune Dy otessfs lhthAs
FIRST Ro1yG-slOc Allegheny Co. r. Is b2ga 90 Gj0 do
blwn o. $1,000 City RR o. 89 99 $1,000 do 3d. . eco d.
Ga 81; $500 Penhs s. IS c. r., sol $3.50 do. ? SSf
s5wn 33l $500 do under6 3D. 81 co. SchHyL
Nav 6s 80 SlCC Cam AnbOy r. S. 10 9li fi@ do.
81 $3.50 Rich Dist 6s - 5) 800 TOga T. 81
Is: Meadow r. ga 81 300 Lehgh0s 81; 800
95 81 Penn r. 10 lots a.; 80 do IN
do S. 49, S. do s. 5i IS do 49 do 49, IS do
~ "A Schulz Nav prefd eEh SIT 5do ST. Is Reading RR c.
Si % do 35s % do SGT p do sj-n 3 100 40 opg
SEA, Lehsh Nav 694 do 81 10 90 b SOL 81 dinehil r.
Scrip 4s. Little schuy i9 100 Long ldand l5i "a
Commercial CT ~ nlo, 6i Farmers Mech
Philadelphia Bark, ll; 81 Bah OF Penna 10 lets
no 81 Girard Bank b5 Is; 4 Mechanics Bank, sit.
Bttreer BdTd0 Morris Canal cash 5a 100 do s. l5t 80
Reading RAILROAD SCI; Chester Valley Railroad b5 To- I'D do
I'd. 10 zfC 90. 10 q Harrisburg Railroad 81 -.
Second schHylknl Navigation Gs, 80 Ii e0O
Camden Ambcy Io cad ga rs Sli 5000 do 49, 81 81 90
United III 5000 Allegheny Csunty Railroad
Gs So cap S0s 81 oOo Reading Rs
road 10 S. soO DO, sS Harrisburg Railroad 5t - VII
Eairosd Sd -; Pennsyyaoia Railroad 49, Lehisa
EayisstioB, 6st 100 Long Island Railroad cash l5t
fer Bo0d-i6O Island r. R. 5t 10 Lehsh NlVSation
b5 6gi. . - -, 49,, -,
Oorng Prka - United 6s 80 ~ bd asred
u o. bid esked Penna Ss int OF, ssl cid S94 askee
Read Railroad ss bid 3yt asked Read bdl - s2l bid, %
AIRED Reading Mortgage Bond 9 30 90 bid 80 ske1 Psan
yGaa r R. 4sI bid 49i asked, Morris Canal Isl bid, i5
sTsd; scbuylkil Nav g. 7si bid n ssked; SehdyihI
Eayiraon Stock III bid 81 asked schuy Navigation Pefsrred
III bd Sls asked Ions Island Isl I'D l6 aske seoeeTs l5s
bd Grsrd Bank ID bid l34 sked United states Ssak
81 bid 81 sssd; Union Canal "A bid ut Sied Steady
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LECTURES. MEETINGS, EXHIBITIONS. ss

y 7 STARR KIxc's LEcTukE-f71 Broadway ZIP NJ
p RosE's LxcTuRE Broadway Tsbernsele. n PM
fd PowLERs LEcrURE-Jency City u p ~
D. Wan TgNPERsNcf HErTIxe-LsmsrineH Hall II p NJ
(fRAcT OF TBE GANGxS and Don Economy" Broadway
|aExrs AND GUARDIANS Black aud bite kc AZ Blu toes
IN. LpE Od Tne and Who speaks First" Wsllaek
Islk ToMs CABIH-NatoDsi Theater, p. M
- THUNs Day ard evening a. bsrnunn's hus-un
CHRsTY WooDs EthOpianhm-fH Broadway.
kLkTs OPERa HousE-EhiopisD Delnestions-s bwAy, IT,
[W.yoRx EesIrian-S bowery, =.
leapvAy Animals5S7 bway 10 A to 10 < NJ
;ocsrRY ALL EATioSs-CTys.a Palace, A. NJ adpskr
Pas GALLERY CHRISTIAN ARrSt3 Broadway eve
l1vARD's EeYPT Holy LASD-595 Broadway, "a N
Itfys PArToscoYg CkLIFoRSIA-TlS Broadway, " r
InnAHs SEVEN MILE MiRRoE-eS3 Broadway, and ~ NJ
StkRr teyrrIAs AsueUIuEsS5a Broadway, "a 10 ioPh
S0s FREE PicTvsz GALLsRY every dsy-No t3 Broadway
Fsoh Burt ssie-Stuyvessnt fBstif0te, a p H.
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MARRIED..

GRIGGS- NELvILLB-Af Pifs-6od M.-s irst.
the Episcopal Church b. the Rev M Psrvs Nr George
Boscn Mis- Helen Mara Melville, 81 the
dsught.r the late allan Melville, formerly of hs
HILLS GARDfNt Rat the New England Church Wilkins
Jan by Ih0s K Be-eher Nixon
Hills ESQ. ard Mary g. Gardner
MFNZEs-PFNISTON-A Carrollton Ky the S1h D~ce-a
tr by tie Rev Crow john W herxiss Of CO~i1ron
Mia samuels Penon eldest dsuhter Of Kehnd Pen
iston. Esq.
EOOAE-CAMPBELLo Sunday everinE Jan l. By RS Rev.
J. 0TEre Mr Henry K kooDe 70 Miss Mary Campbell al Of
clsrtiand Ohio. papers rlesse copy.
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Advertisement
- A lstA 4 r.. 49, H.,

There are less than 2 600 of PERHAMs Share Tickets
row Vrso1 and those tina. wsh e them and see tho eIhbliSn
OF the Mile Mirror before closes should bug once The
lin, limited the continuance Of the exhibition the Ia o. Febrl
sTy approaching Yo1 sill, buy the On fleets a. 81
e.sh hh four the Mirror aud cynsae tue
pUrci.ser Shareholder the sooco Gifs Which M PssaAh
e. kapdsd disposition his patrons Inc ON f.
is Hoe MiIroE the Pianos the Gold Waehes are all In
yslae and worth effort and bsr.l expenditure 70
cfee and Exhibition Room A. Academy Halt
no Broadway.
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tAfyer4senrnti
nIrrcfH Tow" REnIEIYUs --uncle Toms CABIN.

Which sHeh oseaowiag sndeaees r cne ssd
rhfvr che National inel,sr - % D.
irfrn ed EVENING With entirely Of s;,as waish
has IN 5r great length Of ns s3t III ceps'
1p-th- -r upon Several ehsrt0tsn hsg0
tsn posusd ssa adet sT' srnster eas % us
py snrds, ni-bt the Interior q h thsfer hss been en-
iifeiy rrf@d painted decorated and Il esgss ~
rtsk Nr FUZZY las Sedesrsd the Esssal exclusively %
the Drama and hss crowned Biz es'f
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London Corn Market. DEC. ?:

K. 4.A. Nd closed quietly at full terms Foreign
ltsish WHEAT neaoy, ra~n FLOUR unatered Country
n firmly, bot little passing. BEANS ana Peas INC
tAes dull al late advance. BARLsS,.
v trade steady AZ Mondays prices
From King.ford and Lays Circular.
als Of either Engsh foreign since MONDAY noas
ATTENDANCE pretty Fair business In both English and
bin Wheat AZ u p .es Monday sales Of floating
HON Naue OF All spnng CoRS unaltered FLOUR
n II extreme prices Of Monday
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AuNtTIIsTuIrIIsI
n.sf.Crp LINENS a. NJ f. To-

DAMAGED LINENs.-S. d NJ. f. T0we Il Co.,
BALL No ssi Grsnd have received from aation 50
comprising Linen SheetDg al widths Linen
Dsr,s md Table Diaper Napkins DsPe and Towens tr9 ths
World The above goods wLFrsnted
strong every equal goods free from damage We
call tie attention Of hoteksepeTl and families 20 zoe ABOVE sales
81 By making early selections Also
no e.se, VET shirIIpz Mnslna lanls EAalPoEtaion
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GEN. ToM THUMB Ar BARSuMs.-This wonderful
little individual Of OolY 2 inches hgh saf
weighing bat Is rouuds sppe.s h estrsd mar. P-ofnsoces
both this sfferoou ard this Bsnnrs Museum tie
the eucsty in The word end hi-se his only par
"alel" The ugus Comedies Farcss viii be gyen beside
No made these sftrens Tor seeing
The living C:rtfes srj eli he other curisssties.
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fAdTertlfement. |

Prof o. S. FOwler's Lecture at the Reformed Dutch
Church in Jersey City. this Aosday evsnsg, win treat Of
Psophes Facts and Moral Bearings Of Phren0ogy and the
Location 0rsans All who wsh 70 understand the can Of this
should hear th Lecture To commence O'Clock Free
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sooD ADwcE-A correspondent at Plymouth, Michigan
ses some Of those in this City who are perishing for
sof employment to 90 To that State Good advice He
teachers, seamssresses. dichers and all workers get
~pald in his neghborhoOd Good news He says, tell
~ sowing girls that pay rs cents each for making
here, and sometimes when the girls get tired Of
"ssges we throw in sturdy young farmer Good wages
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fAdyertisementl
WPT Coops IRON am

WET GOODS IRON TIE STEAMER HUMB0LDf.-
Wet slksWe ssJus received n pieces hsh u.tred black
Rhine slightly vita salt but perfect in every
ehr plain bsct Sstins figured Satin Cravs Broad
,lL and dieS Linen Shifting. aud sheet
tn. nS Linens Table Diapers ToweaE Napkins &C.
,sbeb iii be oaered this Monday morning., Jan BY
~ HEAkD CLAP Co, No oVl Grsndst
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fAdyertisement
sTrRposcoPIc PrCTUREs.-T6ose

S1EREOSCOPIC F1CIIKEs.-ID Uht cuIIUur hIIu IIlc-
Ike t:ctues the highest perfection ROOFS popular
r.l.r No So Broadway. Pictures taken In spy weath IN
s never surpsssed csl and Jerusalem Mount Zion and
cher views
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Advertisement

Srpor Blitz the TentrlOquist, Magician, and his
a,ns perform evening and Wednesday an
sstrd,y ssrsoons suyvsssns Institute, No 80 Broadway
seHshtll place Of sm1senent
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WARRANTED THE BEST OR No PAY-for Choleis,
ro ccYh Group Dy.enter Chronic RheunStsm Pains tas
Ian Chest Toothsehs, Old Sore. syeinr &c u
A. By the eminent physeiana and e oy ne
the United states Pree - nd 0cH psooS
No ~ 0rseav>hr, n. Y, snd No 8 Safest Bossoa
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fAdvertisementl

THE PALACE OF ART.-The most magnificent col
lection of Dsguerreotypes DO 10 this country At Gurne
Nc $40 BrosdWs Cal snd examine Also the Prze Pitcher and
the Premium Dss1eueotypes which defy competition
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SATURDAY, Jan. Up. VI.


There was an active Stock Market at the First Board TO-
day, and prices were generally well sustained At the
Second Board there was q downward tendency with
moderate amount Of business decline in Erie to 7s had
an unfayorable effect upon the whole market The large
amounts OF Erie thrown the market within few days
arc supposed to be reserved stock Of the Company sold
for the purpose Of raising funds FOX the payment Of the
100000 Certificates due on the st inst Nicaragua was
heavy and went to q Harlem, So Reading ~ Hud
SON e.; Canton 90 Cumber Rand 65l. &c Crystal Palace
acid at 90 which is further decline This concern upon
which has been expended s75O,ooO is now selling for
s15oOoO For Railroad Bond. there is fair demand and
rates are without important change The sales 100000
sse of sl2COo Government s. 1867, made at l2i.
In Mining Stocks the transactions not large but
prices are firm
Tie Exchange market s quiet. Sterling is q es3, with
but few transactions over Of cent Francs 2o95.lS
There moderate business doing in Freghs and prices
are rather lower To Liverpool 10000 bushels Grain lid
aid; 1900 bbs Flour, 3ias3i6i 900 bales Cotton,
IL 32d sd-the latter in the Alps ToLondon 2OOo bbls
Naval Stores 81 1000 bbls. Oil Cake 49, LOO bbls
Flour 4ls; 10000 bushels Wheat, l5d To Havrs. 1000
bbls Flour s5c Wheat 24c To Antwerp. 5000 bushels
Rye led; 500 bbis. Flour, 81 clipper bark Of about
$500 bbs was chartered in London for Australia al f3Jo
vessel called the Grape Shot taken up in this port
or Melbourne 70 Dad with Flour at 10 80 To California
rates for full vess Ut CSC ari In loading clippers q
SO zoos.
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London Produce Market. DEC. .

kveAR-west India G23 hhds and eroes Cd advance
kned active. Brown lnmps, al FOREIGN Sales extensive
How Havana duty paid 35I 81 COsFBE-S. ADVANCING
hive Ceyon SOL. TGA iru Ordinary Congou q 60 q
active White bengal 49, 10 l6 TALLow brisk and sdVan-
A. r. Y C., 58fS % Sc 6 on the spot
IA Co5meal Dolly L Ga Change TALLow on the spot
tueed and 25 turs OF p c sold 81 = also 800 un
Isl Petersburg clean HEMP at A. tun The advanced
tttons IN the trade with Russia; In fao
Nv Of English merchants have e ST Peteburg fearing an
t,rupt!or in their pursuits
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CITY ITEMS.
METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
0bserpoii0n BY Sosdard Tey10meie' at No ChImbes.
ny JOHN C. n. RoNEsTT
1854. 9AM I2M SP.M
January 7.......................2 3l % %
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GAS GAsll GAsl!!-Archer Warner & Co have
r,e ,,eek rylss Chandelier and other G, Fss a.
ih,ir zrest Manufacturing Depot, Ma. 5s Broadway.
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Glasgow PIg-IrOn Market.

Re market 1. very firm 79 cash down buyers
7s6Q7s9 The markets ia general 10 S25 and
the stocks being reduced 80 tuns since Feb
~ Last
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BROADWAY MENAGERIE.-Ihe rne eondlIlon OF the
At this establishment the piendor appointments and
the rr VARSITY attractions presented call FRA expressions o.
the most unqualified appreciation from al vsiters
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Irces.. IS = tS

lncreese' - Y cent. ''.''''''''''e i"S''
The letters by the steamer bring moderate amount on
orders for American Securities European war is gems
rally looked upon as almost certain yet the Conso muke
is but little depressed the closing price being 81 s9f
Money was in active demand at 4, as cont on first
class short bills and cent four aud six months bs
both in London and Paris The sales Of American secur'
ties are small and quotations entirely nominal
The following table will show the fluctuations in Con'os
during the week
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ARREST OF YoUSG PIcKPocKET.-A boy |? years Of
age named VIM Riley, was detected on Saturday after
noon by Mrs Sarah Greenleaf Of No Astor place in
the ac of picking her pocket Of porte mOnnaie con
tanning about $50, as she was passing the corner OF
Broadway and Reade ST. The youngster managed to get
possession Of the properly end off with it, but the lady
gave the alarm and be overhauled at the Of
Chambers ST. by Officer McCauley OF the Sixth Ward,
who recovered the most of the money The thief was
locked up by Justice Bogart for trial
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The receipts ct The Sub Treas6sy sre si5t3ss Fay
mcuts ss.Css Balance s. l90ess
Tie Corn Exchange has declared dividend off cont
! Tor The las; 81, months. payable LIST Feb
Tie Mercantile Bank has declared dividend Of y
on The old and z v cent on IA, strip $50 k the
Equitsblo Insurance Company. IL p cent the NsxOr
leans Canal and Banking Company. cent. tho Ohio
Life and Trus, Company, p cent
The Nsugstack Railroad Company h,s declared dlvi
dend Of ~ a share The coupons the bonds Of The
Company due on the 10th insf. viii be paid thai day
The Bank Of Pennsylvania. semi ANIMAL yidend Of
= cent the Union Bank Of Delaware, at Wilmington.
semi animal dividend Of Il Y ,ent
The Imports Of the week exclusive Of Dry Goods
very large They amount to s935I23. Inoladed are
50 so i'SS s;s
HI.s5, ''.'''.'''...' 81 ga ''''
The Imports of Dry Goods compared with the sane
week last year show decline Of s377l5s.
Tie following is an official report OF specie exported from
tie dstrc of New York from the I'd the Th Jaausy
1854. Inclusive
BAH Bfothsrs Hons KonI Soab.aa1'
Rars Biotbsr Kong Kong Mexican dOla Ltii
s.ss:r F Pssss ILiy ysTSoS c5 $50 $500
STEAMER eaeihe liverpool Enslsh silver Lo
Total. Sam
A II Nicoay has sale OF Securities at the Merchann
Exchange on Monday at ~ O'Clock
some new parties IN this City have taken hold OF mo Va
cage and Mississippi Railroad Mr. III Dwghts rOadl aud
have furnished the necessary to complete L. The
following gentlemen have been elected Directors George
Bliss Springfield, Mass, Henry Ho,chkiss. New Haven.
and Charles Gould, Edwin Litchfeld and John Cleve
land New York The Hon George Bliss elected Prssi
dent of the Company The work viii be pushed with vgof
until this impOran, connection between the mississippi aud
the Lake is completed. Thors more energetic RAD
road the country than those who have taken hold Of
this enterprise and this remark applies especially TO MIR
Lichfeld In building the southern Michigan and North
ern Indiana Road he surnounied obstacles which woad
have deferred most from proceeding.
The Wilmington and Manchester Railroad is now com
peed its whole length 62 miles excepting about two
miles al the crossing OF the Pedee River This road
carrying the great Southern Mail to New Orleans
The notes OF the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Oswe
GO are selling at OG60c. on the dollar.
The entered the books OF the Treasury De
parment at Washington on the 5th inst were:
For the redemption f...stls3
the Treasury Depa exclusive ofstOcks.' es -
the OusouN
Covered INTO the Treasury from Customs -
Tor the war Departn
kor rrpayirg fOrtho War Department S.s
For the .tefioT Ss'
The Money market continues active but without change
in rates The railroad Of the West continue 10 draw
means to large extent away from this City.
The earnings Of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad for December were:
1852 1888
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he weather yesterday rather cold. but pleasant
Srwise At midnight high wind was blowing from the
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The returns OF tho Bank of England again present ia
vorabo aspect showing increase of il09O 900 IN the
bullion while the Of deposits amounts 10 taS3oT
There i, a decrease in other securities held Of f9sSa'2
and an increase in notes of f5ss 222.
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ARRESTS FOR GRAND LARcESY.-Three men, named
James Comfy Francis Killsy and james Lynch, were
Yesterday ted charged with stealing large amount
of property from the Hudson River Railroad Company Ii
ia alleged that they occupied OF dapidated build
ings at the foot IL Thrythird st. North River on the
lire of the Railroad and have forsome time past been
gagged in robbng tho freight Of the road Lieut. Trg
ler with force ofthe Twentieth Ward Police made de
scent on their premises where they state they found 600
barrels of pork three rkins of butter five barrels -four
Elk railroad lamps and barrel of rum. all Of which Is
posed to be stolen property The accused taken be
fore Justice Stuart for examination.
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The Money market continues active. but without change
in rates The railroad of the West continue TO draw
means to large extent away from this City.
The earnings Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad for December were
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Hrs Sales so barrels chiefly arrive at 81 for Pots
70 2ol a ewt for PEARL
llIp dull, and prices nominal
IEsH brought &c y cwt for o bbls common amber.
Bathing Of i'm portsnce 10 other articles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09

ARRESTS FoR BURGLARY-Two young men, named
Thomas Heeley and Jacob Wilson ala, Burke were ar.
rested at ono clock yesterday morning by officers Quinn
end Kinney, of the Sixth Ward charged with breaking
into the porter house and Nv elng Of Patrick Muyey D.
c. Bayafd ST. and stealing tberefrOm three trunks
taug sos and clothing to the value Of $50 The officers
found Heay concealed in coal yard al Joining which he
had gained BY Of the entrance OF the promises
The prisoners were taken before Justice Bogart and
locked up for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09

ARRESTS FOR SELLING Logon WITHOUT LrcEsL-Five
Of the Seventh Ward who stand indicted for sell
ling LIQUOR without license were on Saturday arrested by
Officer Duhop on bench warrants issued by the Court Of
Sessions and taken before the Court for disposal FoIr
porter house keepers Of the Nineteenth Ward also
arrested on similar process for non Of fines imposed
upon them some time for selling liquor without license
They were disposed ofin Ike manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09

CoILIsIoS-The ship John WWhite, Snow, for Antwerp
while towing ont oftho Eat River Saturday evening
in contact with the packet ship Great Western from Liver
pool also in tow by which the W w lost fore and miz
zen topgalent rass lsboard back stays chain plates
drawing tie bolts fashion piece and buwGrks has also
received considerable damage in her rigging She will 80
back to the dock TO repair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09

sRooKIKG juvenile DrPRAvIrr.-on Fiday evening.
three boys named Alexander Black Lawrence krkhaun,