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Markets.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 81, 1885.
The money market Is easy to-day. Stocks are dull.
Reading, 49, Morris Canal, 1b5s; Long Island Railroad,
l7K; Pennsylvania Railroad, 40; Pennsylvana State
Elves, IS.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 20, 1885.
Our cotton market to-day has undergone decline Of
re. nc. qualities below middling, while middling
and the descriptions above remain unchanged The
sales Of the day were 900 bales.
CHARLESTON, Feb 20, 1885,
Our cotton market Is frm With sales during the past
two days Of 6,175 bales, at prices ranging from &C.
o 90.
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Personal Intelligence.

as At the 81 x. N, S
steamers for an arctic expedition.
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Trensj.s New L9sasn; cSl TisS, .sysusSs RL
siccum Providence, R, T.; s. Winston and lady Mass
the st. N,sh.lss.Gsn Leslie Combs Ksnsaesy Col
Paris; p eissng o.; sino,ai Edis6aIs WIN Cor
london Charles
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mont; J. y Soss Snsnnssi; !: calhoun Hridssp:Ts;
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Edward Habit Mrs Dale three children ssIysnti
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JOIN Ssss:. is In %;ss
Antoine Victor, Geo HARDWOOD and son, Churchman,
q Lamson John Brown, w baldwin. John Besford Mi
shs sehils.a Iisgn: DAILY Getting Ii0S;
tp PIERCE ass Smith John Fair
SON LeaKs VIM Cormask Alex Sinclair Senior Grssoris
dc Auria Greenberry Chas Hodges Sand Victor Count
Kazinsk, s Sears, z Martin-total %.
DEPARTURES.
IN the steamship Atlantic for Liverpool-Madam Crist
and maid sgnor Mario and servant Miss wnns,
ler do; Mr. and Mrs Edwards do; Mr. Ropca do; Mr.
GARRETT do; Mr. John Foley, do Mr. and Mrs L How
land do Gargoe, Of Mexico; Schmidt, Germany; Hy
Archer Canada Mrs John Goldman and cht New York; Mr.
Warton, Buffalo; Mr. Alex simpson Montreal; lily Huess
man. Alonzo Booth, Mann, N.Y. DR. Campbell and son.
Boody, David Campbell, Townsend A Freedman, n *
Levin Boston; w Chaplin, c Sanford, Y; II Beau
pert, Mr. Holly Hudson, Am Consul Buenos Ayres; VIM
Nibo Y; Mrs Lewis DeKay j Miss Fanny Armstrong,
Y; Howlands two servants Sissot, Switzerland,
Messrs Hughes, New York; Juan Erenchun, SPAIN G.
sherman, Mrs Hart and infant Messrs Richardson New
York; Campbell A Legrapd Paris; Mr. and Mrs r q
Thomson, Scotland; Messrs p Webb, Eng; = Birch.
Phil Taylor, Canada; Corghi, w Bowleby, VIM Brow
err New York; James Spencer Phil; Geo keme, Germany
Total, co.
In the steamship Florida for savannahAndrew Gan n
Randolph, Meginnss, N Ward, Hough WIN s
Kennochan, John Kennochan Joseph crtfeld, reucht
wanfer, Kelley, George Booth, Mrs Henry Gogge
shall, William Martin, Robert Potter, Mrs How
land Moon Mrs Follansbee, A Runge, Kies, Miss
Andrews Miss Sims, w Rowland, Edward Norton. Johu-
son Livingston, lady child and servant, Louis
Scudder, James Nearer Green w Belden brother.
" er, 10 In the
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prie tor Of the Times. The cc,sstrv cares
nothing about Mr.. St. Johns p.fynte character.
or his relations with the sewwd edisors: what
IL wants is good bank system, with a reliable
superintendent at its hes,,t, and it appears that
Mr.. st. John does not answer this requirement.
VIRGINIA PoLIylcs-CAPrAIN RYNDERs AND
Mr.. WISE AND THE HsRALD.-The Petersburg
Va) SoutA Side Democrat (glad he is not
ON the North side) in speaking Of our late
remsrks that Captain RYnders was competent
to lift up Mr.. Henry A, Wise " from the de-
graduation of the drunken loafer in the gutter
to the dignity of speech which characserizes
the Tsmmany coal-hole," says:-- q
That is pretty language for q shameless hireng like
James Gordon Bennett 10 use to Virginia gentleman,
far his superior in purity OF private LIE as In intellect
ability and patriotism. we presume, however, 1ns. a.
and the " brethren" in vrgnis must swallow 1t. Wll
the organ here characterize Mr.. Wise as a drunken
oafer IN the GUTTER, win IL, as becomes Virginia
paper hur back the alsahood and the Islander to the
polluted source from which it springer
Our Virginia contemporary finds it convenient,
perhaps to misconstrue our language. We did
not say that Mr.. Wise was drunken loafer in
the gutter;" but that he had demeaned himself
to that low level in his vulgar epithets against
the editor of this journal They were certainly
beneath the dignity Of gentleman sober.
Again. the New YORK HRRALD is not Know
Nothing organ or hireling, any more than it
was democratic organ in 1852, or wing organ
in 1s48. It aims to be the organ Of public opin-
ion, without money and without price-save the
Independent support of generous and intelli-
gent people That's all. Letour " South Side"
contemporary keep cool, and prepare for the re-
ception of Captain Rynders from the North side.
And we call upon John Van Buren, to accom-
many him. The Prince and the Captain are
both wanted in Virginia.
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Scene at a Democratic Meeting.

EAsroS, Pa, Feb. 81, 1855.
The democracy held meeting last night to denounce
Senator Fry for supporting Mr. Cameron in the Lessa
tive convention. Resolutions to that effect intro
duced, when Mr.. Fox, American democrat, offered
amendment. rich ensued, the Americans
turning out the regulars and taking possession of the
meeting. Resolutions passed sustaining Mr.. Fry,
and instructing the members in the House to support
Cameron,
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Marine Affairs.

For ErRoPE.-rhe steamship Atlantic, Captain West,
sailed at yesterday for Liverpool with sixty pas
sengers and 81, 1921 ,l67 10 specie.
An ANCIENT CaAFT.-An English collier, called the
Prince Of Wales, a.ey wrecked at tho More, mouth
Of the river Thames, which built On that river in
1892 and consequently ninety three old when lost
She was of ISL tons burthep and had been al those
years engaged collier tween the Tyne and london.
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like this upon their invsrtments If the Legislature
OF the Sats Of New York consent to grant tho addition
capital provision tboald most assurediy be inserted,
establishing tariff of prices within the Of ordi
nary passengers. r%tHs tA
The agreed TO adjourn the 2ist Of March, In
order to visit the New York institutions The House
having assigned previous day, viii probably recsde
and cor eide with the Senate.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

- WAsHIN6TON, II, 1000.
Hon. james A. McDougal of Californs, was admitted
"a an attorney and counsellor OF the United States u
prems Court, today.
No. r. John Charles Fremont appellant vs. the United
General Cushing for the appelees, and by the Hon.
John j. Crittenden, for appellant.
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From Washington.

fUvU'
The Star says that the government has circumstan-
tal proof sufficient to convict the charerers Of the
steamer Massachusetts Of intention to violate the
neutrality lawf
The United States brig Of Perry, now at Norfolk,
has been put in commission, and viii be despatched to
the African station.
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Arrival OF the Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 81, 1856.
TwoNew Orleans mails, bringing dates as late due,
we're re ceived here this evening.
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DEATH FROM AN OVERDOSE OF LAUDINUM.
Coroner ODonnell held inquest upon the body of
Catherine Thompson, girl about seventeen years OF
oge, who came TO her death from the effects Of
dose OF audanu, administered BY herself by mistake
The deceased 1t appears having been oug sufferer
with acre throat the habit Of taking small doses
Of laudanum to relieve the pain, and the occasion
above che took overdose Of the poison watch resulted
with the above facts.
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w WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. Il, 1853
The prohbitory liquor law passed the House yester-
day, by vote OF eleven to ten.
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Movements OF Steamships.

Movements Of Steamshlps.
DEPARTURE OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
New ORLEANS, Feb. %, 1855.
The steamship Empire City sailed to-day for New
York via Havana
ARRIVAL OF THE KNOXVILLE AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Feb. 20, 1866.
The steamship Knoxville has arrived here in ftynine
hours from New York.
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Election OF County Omcers.

SYKACUsE Feu It, 1o5u'
At the town elections In Onondaga county, on Tues
day, eight democrats, six wings, two free soers and
two Know Nothing Supervisors were elected.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

The Only Enectual Extermtnstor OF Hats
eochroashes, he, Costsrs Wholesale and retail DE-
pot 5ss brosd~sy. None genuine unless signed By
HfNRY n COSrAR
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Conviction OF Lottery Managers.

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Feb. q, 1865.
The trial of the managers of the Catasqua lottery
concluded to-day. Nathaniel Frederick fined six
thousand dollars and COSTS William Grass, three thou.
sand and Both stand convicted until the fne is
paid.
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Election In Chautauque County
wErrElD, Feb. 81, 1855.
Both the representatives in the Legislature from Chau
auque county have been sustained by the people. All
the towns except three in the county have given large
American majorties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-22

wedding Cards. An assortment OF Evertleli's.
elegantly engraved wedding cards envelopes &C. can %
had on application er cent by post TO any part OF the,
country. Established. in ls4o. JAMES Evf8pTII. 3o2
Broadway, corner OF Dnane street.
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Tuttles Toy Empor.um-M.ny neon,

TuttIes Toy Empofium-Many people arc
prevented from entering store Broadway being un
GER the impression that they must necessarily pay NOR
for the goods than in the BY streets Such Is not tho
eaie, al least at TUITIEs As . sample, the rubber
crying babies he sells At 81, 81 Is q 81 and g. otbor
rubber toys ut proportionabIy low rates. War doIis
from II cents 70 %, comprislng sixteen slzss We
mention these articles particularly from their bep
easily recognized. Remsmber, No. 2f6 Broadxax.
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Carpets from Auction at Wonderful Re-
ducton In prices, at HIRAM ANDERSONS, 90 Bowery..
B10oo 600 yards velvet tapestry carpets, at Sc
los eco yards beautiful three ply and ingram car
pcts at 3s., 4s., b., g., Is, per yard.
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Cravats and Joinvillc Ties, Latest French.
styles, just received and for SALE Wholesale and retail
by G. B. HATCH CO., Importers Of GcntIemenis Fur
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Art and Literary Association will close in this city on the
Path inst Subscribers TO tho Knic ebocer o, anv OF
the other three dollar magazines receive csracsta OF
Membership emitting them 10 in tho rst distr-
button Of work. OF art 10 take place at sandnAy Ohio
on the 2sh inst sure snosci ptions received a. No
Astor House and ut the knckerbocker Once No 34s.
Broad way stairs = - -
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News Agents.--Abbe q Yates, Packers ansa
forwarders Of the daily and weekly NEw YoaK HEsaLp
and all other dailies published in the city, and all weekly
papers published In the Union together with
standard works, and cheap publications II Won desire.
punctualty and detpatch, Tend your orders to
Able x YATES ~ Beck m an street
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semi weekly auction sale OF stocks and bonds this day
at ~ o'clock, at the Nerchants' Exchange For fur
Their particulars his advertment another coamn
Catalogues can be obtained at the Office, No Broat ST.
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Heavy Beard in n Bottle.--Hy Onguent wills
force the whskers or moustache to grow strong aud
thick In SIX weeks and win not stain injurs thu skin.
81 bottle, sent to any part Of the country. n. g.
Philadelphia.
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Whites Spring Style or Hats for Gentle.
mems Ia ready. His corrugated brm Is the
most unique style introduced. WHITE.
30 Broad wav corner Fuiton
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Avenue taken At par; Government stock, so cents;
grdgeton 90 cents. Wheat Growers 90 cenis Erie and
County, 70 cents, At IyHss, Cio,hias wsrsboase "a
and Is Fulton street.
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Of rich striped and plaid silks which We viii sell At
S. per yard worth 9s aso three cases OF barege de
LANES at Is. per yard E. II. LEADBEATER SAT Broad
way, corner Of Leonard street.
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Anson's. Daguerrcotype s-Large. Size for Fifty
CENTS colored and In nice case, lined with velvet and
preserver twice the size others make for cents and
equal in quality and ze to those made else where for ST.
ANSON'S, 6ss Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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Portraits by the Patent Process for - cents
80 cents 81 and S. So SO per Dozen Depot Of the
works OF art and sale Of HOLMES United States
double acting camera, $50 Broadway.
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and now for still greater Increase Of the steady tide
patrons who have all winter long poured In upon ROOT
the renowned daguerrean and Photographic artist. az
No. 303 broadway. The unequaed beauty and perfec-
ton OF his work, especially life photographs on
canvass, CHALLENGE al rivalry. Call and see them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

BLOODY TRAGEDY IN BRo0KLYN.--At about
one o'clock on the morning of the LIST, while
three young men, named Ghas johnson, Robert
johnson {brothers) and Patrick McDonough,
were passing the corner of Fulton Avenue end
Raymond street, Brooklyn, they saw three men
lying on the edge OF the sidewalk, one being in
the gutter. They appeared to be asleep, and
swerc probably intoxicated. Their names are
Michael Gorman, Michael McGee and Patrick
.Scully. Charles johnson went up and shook
them, telling them to get up and go home. Two
of them paid no attention to him; but on taking
hold of German by the leg, he sprang up, and
as quick as thought, thrust tho blade of dirk
knife into his abdomen, and followed it up until
he had inflicted four deep gashes, each one Of
which was sufficient to produce death. The
wounded man cried out, :" Pm murdered-Pm
murdered p and dropped upon the pavement.
His brother and MoDonough, who had gone
some way ahead, came back to lend him their
aid, and taking hold of German, the latter
plunged his knife, first into Robert johnson, in
netting two awful gashes, one in the abdomen
and the other in the back, and then fell upon
Marlborough, whom he stabbed in the thigh, Just
escaping the groin.
German was arrested and locked M. Chas
johnson died few hours afterwards in the hos.
pital, and it was thought his brother could mot
possibly survive.
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Rerent 1lnhIiratint1s.

THr EssLian oRrHArs; or Home In the New World.
By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes. New York D. Appleton
SEQ
We are indebted to ME- O. Morgan for COPY of a
very pleasant well interesting tale Of New Epa.
land life entitled aThe English 0rphxus In many plsees
and particulars there an exaggeration in the tore OF
the book but it nevertheless very readable and should
he purchased by all who out into the country ar
the hot afternoons some interesting tale haawake
and halfasleep.
BL.cKwoop,s EpINBuRcH MAGAZINE. e
The June number of Bac has been laid unon our
table by Mr. O. Morgan Exchange Place adjoining the
office 1t oontainssrtioea continuation of Zadee
and the Story Of the review of Rev Charles
Kingsley with other miscellaneous articles and will he
found interesting and nstruotiye-as all numbers of
Baokwood are
PATENT oFrreE RxPoRs-MEcHAsIcAr..
We are indebted to The Hon. Theodore IT Lewis ~. :.
copy Of the Patent ofHse Report In the m.ehan;cai 40
psrtment 1t is qutss bulky volume, and will be fona
Of interest to inventgs and patentees as i; uivs
specifications of the different patents taken ont
the year past the naal transactions expire
descriptions and olaim'of the Office
pUTsAM's MONTHLY MlaAzINE
The July number Of Putnam has been sent ms h a.,
publishers Messrs Dii and Edwards, of New York N
| contains review OF fvings Life Of Washington and
large number Of miscellaneous articles among vhih /,
one concerning Horao Greeley making that nSivdna,
half demgod We arsnnder the impression that tbis
qualified praise and oomendaton Of person
hostile to everything southern-this endorsement =,
opinions antagonisoh every respect to those that
entertained here wnot add to the popularity of the
work in this part of he country. II The present NH
fishers choose to trea In the steps of their
! they may meet with be same fortunes.
BIzARKE.
Bizarre for June ha reached with its usual ntsrst
ing medley of matter among the rest notice Of COTS
chalk placing that psormer little higher in the oouds
| than we have ever sen him before.
|
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.gsss- The relaxine heats Of summer leave

80 Inc relaxing heats OF summer leave
oshad them long ev The most universal Of those
are general debility, astsudan osnss Of Spirits For
eau recommend speedy snd unfaing cure in the shapo Of
LANDS GERMAN BTTTERS prepared by DIR. G. NJ Jack
rhAaephla Il, opinion amedieine sai 9eas
seena reach the fountain head Of ths deuiy
orsanens and thus to relieve she aecretions and
od o. The aeaeses qr6 the Of disesae l tonic
the membranes Of tho stomach and promote
US non Of the noe with diasoea the food whieis
sooshng and alternative influence imPar general regularity
10 the action the sretiys and to foiy
e eonsuon Such is experience Of h effects and
ehs'e confirmed by the evidence Of ell who tried H.
a an opposuniY Of witnessing in operation. For sse by Dr.
ssekscn, $50 Ar'hs,res,, Sea advertisement jys mdaW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

FAST TIME. The passengers by the G. d. Jr
report having met the steamer Natchez which left THIS
city little after o'clock Saturday about ebt es
above Bayou Sara quarter before four
ing running Ike scared dog She went out light in.
tending to try her powers has beaten the time of the
Masaolia and NJ White very considerably II the re-.
port We have received correct she more than an hour
sao OF all previous performances and If she keeps up
weed she will reach Natohez somewhere close 10
Yours whereas the best time yet made is the
n.,oha, IL ig.ao 1t must be borne in mind that the
a. ,, against rise, and with the intention
| ont and repaired. Ae, present maehihefy taken
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09
MASS MEETING.

There will be q mass meeting Of the American
marty Of New Orleans on Lafayette Square, on
"wednesday evening next. The regular an
nouncement viii be found in another column
The object is toratify the nominations for State
offices, from Governor down, made by the Amer
lean State Convention Of Louisiana, on the
fourth Of July last.
That the nominations will be sustained and
ratified, amid unbounded enthusiasm, We cannot
permit ourselves to doubt. The noble, patriotic
and popular names on the ticket, would, Of them
selves, bring about such result, even were the
cause less worthy and deserving -and tits the
cause, not ths men, for which the American
party is battling, according to our understand
ing.
Ii behooves the party to act promptly and
efficiently, or else the demonstration may not be
as powerful as could be desired, notwithstand-
ing, at this season Of the year, no great show Of
numbers is to be expected nothing like the
real strength Of any party. Besides which, the
notice given is altogether too short to bring
about general cooperation, unless enthusiasm
and efficiency 60 hand in hand We are in
clined to think, however, that neither Of these
adjnncts will be found wanting
To oil Of our friends we say, and if they will
only do as we say, they will come
AS the windsceaie when forests rended,
As the storms ceEae when nasies are stranded,
and The fur Resembling voice Of their ratiica-
ton, applause and enthusiasm, will instil as
much delight into the hearts Of their friends as
ii will dismay into the bosoms Of their oppo-
* as5
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IN Sunday morning. he 9Th ua O'clock aitsr lingering
naa CLARA onha and al days youngest Ohld Of
ann Lane aud the late Hugh Grant.
me friends and scqaancss the family respectfully invited
attend the sa No. paydes ssrest ,his afternoon 9th
inst. att O'Clock,
~ inverness, seolaad Canada please copy,
On Sunday morning. 9Th nst all O'clock EUGENE JoNTE of
dropsy, aged 10 years. - 'As'' -
The friends Of he family aud thOss c. vJou,s respectfully
invited 10 attend h funeral which place from
of C. Icu $40 cpsl between MarA yss ,h
morning, al l9o'clock without farther notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

On the soth ult-,. q tremendous storm of wind,
rain and hail, occurred at Evansville, Indiana.
blowing down two large new brick stores, which
crushed and destroyed two other buildings in
their fall. Two men who were at work in the
third story of one of the stores were taken out
of the ruins, badly hurt. Several houses we're
unroofed and otherwise injured in different
parts of the city.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

Consul Fabens, who was arrested at New
York on the charge of attempting to violate
tne neutrality laws by his connection with the
Kinney expedition, has been discharged by the
U. s. District Court.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-09

Doors, sHoEs AND BRoaANs.-Fslt & Reed,
no 90 ersser street, are nov receiving large sssort
en Of boots shoes and brogans suitable either for cty
Eade 70 which they call public attention.
Merchants will do well TO notice their adyertisarsnt