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TO DRUGGISTS AND OTHER DEALERS,
A Card.

For the convenience Of Druggists and indi-
vlduals now using this Medicine in the State
of Vermont, constant supply will be kept in
the hands of our State Agent, FRED. Il.
SMITH, and all applications or orders will
be promptly filed, on the same terms as when
addressed TO us.
=. V. Il. COVENTRY, & co, Proprieiors
80 Gencsee.s st Auburn, y. Y.
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LNANS AND PARASOLS-a large assort-
II sortment, at BECKWITH'S.
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CARPETINGS, Floor Cloths, Rugs and
~ Mats, at BECKWlTH'S.
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Certificates.
Important fr0m Dr T.. ". sat IF Rochester,
y

i"pVfttHf JiHW ffI T.. " t>N I'm ~ ftOfHfafF,
". Y.
December !, 1858.
This may Gently that have made iral Of
BACHS AMERICAN OMPOCND" IN II case Of 90
we're Hrnnchal Affection, aud long sttndns lrfila.
lion of the mucns coat Of the AlimcntatN track. by
the Of two bottles Of tho abuvc Compound, it Is
thought permanent cure effected. / have seen
IT. wonderful effects ia decided ease of Sctofnla
Consumption, whci6 the patient was thought 10 he
hey Oud cure after tnkng few bottles of the Amer
eau Compound i, thought to be of DANGER and
nearly we'll From hat have seen of the effect of
the Compound, should certainly recommend is use
IN such cases As above named. T.. W SABIN. VI. u.
Auburn, ~ June 10, 1855.
We, tho undersigned have received tn" formula for
preparing "BACllS AMERICAN Compound and
as Tar we have tested IT. recommend IT'S general
use tonic and Alternative Medicine, to REMOVE VI
TtATED liUMnps OF THE BLOOD. aud peculaIiy
adapted 10 Females suffering from Leucurrhpa,
White) an TO thns' whe.e constitutions cniee.
ed from Intermittent Fevcrs.
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LIME,

OF that superior quality so well known in
" Addison county, and the adjoining towns
can be had at all times during the season, at
the kiln OF the subscriber.
NELSON CHITTENDEN.
Middiebury, April 23, 1866. 9m
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ENMBROIDERIEs, LACEs, &c,-Embrd
II Collars and Sleeves, Edgings and Insert
lions, Flouncings and Bands, Thread Edgings,
Real Silk Edgings, Wove Thread Edgings,
White and Cold Crochet Cord, Embd'y Cot
ton, silk Embdy Braid, Embd'y Silk ,Embd'y
Cloth, Crochet Hooks, Collar Patterns, &c.at
BECKWITHiS
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For Sale.

E'Or Sale.
HNIlE Honse and Lot on Court SeRet, two
l. doors south of the Court House, recent
iy occupiedby DR.. W. p. Russell. Any per-
son wishing an eligible location in the vii
lage of Mddlebury, can secure great bar.
gain by applying to the subscriber before the
10th of June next
Possession giAen Immediately.
W. L. Russell.
Middlcbury. May 90, 1866 5tf
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HOLLOWAY'o OINTMEN'l

HOLL0WAY'o 0INTMENll ;
THE GRAND E.XTERNIL REMEDY
by the and OF a microscope, we see millions
o. lttle openings on the surface OF our bodies
Through these this Ointment, when rubbed
on the skin, is carried to any organ OH ward
part: Diseases OF the Kidneys, disorders of
the lhvoraftections OF the heart, inflammation
oil me Lungs, Asthmas, Coughs aud Colds
are by MS means cfiectually cured. Every
seville knows that salt passes freely thro
hone or meat Of any thickness This healing
Ointment lar more readily penetrate through
any bone or fieshy part Of the living body,
curing the most dangerous inward complaints
that cannot be reached by other means.
ERlSIPELAS, SALT RHEUM, AND
SCORBUIIC HUNORS
No remedy has ever done so much for the
olSeaSec OF the skin whatever form they may
assume, as this Ontmc II. No case Of Salt
Rheum, Scurvy, Sore Heads, Scr,fua or
Eryspelas, car long Withstand its influence
The inventor has travelled over many parts
OF the Globe, visiting the principal hos pitfalls
giving advice as TO its application, and has
thus been the means OF restoring countless
numbers to health.
SORE LEGS, SORE BPEASI'
HOUNDS AND ULCERS
Some of the most scientific surgeons how're
ly solely on the use of this wound erful Oint-
ment, when having 10 cope with the worst
eases of sores, wounds, ulcers ,glandular swell
ling, and tumors. Professor Holloway has,
by command OF the Allied Governmei is dis
patched to the hospitals OF the East. large
shipments of this Ointment to be used under
the direction Of III, NJ dicnl Sti fl in the wort
cases of wounds. 1t will cure any nicer.
glandular swelling. stiffness or contraction of
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CILKS.-Black and colorcd Silks, good
~ assortment, at BECKWITH'S.
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Dress Goods.

HOLMES IMPROVED SEAMLESS
IL WHALE BONE SKIRTS-the only de-
cent kind-can be found at
July l. BECKWITH'S.
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DELIGHTS SPANISH LUSTRAL.

Z. 4. UIIAPIN ,Supt.
Rutland, May 81, 1856. 50
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.cu. yel.sYNs Capt 0reebow, ,of Bossonl arrive
s. .. TsSqs sI Boston sa the
land, with an assorted e.'so rneo I wsl,er seeSe,Ty
THE rms yEsrs ELt, Perry Oi BosInl IRON IL DO 20
- ~ ia lsling badly &C. hal arrived Al do From
letter III wood walter esd Secretary TO DOsiu 0as'
NE ,Rx that .dvce. from Norfolk under date Of sih ms.
state that the Lean Racer !. eaIed n two bus proving
The l. R. Palermo with cargo Of trai,
on Tes.eI and cargo 70 the of $500 In New
Ycri ofces and - 0oo freight In Phlsdepha ohGes
e Me- H,yea before reported ost arrived at ST. Johns
p on the h jan and the following account Of ne
s s5ssr from on r .ss SH q u: s.
sea at 7ocock 2. ", whch hove her on her oesh el, 49,
The s,ck Completely and washed the chief mate aud two sea
men oyerbca who lost. Bob mss,s went by the board
the bowsprit broken OF At the tnshhesds eas me
ghted fu Of water with the making compete otescn
bs The rs Psrs o, e The second mate two
seawen without food water ard only me oions
stood in al the Of disaster in which situation We
rem,n.d until tie sth when taken on by captain
knight BY the brig VIM Bruno Of and nom S Balm
ushed us With dry clothing and DID al in his power TO MAKE Us
SHIP PfJucA GREGORY from Philadelphia via Nsw,fors
about pee % for Queenown Ireland was abandoned AZ SEA
no date reported ye.erdsy crew sayed ns .nd IN
.ure 600 Wal street SsTSo ana e SS ea9so Of
sugar from BAha consisting Of % bb V' cases boxes ana
sSs bags or1 r,,ht
BARK EoBo, for some time Past asnore a. M ma went
Il 18Th od BY Capt John Lewis, and sc aus Nen
down lest evening bring her up 20 town she ns .eceuy
been purchased by Msssrs johnson Higgins Of ms cry:
BARX JESSIE BYRSE, from Ship Island for Cork pat INTO
Uaifax 18th and with Of her crew disabled
SHIP ApJusrER Anderson hence for Schedam was erron
stated Yesterday the strength Of elegaphc dspsch
rom Boton been lost OF Deal Inc A HriVeo 81
Usv.e VIA Deal on the 10Th ut The Persia brought nte
f her arrival AZ Deal with part of cargo thrown over
800 bsIips been on her ends which doubtless gave
nee 70 the false report OF her loss 90, -. -, q,
BpIc A Cor King Of 81, Marks, Fla llth inst got on
thu Eocknee shoal the night Of the 10Th and unsnPpeo
her rudder She would have her bottom examined as soon
A. dcharred from appearances no othef danase t
that above I AIMED had been sustained =, o,.., a.L
RI .cK of the schr John j. Taylor ~ ~ Orleans 18TH
inst, from Tampa Bay reports that on the IAN ss ne 81"
large ship ashore the Chandaegra she sppesIeu h
ina, cot on had sails II endeavorDs 70 ha on nc
s.be being thick at the time Capt Black could not make
her name.
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Diaaafera. &c.

CAPT. T. BEEcHER the first and second mates, and 70 men
belonging chip sebaso before reported abandoned have az
BRIG MATILDA lost the passage from Savannah for ST.
john y. b. AS vessel Of 1873 iqns owned a. Pitson,
MISSING NEssEL-Sehr. o: O. PaIshley, tanE1der win
cargo cleared New London for Charleston on or
about "a Dec. and ha' not since been heard nom.
METEOR sprssue from Newi ork ior M4seues before
reported ashore Chcana Spain would prove total loss
Capt ssue and saved after being % hours o. the
BAEK LEAN RACER from Palermo remained Cape Henry
the 18th full Of water, and IN critical position
BARK EyERsTTA OF London from Black Ryer, JA for NeF
YORK with CARO- Of WOOD &C., was Abandoned az sea LIST u
carr BlKrR Of big " B. Davis At New-Orleans from
very badly and that she would doubt be condemned
IRE BARK EcHo recently ashore AZ ouogue l. l. has been
ed By Titan last night She has recently
been purchased by Mers Johnson Higgins, OF ths city.
BARK JCSI.TA OF Boston, which stranded IN Gibraltar
BAY the gale OF 9th ut remained high and dry 2st aud
would probably be condemned
BARK YARMOUTH Of Boston. from Venice or New-York,
which ashore in Gibraltar Bay 9Th ut, had been
Geuiued previous 20 2lst
REPORT American bark had been lost with all
hands Gibraltar in the gale OF 9Th lt could be traced
reliable Dist ult aud dsbeieyei Other
probable reports that about 100 sail Of vessels had been lost
The sane gaze and about so lives were lost also contra
die'ed Only about vessels stranded and the
Der of lives lost must have been Insignificant
ScHR A V BEpELL, while lying anehOr the hasbor Of
Norfolk dragged be! anchors the m aud driven the
fate arlington Point where remained the lsta hard
ard fast
ALErrER from the Of bark Regatta Of NevYork
~ hch has been reported missing that she
Gaafz, the Danube the D. Of December last all
well and 10 srehe son entertained Tor the safety Of
GIBEGIrsS Jan 2-Te hull Of the American .bp Cheshire
shore TAa advertised foT sale BY pab auction that
BRIG from A4kapas with suxsr and uoAes bound
would have TO discharge FROM letter 20 Elwood Walter
esq Secretary Board Of Cnierwriters.l
BARE AMELIA, Worden from Porta1- Prince dav. bound
20 Nswf orb had lost al her From letter 70 Eli
weed Walter, e'i.I dated ST. Thenss, Feb.
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DIED..

CRAWFORD-On Friday evening Feb a. after short illness,
MAROARET CRAWFORD, Teliet Of the late Thos. Craw-
ford, in the Soth year Of her age. ,,s,
from the house OF her broherinaw, Thos haefaran No
Is Tenth street. door east Of Third avenue at o'clock
o. M Monday the 18th inst, without further notice.
BAvIEs-on board the ship Thos w Sears from Singapore
On Sunday Feb TO- JAMES HOWARD, only son Of John J.
Davies Ofthis city, aged II years and 5 months
CILLEsPIE-On Thursday evening, Feb II LOUIS c. in,
FAINT son Of Charles H. and Mary Ann Gillespie aged Is
The friends Of the family invited attend his funeral
from No los Second street. Brooklyn T. d. on sunday th
JoHNsToNOn Thursday morning Feb ~ of disease of the
heart, CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTON Of Brooklyn in the
His fends and those Of the family respectfully invited to
attend his funeral Sunday, Ah inst, from his late resi-
depce, Amity, near Hicks street, Brooklyn.
LONGsTREET-At Hudson N. y, Wednesday Feb. 20,
WILLIAM HENRY, eldest son Of Samuel LongstTcet
TIE relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend his funeral Saturday the sd inst at m
from the residence his father liz West Sixteenth street
e'NFII,-On Friday morning, Feb. q ELLEN O'NEIL, a
Of Bayharridan County Armagh, Ireland aged t5
Her friends acqunnanees aud those of her Charles
and james respectfully invited to attend her funeral this
afternoon O'clock from her late residence No 4O West
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues
pALMER-In Jersey City, on Friday, Feb 2, CATlARINE
only daughter Of James w and Catherine Palmer aged
years and II days. -,
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend the
funeral from the residence OF her father Washington
and Sussex streets jersey City, on Sunday next al O'CLOCK
without further invitation.
PFCK-On Friday Feb 22 the residence Of his nlsw,
Dr. Banning, No Bond street, CHARLES PECK, in the
Fhs relatives and friends of his family those of his SON.
VIM W. Peck requested attend his funeral on Sunday
24tb, at ~ o'clock p M
wARING-0n Friday morning, Feb. q, after lingering
illness, GEORGE WEBSTER, only son OF Fanny NJ and
the late Charles b. Wsrng aged years and months
The relatives friends OF the family and Of his grandfather
Jas l.. Morris respectfully invited to attend his funeral
On sunday 9Th at o'clock, from No. ?I West Fourteenth
street. without further notice
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Arrived.

Ship NewYork McReunon Liverpool Dec 10, coal and %
passengers B. Sardy Dec Is Ion Is 49, spoke ship mi
500 barb Mary Glasgow for New York SO DE-
18th 81 Ion 60 49, spoke and boarded the ship Caone
US During the early part Of the passage
three OF the fell from so deck and or less
from the yard the hatch house and split his mead open
from forehead TO the back part OF his head lie lived about
40 hours when he expired The " l. mas experienced Iesy
weather the Dec p IN severe gale from 8 W. TO
" w shipped which stove cabin windows, wheel parted
sprung foremost broke trusetrees TO foremost lost
bulw aks doing considerable damase 10 ss srs and bull
and broLe sngs mainyard On the l7h, at night Sandy
Hook bearing w IS miles, lost new tortopsa broSe steering
aptastus the ship being unmanasabe for several hours and
Ship Robert Peel tpscke Chadwick London and Ports
mouth Dee 49, de and 50 TO C. Grnne
Experienced heavy westerly gales the entire PASSAGE nave been
81 DAYS the Banks Several Of the badly
Al c. lon So &C. exchanged signals with ship Palestine hence
shin President Fillmore Nelson London and Deal Dec. 49,
Br ship KereIsw (of Ardrosan E.sdse ycs AMI So days
from Gibraltar with $50 salt 20 order 10th inst lat 80
lon u b. spoke schr Leonne Of Portland from Havana Tor
reports having had heavy weather. and split her
calls The r. has experienced very heavy weather aud lost
anss Jan p VIM Johnson seaman, fell overheard iTom
Bari Henry Buck tof Seaport) Pendleton, New Orleans
days mdse 10 Walsh Carver Chase Experienced heavy
Brig Abby Taylor Lindsey Aspnwall "a days bark and
hides Francis Spies Experienced heavy weather split
Brig T. Penny Bsvis Augusdia, P. r. aud days from
Norfolk Thompson 2l inst of BaEnegat spoke
L. :. revenue cutter Washington, on q cruise.
sehr Augusta T. Brewer, three mased saunders New,H
leans II days cotton, &C., 70 Lane West Co. ltn
inst ls y Ion. 70 passed ship Republic, steer ne
Shr Margaret Henderson Peterborough days hour and to-
bacco 10 Jas. Hunter 4 Co.
sAILED-ships Antarctic s.oufer, for Liverpool; Stephen
Emily Davis for Chare.ton Macon; Watkins for Savannah
sebr Emily Ward IS masted propeller H. b. BACK, Sanders
for Philadelphia
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sales Of stock. n, PhiladeIphia. LEE. %.

Reported for TAG n. Y. TRIsvSE by j. r. H. B. FAY
fU,i BoeTd-2S City 6s Trans cash s6i: 90 do Trans
81 leo do do, ssi 1900 do do 96i; 1000 PeunA S. SD
so City Warrants Isl; 40 City s. 1 As Lehgh Nav b5wn
q, 10 sssa1s L. r. ~ ~ 100 do bS - 5! do, -! 80
Coal Co. 100 snsque6annG Canal ~ - Long Island R
hS III loo de- l7l 100 do b5, lil Union Canal ll 50
Morris Canal %, loli % y. Penna r. Ia; 100 Lehiga
Zinc li ~ Rank Of n Lib 6S; Cousoidstoa Bank 81
Rarn- and Mech. Bank 69k ~
Bs.rses BoardGS1 Camden and Arnboy Rsiro,s q rs
a; 30 New Greek Coal Co. p y Wilmington RAILROAD 22i
SeccsS Board-ssS City es new, vs. 20 City wsT5slt.,
Penaa Railroad i7i 50 Reading Railroad Awa. 45; 80 l.
Island Railroad bS Ia; zoe Schuy Nav. Pet, b5wn s 3
DO b5 81; 80 DO ~; 3 do 9i; - Morris Caaa b. lSf
Union Canal Pref ~; a Wilmington Rairoad, bb p; q
BALk Of Penna tl2 Bank u " America, loo. baak Of
" Lib, days, eS
ls, BOcTd-Tco s Nav s. 81 4H so City Warrants.
q II Harrisburg r., So 100 Long ls'ssd r. b5,i7.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..........Fe
Cleared.

steamship-Wsshir ston, Csvendy, Bremen, C. h. sand
Sh1-syra, (Br) Taylor, Cork, P. p. Rodachawy
Bsrk,-Ssrah Ann, Libby, ST. IhoInss g. L. HATCH Norms
Horsiman. Bremen, Heunmgs, Muller Goslilgi IlYoa
Gardiner. Ponce, Sturges 4 Co.
Brgs-E Dr1mmond, Chapman, Aspnwsi, Panama hslIoad
Capt Tom Pier.on, York River, Snow Burgess Clinton
Thompson, Charleston, q. Bulkley. =, .
scLooners-Msry Clinton, Call, Savannah, McCready, Mott
Co shot Racket Fall River master Poe shontas Bnkey,
CHARLESTON Scranton TAllmani H. Y. Williams, Pierce
GusyAms Wsdleg Oh Knox NJ Van Name, Van Name, Nor
folk sturges Chairman Coz W. Roach, johnson City
Point master; B. sparks Atkins Bsacos, X Dow d. c.
Hul.e Oyerton Wilmington, McCready, Mot Co
sloop-NepiuBe Racket, Wsreham, master.
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Whaicrs.

Cleared At New Bedford 18TH bark Cosrser (uewJ Clifford
Az Tombez about JAN bark Champion Gardiner "e'tPoF'
7e5 bbs sperm -. ,hi. NJ. ch.sa
Of Nantucket oil not gwen. The A NJ was seen on isoe
Bay Jan. 8, steering 5. . 80. -, -. ~ plsor,
H Care Town C. q. H., ship Chill Anderson OF ~ peuio'u'
from Java Seas sail direct for Brazil Banks u
sailed from Lahana Dee 49, ship Montezuns, TINKER y D.
on cruise sdoud return 10 the Islands N he >Ph
and recruit for the Ochotsck and Japan Sea
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FRIDAY, Feb. PEP. m.


Tie nonreceipt Of further foreign advices, and
fears that unpleasant news may be received from
Washington IN regard to the CHAMPION matter had an
rLiayorable influence upon the Stock market TO day.
There was less disposition to buy, aud fewer outside
orders IN the market than for some time past. The
bears have recovered confidence somewhat and sold,
Ard were IsIs disposed to ga: OFT short contracts 4.
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Receipts Of Produce

Bv u, Fri, Railroad FEB al $50 bbls Flour $40 pigs
Proy,ops $50 dressed Hogs 81 pkgs WHISKY 80 bags Buck
wheat Flour pks Lard 600 bags Rye 800 bags Oats ~
tides Leather, and snndry merchandise.
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Markets. .Peported By telegraph.

NEw.ORLE,ss Feb. H-Corros easier, but MOI qnot.bly
day $50 bales AoLAssEs, sic Fnegns 70
Liverpool, 1884. ,oooo
CHisLEsroN Feb 2-CoTroS sales during the week II 600
bales All of t. last Thursdays quotation GOOD
MIDpLISG, 9. dlOe. Stock Oh hand, 50 100 bales.
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MARRIED..

BAMILTON-PEGLY-On Thursday, Feb. "A, by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeher, THOMAS HAMILTON Of Brooklyn,
Long 1ssnd, Miss MARGARET PEGLN Of Phladelphis.
MARTIN-FITCH-On Tuesday, Feb 10 by the Rev Samuel
lockwood at the residence Of the brides father Mr. VIII
LIAM MARTIN Of New-YoTk City, to CAROLINE, eldest
aapghter Of ThOmss Fitch. esq., KeypOrt, N. j.
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Warrants have not been 50 active during the past
few days but the supply has not increased the guam
tty enough to materially affect the market. Eighty
acre certificates are in demand 1905 and 1905 not so
much inquired for, but still can be readily sold at
reduction of lc. 4 acre from last weeks quotations.
The extreme cold and great quantity of snow at the
North west undoubtedly prevent locations and conse-
quently keep back remittances and orders for war
rants which will be very heavy soon as the weather
allows the settlers and those who purchase on specu-
lation, TO visit the land Offices"
The receipts Of Dry Goods for the week are 81 $685.,
1862 agast sos Osl same week last year. The details
are:
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financial.

ANNUAL STATEMENT of the AFtAikS OF
N the MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CoMrANi vi
NETWORK for the year ending Jan 81, 1856;
A.se,. on hand ST. 1855, statement sESVV' %
g. ;,.,.., .c,ru.d and no, due 1850 10
Net assets on hand jan 81, lsao'.''''' u
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR.
For Premiums and Poheies.......... tossTs 70
f0' 'N'e's' -~ ssosl6 IS
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III. SECOND Board the market rmer, and closed a.
rath better prices of the farces The Western
stocks were heavy to-day partly in consequence OF the
decline in Cleveland and Toledo, which has been oil
late very active and buoyant The Money market,
however, continues very easy, and a new movement
is very likely to take place which will put prices oil
all active stocks considerably higher. Enc was SCI
and Reading 9Os at the close, which il better than
the Morning Board. Nicaragua was 2ll. lot OF
1000 shares was offered at 2o-seler l2 months Inc
bear sales Of the last few weeks reported 10 nave
been made by party who intends 10 put on line 10
Aspinwal Of opposition boats. Cumberland was nfiher
at the Second Board selling q; 25i. The impression
is general that there is corner being made In TINS
stock but the grip does not appear to be yet felt In
Railroad Bonds the business is not large but there Is
considerable doing at private sale, including nego'a
ton of s25O 900 Of first mortgage bond on Nscou
sin railroad in course of construction. In State STOCKS
The lusiuess il moderate, but holders generally are
Arm Missouries sold at a. Virginias 95i; NeW-1orK
Fives ls73 private sale for foreign account IOo.
There is not much doing in foreign Exchange for
the steamer tomorrow. The market IL steady with
a fair supply Sterling q 0s4 cent Francs, 5221
a51s2.
In Freigbts. we notice to Liverpool H. 900 bushels
Corn at cd. in bulk and I'D in ships bags; 400
bbls at 2s Cd a9s 3D., closing at the higher rate;
70 coo bales Cotton at Id 932d. 100 hhds. Tallow
at 2js; some tcs Beef at a.. 10000 lbs. Hide Gut
tings at 30s., and some Bacon at 3Os. 10 London,
100 tuns Oil Cake at 35s. 100 half cs Tobacco at IS;
90 kegs Tobacco at 4Os. 100 packages Tobacco at
3Os 100 tcs Bacon at 35s, and 800 bbls Flour at
&c.
The receipts Of the Sixth and Eighth avenue Rail'
roads for the last two months are as follows
December. January. Decrease
S;xtb .vepue -..... SI831 81 $1,000 IS e4,7j0 80
Eighth ayenue...,... H0io " Ioi'o' % '''O ~
To,sl...........sR9sl GO sSoS74 81 sl2rs57 %
The large decrease of receipts is owing, of course,
to the interruption Of travel by snow during the month
of January
The halfyearly interest on the first mortgage bonds
Of the Flushing Railroad Company will be paid on
and after LIST March, at the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company.
John Thompson quotes Land Warrants as follows;
Buying Selling.
81
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Passengers Arrived

IN paek ,ip Robert Peel from LOados and po',"oIh-
Nr X Alexander of London Mr. P aud Mrs Noulen, Mss
Mary Mouen MAsteg Maurice Noulen, Celeste M0uen Paris
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The following table will show the condition OF the
tL;,t y six Rnstnn Ranks ON the 18th inst.

As compared with the statement OF the previous
week, this shows an increase in the item of net cir
culaton, of s2so, s2s; and decrease in the item OF
deposits of slO9 s6 Of Oan s55l, 72s; and specie,
s9l ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23

IMMATURE ALnsSAc......rHIs DAY
srxRi,e..644 sets.........5:4i MooS-Rses "a 81
HIGH INTERCHANGEABLE DAY .
Sandy Hook s:C9m Gov Island 81 Jn Hell Gate l:ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
CAREFULLY REPoRrrD FoRTHE TRIBUNE.

:
ASHFS-The market without important variation the de
msud is light at Pots 81 5d 81 81. for Pearls
SrocK oY ASHES FRIDAY, Feb. p 1885. $50
Pots bbls. Pearls bbs