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CERTIFICATE OF WIN. j. ATWOOD.
HUNrsyILLu, YADKIN Co., N. c.,

Il,
DEAR SrR: Allow me 10 express to you my sincere
thanks for your discovery of medicine which, TO say
the least Of it, has effected that all other med
icines that have taken have entirely failed To do.
HooAands German Bitters have cured me of the most
stubborn and aggravated Of the Piles that per-
haps ever fell to the lot of man. My case ID not n
stranger in this community, a am well known in
this and the surrounding countes and can truly
that my recovery has astounded all my friends and
relations, as had tried everything recommended,
and nothing did me any good, until was prevailed
upon TO try the Bitters Yon are nj liberty to mako
any use Of this communication for the Der eft of the
afflicted, You may think proper. b
Truly, youn, WIN. j. ATWOOD.
DIR. @. M. Jackson. eNsaA
These Bitters are entirely vegetable. They invg-
crate and strengthen the system, never prostrats n
aud can be used for infants a. well as adults.
For sale by respectable dealers everywhere and by
z. d. GILMAN, Wsshington.
j. L. KIDWELts Gsorgstown.
J. r. PIERPONT, Alsxsndria.
savk Ann IL t Tpf1 4ffN
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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
PHILOSOPHICAL
VIEW OF M ARRIAG E,

M. II. LA CROIX, M. d.,
ALBANY, NEW YORK,
$50 pages and 100 Fine, Plain, and Colored Lith-
ographs and Plates.
PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Sent free of postage to all parts of the Union.
~SIIr A pECrT RnOK EVER pIRIISH-
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TESTIMONY rKuM NORTH CAROLINA.
Certificate Of DR.. w. Smith, Of Pine Hill. Rich
saond County, North Carolina.

Ceft2HcGt( or LIT. w. i5ulttn 81 l-su0 1eB, nscH
mond County, North Caroline.
PINH HILL, March 4, 1854.
DEAR S1R: have been subject Of Dyspepsia, in
is worst form, for the last iveyears. Such was my
condition for twelve months that the physicians and
all who saw me said must die. While in this con-
diton, was carried to the watering places in Vir
ginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, but was not
benefited by any water TO which was taken. While
on my way home, stopped week at Ruthertordton,
some Chalybeate water in that place. About the last
Of the week went into drug store to get some med
cine for nv child and myself There were several
of the village physicians in the store and Of them
seemed to take interest in my case, and, after
asking me some questions, said he had been a dys-
& E1ooHand's German Bitters, prepared by ysu, and
he insisted that would try the Bitters. He also
called the next day at my room and insisted much
that would try them that asked him to get me
one bottle. He did it. and commenced taking it as
directed and was more benefited by It than oil the
water and medicine had ever taken. set
After reaching home, one Of my neighbors came TO
me for prescription and medicine Che dyspeptic,)
and gave him nearly all the Btters had left which
effected much good in his He has often called
on me for more of the kind of medicine saying
he was more benefited by It than any other he had
him or myself since. Will you therefore, please ship
me a dozen or more as soon IS possible.
Respectfully, yours W., SMITH.
DIR. @. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia. fsH.1s
ID. R. Hooker Rogers Store, Wake county North
Carolina, October "a, 1858, says:
Having experienced very great benefit from the
terry and Functional Derangement Of the Liver, and
Its concomitant evils, am DESTROYS Of obtaining
quantity Of it for the benefit Of my community. You
will, therefore, please send lot, &c." ttf8
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" ed, and containing nearly
double the quantity Of reading
matter in that of the Fifty Cent
or Dollar Publications. threats
on the Physiology Of Marriage,
and the Secret .Infrmities and
Disorderof Youth and Maturity,
resulting from excuses, which
destroy the physical and mental
powers, with observations on
Marriage, its duties and disqpali-
fications, and their remedies,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-31

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
" 17-eoif 8m 9 asi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-04-12

IuAI nv WIZ ~" VI '"xsP9HVS
DLANEs-Jointors, Jack, smooth and fac
/ planes. bead ani msfch PLANES, rabbit,
sash raisins planes 50, csmrsan Sitting and
mortiee raaEeS, p kc>hayra bread and eand
axes, ia.eheis,, adzes, hanHsr.. spear 4
Jacksoas rip, and al tsaUn saws. socket and
iirmer ehi,stis, gauges, anScrs and squares,
heve's, saw set, bgnsh screws, making and
- avis, oil stones, scre~driyers. spirit lev.
r. - blti of all kinds, viz angsr, GIN
e@' orase a.. -" bitS-spik and mari.
BIZ. eeftre and sp,-. .Ssl compass
=imble.s, nail punv.aes, iron aa. -
IS, box wood aud ivory rules, saw, ehss, &C.,.
ang,r handles, drawingknires. eha'k lines.
single and doubt. plane irons, fat asd round
morsepIay"rs, boring machines, hollow ,ug.Ts,
Sc' &c, at MYEE'S
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Il xDrcss Office =!
rpRERn AT IOWA CITY

OPENED AT IOWA CITY.
from .Ncg York 10 Ioga Chy m Fire
days! ria ". Yerk s Erie r. X.
,HHE UNITED STATES EMPRESS co.
u having established an Agency in this city,
are prepared ia forward Gold and ver coin,
Bsuk Notes, Valuable Packages aad Freight 10
AIn.st every city ard town in the United
S'g'es. Messengers VIII leave thls city daily.
feg t.i= Hat. coHBrc'ip% with tie American
Exl IS. CO.. A. Dn.Iglo. Ter al points IN Canada
and a.'efn states, and al New York wish
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S. California and
Europsaa Express.
Tie lH.tcd Stale. Express co. viii pay par.
ttcu.r attention 10 th- Collsc;iaa q Drafts
Pr Fmea' Of No;ss, an4 10 all orders for the
Pas base II Merchandise, x.
Tie A.sn'a If this Company VII also at'e-d
70 all arierstar freight that may be detained At
the usual points lof traas-sh shipment, a. al KocE
l,!aGd, hIcago, Detroit. Toilette, &c, and asi
pay charges AID promptly forward 10 1est'Ha-
ion ~ kNFTes.. !. SHEPARD, Agent.
hsN YORK 0hse, 81 broadway.
iowa iiy = fitEt~a streei, front Of lie
state Capitol Jan. y. 1870.
The l., $. fxPtess CO. have AT Agent at
Moscow, VA. wAsEe al conslgaIBeG4;s for
IiFTaN wsit be found n3 On.
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I'll - 7 ", the rs.ui, o. isng invs.
rs, On sGd tn , are s5ered r. / BE-
r. y. ~ tie 10 u Aud most e.aplrAe
sht III .. ssslt sa,e OF npGilSs
>. len = an stfsra. yhey us con-,
n'ei net Of pruys III. sassivs.
the msdis nal yIttass oSh
81 We. STALE Isf.ss.i.s sxtrssc,e1
elF niesi ., Us !. e~ists 81 ps
r'y. = q O mhin ts.tthsr IN sssh
lnsis,.ev ~ 10 lssa ,hs best Ne
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faR Ro,t Dirt!ead-Ws learn n

Sad Post Dirtiead w. learn ,lat It
- 'te Ia,ent!on 81 The Directors Of kock
lslaad and Chicago Rad Road to d, clar.
a .eral-annsal dlFIdsnd Of fvc ref cent
81 lhsg capital stock next moutu This
IS proving itself ~ lie Que Of tie bes,
paying roads IA the country. aud q, ours
- but continuation q It. estnnIiur ln'o
me 81 tAs most fertile agd FURNISHING
parts Of our State. sc anticipate, without
The E'ar d disappointment, l..at il W III IN
. sksll tBe become rs good paying
road q. hat, anh If such i. the case the
Ia payers. both Of the City aad Couuey.
s:lli sooa b. relieved from til. nsccsslty
81 paying tnteres. Ga tonas, az tbs stock
dividends will DO tHal fer thqm. = lara
ErPnblican.
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Tank OF thy shllJhood! Hast L "a
fever tasted pleasures sweet r, tkcss!
Wee ever gsrlsuds Q, fair as those en-
!. vlu-I W a aiJthsr'e hands among thy
clustering rioglelss When rebeilious
passions r,usri lias d~fn3a il. thy nature.
aarllcd Lac tempest Ike her whispered
eai,l,ng. Wien agouxcd by burning
fever, the fragile form tossed 10 aud FRO
40 sonrulsirs Efforts for relief, no hand
but mothers eould soo,hs tue throbbing
brow, or prepare ia. cooling drnughl
which seemed real nectar 10 the parchcd
lips. Pause, taca, yoasg man, IN thy
career II the path thou ar, ,reHding evoke
one lingering blash upon thy check one
eni,lioa OF SHANE! Be,aink thee IL ie
ploughng deep burrows IN thy mothers
heart. Bat, If after Grp investigation,
consistency upbraid thee not; walk proud
'y ea IA Thy manly independence heap
,ns sa'"ld wealth .! Joy uFon tia. dear
one head; MAO watches Der :ay path
way all the lir.long day. II worldly
wealth b. thine how happy wilt thou be-
10 surround her With tie luXsrles II. por =
,rinl gold will command; If pco--r.doa
BILE Thy earnest alterations, and this will
gre gre-,er Joy ,ann the weal Of tas IT,
dies could purchase. II disea;e has ias-
tened lis dead y grasp upon her, Is rhins
Tie task 10 cheer lhs weary sufferer; lei
thy Ysis. saisprr comfort and support. --
Thy lore a!is II win her 10 partial forget
.aia,es. nerve her 10 endurance. Maj.
jru, IN thy careless glss, target no, her
who loves thee best. The world Offers
many gay pictures, vi oss vivid cgl9fs
wall .n,'ss ,hY itr.ly fancy; take Iced,
then, let trey 80 absorb Thy Jadgmsn.
Tat s.Ils.ln-ss .4sus, and u dgv0tee 10
pIessars, thou ha,! scrrcs time or dispo-
>ition 10 Ia'uIn a share Of IT,. same gen
de Offices thai mud. thy sai her wears 40
iIs. a happy dream. b. rarusj ~ time
y th"s. s.stnlngly triilIng temptations
Hh''.i lure the brightest anu the bssl
from nfsb.T's s,d.. u ben sic .uil.r.
" thou, III turn, lie uufs>; pillow tic
aching aesd upoa tuy bssoin; pud, While
hssy insniorr rseaiis the tIi.s Wien her
arms Esld NY tsnd,T Term IN close eH4-
hrass, Ieasm thy resolutions OF better
stare. and keep tnsm Wide there Yet is
i.t'; before lI- .ar ls closed to the re-
p,ntaut sobs ll.al burst ffsm lie tall A,au
- brlor. the eyslids drop iorerer scr
al. sy*s that iar. mst thine so OF hi
loving PRIDE proee thou ali Aunan. --
Give back Som. lore Tor tie rca.g.. .Ae
iiIs Poured Ga li,oe.
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Horse Asakes,
REAPlNG MACHINES,
CORN SHELTERS,

iI4 WY faTTt tn u" 7 a NIX 3'-'IV.
lUGly aid Sash Nails. llds,
And iloas.' Hardware oi Al, a.nis,
] = Ma. Ct nil i d. I"nr.
We hars ayw mplr ytd { pfersnr'f, Vs.
oiabts US 10 no sli kinds oi Copper HvlS,
"asa NJ E~Tssa. coed or NJ paT.
Aso. Ca,ia lamp l. sht@tnE k3dr, L. al
PIPE, d., &c
\ cuts i.r tn. sale ag J. II. We; " 49, Crl,
@as ~ DurgsE S;crIuN ASn F~s II 1--WE =.
d" ~ j gar katiFc@', Mines rsruaera, np,r
Il ,. Factories. 5 ,tiou.:y t.g- E-tg i'm, v lis,
( tcrns. Gr., g..
1aii AMI scc for yeSfstiges
'vSycs I'D Ii aSFe nj Eau.~sai .; c.
bssl
Coart Sqa4Te East OF SsrAsnda
nIld SAMUEL TOALISss y u co
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hesidss corps III Grenada composed
.. gnartsnnasisF sad Conmissary clerks
eut1~ns. s'c.. uursssrDg l36 men.
l. ~ tsris.r slaiad that fresh troops TO
.as nnr Ter Of Ore rir0uszHd are already
- tie way aGd to upNt steamer will
tims ~ tie intelligence lhnt Walker
has ,ao .ho1s1nl 81 tie best fghting
,hsn ia tie world auder his banners
VIII sn.a 4 force Ae caa defy oil Cen
nu! America.
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Gea. baiier fosos IA Central line, =
ri. A letter Ia III. Ne~ Orleans Dbl
.eD,H Grsaaaa. g,rss tie io.}owID, t.. a
-s'rf',t list 81 tiis nrHiU"f 81 nsH ID tu.
al,. 81 CvsrraI WAGER ia CeiAfnI
Am.rea, .urasis 81 syJas duty
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Tie Galla2t's Offer.

Year h@tar. dear Mis-. l. very IT,
The w,t.5s are cold aud high,
No -pen,2a uoon or tvinkiins s.'F
!. l9.i.as fr..i the ssy;
- pless, Nj, take ny Proscrca ARA,
iaT. ,lt -. variants somx;.
s1l -. rrsa ~ rfsS aisht ~ a,srv'
witssa $500 s.fx. hons"
g sass, ear ~ SIS. sg,- = thessA
~ - tas vsytt u 4 'rky
AL s~s,x-s t'swaiI vein -.,l '.Esssa
ro- 80 - tsvg s.asli
Ba' t,c1 "s-eA sorAs year, ssni
90 ne goa ms ha"abls.
y arm shoals apsrs eater throals
The hsnaf. ef reIa jazz
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~. BUrNETr RS :
,3004 a3I O A5l

y ~ ~ N - ~ u ~ AZ ~ !
No. IFS, Second ST. Muscaliaer Iowa.
ID NJ. BURNETT vould announce 70 the
II. Trade and Coun.sy Me:shants hat he
car supply, for cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS
urblishei by VI. B. Saith x Co. lyison &
rhiuv, and A s. Barnes Sc; .Hclndlhs all
tie Hectic Series OF scicol Books, sanders
Readers, Davies Series of Mat hema'les, &c,
Yy buyins OF Airs, shey SAFE freight, ins.rsa'e,
&c. and ca hayeahoir oslsrs hilca in much
shorter tire. Hsalso keeps oans;aaiiIfa tore,
and WILKES. u sEnail Adsapce snee4xsn pr
ces, all other y hoo books used IN iow1s AIso,
A large stock Of tdpS Lstf.r Pnrer,
Fancy note paper. plain ara !.rcy envetopes,
cards, states and pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrapping pa per, pocket ooots y
maps, inks, steel pens, bibles and prayer books,
song books, blahk books, pass b.oks, tuck
nemorandsns, wall paPer, nathenssscai M
s,sar,<nts. cheap publications., note books.
round 1nE I.A.. j; notes. sheet music, tnnsra-
ren, windaw shades, fancy stationery, valen,
tines, pocket knives, novels, from 81 z. and
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
| vio!ins, guitars, aecordeons, &e., together
with instruction book 8, Of all kinds, sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of oil the above articles,
| for cash from the manufacturers East, and can
! sell them cheaper (dedacting freight., &c J
thar ihey can Be got elsewhere, he Is d:.'r
mined TO bui.d up . large josbihg trade in ihe
/ Book and stationery Business has adopted Is
his motto. =: Snail proais and "a. 60 sales"
| He has also very large stock Of standard
! miscellaneous, law, medical and thes'loslc~
books, for sale al ea:tsra price..
=. Ntr Bo.kr rscstrsd By Express, - sooa CO
! Psblfshei.
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals r.
ceived daily. sT 4. H. b. is agent Ter h.
! Buffalo Printers Ink CO. Tie Buffalo TYP,
foua Try, C.. b. Halls Percussion and Leve
Presses Nap, sasiay School Socis;y, Mo!in,
N:iis Wrapping paper.
=! ni,ly. RN I,CaSETT.
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Richardson, Spence & Co... Circular.

Pc, 4nerfca1 LIVERPOOL, Feb. Is 1873.
sur arrivals have been heavy namely,
lis 4O bushels WHEAT, SO 94 bushels Corn and &tC bar
es Flour ffo States quarters Wheat and 81
quarters Corn from Egypt oo quarters Wheat from Calcutta
and 500 sacks Flour from Spain
deliveries OF Wheat 90 $50 quarters az ~
quarter aznst u quarters AZ M IN the corresponding
week Of las; year.
The speculative inquiry for Wheat noticed in circular Of
the eth continued Saturday when sales OF Red were
Subsequently however with duer report from Marx lane than
generally expected trade became quiet and Tusay only
moderate consumptiye business done at9s % 1919 for
Red 10 taken for large parcel OF White aud 10 TO H.
u retail FLOUR little fulsr. BIZ; the demand
Inactive and confined retail INDIAN CoKs very
heavy and buye could not De met Win even 81 "a = quarter
for Mixed
AT rodays market WHEAT very slow OF sale, the
rrces Friday last the interim advance being lost Prime
RED WREAr Is wanted full quotations but there i
sample u the market. FLOUR 2 Dbl lower. INDIAN
CoRS again pressed and declped H. qr The quota
tons FLoUE PhlAdelphia, Baltimore and Ohio 81 az 90
Westerns, 81 z Dbl WHEAT, Red sdloIsi White, lo.6
IL q 70 ~. INDIAN Corn, Mixed, % s; White 81 = $50 os
BEEF-AhouEh the eleaTances from the United States s
the arrivals here IN Of last The supplies
mostly Of secondary and Inferior qualities holders OF which
show great anxiety reaIe 6dlo5 al OF the really me
Beef such As Dominieks- Gurneys" Aburrers" and
(;rahsn- in hand and firmly held 46de6 s. For
quantity would be taken.
PoRE-The ars parcel Of Western just arrived, would
make co..
BIoox under arrivals has declined al p ewt. and
likely Ower sales OF choice brands Long Mdes a. 5l,
Cumberland At So g. No Short Mdces IN the market
81 for Coed and se for Fine which 10 decline Of q 70 81
T.ILow in koraOs, Is q iesreri tsss tisEs . n''Ans
S(Ik
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DiaaaSera. &c.

sprp curTA Wyuan master from Boston for New-0r-
b sryo Of Zee and general Merchandise VISA totsy
lost the gingerbread Ground the night Of the ID nsf
Bar DorsLAs Lam from Rio Jansiro Baltimore, pct
into Bahia Jan /, Ieaky No further particulars.
sCHR RAINBOW Horton, which had lately undergone rePe
Te1ss and wa. wrecked the same nsa the North Pa
Several vessels had arrived az Nassau WITH poI'
b. sSisSsrIsn IasrRr Wilson master from Jsnss Cor
Bremen sprung leak the sth inst ana bore sp Iof
On ght she got on shore at the Berry sanaA 'as
mahogany. and pinento g..
THE scHR- KosstrH into unknown sshr. OF Ssps
s saS IN @s soda fosynea The injury Ko.I
Carr. Emery Of bs Norfolk a. Holiness Hole 5om -
scEr D. Norton Falmouth, Me- dsns,ted and sbando1sS
h f q bese bat shor, line IN thss situation
scHR J. W. Fanlkin, from Boston for New York, put re
SsTy eeIly gales aud bad been blown 10 the sssts -
received damage mass sails rigging and bull leaks s<
TIE saRK w.RD CHAPMAN, which arrived at Savannah z
Sunday, had Ions end tedious voyage .ttended by
November last ard Of heavy weather was no -
Her captain died the 10Th OF December .n< ~
visions reduced allowance esfe a.
S 2 ..n T ssDi iS az s,.. q ss p ss
tuea tseir rstions up g he ih Of sesrnsIy :, rO
One 81 tSem b.s been eossunea and the other Ssas
dressed the day last mentioned when the hose 10
.shf and came 70 The rescue She supplied the st.rt a
with provisions and pas on board Mr. Robert Bsss ,sssr
otker before falling in with the Evening STAR ''
get answer . -, DO
BRfe ANN ELIZABETH tof New York;, Dangsn, ron ~
raves Sc Domingo. e5 days bound 70 New-fork, ~ -
Charleston sunday having experienced severe sss 49,
tsssAse L. NV and W., during which sprsnt "a
fprf and yard deck Lead and caused the
LAX badly Wa As asyv the norfhxrd Of Cape he',
and during 20 days At the crew bad been ~
allowance Feb q. lat - So lon ~ -. Poss .ns on h<r
some water and oil Feb lat ~ 30 Lon ~ %. poke e. 1e
Jessie, from New-OfleaHs for GLASGOW, and Prosue'
Bsis @PsrIKEx.- from Baltimore for Trinidad 80 =,
put into Ncriolk 18Th ut, leaking, having been cut
the ice.
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Rr.x, sb;p,ev a. Co.'S Circular.

Per fu.rtagl LIVERPOOL, Friday, Feb ID, lsh
There has been an business in CorroS during the past
week It an advance of ID y in American description IN
consequence s tie sAng of IN the receipts al ne
Port reduced estimates Of crop received oy the a TWO
steamers. 4, a, 40 -
suerulsto, takinr q 500 and Exporters 20 bales To-day
The market quiet but steady the business beng e.es
the following quotations, and the demand tnfoasoo0 a'
Far Orleans sii Fair Mobiles sd Fair uplsndse.
Nildng. 5 1854. Middlnz Nddiins. .;.:4i'
Ordinary 10 GOOD Ordinary SD Inferior d5sd
Total this port coo bales American ~ oo bales
Do same yearS7s eco bales American 5I 90 oaee
The YARNS has been active in Manchester &C fa
prices Germans being the principal buyers CLOTHS con
time without Improvement and sttempt at higher prices
edately stops business while the present margin between
The raw and article less than for years
past. -, - -, -,
nv the Government has caused decline OF nearly cent IN
the turds go %,
The Corn market extremely dull with further decline of
l. . quarter on Indian Corn. sad Cd Dbl on Flour White
Wheat 10 sGll Red lo y 20 b. Western Canal Flour Soi
ass Philadelphia and Baltimore 81 ass Ohio, 81 1S9
Sour So ash p Dbl White Indian Corn, 81 oS5i Yellow,
Sij6d35l Mixed. "a asa 70 y quarter
The saes of RosS 10 $50 bbls At 1914 y cwt
for quality small parcel Of better class having been
taken at s. d6,6 v cvt
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ssnsna and s.clly tsasa st fsi, prss zsn hsss
been srivasths quantity considerable, bat sa
cn Tor .he demand Tbs yorsru low wools have been ap
psrenfly neglected. and ssss light but within the lest few
days there has been inquiry and large business b
done holders would couefde The manufacturers who
thsse low qualities Of Wool End the present prices not
warranted b. the prices their fsbrrs ceiling for
The navigation eipg closed and the railroads Tor some ns
psst partially with freight operated asafsf better
demand Much activity Looked Cor on the opening Of the
The prospect Of peace in Europe tesen IL should prove Of
short duration ony) will prevent speculation IN Icy woods,
although find the contrary with finer and better kn Of
WOOL the promises Of which deemed much safer for the
future.
The very considerable reduction Of the Dcry wool I'm
ported into France has already caused IN the prices Of
wool In the markets Of that country and confidence
expressed for the coming SEASON.
The last January Auction sales at Liverpool Of about IS 500
bales Of low WOODS the largest portion n which were Fast
IDds the better kinds sold advance of IA y n bnt IL q
said the intelligence Of the Of the
sotaiior Of peace exercised iis influence.
There commenced, the 18th nltno Auction sale Of
about 81 coo bales Australian Cape and sscs OF East
India voos al London which, II Is thought woad result
advance of ID "a y above the last November Anet,oa
prices q Australian and Cape but the Eat India woods
Eboye the LIVERPOOL prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-04

The Grocer's Fire Insurance Company has declared
a semi annual dividend of per cent payable on de-
mand.
The Corn Exchange Fire Insurance Company,
semi-annnal dividend of 6per cent, payable on the
5th inst
The business of the Clearinghouse to-day was
ses, $4,000
We hear Of about $780, 900 in gold engaged to 20 in
The various steamers to leave this port this week.
Money working still easier, and on call it was Of
fered to-day at y cent in But few loans,
however, are made below 2 cent, and not many be-
low y cent. First-class paper is in demand and
scarce at cas- cent.
The Imports at this port in February show large
increase on the same month Of 1885, The figures
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Mersrs. ID. Bell Son a. Co. report as follows:
ssThe market for American securities during the
last few days has undergone material alteration for
the batter: and there has been considerable business
doing more particularly in railroad bonds, at gener
ally improved prices
Messrs. Barring Brothers e. Co. say:
AMERICAN srocks hs somewhat recovered from the de-
pren caused by Political fears; United States Bo8ds and
T. 1873 find buyers At 1866 Massachusetts, par
sot Mnrvs1d Sterling has been sold e. as but
IN he Rad under g. few Mppi Union Bonds have
placed ls Pennsylysnis without demand az a5 for In
scrpons; Bonds sfd92 Tennessee s5asa Virginia Dol
lar S6Gss; Sterling 3SS4 Canada IS 01:ole Nora Scotia
03 CITY Stocks Woa demand Business has been done
illinois CENTRAL az 1880; FreeGnds 8Sds4 Michigan Certra
ssds7 NewYork Central 96d82 Pennsylvana Central lst
Morgsee e6dss; ditto % Morgase 5 ditto Sterling s1d92
Panama Railroad Bonds. 1852 81. as9t ditto 1894 sida5
From the manufacturing districts the tone of the
advices is very satisfactory indicating the steady
progress in trade in almost every department.
The LirerpoOl Times says;
The approaching conferences at Paris for the discus
sion Of tie propositions for the reesablishment of
peaee and the arrival of better accounts from the
other side of the Atlantic with regard to the pacific
solution of our differences with the Government of the
United States have been the leading features of the
history Of the week; and as regards both points,
everything progresses satisfactorily. The belief in the
result of the conference leading to an honorable and
permanent peace appears more fixed on the pub ic
mind while the advices brought by the Baltic from the
United States convey assurances that the unpleasant
causes at tissue with America will be explained TO the
mutual satisfaction Of both countries.
The following table viii show the fluctuations in
Consols since the eth inst