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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-28


The trade w dry goods the present week ha, been
mess,c manufacture veil maintained though the sales
auction been well attended and oil staple goods
both OF English and continental nauufac,ure have
brought prices about equal 10 the previous sales while
miscellaneous goods and lines OF fansy continental ART
cles have ruled heavy. This 10 the season when the
trade from the Western and Norhwssern grain growing
states should be active; but from various causes
and especially from The depreciation In bresdsuds and
overtysding In hss section o. the country the trade 10
comparatively light Joboers, also, are LEES disposed
widen thew credit with the Interior and Country mer
chants therefore compelled 70 purchase more spar
inslv and oaly 70 the ersn, OF repenshns heir Stocks
Toe southern spring trade especially that u dts
tant roints, Ia nearly ever When II reopsns
~ later Period or next for the fall trade 10
expected 70 prove large and active feature In our i'm
port trade has been decrease OF mporaiious ct fbla
delphls and jobbers from that city well rom Bos
ton have bought 10 larger extent than usual In this
market This state Of things expected 10 grow with
he future progress Of trade. orins 10 this be-
ss the centre Of trade FOR this continent and possessing
greater means Of intercourse 81 oil bawesn Gu
rope snd America importers In other Atlantic seaboard
cities can import their goods csrlsa periods through
New Yors cheaper than they receive them direct
1hsh especially the case with regard 10 the importation
OF French and other continental soods Hence, while
uary Al this port compared 70 ae same yerlod last year
they have fallen OF In Philadelphia The prices Of do.
mestic goods, especially OF heavy makes, have
been held a. very full prices, and in some des-
advance he's been obtained Raw ootion has reach.
ed . price which has not DO ne before for many
ye"s, and cotton goods are 70 % fold as co'r~poE-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONAY M ARKET.

FRIDAY, March III " u.
There was q toierAbly buoyans market as n, nrst
board 70 day. The pretty general, and In
some ssocks 70 exteat Cumberland Goal improved
u per cent; New York Central Railroad, III Erie, Vi;
Ia Crosse and Nlwaukie, y; Illinois Central Railroad,
u; Gasna and Chicago \; Cleveland aud Toledo, NJ 0h
osso and Rock Island, n; Milwaukee and Mississippi, r.
There was moro activity oday bat most Of the trans
actions we're on tme Reading particularly active
thh morning, and sold the extent Of about six thou
sand sharss. Erie was freely offered, and sellers ap
peayed anxious to put out contracts In way 70 suit
buyers. mo advance In prices to-day stimulated
sellers, and the shori line largely increased
The Improvement In GalenA and Chicago this morn.
ing was quite decided, but most Of the purchases
were time, buyers option. In New YORK Central tho
movement lmiteo, but prices Aiued. Inc
friends Of this road evidently rallied 10 It's support, 70
overcome possre the effect Of tbs do sIcaton recent
ly reported. Illinois Central Railroad appears 10 DO
gradually working back sgaa 10 the points from which
reoeded. In Cleveland and Toledo there WAS large
busineis opening n TAX cash, and ci,ins ~ 7SK, buy
80 days. At he second board the ost all
Improvement OF tho morning. The do nand for
quite dull and there appeared 10 Do plenty Of sellers
at the closing quotations Michigan Southern foil of u
per cont; Cleveland and Toledo, n Panama, 4; Ehe,
e.; aiding, q; New YO'k Central, y. Chicago and
Rock Island advanced u; GAena and Chicago, y MI.
wsukie and hSisspp Railroad ciosed Of 73x bdyer %
days
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ding ratio u prices there Jet remains Considerable
margin nor better proc Heavy bles,hed shruny'
pors. Light GOODS were nPm u Sko . $40 HIeaooed
shriinss sere In fair oemAad and arm, WLhout change
In quo.aions. Drills oonuoued nYm, and Wsrs d py
nspy at full prices. Osna7u z. were qgist bu, drm
Den'ps we're steady 81 the atvM OF week strps.
ana ticks were In moderate req es, aad prices without
chspge Of moment Cotton dh WAS DR. At the Cd
vance previously noticed. while the market was mo
oerasey active, ~ prices raegns from 22c. $780,, 60
Printing cloths sAieabe q about akc = eXo for
4ox44 ipches TO Cara inches. L,wns wer- 10 limited
request ana prices unchanged ahgnams and de
were without change Of moment, and we're fair re-
quest In foreign gods the market wa vel supp led,
with the exception OF staple goods OF aot desirable
Styles The market has Deen more less inactive. ".
regular lots and older styles Of fancy ana oioer roresa
goods were dull
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Arctic LAC ana Explorations.

The second lecture Of the course NE above named
sssci was delivered Lest evening 81 The Brooklyn Athe.
}eun By Dr. Hays, whc was one Of the officers Of the
Arctic expedition commanded BY Dr. Kane There ~ss
rrs number OF persons Ia lance ps-haps larger
any lecture delvssed This ssascn. The lecturer
ommenoed by speaking o. the equipments required In
xpedeus 70 the Arctic regions and then proceeded 70
psah Of the exploring parties that had been Get on foot
Dr. Kane, from board his vessel, with the vsw Or
scovsrins the Polynis or open sea. They met with
reai difficulty In carrying those on Consequence Of The
Of nearly oil their dogs W Iochjsw On Of these
peditcns he party had been absent about three days.
nd whom they returned 70 The Advance we're 10 very
affiliated condition. Nearly aR Of them had been rem
trsd insane By the hardshps they esdurcd, aud the
essel VS. much Ike insane asylum 10, some
ne. when they recovered their reason they
lost Al nnovlsdse Of The Eying ssenes
h exhibited symptoms q insanity. o. this
% the lecturer said he had prop one occasion mws
We hon his berth the following crder:-"HalIo, .
ck. tnere-sn hands take q reef In the stove pipe'
Kane Sshss.. IN. i. s IN ss account Of biz srpe
rnser Of sevea, by the purchase Of four from ths
quimsux for tvo jack knives, and with the aid OF
ching their explorations furtss 70 the north On th,
pediton they had opportunity OF testing the extra
cn'ry ro..rs o. digestion possessed y .a,.e Ant
e's, sud the foo.iss pair OF old psn,slooss sufcsd
Say their appe,tes. Here the lecturer gave . de.
ipkon OF the Esauimeux they had found 10 he north
sniths sound, add stated that sey had beer seen q
north /" 50 deg Bere they were a. isolated ~ the
tsb,ssnis on Ptcari's Island or ~ was Alex.
DER selkhk on his lone isle Nature had
zen them nothing except iie md 70 sustain that
y were IN constant siste OF warfare with her. on
tribe which ne had seen there nos more than
hundred and nty, and they were constantly dimt-
hpe In numbers from the ofioulty OF procuring food
cir reneen consisted almost entirely OF belief In an
and eooo spirit Tbs later Was supposed 10 exist In
or OF palace away out I've miles jouraey 10 the open
and the happiness Of the rood sprs who we're receiy
INTO TINS nesveny mansion COT sisted In their having
MY ~ eat without the trouble OF Working for A. he
de Of the evil spirit, 10 whch he we're condemn.
down 10 the depth, Of the OF can sud there the
net rere couhued and kept In state Of perpetual sb
erce Inc warus supplied them with their princlpal
O. subssience; but the flesh OF the sew and some
Of ire bear Afforded them variety tne,r ARTICLES Of
The sAembers OF he expedrisn were Obliged 10 sbau-
The Advance, a. the com msnder, Dr. Kane had siveu
sspe o. beng cole 10 sxrics,e her from sw zee n
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fancy and EXTRA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a 79
Exira biaScs were uScSaoaed Prime eIts family aoSr
was nrm and some ssIs were selling in small lots a.iS
salts of about $50 600 bos southern flour ais, coaunue
400 bbls closing at the above quotations. aud
and asnsn p ss Es nH aS =
Brasdywme whes-ssles Of logD bushels good southern
81 Snd and 'f.SS Of do oAnrS ao. Whit s. 81
and ~ bushels low grade Hsns S red sos Wee s
asi sga 81 - Corn WAS nrm with sales OF ABOUT s0Ooj :
we.rn mixed was s
on oa s9U ~ one 1.
barleyG1he high views of holders checked sales Oats
CorEI.Ihe market was steady sales Of 700 bags St Do
csipo a, private terms S 1 mats aud 50 Ssss Jsy
and bags Of bahia F . sspS 3. pry:
s Se %s, s ~ mo ,ss Of trans:
iieyed that IT would hsve effect on this msrsst.
rkrcnrs -Engagements we're moderate aud without
S%s about az 800 bbs q oar a
We're e % snS se oo aer and SER
Island a. s2d To LSrdoo sSog ySS sgshe corn wer
There ss no room ,sr .ssow aud hence r.'es ses aom
atsbe per bbi aud % tor heavy goods At q, "a IS
California rates walled from 22c ssc per foot
Fmr Cn1csEEs saies Of 100 boxes were made nj ., e2
Gors were steady with soders,e sale-. at &c ic for
bias con,nasd ru With sales o. about 90 .tea Car
otna Isle 70 sriye; about lG" Chasres at l., ana
mos rm and sc,ich pig held ss moahs a,
which sales erored and which decided advance
ard al the close ANAL lots were held At x35
lEArEk continued nrm with sales Of oak AMI hemlock
full prices.
MoIassEs.-1be market steady, wsh mode ate salss
NAVAL sroBrs-Ibe market was steady with m,dera
sales The trsnssctoos uded DO bbls spirits
f5c SIXTY days Common sin quiet ~ 72 81 7,
asked. Crude was dun, iner deecrptsD,s were DUO
Ous.-saes OF 500 gallons hnglth were made NJ Sc
features OF mousnt Lard oil quiet at 81 10
81 10; cAmpbeue was ~ tsc.
PRoyIs0Ss -Pork-I he market without change o,
nen IN prices; the paes emb' aced asout s aDb bs
n s2s 80 n S2s Old nominal Prime At sly
sales embraced $40 bbs Sl5; l0o do do
weight and peced t2S beet continued firm. with
80 600 bbs incl ding country prime ~ $40 rs
xl co. and mess do At s2 10 ff Western and Chsco
repact ed ranged from fl5 % 81 the Cnc4
70 steady so fhds rough sides sold
saes OF shoulders Were male Al gEc and hams At lie Lard
6rmer and In good demand with sales OF co. 5CO bbe
arrive We and 100 erces, TO arrive To- Il
on. Better aud cheese firm and good de
n and
suGARs The market continued and ssive WITH sales
about 1000 hhds. Cubs cAvnio a &c To- and
bids Porto kco At ilc with some boxes p and 30
hhds rnolado nj &c
TALON he sales Of city rendered were at 10
m maired without change -hoderr
SAles-es bids Kentucky st Ice 2ic 20 pslss Ha
at Soc "a csscs edeaf at BIC tc 81 do FLORIDA
lJc Coo 20 bales Kentucky stems, &c
WooI-Jhe msrhei has been at ed tbs week with the
usual demand for domestic wools and lbs
leeces have been taken, the qusniy pulled
private terms, but With dirnnuuon The
demand keeps with the stock put the msrke
s5Oe0 hs California washed and ashed have changed
hands prvaie We hear Of but little doing In
waisSsr-rhe sales embraced about 90 bbs rzl,e
a
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Supreme Coart-special Term.

THE CRorON WATER BOARD AND THE st. NICHOLAS
HOT8L-MoroS FoR AN INJUNCTION.
MAHcH 27-freadDeu, Ackr d Whicombe, Propvietors
~ LSsess Of tie 81 Nicholas Hote Van Schatk, De
Kwea and Crsvp, xembers Of ne Crotow Aqssdut Board
This Case partly argued on Wednesday and was
resumed This morHing. The painhns seek 70 obtain
psrpesual iDizncon prohibiting the from
ng on The croten water nom their hotel, upon their
paying 81 SEQ wafer rent for the year 1855 They set
birth he Dimensions Of their hotel and auadry they
sas that Their rem, for 1853 t,2oo for
1854 q 500; that they have used moro wafer
nom Nay I, 1861 70 The tune Of the commencement Of
She action they used In 1853 and 1854 they then
cha 90 that the defendants have wrongfuIy made
them bill for the water rent Of 1855 S36o7
"a threaten of the unless they pay for IT,
They charge chat the defendants are acting without color
Of nv thcr proceedings Since the commeaoe mont Of
Ne action tho plaintiffs have paid the defendants 81 Gal
70 sccount OF heir extra Cotton wafer reuis,
uroson water Department for the year 1855 81 Is and
interest," and for the year 1850 % el< ~ and nterer
which .rns are yss unpaid Mr. John Van sursn ap'
ne Corporation Counsel and Mr.. Wilooxson appear for
Ne Croson Bear who In thsr defence state hs, owing
70 the psodeahy with whish the water used Of the
B. Nicholas Eote about august 1885, they tached
netrss 10 the PIPES which convey the water 10 n, in
VINE The mcsres we're In operation Inc psiu,as repre-
senied 70 them that The metres interrupted the ree
nov Of tho water and requested the. ney Nigh. be 70
moved that the Board then removed the Afer
they had boon operation ninety six days. upon
paint lie agreeing that tho amount Of water registered by
Ne while In operation should form the basis or
Ne obs~se the change Of which the pIsnsns
complain h made out up,n The basis Of the stipulated
metre measurement.
mo pIaD,ins claimed that the metre leaked and did
ncs the water correctly but the cmploJe Of
Ne Board state Mat the leakage not measured and
asd not pass through the metres. question 10 also
raised the power OF the Croton AcQueducs Depart
ment 10 charge for sho water In the manner they did
|vug the Croton Board ended that they have am
|pRe su hoYify By Of LA0sature and
The ordinances Of The Common Council under them and
ha independent 81 special authority the agents OF
Evaporation In change OF the Groom water worms
distribution and sale OF the water. and Q hir contract
nAAe by them with Individual In respect 70 the
should cay for no water he used entitled 70 the
Rapport and favor OF Court Of Equity.
he case adjourned again until Monday.
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NE os but before thsv departure, The ON Poly
ME We Uncovered BY Mr. Morton one OF The odaoers
This open DR.. Hays ACCOUNTED nor II the following
nAaners-A warm under current he believed setting
nosthward IRON The equator, which oomiag 70 the
faoe somewhere within the centre Of The Arctic ocean,
tenpen the watsr Of sufficiently 70 melt the ioe Tho
wafer thus tempered, flowing In oil directions 70 the
SOUTH q last becomes chilled down 70 the temperature Of
eexing, thaiu you advance further 70 the south
you nnd great zone or belt Of ce, which prevents all
scoess by water 70 the open sea.
In ooncluion thanked his audience On be-
half Of his associates the expedition, whose rsprosen
tatve he considered himself Ga this 0ccaslon.
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ITO TIE CITIZENS or THs EASTERN STATES
Il Lopdcn Ooroisl DIN.
nedicaed schnapps
London Club Hsuse Gin
FtnIt0Nh rtIlnhI "
CArTInN 10 rnT PlnfIr


CaurioN PUBLIC
Amer several experimenting In the manufacture OF
Ria tnrubaiey succe ded In the lsss IN making
discovery in manufacture by which deprived OF
acrd aud raammsory sOpetes and rendered perfectly
pure
ny uanufactcry e Al schedsn, Holland Amer several
monhs reject vhs, tile 70 give 10 rtroic I'd
American pubic m der the tile Cf "wObFES trWFptw
AnoNsnc StHSuPs Schieosrn IA The OF the place In
Holsnd where he Gin u Manufactured; sron derives
We nan from the lssn un per eey With which flavor
ed and he schnapps he German for drinkc
drSmvoies chlCc am sryr Al drink No had my
schnapps bfer iprcdrced N The American public
ceyed with appreciation han the Nlr6r ivss Of New York
Boston Fhai-phs started pursur, with their mixed
Nf poisonous suu under various nsmss -scniedan gin,
ectetsm schSapps, ondci Club HOUSE gin London cJrda
ain, medicsed sshnappt &c and On 1everai Instances
ehes have been 80 pei sc,y iaAed sh only ne addition
Of lev e6Ts % pesd technical avoidance 81 the law
g SAsiuhy prsi ei :. 70 impose Va cArsss purcnssers
uLde-saud Nse lusnty has Leen purchased By the
Giants NJ ne goahetu Rgstrn SAS Of the
cheaprce ~ he Art Gle .laai vho parucpates nd
recty The maud by o rg the OF ufi0us articles Ia much
an oDcbder a. ne pnropsl Nh) rs7nei Tie imposition
boIe evely respect be Given uho values he heal OF
he community IN Which he ve. will aid IA fs-re,ns out
and exposing the uuscf merchant who Cor the sake
o. w GEMS VIII pat IN e"Dardy the lives OF the communal
~ IN which be lives Such should be nailed W the pory
OF popular execrauon
UDOLPHo WOLFE
Sole importer l9, % and n Beavsr tire N "
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Tho sudden change In the market value Of Galsua and
Chicago Railroad stock has created surprise among
the largest holders Of the stock and the stringent friends
Of the company. Tho money necessities Of the company
seem 70 know no nuAt II ID nov Ia the market for
900 ooo upon IT, second morgs age bonds. We have
sire put few pertinent questions 10 the managers
this company for the purpose Of putting ali those into
rested stockholders the platform Did not the
Galspa and Chicago Railroad Company the mousy
IN Wall stress 70 pay the February divide.d' Have no
The per ONT bonds, about being issued been
par valaef Do NOT the damages the road during the
past winter exceed GOO DOOR Have mol the gross receipt
In The present fiscal year fallen Oh 5000 DOOR Does
the deficiency estimates for this year AMOUNT
full half million Of dollan3 We do expo. the mar
sgement viii notice these nportan, questions in any way
and the stockholders viii be compelled 70 walt unit; June
next for the regular annual report Tho company will
loe from $3.50 600 10 $500 COO the OF bonds
rnancierpg Tor tho past year has Of iesu s5o ooo
and far Judge from these items, impres
sion that the financial condition ofthe GAona and Chcsro
Railroad Company far from being satsfacsory. Parnes
inside whose positions give them The earliest kno Wedge
Of all the financial necessities and operassns have I'm
doubedy been largo sellers OF .hs stock In this market
TOR some weeks pNt wae they have rcalir ID tue m
Initiated and unsu,pcctng have been purchasing. This,
however ID nothing unusual The whole board OF direc.
tors Of the eOompsny do rot actually I've ndred
shares Of STOCK. Tho Michigan southern directors have
not only sold out but ere 81 this moment largely short,
In oil other bankrupt railroad companies the board OF
Management have very little interest This not 81 all
strange II b TO be expected that they will avail them
selves of this knowledge to protect their individual in
tsresis II the outside public knew hall much the
directors they would not touch share any Of the old
inflated railroad stocks ss any proo We casnoi there
fore, blame the management for realizing early day
II 10 well known that rats VIII leave . snkihs ship, and
railroad directors governed by the prpcple Of
self preservation The nnausia cmbsrrassmenis Of The
Gslens and Chicago Ralrosd which have Just besa made
pubtc strengthen N In the position have long 90
cupbed, solitary and Alone In relation 70 railroad sscur
lies centrally II ID merely matter Of tmo with oil com
paniss which have other than the business
derived from the operation n the road make their capt.
tai productive.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity value
Of foreign dry entered this port for mpoo
sox "A sIso
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styles Of genemens hats the ensuing season. and
matter OF their several establishments the
Of attraction We YESTERDAY pad visit to the Of
several OF the principal haers and among them that
Mr. EsPENsOHEID of l6 Nassau stl between Beek
and Ann Streets and without wishing TO dspsrage the efforts
OF other radesmen, admit consider the
spring hats made by him as The pride Of tee market We
presume s because the whole process OF manufacture
from the foundation OF the hat body ash impaired
to complete fabric performed in his establishment
ard under his constant whereas efthe
wordbe Leaders Broadway purchase their has already
made Of the adva lages derived from desng directly with
the uacurer In preference the vender order
tain cheap as well fabrics at this day
possibly be ignorant.
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CHARLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN, vs.
Real schnspps,
Medicsiod schnapps,

heal schnApps
Msdcsaoi schnapps
Iu,, the public will make no mistake a. 70 the nature and
character Charles London Cordial II distilled
ps S s WAS Sy % he a ss %
!h. Date y. this have cs0nnued the importer of the
Haras OF superior description To ho-e used in the pro
aspsT.s he c9d SS'
ndicss, Whist the .rou pslea q my S Ga S give.
precedence in puenc estimation superior to other
Cba,es LONDON Cordial Gin be coafo.aded with
into ucton nor the mn duerabe
enrp sa' o isd o% n A s s s;
poTuns be the product manuiac'rss in Europe Sa,
Moilssa sis 'gssss i sami.d but d. 's .a'
MI nowIe, red h. snpoopt Of s " slsys1p
so o De be- sds ' pro iss
mos, dsc s., sa5.e % the a nsr oer in eneaes
induced ihss- reading the advertise.
msSi Of sspscss eoenpSrnry VII, ds,oassss asno
as auespass upon bis speciality Toe artce be sells dit
my ard bears tlsn Jamaica
rum doe. 70 The nssi vintage. OF uo1e !, " tue h-y
fsct ha, London cordial Gin costs asou. dsahe e prize
.pess of a 1.-THE OF the quantity Admtns al to. can
NJ? sa lima that sSs1 be oSacd 70 ss S
to The p' ory Of pm = On s1rs Al
CuErsIS MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES At
% Resee street, have u AID choice stock OF bro,a'es
s%p r. sb ~; altered ssS ana I aw. o
Saow Wv, .ecs o. w.ed9. ,esdes Is ,s a,gss,
s 70 oner these goods less tbsn other houses We invite the
attention Of close buyers
CLoTHINe CORNER JOHN AND NASSAU sTREErs
" N ooiLirs a 90 wish 10 call attention % Their
well selected Of spring syes embracing every yarey
q Which very @.ansT and f VIII 5. .oa
at the very lowest price for cash Cal asd stock
N r. COLLINS a co corner John and Nassau s,s.
ERtNcH INPoBTgD BooTs-FRoN TUE Zebra.
y ted manufacturer forr Me.s and other matters 10
cors,sn,IV sn hand 81 bosb Nv arg%Ss ysRx ssspY
ooot mAers W Natsn street
" pimples reckles. ac pouare subtle uproots
from low forehcsts any part OF the body, warrased
PhlsSeps. Bate. ~ wssHnsos street Bosom 1
i AND CnuLDEBrg CRIBS.
'' f 70 ale b jssEs. s%ss 4 90.
TER PEDLERs DErRAuDERs AND swrSDLER. BR
IL genuine ns.,rum. ,hey csnns, h.v. share;
AWARDED alone 70 my powder ahd pills
LION msgns,c powder and puts destructive n insects
rats and mice. Depot Al i2i Broadway.
NAV SPRING RAGLASs, CLOTH AND CASHMERE
sns summer c,o,hng Tor men and boys wear adapted .
oD'''D ' 'N'' NO 'n a RSsfr 10 Cortland, street
CPRIrG OPENING DAY-Ar OAK HALL, ~ AND 70 |
~. ready man os an sns soes ~
be ready ,hs day March 2 Isl. our Of cloths
The city comprising All hat sew snd fash,ossbie Psrculsr
spo. !, sn % e sn:o" ssesc ao.s sg
mys, s.%s.' vrS 1, 70 sys ,nss oo e The
csll At osh Hal, 81 ard = ruhon sr,ei DE GsoOi.
CPR1NG RAaLANs 1910 tl2 BEAUTIFUL FRoCK
- coats sl2 entirely fresh OF c'ohs vest
suit Ct good tailor may apply 10 CbsRkE nc william
street
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JAooR-aAMUns-On Wednesday. March ~, o The
Greene suee, synagogue, BY tins Rev. Dr. J. RsPhs
Mr. AnpH X. JACOBS 70 Miss JANE sAnuns, bJtn Of sbD
CITY.
California papers please COPY.
nAsTsns- ossoop -0n Monday, hsrch 23, BY the R'v.
J Il Woodruff, Mr.. WnIIAn MAsfsns 70 Mas hARA De
GOOD, oil OF Brooklyn, ID.
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ter lea No fruit be ahuudanly grown ana
mons nmand such uniformly hi apples SiI aud
seven collars barrel asked t.d really ven for thin
Orapgts sell for &c SIC per lrlsn.
The iolio wing are ,he