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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

ATTENTION PosTMAsrERs THE Postmas-
ter General has recently decided that if Post
masters do not give publishers of newspa.
pess notice when their papefs remain in the
Post Offices without being taken ont by the
subscriber, within five s0eeks, they are liable
for the pay.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

The GaArN CRops OF CaLRoRsm.
grain crops of California are this season
largely in excess of the consumption. Tho
San Francisco Herald says the State must
soon, be, exporters Of ofagricuItural produce,
the only drawback being ihe difficulty Of
finding a near market + ~. ~,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

A HARD MONEY STATE.-There is nothing
but specie in Arkansas, there being no bauks.
Taxes are paid in gold and silver. and the
State pays nothing but the "hsrd" out. The
State Treasury is well provided with gold
and silver, having more than will keep the
Government two years.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

H The last steamer from California brings
rumor that it is The intention of the Nor
mons 10 go into the Russian possessiors in
Americs il worsied in the quarrel with The
Uaited Slalss.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

T The Philadslphia and Sunbury Rail.
road was sold in Snnbury, al Sheriff's sale,
on last Monday, to The Whsland Brothers,
u Philadelphia, who were the second mort.
sge holdew.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

DThe Bradford Reporter, The home or
gan OF MIR. Wilmo,, barely announces the
result Of the election, without any comment
The Reporter succnmbs without murmer.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

ReMoyAL.-The post Office in Berwick has
been removed from Messrs. McHenry s. Ow-
eh's Store into The Office Of the "Bsrpiel
Gazelss," !" and Levi F, Irwin appointed POST
master, vies John J. McHenry, resigned.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

AZ The Masonic Order of the United
States numbers three hundred thousand per.
sons, and includes a large portion Of all tho.
distinguished civil, military and professional
men. ~
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11
New Jerssy Election.

2 TnERToN, Nov. 4.--It 10 conceded thai the
election in the State yesterday has resulted in
the Democrats carrying both branches Of the
Legislature.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

e We understand thai The Furnacs aui
ron ere land Of Samuel r. Woods, at Res
Bapk .t,l iownstip, fe,s btrcs.s -
Il .st5i 10
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

w The Stockholders ofthe DaEyille Bank
attheir meeting on last Monday, accepted
the Relief Law passed at the extra session Of
our Legislature. t1 atf
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11

BLAoKwooD, fol October, has been receiv-
ed from the publishers, containing The usual
variety of Interesting articles The follow.
ing is lis liable OF contents: What willhe do
with ii--By Pisas,ratus Caxton-Parl v; New
Sea side Sludies-No. v. Jersey; Modern
Ligh, Liiera,ure--SocIety; Our Haeioiogy;
Scenes of CIenral Life-No. ILL.,; Janei's Re-
pen,ance--Pan w.; BeIooche Traits; Teach.
ing and Training: A Dialogue; The Haunt
ing Face; From India; The Syrian Route 10
the East -5r sss+, F.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

An USELzAsASr TExAST.- Fourteen yeas
ago French officer, Urich, whilst fighting he
Arabs, was struck by ball In the eye. About
ten days ago he had a slight attack Of apoplexy
which shook him greatly, and afew nightsafter-
ward, he was awakened from his sleep BY .
sense of suffOcation. Jumping up he found thas
the ball had by degrees, worked its way down,
and had at last fallen from the upper part Of bis
mouth into his throat! By violent efforts be
succeeded in dislodging il, and he il now doing
well. The ball, though diminished By corosIoa
was found to weigh twenty-five gammes, (sbous
four-fiiths of an ounce.)
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05
MliisteIarrous.
MENoMINKE DIRGR.
BY W. u. C. HosMER.

We bear the dssd-ws bear the deal,
In robes Of the otter hablied,
From the quiet depths Of the Ersssvosd sSase,
To her lowly couch on the hilltop made.
There, there, the sun, when dies the day,
Flag nouFafallI kis psEtineFsy;
In vain The winds M hss trss,ss Llack-
"Ks-tOa-ss-mi-coo, wswas-ts-Ase!"'
When plOuEhs tear up the forest asor,
And hunters follow The deer no more;
When the red mans council-hsarth is o5A
His gIsEy like q tale that's told,
Spare, white man! spare one oak, to wave
It's bOugh sbOvs the maidsns grave.
And the dad win send Blessing baek-
"Ks-tsn-ss-ni-coo, Ws-wAs-ts-nssl"
Another race are kindling fires
Above the bones Of our buried sirss;
Soon will the homes Of the people Be
Par from the bright Msnominss:
Bat yearly to yon burial place,
Some mourning band Of our luskless race,
To snooth the turf, viii wander back
"Ke-tou-ss-mi-oso, Wa-was-te-naeg"
On the waiting wind Of yestemight,
The soul Of our peerless one took flight;
She heard voice from the Cline Of Souls,
SUostsr thaa lay Of OFiolss,
sy-"Coms 70 that hGghl and blissful Isad,
Where Ossth waves not his skslstoa hand,
Where the sky with storm 10 never blsck"-
''Ke-ton-se-mi-cOO, Wa-was-ts-nae"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

An attempts viii soon be made to navigate the
Kansas river BY steamboats,, TO greater dis
lance from its mouth than has jet been accom-
plished. For this purpose, aSteamboat has been
constructed, drawing only seven inches Of wa
Ter. which is expected to be able to run the
greater part Of the year.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05
Ggpiitt 4aetrp.
WHAT'S TRUNPs1


s1ot offsers sss - naay easd, = plsg,
Us ,5s Sc many vsys tos ehosss.
Sea. n Love, snd Pslites, aad Wss,
That f0twatdise sur views
VITA iaaiss aaif. with Staissnss wiss,
-t'h o. nsa oGlsssss bsnps, III
HFl nsfs's ws Isad ssr stssarsst ssit,
..i..s Tia eel . kns~ shsstuuapa
@ - es.s, ss.sLipPisr 1t bsausys .krsus. z,
-f1 1tnsh IN boAdaes swsst,
ga AAa hsssihsd ny viws With saessasss,
AnA shsrsd ., hSr fsss
NySoul, well stsssd with Csyid's wsalth--
y7e[a a IsyScsnsaasd lang.
a King Of Diamssds Wsa tie trick-
Ny HEAEr ives No. = trump.
RsRiAg 70 Sss NJ rival via
.ff UPOa siagIs rsbs
A he had played the discs with ne,
followed with cIsB.
I've days within statoa hose,
,-.'a RSfestiHg On ny Sia,
-aa Ifsuads - sthsp nay have dSAs,
z- cLrns VsFy seldom via.
Cows Wise By sd szpsrssss,
,A.Ga IsssSsa to del with haIds;
s.,as ISkstIsd youthful fsIliss %;
T--.r AID turssd up Jask sf spsdss-
let StiIl hnd, ~ dat 10 scarce,
AAa smaller grow the Jumps,
Thst though the SrADss a. hoasa card,
tits net always Irlnps.
ID IL . world Of onssids ShsW,
~ Where Asnnoa rules the thrsaS,
10 ease the little jolt, ofRfs,
Aad smoothly pass along;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

Cox INrRouso o. cBoATE.-S. 8. Coz, e
Ohio, has been improving on Rufus chosts.
That once distinguished man made his memory
BY stigmati1ing the Declaration q
Independence as " giittering generality;" but
Sammy, in his grafton at Brown University,
termed il & " foolish QsnraEity.n
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

The HoS. A. LEwH<xeE.-csn any Of or
readers furnish Us With . copy Of the letter sd-
dressed BY the Hon. Abbott Lavrenes 70 Bos.
ton gentleman. Immediately Aftsr the passage
Of the tariff Of 1851 In that letter Mr.. Law.
renee predicted, as . consequence Of that act,
the very condition Of Affairs that GOV existL-
PhiEodelphiG Inqsis1. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

THER NANEs-The public may fselinterest-
ed to know the names Of the creatures who of.
ciated as Judges Of Election at the Oxford pre-.
cinct, Johnson county from which over l,eOC
votes were returned. They are
JAMES. Il. NOUNAN,
&C. CATRON, and
BAIT. JONES.
The clerks we're
SD. BARNETT, and
G. d. HAND.
Jones is member of the Constitutional Con
vention.-Laurence Republican,.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

The Concord IN. H. Democrss announces
the death of Peter Aver, at the Shaker village.
Canterbury, on the 18th ulL He was one Of tie
founders Of the society Of Shakers. having been
. member of that fraternity upwards Of 70 yesrs-
He was q most powerful, athletic man, AID cus
of the few survivors who took part In tie Ams.
rican Revolution.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

A PRoPHEer.-A correspondents Of de New
York Express, says: Before the arst Of ysss
uary we viii look back with surprise 81 on pres.
ent folly. and many who are now prop6ecyiag
the worst, win thon say lOudest, " I thosghs 20
all the time.''
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

sal bank suspensions and failures throughout he
Union, are complained Of very much BY the ne.
Gals, who, at great labor and expense, had been
to the trouble of counte6eiting their 5oses.-
The latter have become worthless, 30 that the
counterfeit will svail nothing, even if e shoaId
pass for genuine note.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

ABOUT EoossxT.-"Thess times" lead every
body to preach economy; one writer says 6sss,
rails mightbe conducted much cheaper than they
are. Another calculates that If all persons 10
the United States Would wear their clothes a
extra six months, for one year, $50, oO0, 900
might be saved-Or II each family would onais
the use of meat one day every week, for yea.
$40, O0o, 900 more might be saved.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

The three old Wing States. North Carolina.
Kentucky and Tennessee. elect twenty two De-
mocraiic 70 six American members Of Congress,
and give an aggregate Democratic maicsilg %.
over 5000.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

st. Paul, with population Of twelve thousand
souls. has not a single hre-engiBe. foos Of
hose. fre-bueket, nor single pubiic vsli or
cistern! We wonder what they charge Cor 10,
suraace in that city; or De Ehsy insure ct AM
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

Tax CUnEExcE or EseLASD AID FEAScE.--
The Bank Of England issues no notes Of less
denomination than Is; the Bank Of France,
none less than 100 francs. until recently. none
under 500 franes;) 20 that the real circulation
of these countries is gold and silver, and the
quantity OF the precious metals In use in these
countries, is much greater than in our OWE.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

ARaAIsxED gon HEaEsS on InsOaALr1S.-Rev-
Dr. Lyon, the pastor Of The Baptist chnsoA IN
Columbus, lad, and three Of his aOsk. have
been arraigned before the church sathO.ites.
for joining temperance society in that Place.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

Governor Walker and Secretary Stanton
IN REGARD TO
THE OXFORD FRAUDS.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05
STATES WHOSE CONSTITUTIONS AK NOT KNOWN
ToR RATIFICATION.

IL appears, therstores thai twenty-one States
have had their Constitutions submitted 70 the
people, and ten have not. If there Is any mis-
take in the above table, Il consists In reckoning
those who have not submitted their constilu-
tons 10 the people. i
In New Hampshire, In 1851, and In Delaware,
1852, new Constitutions we're submitted to the
people and rejected. In fact, therefore, their
present Constitutions, however originated, have
been specially accepted BY the people. These
would make twenty-thrOe popularity ratified
Constitutions in the Union, to eight as the most,
deriving their authority solely from Conventions.
-ErehGH9e.
The reformed Constitution Of the State Of
Pennsylvania, T0S submitted to the people IN
October Of 1893, and was adopted by decided
vote. By that instrument, II Is provided shas
any future amendment of the cohssituEicn
must first be adopted by two successive LegiSlA-
lures, and then submitted to popular vote a.
subsequent election, and if this vote approves
the amendments, they shall be Incorporated With
the Constitution. The principle that q majority
of the people shall control, now eontsnded
against by portion Of our countrymen, In tho
case of Kansas, is the most sacred elemeat Of
our political system, without which veshoull DO
the prey of misrule and anarchy In every State
of the Union.-PTess s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

A million Of dollars worth Of pAperll A1uaak
y exported from Cincinnati. 80 s.si1sss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05
Submission of State Constitutions 70
the Peonla.

The opposition of the fre-eaters Of the South
to the manifsstly only just proposition Of sub
hitting the Constitution of Kansas to the .peo-
pie, has led to some discussion a. to what has
been the usual course adopted in the different
States Of the Union in respect to their ConslItu-
tons. The following table was made up By The
Boston Journal, and is believed to be correct:
STATS WHOLE CONSTITUTIONS HAVE sxrx aunN,r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05

A VALUABLE TABLE.-We present 10 our rea-
ders the following table, which win be Of service
In nnanr instancea.- -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-11-05
PROCLAMATION

""FlOwer, farewell. /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
Arrived.

I : NAL s,esr ship Baltic Coms'ock from Liverpool jan
Iish A. p pGsse; ship Normandy. bound IN 40. y a.
~ passed tanshP bound T. Sth lat ~ H. oH a. ~
s"S Fee .t Il g. lon g. passed steamship
bsck smoke stack ard white ',ress bound r same dse
lst Al - lon - So passed 40 Aa- 'nP 'a1~s % -
,isps bound 4t6 At li:A pm passed steamship re''A
Bl yItsit. and Tstena TOT PHILADELPHIA wlkcn. Rio
Grrudr via Rio Jan.o Dee a. codee 70 h. Gser Sid ia
2rBr for New 0r,rsn. jan Sth Ia 10 $ lon. s. 50
char ed signals witn ship Colorado Jan ~ Al - u ~
81 81 lon IS - passed vessel bottom up with 81 her 'paT
foA ina alongside .h- bad step on her mA. en.ns
VS. APPARENTLY .chr. Feb a. 10 IN passed cppet OAK
Ashore 10 ME. OF Ban, appeared TO a.'e Just gone o.
Bark Pacifc Gardner Miyasyel R. 50 days in eaa., to
s.s. &C. Conn hs S.y 10 a & sc and Ia, been blown
Der Of times Jan 10 at - o. no lon 'pote ,cni
o., OF sails and short provisions could not supply her Jan
At IS A. 10 lou spoke Sr~ on. Lam.E'ine from P.eraio
1inee ar By whom they kindly supplied US with pro-
B.ri Rebecea, HILL Alexandria. Egypt, Nqy rag. aud
h,ayy weather carried head rails Se, and has 0eeA ~
BAH Emma Lincoln Johnston Lisbon IS in baa', to W
El~el Co. NJ, ~ ,u. ,u.,, o.,
Bra Lillian yof Buci.Pott, Nichols Le Etam' = days
IS lat s. ~ lon u spoke brig Sans Clara OF Ea',por; tor
Baltimore. TIE L. experienced heavy wc'ict s.es me
entire passage pht uaOs- ofetoPsaA and b lost stem
Bfs I. NJ M.5hew Hall. Bermuda 10 days and mo
IN distress to VIM NJ Smith The I. NJ. d. hss mad ignt
The soutnwad OF the Stream FEB passed DARK
Marine 81 Wells .tet ring : p.
Bra Antelope Jones Naples Dec ~ orsnses md lemon,
sasht Passed Gibraltar Jan lc The bark schsn. Dases
Boston bound the sTat- passed Gtora.f I'm 40
Sehr Nspor Birch MassOTd. - days cotton &C. 70 .s"s
ExIeueuced heavy weather on the passage go -
Sahr J. ". Haze cot bfookinel Friends, Jscks0n'lr ~
cays yellow pine 10 Thompson L Hunter .
schf Alma (Br, OF -. Andrews n 81 Snelsrove -.
XIII. - day. g.. b. BUHo~- Has bad very he.'y
weather sst ioresau aud anA and hA. been - days IN th.
BELOW-Ship Emerald Isle Cornish, Liverpool Jan' D
mos~. all pas 10 Iap-rOtt L Go.
WIND-Durits the day \. r., with a dense iog
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

p,rc.. sd @ Shaw, EntAaa; Z Atoer, go,ssy NJ,
Moor W stAz,cu wife and cAt G. Covert W prspT 40
tvo S.sss;ers Nr~-YOrs Ai.s CbHnos, HAno' srs hs
wi A. eAiren. NoDirei 4 w Ws-an And 81, o.
OD-k,c. Pa Het ". NonfrrN Caef- = W NensttArd K
, Pres. { :. smHAr-t, Y. $: c. Henry, A. Bsyd ? I.
M N.w.York C. r Wright, ; NhasDs PAisaei ehtN'
IssIo r. Burrul. q. KIM MIG. SesyoTs; John Dat
t,h 20 G. g. Sasord AID Nc Mess0yer, 10 q. >anP. a.
s.,,S.. NJ H.pkins M CbAruon. HAhfkx; A Nc
Cr+ite Nv Y.ik Oksker, }. Sea.eA sAnder cN ms
", x,,.r Ou.b.c: Mr. ~ aston. Ohver Dan New
, tne. B.ltin ore Il h. Smith CAn.4s' Z X Aee,es,
New Yort NJ J. BeqD4ry Noa.s. NJ ~ aye Ne - -
80. Ss,S Ard rrrs- Ne~YoIk z W Murray G1assoS l.
Ep.,r Nv York J. r Wethery Louisiana ansl.n New
Yo,t Wrsy Pa sde phis AIT Leye.Sle' hsntr-S r.
N;rbei Bradford A Brrwn Nonte'l t'oS' Nv ~
"a Csri. ,p4 Master srir. CAnseA; IN 'nGP - le-
Zee c r SIN eioer Ne~York otfe aaiaaa, Co Seser
G.--r-r " X Wusiu.ou. Z. Grtl Is NJ. oIs,rAnn'
S.vY.-. Ckss Fit Nv Orleans; L. LiPeusnn y hors
H. Bish Finland = Go'tscAs-k NeE fofs ) 1 osN !
C,p.es JSryis Fraree = II ARGUES y" ., cas-
Nurray {. ". A G! Az Quebec MIS- Moe i, 80
CsuAAa Charles Denton, Loreon' NJ LoGis
Obio. J N-hop lo~A " RampL &c. W }, I Pc hAl-
Itor W NJ snd Ms. FAssola sod iuisot a-T %
J,u >. McCArfhv CsuAis W. A Coli View OK nVu.A'
mn Beverley. EuslAna M and Mn : O. SS'y .ai t~o
daushiers. Boston A. Anes. Montreal '" H. ~''''- ~
r, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06
nv Telegraph.

BOSTON Feb. S-Au ships Octayius. Wild Hunter an
Isaiah Cruwell Cslcut h.rcrs GottcsoufI aud Sith
Aurrca Liverpool; Henrietta Marcy. Malah-r and Luna
Nv Or.ans-Baks DaIel Mr.siuA, H.chs. Rotterdam
Auly Belize Houd; Triay, Galveston; H. iiaselune aud
Abty New Orl,Ars hye Asa Sawyer, Mobile, hiisto
Itats'cu. NJ b. setson, CicHtnefo Also AT snip iona
Henry New Orleans "a ult On .1th ut., la 90 T. ol ~ ~
,.w s,oreslip hip Relief IN search OF yess's IN dss
,rokrn IAN ut IT, 81 lon O. .chr Lucy Ames from New
lark fr Norfolk with loss Of opsai and wheel hal dsk
swept AZ l0.t overheard
81 JOHN FEB The bark MARKHAM. hero ih, reports
basirg Jan - lat 81 a. lou 81 bark F.ru udnS II
and tor Boston. 10 days from Mes.na short OF PROVISIONS
The NJ supplied her Aad proceeded
PRDkisCE1ONS, Feb. 5-AIr. barb spungbOk, Mayo
Cane Ton. lor Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

COFFEE- Rio urds- burdeusorf s'oek . aeANN Al ca
l.rs, auction sr Of 90 hass Auu"aned i,I w. ia' "
contributes 70 diminish ihc oPcrAuous Toe steA - - f"
-. -, "a ~. = ln.sl l.. o.hcI klas -, Sc IL &c
Movement; ~ bass SAa,os q l.e Al ~ - Ia -
Atl,.- . - -.,-.s g., -..-. ~ p -
sanot A. - ac.1sl. ~ no. D. Ia -As
80 and Ii, uHrkrt al excited Owls - -1e ie 'T~ u
We toe CT, ? II >iCy. -
FIOURAS NEAL-Tbc demand f'r Western [ 49, , 'er
4. .th.r more active manly Al VIII igat
.niysl. pfi, uy~Nfd. he .Fse A~ b sns more i'
Of thr GRADES and not eohuneed 900 a. Any
q, ~. Ceutr. 81 bols 80 SO 70 - r
esuuov 10 sosa S,Ae ~ taS sS " sT ear. SAFE 80 -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-06

BFFIFS MlLK COWS EALCALyES. SN M. SHEEP
LAMBS uL5sfs received - 'ae c;y very SrcA
AID .cli pr,es w. svuer.l -rl--ii' Hsde 10 Pr
-LAl utserSaoL BY SOluN kolNs5N vIp-r.s.g iof 50
TktEUNE. rv-.y " rl-cs14y -yr-ll--1s EFe~
~t~ks us-krt cay q h-lcks . A-cEto-s " Ga.-soa
Drove 40. ForfN fourth .treet
RI Lbs OF IHE MARKET
TIA SAILS % bEEF CATTLE 49, a-te - 2ics ez1-et q
b,sL-t1e y- cAsulaiet -plu -stlA- weight Of Ia n
Il, quarter. Wb,r Beet quoted - c- Z - 5-lort Lat
vii cr,.. et elusive OF hce sad Ia. brings e. Be.rs
Az mostly - IS t.t;.c 81. krrs
Tie s,lek AID 81. g-u-rsy ~
,r,c.- H. tlt A~- chr-r- ~ 1~-rEs So
49,, su.lsr.y The brokers h-y trv-- I'D &C. t7-
prUyvr AEtI~r- taF - 'arir -k-sn-l
h, -. ~ az O. z. r-AiGe l-okrss
Val Claws sie ,ot D. go po---, aa4 gec-i
.ly f frs quaI-y 20 7fc s-ccrd GuAy - O. s. =
Kr.-ls tbs. cAy-s Only ~ = tor-- e1ys ol1-Er
.oS 49, auch = bad Of len y : "a :! A. g1l
- .r..r,y., O. mouths old e = h-at
IL VAur g - Coz y
,fr.c bv Vie FIce beef I-ins DR. ~,sat "a IL; AZ
Soue-irc- Cows 80. -cb b gher t-an
The Of iAlc - sufPcs-e - ~AiTAatrf sNd u
-. r--ra-. CIV z ror-n-9a s'k ~ yogaE AT al
srdu.r, fr S5iG -7S so our -K-ra 81. $3.50 y
lie Cow, q aho1t 4veiise 4--tl - - SO 50 ~
. sen. rclsher - lcrr cfinAf t-s .n'' 80 q -
- sr5 IS sgylrf 1-ccrcif - ~ euckn-'s of
uIr Arkr.. ~ech I'D D. r-t-S -
- : bssa ut,1l ci5-relt trades
sgyFP Nd .~ss .olt pri'. h<r-ed = aest-s>t511
- s. ~.ifbr. IT, c-;1 lfnl - s1Pf -
i,t .t rs p-ic- p-fs. To- Pri,@ VI $50
80. f- s.. - CO. .ec-s u -1.f2 TODD slAlJ
T.. q Lar = vA'y 10 ~ t-t~ir, 81 - gTces
800 r. u = - fr tae u-a' A.. 'Ar.-gh :A- 81
shrp sok.r, 49, Sh~,p 49, Lab. ye-- show
-. wig rsurts rrc-s u dryy-- ln angsy
/. sss.6 5 70 AprL s5c - > ID JLg. g 80 60 n
q ORR <gsGs7 sseeP -eE-raIy e.-Gs.sd tres
bait th-r i've ~e'Eht 4 -, -. ~. -.
UIpo,. .pd k-btscsy and sod eIa-r sy Ne.
..,.A Alter they sT-see ~ En4ion, Ae Thy
e IesiS $50 sso:s lrrG 81 49, sis; e., tEs- s:
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or SEw-YoRK. .
Cleared.

s,eNnship-Iuinois BoEss. AsPinssl. " O. Roe-T' -
ship.-Cy OF New YORK SL,er Liverpool y A. hinSs'
I.rd Atartc 9TH New Orleans wm. T. Fros,, Golden
Fleece Lent, San francisco Sutton ~ g, ,
B.,k-Nori America Ham. }. Bralsn HAMBURG T. bech
KunhAldt, H. Tro~bdse Anger, BsEosGocs ID Ifo"Dfdse
Era P Fluker PAr,ride CArdenas. {. L J. P,ters
Schoouers-Ahstis, Foster. forsne O. Hs'en -. ~
ius y - Row and Perualhuco. t. Cot. NAY EndA
ISon Havzra WEINBERG Weeks Louisa Bears. So,''. :
" Lewis 60. Target, FufmAn savannah MeNre@iy Mol
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There is but little change n the retail prces or arm
products since last week ard sufficient Is aiying TO
supply the demand. \ large amount OF produce has
accumulated 81 Hemoni, which cannot be forwarded
to this city TIL the Ice embargo removed should the
weather continue fine, the produce now ~ The way
will anive soon, and pnces NIL probably decline
Some varieties OF iresh h,h nave advanced from ~
to N p rent
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hafeTu.

l..r from CAP Wee, " ship WAv.r>y q " B., ~p0rs
her a. n sou!u s6v n Hat slpp-d go bbl. va OF and
IS go y. tue By th- Am. Blez.f Of AID of " b. Would
Il ~ another ssason S0rtE
.sr rom CAPT P,ss q .kp Cambria Of " B. report.
her A. Il lsa.g Dee W. 20 boa W. - LA seS<pp. HSd
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Pnss<uxrrs Arrived

n ns st1a~ i,ip sG!tc from Ltre-rOS-Csp '" 1 asn
msI Cap L B. Drumuond C.pt Aas' 1oiheF tAp-
t;.sr.r Cart RvNn CAPT Edwin K ReveIey. Tnon.s >.
Surh.on joan Harley = ". Rollins, Henry kAna,l n =
Rp,sy { ; Sp~nce II NJ Berv.ford {. n krAit-LosA IL
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IHlss0AN = Frl- , Is0I
ASHHS-The market - without chsasv o. o;c. The -'Ts
fr sac. AZ 50 bhls q - $ 81 81 P0;s, an e 80
e D.. fVr Pearls s.s
COirCN-Th- usrset in the shs'nce q ssT iorssn -
~ hslt,, hss ruled quiet. Ho APP-Ar VrGy Inn
Tn, .ac. reach .2oc hAes- We rrqV@; quotations
kEN-roSk c4Ass'siSAroN-
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FamiIy Marketing.

Ire following table gives the retail puce Of the pm
epal articles of Farm Produce In the City Of New
York OF Thursday, Feb. ):
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=, IN. ,suskt>r p~rs The serezs are a. AertaaS buls
~ Ps, yuftA ,.re~. .ad he UHsOn DRIVE gds he
,..- ma Il Forty seeoDd rZ,.L For pixies tbs vceA
nader head Of svne-
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2 vpOrT

r. IA V,<s r.Sfs9 WEnSEsp,Y, Feb 1877.
,o-.I .rctfyrs o, carrLk KINDS roa rsk vssx.
sroriipr 20 -~r--- from ne s-V~-S -Asket p.es
nv here Rave teen received Lis we.k;