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fARROLL HALL.
,NSo<- FOR FOUR NIGHTS
MoNDA1 CESDAY, THURSDAY ana @ ,rrpn,y
EVENINGS, Feb. %, q, Is and 81. aiad MAI
"EDA ESDAf and SATURDAY AFTERN00yc -.
O'Clock az
THE PEAK FAMILY
ORIGINAL LANCASHIRE BELIRINGPps
WHY, consisting of the following members
WILLIAM PEAK, SR e"ioeis'
WILLIAM H. PEAK
MRS. WM PEAK
MISS JULIA PEAK
ora ,to.o pnnt,, . MISS FANNIE A. PEAK
ana Master EDDIE S, PEAK, 10 wears oldI "a ;,,,
LlshIIE ~ PEAK, "A years and months old i1''''e
The Charming Little Ballad Singers
or, Assisted by the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN HARpISTS
with
nil; ANNE and her beautiful of 20 Silver BeIs
our concerts as above, presenting new bro.
or guardians, half price feu W parents
NO EXTRA CHARGE
lor seats secured during the day at Willis Nus;o Co..
where diagram of the hall may he seen 04e'
tickets TO the Afternoon Concert 25 cents
y. B-No concert on Wednesday and Fridav Evo;
on account OF the Hall being otherwise engaged 'ss
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Saddles, Harness and Trunks
John ID. Hammond, 355 Baltimore Ct

Saddles, Harness and Trunks
John ID. Hammond, 355 Baltimore ST.
=, Books and Stationery.
James ). Waters, pa Baltimore ST
Samuel (. Turner, 3 S. Charles st
Evans Hoyt, Gift Book Store. Al Baltimore at
Murphy d Co., 1s2 Baltimore st. '''
Cushings Bailey, 262 Baltimore ct.
shipping and Commission Merchants
Joseph Carson Co., 43 and As Lioht ct
Love, Martin Co., Exchange Place.
John :. Williams d Bro, 50 Commerce St
" IN. IT, Price, l07 Lombard st.
Horace +: Browne, IS Exchange Place.
Grant Bro, 81 Exchange Place.
ia; James Whiteford, Spears Wharf.
VIM Grange Co., 1l9 W. Lombard St
Janney d Stow, lOl South st.
Carr, Giese d Co., q Spears Wharf
Lambert Ian Cuttings, So Buchanan's Wharf
E Z d Hewes, SO Exchange Place
+ L. Brauns & CO., Cheapside and Lombard 81
Hall Loney, Sc Buchanan's wharf IT,
Sniveley Cooke 5 Commerce ST.
Thompson d Oudesluys, 81 s. Cav st
John Williams Son, SO Smiths wharf
eeo' L. Harrison, 0Donnelrs wharf,
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MR. GEORGE VANDENHOFF
ASA THE DISTLNG UTSHED ELOcyrTTo,-yc
WILL GIVE -
A COURSE OF FOUR REAnINcc

=, BEFORE THE
DAhllNokE MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
At CARROLL HALL.
on r Iae EE VI hNlSGs OF WEDNESDAY February q
fNipA feor9 a I 70, WEDNESDAY March g
- and FRIDAY, March 5 ~ -
Inc course will consist of the following elegant
eorated SATIRE in verse-"COMMOY SFTSE1i . s eel,
at the doings of the day. -''7H "a uash
SECOND EVENING, Feb GA su,pc,,,or,-
OHIO, Scenes and Dialogues from In SfEAkiAN
plays Of the great dramatist ~ VIC Must admired
rtI6 Hikp I ENENlNG March S-AN EVENING WITH
his Poems. ss anu hecltatlons OF
er F0eKTH EVENING, March SAN EVENING WITH
SHERIDAN, including THE CRITIC ,; -i-'" With
~ Reading to commence at o'cloct
20 e OK Tor the Course admitting gentleman and
o. single tickets for the course 81 so and single
aumlsSon oo cents For sale at the rooms of H. 1
Tile Library Association and at the principal Bookstore
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stlonetatp ano Commercial alebiep.

me- BALTIMORE. February 90. 1858
e market Tor Stocks has exhibited no change az any
P'lahce since our last report City Stocks remain .,
1'o baltimore and Ohio Railroad shares continue steady
at saturdays rates. There was no transaction in tba
oc Of the Northern Central Railroad The bonds ~ this
company sold to-day at son, with rather an upward ten
Northwestern Virginia first mortgage sold $500 IT
en- Bank of Baltimore 9s slight decline since Sat
ufoaS. Nothing done in other Bank Stocks We have
variation to notice in the of the money and discount
markets ~
me steamer Africa has arrived advices TO the sb
hst money continues accumulate in the Bank If Enc
gand and she has reduced her rate of discount To " nor
ennum. ~ Pei
eohSois nave advanced to 9Gx price hpt ea,,
reached and scarcely ever exceeded DURING tho Ian 49,,
od OF peace which existed after the year 1915 This
10 argue business weak and confidence still nue ;,
Inc news by this arrival has given Impetus n tba 60
market in New York, and prices there ad yancd oitoo
sideraoy at the first Board as will be seen h IN. G.
report above ~ ''ocN
pieadstuHs continue 10 fall both in England and F
~ 'e former country Flour worth little over ss nov
o"lie anu IN Paris the price was a small fraction 49,,
tns' ngure still diminishing the hope Of any demand ,.,
this country. Ne-'''Nu from
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lHE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN ANN
MEXICO,
NE" oAk, Feb. 22.-The Havana Corre.rond.n,
u the Times says that the difficulties betwean
iah neAico nave been adjusted and that the Span
iSn Meet Is under orders to return home 0p"H-
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Notwithstanding the unprecedented advau,.
and scarcity of strictly prime and choice aaIo5 % y 5T
Ia, we are happy to inform patrons that we have
now now on hand LOO chests FINEST YOUNG HYSON GIN
row DER and IMPERIAL TEAS per cipper shin Rom
ace OF me seas The cargo of this ship acknowledged b,
M as superior to any Importation for the last - years
on hand 3O0r chests Black and Green Teas romnrSir
cry variety price and quality the old established tea
ra5o CHINAMANS TEA STORE
le--'-l 81 and 80 Baltimore ST
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ID | Z ID

DIED
aii IHe aoth instant FREDERICK W. only son ~ Fra,
Or On " ~ ana no. Mary Marston, aged % months 'eu
oh the 10th instant MARGARET agad I, -,
youngest child of James and Mary Millsr months
years tie d zdst instant Mrs. NARY McGRATH apad o.
srs ana months. rect of the late John eu %
eldest zist instant MARY, in the 9Th wear Of b.r ara
o. I'D u go1 OF John R. and Elizabeth Lee age
ol tie nth instant HENRY P in his l9tb .ou III.
son OF 1eorge e. and Susanna Spies year eldest
on the 10th instant BARBARA SyyDFp =
year OF her age. S-' pEh, IN the l4th
., On the 10th instant, SARAH ANN aged % voo.. ,,
o. r. n Addison, and daughter Of Edward ana eS wite
VI tle Ion instant, ROBERT NJ in the Eth n, -,
-. -n 81 emily v and the late Robert NJ Be3cba VI MS
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" HELLER y WILSON MANuFAcruR1so COS
IMPROVED SEWING NAcHIyEs
for FAMILIES Manufacturers and Others
ISend for the Company's Circular
Office and Sales-room,
l2o BALTIMORE STREET amer;c,, p.,,.
fe22tf ec"h building,
W MERRILL, Agent.
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DEATH OF AN EDITOR
- BUFFALO, Feb 22.-Wm. Foote. editor 81 a.,
o0n"ere'oI Advertiser of this city. died hara sne
ruraay evening He was minister to Boooto und 90
resident Harrison, and Minister to vienna "lt,er
President Fillmore. -enna' under
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NJ A r r | E ID

IN Tue W isIn instant, by Rev. s. H. Worcester FPaSV
81 y y, "akN Elk to Miss HANNAH H only 49,
Vi i'ooert Bruce, Esq, all Of this CITY ' uaushter
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u SNOWDEN ANDREWS
H. ARCHITECT AND SEpFPJy1r
,soa, CARROLL HALL,
~ 49, Baltimore, Nd
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6t0t&rGs.
G.. II. REESE & BROTHERS

G. II. REESE & BROTHERS.
207 and 900 Pratt street.
4 HARLES REESE & CO.. corner Of
- Ell IAW, MADISON and GARDEN STREETS In,
porters ana dealers i'll fine and standard Groceries o Ca
sale large and complete assortment goods selected Win
great care, especially for family use '''
Their daily Increasing facilities for obtaining direct from
te manufacturers and producers both in This country and
Europe the articles sale, enables them to sell al prices
that will not fail to please " " P'''
sole agents for the sale ofWinslow Co.'S FERMENTATION
Green Corn Peas, Beans, Tomatoes Salmon IotsteT 80
&c. put up in Dramatically scaled cans 80 =.
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gnsuranee Guwrpanies.

T'HE GREAT WESTERN (MARINE)
IL INSURANCE COMPANY
,.,. OF NEW YORK
Cash Capital talready paid I'M .... mo SNU
surplus Fund represented by scripl ~ $40 O0S
TS; oal' l, 1000 ............... 2276OOO
ilis company combines the advantages of the mixed
@ so long and prohtably practced by best Life In
uance companies in Europe) blending the desirable So
curly OF large Cash Capital with liberal return Of the
profits to its customers ~ Vi '''e
terms. ~ tN'S' ia'oiAoe
n Nm LaarHfRs, Prest JNo. A. PARKER, LIST v Priest
600. COLIN MCKENZIE Agent in Baltimore,
"A'-u Office Commercial Buildings
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Pepor, # ,, HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore Feb. % 1s5s
enJ,n Weaus IN the city cf Baltimore for The co,L
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Tobacco tWholesale).
Warwick, Prick Ball, 60 South st.
Armistead. Riggs Co., 81 Exchange Place.
Courtney Cushing, IS South GAY st.
). Lyle Clark Co., LOG W. Lombard st.
Tobacconists RETAIL
Ihos ~ Webb, Madison and Garden SITS.
Railroads.
Station. oanioeh
ton. 'ei' 0'a-
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A ooOClAIED FIREMEN'S INSUR-
-, ANCE OFFICE. No SOUTH STREET
D D4dx DAILY for the INSURANCE OF ALL DFSCRIP
dIo VI PROPERTY WITHIN THE LIMITS or THE
JOHN r. MOORE. President
r DIRECTORS.
Grnpop II. :, Mec5tet'c"t, j. e. WHEEDEN, Col,mJian
En.n " iARMAN, tn1on, j TRUST, First Baltimore
7 y r nLnhh' r Teho$htp FRANCIS BURNS. United
s,Irr p n.LoM' DepyoTd, JAMES YOUNG Franklin
StyEy, t,rn LtosIy j. PEAsoN, JR. UdShinqtoR
r q W,nnH tt1Le'0ent, LANCASTER OULD, Faiapsc0
W. IT, 'gtdnn f. \. MILLER, R5acard
- n lam, -,s'o MARKER, JAS 4. BRUCE. Udtchb,dn
JAS b. GEORGE, SR., Pioneer JOS c ROW Jaf1,,s,t
Hook and Ladder Co MOL
leZzu JOHN DUKEHART Secretay7,
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RO1STON BROTHERS
SIErr1>-c are now opening a new stock of
iABLE LINENS NAPKINS AND T0WET M
SHIFTING LINENS, very best make
Hear T n6,H I!I; mSmsutIa water twist Cottons
nmeavy DoNESIlCS, for farm servants:
quits, Dlmities, Muslin and Lace Curt ANS.
Ehglsh and American CARPETINGS on al oTus H.
N-- Nv. No 81 BALTIMORE STREET
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II ALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE co
- ESTABLISHED UPWARDS OF HALF 4
CENTURY,
, 49, - NEW BUILDING
3 CORNER OF SOUTH AND WATER STREETS
g. ms In 8 Company 1NSURES AGAINST Loss OR DAM
scrptions of property. " ~ ' ue
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
II No. D. l. COHEN, JR., President
" a a. IA IA iLoh' VIM GILMoR
. n "; HARRISON, J. PENNINGTON
Sro pnhTUhfsoN, JOSHUA l. COHEN
T W 'iuhLhs' J. BIRCKHEAD, JR,
G n 1II,LhiChs' FRANCIS T. KING
n, - @ TTMnAN, HENRY CARROLL
w y NJ NJ WILSON, r. 5. STEUART
eN--u. FRED'R W0ODWORTH Secretary
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DIE D.

BARNUN - In Brooklyn, Monday, Jan 4 Uora,. w
RkInum Printer, aged " years month and a dAys
friends oihe family and the members Lodge NJ 10 o.,
United Americans aud the Order generally
invited 20 attend the funeral from his late tesdsucr NJ AZ
Front street, MAIN, Wednesday Serno ut Gco,S
IN.
BrLL0Ws-At No 1861 Vsrick street; Sunday morning Jan
Mana Ellen Bellows wife If Frederick Bellows tae a.
var q her
1URBAGE-At No 81 Goerck street, Saturday Jan Of
consumption, Mary Anne wife of Peter Babage native Of
Wsr;mesih ireland, aged 81 years and 10 months.
G0NNOR-At No. 2SS West Forty fourth street, Sunday
Jan OF disease Of the heart Anna Mara younges.
sfMrs Rose ConnOr, aged 10 years.
GOONEI-At No. SH West street Sunday Jan 3 James
Cccney late Of,he County Clare in the nth yca Of his age
ROWLER-At No 81 West Seventeenth street on SATURDAY.
Jan. g Of consumption, WIN. Fowler, aged AZ years.
HAYDOCK-On Monday, jan T. OF consumption, Lirie A
sant wife Of Richard L. Haydock the DER axe
ns aiiyes and friends Of the family respectfully invited
send her funeral FROM No. 2e East Broadway, Wednc ssy,
Jan g. 81 O'Clock.
yAGOE-At No II Ple street on Sunday Jan s.rah inn:
daughter Of Robert and Sarah Jasoe aged year and months
LARGE-Op Saturday Jan s,er short Illness Alfred Large
eyed ~ yeaIs
s friend. and those Of the family and Of his
Hrere NJ &. Edey and William Lo,timer
vted 20 s.na his funeral from Chris, Church Brukyn
esdsy Sh inst, =; O'Clock without further
IEW-At No l2 Newark street, Hobohen on Saturday JAn
u ues w Lewis in the 6lst ye1 Of his age.
HlSe On Monday, Jan. Jadson, younss: Of Alex.
r. ard Emeline Mason.
he relatives aud friends invited % attend The funeral on
"Wednesday. Jan o. al o'clock fom No Madison street
HcCARTNEYAt No. 81 Wss Nineteenth street on Saturday
Jan John Mccartney aged - years native VI CsossswA
lonnty Tyrone, Ireland.
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The indications to-day are that the drain of specie
bv the Persia will be rather less than anticipated,
say g. COO 900 to 81, 100000. The shipment will be
larger than the mercantile needs for remittance as a
considerable amount Will go forward for interest and
dividends owned abroad. The coin which has been
lent 10 Southern and Western banks to reinforce their
vaults preparatory 10 their annual statements begins to
return 10 us The Columbia from Charlestown to-day
brings $l3O OO0-S7l 900 to G.. w. Duer and -? 900
10 H. r. Vail. There has also been received by the
Cahawba from Havana, 80, il6 The aggregate ship
ments Of specie in December from Boston and New
York reached go 165 72s and the arrivals from all
quarters s. 3Ol 442. In November the receipt were
81 400, GOO more than the shipments.
The Teue Haute and Richmond Railroad has de-
clared semi-annua dividend of six per cent, payable
January g. at the Farmers Trust Company. The
United States Fire Insurance Company has declared q
sem:.annual dividend of seven per cent, payable on
demand. The jersey City Insurance Company five
ner cent. payable on demand. The Mechanics and
Traders Fire Insurance Company of this city ten per
cent PAYABLE llth inst. The National Fire Insurance
Company twelve per cent, payable 9TH inst The
Merchants Fire Insurance Company, J. l.. Douglass
Secretary, ten per cent payable 9th inst. The New
Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company has declared a
.emi.apnual dividend of six per cent payable on de
mopd. The Importers and Traders Bank dividend
Of 81 per cent payable and after the 9Th Inst. The
Harmony Fire Insurance Company sem-annual
dividend Of five per cent, payable on demand.
Messrs. Wnsow, Lanier & Co. viii pay the half
yearly interest due Jan. l. 1888 on the bonds Of Van
Wert County, Ohio, issued to the OHIO and Indiana
Railroad.
The interest on the City Of Hartford bonds, issued
to the Hartford, Providence and Fishkil Railroad
Comnapv. will be paid the office of Messrs. Ketchun,
Howe A. Co, No. - William street, instead OF in The
CITY of Boston, erroneousy stated in our article OF
| yesterday.
Tie Panama Railroad Company has declared semi
annual dividend of . T. cent in cash, payable 10th
inst after setting aside 900 TO the Sinking Fund
| for the mortraged bonds held in London.
The dividend of the Minnesota Company 3 30 g
share, which was postponed from LIST November last
to LIST February will be anticipated by the Company,
| and pad ON and after the 18th inst.
The Quineb aug Bank and Wndham County Bank,
Conn, and the Misssquoi Bank, Vermont, have re-
slmed business within few days. Their bills are re.
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Arrived.

Us NJ steamship Cshawbs, Bdloch, New Orleans via Hs-
left the latter place the th ~ with mdse and p'
4h. Nothing Havana. The steamer Fashion tWAhe
vessel in Havana her destination and time OF departure 10'
steamship Columbia BsMy - how. FROM G5:Ie'son
p M miles of H.ttea' s,lsd steamship Ss.nne 20
ohae..on 2i5 r mr. ss en- a sSnn $50 % pop
Ter Memphis iot Chsie.o9. ,ic,.,. uo,.i0o Nov ?.
passed Gibraltar Nov 49, with fdi &C. 70 R. p Bacs Co
bee lat % 49, lon SO S. in blow from carried away hs
Bark Brunette iof wad2boro P!ss9sn New orssn: y
day. sD National sS ss Ios E Mobile pfG .ve on
Bark Oasis (of Porand Creech, Hayre Nov ~ with mdscs
MI" B5s Young America (of Pymouth Pool Kis.On Jam,
Dec 49, coffee, pinento, &c. to l. b. "ssr 20 Lett 10
A B9 Mahs tal Costa Nov H. with nd.. orde
anbS S,1y .pGc. hides &C. Con Co. EIps-
heavy weather oh Hseras No date st S 3n ~ ~
saw large ship with six OPsa yards sg Ne. LET brig Fun.
srbr Pocahonta Bakey Rio Janero 50 days vi. Hampton
70 W c PicLer.ri IS lat % no. lon IS So EXCHANGED
:ssa s Sh Ss r.Sa rom to BsTctona
.a& n. Se~ sTa H %,. W. %s por
schr Oks' t9f Brookhsvenl Culver haasorda II
SIR csSos Casey e! Els.Sth cy, c. cidwerh.
Grand Saline St Domingo Nov &C. and days from Hoss Isand
Lookout IN gale Sc beat and part Of iei osd q
Ioawood pee ~ in from q, while running Tor Hos
balance Of deck TO get Of. received damage.
land & s.ha L Es T H.o ie 70 jo % sGh .;a aH
schr Cren'hsw, Moss, Richmond days with folr 70 c. X
PeTsoB & Co.
schr Island City, Cousin Georgetown, D. C., days, with
four o. Holt & Go.
sclr samuel EDDY Patton Baltimore day., with cool
S'lr Sarah Bmen Douglas Georgrtowu, \ &. 4dsys with
naval stores 10 Dolnsr Potter 4 Co.
sch- J. p. w Hedb.e, Wayhsb Herford NC, u days with
grain 20 J. A. Gamble
schr Isaac Rich smith Philadelphia 2dsys with coal.
sehr. J. r. Mtchil Msbeo. Deaware grain.
schr sseo, Painter. Deaware Grain.
Schr. " Lsnk, Clements, Delaware grain.
schr ID. b. Warner Ste.oI Chss days with .otton,
20 mcCeady. Mott Co. inst M S. lon ~ pass.d
Smt heel
Schr David Brown Pierce, POcOoke days, with oyers for
Eastern port.
Steamer We.tenport, Berry Savannah u hours with ndse.
and pass 10 III. B. Cromwell.
Tue chip Abby Brown is the small balance dock for
repairs She will h. recaukcd receive her first suit "copper"
also rudder, H..
SAILED-Shps SILKS Hones Griffin for Now Orleans Non
mandy Tyler for Orsns bark Hyperion, Ward, for Bare
bsdos .hp Yorek Soue Fnncsco and anchored Quar-.
snne TWILIGHT oates Chario, Of Fame Knowles and Lok.
Sherwood Frsncisoo aud anchored 10 the North
River
WIND-Durns the day from W. % S.W.
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o.;,.., u, ds,os;, q. the Metropolitan Bank on the

c.;vsd On d.posit 9, the Metropolitan ba"A y" Inc
.ame terms az other Eastern currency
tis understood that another attempt VIII NC "''1'
at the present session OF the Legis'"uo n.
Canal tolls upon railroads. Mr.. Cook oil INC p''.
Densr,mep, il il said will recommend an a"ie".
of the Free Baking act, disalowing me receP'o"
mortgages a. security for the issue OF circuia'Hs
This would b.. very desirable, and render 'he u','
the Free Banks still safer than st present 80
of instance. where mortgages for large amounts nav"
passed the Bank Department which were per'ec'y
worthless.
We r,1o-s,snd thu, the interest on the First Mort
o,,e bond. of the Ia Crosse and Milwaukee Rallroh
bo, baor roi1 s,J sI5 600 If the same bonds have
been retired bv the Sinking Fund for sl2Uo caSh
deposited with the U. 5. Trust Company. The Con-
pany has received from the Governor OF t'e
State If Wisconsin certificate that forty miles OF
the Land Grant Road i. completed, and emitting
the Company 10 $4,000 acres of land ana 'he INV
thus vests in the Company, and the land may oe
sold 10 retire the Land Grant bonds. Some twenty
miles more of the Land Grant Road is under contract
and progressing rapidly 10 completion, 10 De hnisneu
about lst March, and emitting the Company 70 'o''V
acres of land, making in all 3O7,2O acres "hch Will
then be absolutely secured tothe Company. Theme
for the completion of the last mentioned twenty n'es
are already provided. The trains now run from NIL
waukee TO New-Lsbon, 1873 miles west from NIL
waukee.
The Wisconsin Stage Company have estaohshed
line of stages from NewLisbon to st. Paul, thus CIV
ing this road command of the business TO the upper
Mississippi.
The steamship Cahawba, which arrived this morn
ing from Havana, brought the following amounts OF
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u.rLc,. Rsnortcd by Telegraph.

NEwOsLy,,s Jan THE receipt Of the Nissarss neWs
here caused decline CoTToS but accurate qiosohs , 30
h. sivf prces being irregular; the sales today anounc ~
only 800 bales MoL.ssEs, l9tdlec FLOUR dll at vs. ~
cHsNsE on New.York at par to lOO Other ~
S.v,sy,u Jan t-CorroS has declined i6,r saes oosy'
cg.srrsroy Jan 4Saes to-day, $500 bales Prices haVo
declined lc W. quote Middng At &c. and hddins fa sc
Arcr,T, Jan t-CoTroS-Ws have sales To r'I'rt TO
i.x bollers k,cp OF Of the market
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u,noy.Lp-n Ne sn5 f,sh street, on Saturday mornns
ch lane " Dopsd only daughter 81 james J. and
Ssn a ~ Donald aged JesI months and - days
rouT.S ~ Madison street Brooklyn, z. d.. on Sunday,
~ I,cbimsdss Nszan aged z yesrs motih' AID ~
days. ~.
J-la, 81 william and Cecilia + Post aged year months
aud Is days
49, pee n, Janss e. S;obeT, ". D., aged = years and
months -
uysTLAKE-In Brooklyn On Sunday, Jan. ,, Richard
H.,.ake Ia the 5ctb year Of his age.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuIr-Nos. $40, Is, II, 1888,
81 is2i $50 1882 1909 1904 TO- H. IS H. 49, H. IS
EvPRrhE CouRT-SPECIAL TERa.-Nos. ), 7, 81
% ~ inclusive
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERN.-Nos. 50, g., 63,
e. IS So 10, n, ~ IS. ~ IS 76 50, s2, SO, g. s. S. g.
81, s. S. &c, 81 90 lo2 l03 loi no, III, H. 49, lie, III,
lie, lie 10, l2l, Ia, l23 l26, ~, l28 l29.
CouRr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part I-8 to 4S, in
elusive. Part U.-Nos 4e 20 S. inclusive.
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: deposits. "a shown above:
To.a!.............. %3SoIil2 |l'S1'fs5
A. compared with the statement Of the previous
week the results are as follows:


II. market fr American Securities il LONDON has ben very
oe, during the past week Illinois Shares coutnae much de-
oviIg the Of n. call the bills for which
falling English hni-r- The market has 4s been al
wisely nectsd BY The pressure The ockhofer ~ tuhs
Law advance 20 the Company which felt BY stockholders
a. an looksdor drain ther MANY parties nov"
ever anticipate future calls BY taxing the new bonfa but the
,;u al ernah or capital has danped the srdOr OF the
rine and forced many parties 20 sell portion OF the
sa. which closes heavy iidl5d. TIE Enc Loan negoA
ton sLes owing chiefly the 20 the real
cbs Mr. Drew. IL bearing upon The Bonds pro
psed,o b ssd Aad " The Tioss n9sAse saes Iae tear
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MARRIED..

ALprN-FEETER-At Little Falls in this State Wednes
SAy Dec So BY the Rev Mr.. Morris Dexter Alden, esq Of
NV Haven, Conn. TO Miss Margaret E. daughter d John
Feetef, tss, Of Little Falls.
RRENNAN-ROsE-on Friday Jan. l. by the Rev F. CorAed
Wm Brennan Of this city 70 MI" Mary Ann Rose OF En-.
Gland
AARSHALL,-LORD-0 Tuesday Dee in London. Uauu al
Medley second daughter Of Samuel Lord Il this city
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Disasters, Sc.

LyERPoo, Dec 1.-The ship Lone Star from Macmsin to
London previously reported abandoned has been mo date,
gyen) by the K NJ steamship Pssns In lat s. lon ST. In ,ow
a the Lady Louisa from Cseote, Queenstown.
BY letter 70 Elwood Walter esq Secy Board Undervps
Great EGG HARBoR, Jan. 2Th. ship Amelia ashore here
ID badly hoszed part Of her decks bursed up There hT
ashore about 10 mes D. Of here loaded with pine wood
BY letter by Ellwood Walter, go.
COVE BANKS Dec 81 telepaphed you 26th that
me schr T. waterbury would total loss have 10 AZ
me intelligence communicated TO me is not correct ESQ
u not hised although the water flows Of the ire
idei che bss about feet Of sand in her hatch
by letter " Elwo9d Wssefi sse
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7ae Syracuse Standard says that the Rev. Mr..
Loguen performed the marriage ceremony on the 3lst
INST. for couple of fugitives from Delaware, named
Andrew Jackson and Vina Ann Perry. The party i'm
mediately started on a wedding tour by the Under
ground Railroad TO Canada, where they expect TO
spend the honeymoon The wedding party consisted
or eve all Of whom arrived in town at the same time