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BY Tclegrnph.
EOUlN. March II

soUAN March sunset-wind fresh from ~ W. eeAf as
cold
LONG BRANCH, March l. sansst.-Wind fresh from w.;
weather clear ard cold.
HIGHLANDS March l. sunset One ,bf, anchored eutsse
the bar One bark and brig In The Ofne bound Wld
fTesh from ~. ". cold.
SANDY HOOK, March l. sun,e.-Wiud ,trors from n. y.
w. weather clear and cold
CHAALtsIoH, March The steamship Columbia an u
her dock AZ o'clock this Afternoon
NEWPORT, Feb S.-AT schr. NJ H. Read, K.i.y, N,s-
btciord AI Albany Antelope Vinal Cokssse for Noroti
Rouose Jones, Taunton for Ehsbethport Aretay Gnt,
Prosdsnce icr Newiors; Chief, Eldrose, faI kver i's
NoIfok.
Sailed sehr Angler Besse warehAni fer New York Esgs,
Gregory Roekland New York also schrs H. Res ana
Amelia q above
NEW ORLEANS Feb. S.-Arr. chip Addy snos, hon
HAVE; bark Warren, Rigs
SAVANNAH, Mach Arr. steanshps Florida, from New
York; State Of Georgia from Phratephs brgs John PeTs,
from Csrd,nss and Whitaker, from RockPort, Ne.
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MdRLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....u.
Cleared.

Chesapeake CroEc Baltimore, H. b. Cromret
africa (Br) Shannon Liverpool, +. Cunard 0ecftes
Greek, Morley, Savannah. III. Il. Cromwell Il Go.
Ship-AmeIcsn Congress, AAther London 0rinne Minurn
4 Co
Bhs-God (siciisn) Corsen, Palermo, Lawrence, Giles
Co.
Shooner-Red Esse Clarf Savannah sturge.& Cssrmsni
Buena Vita As Richmond, Van BIunt Sagh; Jno. Roe
Hammond, Charleston, d. C. Murray; NJ steadnsn, GOode
Charleston Smith Co r. H. Shannon, MART ielpha
J. W. NJ Kee; w. II. Smith, Cor king Savannah Mecteedy
Mott Co. Isaac Rich, Smith, Pbiade phs Jas Hand hay
Adeine, jenkins. Petersburg J. w Mckee Racer Pieiee
Richmond Van Brunt 4 Sisght; Arctic Hcbs, AexaadnA
Stafford Dodse n. A. Weeks, Weets Richmond T. h. Pes
King Fisher Petrss Ms,gs Wood Grant Sshs, Cook
ST. John; WoIcot Parker Boston. Dayton sprsgoe Ebs,
Rail-, bssgs, Lawrence Giles Co. DOsne, DOane, Car
Gepas Bacon Rsndel Co. Eplendor Poo, Cud.d BOLIVIA
Aoler RieTa; Csstlsn Bsl.tii Jacksonville Q. y. J.
Peters; Rinsold DeOroa Noolh ST. Beden; j. ~. Linsm,
Lewis Mobile Lay In H1flbut
sloop- Franklin, Avery Providence.
stssnen-Boston sslie~ Pb,dephis y Perkins hr.,ss
Cundif, South Amooy.
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MARRIED.

ADAMs-HICKS- At Benton Centre, Ya.., County, T. on
w.dnesdsy Feb. %. by the Rev. w. w. Taylor Ds1iei
Adams this city 20 Ellen K thrd daughter Of Henry
Hicls OF the former place.
RrAkD-JOHNSON-A Buffalo, wedne,1ty, Feb q,
by tie Rev Dr. Shelton, Wn Ii. Bearo 10 kloEA johnson,
Slaughter M Johnson sod Granddaughter ot the ste
Hon. Samuel Wikeso1 Of that city.
GLARK-wYNKoOP-At New.Yort, on Saturday Feb. q,
by the Rev Dr. POTTS. James j. CsIf Of NewYork fneriy
Com Emma WynkOOp, third daughter Of
the Rev Richard Wynkoop, deceased.
Mes London New snd Hasersso~r papers Please
copy.
COvERT-DRINKER-On Tuesday March l. a. TIE residence
Of the brides father BY the Rev. Dr. kuhlebbeg MI
Charles Covert 70 Miss Emus C. DhakeE edesi daughter
ofW. VAIN DrinkeT, eser all OF Ais city.
sh1sdelshiI papers please cops.
NOyEs-FLINT-On TcesaSy March l, A. No 50 Wet
Thyleveuh street BY The Rev sAmte OssooG D. d., Dr..
Jalnts o. Noyei Miss Kate A. Fiat ell Of This lty
fJlLwELI-J0NEs-At tie residence Of C.rFsntef Mogsr
ESQ MoTr,apia N " on Sunday evening FEB o. y slss
d. Clifford, Justice, &C. Abram z sn,eel Of 3Isyeserd
King County Long leland % cseea A. ssnshiSE CT Charles
jones, ssq, " the sst-u AIMED pace
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PBiL.DEt Nsrch ELoUR firm $50 - . sal extra
"Ir,r fcsr.e sFd fim; Wtre 81 sd 3. ~ He'd " :,
FL %. CoKS steady; lslow - sGds1c WHISKY arm az
s8r.
-O,LrANs. Feb. 2sCoTrox unch,ns.i ',le' tpssg
bales. FKEIGHrs 20 liverpool Es2d. gLcUK sdvsuoed
s AID rsIket bIoyaut ssie- rs Co.'s e4oyas' aaf
o. inF scc OArs rs SHOULDERS, &C. LAID IN teg. ID
WHISKY, &c.
B.IrrMoKE March I-rL'Us firm A. s. sor slpsrhse
vUvAr 6rn; White 81 GO ~ 7S Red s % CosS bapys1t
White &c: Yelos 79c Provisions UNCHANGED. WHISKY
sur.
CINcNxlrI s.rch l-ELous ,ctive with sp---A.ivs Be-
sue ., Is 70. superfIe. WHISKY Oslo Provisions dln
MFss PoRK as.
CHARIFsIoN Msrch l.-corroS-ssles today $50 eN'e'
tie pu.rket cosiug with an .dysuciug tendency
sIv1Ss.H March Th. salss " coTros To-Day AID 2ot
bales, the uaTket cosing with 81 upward tendency.
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t.. ssre.l s.,sueu: c, LORD sa las tsn; = :1S' y
ord ..p,Ay fsyorsbs ani % probable thA, here WI D
urI- -. opso.i.ioo hs rSinE 27eco co.. f1I irfi m
No 1si into t.e Hslk yes-sIttT, %, ~ =
b,e,ss - The Ro,fois d=ysre1 So51t s'o " O. IS
rrpy was Fr-.a iupof.soas 70 arg
,,.p. are .unnu d-tne LpopA from Sw-fors, on'f
TIT, sl: he Piat fr,m te Wss iudfs asiln' ne 'o
TN n. Essz, s53 ~ With 81 90 In pieclas stoq-.-
ether ahins eG57.o thst 18th tat p1rt0n - -. E1i
o.r n, Nor y.; e5ps,d Of there about A'O n
the usfk.. 4.
Thsr, been flr,ser .-svy m TIE 'h,'s Of The AZ
nfic fegsph CompnJ; fori p 20 40 they ave -n-d
% rs n = sltO6 share H,r A.Iss;ys Government se
required pge s..r AID to u. P.oet Without ~acn l.
.ptesr- hk, & te aespeCnsd
Tbs RI shh sok market fimsr 20 gag il c1u..quene o.
the u6s Losu beng much l, than 'xpec..j The anoGat
ihouIht b. for Aloect o0 sad 20 D. slt
hat the Interest IL - b. s1r-d % ne
d Cous7s have 70 81 q. of money
Rsiu-ed IN. the Three = Cent. az
In-fs sick IL heavy asa ~ sni re uda
bones down IS as prem EIca-q1er bills are - 90
prem.
After cfieisl loans, the l5:b, Conso, we're 95.,
rather buyers tosn sellers.
The london TINES notices ISLES the li.h Of Hi
nos Central shares 35 discount 20. Ffeelsni bonds
a. SOL q ST. ard NswYork Central shsres ST. 76l. 1t
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Old BEEF.
A.ta- Lork Iori,.
--BGlys Y0r9s>
Neg York Yard,---,-BHyn Yayd,-

Totals...... ......l0sD 1854 1855 1915 1928
ToTAL OLD AND NEw-City Prime, u; last month, 81
las. s. RePsessd Mes; 1851 last month tt,2
month 17oi last year, 25+ Railroad Beef isli la..
month 7Og last year SIS Refuse Prime, last year, -
Other Refuse 522 month so year, 49, Tierces
Prime Mess 2s0 last month f87 last year 1872 Cosny
Mess month"; 1908 last year los Country Prime
2 last month l}3; ast year, i52 Uninspected cs $685.
last month ,4o4 last year. 2'49 Unexpected, bbs g. 1885,
last month 81 100 last year 4 Totsls-S9O7i last month
Co OIL last year, 1880
RICE ia steady sales of $50 tc at SIS 5O9si So as to
quality
r. quiet susrs Loaf, leic.; Csusred,
iiss. Circle Crusned. ny GrJUrd lCIc. Sales o. $50
bids $50 DO. iG7. and $40 do. New oiesas
a. 7Gstc. -
sEEDs-Ths demand for Cloveueed fair sales Of l0C00
prime a. .c. Timothy seet good d. m,nd and 10 firm sales
4 $50 bush at So 80 % e blsh Of io0l6 10 Rough Fac
Seed qui, ard hominals 81 q bush Of So D. Calcutta
Linnsd been improved demand a. slight resct)n 10
prices sales Of s55 bsgs and 5000 pockets eI UeL oil 90
a. buth casb aud 1900 bsss consumed in bOnhfs
1EAs-rhe poor selection Any stty
i've styles would command fair pdces.
TOBACCO-1hs demand b limited; sses Of 81 hhds. KeE
tuciy se.osic +5 ha.. Hsy'ns soec li5 Seed
leaf a. "a lc and 80 DO Florida AZ l5d l6c.
MONTHLY sTAIrnENT or STOCKS OF SPANISH TOBACCO.
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SUICIDES IN SCHUYLER CoUNTY.-ChNles Williams
and Jarvis Bailey two prominent citizens of Tyrone
Schuyler County, hung themselves last week, one on
Friday ard the other on Saturday. No cause is as
sigptd for the acts.
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Stock on hand hsrh !, 49,. 1871 2s 80. 500
The Circu ar # M. Ride- hes the following:
With the exception Of Ha7aDs TOBACCO the sales OF other
kids Of spanish Les. have been very light during last month";
sni q thar the been largely Of
the hovsver a pIoyesnt has fOr
rally desirable parcels which taken readily
hguIes than could previously obtained but al ns
stanoi ysuaOas bsloe ruling Ia Havana OF
hte assorted but tte e medium aud ordinary plenty
ana b placed OILY a. heavy s.crncss better
OIdl sTy q. = G2js
Tire Transactions n Cus. have been nsisn SAINT the stocks
hand uu issIsbr Of ssgls, but small
cold 81 49, duty paid and hardly offers FOR
those .r On SAL The large transactions ia Ysra in Januiry
win ets demand om msEnfact1reT have cuAed basil
IL tn.s sc@ while condersoe d.ioDsl ppes have
beef received here AM 10 neghbornz market Several par
GELS CT Cbluegds ciap II within previous
DoH.ic Leaf has mpst1zed with forsisn oIly lni.sd
amount Of business nsyinl been transacted Kentucky
ae,mers wortrg stock Previously laid ana the ensnd
or export navns almost ceased AID existing
Tor speculation prices Rave been bet nominal.
Several parcels Of ne~erop Shipping Les
ard Pr mise del abe quality than previous one
Ibe new crop hsyssie, received has
TIE .Specsons Of fine CROP but a. the
season ady.rces Luss offered AZ ordinary 7a7i
good, 2. Qe!c.; fle and select. lftdl2s.
Cd crop Stec Leaf continues aad Il generally abs
IN Joborrs and rsnu,tdrers hands Prices Of le cr3o
are 70, yet tted Of
MADE Oy thcse Wro plfchsfed speculation
hundred cas'a rew-crop hi.rs, at from 70 Sc.
lie tster part OF toe several have been brought
ssn.nlly AZ pretty fui figures ."
The sas Of FodL been hodeu Of Medium and
Ordinary los nave maze ooucesioLs Sufficient 20
parcels .rr scarce aud held firmly.
IALLON-TDe eusnd 10 moderate the mark IL heavy
h.so TOS ID prime al :; Rough Fat Ia heavy a. Tie
WHIsKY-The market better; the demand sctiye: sale,
o'eVo ODE a. % G-s!c an %; FOX two years old.
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Disasters, &c.

BosToy March Tae bark Ella le this por. last evening or
Noble With cargo Of ice, and lahore Ram Hss! eS
Loyss Island ssec Of this morning BY sea Wal
pole, and 10 RETURNS o. TO port
IsJ telegraph 70 Elweoa Water esq, Sec BID Usasrve
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-. 70, ,s.r. nc. berg ciet. s,i'ep.e TO ha them


ux,cays's CBUKcB AND TIE ACADEMY or MCsIc
N.go.l.,oss ore p.niirg FOR ths puc>hsse OF thir-
,.,n lots Of erOurd within tie blocys bounded by
Uels Montague, and RsDseu strs'sts. and the bank
Al The Hishts, ss a tite for the erection Of new
Church for the Rev. Henry W,rd Bee cher.
Tue mspssers Of tie Aca'eay Of Music have pSr-
chased site, containing 81 ven os on the south side
e5Mon.sgus street. b,tv zen Court aod Clinton streets
The plans ,pd specifications viii sooS be prepared, and
the buildirg COMMENCED. The location is desrsbis
ore-oh quiet ,hset acd within very ehort d'stance
from the prnciSa batiDess thoIougbfsres OF the cy
TBE HEycASrILE LIBRARY ELEcTioS.-M
meeting ofthe Bosrd OF Education last night tue COm-
mitoe appointed 10 examine into the charges pre-
Erred sgainst the Principal Of Public School No. -
MADE their report, in which they speak in compliment
tary terms OF the management of the tcaool ana say
they cannot see by the evdercs that the coninct OF
the P,iecipal in permitting the scholars to become
member, of the Mercantile Library Association,
through the berelty Of some benevolent gentle nan,
., cenmrsble. Tire Inference mis- bt be drawn, how
ever that Il was and they, therefore, recommend that
ifhsresfter any membership should be bestowed on
the fchoars upon the eve Of an exciting election,
the tickets should be dated the day after. Toe Co o.
Ettee see nothing TO condemn except the fact that
The Principal permitted sometwenty scholars to go "
the polls during school hours. The report was fled.
The DEsocRAcY.-The Democratic Convention
called for the purpose Of considering pans for reo'gsn
ling the primary election systen met at Montague
Hall on Monday evening, and organized by electing
Mr.. Y. VOORHEES,, President motion that Com
mittee Of one from each Assembly District to BE-
chosen from such Districts, With two additional mem
bers named by the Chair be elected for thepuPo's oil
reporting upon plan to reorganize tbs primary cleo
zion system was adopted The following COMMITTEE
vas appointed: First District, Thomas Dick; Second
Lawrence Hsply; Third, L. T. Newman Fourth,
John McNamee; Fifth, VIM. ii. Brooms; Sixth, +.
J. Gallagher; Seventh, N. p. OBien. To which
were added by the Cnair VIM M Parks and John
BeniDghsm. A Committee to draft resolutions wa'
appointed and the Convention adjourned I'LL Tuesday
bext.
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TOTAL on NTWCesr, 4ll last month, Io thls dae
last wear SO Mess 5454 last MONTH .oS52 as year. Ash
1871 last month 100 last year 49, Flank 50 last month"; 2Si
la, yesr Prime, 2,iot; last month, 1891 last year,
SIN Rumps $40 month, 80 last 10 Refuse Mess
90; last month 72 last year 49, Refuse Prime 5Ij last
nsnth lt7l; las, year, ~ Other Refuse a2 last month,
6g; lst wear AIS Unexpected, Hons last month, 1854;
last year 1856 Tos.-soS2 last month, 72S last year,
1853.
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VOC Ts-rs ~, b..n ba' B.'s -o'l "a fr ~
lat fortnight IN cou.sQueEoe ~ Tro.p@ris Mary
orders have Asp ~.hdss ar bot fee ;osvsd ~
tie ufacfufCrA
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FIRIs.-On Monday night there was FIRE discov
cred in Richard TsyloT In ber dealer Of
and Cymer street but speedily exiting
by the police before much damage done. Damage 81
Cause unknown. =,
ere al,o occurred In house the Of Court and
Union streets yesterday afternoon but exnsshed with
trliuR DAMAGE
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New YORK, March |. 1888.
last sivicss the 18Th ut The Stock market
maEsr ph9Lt y until the 18th, when was received
from Europe By the Africa bnus Liverpool ds-es . the ln
W. This steamer having brought; out TIE speech OF the Emperor
Stock market bE.n gradually 70 improve aud our
luots today ccnss9ueny show amoit several tvance
over Circular This upw tendency Receives additional
,repgh from renewed sbui dance Of Money the rates for
which ,sh;y lower and from moderate but general in
crease IN the receipts q the rsiiways
We psrtisulsrl, advance in Missouri Ss,e
Bonds Illinois Cent FTeeAnd Bond, and Hannibal and -:
Joe Bond also "a Of the railway shares, ard de-
cline on Ere 9Th 3ortssze sDd unsecured bo1d.
Our latest dates from Europe 70 the 10th u per City OF
Baltimore eiiiv,d yesterday. -
STATE sTocgsWth ne exception Of cent rise on Ms
souris ana decline Of Isdsna So the changes are
sNsh bit Boz ia with tendency Sales
tms sxcep, about $4,000 in Mssouh. The last L)n OF
the Urisd States sod NJ l3 firm, rise Of the So 1863 a.
lO3 the Sc 1861 lo4 aud the "a, 1865 at O9 Virginia and
Tennessee = cent higher 1890,
CRY COUNTY BokDsNery quiet for .he past fortnight
Transaction 81 retail character Prices gnt hanged
s1ctIt a cent decline Brooklyn CitJos
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BRooKLYN CRY CouRr.-Nos "a, 81, 46 GO, 50,
g. 60 IS, 81, So 5S S. q. 20, 70 80 s.. S. 49,
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hIarkets-cAErFuLLY REPORTED FoS The y. TvIsrss.
TUESDAY, March I. 1888.
AsHEsvhe m.rLet i. quiet for Pots % 75i Pearls
heavy a IS 7iaf597t
COTT0S-Tbe market 10 a.tiye and hrmi sales Of 1000
bales. We quote.
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The report Of the Committee accepted and sp-
proved with son e triniug amendments.
Residents Of the Twelfth Ward submitted commu-
picAtion requesting the Board to locate a public
school bouse in Hamilton avenue, near Van Brunt
street. instead of Hicks street. proposed The sub
ject was referred for report.
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tINtlNNAI /, ftD' = ifJ's
Trains running regularly from Cincinnati
The woIk on the Bergen Tunnel was resumed last
week pnder q new contract, by Messrs. Seymour and
Cummings. The length Of the tunrel Will be 1, 800
feet there yet remains 10 feet Of solid rock to be ex
csvsted in order TO make connections With the several
shafts Tie tunnel at the greatest depth, will be lOi
feet be the surface; it is "A feet high, and ~ feet
spsn. IT s 70 be comp leted in ten moths
TIE following are the Currency, Land Warrant and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for from
tie rates current at the Barking Office of Mes1r'
Thomson Brothers:
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marx:
SPIRITS rEFENTTNEOUriog Es greater par Of the week
which tss elspsed since CircuaT Of 2i tas article hs,
teen chATscsz-s BY quiet Both buyers s.d seller,
seemed dsposed sVs tEs arrival Of lie Carld.s sdys
beior, oSssss 70 sty sl,elI sj Tie r-eep. O. slt OF
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TIE steamer touolros hiss aocui 100000 10 so rs
engaged. Of rhieh ej0,oc0 j. silver. Tas shigPera
az. B,lmcut. j. e. J. stuarr, b Elm & sAJisf, III.
GsbsGrd. &c. The February eaTritgI Of ths Nioos
Ceulf,l Roa1 will show markell ircreaae over F'b-
Iusry. 1853 pIobab., SIS 600. TIE terror u the ac
counts from the w.s., a,hooga rot very fsvo.-
able yet awe ground for tie hope ih.: the loEes.
poitt If railroad traffic depression has been acaed.
IRE January earrings Of the Nsw-York Central Road
have no. vet been published but they a-ders,ooi
% have been about s377 goo. The Brooklyn Clty
Rsiroad earned in February S T73 ~, against s2l,
es7 g lat yesr, showing gain Of sos, l6. TIE
Second Avenue earned 50, COO more .han 10 the
moth Of 1853 There is change 10 MO5ey, excepting
perbsp.. a lightly improved demand, consequent cpon
the larger activity in stocks. Tie supply lie quite
abundant as at any tine. Call loans are 546
a. cent. with an OCCASIONAL transaction a, a
lower figure and paper sec y cent for frst-clsss sig
natures With more Willingness to take long dates a.
the higher figure. The interest on the Second eud
Third Mortgage Bonds of the Erie Road WAS due to-
dsy. On the 81 cond Mortgages it promptly paid
ana for the Third Mortgages checks dated ahead we're
syep. The principal Of tie Second Mortgage B1nis,
g. 600 600 was also ct maturity To-Day and of course
was in default. TIE Comp any giving rev sheets
of Coupons TO any holders WHO will accept them.
Thee new sheets beirg very generally received,
ard the Company will apparently meet with no diff
Guilty in forcing the bonohoders to give the extension
needed The funds to pay the interest d1e to-day was
raised on the personal Inducements of the Directors
The following is comparative statement Of Exports
Exclusive Of spece fro NewYork to foreign ports for
the week and since JAZZ |:
1857. 1853. 1859.
Total for Week fl,hS977 S5,l,sN ss54,5tI
Previously repoted.... S,6Osses 8'18"l bislfi
Since January l....so,l497S s86p,i5 s7i5l4ol
The annexed Breadstuff statistics are from EiBari
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

BRooKLYs BOARD OF EDUCATIOS.-The Board
held regular meeting last evening, the President 10
the chair Considerable discussion ensued on the ap-
proval Of the minutes. At the previous meeting, 8
resolution adopted 10 January, which authorized the
substitution of uniform OF textbooks In the
public schools wss rescinded, but, quorum vOtiog,
K was held that il had no effect. motion TO expunge
the resembling resolution was eventually lost, and the
minutes were approved
TIE Finance Committee reported the financial state.
ment for the ensuing year, by which il appears that
the total amount for school pnrposes is $l42 1871 2
xb;cb thou pronnse In ernend "a follows.
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DRAFTS AND CHICKS, bVYIs'


Wnlism Barnes, Trustee Of the Third Mortgage
Bonds Of the La Crosse and Milwaukee road, adver
tses Il whole property for sa under foreclosure on
the 18th q Mach, at Milwaukee.
The weekly statement Of the Pnilsdelphis BsnEs
presents the following aggregates, as compared vita
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-02

Flour Wheat, Corn, Rye,
To The Continent bb.s. bush. bush. blsh.
From New-York to Feb - 1859. 2359 5l,28 eo5l
From other Ports to latest dates 1885 600
The following dispatch has been received from w.
II. Clement efq, General Superintendent Of the 0aio
and Mississippi Road;
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sinoe January l....bW,lfy,T55 s5,sFIa3 FNf5I,FI
TIE annexed Bfeadstuff statistics are from EiBari
Bile Flour ana Grain CIRCULAR
EXPORT or sREADsTUFFs TO GREAr BRiTAN AsD IRELAND
from Sept,nber !, 1855
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-06-23
Tioga Point PloWs.

w E would respectfully invite the attention
w Of Farmers and Dealers to our Assortment of
Corn, Sod. Stubbc, and Side Hill Plows.
Our facilities for manufacturing enables US to make bet
Ter P0ws at same prices than any neighboring manu-
lecturer We take to the very best materials
ae wood being of best white oak and the castings OF
lard tough iron We have added several new and desi-
ae patterns 10 list since last enabling Us to
FNenta better assortment of Plows daped to the wants
' our Farmers than any other shop in the country.
eg-Send for a catalogue.
Athens Pa March y. 80. WELLES. BLOOD & co.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-06-23
HOME OF WASHINGTON.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have Just issued an
/ engraving of MOUNT VERNON, from original draw
ngs, and printed in oil coors.
The size of the engraving is fifteen inches by twenty,
with a viguette of the Tomb OF Washington appended,
making the whole printed surface eighteen by twenty
inches In order to the perfection of the work it will be
printed a beautiful dOube-calcnGared plate paper Of
fcxtra weight.
The drawings were recently made especially for this
Qualification. by Mr. c. H. WELLS. of this city, under
Whose supervision the engraving and the entire printing
has been conducted.
The picture is printed by new process, by which two
housand copies are produced in the same time two
hundred and fifty be by any other mode. From this
fact and in the anticipation OF very large sale they have
determined to place the work at the merely nominal price
b; fUty Cents copy.
NOTICES:
Letter from Hon. EDWARD EVERETT to the publishers
Boston, Sth June, 1859.
Gentlemen The box containing the view Of MOUNT
vEsNoN arrived yesterday. am greatly obliged to you
flor this pleasing specimen OF printing in OIL colors which
besides its interest representation OF the spot which,
more than any other endear itself to the heart of the
country worthy Of attention successful attempt to
place works Of art of this kind within the reach Of the
great mass of the community.
remain, gentlemen,
With many thanks &C..
Very respectfully yO"rs,
EDWARD EVERETT.
It is the best picture Of Mt. Vernon yet made in this
country. The drawing is excellent and such the mer
lis of the whole that it is suitable decoration for any
parlor or library As work of art in printing in colors,
we are highly gratifed with its Philadelphia origin
Pennsylvania Inquirer.
\ very correct and beautiful coored view.-Philadei
phia Sunday Transcript.
Decidedly the best ting of the kind yet pulished.-
Daily Record.
1t gives an admirable and faithful idea of the old
sion. 1t will make most appropriate ornament for any
household -EreliRg Bulletin. Phla
We have many representations Of this classic spot
but more Sumptuous in colorng or more faithful to
Sunday Mercury.
Well executed. 1t would richly sdorn parlor.-
Press.
AGENTS wanted in every county throughout the UE-
ion to whom the most liberal terms will he given.
j. II. BYRAM,
June q, 1859 ll2. South Third Street, Phila.