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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-12

EVentS IN the Lives Oh Eminent AAheEAcans'
Under this head the American Plaindeaer is giving,
from time to time, brief sketches of eminent Americans
living and dead To the student these sketches must be
particularly valuable there be no doubt as to
their reliability and it might be well to cut them out
for future reference:
WEBSTER, Danid.-Born of obscure parents in a
poor but honest town in New Hampshire Member of
Congress several years. and author of Websters Die
tionary and Elementary Spelling Book. Was constitu-
tionay opposed to treating and died at Marshfed
the Androscroggn River few years since He was a
man of ability. Even the Old Line Wings of Boston
will admit that.
SCOTT, Winfeid-Born in Ireland, in the interior Of
Germany in l776-which fact accounts for his passion
ate love for the sweet accent of the latter country
the rich brogue of the former. Wrote Lady of the
Lake, lvanhOe, etc, and in the the Mexican War
Also participated in several prize fights which secured
for him the familiar appelaton of "Scotty" In 1876:
he ran against Gen. F. Pierce of N. H., and 81
seriously Jared by the collision that he had to lay of
for awhile of the military hospitals he established
just before the campaign commenced. He is at presen
in the army, and employs his leisure moments in writing
for the New York Clipper and Atlantic Monthly.
BUCHANAN, Born in Pennsylvania. Has played
many prominent parts the political stage and for thu
last two years has been playing HI in Washington
| City. Unmarried and partial to rye.
! PARKER, 1heodOre.-BOrn In Maine and keeps
drinking house in Boston, which is known Parkers
Mr.. P's cocktails are not excelled.
TAYLOR, Zachary.-Born in Virginia, and was in tn
Mexican war. Founded Taylors celebrated ice-crean
saloon in New York, and also invented Taylor's Corr
Shucker.
BEACH, Moses Y.-Established the New York Sur
for some time was called the son of Beach, and tn
phrase is OF the most popular and common il
our language.
SEWARD, W. H.-Wholesale dealer in liquors, Al
burn n. Y. Author of the irresponsible Conflict
Wants to lease the premises now occupied by JAS Br
chanan, at Washington. Has been much in public Lii
and always drew his salary promptly. Is partcula
friend of Thurow Weed, whence arose the expressio
he uses the Weed"
BRYANT, Wm C.-Wrote Thanatopss and sever;
other avore ballads the success of which induced hil
to establish Ethiopian Opera Troupe in New Yorl
under the name of Bryant's Ministries. His essence
Old Virginia had great run.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-12
The Marin Steamers.


The Trait Union states the authority OF letter
from the American Consul at Havana to the Comman-
der of the American vessel of war; the Savannah under
date of February 3d. that Marin had purchased or hired
under the eyes and with the knowledge of the Cuban au
thorities four steamers named the Democracy Marques
of Havana, Union and Messe that they were speedily
leave for the Mexican waters aiming first for Vera
Cruz and then TOR Tampico and that they would leave
port under the Span ish flag, and hoist the Mexican
reaching the open Miramon was evidently awaiting
their arrival in order to operations against
Vera Cruz
On the Gath of February, President Juarez issued
circular to the Provincial governors, Announcing the
fact that the opposing faction had sought aid In Cuba
and that their act could only be considered treason
Those who stgmatze US traitors" says the procama-
ton to the soldiers, because have made treaty
with the United States which cedes no territory and
affects in way the national sovereignty have them
selves made Infamous compact with the old tyrants
of their country they have obtained, by means of this
compact permission to arm in the harbor of Havana,
ridiculous squadron and they hope with its aid to con
qucr Vera Cruz, which has gorlousy repeled the for
eigner and which will only yield when in ruins, to SUI
perior arms and force five time as strong as its own
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OFFICIAL CIRCULAR.
MEXICAN REPUBLIC
MINISTRY OF WAR AND MARINE,

VERA Cruz, Feb Is, 1860.
His Excellency, the Constitutional President having
learned that the Ex-Ofcer, M. Thomas Marin, is
ing in the port of Havana, small squadron, for the pur
pose of attacking the ports of the nation in the Gulf of
Mexico and aordng succor to the rebel faction thus
aiding in the destruction of the institutions of the Re
public and whereas the aforesaid Marin as well 9th
ers who form part of his crew, have illegally kept the
patent of service although they have been stricken from
the Navy roll according to law deserters and refu
gees-and, considering, finally, that the vessels which
compose their squadron whatever flag may pretend tc
having any legal authority, his Exceency declares that
the aforesaid UesseS a,e to be regarded and treated
pirates by the national SHIPS and by those Of friendly
pouers-Mexicc refusing from this day hencetorward
all responsibility for injuries which they may nict
der the flag of the Republic. God and Liberty
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-04-12

Godfrey, old boy, said Henry Clayton, as he tilted
back his chair and put his feet on the manepiece,
=" when is the wedding to be ?''
Whose weddinO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-04
DIED.

BLEECNeR-0n ThnFsday m,'ning. Fsb. ;, Pr y issess
ory child Of vhass W. aud EizsScth NJ BleceAsr aged
Tire friends Of The say invited sead TIA
West Tr -nty ourih street. without nr.aer iagt 4.sn-
CLARK-in this city Wednesday, Feb l. Mrs Rsaben n
Clara, sgsu A years
Jsar osusbei Of Jseob & aid sarah Afhss aged 'e-'
snd nvLtbs. =
Bol Tin stamford Conn on Thasdsy, Feb. D. Alec Azi
qhie Of Oliver and "as hoyt aged yssr sad a. @
The ID take pisue Saturday ae ns~ :. =
r'p.o further isT,.a;, osis.s s ~, ~
In sStenisbre the Nov fors and ,,s;n fe,
pot. stan ford 10 the ard y. p M "''- ""-
Krw-Y.rk
KElso-lp Brooklyn, on Thurssy, Feb Capt; J.ns.
k'so bisnch plot Of tbe 20" u ' =
LEWIS On Friday Feb Of i,tssagaA,s0n Of the lanss
Wi.u NorthTOp only child Of "RGt D. ana I-ns i'owiA.
ssvd months AnS s,be family sre resps,fly la,id
We rS ,.r snrral ts-tu-aayl afternoon ooisok,
70 s ny noe Of hi. psent No 80 ChArtea stss-,t
LylhGsTON-ln Broos yn % bniay fes Minnie Loccss
ps 50. ni Ss.rs to Auburn ior ioteIgent.
INFhsN-in .his city, TLursdoy Feb aArr short and
- lness Isa ia tha 23h veg OF his a,
araise Of thu County Cora. Ireland
AlO-in No5oA-n, Riiday Feb o III Eabe.A Ritter In
IAN, eale Of sylsanls and N.rir Louss Mssoo YeuEsL
The u,esI ~ -. psae1 0u >ulal te S last, a. n 'sck.
bo',r The S.yr, ana snas O. ~. er, .e ,ossfy
invited W ailsnd without further Eskec.
ma, ,r ' ~ e'ty' Oh rlssy ssesno'n FEB Sl0s'
NC tH funfra rcn tsd lhirfy tlf-t,
sendsy, tes Sth Il a OOH without uh4 tnvlloo
hA Jt-At t-hAi1 Nlg7, nnschess County, ~ T.. Co
eeadsy Jan. al ss.o 20 years Me- Ann ks -e, rslict q
h'chtie sape and dsUshes Of the late cesssid Vune0
New-l
R0GkRsAt the residence parvnt No. q Ncrth Aoors
street, tnday y, T. Of oOssunption raas ,. Ros<s
Ia ;he Sttb yssI VI his age.
he rads OF the sniy tho nsrbeFs OF tho FRA R,sa-s
Newly orb volu.ie-rs end tie sso h,nJery ssn ZOO
OF C~rrr bo Company Ne "a y@Pes,iai in.iet
TO sssId ni i0seIa o Sv 3ovcraoTs koea. Cts dsi ga
St1dSy, De sIh irst., ~ a'cIock p -,
RlIkh 1h.ssaaS uofes.. F-b " a<m Hec<y. IT,. ontl
q Wa. Il. AID NVJ Elizabeth R,es aged year,
zaenbs ana ~ a1a
TALLMAN-sudaeIiy y, "Wednesday sporning, Ess rNss
BransWici n. j. NIs Hanpsk 1sanan re2ct Of u" 80"
ia, eh Tssmsn, IN tbs sofa yeJ Of ses ase =, .s...
Funeral SATURDAY aneaoon ~ s'sbek, neri se ,s -
Of hr haTsih Nsxss. Albany stTsas Cars leave 'a' "
CeaIIsnAi si- % al u IL -. -.,,.. -
Wye kOEF-~On Thursday meTsln1 Feb > races 's@ -
HezTy Wycloa IA the 20 year of hsr .,.,s an.
The r-ssives AID fesi, ot TIA snsitc a. .1
hSsal heg l,e rcsidSace No IA fst ~" w Az
SUNDAY the TN hst Il o'el0cA ~ 49,
without tsIihef office. . ~, n As on
wARDLE--u so4sd she lsaae WEBB sHadsy, ~ f.. a.
tIe lsssss- from liverpool New fok, ssf, rhsn,.s
" aIde ~ tbe sab Yegs Of hls afs, s2a " w e'N f
Wasdls 81 ssb sisy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-04
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONER

HOAkl) Of f'l4lCE
The Board of Police Commissioners held regular
meeting yesitr day President STILLAAS IN the Char
All tie members were rretent- The session Wac se-
cre'.
MIR BAILEY, at the Outset of the meeting, made
ma ton frsclud the rule making the secret.
This los. Yess-Bailey, Powell, and Wood;
NAys-SullnaI,. Bowen, Srau thau, aud Ulshostier
TIE folio uiug Irrous Of the old Pol &c reap
pointed Frst Mad, Jas. Conner; Second Ward, III.
O'Britn; Si1th WaIc. ,. L. Hsv, ney; Tenth Ward,
G.. Pane; Thirteenth Ward, Nj. H. UCOunOr, II. H.
tein.uul,, VI. l.. Burch ~abgef, Il. Zirger, VIM. Van
Want, NJ. Smith d. B'Tunngham Fogflt enth Ward,
,las smith; Fifteenth WaId John joiner, SXtevu.l
NsId, n. &. L. ROome Eighteenth Ware, rhomss
NSHe.
A communication from the Deputy SIper ntendeDt
IL rtgaru Ia houses, ling attention 70 the
tat ihst uuny Of them have bakers shops 10 he b4s
uebt and heep tbayings there, was referred to the
M.yUr.
Nj. BAILEY requested some person who voted for
ciangil tho detailing power frum the General super
niet dent 10 II Committee Rules and Regulations
10 move Ii reconsideration on a. ground that the
Boao han pledged itself 10 the General Supsnnteud-
enr, sId q at majority Of tue Committee were nom
IesIoeItr Of II. cIt,.
NJ WOOD said TIA, the General Superintendent had
refuoo comply III hir request in regard TO det
lpR ueD from the ru ebry-sl2th Precinct. He had
mace no bic mind to coue TO Mr.. Il wen, who gave
hm " hat 9 wanted. He ssd be the only repre-
sentative Of the CiS of New-York in The BOaro.
Mr.. BAILEY, IL tie oOurse "f the debate whi;h cd
sued alyoeo TO " the bargain between Mayor VOID
81 d the soTity Of the Board.
Mr.. FOwES took exec tion 10 the word - bargain
Sir. BALLET adhered "a the word. Ho thought 1t n
political bar All. lie coGipait ed that at the last
IN, eing a uian y as appointed who @as vagrsnt.
Tie dit cutsiun WAS continued for hour and half,
Wben tie subject was postPoned.
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SANITARY ASSOCIATION.

The stated monthly meeting Of ths BODY held
Thursosy ng ~ the Cooper Institute, the Pfoe-
dent. MT MA1HIR III the CHAIR.
DIR. HEhhY GUERksLI gave some Interesting stst
In-t IL TeistIe Doted tenement uOuses, among Them
Mauba,tan Barracks, between Delaney and Rlv ny
ton street, Kagpickers row, IL the OF Nos ~ 10
g6 Size riff 81 ~ e and large eeta1iIsbm eptp. he
n.Btloned fact that the practice Of aboroaists
lay generally among the ignorant, princpt'ly am IGg
hous,e these. regular business he ra'd, had
beeI esiisht ia edclInx 10 the 80 hOu the refuse
nstter hOel- and s0ulterated liquor found large
mari 1T among their INHABITANTS.
DR.. GkIsCoa mentioned It n startling fact thai
the adult populatnn Of So ,h houses prePonderated
Eftay th7t OF the Children Um the Iacs tnat lle
CT dren oieo of.
MI d b HALLIDAY read paper q wing the resnl a
OF bh - Iepsl,e eIsOna observation among the uees
OF tie FIVE POibtr showing that the great proper ION
ere foreIgJeTe mosty 1rl~h. they nearly all looked
as If tlev we're constantly besotsd; but there
some good aud virtuous families. Rents, generally,
returned the landlords not lees thau ~ per ceut aud
sqnal pem's-s eee very frequently let aud sno
let son Of there there were 10 hyoriuts, aud the
occupaIas W, re- compelled to Resort 10 nelgh0oriDg
grOgshcIs 10 get IN, lr supplies.
Dr. ELISHA HARRIS OF the Council Of the Assocs
ton reported favor Of memorial to the loSislatute
al inV TOR radical reforms iii the Heath Department
Of the C ~.
DR. GLASGOW stated that the leading features of the
memorial application, first to have she street
c eusipg put into the CrOlon Depar msnt, where IL
pfoteriy Deougr; second to have the inspection OF
" eil htt al measures charge Of the Mayors ar
shsl hO now has similar matters under his chargei
aud third 10 have sant1ry maters under the charge
Of on ticeui u lard OF beaith, which should ueet
weekly. The fact ueDtloDed that at the present.
me h gebtlemBn OF the Society was Al Alraoy, EN-
rI, ed Ia getting this bill thru ugh the Legislature
Tho Assocalion unauimousl, voted III favor OF the
i'll.
Or. Griacom showed that Philadelphia, instead OF
provIden e, az had long been CONCEDED, was tue
cath n cty III the country. The number OF pr ons
dying there was less, i'll proportion, ~ ne had S.tned
hniref
The Association adjourned.
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bin seh He then ran of n hs home on Hudson sv-
epue nesr Myrtle, having tanned but rlghs iniarics
Charles scbell vss IN the d.! ips .r"ow, above the
boiler He felt the floor henve mp. and the inst lac
kpew be found bn,telf under q pAe Of broken ns-
chiDtry, some yads dhtsnt He wss b'ul-ec aod out
about the read and fare bat escaped seyion' irsnry.
TIE Copntr has taken pie.e Of the boser WI ch he
iptepds 20 have tested at Burdens foubdoty. From
casual inspection of the edges it sppeas to be rotten
psits-or, ut least, the color dark, dirty
brown, while other portions bright.
Itsppears that fire had been made in the boilers
Thursday evening, snd the question is whether there
sufh' lent water in them next morning. whether
there was defect.
The COroners investigation will take place in the
City ball. ThOee present in the bOder-room, who
could testify az TO the ceu-e, are sll dead.
With the exception Of about 30 feet front on Sanford
street. with the sizing adjoining, the factory is
total wreck.
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AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.


TIE stated meeting Of the Managers was held at toe
Bible ouee As'Or Place, on Thur oay, the "a lust
at A. o., Iocx D. H.. the Hon. Luther BRADisn IN the
,han, ssrisleo by VIM. b. Crosby, benjamin L. Swan,
Frs.ncls Hall a. d PelatAh Peiit, esqs.
Nle nov SOe elles were recognized: hveln tnsas,
tNo in Indiana, and IN each OF the States of 10 Sd
ard Wisconsin.
The Rev. Jurius P. Moore was appointed Agent for
Norh Caohna, IN place Of the Rev Mr.. BooOiit, re-
signed
Gtap's were made Of Spanish Bibles and Testsnents
for dittnburion BY The Socie'ys Agent Va hsIcoi
booh M German and Ensish for distribution IN indi-
aha; Spanish books for Gotta Rica; Bibles aud tosa-
IL, uta Tor kovu Scotia; books IN various Languages for
sae N dEtrbution by captaibs OF vtssei saupg 10
70 eign portf; books i'll Armenian French And ferae,
for G,stiibutIon aud sale by Dir Bliss, the SJcsety
A. ent il ConstnnuuoPle and TWO volu Hes IN raised
leliers Tor the Bind
The Rev. John Cotton Smith Of this city was ap-
pointed n member OF the Committee on Dis,rlbutIon III
place of the Right Reverend e.. f. Bcdeu, DID,, re-
resJVI.(d.
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Rorcign Dry Goods at New.YOrk for the week and

John McCiave hos sold one 3-story AID basemens
brown-stobe dwelling on porth eide of ~ sst about
aid Ssy between 9Th and 8tl-ays-, for s5,DOo. MI.
HtClave also reports the sale If los, s'h sde OF
ls2o-st, 1Ob fet wet of 7sh-av, for siOc per lot;
ALTO the ssle OF tu lot sontheasG cOrneof 9th
a. and llth-ay.for 81 500 Messrs Rayoor % Black
oil have sold hou,e aud lot M. 76 West 26th.st be-
tween 6h aud 7tb-avs 22A56 the parton floor, A
f. ct 10 depth above, 3story and basement. brown
st lie op Lot % feet iuches for g. 1000 alec, lots
soDth side of l3GtL-st 15Ieet eart of 7tb4y.; also
lVt north side of l3Gthst 2j6 feet esst Of 7thaval
full lotsa 1896 per ot. They also report the sale of
3p,oIy brow froDt house, No. I2 West 18Th
st he ween 9Th and 7th-avs 20x46 lit 100 feet TO-,
fer $9,lt0.
Mtsrrs. Haggerty & Co., held this morning large
perenpory tae Of shiIed and cOruga'ed patent vui-
eurized ubier eesiic fabrcs including she msEu'ae-
,ure and importation Of Horace q. Day. Tne cata-
jogue iucluoed ISL lots. u'ge representation OF the
trade IN attendance, aust the bidding progressed
With spirit; laJge lice Of "a Eugisn manufacture
woven irils was oil aol 50 so; also Days manuac-
tuIe 3 assorted sbijred fills, No 28 at s}3'3 for
tie bulb of the line; rs English manufacture woven
shir,so fsIll-, No. 20s. - 62i.
The United States TressuTer's Monthly Statement
shows Il amount at his credit in t1e Treasury, wh
Assistant I, and designated d7potaFs-s aud
in TIE Mint ans brsnchea By returns received 50 Mon
day, January q, 1860; the amount for which drafS
have been issued but then unpaid and The amount
.,,bi
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nAhhkEh.

BYROM-CLARKf-On "Wednesday, Feb I. BY the Rev. "
Hss, Nj eLry BYRON Miss Bestis T. Clarke, dsash
tel OF Al.xsJdsr Clsrbs, all Of this city.
hodge, RS-MILLS-Cr Thursdsy. Jan. Is ia Cnlncat by
the Rev kugston OodsTd ,bmu- Rodzse merchant New
ork hzs Abne daughter Of VIM Mis c., Of Goshaa
Io@ bship, isreniont C'pany Uhio.
Louda gaery standard plsass copy.
RYbtR-hUhRAY-O On Thursday, Feb. =, at the MArts<
Dutch Ref Tmed Church oy Rev L. Co y<r,
stephen Oscar 70 kebecea c. dsass< Of oSert A
ray, j.
Gant papers please copy
TOMF DEkuILI--In this city, on "Wednesday,
Feb l. by Tie Rev. Dr.. H. Hzins Jerdan d. TsmPEEl q
or. enhp 3d. "eschesteI County, MaA Lohse CEdvfah
ofs iis
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tAdyeriisemertl

TAFTNTN
DRAs which gdcous sinsuE and raht duec
ton can ecue . beye whereby theae eud
my b. surely attained BY the aid 81 PBRESoLosr by
having ths fully described .Dd carefully Tten out
you will have before you chat" witch viii serve - Keep
them the right Direction syod the qucksards aud te rocks
on many h founder and lost
Professor BOWLER No 500 Broadway gives fp written deserP
tons daily.
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CITY ITEMS
total wreck

Mr.. and Mrs. G. VandebhofF give their firewell
entfr,nuwen to-rigbt at Hope Chapel, previous To
S, u,heIn trip The seectous varied aud unusually
strsctive and the lat time that thu pnblic will
have an opportunity Of bearing Mr.. Vaudenbof' 8
mucb.iulk c.of version Of B4rdel VI. Pick lex.
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49, Fsr.1p-me folInwlna sales wero nade

RRAL FsTATR-Tie following sales wero made
Yesterday BY A j. Bleecker Son q Co Threesto'y brick
bou.e a. ut southwest OF ble-oker aut Morton
s- Jesg Of above 500; sxstory BRICK hoIsr and lot
~ Bos1wsy and heaVe street aud three
story brick and lot No. besv street Of shove
no COO The popsriy No. 10 broa5wsy 15si5i +7hCu
tb story bownst0Ie house and lot Nc L T. SIst, l9Ile
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IAdveYfis, mebt
This unrivaled Sauce,
LONDON GLIB :;

LONDON CLUB SAUCE.-1his unrlvaled sauce,
manufactured by PsHx.n lisos london esn DO o'tsnrs o.
their in this cty, J. PAREER, No 10 beekmDet
oce 70 peior the Worcestershire sssee and can DO oo
cain ed at one had the price
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--Sosn after the steamer S,ate
NJ Mama ofhe Fall hiVs linz had "fs fewYo'k on Monday
about old Of the p1sssn.
gers OF The cabin and attempted throw heTe
Fortunately her clothing caught and the -NaTdes
and peron rescued and prevented tho accomplish
eu Of her Our informant do not l-sSL her NAME nor
Ihs motive ~ hieh nyood her 10 this rash Mt
fNer- bedford STANDARD, Feb. l.
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Advertisement.
Tup WnRIn's OPINION

Mast have s aud proper 10 tis tndoseen' o. 'h
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BAREUM'e MUsEUM-Ibey nave resolved 10
.,ve AZ s.nNrps MusEun great drama Ihis Arfnksoon
md eoosdy Tn EyssiSG beside arc "a oon
oeossionsl ''AI thai GEsens not coh - co" y zoo o'
dnm ia lsngaase, aud =" a HUSBAND =" ~iS''
pcTof 3 comedy.
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Advertisement
DISEASES OF InR LUNGS AND THn0AT. =

Persons who are afflicted With these diseases respectfully
nyiirc L. call upon ". NONDEksaIrH, III WIN has been
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No. l53 BOweTy.
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tAdvcrtlseurcns. !
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THtI Can REsT succeed aud boz their chill req
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Advertisement
MlEens Of Bottles of Mira. WINsLOw's SOOru-

every Ia the United states fof
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1,CO PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS dailyi ~ gwen
for vsIions p0cna " taken sitting BY hoLrbss
inventions, NO. tl5 bToadssy.
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Ircresse. .................... 42,Ooo


II q Marine Bank hss declared divideDd of y
cent, payable on the l4Ih inst. The United States
Trust COMPANY temtsnpuul dividend Of = cent,
payable Oh the 10th inst. The CRY Bank of Brooklyn
hsr decs ed dvicend of 81 T. ceut, payable Feb II.
Tie LoIillaid Fne Insurance Company has declared
dividend Of T. cent, payable on demsnd The bl"i-
OF the Clearing Home to-day $50 967 ,i1e.
We police DO change in nopsy matters, bat n s'Be-
VT at mcreascd activity. Demand loans ARA SAL v
cent, with an occasional transaction ut y cent, aud
strictly A. p,peI r6a g. v cent for short aud on
= cen for long. The Hannibal and NJ. Joseph RiiI-
osd CONF any advert tor proposals 30 500 OF the
mt rtgsge bonds OF the road for the SINKING Food
TIE "os-euts" to the plan OF reorgauziug the Erie
Road up 10 the % stand az folow WIS.,
Unsecured ah Fh 81
y Ssa' sIs,sssS % ~ SS 500 $500 100
OsimHy 1850 lG'eo Eoo $3.50 $4,000
To'si s7si1soO sSesiSOo 9 z7sooO rs $1,000 saSosoO
Total Bond 1880
hs's"-41Saso
s2As19"o
three quarters of the whole amonn in interest Toe
stenis will bo increased uon the receipt of advices
rom Europe.
We hear Of sales Of $40 OO0 of the Government Five
,ents ost AWARDED 1909, beariog no accumulated
n;eresi. This ssle shows the difference IN value be-
wesn coupons and registered stock in the minds OF
aplais While the coupon stock of the Sane loan can
bought st the Board 1901, with y cent interest
accumulated there gtsred stocks seli a, lOei win
10 accrued inherent. The largest parcel Of this stock
tsk,n by one house liesfrs. Thompson Brotesf'l rs
not "a the market the takers berg confident that
viii command d Touch higher premium in a sbor' tune.
We annex Comparative statement OF the imports %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-04
Acknowledgement.

iAoV~TtisSusslt.l
Protect your family by IEsURISG YoCa LIFE
In The EQUITABLE LIFE lSsUkAscE SOCIETY.
Truly MuTrAL
No. 20 Br0ad1sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-04
COUNTERFEIT BLLs-A man named John Mullisan

wa arrested Thursday night charged with having attempted
10 psss - bill the "b-sshNm Bank The o.
eu,ed boz The Of George Albert No. 6a3
set oseriIs the couue!toh bill in payment and
when It's detected he attempted 70 away
hu, ar, end taken before Juoiics key who 90 mint
ted him 10 answer named Sarsh Joknson de-
hle attempting similar counterfeit and Wa
Licked up for examination by the magistrate