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The proprietors of the Pemberton Mills an
nounce that this Inflated establishment will be
rebuilt at once, and will manufacture the same
description of goods as heretofore
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ES The spring trade in New York, it is said,
bids fair to equal, if not exceed that of any pre-
Vi0ns yaar.
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"a The Green Bay AdrOcatG speaks diseour-
agingly Of the maple sugar prospects in that
quarter, the present season.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-15

TIE WHEAT.-We hear the most encouraging
repor is from the country in regard to the wheat.
The refreshing rains and warm weather are
bringi ng it out wonderfully Farmers tell us
they can almost.sae it grow.-JsrssyrM,M III. Star.
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The Sheboygan Journal says tia the next
census will how the population of Shcboyga1
county to be between forty and fifty thousand.
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Boq0oiF SeOiQg yacbiQe.


The machine is recommended and guaranteed to
the public by Elias Howe Jr l. NJ Singer d. Co.
Grover a. Baker, and Wheeler 81 Wilson
The Bowdoir Sewing Machine received the first
Premium and Diploma at the Illinois and Wiseol-
sin State Fairs, as the Best FansIIy Sewing
Machine, al the high-prced and best. Sewing
Machines mine country DehS ID competition
~ ~ io +I ,,"t S1'Gmi
si no, ,;, th1gh e2ery f1nrfb stitch he On, 80
For simplicity OF cohst! 9cuon rapidly 81 execu-
ton, strength and durability, 1t IS not surpassed by
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-15

GONE OvER.-The Know Nothing members
of the Louisiana Legislature have formally
pledged themselves to support the nominee Of
the Charleston Convention.
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Snow-snow fell in Rochester, n. T., on
the morning Of the 18th inst. to the depth of two
inches
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g5rThe distribution of the State School fund
is postponed this year until June.
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THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKINDi
HERRIcK's SUGAR COATED PILLS.
THE Whole World United!
SICK PEOPLE, THINK!
AFTR VIII CHI, ACT.
You'd scarce expect at this late day.
With startling cures a book 20 III;
This IS the case, the million say,
Withthe cures Of Herricls Pill
They come from East, and North, and West,
And with glad tidnEs the papers til,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior to others is HerricG's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants and Flowers they're made;
They always cure--tley never kill;
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
We're it not for Herrcks Pill.
Each Pill with sugar is coated DER
4 rare discovery Of matchless skill
Their ike was seen before,
Until 1t appeared in Herrick's Pill.
For years he's worked to heal the sick
With joy c.ate his bosom fills
For tens Of thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers Of lIerricks Pills.
81 HERRICK'5 MATCULESS VEGETABLE FnM-
lily PILLS have inundated the world with their popular
y. Over five million Of boxes used annusly giving
employment to e!ghty-fYe men and women r1t them
up. Their cures are numbered by thousands their
praises the tongues Of ALL Citizens Of Kenosta and
elsewhere, have you used them? Put up il Eugs
Spanish, German and French directions. Large lami
boxes, % cent?. Five boxes for ST. sod every vhere
See adver enent on third page. Palmer Esothe
travelling Agents. rs,
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-15

ADJoURNMENT.-The resolution to adjourn
on the 9th of March, has passed both Houses of
our State Legislature.
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Mrs G. P Brster, edress of Newark 70 } Times writes
In her paper Of Jan. %, 1853 as follows:

IIs o z Brl3tef tdress Of Newark (O) Tunes writes
in her paper OfJan. 49, 1859, follows:
s8 We know that Dr.. Roback's Scandinavian Rene
uss are ali tn ~ claim to be- The Dr. presented us with
rev bottles of his Scandinavian Blood Purifier and box
es OF nus bood Pills last summer, which rut into
US Atey hFigCrate strengthen, and leave the system
ID letter condition than snGeus usually do and have
nc depressing elect We feel safe ia recommending the
$1,000 Farmer to az suffering from debility he cause
Wat 1t may the Pills have this pecuiiarity they are pow
eIiuhy actv', ana At the same leave the patient
stronger and in an improved condition. daerent from
most drastic reledes. Try them the Blood Purfe.
and you W 4 feel like many have been relieved and
willing to add you. testimony to their efficacy.
"S~ HU'Si'iSeuieli' mTh
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NEBRASKA ELECTIoN.-The Republicans
have succeeded in electing majority in the Con-
stitutional Convention
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gS ~Bayard Taylor lectures in Racine on Tues
day evening next, the 10Th inst
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8TA resolution has passed the House of As
sembly to adjourn on the 9th of March
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SHEPHERD'S
Mammoth Pie Plant Roots,
HISTORY OF SLAVERY,

AND TIE
sSSSLz4A- W II Ira E2. a II El
FsNHIS valuable and useful work coatains be
a tween eight and nine hundred large royal oc-
tavo pages, elegantly printed from new type of
beautiful size Tor reading good white paper; IT
is neatly and substantially bound IN srrinl.- back
leather binding II is embelshed with beautiful
tinted engravmgs. LA work Of superior mer and
value, and all should have copy.
JOSEPH MERRILL, Agent,
Iw3J For kenosha County aud City.
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See advertisement Of ''Sanfords Liver Invf oysic
and cathorc Pills." on the hrst page Of our paper
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GERRIT SMITH AND HIS AcCUsERs.-D DURING
the confinement of Gerrit Smith few months
ago by sickness and mental arrangement, the N
Y. Fifth Avenue Democratic Committee. charg
ed him through the press with being involved in
the treason and murder of John Brow MS raid at
Harpers Ferry Since Mr. Smith S restoration TO
health, his attention has been called to the afro
clous charges, and he has accordingly employed
the best of counsel and will prosecute his accu-
sers for libel The committee who signed the
manifesto making these charges are all said to
be wealthy. Mr.. Smith is a benevolent man.
and If ne succeeds in furnishing his rich enemies
by recovering damages Of some $50, 900 against
each OF them, the poor will be the gamer by it,
for MIR. Smith makes it point to give his money
for charitable purposes
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-15

Z ITY INDEBTEDNESS OF MLwAUKEE.-The
CITY comptroller of Milwaukee, gives the follow
Ang statement of the Indebtedness Of that city
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3UEERa aES.

Circuit Court County of Keuosha-State of Wisconsin
Dophus s Merrick, plaintiff against William II Merriek
and john Winston Jr defendants
The State Of Wisconsin to William H. Merrick and John
Winston, Jr., defendants -
NI0U arc hereby summHned aud required to
Il the complaint of Dolphus S .
Merrick, plaintiff in this acou copy OF which is here
with served upon you, and to copy of your an
swer to the said complaint, the subscribers Farr
Evans, at their of the city Of Racine and state Of
Wisconsin, within twenty days after the service OF this
summons upon you exclusive OF the day such service
and If you fail 20 the said complaint within the
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action wi apply to
the court for the relief demanded in the coinpIant-
Said complaint is file in tn Off the clerk OF said
court at the city Of kenosha ia the county Kenosha
Witness the Hon. David Noggle, Judge OF the first
lis judicial circuit OF the State Wisconsin at K-
nosh&, this 9TH day Of February, A D. 1880
L. B. NICHOLS, CLERK of said Court
FARR & EVANS. Attvs. for p.iF 6,yio
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.VeaV advertisements.
Mementos for the Dead
To those who have lost dear friends, we would say
go 10 the
M A r BILE FACTORY
HUGGTNS Il WASHBURN
KENOSHA RACINE.

and select suitable Monument or Headstone. and
have their memory perpetuated on the
impershable marble
~ They get up work in this line in the highest
style If the art, and very low preces-and guar
aatee satisfaction IN every case.
9m40. r.. ROBERTS. General Agent
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Wentworth is nstorously the most grossly
immoral and corrupt apology for a man in the
northwest"
Inc above is the verdict pronounced in the
last weeks Kenosha Democrat, against Mayor
wentworth Of Chicago 1t is an easy matter to
indulge in epithet against any man, but to be
specific and give the proofs quite another thing
We have been acquainted with Mr.. Wentworth
Tor twenty years past, and SO have several of the
early settlers of this place. Those who know
Mr. Wentworth, will regard the statement of the
Democrat as simply 6belous. Mr.. Wentworth
came into Chicago in AN early day-eame poor.
and has by industry and perseverance ACQUIRED
a competence, He has always been an activ G
politician, and hence has many strong political
enemies, as well as ardent friends He has had
rivals not only in other parties, but in his own,
ana TINS LAS occasioned severe things to be said
OF him, sometimes by members belonging to the
! same party with him. The older residents of
Chicago, who have not met Mr.. Wentworth as a
political ant agonist, speak of him an honest
and strait forward business man.
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Arrived.

Steamship Georges Creek Wiets Savannah dse. and pass
II. b. CromweT& Co. Feb. 10 lOt p m when off Barneg
into by pilot boat NewYork mo 81 which stove bull
weTks afr The Newly ork sustained no damage
Steamship Jamestown Skinner Richmond, mdse and pass
10 Ludam 4 Heincken.
Ship Edith Rose (of Boston) Homans Foo Chow Oc. 2;
passed ADer Nov. O. Java Head llth and ST. Helena
teas, to Cary Co. the China Sea experienced
phooD carried away the sarboard cathead bboom all
asched lost sails Sc ship lying with lee rail under
OF the time; has been " of Hateras DAYS with
heavy ~ w gales within rs miles Sandy Hook on l5th
left Aner in company with and spoke Nov Ham bark Dedo
from Annoy oI New ork Dec 49, ship Monterey Ia %
II 40 T. 28th lat. 20 40 S. spoke shin Yin.
from Calcutta for NewYok Feb lat 80 40 lon 70 a.
passed brig Prenti-s Hobbs (of Boston, steering - w
Strip Forest City, Tyler Apaacico2 days tobacco
&C., to keph Post Basbeen days ~ Of Hateras with heavy
gales Feb l6 lat 49, Ion 70 fell IN with the Dr. Ferris OF
and for Liverpool hence in sinking condition and
her Il captain and and this
Ferris, Sios sailed hence Feb for Liverpool with
stores and bad experienced very 6th
when finding 'he vessel leaking badly and borng heavily,
Guided to absndon her
Big saginaw Case Lsgusyra days hides &C., to A. Bize
has been u days " Of HaeTas with heavy " W. and E.
sehr East Wind (of PrOvincetosn) Bush Mn.snA % DAYS
cedsr honey &c. to Curtis Dyckman Experienced heavy
weather on the passage.
Sclr D MEL s. Williams (3nased) william Savannah Feb
cotton, &c to d. C. Murray Experienced heavy " w gales
tie entire passage.
sshr john, Steon Wilmington c. 5days naval stores to
T.. s. Powell
Sclr AID English, Wilmington \. G, naval stores.
Schr {. c. sadleT Sippe, Milford, Del 2 DAYS corn
schr 5 Godfrey, =, Delaware days corn.
steamer Daylight Springer New-London ndse. aud pass 70
Steamer Abaiross Jones' Providence mdse 20 Isaac odel
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence mdse % issac Oden
BELoW--BIg Sarah Peters, Lord.-By pilot boat Wash
Bark Dan Fden, Reed st. Mak's
SAILlD-sealnships Atllnc and North Star Asplnwal;
slip loIk sne LiyeTooli bak f;elle, New Orleaus
WIND During tbs day ; W with large quantities. Of ddt
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A JOIN Brown,
MARTYR DE- la CAUSE DIES NofRs.

The services were celebrate with unusual religious
pOmp. Able MOUSSE, African, offciated at the
High Msss. NJ. M. Federique and viesana both pro-
nounced from the pulpit euloges Of John Brown.
In tie afternoon grand procession was made 70 the
Ell d Of the city 10 place known as the Martyrs
Coss" where further religious ceremonies took place
The principal citizens of Port-au Prince have decided
to wear mourning badges for three days. The Revue
de Commerce, Of Jan, S thus speaks on the ail-ab-
sorbing subject
"T6e death Of John Brown is crime Of humanity
bloody defiance against civilization and God. It's,
moreover, political fault of the American Govern
Who can tell what will come 10 the United Staes and
especially to the Caronas and Virginia who shed this
blood notwithstanding ell divine laws, the
tears of wife, aud the cries Of all Europe for mercy
"For us Haytians we do not wish 70 return evil for
evil and we hope that the blood Of this glorious mar
tyr will not rice up against his execu;ionse. Wepfsy
God TO open their eyes aud soflen their hearts and
while waiting the happy day of the regeneration of an
ensayed brethren let raise in hearts oar altar TO
John Brown the immortal benefactor Of our race tho
holy victim Of our cause and let adopt ss our sister
and friend his worthy sId unfortunate widow.
"Of all the champions OF the holy war against the
absurd preiudces Of color and the infamous doctrine
of the subugaion of one part OF the human race to
another John Brown is the most ilustrious ana most
unfortunate Henceforth greater than other philan"
thropiss. superior TO Wiberforce, his sacred name
will be pronounced with holy respect, worthy OF one
who has given his life for the regeneration OF the OPP
pressed of mankind"
The country qoiet, and the popularity OF fres'-
dent Gefirard continued undated.
After the LIST Of April strangers visiting tiayt must
be provided with passports, az necessary IL tns conp
mental nations of Europe
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passenxers Sailed

Ia steamship Aadate for AspiarGn and Saa F1aaeiseo
Col Hawkins D. w. Kleinhsmr, P. Keinhams Henmsn,
Mr.. Tapper and boy Mr. Fisher p s. Mcdonald, n yOor
HES 8. sehs and lady P Cohen and lady J! c. Johnson
John Hannah wife and three shiSrs1 J. ~ LAIRD s
boy G B. Stevens and lady Mrs Belder Mi.. ssysns9n
A. Henry, Henry Trcor, L. n Eyer and lady a boon Y Il
Whese Capt Bosny " Ysans a 66S,,s m snS
Lemsn and tive cGdTen m nd = w
Wsr,ep, j. Cheney B. Dsrline Stoves, Mrs E. Defy A.
Lcckhear Mrs R. Contey, hs Cameron and infant Miss "a
lady 9. W cayce, W. M: Foster B. Lansns La1dn and
A. w Balch Mrs Coffin and child NJ Pfeferle, R. Warning
ton and lady McElyoy d. Dsyidson and 8 ~ Lor
j. H. Master, o. Ichon, Mr. Casanos, W. BuTns 10 N tbe
second cabin and 220 in the steerAge. Total, 5H
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by telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, Feb DO sunset-sark Ss1ela for New
Orleans pssed out the Ben al 225i ship Yokshe.
lyCVcC at 2i5i steamers North star for Aspnw an ACES
and Al.nic, for Co. at D:5 Onward bound vessels
sight. Wind = W. light; weather clear.
LONG BRANCH, Feb % sunset.-No inward bound sells
iu sight Wind 5. W, flesh weather clear.
HIGHLANDS Feb %, sauset-A bark and brig $. Of the
H.hlands hourd IN Wind s. w, light weather clear
FORT LAI AZ EIlE Feb. 20. sunse.No sgseis iE sight
Inward bound. Wind s. w, cht weather c'olr
NEWPORT Feb. BAR Big P.aargo stiracs Mobile f,r
pgo,ituce; fchs Julia Fox Leaving, Charleston Tor do
Hampton. EddcHs, FrsdeIicSsbWg FOR 60.
FEB ge-Au schr +. a.. Abbott Smith fom lndanol ior
NcwNork, with loss OF mailboom, having had Vey Aea'y
weather.
SAVANNAH Feb 2o-The screw steamship Huntsville, Of
Crcmwels uc, om Newly OH arr yesterday afternoon l9h
inst
CHARLEsTON Fob. ls-Arr shin Azet Barcelona blrss
UsubuIs Sc Joints, " p. lyman Boston, Maht Do sc1r
Tie steamship Jamcs Ajgcr Adams from NewloTk AR here
% O'Clock this Saturday afternoon.
NORFOLK, Feb 2O-Arr Ia Hampton Roads, ship Olwafd,
nom Cullio-.he win proceed % Baltimore.
BOSTON Feb. 2O-Becw, bark NespoltInn. nom Fiermo
on Woods Hole steamer Joseph Whitney rom Baltimore
for Rcstou
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HisnsIcrs. &c.

BurvogK. Feb eo-The steamer Belyi3ele, arrived acre
from Richmora $50 collision saturday feh l IN la ~
River with schT r. C. aainaTd hence, Win 40 tans saaho
sohr. aud cargo opposed badly damaged Nd
TIE chr t2chsngc, hence or thaecn hn pot INTO NOTION
Leaking badly, -. -,
lly TELEGRAPH to Tl'wooa Walter, Soy Board undcfwtA
ST. THOMAS Feb 1.-The bark Lyadne, OF bosoi 'sp1
D,,i NOM Calao wish cargo OF guauo bouGd % hampsh
Roads ar here ths mornns with loss Of cf,mal aud MANI
yard hulwUks stove and -ss OF some sails also eAhs Inc
captain rroIfs thc loss of one mgn overheard. -
ne hdg William burlington condewued and soy on to
t(th. Sud and materials brought 1910 The csiso I
VIII De lert forward ia the biig Nebraska, 0! Windsor n %
Chartered Tor tf9A
NEslNu AIstEIs. TIE CneCupOrt Naichmtn oi me o'h
ni eve rcs to have 70 state a. &C serious e2pfeneu
~ f.t fer M stv oil me scl Almell Capt Georse
Cutvgt falling rom treen0ot which vessel IVES % nave
cespd az hamoIe Tor Mashuaon, y c. VITA loat Of sin2
about M lgih Jsn AMI nothing since been heard rom nor
Az hoe en- board would hs dy m TO write home any egpn
y offered their fiens ~ncgtan thai some dsa
ter has befen thonn eve ik tue ea0psh has nos eapss"
y Ell o. have fears flr her sactyl.
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the Coast Of Africa. Ste has been ovtr twenty
Elk months In commission TIE Medical Board recsns
ly held at Washington have reported on the respective
ambulances Of Surgeons Finley, oulridge, and Trip
pier Several Of each kind to be plsea ID service
that tner nEaC, sayaaasts may be sscera'poe'
The Board slso made Important changes Ii the s'aou'
ard supply for the general service and hospitals
A Board Of Engineer Officers have been appoin'ea'
sd are in session at Washington, for tra' OF y" VAC
different sma arms that have been made or purchased
for the military service. To aid the Board sn' 70 'ur-
p,sh more uniform and practical way o, testing, a
detachment Of 10 privaes and scrgcan. has been or
dered from Fort Monroe to the Washington Arsenal
10 do the firing, under the supervision OF the Board
Surgeon c. McDugaIl has been ordered to report at
West Point. Company H., 4sh Infantry, has been Or
dered to Fort Cascades, and Company G., Sd Artillery,
| to Fort Vancouver
Very little work is being done at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. There arc not more than 500 men employed IN
the ward at present 1t is feared that the appropria
ton made by the present Congress for naval purpose
win be very much below the usual amount required
The following vessels of war were AZ Panama on
the Sd inst, all well: steamers Lancaster saranac
| Wyoming and sloopof.war Cyane. John Mccarthy
died on board the Lancaster on the Goth OF JAN Zoe
| crew of the United States steamship hississppi
lust paid of at Boston, contributed the SUN OF -
toward the fund fer the purchase Of Noun Vernon
The Saratoga at Vera Cruz when last heard from
| al
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NAYAL INTELLIGENCE.

The United States sloreship Falmouth. now l,ipo at
the wharf at the Brooklyn Nayy-Yud, has t,ien All
her stores on board, and will be ready for sea DIV die
fIst Of next week. Her omctrs have no. been or5sr
10 her yet There are now but o very few men EN-.
ployed in the Navy -faId-not more thsn tao humid
red The United States steamship Roanoke arrived at
Pensacola on tie III inst. from a. fiDwal The gen.
,eial bealh Of the officers and crew was god The
Roanoke returned 70 Peasa ola for Tue purpose OF coal
~, and repleDisbi0g her stores. SIZE will sll Tor A.
~, al forthwith, where SIZE j. 70 receive the Jspal-
,se IL muifsioners on board and convey tbe - this
,.,,t The following United S.atee ships Of var ae
-, nuosrsoiDg a thorough oyelhalliog 81. tls Porto
mou,b Hsyy.Y%d: Tae Old tmewom s.o,p-,Ew4r
ne sloopsoI.war Cumberland, ami tas Old fix
e,e co stitutijH. TIE Uni.ed STATES ship Marion
- Jeilv expected at Portsmouth, y. IL, fom
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LATER FROM HAYTT.
THE JOHN BROWN NggaoRrAL SERVE

THE JOHN BROWN b.saofIAL SERVICES
SCENES in a HAYrI CATHEDRAL.
BY the arrival at Boston of the brig Monticello, we
have received Hayti papers to the LET instant.
On Friday, January 20, the grand solemn service in
memory of join Brown took place at the Cathedral
Although the ceremony did not bear official chaYsc-
ter President eard with bis wife and children, was
present.
During the day the dags all kept a. haifmsss,
and the houses hung with black.
The church was draped in mourning, and In the mid
die of the nave was erected ceDotapb, covered with
Grape, and illuminated with lighted wax tapens. The
upper part was covered with white drapery, on which
were depicted pen sword, and Bible, with the in
scTiption:
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mnrket.-Reported by Tslegrapl.

PHILADELPHIA Feb. 70-BREA DsTuyys firm. fLoga steady
fox Red hIm; sale. Of 5000 bush Yellsw q &C. Pc
Bacon firm: Hams 1ltaac.; Sides loc Shoulder, sc
Lard lie. WHISKY, IA 1iSc.
CHAKLEsToS, Feb. HCoTroS market ceprenedi faes 10
day, !, 900 bse'. . ..oz.,o n
COW quiet az isd9Ic FLOUR dull az IS 50dt5 S. WHisxT
dull az cole. WHEAT firm CORN steady
EXCHANGES.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 2-sight Exchange on New YORK; per-
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MARZNE JOURN4L.
PORT OF NEw-YORK."
Cleared.

sie.mshpsNorh Star Jones' Aspnwsn, B: Allen Allan.
tic, Pc Aspnwall North American Steamship Co.
Barks-Tidal Wave White, Galveston, Oakley Reatng
Heleon Gregory, Havana, w. W. Russell
Brgs-Veocity Kelly Halifax, B. NJ. Nc Aulf ~ Stetson
Fhnney, Washington, Arowsnh Ball; Samson, Leerhoa
ST. Marks Brodis Pette Ocean Bird Shackford Para Bur
dett & Noble; Echo, Rice, Port Prince.
schoopers-Anthem, Brereton Laysccs McCresdy Mott
Co Maria Jane Jones Petersburg Van Brunt Sssht NJ E.
Smith Smith, Charleston, II. p Buck Co Bangor Msgee
Petersburg Hunter Co. "A Shepherd 0verton St. Jsgo, b.
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Wi.nscros's BIRTHDAY The anniversary of
ashingtons Birthday 4 to be celebrated in .rssy
City tomorrow BY parade Of the I'd Regip-snt Of the
Hudson Brigade, which Occa'ion they are to be pre-
sented witt cotty set Of cooro by Surgeon Quidor.
The jersey City Continentals will parade in the NOM
ing and at night viii give ball a. the Hudson House.