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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20
REYSRsUssG ACADEMY,


FOR MALES AND FEMALES.
Rev. j F. WAMPOLE. \. NJ, PRINCI-
PAL, and Teacher OF Latin, Greek and German
Languages
MI STEPHEN W. OWEN. Teacher o
Mathematics and English Branches
Miss CAROLINE RODRIGUE, Teacher o
Music on Piano and hiclodcon.
The Summer Session will commence on Mon
day the First Of April, 1861.
Good boarding can be had in privn,o families
in the village, either by the week OF by the meal
at reasonable prices.
Terms per quarter Of eleven weeks.
Common English raches, $500.
Higher, /" 500.
Latin or Greek, 700.
Music. [eXtra). 1000.
Germ an, (eNtra\, 100.
Elysburg, Pa, March 9, l96l.--tf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20

Estate OF 81. =. yvOg.wE0T0N, dc.
ceased.
NOrICH is hereby given, that letters of adm'
~ ni.traton having been granted 10 tho under
sisrcd, on the estate of Hufato J Wolyction,
!ale OF the borough Of ounhury, Northumberland
county, Pa, decaaset. All persons indebted TO
said estate and those having claims against the
same, are requested To present them duly authen'
tlcated for settlement to
GEORGIANA WDlNERTON, Adm'trix.
Or w. |. GREE>oUGu. her Attorney.
Sunbuty, March 80, lSGl.- Ct
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commissioners over the amt
fixed by revenue commissioners, G.
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Dysrep.la, !mpmrlty os t,.e nlood.

From 1,y. :. y H-e., i,s.,' u -irei ChDei iiIsio'l
na. hrrR; la'o u7'i yaur T.'is with extraordinary
my family a.rl among ti1-' called visit
iu u!strnr. 10 regulate tho rsnG Of digestion and
iuiiE To hOul, ti'v iav very lost remedy LHY0
''rr known, and cau c.uiilruy recommend them 10
L.. i!oH-+. lUuia, !. \. lllMIS.
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Sl4422 81

NAcU " TVFVuUV IVIII tIITesIUuVIsI VI %
SlI422 81
CIR.
BY amount Of State tax assessed
forls6O, sl3C3S sc
BY amount assessed on uuseated
lands for 1859 and 1860, 1s3 IS
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AY ER'S
CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complilning' Aro you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un.
cuntOr,dblcl THESE symp-
toms are often the prelude TO
serious illnpss.s Some tit Of
sickness Is creeping upon yor,
aud should lie averlcd by a
timely use Of the night rent
cdy. Take Ayers Fills, and
cleSnsc o,l tho Ihpidered hui
rrors-- piiriiy Il5 blood, aud
let tho ilulds move on unOb-
s,ructcd Ia health again.
They stimulate ,ho mncuons
Of the body into vigorous 40
tiyi;y, purity the system from
the distractions which iuako
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CIR.

Expenditures 5. Receipts Of Northumberland
County. from the first dag ofJanuary 1850,
title last day of December, Of The same
year, boM days inclusive.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20

.''TI n y 2. L'''II, y NH'ry'
Your Iz hnya lai long iliai in my practice, aal
Lvi rly ia V-t.'in VI iHe host HptIiruts have
inl. Ia,r Alternative tl'cct ulun Tho liver makes
IL excellent rrr'iy whnN given in small doses
a.,.a'.s Gyscuhry anil Ci1rnUu. Their scaT-CoaliuS
i> tuNm ac'rps, 10 ,.,G cuient fur tho is,
Z. v,ltru and !IlTrn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20

Those g paid q settled by administrator
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20
Constipation, ,Custlvcncss, Su2pre ion,
li:'cUin7tisn1, G0u:. neuralgia, Drop
-, s9nrnIysIr, E'ltS, etc.

Ei'H liz. :. j. ltrgtJ. N,atrcI cr',,1
Too much cannot re said Of your Pills fpr tho az
cH rr'NE. lfoth,rs Of uUI IiH:clHly have Euud them
r' r 'na 80 have, th,y sIrHl jim IN ~ orlaiu-
in- o. ;'r 80" benefit "i iit" murtcs who stcr fom
That c:r. .ls at which, although had cnrUgh ia itseE Is
Lac pt"-cuitor OF others ilat v'.". il'.vo coz
''r1r' "urgint!n ~ Tho I.tu., L,I r!i.5 affect that
Sr.aM An. .IEn Lle ,Iise.ho.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-04-20

Statement Of Finances Of Northumberland
County, January l, 1851.
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7thAr barn Wright u Gibbs, B9s.on CID scsrs Ne
Srssns mp Emily y Pierre rs.sisE Lysr
Peys saa 6Ssf Eadss Sorsoa FREQ
.s ap SD brig sissiasR
;sss SsEans Nelson Burt New
YORK; Tomss. Anderson, Phladephia: March I, bark
Ihemss Anthony from 81 George, nyerpoo scnrs
Herbert, SgslsSy STers e""'''' - con,n.
sYsr sS H sras eas faf
,SLoucEsTER March Sid schr Ocean Flower, Cove
sthAr schrs Dunton, Sherman Rockland FOR sY9rk;
Flavia Bush, Provincetown for do; Mary Mangum Wa
ORLEANS March sArr steamship HabSna Mc Coz,
Gspa, Havana; bark Alex McNeill somers Philadelphia;
sss Ga
s; Sy EsRSsA
Ssa Red o ae sas
Break p Day Hammond. Kingston, ia; stoney Berg
6hArr ships jefferson Rollins Boston; Transit. Pat
ten HsvIe: barks Action r Bensoa Gassqw Elizabeth ea
ssan Cd ssips Ssry Orr HaTre sosphora eadeoa
liverpool Lorenzo, Maverick Havre; Prince Of Wales (Br
Sarfs Young ass
lowed to Feb q ship Pocohonas 2oth ship L,gaura
bark Laura March ships Viafranca, Castor, Whitney
March sGhr Grns Ba
NEW BEDFoRb, March s"Arr schr Charles Henry from
being defee,ye at the head.
fos phaSspha Ann Ellzabsh Johnson East GsssnSeh
M ss ses s S Sd as
Boston, lucy White Arsy EGc ss d for New Yonk
Briggs Dissien %; Baker Pierce asrwlsh for
fok Benz Wright B,ow9 Boston for ranger Annie haas
wind, brig Lincoln webb; schrs Hardscrabb VIM Gregory
bins. Fortune Bay, NJ for New York AN D''N ~
At IS rssss George Whitney ess.
s;ss
snd
oak ryder Boston schTs Abbott! Laaam saSannah; .
oy Dd s% aeess
cro.sn Taunton Gazele Nayor, sagus; Chester, Brow
T ospray Kenne
p pof George sfpns sv Sav S9 c hen1 Briggs Elizabeth
JCnes sosH SD 'Shr
and from below schrs Somerset and susan Mary.
se1s n assd
SON. Boston, Elizabeth Eleanor Lane, NYork; Arctic,
ap ;rsH 9sen
Sc aARs Feb ssr h0ps sSas wne
In port 25h briggs Surf, Mcnre disg suwannee Munro
SAVANNAH, March 4-Below, schr Martha Skinner,
Syn West harepoO Eng for ORDERS schr Pacific, Far1w,
schenck Work Br ship Lord Elgin Chapman, Lvepool
Brem bark Johanna Fesenfe London for ORDERS schrs
Vaughn, NYork Moonlight Tuthill Boston. Cid Br ship
Medina. Norris LIVERPOOL Br banks Observer Trey and
stirlngshire Adams do brig Speedway Thompson Bos
ton.
7thCd ship Earl Of Derby, Burns, liverpool bark La
comic Caraer, Fleetwood schr Harriet Lewis, Williams,
CaIdepas.
sEARsPoRT March 3-Ar- bark David Nichols, Nichols,
Boston Sid 4th brigs waccamaw, Nichols Bucksve; Hud
Griffin,
SALEM March 9-Arr bark GEN. Brown, Africa Sid 10th,
schrs David Newcomb, Whorf Tanger Leocadia, Small,
NYork
WILMINGTON, March SAT- steamship Petersburg,
and Isabel Alberto Tucker NYork; Cordery. Grace
Boston; W II Godfrey, Weeks; Boyce Adams Ann Bart
le Hersche q masts BrdsaD; Only Daughter Fauken-
burg, and DeRosset Smith NYorh Lucy circuit Perry,
Rockport Lizzie Mar Haby Boston, Cid schY Geo Green
Rich Nj ork Having repd)
wTNTERPoRT March Arr schr Corvo Hobrook New
brig Robin Rankin Cardenas Sid 7h, schrs
Mark Bolan Kingston ia: T j Cummings, Jones, Cuba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12
The Street Commissioner and tho Coun-
cttmsn.

STREET COMMISSIONERS OyTfcg,
Nav YORK. March IL, 1851
TO TIE HovoR,BiE the BOARD o. CouvcrNEy.-
GgSnExEs-I have just returned to the city, and find
an unaps resolution of your honorable body passed
February 2s 1861 requesting the street Commissioner
to pform your board its next meeting by wha, autho.
ity he au,borzed Abraham D. Carock and Patrick
MoGipness 70 CO work for tho Corporation at Essex
Market whilst az the same time they holding the
ostoD Of Inspectors OF Membranes Wharves in the
Departmert" IN reply beg leave to state that
be street Commissioner did not authorize this work 70
be toce the contrary expressly ordered that ~ should
Tot be done Until appropriation made covering the
excuse Ola rot Abrah IN y Carlock nor Patrick
McGmuets 20 do this work. gross rrogulary has oc
yct ordering work 20 DO done without making appro-
nration therefor and eccun0y from failure the part
Ut The Sup fntendsnt o. public Ruiidpgs to comply
Nrlc'ly With the ordcls Of tin department and ordi
nsnces OF tie Common Council For fuli explanation OF
all sie facts 10 tn you respectfully cferfed TO
the Following orders fro this department and cor.
sespondence end reports Of he Superintendent u Repairs
"a supplies namely
i, Joly o, 1se0 street Commissioner to superintend
epe ~ Repairs and sppes direct nr "a, expenditure To
no mo nrred onv for positively necessary rapairs
n. nuarv 2, 1861 Street Comm, ssoner 20 sDperin.
tandent ~ Repairs and supplies regard 10 most rigid
eoopous w ueed uDt after the passage the tax an
Marcb a P1--Report OF Superintendent Of Repairs
Ard supnles Ia r. 1y resolution - inquiry passed the
n ard az CoonrIro relative 10 emp Oytng Messrs Oar.
sDcL 4 McC,nns.s 10 , ok Esscx market repairs sc.
ID. March a. 1901 rect Oommissiong 70 Superio-
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schr Emblem Crower, v.scasse., days
Schr Eidridge SNOW, HArwch.
schr q l.. Lowell Boston, days
schr X NJ Price aeldert Boston for Wilmington, De-.
Schr II Gibson, Crockett, New London, days.
schr n Warren, Chapman. New Haven, 2 days.
Schr Jayne. -, Brookhaven, days.
sehr . Howard, Beebe Georges Banks.
Steamer PotomskA Nye, New Bedforo-
EtaAmey Ospyav. Kenny. Provdenoe
Steamer Westchester, Jones, Providence
Eteamer Pelican. Baker Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships Northern Light Aspinwa: Cakawba Havana
and New 0reans Montgomery, Savannah; James Adger,
Charleston 9h) barks speedwel Gbraltar Atlas Ha
vana; Albion Lincoln Cardenss; Peter Dem Savannah;
briggs stad Basel OF and for Bremen; Mary Lowell, WI.
mington, NC.
Wind ut sunset NV, Light
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Port OF New York, March II, 1851.
CLEARED
Steamship Northern Light, Tinkepaugh Aspinwall-D
steamship cahawba smith, Havana and New Orleans
steamship Mont gomery, Berry, sasannah-H Cromwell
Steamship james Adser Phillips, charieston-sporord
sieam.hp North Carolina. Powell, Wilmington, Sc-H b
shin Fearless, Holt, san rmncsco-w Coleman a Co.
ship kspubhk tbrem), Wencke, bremen-Henschen Tn.
BARK Magi, cheever, Londou--I ) Carman.
BARK II Cam Chapman COX and q NATURALIZATION
B1k evening Star, tiiilard. Havana = eager.
BARK Z Walker, ksynes lisyana-pelano capen
Berk Geo Leslie, sradhury, Cienfgeg,s-R rrundy
Rars & James s,U "rns s PhadepS"-icasa sell
lug bsno.e rIsser aerr r9ee.a becker Gracves
Prg Joseph. Cables, Car,enas-Maser.
Eng Ambrose Light Bryant CardenasYstes Porterfeld
eng OCEAN vsve, Jane. xieara-l = ward a Co
Biig ALBANIA (Brl, sullivan, 81 Stephen, NB-H a A
sr,s Grsxfo,d, mail, rhhlaaelphis.r Talbot a Co.
schr : u stroup, Foster, Havana-T Is Chase i %
febr iiowmd' Ito ward, Phiadeiphla--j L DAVIS
ARRIVED
steamship CIV OF Mane.eNsr tBr,. fsoskell Liverpool
Ohm Date ch lust lat 90 rs Ion " lo passed sr brig Re
steamship rc,omas Watson, sa, a9nah. with ndse and
Pan Rs 20 sn buck @ Ts 4 wa as % prn
hcvig vhe bnreee with roi bore and black letters. ~
etlsy Sc gales 4 of ustteras
An fcvsnier (Br, of Yarmouth, Nl raymond Glasgow
days. with coal Thos IantF- Had heavy weather
most OF the passage. Ioth inst ~ miles Of sandy Hook
ok pilot frotA boat VIM II Asrnwal, Ne q.
Enrk Adelaide Orusl fNfner TOulon, As days "A days
from 1ibiatar. IN ballast, ~ order
Bng rrovidenza tNeap Sri -roro, Naples 30 days
VIII rn Chamberlain, Phelps C6 Had heavy weather
meet OF tho passage.
brig Eliza ana lof Buehiln, HenIck, Trinidad I6 days
with sugar sc 10 Thompson Hunter
nrg Ser Foam, briggs, New Bedford, daye % ballast; to
load for Malta.
~chr Albert Treat OF funkforD Bowdotn carleuas 10
World.
nsn and scbr Paragon Hatch, both sailed Bosoa the day
l,chr lBhn. Stcts0n, Wilmington, NC 4 days
Scnr q tiulee Fprtnsn, Virginia 3 daya'
~chr Savon, faiehfor1, Elizabcihpprt for Savannah
sclr Aimiia " Brggs Eligabcthpoit fo B6slan
Schr MB2rpra, Ells Liizabe port fcr BOSTON
schr Daniel Ne5s.ert Perry, LiAthehplr 0r Boston.
Schr y Hammond, liamnond, Fl1,be,bpon fer Cam.
sctr Benjamin, whalsn, Eas,por, Z days
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Wneat vas ut least lc cheaper and was freely offered
bushels =, 81 AZ 4, S, for white and a % 3, 30
FOR red Western, s. 20 81 30 for Milwaukee, 81 10 for
North western Clue and 81 Is 81 IL FOR Cecago spring
FOR oo, aud soc Gle Tor Western myei and Ole a
6lc for southern yellow. Rye steady, but dul a. 6sj
roc Bsr'ey que, sales 900 bashes tate u lots,
at CSC. Is1 Oats selling Al 81 34c for STATE
21,c a 331sc for Western and Canada.
CoFFIE moe demand, and sales were a sde Of
100 bags Rio at II ac 1870, with go bags s. %
mpgo and 100 bags Naracaibo on terms not n de public
COTTON he demand was more active, aud rocstiy
Tor lots @an;cd by spinDsrs Tns sales amounted 70
about 100 bales, basis Of IL ae. IL for mid
olpg upend per pound
FRKGnrs.-Produce was not freely offered to-day, as
shippers wiling to pay asking rates 10 Liver
pool the engagements included IL 900 bushels wheat, in
bulk, and II 600 bushels corn in bags at 121sd 500
boxes bacon at 40s Id, ana 600 bbs rosn at IS 7s
10 LONDON there were 900 bushels wheat ships
bags, al l5d. goo hbs flour AZ a., 100 bbs pork at
5s, end 400 boxes cheese at s5s To Gloucester COCO
bushels wheat shipped at 1874, IN bulk. To Glas
cow nothing new.
HaY-Sales have been made Of 500 bales part at s5c
Hors so bales disposed Of at 2sc. SOC.
lRoN in slack demand, and was somewhat nominal
LEAD dulL prices unsettled.
LIME was IN request at 81 for common Rockand
MoiAssFs-Sales made Of 9S bbls New Orleans at
32c and 100 hhds Cuba muscovado at &c.
NAVAL SroRE-.-Saes were generally Lgat to-day but
prices quoted steaiy.
ons-Ihe demand was chiefly for linseed, at eoc q
&c.
PRovrsIoSs Pork was dull and 800 bbs were sold at
Sit 12ts tl7 rs for mess and SIC so s12 70 FOR
per DBL There less activity in beet, Of which only
100 Do changed hands at former rates and in lard
sales Of which confined TO 800 pckgg al 955c 1870
| Bacon, cut meats but and cheese were inactive.
RcE.-About $50 casks were sold at a1ac 40.
SEaDs The 400 bags clover reported sod G.
7Lc Sc. Other kinds were not active.
SoAP-Abont 100 boxes CASTLE changed hands p. I.
Of 250 hhIs., mostly Cuba, 41sc. &c. but includ
lug 125 bids meado ON p t. and 6a5 boxes Ravara at
5'sc. a 51sc.
MulssrY sales 7g0 bblg mostly lTt.c
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SUPREME curt, CRcurr-Part Mos $40 bbI, 583 COL
co., 6l3 407 7o7 705, $685. 49, 365 49, 1888 4s9 GAL
$685. 6t9, 66l 665. Part 2-Nos $685. 500 b2s $780, 53s
$40 s42 644 54e 54s, $780, $751; 55o sos, $780, $685. 564
INFERIOR CouRr.- Part mos. l103. I45l, $780, 1873
TO- 1913, l5l3, 1917, 1919, 1921, 1923, 1896 1927
1871 1888 Par Mos 254, 142 s72, $50, 1884, $50, 1885,
90, s96, TAO, 1872, S62, 1874.
COMMON plEAs.-part Nos 3I49 3o4, $40 200, 800
SIS o95, TOO, 7l3 IA, 72l PA s94 205 400 Par. 3
Nos 81 1885, lao, 49, aga 1884, 1856, 245 $780, 457 49,
4s6, 537 IVA 1890
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Sarc s e. SCI 500 sss "a 4so so7 $3.50 7ss ss
March o.. 7o5, oel 80 1853 1886 1913 ss7iia s
Increase. ssll,lsl 2sA97s
Decrease. 5s7,63s 9aa $50
Compared with the changes which other state
ents have shown, the above reveals quite mode.
rate variation from last week. The increase Of
loans and the decrease of specie both the fruit
f The award of the government loan; and con-
siderng that S., 600 were drawn out Of the
banks in specie, and nearly an equal amount of
securities deposited with them as collateral for
loans the decline in the specie column and the in
| crease in the loans seem both quite moderate.
| he falling off in deposits indicates partial
vval of business throughout the country; il is to
be hoped that it may continue.
Money is quite dull to-day, at about 6 per cent
for call loans. Paper of the highest grade il in
active demand at o = per cent; lower grades
were at various rates. Treasury notes are wanted
to-day at an advance.
The foreign exchange market continues dull.
Bankers ask LOG, but there is very little demand.
importers generally are using their money in pay
ing duties, and are postponing their remittances
to the other side.
The stock market was bnoyant and active this
| morning, the news of the probable evacuation of
Sumter being regarded as conclusive against civil
war. We minated some days ago that the diff
Guilty would probably end in this way, for the pre-
sent, and that in the absence Of the actual immi-
nency of hostiities, the bulls were likely to pre-
vail on Change. The event has verified the asser-
ton. To-day a very large business, indeed, was
done, and beginning with United States stocks and
running through the list TO the Western railway
shares, everything was wanted at an advance.
Central rose |; Erie. q; Hudson, l9s; Michigan
Central, IA; Galena, IA; Rock Island 111aa To-
edo, l; guaranteed, -; Illinois Central, 2; Read
ing, a. State stocks were all very firm at gene
raj advance, and so governments. The lead
ing spectators continue to receive advices from
Washington predicting a continuance of peace,
and announcing that both Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.
Davis are bent on avoiding the shedding of blood
This afternoon the market was strong, and the
full prices of the morning were paid for all kinds
Of stocks. At the close the market was firm the
following being the quotations:-Uni States 6's
1881 9li% 95 Virginia as, 70 a u; Tennessees,
747s Is; Missouri So, AZ a ~ Canton, IA l5
Cumberland Coal preferred, 81 5; Pacific Mail,
81 x; New York Central, 7914 %; Erie, 3394
a "a; Hudson River, 46 u; Harlem, 1873 l6;
do. preferred, 39ss 40; Reading 451t x; Michi-
gan Central, 5Sa4 -; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana 49, y; do. guaranteed, 3614
a ~ Panama, ll6 ll6A; Illinois Central, 81
u; Galena and Chicago, 7214 a "a; Cleveland and
Toledo, 3594 49, Chicago and Rock Island, 59%
=; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, "a
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was "a fol-
lows:-
Receipts. .... s2s2 47e 70
For customs. 10 600 90
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Not an Once Seeker.

TO THE EDITOH OF THE HEHALU.
New YORK, March II, 1861.
You are mistaken in placing my name among tho list
Of applicants the Office Of United States District At
torney. applicant for that any other office
whatever. Neither have been, you state cand.-
date for Congress- from my district but In the last cleo
ton received 80 Oe0 the republican candi
date for Eecorder of the city Of New York
Very respectfully pour ooedient servant,
rH0S. B VAN BUREN,
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ndent Of Repairs and Supplies asking why Kr csrlcsk
WAS employee &c.
March 8, lsol-Report Of superntend It Of Repairs
ana supplies 70 street ssoner ssates the circum-
stances under which he employed Mr.. Ca u ck, &c.
All OF which 10 most respectfully ,bmlited.
G. W. HhIra, Street y whatsoever.
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One working day less than IN IS6U. On account
Of the food at Albany, no through freight or OK.
press matter was carried for seventeen days. The
passenger business was also interrupted.
The Charleston Courier states that Governor
Brown, of Georgia, has seized the Northern stock
IN the Macon and Western Railroad, amounting TO
million of dollars.
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Assess Sales 30 bbls at full prices
BREADsrUfrs.--t1our was trie cheaper, bu. rot in
mrch demand buyers were reun'an. 20 operate,
at still lower rates Stles 700 state and Western
400 bois Southern and 400 ooIs Canada closing with
state shipping br nds, AZ IS 1911 IS 90 and extra
Ohio do DO a. IS 40 IS So The sales OF rye -four and
sal r'vrvnr tapA Wa rOru soto
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duouGH THE ADMINISTRATION HAVE CON
- ended ~ give Forts sumter aud Ptckens, SPbN'tE
VI determined 70 Keep selling Philadelphia Ais al arse
cns, usual No Coandt street. northwest corner OF
SpENCER
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The arrangement entered into by the banks of
this city, on the 2lst of November last, by united
concert Of action, to sustain the commercial inte-
rests of the city, and to obviate the panic which
at that time appeared to be so close at hand, ex-
ored on Saturday evening last, and the remainder
of the outstanding certificates were all returned.
The maximum amount issued OF these certificates
was 81 1915 600
The net receipts of the Harlem road for the
month Of February as follows:-
February, 1885,. $95 Cos 90
February, 1851. 73sl3 OF
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A CARD-rHE UNDERSIGNED, MANUFACTURER,
"a for the last dxteen yeArs Of the Justly celebrated
XXI Legee Buttonhole and sincs general intro
ducton OF the sewing machine maker Of the
superior article called the Legee Xxi sewing ws
would most respectfully announces that he has ho
market entirely his account and intends
anty hand and for sale full and complete assortment
Of unrvaed Buttonhole Twist and Machine Twist 10 BE-
known by the name of star Legee Twist All orders thank
fully resolved and promptly attended TO- Price uets
had application, by letter otherwise you're
respectfully JANIS LoVArT, l7s Bank street, Newark
n il
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
IA We are determined 10 convert Merchandise into
OF which fact everybody viii
BIB CONVINCED,
AFTER perusal OF the following list OF prices
ALL HouskkkEPkBS
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S SHIP PING NEW S.


ALMANAC sxw roRK--rsis DAT.
............. IL MOON 70
sSrs............. u HIGH wkrER. %
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a MALGAM BELLS.

a MALGAM BELLS.
"A At ces the reach Of every church. school house.
factory cemetery farm the land Their
United States for the past two has them TO
bine valuable qualities than other among which
tone, srength durability vibrations qualities
unequseo by any other eizes 5000
lbs costing less than half other metal 1917 cents per To-
at which price warrant them twelve months send for
N. O. CHADWICK 400,
William street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

nEAFNEss.-A NEWLY INVENTED INSTRUMENT
IL for extreme Of called the Sound Magn
ner Organic vibrator and Invisible Voice Csnducor
into the In least percepblo; the I'M
moved 1t affords instant relief deaf persons enables
them TO hear distinctly church and at pubic Asembiea
Price e. lss Every other kind Of hearing INSTRUMENT.
Messrs SOLOMONs, Opticians 50 Alternate street Ptcca-
diy, W., London, England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL

MONDAY, March ll--6 p. nj.
The bank statement Of to-day compares as fol
'ows with last week's--
Week ep6in0 Loans Spe,fe Circulation De7,asi,-
March q 1921 500 863 "a 4O7 $3.50 753 So 1856 28s
March D.. ,U9l 80 Ss2 1853 $3.50 733 50 A48
Lncre ase <Sll l31 2AA 973 -
Decrease. 5s7,63e 923 $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-12

ONE HUNDRED
Fancy French China Dinner Sets containing from hum
dred and sixty two hundred pieces ranging in price from
$50 TO $40
the set, and all at about
ONE-HALF
the usual price, Any having present or prospective
need OF
DINNER SET
can make a handsome saving by purchasing
NOW NOWll kOWlll
Orders from the country must enclose the cash with no
addition of sufficient rum for packages Oar FUNDS
only taken. w j T. DALEY a GO. G3I Broadwav