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Ceessu iron CesraI Asia.

The GAZETTE DIR LA BouRsx, Of st. Peters
burg, contains the following communication from
Oreubourg,
"In consequence Of the considerable demand for
cotton importation Of this article from Central
Asia took place for the first tmo this year during
the winter. Caravans OF from thirty 70 fty camels,
laden with cotton. have come ~ 0rsnbourg, and II
y BY this road that the grestsr portion OF the crop
Of last year bss bcon brought from Boukhara
next summer cotton Ia expected fiOm Khiva aud
tin remainder Of that Of BoIkhsrs. The price has
not yet been fx.d u 10 generally FIX ed at the fair
Of Njny. The Boukharites are willing N sell their
cotton NJ from 1r. 10 Ir. IS cop. The pound. ith.
erto the prices have kept u? 7r. 80 cop. 70 7r. 30
cop. For the winter conveyance 70 Moscow lr
i0c. were paid per pound. cThe pound Is equal 70
3C.1olb. avoirdupois Enghsh)
II Is only recently thet the importation Of this
article has assumed large dimensions. In so only
1000 pounds were imported nom Central Asia.
Since 1875 cotton has become the most considerable
srtcle OF our external commerce tbs year the Inn
portAtion rose 70 10000 pounds, and sine then
cotton msin,ains the FIRST place. The merchants
unders stand tn. quality Of te cotton Of Bonkhsra
and Khva II IL carabls Of bcng improved. snJ IL
production developed in Central Asiz at least,
such IL the opinion Of Russian merchants who have
visited these PLACES Recognz ng the high impor-
lance Of shis article Of produce for industry we
SINGER, ly hope that will a. act the serious atom
zion OF our Influential men.
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At the prcse.t T. Hc the following remark,
posscss mourful intent:

5000, , ,,',,,.r,,c, i,,,,,,
lo''''H '''"''"' ~ '''.'"'
Emha ,nutut o. the bravo slain, AMI tie slck
vino hove died Ia the service Of tto. country, has
lately uC,u source ~ great Goa alton 10 sorrov-
ing relatives, sud is,ytcnsivry ryactsed. Those
WHO a.c cuss,'ci H. tAc pursuit grade t.er cha es
ACCORDING t. tie r.. < OF tie deceased, vary,u,
Il. m Sl5tl 500. Tie ''y of n private soldier ID
omhslmot for / 2, ~ scat home IA Lanl9ome
coffin for so moro. lie process Ia SIMPLY "a make
an In, son Ia NJ one ,t the Arteries hnl g. inject
therein liquid ihy,Ltel ly nr. su,IgCh O.
Parls, v! l'n rs 7g'.'t T. DC operations.
a body u. a. tluo lst 'tkn'ss j. thus rrcnared
IN t1t'r ivlit' NJ ." N wounds Lave urtI re-
.,iyed' mu.A apr tn'e j required according
I, N'e q'",Nly ma L'''rt the injuries gan
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American people that they never before exhibit
ed, and inspired them with a love for the Union
which will continue as long as American thought
and intellect shall endure.
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REMOVALS..

DAWNrEDEERS NOTICE. - FRIDES-
L BER l.ye removed their business from 2gp
Fts' nr,... u the corn of VERY aud Grand
~, uldert % OrcLtt Bank, where oil articles irn
can be red, pIucd or renewed. business c lntLuei
under the hrm Oh the Eagle Loan q hce." ulS5 I!'
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Financial. Market. Marine
News, &C., on Third Page.

RHSMATIsM, SCEorrLA, OLD Ulcers, AND
AL DisEAsEs ov rng BLoon.-ifYATT'S LIFE
DAL5AM isa most certain remedy for these DIS
eases. You who are -.f, ring the most torturing
pains remember that few doecs Of this powerful
Jet pleasant COMPOUND, will afford certain relief
Tbouseuds Of cases have been cured and published
In the Sun, Herald aid other papers. These cer-
tlfcaies AZ. from well known citizens, who can 10
seen and consulted at any hour. Principal depot
2iG Grand p. seveuiy-fvo cents per bottle.
Agent for Brooklyn, Mrs. HAYES, I,5 Fulton II.
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CASu ADVANCES ON PIANOS, MELO-
- doons, watches, diamonds, jewelry, segrs
books, stationery, furniture, dry goods, &c, DC
For sale cheap, pianos, Jewory. melodeons, French
organs, segars g'ins paper, paintings sewing ma.
chines, 81, J, f. JONES, % Apn u, % door. iO y
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IbENI1svEIsY.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
ANu,y.ns la rt. teeth rstrbc'ei without iee!.
H.. any Is n, by ~. \. JAY Nli.LlKs, 100 q and
81, twl bic. sa from Broadway, elc'I l.'r insert
is asa racumnanlatuu g. t'osc sINt .rE from
toltAa,ho. GEORGE W. HEnRIS, i1rifa1i, NY.
isl! $40
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NLEssHCITES.

nE. IANIEIS, 22l Smith AVE. NEAR
~ III "a treats disease Of the he 1T and tho va
rious G.s,ass Of both sexes, Free consultations
froIn to u, lsily, ie4 24ac'!to
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SHIPPING, &C.

TOR LlVERPDOl-OID BLACK STAR
i Inn PACKET Saip HoRrH AMrRICAN,
ly.gg' ~ p,r a. hast river, salts JH'e lith. The
CHANCELLOii, ssils Juno 2ls'. For massage Ap-
ply ou board. ur to WILLIAMS & GLIpS, 40 Fli.
t,n a., myli 2iscs
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A PAIR or GENTS patent LEATHER Doors
for tso dollars, aud ~ other goods squs..y low, 1t
BARrLErT'S Cheap Root and Shoe Store, No. SI2
Grand stieet, corner Norfolk.
~ uLfC ATTENTION ~ ABOUT EQUALLY DI-
vided l., tween Bsrrum's Babies and TIE War but
We w. iure the cpinon, tast tie former V the most
profitable
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE II. 1892

eT FoR THE IMPORTANT Srws Of the gay
by Telegraph Express, Mails, &C. &c. see h'S'
page.
e. ApvrRrrsrNrSrs mart he hanicd N 20
fore nine ool,ck in the evening, in order 10 SNuIe
proper clAssiiication and rt"nScm'ht
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

A LLEvIAT0R-DR. BRIGGS NEWLY
"A invented Corn and Bunion Allevstor cures
corns, bunions, frosted ana blistered ret, &c &c.
DOC. and &fper boz sent by mail on receip, of price
and six cents. egd by druggists DR. J. BRIGGS
Proprietor and Practical Chirop- dist, 2l2 broad
way, New York. Tell b'125
f. ID. DAVIS AQCARIA CEMENT CAN
not be equalltd for glazing aquaria, green
houses or sky Light. Ma 3fsctured so fuo. 81,
New York. ieIO 3'fO9
WILL BE A FEW BALES
- OF first beet hops marked I. r. D,nforth, 81
the Albany aeambort landing, foot Of Cortandt st.
on Thursday mornpv ne n, Tor sale Inquire al the
Dey street House. 7. p DANFORTH. jeii f'1%l
ITALIAN MARBLE STEAM SAW MILL,
Nos. 1Ss, 1s4 iss fss, 40, 1872 and ly1 East Esd
st., New York--1he subscriber confines his s,t.p.
ton excivsiretp TO furnishing WORKERS In MAR.
BILE with the stock In slabs HeaIstones and mo-
nu1ent pieces sawed 70 sises No ordered. large
stock Of American MARBLE suitable for tables, Top
&C., constantly on hand. Marble shipped as direct
ed 70 any part Of the world. Orders respectfully
solicited and promptly attended TO- Address
". r. PECKHAM,
JelO 2aao'lA ls2 East 23d st., New York.
T .EAKY ROOFS CURED-ELLERY'S PA.
- tent Rutter Paiut, cent foot and war
ranted, SOC Grand, Astor p ace, 81 Park Row. 1853
Bowery. IS Eighth av 8I5 Ninth nv, SO Sixth az,
sd 81 near Third AZ. II 5outh 1th st, Williams
burgh. jeil 24acsii0
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'TlilRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
L COX THIRD Az. MD TWESrY-FlFIH ST.
CHARTERED, l,h.
SIX PER CENr l$ftEEs + PAID.
Opun day from 10 g. -; A,a1 On N inlay, Wed
neSlEy Aud SatuIdiy even. 4-s rom Otps.
Spencer h. GELES, President.
AUG. I. LEE, si-.,ta~y. my3l 2iae'l3.
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TAPSCOTTS LINE
l. or LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
II e subscribers continue to grant certnchesos
passage e. and ir m Liverpool, by their fs7orite
line Of packets, comprising in part the following
ships; ,,,oy
DREADNOIGI MANCHESTER, NlCTOkns
BENZ, ADAMS, CONSTELLATION y; Ri
WEST POINT, ESCORT, rurHpiIn
INDERWRIrER, SEA FLOWER, CAhsH ~
Making, together with others . ship every NV
days, ,.. .,r ,i,e. .,
LINE OF LONDON PASIs,
For ali Of which they grant o'rt'as'ss' on Liberal
terms. .,,,,s ypou vREI.AND Ao
,n.nt 70 ,brouShout England, Ireland, SootlaDAs
s spd Wsies' 81 the LOWEST RATES.
Sica,.on ff by letter, enclose postage stsrnpa -
~PpTApsCoTsr q CO., 70 South 81 New York.
TAPsCoTV, SMITH 4 Co, liverpool
] isI 2tss'iiS
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ARTICLES FOR: SALE.

4 LARGE, BLACK, NLWFOuNDLAND
4 do. iur sac, u.Ae months Old. Inquire at .0t
Third Avenue. lI3
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FIHsEWORK S.

nEPOT FOR J. W. HADFIELD'S FIRST
i /premum ireworks--A Fall assortment Of The
best quality and At tho lowest prices. Dealers are
respectfully invited TO call. r. FouI.Ds. Jr
Remember the number, 80 John n. lea 2IAcs1oA
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eOO6 - SLOOP FOR SALE CHEAP
SC<O carries 50 tons light drat; will carry her
load all on deck For particulars apply at 400 West
SetA " pssy sta ave, u, CLARK. 1soV0
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CARRIAGES HORSES AND HARNESS
~ flr sa',-sOV !lyAt carriages Rockaways top
aul open lu.., -, lru-c.s, express an1 busincBs
wa ,1uS depot and hotel wagons, 90 icrscs, } ~.
ness, o., at % NCyls st. aud ~ Futon hyc,
Brooklyn. my3 2iGc'IOJ
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CHARLES LENNON wYKE.
HUGH MOP.
T.. JURiFS De IA GRAVIIhE
DuBOf, D. SALlGNY.
FL COsDE DE hfhs.

Attached TO the ulimutum was dispatch from
each OF the Plenipotentiarie., stating their claims,
&c. That Of the Spanish Government Wa:
I. That q representative Of tie Republic he AZ
pointed and cent with all possible Dispatch TO Mad
nd 10 give full and complete satisfaction Tor the ex.
pul-ion q his Excsllency Don Joaquir r. Pncheco,
MiniAter Pleppoteniary Of her Catholic Majesty in
Mexico.
/ 2. That the treaty of Noa-AImonto be fulfilled
without the least delay.
3. hat indemnidcstions he made the Spanish sub
jec,s who suffered o,ses in conseq Of ihe crimes
committed on the plantations Of San vicente and
CLicocuaque, and in the mines II san Diwas; that
tho right Of Spain shall be ecknowledged 20 exact
retrbuIion for the damages cau.ed by Insults ADD
grievances since committed, and that those who exc
ouled these crimes shall be punbod III exemplary
manner, slso the authorities who did not preveIi
them, aud that absolute promise shall be made to
avoid the RECEPTION OF the same.
T. That the Government of Mexico thell make
payment of 81 600, as value Of the Spani,h bark
Concepcion uijustly eeizei-granting for this pay
mept four duys iron that OF which the ultimatum IL
received.
To these notes Of claims II added tha, their mission
Ii not limited to this eloue but extends 10 tho nolls
and generous end Of aiding without Illuminating them
- rise from the prosraton in which they find them.
At the same Conference in which the ultimatum
WIS "bi'Cu ~ var "NN'"'u
be eGacted for recent expenses and damages incurred
which hereafter shall be examined and found just
Sau Juan de Ulloa was TO be occupied svery fifteen
days by tho three Powers alternately.
The Progreso Republican organ, now publisSs
at Jalapa, says; The scarcity Of provisions conlin-
ues in Vera Cruz the food Of the spaniards s very
poor the hospitals iliir fast and The descriions
continue on large scale.
Tho invaders do not feel secure In their position,
and have patrols and counterpairos 10 all the streets
Of the city. They have not dared to make another
excursion or soriie. The conduct Of Miramon under
the present circumstances needs no comment. j.
couIusts with that Of iiS ,iends hore--ihose friends
upon whom lie relics and who, more truly Mcxoans
than be- have sympathled with tho situation OF our
country, and hastened TO hay down the arms tLey
had raised againtt the euprome Government TO take
them up against thoie who upiastly, and actuated by
thirst for riches dare 10 profane our coil. MIamou
could count upon little sympathy ia our Republic. II
was only needed that he should unite wit fore ners
that lis name should be erecTaed by Ill Mexicans
Ambition always carries men to the precipice."
Ramon Nendnina has been appointed by Prim as
Governor OF the City Of Vera Cruz.
From Venezuela we have news via PdeIto Rico
War again has blazed out in a moro horrible manner
than ever, on accoun, Of the failure Of the confer
pn,os between Gen. fae1 and Gey. Falcon. All
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R0ARn 0E COrNCl,.MEN.

The Board n,et last evening pursuant TO- adjourn
ment, tie Pr, sident, CHARLES c. PlNcENEf, eeqp
in the chair.
On motion Of Mr.. HAYES, the Board resolved thai
the Mayor be requested TO sign more warrants io'
Mr. Ha Hey until, III biz judgment, the terma oil The
contract complied with.
resolution of Mr. HoGAY was laid over, that TIE
Street Commissi advertise for the completion O..
the Battery Enlargement, and directing the Corpori
ton Couusel 10 the present contractor for any
additional the city may have TO pay for the CON-
pletion oi the work also to sue the parties rnnnmg
the Staten Island Ferry from the Battery wiihoa'
authority. and slso to sue in 900 The contractor
who took the privilege Of filing in the space be Teeh
the old Battery wall aud the new contenpiaiedwal
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

| LIVERPOOL CsTTos MARKTT, THuRepAf.-The
ses OF Cotton for th.c days were Iooo nses hcuo s
" bale, spectators aud exporters The market VA.
! friBer, with sn snysDee VI I'd 10. =,
/ TRADE RkPORT.-Ihe advlces from Manchester
are able the Goods and fans having al Up
] ward erdeacy, but quiet.
ally dull with sIignt decline, except for Com w'ich
steady Me.rs kicasris Spence Co., spd Others ~.
port Floor heavy. sod decaet I'd Dbl W5ea, dul a.
deriued la2d Red ESTER II Gl92 Red Southern y .
ORE; NLit- Western l2e4l,e; White Southern IL
8. Corn steady. Mixed 81 al o.
/ LivEgfOOL fkOvis.Os AsKKRr-The Provision hA.es
has downward tendency. beef oeciung eid qgotsioHs
have receded 26 Pork norniDsl Bacon declining. Lard
very dan Tsiow nominal. az ~. 49,
LivKRrooL PRoDuCg MakI.Er.-Ashes quiet at 80 isI
Pot. dan. Coffee inactive Ro-i no ss9s Lnseef
Oil irm ST. Ro-a quiet; common 49,. sfiHs IaIPen
| tue .feais, 1T II az. 49,
Lospos M.RKxr. -BRyApsrrYrs dull and all qussvs
slightly decintd SUGAR qu,t ard steady. COfYzB nrB
| A a. MN. RICs dull. TAILOw hrn-r n tis
LoSpos MONEY MAxSsr.-CoSsoLs closed t'I money 90
Thur.dsy At w ..,
AsEkCAN sroCks-IinOls Sen'IetshaIes va "1'-'s-s
LArrsT-Via londonderry.
LIVERPOOL, Enthusiastically Damascus, from
s. Johns y. r., arrived t'dsy. .c.-,-
Z LIvsRPooL COlroS NAkksT-1he BrokerS Circlri'
port. Ihe sse Of Cotton fO The have been - % b
ncudng ~ 30 spec1tol-, sDd 100 10 'pcret ihs
M rules tineT with advance o. the week Oh ID go
The sales 20 nay ,fnd.yl reach Geo bales O. "ncE 1N
to pecuaios and exporters. the market codls i'
but steady az the following quoisiious: -,
air Orleans .........Isd hiddiug Orleans
Far s,ooi.es M.55lng MOBILES 20
Fair Uplands .........l3.i Miidirs UPands ....l.t
TIE total stock Of Cotton port l. ssma Ell ?. S+'
which 2i5,O0d bsle. DO American.
bRksDsIUfFs-ibe market still has dos Nv ard tendency
Wheat is mo steady. corn quiet.
PEovis.oss-The rrovisioa market rules duL -,
Los DOS MONEY MAhKET-Consols closed to-day tFHi>yl
81 money. The weekly return OF the BACK Of H.
glsnd shows decrease in bullion Of f70oo0.
AMERICAN SECURITIES ILt latest sses Es SHARES
2si Illinois Genre. shares +tdi5 dls New loEs oeB'A
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ARREST or A HERALD CORRESPONDENT.
he is Charged with Being a Spy
His ympudenoe and Threats In inc
we department.
NOW NEWS Is SOMETIMES 0BIAlNEr.

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune ,.oo
'F'N''' WASHINGTON Moolsy, Feb. 10, 1852
The Herald, received hers tonight, well
said that the Secretary of War possesses Sigor
sud grasp. Prophetic as truthful
The whole city, at noon, to-day, was IN
sufiaw of laughter oy er the following order:
WAX DEPsETSSSr WAsHSsToH feo w. no o,;v.
ris ordered hat pr son calling himself Dr. i,e, hsuve
OF rebel ho,v brother lately N the i 1
s,my end no pteS end. to special Representative OF
Noe ~ Herald for Washington De sl'c ~, ,;a,.;s ,,s
~ nJ 1esu 10, sof This Departneot-o this ,h.t on sa
nd tire 9th day Of February 1907 ssehst he p"vio
,c ,ons ,.ins.. h. inrud,d himself ino the Wal D.p"t
meut soaS,o the Chsmp,rs where the Secft'Ais anu
20. pupo- obtsining war ne~s ana III
g. res Cabinet con- ultaious teegraus ee ioi pun
e. ION bich he suhoiz-d to be pubtntd ac
ba,iur mtruied he Conducted biinself osceny mskh
th'ss, TO en- Az istant Secretary feeI H. UI
OF be War Drlatn ent unless ne stodSd p-cis p''
l-c, and fued Intelligence in the Departments 10 pee
~ oinet consultations t-egrsns official conmnhica'"'
srj all received by the Department.
aid iG advance OF all other papers p..,,.u,
Command OF the Amy aud Navy shd his -uoodi
the Secretary of War and other public oihct1s ar
earnestly the business Of overcoming TREASON nh
rebellion against the Govennent of the United sstes ~
place where sie. OF sir OF any Iesoo su' io pu0
Nc pui poses. can be suffered 10 euteT or harbor. go
Newspapers valuable oTssns Of p1tic S
Induction ard every proper f'c ny WIN De srUosa 81 @
BETS sIss be properly msde known during time OF re
blhoa how useful powerful me press may
be- ike ever, thing else II 10 sobodinate to the nsons
safety. Tie fate OF army or tie destiny o. tne nao
,oay SPY ia the GA OF anewspaPer agent
The nsuon in ict with treason and epeh9n sno may
be with foreign foes The lives ana fortune.
twenty nil ,ns Of people. aud the peace aid happi
their lo-,eIity the oys Ssts the fate OF the yuehc 10
eIy republican, government forever are sssed 0pon the
In yortsnt issue - q, 49,
The dsties of the President bis OF every ONCE
of tie tove,nnn especially iu the War Department
sa military service this moment urgent snd solrt
dutrs-h- solemn and that ever tell upon men
No news "a h,rer OF any % fo ordd Treason
bic pnrp can be ,ufered inrude 'h.m ct suc
time pr by threats ,py out ofes acts winch
She .aety OF the nation requires not 10 be "a closed
For thee the aforesaid w. has been arrested snd
aud al persons offending Will be dealt with ~
a ake manner EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary OF Wei
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TILE UACKLLY CONIRACr.

The Committee on Streets If the Board OF Alder
men. Of which Mr.. WALSH il the Ch.nnan, mr.
Yesterday afternoon, pursuant TO APPOINTMENT -
Mr. Valentines Office, for the purpose OF he,p'p
what Mr.. ilachley had 10 say IN regaid 70 'e
cleanup contract. IL answer 10 numerous lni'"'.'
put by Mr.. FRoMEsr, Mr.. Haclley said tha' DC .Ot
sidered il necessary by the terms ~ the ,"nf. ~
70 cleanse the crOss-walas the iai Wiu'n VI 49,
hagging only, and that he WAS oohge1 70 Aecp 'os
streets in such condition rs ~ hhori re pII's.
Tor vehicles. lie said that III Decembe, ie ,ad ~.
a., IN h. EMPLOYEES $50 70, ahd III JanaAi!
All a55 "a Ia regard 10 keeping the CUTTERS ersH,
10 nnderstood that IL WAS only incumbent upon ~
IN cIeanss them ten or fifteen feet on ei-H.i s|
d,e culyert. He thought that the streets nAu -
kent generally clean under Tie coh'Iac'' A.;,,se.
that he would so on with The worh 10 'le "IonE
lion o. NIL concerned as soon Ms the EMO" '"'''
pass OH. 4. ;,,,;on and
The da.iyu of the Committee 10 ascertain VIZ
streets we're not KEEP, clean, aud nc uin NOV 30 con.
mon questioning how OF IA Whai b'-i"''
| tfact was obiMnei =. l.. ,,.,s d,.irous Q.
k.aniny th. streets clean, aud that De $50 ~ nv
,ion of aysiling himsef oi shghtins tno con.
means Of ANY loop-holes 'Da' H''s"
tract. ,;o,, cr "a ,ubieC',
A,e' sumo G,,.SS',noi 70 the call OF a., c,it
NV ''. 30 ,tI,rgIr, oN THE sTntEis' o.,
r, " .,.,S,, va. ~ cedtd byswe'H- CIV ", -
- - US . 70 OF lie eut,ef the me'i'' 80 49,, .s.,s
h aSsin many psit' q ile ri.l e. iis,lsyi
aud ba.suienis j0ins iDa'h 'H''S'
10 N. idi.ore) lac n \. i"S"H" a. s,r,rfs
sus. mr Hackley endeayors TO Keep 'n' -,
- =. .r,..ebl. condition" during 'h'' se' o' A..
p,ov,d.,,. aud hi. eoutsct viii admit j. '' s,o,u.
ana .t,b lee as to- many OF them are MS ''' ,.b,
49,. or occucsa, Of houses aad lots oppo'e
t.ei,y ora..,ee. compelled g Keep them n.os.
,uow Iepcled in front also Ma. HseAeys pns
for clearing the cutters the inters e.iou' ' A.
IA. eros. w..s" A little fsnea, Mes'f'' h"''''
.pse,fuliy solicited
Ass Iork, Eco. Z, 1862.
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SALE OF RARE CoIss ASD MEBALs.-Last even
ing Bangs, Merwin & Coz commenced The sale ai
their rooms, No 59i Broadway, Irving Buildings OF
Il large and valuable collection Of American and
Foreign coins, medals autographs. numismstic works,
catalogues &c, &c. The catalogue opened with
foreign copper coins, among which were number Of
furthngs and Lafpennes Of the tine OF George ILL.,,
Queen Anne, George ", Charles H.. and 20 forth.
The prices ranged from q cente to 81 The Ameri-
can cents dating from 1898 TO 1856 sold we'll seyeIa!
bringing as high as s.. The Washington pieces
brought good price,. Washington cent, small
eagle, Of tie ,.e'. # the American series, Wac
sold for $50. Ano'he' Washington cent, " large
eagle" brought 81, ah third s. IS. These three
bore date 1871. 4 lot Of American silver half dol
aTs and quarters, dating as far back as 1895 brought
from ID cents 10 s. each. A fine collection Of Amer
lean Colonial money, embracing l53 pieces, next
offered IN small lots and brought oil prices from 10
GEMS 10 81 80. The nights sale closed with lot Of
" store cards of brass, copper, lead, and silver
which were issued in 7S9, 1887 ind in other panic
times when specie was scarce, by merchants and
persons engaged in mechanical pursuits. The prices
ranged from cent? 10 -.
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HOUSE OF PErSENYlTrvre

Tie House has unanimously pas. ed he senate bill
authorizing the issue OF ia demand notes
Mr.. FLAIOS rep, n. " made a pcrsonal ex.
plaDaicD, 10 reply 70 tie remarks Of Mr. Dsyis on
Enlay, affecting the case OF the latter's brother.
whore Official conduct formed the subec, Of ipquiry
BY ito Government Contract Committee.
Dir. FENION wishtd to state, III justice TO him
sel member Of the Cor LDiltee that 10 part Of
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xrufe LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY, Monday, Feb. ~, 1861.
Both Houses met at O'Clock. There was light
attendance, and, without trsusactiug any bushes
they adourned over ill to.u GROW. in order to give
members al opportunity TO attend Edward Everett 3
address upon The " Character Of The Year.
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Am TO YoLUs -. g FAsLIEs.-Tbe amount
paid 10 the families volunteers, 1T tho Rotunda,
for the last two weeks, war sl3g7i.
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1--WE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER JURa AT PORTLAND
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