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Ann Maria Ci, eldest asush.sr Of J. W. c. Lsvsndse n
The relatives and friends Of the family are .,pecay invited
tend her funeral from the residence her f.be Ne
II Rugsrs piece Saturday afternoon, tie 9Th inse,
o'clock, without further invitation
LANG-On "Wednesday. Feb. S. Sarah. wife Of Robert n.
Lang in the 81 h 5-a1 Of her sge
Tho ends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral ON Sunday afternoon Is O'clock from her late
rs'iience. No 100 East Tsenty eish'b street
MI sRiTT-on Thursday Feb. 6, Mrs Mary Merritt ssed
The relatives aud friend. u the family are repeatedly In.
sd steod the faaea from hs !esdssee Of her brother
saturday Sh' At o'clock without further invitanon.
hcDERBY-0n 1hnrsdsy Feb 6. Fsonie Belle, yodussss
daughter Of benry W. and Helen McDerby aged year
The n.r services viii take place =. the residence No 10
East se'entee'th street, on ba"rcay morning o'clock
The friends o; Inc family invited attend without fur
ther notice.
MoNsoN-In this city on Friday FEB :, David D.ssstt
a.y.s cong III. ,e%.n zen =. mss,Vn ~ o.
ven for intsrment
NcCUEE-ID this city, on Thursdsy, Feb. g. II. income,
In the 59th year of hiss.e
MOORE-In tbi, city, Thurs6sy, Feb. g. Mr. Richard
Moore. aged 20 years months ana II days
NORTH-At spuyten Duyyil, Friday, Feb Mrs Julia
A. North, widow Of Dr.. III. l.. North. Late Of Saratoga
Springs.
pnTrE this city on Thusdsy morning. Feb. g. 1862
Rdward Leon Potter youngest son Of joseph and Jane
Potter syed year ADD months
The ,ys and isods the family are Respectfully hvtoo
70 attend the funeral from the residence Of bis parent" NO.
I64 West yifd street. On Saturday, 81 O'CLOCK p M
without further inyit f,ion.
PRICE-On Friday morning. Feb. Of disease OF ine ne@
William II. Price. in IL. CRIB year Of bis age -,
fla those Of his brother Joseph NJ and OF the fahy
generally are ed the foeri RON me late fss
dence, No 81 Monroe street. SUNDAY AFTERNOON -
O'Clock The be taken TO 10 Greenwood CStns
terry
TAYLOR-In Brooklyn on w.dne,dsy Feb Of dropsy on
the brain Ellen Elizabeth eldest dsugh'e, or Jonn an"
Ann Elizabeth Taylor aged years, m'nb- aud IL days
WuDE-At Wilsmsburgb, on Wednss day, Feb s. samue,
de ofth he nfm Of bamu
ased 81 years. -,
The relatives ard friends Of the faulty Invited attend ts
funeral without further notice Saturday Feb OF
O'Clock the Co gregstiona Church corner OF soutS
Third and Eleventh street, Wuliansburgh
vOORHEES-At monisto~n, ~ j., on Monday, FEB , Of
dinhthsia Hsnry Keep dsst child Of Abraham and Co
Mil. c. No1rhees eyed scar, months ana 81 asys
ZEIrZIn this city, "wednesday F.b Charles Zeits
r 500 Of Charles aud Catherine Zeitz aged - yeas and
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DlED.

! BuRGEsS-Dn Friday morning. Feb snsr painful soi
nes. Adolphus A. Burgess, only o! A q. and L. Bur
yess.
Tie lends Of the family are particularly requested to assn,
H.. funeral the r-,id-nce Of his fshe, East New orb
on Sunday the gth nsL. at O'Clock The eusAs viii D,
Inferred Ia the Cemetery Of the Ev-fgresna
BELKNAP AT Waterford. N. T. on Thursday, Fee. G
Helen Belinap wife OF Dayton C. Beknsp aud your gee
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
attend funeral from the residence Of her father in
L. s. Beknap No 100 Eat Broadway Sunday afternoon
9Th last, at Y O'CLOCK
BARNBy-Ou Thursday morning. Feb. 6, after long and
painful Illness Mrs Mary widow Of the late George BNnby
ftlis city, in the o7th year OF Der age.
Her ends and those Of her Isaac NJ. Banby and dsuxh
t-rs Mrs !. a. Goodiif, and Mrs Samuel Appleton are
respsctfuy invited attend her funeral the
Baptist Church, Of Wooster Sstur
day sth met. at Il o'clock.
BYRO-In this city Thursday evening" Feb Mary lana
daughter OF John and Alice Byrd
CURTls-In Brooklyn, on Thursday Feb. O. Henry p.
Curtis, aged 20 year, ard months
CAvANAGH-In this city on "Wednesday, Feb 5. Mary,
daughter o! Francis aud Ellen Csvsnash aso4 years.
CRoNANIn this city. Thurstsy, Feb G. Tbs CIopas,
In the I'D year Of bis sac
DANlELS-ln this city. wednesday, Feb. s. Elifs the
beloved WHO Of Patrick Daniels aged 20 years.
HOFFMAN-In Brooklyn. Thursday morning, Feb. y
Charles infant son Of Henry r. Hoffman. 81,
The icnds OF the family respectfully invited to atena e
fuDefa from, the residence Of hts fs,her. No % Ss's '
on Saturday. at Up M.
HOOPs-In this city on Thursday, Feb Wm. fteasn1.
Hoops. youngrs, " Henry aud Mary Hoop% Tea ''~
months and days
LELAND-On Friday Feb. 7, Lucy Jane Id maa,r VI
Isaae u and Jane Z. Leland aged ~ yrA
The relatives and friends Of tbs s srpoo. oh u.t a. IA
,co~i rom the Aisnson H. T. CbuTcb, I'D Nefeu sLtsI
ons SeSs hsR epeeno e0e$6
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FRIDAY, Feb. 7-P. y

FRIDAY req '-fs y.
Tie passage Of the Currency bill through the
House had the anticipated effect 90 the stock market.
Spectators rushed in 70 buy and the Board has sell
dom shown more excitement. The bidding, espe'
cially on Erie and Central. was very animsted and
The whole market wac rampant. IL Erie common
stock the transactions registered and unregistered
reached O0 shares the quotations touching - agana
So Yesterday, bat closing at 3ii under realizing
Gales. Central was lees buoysnt than the ether
fsneies but improved y cent. Erie preferred war
81. against ISL yesterday. The Western shares
were also buoyant Toledo being the moot active stock
touching 32,. The feengn tsscuritiss was
favorable III a very marked degree. The Registered
Skies Of 1884 sold at 90 and the Coupons at 81. The
1.3O p cent Treasury Notes sold ut 3I-an improve
ment Of 4 y cent Ia Gold there was also very
large movement the transactions reaching fao, 900,
nearly all on time. The cash sales we're at 1881. AT
the Second Board the market continued very active,
and was further simulated by the favorable advices
from the South-West. The taking Of Fort Henry
was considered as very important. Erie again I'D
vanced to 80. Central rose y cent, touching S3l.
Toledo was v cent better; Panama, 4 " cent;
Michigan Central, / y cent, &c. Government se-
cur1ues were scarcely 10 strong, but Gold advanced
TO 1885. The rumor that the clause Of the Currency
bill making the interest on the public debt
payable in specie had been stricken out. decreased
the 7.3O v cent Treasury Notes 10 %. AT the close
late in the day. the MAJ ket showed but little change
but generally the quotations were 4 y cent of.
United States 6s, 1881, soa90l; United S,stes 6s
1881, coupon 9Ol 1901 Virginia es, 1886 SO; Mi,.
soun State IL, Az a42l; Delaware and Uud.
son Canal, 92a93i Pacific Mail Steamship Co.,
994a99I; New-York Central Railroad s3i
ass; Erie Railway, 81 as; Erie Railway, Pref,
so ASA; Huds n River Railroad. 1874 1884,; Harlem
Railroad, l21di3; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 3O2
d3l Reading Railroad, mae; Michigan Central
Railroad, 50i o5l; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad 2lia2Ii; Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, 4i4o
Az; Panama Railroad, HALLS Illinois Central
Railroad, 57ia5sl; Gsena and Chicago Railroad,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....
Cleared.

seam.hip-Ci,y OF Wellington (Brl Broet Live pool
q. Dale. - ,,., -.
Shis-Anns f. Hooper Hooper, Baltimore: MISTER;
B.rks-Nilhemine (Hsn.l Drnmnond ftnsdepnie, hsse
$50 a Penner; p.uel stur,. Bfidsepor, Waterman,
Dino Co Richard Denton l5Ll, EIsALe' Havana J.
R1,s-s g. Merrymsn Gay hey West, H. Bennsr; Cy.
clone, MeCsrhy Portland Thompson huote, rrisos ss
n ic.ssr Perry csrdeuas H. D. bro,kGsD Co CarojiDs
Porte Aspin~ al Psn,ne Rsilfosd Co mnis he' M
Ing. cone W g. A. Brett Son a Co a ru'tnefs lpht
Ioha.on I,cmel H. Becser Graves. Milo (bf.b Csmp'.l,
X pen. III j T. A. DeWolf hank. Downing. OibsI~-
scboensrs-aanp.h Haven. Roberts. Providepee n. :.
.csett. Koth,n Conley, Por, Roys Miller nousn,oo
Young Teszer. Morton, Port Roya NieAef''ni "e's'
Eulfoqd Key West, +. ID. Hurlbut Co . w.,
S,esm.r.-M stafford ssnfyd Pbisiephis, Newferk sns
Phlsde pba Steam Navigation Co.
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TIM soop Lou osf of Staten Isand lying the foos ss
N.,b Moorc street N. r.. destroyed by ire a. ecock
hi. morning She had oa board 10 bsles bay.
TaE STEAMER LOUISIANA is afost at Hsttess The steamer
telegraph :. a. d.
BERLIN MD, Feb Tho brig Caroline White fof Bosou,
Jones' from the Island Of Cube with cargo of moassa
bound co Phiadslphis and cousiIed 20 Massn Co., came
sshoe on his beach Last night Soc full Of water and hs
cargo will be very much dams snsly lost Vessel
and cargo insured IN Phisd-rhiA
ny letter TO Elwsod Walter. esq, sec B'd Undsrws
ST THOMAS jan. 81, VIA BALIIyoRE, FgB The felS~r
Ing vessels here In distress; LAX Theodore Cut from
Wilmington Del for franc, decks swept ard badly
Ship Wosierp Ocsa from NrwioIk fAs kiassitss sekip
niche. per heu, Ship Phisdepbis fom plsdsphis n
Lverpeol csrs Entitled Is sAins belly sps must ds'"hss
Also ssysp e<Aers recollsosed
iBJnSCnyn 70 Elwse1 n -s~s. ~. ~ ~ usews
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Eau India snd China Commercial.

CAsros, Dec. li.-Gray Shirtlrgs dull and M
charged Water Twist advancing Tea snd price. IN
altered The total expert 325l3ooo n. Exchange on Lou
don ID higher. 49,. "a, .,
SHAvGHAE, Dec. Gray Shirtings dull. Tea
declining silk active but declining Tho settlement ioI
the fortnight amount. 20 1000 bses Export TO dat" J"N
bale, kichsngs on London unsltered- .
CALCUTTA, dec. 3O.-Sbirtings dull, and decnn'
log. Mule Twist. ios unchanged Rs- Six quiet. inesG
sctlve but unchanged Copper Sh.shiug aid Tie dull and
sed. Exchange 2o. Government; secaniie'-s
cents l5f 4 cents discount FTesht' Advancing.
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SUDDEN DrATs.-On Thursday night about IL
ociock Young man came up to Officer Frazier u the
Twenty seventh Precinct the OF Ceta street and
Broadway and ek.d h. aid he bleeding prosey AZ
the and mouth lie taken 70 the sts:!on House
where be attended by DR. G. Neje who found that he
hsd ruprrsd blood vessel lie died N few ninsto. after.
ward Deceased irrsei in dxs dfah pants grey
black vo.t and kossuih hat. lie had silver wsch aud &
small Of 10 HE pockets iis IL supposed 10
De Mcba. Flsnnery He said that h resided n Brooklyn
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CUpREMf COURT-COunty OF New-f Ork. -
y THOMAS DILLON aud JOAN MoDoNAGH. Plsin-
tia. aqsin,t g. X RlDELL. Def,ndaut.-Summons for
rr,v demand on CO.. trac, Com not To iae above
nam. Defend.nt: You hereby suumoned aud required
10 shaver The complaint this action which q IL day
ed IN the Office Of tbe Clerk # City snd County Of New
Yort IN the State OF Ntw York al the City Hell ia said city
and 10 serve copy q 90 the said mpat on
c euo.c iu.r lis Ot,s No 81 Wall street T. said cir
within twenty s ser the service e this summons on you
e1cve day Of such service aud you uil 10 sn'weI
the .id complaint ,hiu the time soiessid the plaintiffs
will tske judgment stsust you for the Il ole hunded
sn Thirty three 3Oo dollars beside the costs and dtbuIse
nent. Of this sction.
Dated Janusry 28t, 1862.
CHARLES > DONNELLY, Plaintiff Attorney,
fes isVtyS No ~ Wal street New j ofs
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I'd ARRIVE


n ,ap Cdy OF Mobile from Lirupool-Lieut Chf and a
B.con OF N. T. ) stesmer Iroq1ois ,,,, n, A.
n lax F,f.q Bar.. from bsrnudaCspt HI, Mr.. HS~
In sebssnsy So Elmo from st. 7homas-E. Nicser'on-
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GERMAN BESEvcLEscE.-Tbe German Society
las, month expended 1896 - for charitable objects.
OF J ga European emigrants who arrived at this
port during January, no were Germans.
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~, uTyRY w. PHILLlfs sna Abssai I, .,, n
vie, rIg, si% I P1iS' nd 'i M, y ."s r.
Sc rye w IN iqs md Mary Ann hi. wife, Georse T.
@ s9 .y for 5ts .os
tooVe named amt 10 this action, which VIII Oe
ld 70 tho The ss Of the GSrS' ys on o."s
Coshen III On The subc ibeTs Office In tie WI
& s o.seo the County q oene within ,Ieo.y cay
sef % f TO answer he plant tain the time Aloe
5 Tie psna hi. action will sppy 10 the Court 70,
4. The ccmplsint- Deed September 20 1908
'ehs SHARPE L WINFIELD. Plsinud . Attorney.
The complaint in this scion wGa tiled ~ The once o. lhe
C of the County Of Orange the oth day oi sep'enoeT
10 he wear 1854 Dated Feb 4 1862. -
NJ 10 avs. SHARPE & WINFIELD PltF'sAtys
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MAR RE p.

PAOE--YEOhANsOn Tuesday Feb q, tho ,esidsu 20 Of
the Hon. Y. q. Yeomans, In Wsworh, Wayne County
y Y by the Rev Horace Eaton Of Palmyra the Rev. WI
liam L. Page Of Phelps, and Miss May feomans Of Wal
Hoth
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reaal Notices.
IrANT ~ nm order oc ROBERT ii.

PURSUANT to an order o. ROBERT ii.
L COLES Surrogate Of the County Of Wesiehesi,r no
tce 10 hereby gwen according 10 law 10 b persons hs'
csims seaiust the estate Of ELlSHf. O. OILS. late o.
Town Of Workers ~ said CoourJ. decessed to
same with the thereof v, the VI de tlsnso The
traitor ell aud singular the gootA chsttr ana c11k At
,sid dec4s ed at hr Ogic- Il WILLIAM A eps,re The
torney No l2 Broadway Nes York City on OF J,nusrv
18Th day Of July. A. D. 1862 Dated ~, ~ is,.tIsor
A. d., 1862 Is. L. bAppii-
isv6 Sat
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Cost ono fonnb.
Professional Notites.

HENRY L. RIDER AttOrney-at-Law &c.,
Office on l5h-st Gg door north OF Rgys Co.. Baus
the stas IressIy, var and Navy Departments
se a. attention gwen 20 "a. prosecution Of elaine ~ the d
sss.at Gepsruert." and Pensions Bounty and Pay pro
cured w tLoss entitled thereto No person hss greater fci
hs for The tsntcon Of business in Washington and psr
H.. tayrs srces see6ful ior Army aud Navy Muuon,
Of Wa otLers, vii time end money by applying
20 hin Persons alsseng buness n Washington viii Ind
biz OF very convenient Address above, y. o. Bon NO
t10, NGshingoD ID G.
4 ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
"A CALENDARS 10. the year 1902, in TIE TRIBUNE
ALMsNAC.
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Mr.. Marsh, President OF the Erie Road eohtih'ieS
TO aid the Government TO the extent oil his power
circulating Treasury Notes on the line Of his ROAD ny
Disbursements &c. lie has thus pat out, within iou'
or five months, $SG0,OOO.
The Circuit Court for the County Of Milwaukee
has ordered an election for Directors Of the Mi~an
kee and Minnesota Railroad LA Crosse and hiwau-
keel on The second Monday in March.
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Charles Chambers, an Old ind much esteemed
r,sdent Of 81. Louis, died on the Let inst.
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I. N. NFKvTN. AucnonerI.
Rl BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
~ uss Nos. 50 ana 500 Broadway Ssies Of Boots s.s
ossyy Piesres WOTs1 o Art Fancy Goods. Furniture. kc
FRIDAY EtENINO, Fcb. 7, ct O'Clock.
BOOKS and STATIONERY -Compnsng tine hbrsry edi-
Sons q StsD6ao Noks various subjects aud hisc-aue
Lieraiu-e ircu5rg lllu-rste5 Books &c Also
srtmsrt "a staple ana falcy Stationary. SC
MONDAY AND rOESOAY EVENINGS,
Feh - and II, at O'Clock.
COINS, MEDAl s &e--A choice colleo ion Of American
sad Foreign Co.r Medas Tokens Cards &C Aiso Nunis
HA'ic Books and Catalogues. valuable Au,ossphs &c,
CENSUS OF 1860. -POPULATION Of EACH
~ STATE 10y COUNTIES also tle Population 81 the pin.
{, a. Nies0f the United Slaves from the CENSUS Of 1850
oil 10 found a. TIT. TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
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MINIATURE ILhAsl

Syn-Rises 100 SetA......'s'Zol Hioon-e7'''' '
uI6r WATER 1His DAr. "a.
sandy Hook. 2.04 Gov. Island Zoi hehVs's''' 49,
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FEB T-loooo bbs PIour. 1900 bags Meal 800 bbls
Whisky 3Ooo pigs Provions, wv 10. LAID 900 kess
Lud 100 Dressed HssA
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G. @67l; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, a., ai2s.
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 81 a. "a; Chicago
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 6li a62i Illinois
Central, 81 d9J; Canton Co., lOldl2.
The Exchange m-rket has scarcely opened for tb'
steamer liolders are firm for bankers Sterling a,
49, OILS but the demand il very limited.
Freghts are without important change. To Liv'
erpool the engagements are IS 600 BUSH Corn al 3D.
in bulk and bags 1900 do. Wheat at 7id. in bulk ;
200 bbls. Flour at 2s. in American and Is. Sd.
e. Cd in British aud Continental ships 500 boxes
Bacon at 92s. Cd 2,5Oc pkgs. Bacon and Lard a.
DE-; 100 bbls. Petroleum Oil at Is. Cd, AID y
steamer 300 tcs Lard at 5cs To London, 800
bbls. Flour at 2s 3d. as 3D. by neutral vessels $50
pkgs. Bacon and Lard at 25s; 800 do. Bacon at 3os
by neutral ship. To Bristol, 800 bbs Flour at
%. I'd. To Glasgow, 500 bLls. Flour at D. Cd. 200
ics. Lard at 81. Cd. Charters are less active we
only hear Of a British brig of rs tuns to South
America and hack at s., 100. The Government has
been in the market for number Of vessels but ship
owners assert that the agents do not folly under
stand their vocation and hence no further charters
have been effected. Probably, however, the agents
will retort that they sufficiently posted and that
no one can "swinde' them.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$25l ,6lO--,or Customs, $4,000; payments, 10
GLIDING redeemed = cent notes, 81, 096, 6S2 Sion
account of loan, s. 500 Balance, 81 O99,9l5 80.
The earnings Of tho Michigan Central in Janusry
were:
January 1852. s39o'ls9 %
Janusy, bol.......s.,s.'.'''s'''s''' isE''SS ~
Gain. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HbIibz9 81
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Goat ano tuooo.

MI All u avn now delivering a superior
80 a. quality Of COAL family use, vel screened.
r'sIpooi rd Csra.. Cos. no les W,.t iitbst aud No
A. HEARVF
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W ANIED - Purchasers -..zs,,
n OF Territory ard Ay.n,, f>stvNRbysy.s.s,sis =
,svmf IN ElSWALD's NJ. &s;zf@ s.e..t s<s.. :, y
s.LI, eOLEs VIII ve,r ior ~Ss1tz.ssftE,V
sad - sb oear and look wen; Afford l,rge r,oft
k"'Hs' VIA vs Iced thsss taes hppI, Nth ,tsme'
q EiSNALO Providence
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Boots an0 Shoes.

HENRY LYONS IMPROVED CORK
.OLEs are iastsnuy placed Ia old Boots and
Shoes, mss'ag The boil0us thoroughly WATERPROOF,
an ae iof 10 all obev they occupy ess spsoe and
~i Zip break nreeI NE feet Wholesale and Retail
No. y BE. eSeL 4 aud No 20 Jobn-st New-YoTk aud
W h MUhPII'S, Warrington han Newuk
g. 4 EADOCBLE-SOLE WATER PROOF
u sJb bOOTS-FOUR DlFFPRBNT sTYLFs Al
q. -, q JOSESS. Not. 10 snd IL ANS-sT
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rs,uF n0RICE WATFRS, PIANOS anl

VyHE HORACE WATERS PlANOSS anu .nS
4 MELODEONS and ALEXANDRA pUhhS1,s are tbe
sp~ iD,sYurrpt Tor psrsrs snd churches nor No 48i
Ltge 40 ortn ent csn be at tne ne" which will be
s.ds,o,iremey loN pnces Pianos 40 sn5 rent allowed
suadry makers and second nxvmei, received
a. ,,s 80 Sheet Moo du,c, Books 40 10 srspdsncc
Uu.,@ N.rc1splise stwsr prices rl'1'' :"
VII trN
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pOATS. SPARc. OLD COPPER, MElAL,
~ Re Al AUCTION. by order 81 isssc henderson Navy
Agent = H. LUDLOW Co win sell A. snction on
MONDAY Feb 10, 1882 a. ~ O'clock. At if-s Office ol +
us',; Naval Constructor no 4e Last housiont corner Of
00eTc6.
AG-,l''ty q Boas Spar old Copper Metal Windssses
Deex-t0uGes Ca0Ooses The articles ~ ysroG,
sip.y Psres w.sla. them VIII sppy to 2 Hart
SsVa CoasFneo No 80 Houston ST. at the ohce Of the
saciorefs 40. Pine ~; Whe'e caisosoes snd iab Paeu
krs "a, he had esq
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printing.
gales bn Aucilon.

A J. BLEECKER, son & Co., Auction
clos, e.t.te Feb % AZ u ,el'ck. .. the
Nsosr,s H1chsnre four,sorY bsowns,oDe ifout honss
Pros6wav aud No az Boone 4, sdjoinBg with Building.
aud Iyro, The Also, ii ee LOts On south s'dr
tsdst 2aO west Of Sias 25Xic0 Odce No " fe-s
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To,Ai....sIag,oo8 ~ si;2.4se 81 In

The annual meeting of the Allegheny Valley
Railroad was held at Pittsburgh on Tuesday.
Annexed is report Of its business for the year end
ing the Let inst:
, 1862-09-30

A SCISSORS OFFICE OF IN
IA TKKKAL KKVEKUE, ~" :.
~ FIRST DE6TRICT, ILLINOIS. =:

~CHIuA GO Espt. 81, 1s6z
o5'ssss RasH 1asi s & e. tts ssss
for 90 FlEa Dttsfa e nltnota Ihiea eoMpT1ses @
AZ H SSF4STa SESasSI q ;s; @
IL; e r. s1.s a' g Hs, e
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The C1sy Of Chicago aod the Town Of North Gnicaxo.
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Division Nc 1c1nprs ea the 9Th Ward Of the City Of
Chieaxo. and The Town q Lake View. Il. ".
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p!yision No. enmpE1ses tao fgta Wesd of sas CITY
Chicago lying north Of the Illinois and Michigan Can4
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