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The New York herald., 1863-11-30

HEREBY NOTIFY MY FRIENDS AND SUP.
l. that have Withdrawn from the "
Councilman of the Eighteenth ward and earnestly
my friends 10 support the ,ular democratic nomnoe
for Councilman OF the Eighteenth ward Mr.. GEORG K
MCGHATH. Yours truly. JAS. 4. CONNOLLY.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

4 TEkTH ALDFRMANfC DISTRICT.
Democratic Republican Regular kOmnatiOn
For Alderman,
GEORGE A. JEREMIAH.
EovAgo COOPER ISAAC IL. Brown,
Secretary Chairman.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

l UNION REPUBLICAN couNcILMASIc
meeting Of the dses,',s Of u: yr
dered and the following ticket adopted -
vow vow EabS; Eabp
Shiktzs Sf; II: zsAIhikkEkiy Rikky
SH1s; sass s;H !isssi:Ess;' i i: $s:4S:
Chairrnan
A. JACKSON Plvss.
ss ss ss ss s s r
adopted.
JosErn W. How,
meeting q s. .s tn. sr..
commended 70 sv'ry voter in 'ss ssqsfas aI:t MURPHY
Fifth ward. Chairman.
I ST coyNCILMANIc DISTRICT.
FIRST second Third FOURTH Yih SIXTH Seventh. Eighth
and Fourteenth wards.
~" CHARLES A. vIExsrsrER.
ysr eoUNoILxAxIo DISTRICT.
VIZ HHosiiIin4 T. sxHGs4.
q AIO1fnASsSIsc nsSSsAR RIsiHEsr. ssfSs soxrsAnos
xoscAN xossc Na'JsSsf JONES.
oxoacr GRuSpr. Secretary.
AEpEsTf AT4ssssH MARI RIsHf.Sh afsuLAR NOMINATION
For Alderman,
MORGAN JONES.
WALTKR ROCHE. cbsirman.
": ~ kIa. kna.i' serrcs.r'e.
SD ALDEsMAsIC DISTRICT
n NOxARr HALL REGULAR NOMINATION
For Alderman,
MORGAN JONES -.
EUGENE SULLIVAN. Chairman
MoRrinrR SULLIVAN, a.cr.,.rt.s
CoRSsLfus DoSoso.
SD ALDBRMAHIC DfsTRfCf.-rOn ALDsRnAn.
4 William Walsh. Indorssd BY the oerman second Al
iermanc District Club. -.
John RUCKERT Prssdept
WM WAGNER, Vice Prvsident, FOURTH ward
iiERM BROCKfN0. vice President sirth ward
Logs Rsc.st'"e' Secretaries
JAcos BcRnrpr Cashier.
" TiiE PEOPiE's CHOICE.
Fer Alderman,
WILLIAM WALSH.
spp AfpERKANIc DISTRICT.
STEADY. MEM ..,x,
1nrE RoR TRE MAN wHo HAS AND WILL AGAIN
SkRsH yOC,
WILLIAM WAIyU.
ron aGOERMAn.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

sNtUU1N 40 UlN Ifssrrna Of Lllg rWELrIH
~ h.nt' el .4t turnt,-f. r1nt vH.UH. Drrt4'a ~
nohins 'o- r t e,efytlne for ' uhsc'v IRE
industrousy stilsg reports f.s 'hIt vtu
withdraw from tho U.Ino FuIrc JrH
tcc the morning OF the day of ceetlu .l.f s nv
friends and also the friends og integrity. Justice
and tried ability, 10 give no orelenco 10 this ''weak
invention OF the eneny,' but TO stick 10 the rcru.
lar democratic colorS unhcsitstngly and with industry
aud confidence. | hereby declare notWiiheinndi,g ,g
The malicious and wicked falls hoods circulated by .strk~rs
to the contrary that from suuset "a tuesday
Dcccnler issA Will be Molaft Reon and rs,itt.
t9nh un on candidate for Police justice the district com.
pricing the Twelfth. NinetcSfth Twenty ser,ti yaris
VIII ~ elected without cs,n r,.,ri
ALREADY made b. IN the State H. saue and tho no, 81
OF Aldermen. Ionx 10 tickets
brace the Of Nlhoas seagris foPoce Just, ana
Joseph n fully for Ciytl Ius irc N' ""N
NICHOLAS sbAGRIsf. III We Forty second street.
CoSsrIrurIosAL UNION xostAroY.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

THE UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND THE EN-
fOrc-ment OF the laws-Sixteenth ward constitutional
Union nominaion-For Ma,or. y. l. A. BO0LE.
VIM b. PURDY President.
JOSEPH l. MEEKS. First Vice President
wM. q. MURRAY, second Vice Presdent
J0sHrH hArTRSrocx. Secretary.
ItAMMAEY HALL -
sIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
EfGHrHRENTH AND TWENTY-rIRSr WARDS.
for Police justice,
JANIS MAHONY
For Civil Jpsticc.
ROBERT ID. LIVINGSTON.
FORBES HOLLAND, Chairman.
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A Ii. WHO WANT POLITICAL PRINTING.
~ PO,ticG! Printing promptly and reasonably. call
CHARLES e. SHELLEY, Steam Printer barclay street;
Posters, ficAeiA, Cares. Gutter H!l's, &c
Al POLITICAL PRINTING AT HALF THE USUAL
~ prices Tickets IS a thousands: Fosters Circu
art: Haudols and Pastors At equally low rnirs II you
don't believe n and e. T.. DiWLEY, IL Park
opposite the Asior House.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
POLITYCAI..

UyHE PEOPLES DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF TIE SE.
venth Senatorial district viii meet at o. keis, Of
Forty ninth and sixth avenue Monday evening,
Nov 80 att O'Clock All members OF his Club.are reques
ed 70 attend BY order OF JOHN AfhlN6ON Chairman
BkRrARD KxKsAK Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

VOTERS OF TIR TWKNTY.FIRST WARD.
We nave Joined together in the formation OF the Twen
ty hrst Ward Citizens Association kayig signed the follow
ing edge.
We, TIE lnndcrssned residents OF the Twenty drs ward
Of the Now York hereby soemnly pledge ourselves
e cach other suppor! loyal hones, aithu ana eorpe
tent to I'LL different Offices Of Ls ward irrespective
OF their political opni irocvitifs.
The movement has been started scarcely TWO weeks, a;i
IL has w,lh alEosl unanimous proyal by the law
abiding ciyens of the ward Three meetings have been
hed-tbe first numbering hundred gentlemen the
numbering nesrly three hundrec and the las
attended by about FIVE hundred ~: the substantial c
il ward. The time has been short reach ali
the honest and law abiding citizens o the ward hence
take his means OF extending 20 hearty and corda
via Join with the poll. the charter
election in supiart OF thc follow my ticket;
For COuncilmeb OF The seventh Senatorial Datricthas
g. Pinckncy. Alexander Brandon Nichols H. BaococS DR..
James II. watson. Joseph Cudpp Davto Fitzgerald.
Por Police justicc-Rchard Kelly.
For Civil Jusce-Thendore J. Fends
For school commtssiouer-francs ben.r.
For School inspector-Davi W. Alien.
For clnol Trnstees--B B Aterluy ATi.d Edwards
The New York herald., 1863-11-30

CONSTITUTIONAL UNION NOMINATE
~ For Alderman G the Twei a. district PETEr ROWE
W u. GiLDERsLEEvE, Goa I'm IN.
4, r. Auus Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-11-30
JOHN II. SiiERWOOD. rresiaent.
ALERT q. RICHARDSON, p. pr.s,s
ALVAH HAIL. I, ' &C Arste

WE; THE UNDERSIGNED, LEAENING THAI MR..
w GEORGE G. BARRETT has been put In nomination
candidate for the oGce OF Civil Justice. the sxt
Judicial District cheeruy certify that have known
him. both pracis lawycr In coufs and while he
was studying law in tie cce OF Messrs. Barrett Bras
made, Wall street
From our knowledge or Mr. GEORGE 4. BARRETT
reg rd his nomination in every excellent One
his prfesso nal standing being good his abilities
the AZ erage, and, his character irTeprnsehabIr.
We make this statement without reference politics,
with the single desire To signify oi this
cia district thai judgment Mr.. EAREETT IN ea
nentiy NJ for the position 10 which ne nsprcs
Daniel Lori, H. G.. Detorest
JsmesM. Gerard. Daniel u Lord
Hon. Murray Hoffman ID. 4. Wheeler,
Hon. John W. Edmonds. Hamilton Morton
Hon Gilbert Dean. George ". Wrighi,
Hon Alex. w. Brsdford, Stephen Merribes.
Philo T. EuEgles, John q. Vosc,
william Belts, j. ". Gerard. Jr.
y. y. MArbury, Isaac Marin,
q. II. d. Bowdoin. Charles Donohue.
John A. Weeks. Henry Day.
Hon. VIM n. Evarts, W. O. Morton
Hon. Henry Nicol. George Buckham
q. NJ. Ogden, John g. r. Snidt.
Joshua N. Van Colt, John A. Osborn.
Richard O'Gorman. j. W. Fowler,
John X. Hackett, Richard Mott.
Hon. W. X Beebe,
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Z "a e . ..--f
aJUDGz CALEB B. Smith ON DISCRETION AND
CoNsPlRAcY.-In the case of the Morgan coun-
ty Qnd) conspirators, tried in the United
States District Court at Indianapolis, and found
guilty, Judge Caleb B. Smith, in his charge to
the jury, remarked: 81
Our Government is a peculiar one, and de-
ponds upon the people for its integrity. As the
people are the source of power, If they are uni.
ted, our Government lie the strongest one in the
world; if they are divided, tits the weakest and
the Constitution and the law become as roses
of sand. There are two forms of governing ey
cry free Stately civil Law and military law
the latter comes in to assert the Supremacy of the
former, and lie as surely and really binding unon
every citizen as the civil Law. If two Of more
persons combine to overthrow law of the Uni
ted States, or to resist it's execution, they are
conspirators, and liable to punishment Under
this act Of Congress- 1t may be thought a LIGHT
matter that men should assemble together to
consult upon mode of opposing law in an
unlawful manner, but it was not The essence
of the crime is this very agreement; and II is
no matter if they do not commit the act which
they intend; they are guilty of the crime OF
conspiracy. In order to put down the rebellion
which is now overwhelming US, it is necessary to
have troops. A very large army lie now in the
field, but the Government has suffered much by
assertions, and though there are laws for pun-
ishing the crime Of desertion, and the extreme
penalty of that law is, under certain circum-
stances, death, yet the Court was not aware that
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

MD. - Monuay, Marcn z.
mere is full market of bullocks in Forty.
fourth street to-day, and the price of first class
Cattle which are not plenty, is full as good as
1t was week ago. They sold lively at the
opening OF the market at 9i@l01c. S9 b net
and most OF the buyers think, at higher rates
than last week, taking quality, price and est.
mated weight all into account. The great huit
OF the stock is Of medium and lower n,,,i;,v snd
sells at s99c q ID upon the es,imsteJ .na.
weight Of meat that the bullock viii 81
SELLER sinking oaal. 1t is generate ooroa5si
that this class does not sell as well as II ala Loot
Monday, and there is strong disposition nm tho
part of statesmen to get off all they can tn 3sy
fearing hard closing day Of the marie, ~
This makes them estimate weights tn the Nd
vantage of buyers, though unwilling "a accsn,
any offer below Sc % ID upon the agreed net
weight The total number on sale to.dav il
something over 4, 200, including some lots Il, an
Saturday or before. There are 66 droyes, And
not six droves that rank as really first QUALITY
though, of course, there are many good bullocis
scattered through other droves, but not epouch
TO satisfy the demand, at l0c ~ Ii net. The
weather to-day is much more like the 6rst of
April than it is like the first of March. ia
clear, and too warm for winter overcoats, We
40 not hear OF any lots to arrive Tomorrow
Some droves intended for this market win not
get here. The great bulk here are in snecnIs-
tors hands, who have bought them on The ~
hither. The hog market is Quiet At last 80.
quotations, say % 1895 81 for the very best
The sheep market is little higher than ever .
some sales to-day at sst@sic y h live weight.
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81. LOUIS mARKKT.
TUESDAY EVENING, March


FLOUR.-Msrket quiet and generally dull,
though there is some inquiry for siugle extra,
which is IN email supply. Sales include 100
brls country low grade at s.; IT'S brls country
super6ne at So 80 do at IS rs; 100 brls sin
gle extra at IS so; les bris double extra at 81,
and 100 hrls choice family brand do at 81 70.
"HEAT-Supply small and market un-
changed. Sales 60 bags damaged at 81 10 /;
6lO sacks common at 81 26@l Is; $50 sacks
iair fall at 81 S0@l 80; 22O sacks good and
prime at 81 s5@l SIT; 7ls sacks choice at 81
AZ, and 80 sacks extra choice Southern white at
81 80 per bushel.
CORN-Market unchanged. Sales 2l7 bags
mixed at Csc; 100 bags choice white at 'sOc,
and $40 bags choice white at Sic, in good and
new bags.
OATS-The market was irmer to-day, with
sales OF IS bags at 81 cents; S66 bags at sSc |;
$50 bags at SS!c, delivered $50 bags at sS4c,
in coed and new bags, and 10000 bushels pri-
vate
RYE-Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
l22 sacks common aud good at 7o@72c, bags
returned fl kfAft1
BARLEY-l75 sacks choice spring sold at
81 40
WHISKY-The market is greatly depressed
and unsettled. Sales were reported OF 20 obls
at &c; 70 do st 45c; SO and 3Sl do on private
terms. Buyers mostly kept aloof and at the
close 42@43c were understood to be the best
prices that could be had and market dull a.
these rates
P0RK-There is nothing whatever doing in
bar'eled or bulk meats, and prices are nominal
BEEF-A lot of 66 brls prime mess was sold
st - so per brl.
LARD-Market steady and firm. Sales were
confined to l50, packages manufacturing grades
private; 100 ties kettle at 10 &c, ard $50 do
choice do at lO4c.
GREASE-Demand steady, but the OILY sale
was of 100 pkgs yellow and white on private
terms
HAY-Market steady. Sales $50 bales in lots
at 75c; 1866 private, and so bales tight pressed
at 81 per 100 lbs
SALT-Sale 90 sacks G. A. at 81 80 per
sack.
BEANS-Market steady, but sales small at
previous quotations. .
EGGS-Ssle7 brls at l3c, and oats extra.
HIDES-Demand for flint steady at &c.
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CHlcAeo, Ill. 81. Y. Thursday, Marcel, 5, ,ss.

CHICAGO, H., 5 ?. \, Thursday, March S, '6s.
HAwK-EYE: This has been one of the most
exciting and feverish days have ever known in
this market Early in the day Gold was reported
at so premium 10 New York. Later on Change
q dispatch was read quoting it At IS, and at
o'clock it was reported at S5. OF course the
market for all kinds of produce was very unset
tied, closing lower. Wheat fell off about 4
cents from Yesterdays rates. No. l Spring
tl,22; No. 2. Spring l,os; Rejected SOC. Corn
declined about cents; rather more buyers than
sellers, at Ole for Mixed and 44c for Rejected.
Oats. No. sold at soc; Rejected soc. Rye
very dull Small sales at SIC. Potatoes are
scarce and indemand at S6c for prime Nesban-
nocks; Common dull. Cabbage, Onions, Pickles,
Can Fruit, &c, are in active request by the
Sanitary Committee, for sending to the army
before Vicksburg. They are reported to be
very much in need of all kinds of vegetables. d.
LIVE Srock-Seemed to feel the pressure. Of
decline in Gold less than anything else. Sales
of Cattle all the way from 81 so for common to
$4,00@4 % for good to choice. Eogs in active
request 4 sale of extra heavy weights at "a, 80;
medium 81; light weights IS, so to 1915.
Provisions quiet. Sales Of 200 bbls country
Ness Pork at $l4. s.-s sla ,..- @
Lard is held firmly at l04 to ii, with sales
of city steam rendered at lOa; 80 tierces head
! sslO4; sllot Of 900 tierces of yellow grease st
s cents.
Dressed Hogs ranged from $500 to $3.50,
dividing on 200 lbs.
Receipts of all kinds Of produce from the
country are unusually light. Country roads to
the Railroad stations are reported in the worst
possible condition.
P. s.-Gold is reported in New York this
P. N. at 81 premium. SAXON.
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A couple Of idle fellows strolled into col,

A couple Of idle fellows strolled into colored
church at Hartford, few evenings aimee to en-
JOY the fun, but ,when the colored minister rose
up to preach, before announcing his text, he
leaned forward on the, pulpit, and looked slowly
around on his congregation. "Brsdren," SAYS
he, at length "may de Lor' hab mercy on all de
scoders." A long pause. MAY de Lor' hab
mercy on all de laffers." Solemn pause. ebay
de Lor' hab mercy on de peanut eaters by de
door," The young men did not wait to hear
the bcnediction.
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:. LIVE STOCK-The, market is active and fl m
at previous quotations. Cattle range from s. so
@S5O for common to good; 50 50@4 25 for very
good to extra. Sales Sc av. 1901 at 1885; Is
av. ,34s at 50 10; 80 at So so; 81 av. 1850 at
s. 40; s4av. l,222 at $3.50; 10 av. 1928 at
Hogs are active and firm. Sales 81 Hogs az.
265 at a 80; 10 av. I'll at $427t;1l7 ay. 2l2
at 81 25; IS av. 1s9 at 1920; 81 sv 1873 at 81 10;
lis av. 1873 at a O5; 70 sv. l49 at 1850.
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Bachelors Hair Dye !!
fHI BEST IN THE WORLD,

WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
producesa colo, not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to inure the Hair in the least remedies
effects Of bad dyes and invgorates the Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns q
splendid Black Brown leaving the soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
EV The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE.
L6R, on tie four sides of each boa.
FAofoaY, No. 81 BARCLAY 5fRBBf, {Late 283 Brond.
seay and is Bond Streets, NEw YORK.
Iay31.w1y
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK AND PROyIS.
ION-~IARKETS.

THURSDAY, March 5.
MESS PORK-Quiet but without material
change. Sales were 800 brls country packed at
SIS so; 200 brls city do at &l4,00.sg
ENGLISH MEATS-The market is easier but
without important alteration. Sales 1870 boxes
Peoria packed Short Rib Middles st 6tc, $50 bxs
city do at CSC. GA s1sEgTg5l - asyg1g I.
PICKLED HAMS-Quet and easier Sales
1875 brls at $l325. .
LARD-Quiet and almost nominal. Sales 800
tierces city steam at l0tc, 80 tierces head Lard
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THE FAIRY WEDDING.

By special arrangement publish esclusoeythe Gard
Photographs Of the LrLLPUTIAN WEDDSG Parry AZ fol
lows: 7"' IlRt9i LtlI8 alifseG 81 t3aUg -
Mr. and Mrs Gen. Tom Thumb, in Wedding tla 30
/ dress, gga iona 6fs.ge7., gissr & price Is cts
Commodore Mutt and Miss Minnie gyoonas- l..' ~
man and bridesmaid, @5ii'F2 TtfaE "nS"
Mrs. Gen. Tom Thumb, In celebrated Recep- s.Hss
: ton dress, $50 gs.ffrsfr fa.fg, & &c
Misses Lavinia and Minnie Warren, ="
The whole Bridal Party group Of fourI Gard 50 cts
The Bridal Party, (stereoscopic p:ctureJ say' Z"
g" "-if q az coIored, g IS cts
The price Of card pictures coorsd will be 12 cts extra
Can be sent by mail receipt price and postage stamp
None genuine unless stamped with trade mark EA
In CIRCLE on the front of the photograph. Beware o.
spurious copies made from engravings, &c.
! E. kH. T. ANTHONY, sol Broadway, New York,
Manufacturers of the best Photographic Albums, and
'.a Publishers Of Card Photographs Of celebrities.
mari. dStwSt Fr.a,
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s. TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXEs.-A
Reverend Gentleman having been restored to health in
few days after undergoing all the usual routine and II
regular expensive modes of treatment without success,
considers it his sacred duty to to his act.
ed fellow creatures the CURE. Hence, the
receipt Of IN addressed envelope, he will send Cree)
copy Or the prescription used Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ.
DAaNALL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, MY. uo.3
. an2O-dkEtmari4 sHf
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Chicago Produce Market.

FLOUR-Received, 2, Ia brls. Negle cted,
andy nominaily 10@15c lower Sales were so
brls Chicago Mills" White Winter at $3.50;
100 brls do Spring Extra at s625ieiiyered ~
WHEAT-Received,s $3.50 bu. Dill and &c
p bu lower. Sales we're 1000 bu No Spring at
$l,224; 1900 bu do at $l,2li; 1000 bu do at
Sl,2l: 800 bu do at $I,2O-all in Mum &
Spring (early at 81 ,091; 1000 bu do at 81 ,Os4;
as, 900 bu do at 81, Os; 1000 bu Rejected Spring
at SO; 1900 blu do at s7c-al in store. "a v
CORN-Received 32,O9s bu Market toera
bly,. active at a decline Of, 2@3c; per bu. Sales
" ere, 1000 bu Mixed at' 511c: 1000 bu do At
ol4c; 5000 bu do at sic; 10000 bu do at SOC;
~ 900 bu do at 494c; 10, 900 bu do at 4sc; g.
500 bu Rejected at 44c; 1900 bn do at 434c;
400 bu do at 43c-all in store. 20
RYE-Received 2,l2O bushels. Neglected
and entirely nominal. Sales ~ bags at sc on
track. -i2a
-. BARLEY-Received l,6ls bu. Quiet and
easier. Sales we're 500 bu Rejected at 81 90 on
track; 1ls bags at 81, 20 delivered; 2ss bags at
81 % on track. -- i
CLOVER sEED-Dall ard heavy. Sales were
70 bu fair At 1920 = fa@Af1 IN - -
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and almost nominal.
Sales IS brls At 4lc. - @ q
BAGGIEG-ssies 10000 two bushels Guns
MES ct 274c. ses1 70 sI5l6 s.ca
EGGS-Steady and in fair demand at l49l44c
~ dog tor fresh. - O. A-'s
BUTTER-Pl lime grades are firm aud in de-
msud at 20@2sc- for Dairy and l5@l7c for
Firkin. -,-y- ~ q
FOTATOES-Good Neshannocks are firm at
so@s5c per bu. Common qualities range from
55@70c. nrg7r-E 3 on. 80 =
POULTRY-Dressd Chickens are steady at
81 26@s,5o Turkeys firm at s@sic per Is. as
HlDES-The market is firm and higher on
Dry Flint. Kip and Calf We quote ae
Green Country. ...................S a SIC
GEeen SaIteo. -. (0 94c
Green Kip and Calf. =. ?. ............- @l3 c
Dry Flint. ...-.................l9 @l9tc
Dry Saited.. .l5t@l6 c
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New York Stock Market
a..t Nrw Ynpv Msrcb r

20 - 3 NEW YORK, March B. z
!, Stocks lower, but since board . shade 6rmer.
Money active at 4@6c. .as.sal1gs I'D
Sterling exchange nominal and unsettled. -
Gold 57!. .d1tIOA Ih3T =
, California rs 67S. sswai 10 9islg - 4 .Aua
Missouri 6's 63a. lfauao s9a;sK asa a
One wear certificates esq., aTATRs i9l
Treasury 1910 loaf.
/, Februry and August SIS a.. q ,ejssT
B o.. S. coupons a4i; 81. ST. coupons 1909;
reg 80. q Gsjq-l f.ss II val ll r.f b.. 4o.55l5
7 Gold sold on the street to-day Is low as SOC
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DIED

On Friday, the 9Th inst, in this city, EDWARD LEWIS,
second son Of D. Y oysrton, in the 9th year Of his age
The frendsand acquantances Of the family are invited
to attend hi, funeral sercas this day. h at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Oyerton, at o'clock p NJ agi 3g8Aa
In this city March 4h, 1853 EDxusD E. infant son Of
John L. and Laura j. Perkins, aged 10 months an4 days.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AcoUGH, COLD. OR AN IRRITATED THROAT II
allowed to progress results in serious Pulmonary and
Bronchial affections, ofentimes incurabe. n s "
reach directly the affected parts and give almost instant
relief In BRONCHITIS ASTHMA, and CATARsH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use OF the
Toches and their extended has caused them to be
counterfeited Be sure to guard against worthless ma-
tions OBTAIN only the gs'su inc B,ouns TO
ctes which have pr0usd their efficacy by test OF many
years PUBLIC sPEAksRs and SINGERS should use the
Troches Military Officers and Soldiers who overtax the
voice and are exposed sudden changes should have
them. Sold everywhere at % cents per box.
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