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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-25
TrrsnAY. March Or. N.

Tie movement In the street to-day is the con-
tiuued and decided fall in Gold, which, after OPEN
lug at 49, fell of to l4Gi between the Boards. The
broker of the Washington gold spectators was
large seller, and the backbone Of the speculation
appears to lie entirely broken. The market is now
e y cent below the highest point touched during
the gold mania In Governments the market is
very strong the Skies Of 1881 selling mp to 1851 aud
the Registered TO 1884, One-year certificates are
100 for gold and 9S for currency interest, Railroad
bonds arc firm and fairly active In shares the
movement shows increased activity, without much
change in prices. Harlem was among the most
active stocks, and advanced T. cent, selling at 1Ol
The Preferred shares improved to 81. Norwich
and Worcester advanced TO 8ii. The friends Of this
road are very confident that the quotation Will
touch par. Hudson River was firm at
1904 and 1Ol buyer sixty. The Eiie Issues
were steady and common was active. ln the
Western Shares the movement was large and
generally strong. One Of the mott buoyaSnt Stocks
was Chicago and North Western, which on purchases
Of 900 shares advanced to lsl closing strong Hi
nois Central, Pittsburg, Ga.ena and Rock Island
were in 'good demand and well sustained. At the
Second Board Coupon Skies, 1891. fell on ! Y cent
orally were lower but not pressed Oh tue market.
The tendency Of the leading shares to Iise has been
resisted with energy during the day by The bears and
AZ tbe Second Board with come success. Erie was
4 y cent lower. Central declined cent. Harlem
,yos active and firm at about the morning rate llud-
son was very firm selling a. 1904, teller ten. The
Western Shares were not very active and with the
execution Of North Western were weak. AZ the 4
o'clock call there was 10 animation, but the
toue OF the market was stronger ana 'helo
was a general advance Of I to cent
in quotations. Tie closing quotations Were: L. D.
Treasury Notes, $40, 1865 lO7i L. >. Debt Ger
tiicates, e9 0lOO; Demand Notes (old isfle), llOs
liGJ; Tennessee Go, 6l0G2; Missouri State os' oosi
American Gold, 1859 a llGI; Pacific Mail Steamhhip
Company, ls9a a 1881; New.Yolk Central kilf0'o'
| ll54 q llGI; Erie RailwaY, 79Iaf9ti Lne haiWny
Preferred, 90! 0g9I; Hudson River Railroad, IVo9 a.
lOl; Harlem Railroad, 4Ol a4'ii Harlem Rhl'roao
Preferred, 8lQSi!; Michigan Central Railroad loE'
0lO3; Michigan Southern and Northef2 lhdiaha
Railroad, Coz 060I; Michigan Southern aud NoHn'rl
indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, lOCalU1j Illinois
Central Railroad 92892l; Cleveland and PITTS
burgh Railrond, 7Ola70!; Galena and chicago, va
09il; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 81 avs; koeH
leland Railroad. &C.. a. C3; Fort Wayne O1i @ol'
Terra Haute, 3ls a 50; North Western, Is. aI9.
In Foreign Bills tho market has been very muci
disturbed by the decline in gold. The beat sisna
| lures have been done from secopd hands u loV 10
Sterling and $50 for Francs.
Fgeights aIo very dull, yet ys.es a.e steady 1.
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,.r,c.s-ClnyruLLY RKroETrproR TuV ~ Y. Tar~~g
''"ih''' IuEsrAy. March -, 1903.

''"Eh''' TuESrAy. March =, 1903.
aqurs in beor reques. but Il lower es sale1 oil 70
HE a. 81 10 for Pots and : 20 for Pearls.
tOTqoNTha tendency Ia ttill downward and we note
dec ro stieast Two cent? mahin idus' ,,o o"' eve"
COFFEE-Dliug the past day OF Two there nave oeen Ia 20
movements IL rSl u are suppressed No unisrstaud
r that considerable decline has taken place but 70
., LINT we me unable 10 state. MoslFs. Wiu. Scot
the stock of Rio IN the country "a follows; BAIT
n,o,s 800 bags uui new-fork, 1904 baaa Total boA4
5g hs svsasTt eo 49, h "a. ossa nsS 100 as
400 d. n rs 90 per loo d. Va bagsselsctions non 80
bass i7 Cto Rooted Rio, Ia bo' at @iJ " po IVO De-
I'D las. 90 do sacks at $is q do. era
CuEMIC AIS The markeI 10 dull aud lower sales Of 80
tuns soda Ah 3c. 10 tnns Calstc Soda at ISG c ~
,1ms Sal soda at 2ic end I,2SJ keg' BlCIbonac SOFA
"rtGrrR and MEAL-The mako, for wes,cru and stafo
F,oar /. dali again I0Gi5c 4 Dbl lower IN sympathy
Win gold and eAcanse aud the tendency "a hi downward
7si mil AZ ~ sou Mt - ior Suiefue stale - wa
~, Fx,ra do 81 O5Q 81 20 for Fancy dol % = %
-. ~ low grades Of Western fy.fGi 8 25ue' 10 Tor
,,rjpe Ohio ~ 5Dd ~ 20 for Trade Brand. DO, and
81 5gGb 10 for ST Louis Extra. Canadian Floar raher
dull snd az bii AZ 80 49, . for thelow gade,
Of Eitra end 81 3oa+ 90 io Trade and Family bI1nd,.
Sonhen Flour Is lower tnd he,yy ond inactive Ct ths
close sale, 80 bbs. at ~ aopS7 % toi mixed 10 good
snpesnno Country brands aud = oS4 10 i9i Ii1as s!
,al@. Of 2G bbs at % spdb5 So Com Me. IL rather
eurt but firm sales of25o bbli OF jersey at . 20 M .
FCRAiN-The Wheat market ~ ltle nor lct,e, pu1 /,
al yev dun and "a e. lower bona tide Tenacious el
,e.e eIe lido index to tho market al ICES s9n ly
efe nceJ noina bot small ast STOCK - tae ~ ue
si, in sol Influenced ty the spgreciion Of into. ,a.g
ceres oadI hss depre ding intae ana 1nC 2D
Ii, decline tue prlcs Of WhSa' must also reeede win -
opening Of navigation, IS Ito rpi advance rec ,y G
isled tased on the hcntiod, rnsc oi g. r'" na
me suffered decline of - = aud We hopo II nay cor
he to decline uul It fs to It's pfoper ey.s ye " go
which adyauced bHed on liz price Of god uoe' nJt ~
e auenccd by tile decline in tho samo raw aha the
Is hot busiucss ha, cole nearly 10 stare L ing e
dea and Las osased because thete Is no goo.
; anl prices are too high for general consuinl'ion'
mers td parea'sr owing to ihs ieSse yp nyo
price Of uqs Kind, OF Foar aud the prospect o, s
80 lons These 81, dodt, viii no 90 "
or. but being cloey entwiact wi'h til, avs o. uade
sPt he ,,yoed 70 al .u.ns44 men know BY sxleerce
otG huai, good Rcd Ohio ~ SI AZ ia store
ltg 90 ~ Arb, ysr'oS Vt a. 90 .he t't b,tsy ia
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,n c,rpNDAR-Tsis DAY

sr,prxx C0URrCmcyIrhasgts. i ,,,a ass asss
or Inc Pat III, IS sss 'O! s $50. 1c' sa ava sls
ssss 100 az, sa M 1'' Part f~So. he oSs 1892 iIsL
gSs E 10 9s6 o., llGa 62Ol 1885, l'OA 1896 iis 1o'~
~, sr I1s aCoURTTRiAL TERM.-Part n-No NC
o i6js 1896 1! 1906 l.s3, 2O9o 2os9 2V'i wv wv
BeooKLYS CRY CoVRr,-Nos. IS, Is. 81. rs, %
~
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;vorcocI the enoacemen.s are 300 bbls. Flour q
la. 3D. 1000 hush Corn a. Gid, in bngs; 500 tea
Beef at d.. 100 tcs Lard at 20s; 50 bbls. Lard.O
at 20s; and per steamer 500 bags Clovsrseed a
5Gs; nso 20i b5s. Flour, contributed by Detroit
to the poor surers Of Lancashire were shipped per
packet-sbp Adelane OF Williams g. Onions line
free OF charge. To London $50 ties. Beef al 55.i
100 tcs. Pork at AZ. Cd; 100 bbs. do. at 80. The
Charters are: A Russian bark with $500 bbls Pc
troeum Oil TO Havre az s.; n British bark with Il
general cargo to Glasgow at 32s. Cd. per tun, and
an American vessel to the south side Of Cuba and
back with Sugar at 45c. Y 100 fb.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
sl,1l0.336 1--for Customs, $2Ol 900; Payments,
$7ll sos 67 Balance SIG, ,629 a..
The Cleveland and Toledo earned the third week
in March:
.&A45o
IoOJ Observation-Disclosures. 1928
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Si44G3
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad
earned in the second week in March:
]WI.......,..................... ,46l 10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a57l 70
The receipts Of tho Now.York and Harlem Rail
road Company for the FIRST two months OF 1868, Us
compared with tho corresponding months Of last
year, are as follows:
ry...'..'.'....'."Sl146t ei.yU5
Ie1!uAfy .......'''.''.'. oouSI isoifo
Total.............-.siG ,3l9 e25sajl
1891
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u,HcH 24-I0co bbls Flour. 7lj bags Corn Meal. 20
Mis- " hisky bush Oats ii7 bush Seed. 3ZOO pska
Provisions pigs Butter 1900 pkga Lsrd ~ pks' A'hs
40 Dressed Hogs.
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FIRE IN TWENTIETH SrREEr.-0n MONDAY aaier
noon fire oceuIed in the Old Lade. Home ~. Ssmss.
10, hstweaa Second and Third avenues Iee aanss
e.oon1ted to aboa. 700 faly Insured The mS w sAH''
!, by a defect in cue Q! the tues
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sl -hhioN Justice BARBOUR
DECISION 80 -, -,
c,ou, p Wheeler aSt.; William LAKE, ess e. A.
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Sheepand

F,n ruy Wrxy FxDtyG IUgsDtY. March -, 1862
,o- A. rrrEIPTs OF CATILK o. KINDA TaH wEye
According 70 reports the several market places IN
10 city there have been received tins week;
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FISK G. HATCH.
No. rs WALL-Sf

TNTTED STATES CERTIFICATES OF
u INDEBTEDNESS. ,
The Lave completed cns % Naing-
son 10 lrct UNITED STATES CERTIFICATES or IN
OFBTFDNESS a. they rl.tufe making prompt returns
syug value for gold received ioT interest @! remit
Alag gold 6s correspondents A. desi.e.
Constantly hand aud sale at market Iae, United
State SgocAs: - ..
SIX PR CENT CERTIFICATES Of INDEBTEDNESS,
SIX Pr CENT CERTIFICATES Of IHDEBTEDNEss,
Interest payable in currency.
SIX RI k CENT COUPON EONDS. ~ 1921.
SIX PER CENT REGISTERED BONDS Of 1871
FlVE-TWhNTY COUPON BONDS.
SEVEN THREE-TtNTliS TREASURY NOTES
NE0MlLYE & Co. No - - al-s,.
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Tic following correspondence las been buOnIIteu
for publication by IL. IL. Van DyeA' superintendent
Of tho Banking Department:

ogPIcE OF 8ARsRr BUTLER PAEsoH J
Newly ork Feb. 70, 1901.
H. H. Van DYcE. Rant SuPsrinfrHdeHr 49,. -
act l. Is follow; ,th.rttrg a,so.
lad be IL (rfhr enacted That any bank OF pshAius ~
cation auoakol By any q to law q engage ~ 10, M
M bhp iing and duly authorized under such osie q
% az tho passage Of this set aud which thi ue "
80 yner ol Unitod States bonds The amount " MY pe
cetu Of ia capital stocs, may transfer az u,f
ca,. II tie United States such b0ud3 OF any Pc.
a The man r. provided by this act AID upon na s ii
IRA, .fg- and delivery. such bank OF banA.8 asyI
IN. ,ttiel TO receive from the Cc.tfolei oi Wv
irulatinr notes be Elm proyi edequal in amount
nrr ccntun o. tho amount o. tbs bonds 30 tsiHei' "
Ivcred' .--- - a,..,.el. IN the WY OF
our city banks avLilIs themselves 81 tLp
, n lrro is any objection, II any ect.H lsieIu
a a. between tho banAs ind your depaitmoH1 WIZ you
andy intimate 1T YoufstIuly , ,,pu prrTTFP
BAxx DDrAnrxHsT. ALgaSr MaIGn ioa,
VIZ ALLyN BuTLKH esq; Absence 0in the oi'J ~ ~
vented DO from soon al replying ~ youf 10 q" - ~
The Constitution. 81 this state, ~ hri % - -,
c,rest The NJ Stature shall pIOylds by Ia" 'Yl VIZ
VI al Otgs " p!..I usJ.4 " "a. N .u.AsA'u y 'V'
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-MARcu 2a-BOion
Judge BBrTs.
PRIZES CONDEMNED.
The schooner Annie and tho brig Maria were con-
ened by default prizes appearing to calm 'n
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L'ISK IL HATCH,
BANKERS

DEALERS ~ GOVERNMENT sECURlTlgS.
AGENTS FOR l. 5. FIVE TWENTY 70 NJ. ~
are pre, aT,d to furnish the 1. - FIVE IWENIh "A x
SIX PER CENT BONDS. al rect rom tie r@N eminent
OF PAR srd ACCRUED INleREST as heretofore. 49,
~ on AND AFTER JULY TIE PKlyIIfeE or toS-
vERTiNG LRGALTESpEE NorEs 1870 THR FIVE INkNl'
YEAH BONDS Pan CEAsE Parties "isLi 20 ~
United States Bond paying psI cent interest u NOLD
AT PAR should send In their oIdsrs before that time.
We also keep hand constant supply OF al eases OF
Government Securities fT sale u te lev eel aiAei !a'e'
L. : 7-3j TREASURY NOTES.
L. : PER CENT BONDS OF 1881. - -
T. $. ONE-YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
FISK 6 HATCH,
No. rs WALL-Sr
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cnIrer on OVEN AND TEnMINER-MAacH TT

Justice lkhhb. ay6
In consequence OF the illness OF Just,ce csrhs WIZ
the Court ives opened this morning ~ '"'''
slourued Il TIL tomorrow at IL o'cloe"
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furniture.

DEDEOOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
ID warranted manufacture Aso so!d Chestlu, aud Walnut
fNsaber Suites PLAIN ana o5n'Seu,si a. H. =, AkiS"-
CABINET FURNlTURE.@SOLO FAN
INNING wond inform bis numerous customers that ho still
continue the business s the old stand No ~ Cathirnest
where may be f9Bnd Rosewood Mshosny walnut ina OAK
Furniture greet variety y. e most approved patterns and
~orkmsnship.
MBiP CHAIRS, COTS, STOOLS, DC, OF
~ new designs durable aud III GIT, Wholesale and retail
A. BALMANNO. No. 90 LbeTty-st' rew-i OK
ENAMELED FURNITURE-An styles and
- prices Also Chamber Suites in Walnut ana CIesteq'
sfhe best assortment IN the CITY, wholesale aud retail 81 No
.eT7 Csna.st " WARREN WARD.
PEGESTER & BELL,
IN no. $40 CALLoWHILLSI., PHILADELPHIA
~ Manufacturers u
CHOICE FURNITURE
every description superior ia style aud finish Ihose
fpendiDg to furnish the house, Ler ia the city county
% bId ~ Store just such articles wi best please
~sr. u STYLE, DURABILITY. and In PRICES.
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TINTED STATES CERTIFICATES Of IN
~ DEBTEDNEss.-Maturing Certificates oil Indebted.
kea collected and returns made pTomp ly.
The gold received for interest reunited accounted for
The market price IN currency at the option Of holder
KETCHUM, Son q CO.. No. 90 Exchan e T]sce
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7 IVERMORE, CLEWS & CO., No. "a Wall l.

ok PER CENT INTEREST
~ CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK, corner Of BoweTy and
tsnslst Open EVERY DAY from to 3, and on MON
pay, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS iFom to
T. Interest commences April |, 1863
Bank Books IN English, German. and French.
GEORGE FOLSOM, President.
SEYMOUR A. BUscY Secretary.
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NTARINERS' SAVINGS BANK, No. Third
SE Deposits made or before The It OF ApIil
o. In snd ON Monday Wednesday, and saturday EVENING"
from 5 10 8 o'clock THOMAS D. STILLMAk, F!eSt'
Isaac T. SMITH, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17
House or Rcprese entntIves.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is 1868.

APPROPRIATION
The House resumed tho consideration Of the Indian
Appropriation bill The amendment 20 pay the interest
the bonds including those stolen from the Department
OF the INTERIOR held in trust for the various tribes
rejected.
Mr. MAYNARD, (Union) OF Tenn. said no interest had
been paid since the commencement. Of tho
COMPOSITION STANDING COMMITTEES.
During tho proceedings Mr. Speaker GROW, (rep.l Of
Pa replied to some remarks heretofore made by Mr..
Washburn who complained Of the OF constituting
the standing committees saying that the Northwest bad
been neglected especially tho Committee Of Ways
and Means. Mr.. Grow showed that when he appointed
the Committee OF Ways and Means the commencement
Of Congress three members appointed from that
secton besides tue cairmen OF the Committees Com
mercc Public Lands Post ONCE, Indian Affairs, Terri
tocies, Military Affairs and Roads and Canals, 10
which last the pet Of the Wcst--thc
illinois ard Michigan Canal bil-properly belonged.
The Northwest had beon additionally represented
en- stsrdirg committees and the vacancies which had
occurred had been filled with due regard TO the rights
o the minority in the House, whore six of nne members
were oi republican politics. He briefly made other
marks in self vndcaton lie was not ignorant OF the
enterprise and sterling energy o. that section of the
Union ard he did not wish II TO go out that he had dealt
un,usty by them
NJ. Cox, (opp) Of Ohio, said complaint had been
msre on opposition side the House from the North
west, majority Of the members from winch dd not vote
for The pet measure" as Mr.. Grow had termed it,
DAILY Rscsss OF THE notsE AND EVENING sfSsoss.
Nj. SIEFSs rep) OF Pa, offered resolution which,
after amendment, adopted that after to-day the
Houac Will take at halt past four until
O'Clock unless otherwise ordered by the members present
al tue hour OF the recess.
INDIAN APPROPRIATION
The lndan Appropriation Oil was reported from the
Commltte OF the Whole with amendments and will be
voted on 10 morrow.
KLFcIIoN CASH.
The House resumed the consideration OF the Louisiana
election case.
Mr.. MxSzr (Unon) concluded the remarks commenced
by him Friday He discussed the legal points, aud
the belief that although Mossrs Hahn Flau-
ders the choice Of the people, they could be
admitted unless the House had power TO ratify the
fixing the day Of election
hr 1aodAs tUroD) OF Mass said II contested
that the applicants loyal and elected by oyat
yln
dicaiion and They tho United
states sub Get to all the duties imposed by tho constu
on and the laws and all the corresponding rights they
had before the secession He argued that that
had dispossessed them of any Of these duties and
rights
No question taken
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1863-02-17
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY II, 1858.

ment for he thought Il was imputation against tho
clergy Of his Stale that thsy would resent
The amendment rejected and the bill was reported
70 the senate.
The question received agreeing TO the amend
ment excepting the Governor and Judiciary OF States
Mr. TRusBuIL, (rep) Of H., favored the amendment
He did not 10 break up all the State governments
The people intelligent 10 be deceived by any
such idea Of including rybody in the draft
Mr. Dixon thought II highly important that all should
be included would tend 70 alay any dissatisfaction
that might arise.
Mr. RICE (opp) OF MIN, said If the bill did not exempt
those exempted by the State constitutions then there
would be revolution.
SEVERAL VoIcEs-Oh no,
Mr.. RicK-Well, try it and see
Mr.. McoUGAL SAID, If there was TO be revolution in
the North let 1t lie had heard good deal Of
talk about revolution in tho North II It was coming let
it come. But he disagreed entirely with the Senator
from Minnesota He did not believe there would be any
such revolution.
Mr. EcE warned not to touch the consti-
tuition of any State for, God lived, there not a
man In his state craven as to submit 10 II.
Mr, WILKINSON said he believed that the people OF
Minnesota, by a large majority, believed the con
sttution OF the United states TO be the supreme law
The amendment was not concurred in-yoas. II;
nays, 10.
Mr.. WILKINSON renewed the amendment to exempt
members OF Congress Reected-yeas, 10; nays, 20.
Mr.. ACDoUGALL offered amendment, which was
adopted, including citizens of foreign birth, who
have declared their intentions to become citizens the
provision OF the bill.
Mr.. KING (rep) Of N Y, reviewed the amendment to
exempt the Governors OF the States which adopted
At twelve O'Clock the bill passed and the Senate ad
i0urIed
The New York herald., 1863-02-17


CgAsE-ssowpoS Tuesday, January ID by the
Crane to MARY FRANCS SNOW Doh, both OF tins city
COLEMAN -McCoRMIeB On Sunday, February Is, In
York street Roman Catholic church Brooklyn, PETER z.
COLEMAN Of Dublin, TO Miss MARY MoCokSlcs Of Brook
lyn, l.. L.
Dublin papers please copy.
DEsrps-DsSroS. canaIdaigua, N Y, on Thurs
day, February IL, by the Rev o. f. Dagget, SErags r..
Dr,uos Of Brooklyn, L. l., To AEsH eldest daughter
OF N 9. Denton, Esq, of canandalgaa.
ELLis--WARsoaD. Harrisburg, Pa, on Thursday
February IL by the Rev Dr. Rto at the housc Of the
brides father Captain H. A. Ellis seventeenth regiment
United States Army 70 ANNA, daughter II A. B warford
GH.Lfs--.AtY.--M Greenpont on Tuesdhy, February
10, by the Rev. John Brady, DONALD DLis To MARY A.
DALY
G,ExSLasp--HooG.-Ats ~, Mary's church. Brooklyn,
Monday February 10 by the Rev. Mr.. Johnson fuos
r. GREENLAND to HARRiKr HodG.
MARsH--CLARK In Brooklyn " Y, on Sunday, Febru
AIRY Is, by the Rev. G T.. Clover, Wa. II. MAiaHl, Of
Springfield Mass. 10 HENRBrTA j. CLARK OF New Haven
Coun
New haven and Springfield papers please copy.
MAsEH--Eyag.rr--ln WrenthAm, Mass, on Friday
February 13 by tho Rev. ID. NJ Randall, Captain II.
MASTERS United S,tes Army, OF Boston TO Miss CLARA
EvEarrT, OF WrenLham.
MouLfoN-WAT Rs.-In Harlem, on Sunday, February
Is, At st. Pauls church. Dy the Rev, CO., H. Brophy
NArHASigL W. MouLfoN, of BrookLeld Mas, 10 CnAR
q. WArESs daughter Of the late Thos Waters, o.
Troy, y. Y. No cards.
Boston and Worcester papers please cory.
WlSoS-tOrToN.-On Tuesday, February 10. by the
Rev Mr. Watkins. NELSON L. WILSON u HANNAH T. daugh
ter OF Bernard and Jane cotton, all o this city.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Europa Captain Noodle
will leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool
The malls for Europe will close in this city this
afternoon at quarter past and at half past five
o'clock, to go by railroad.
The NEW York Naturalization for Europe-wil
be published at eleven O'Clock this morning
Single copes in wrappers ready for mailing Ave cents
sampson Low, Son Co., Al Tudsate iIil. London Eng
land will receive Subscriptions and advertisements for
the NEw YoRK HERALD.
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ORicial Drawings OF Murray, Ed,

Oficial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 4
Co q Kentucky and Missouri state Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 7g-February l6, 1868
55, 81, 10, 8, II. 81, 33, g., 35, 36 So 6s, As.
KENTUCKY, Glass 50-February l6, 1865
II, Is, Ga, SO, 50, "a, 81, A. A. 65, 40 As.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either TO
MURRAY. EDDY 4 CO.
Covingtou XIV, No
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Official Drs wings OF the Library Assoc
citation Company's Lottery, OF Kentucky.
CLASS February 10, 1868
so, IL, 10, 40, 22 A.. / A., II, 26, 43, 60, 20.
CLASS s0-February l6, 1863
At, 26, 81, IT, 3, ~, 81, 10. IS, 81, IL, 20.
For Circulars. &c, address
FRANCE ELLIS 4 co Covippton XIV
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SUFFOLK, Va, Feb. 10, 1895
0sssptctOvS CycuxH saur> ,er

small black boat (supposed 70 be a smugger's) was
last night fired upon and chased the Nasemond river
The smugglers. sples or whoever were in IT, escaped
Captain Dodge tho chief quatermaster at this post is
TO bs promoted to a lieut. enant colonelcy
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oaicial Drawings OF tho Delaware stat.

Loteries;-
DELAWARE, EXTRA CLASS 79--Pebruary 10, 1863
35, So, Al, A, 8, 10, 81. 81, 80. 46, 5, IT, I3.
DELAWARE. CLASS a0-February |, 6lS6i
38, 62, 20, 81, 81 II, 20, "a, 36, 2, 81, IL.
Circular rs sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS co,
Wilmington, Deia ware.
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Grover Il Bakers Celebrated Premium
Sewing Machines. olce as Broadway. New York,
MnisOn Mai,lard.
62l Chocolate for family from
thirty cents o eighty per pound
Trusscs.-Marsh ~ CO.-Nadicnl Cure
Truss Onice still No yesey street. Astor House No
connection with other Office OF the nnme lady
attendant
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Vwcnty y-i We
per premium paid Tor Prizes Information furnished
ii ighest p:ice paid for gold and silver.
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers, Ii Wal street
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HYATfS LIFE BAtSAM eut.d u. X. Chapman, b.lonc
ir F0Httl regiment New YORK Volunteers ot
rheumatism o thee yrs duration alter al Other remedies
hit failed.
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Firth.


BoUmorx.- In Bush~ck, on sunday, February 10, tho
vile OF Charles Nar B0uchOuG, of sun ChTistelng -
take place on nexl Friday afternoon.
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lIYATTs "AB DOUBLE STRENGTH LtfL BALsAN
IL a most cert curative ot khe etnai an o,tLc nosi
painful II equally certain q hcrOtila old
L.eerA Sal Rhcun., Liver and daey COMPLAINTS D3s
an nm all dnesaea arising from geA lnpIrIy Of the
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Tie "AB' DOUBLE srRENGTu LIFE BALsAN is fed
onY Il 2i6 Cranl ~ 10. bottle, aA tor - srn,
csa ry ysh +re ~ aspsr.Ht