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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-13
EDUCATIONAL.

TIME duties of MISS ELLEN MARKS
L SCHOOL were resumed on II kSDAY
the 18th ofSEPTEMBER Particular attention.
will be given to the ELEMENTARY BRAScHEs
as the only sure base tor future improyys@
ment It is desirable that all the pupils
as far as practicable should be present at
the opening Of the school Terms, tor Or
biography, Reading Geography, Gr@mm"rl
Philosophy, History, Arithmetic and Algebra
from tive to seven dollars per term Of ten weeks.
Music and French at Professor charges. >.
The School is pleasantly situated On hMg
street, No PA, between Columbus and Alfred
oct 12.- eotf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-13
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CELEBRATED HERB MEDlClNESs

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cheney and safety can be relied upon with con-
tdcnce They are r,r>r,r,.,
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pleasant and wholesome beverage, for SICK and
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Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply to
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince St., nearly opposite the Post ONCE
between ST. Asaph and Washington SITS.
Alexandria, Va.
For sale also BY ISAAC ENTWl SIZE,
81 King ST., Alexand1la Va
And H. L. PAUL., No. 62, Prince ST.,
my 23-tf Cor. Fairfax, Alexandrla, - 3
HARnW ARE AND CUTLERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-13

DEV. G. c. BITING will re-open! 5, :ch ne
IL Sept, 18th, 1868. Apply at NO. y AllIS 5s ."
akove King. aug z2 %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-13

VX7E KEEP constantly on hand At the aboy s
w stand, large and varied stock, to s. men
constant additions are being made, consisting
of
Hardware in every variety
Pocket and Table Cutlery
Razors, Scissors and Shears, all qualities.
Mechanics and Garden Tools
housekeeping and variety Goods.
Roofing Felt and Roofing Cement.
Window Sash, with and without Glass.
Fancy Soaps Note Paper and Envelopes
LIQUID Glue and Mucilage.
Fine quality Segars and Chewing Tobao co:
Tin ware, in great variety, with other articles
not necessary to enumerate, all Of WHICH VIII
be sold at o small advance for CASH and CASH
only,
! GENCY FOR SHERMA Ms CLOTHES
Il WRINGERS The merits Of the above
MACHINE have been tested by our own citl-
zcns. and is one Of the things about which there
!" 10 90 nS 5and' TWO Ladd, Webster & Co.'s
SEWING MACHINES, new and IN good or
dnr ana will be sold at q bargain. The quality
Of the MACHINE is too well KnoWn to need a
0uf IF YOU want bargains call and see.
oct 10-1m JOf1~S / OhHA0h1o
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The War Clouds /. Eur,,,.

Tss important news ta' The Que.u / England
had received "a formal nv. tat.uu tJuu ,s Eurp,.,
Of the French to &c I'd repre- 'cnt.'iyrs t., lur e,n
Congress 70 decide Whether ths hea,y @. y..uu,
has been iniringcd, aud devise measures flr pre-.
serving the general peace, 10 hut tie prelude to te
series Of events shat are likely 10 involve the
ing European nations In war before the nex, spin,
hes hr advanced. The proposition shows that
Lowe NArolros has resolved 70 take No backward
''sp on the Polish qu stion. and that his olje, i,
v form coalition sssins, Russia. or, failing il thu.
70 secure the moral symp.,h.s Of the word forta.
active Intervention Of France IN favor of Poland. and
ysly tie Revolutionary elements Of the eenunert O
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Europe 70 his support, - 10 the case Of his tah'n
campaign. OF course Russia can scarcely iAii 70
resent ths propoe ton Tor q Congress o'senstiy "
revise the treaty, bat in reality 70 sc ure We nd'-
psndencc ~ Poland o. open thres'' snd TIE I'm
reror Atyr.sprE may nds wait fot the resIe 81
the new Congress 70 com meuce thu hos,ii'es Tor
which bo has been preparing for months pact. Tie
policy OF England IN reference 10 tie proposed
Congress viii be regarded with great interest. Earl
RUSSELL bss formally committed her u the meas
ure by declaring tho treaty q Vienna sbro.
gated, which gave Russia her soo ito 70 Pc.
lard and u rcrnsins 70 re seer how TIE liule
statesman viii steer h.s frsil pare bark through
The vS waves that Louis S,roLtos las ~ d. Z.
tefolsly sritated. The Intel Siatoe, to-, have =
deep in,ereS 10 This question. % II isesient that
the American policy Of the Emperor Of the French
10 thoroughly mixed NJ and idenNhrd with bis
Polish Programme. The situation N tic x oG-sudc
"a most thrcsteniag, md II will require al Ne
aatosnnnsh.p Of Secretary s,wAfp, and smaty
81 Gen. BAssr u svod = collision on its banks,
which, should u occur, n. ,t cad to . fore.n var
before our REBEL is suppressed.
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SsS Yovk, Monday. Nor. 20, r. 1.-THE Stock
market strong and eIeited, With a iars. rice in
priess during the early po,tion OF tbo day Al the
Second Board there some realizing. aud the mar.
kst vss fraction Of nom the chest point Of the
day. After tho call there great pressure to SELL
and priees we're Of y . per cent. The whole mar
tss finally closed heavy and lover Gold ran down to
1871 highest figure lo4a. Sterling exchange "n
firm Al i6s . i6ss tor bsnhsrs bills. Money easy Al,
30 yer cent The Bsnk Statement, this week shove
decrease in loans OF sa34g l09 decrease OF specie
Of el,l2sb2s, decrease Of deposits Of $3.50. 5s9,
and en- incrsase Of circulation OF s26,44I. The 10
crease In loans shows the fact that the banks are still
contracting The falling on in the specie svcrssc re.
Aects the recent increased ,hpmsu,.. The decreaee
In net deposits represents the payments on account Of
the loan.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. a. 1868.


,-, i,,.,,, "a. proauc.a iu err c.,v ye,.
,..,...h., ,,s Amy 9TH, potornso
On .av.n,e. !, Itch, syitny trim,
80, ,.,., ,,,.l,g.,.. ...rn. 10 ,htow some doub,
49,. r.. n,v 10 pre,n,t,r,. bu,
go. ,...on A. co.el,d. tha. our mob, e,
~. .,.o,,r,,,,,,n, movement, aoro,.
,.p,,id,, rb..,e. have been sent 10 III. rsar !:
... ~. h,., d,s,oi..ss. and the rr Hilary si,va.
49,. =, r.,,..... demand, ,ha, General MsAp.
,,~,,,a .,.yh, OF IA power as.ina the
.n.nv p,.,d.,. few DAYS or week my
no, an .,d =, ,b. tae weather. and eornY.l tie at.
~, % INTO winter quarters, 10 shtey. there.
s,. TIA, ,h, opportuni,, will bc improvei 10
r. 1891. ~, a.. .-t.,.. "a, .,uy m T. ch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Warn, Winter Wooden Clothing, ns ever,
AZ hVANS' Extensive Clothing Warehouse, GO md
% y i,oa At NAV be found one Of the laIve,' and
nAndsomest assortment OF Mems Overeo ,ts, Coats,
Pants, Vests Undsrgarmsnts, Sc. sc, Sc &c Al
me u.usily log prices, for which this Mt
bas besn knovn for ysNs $40
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A o. H., BROOKLYN, l.. 1.-THE OFF.
IA. c"r' sud rnemDers Of the alove order are r.
Gu,,;o' "a mbls a, +, .iInany Hli. coz; Ct 1oTt
O'Clock, to attend the funeral 81 their tate brother
~ order Of rhittP GLAZE, G. h.. 6ERSARb, bu'
q. II. l.. Especial NOTICE-1HE
IA officers and member. OF No. are requested 10
attend the funeral o. our late brother In.nbet, VIM
S q S Sb aas pss; no ~ ofa.T Of ASnRrw
BOYLE, Prvst JAMES CARR Sec'y. l5s
ALL TIE ENGINEERS ARE REQUEST.
"A ed TO meet at the Exempt Engine House, on
Iresdsx nirh,, November sAth, at O'Clock. ~ Of
A SPECIAL MEETING OF No. IL A. o. H.,
hwill be he'd on Tuesd,y even ING, Nov. 9Th in.,
at ~ O'Clock he officers and inemberr are reqnett-
SeSssf IN s a H s,,nd and pay up their due:
their I'LL he read oil the books " order II
wa. MCGOWAN, Pres. PATRICK hoLAN, Ste
Rotary. -
NTISENTAIS-TllE MEMBERS OF
1.-The frst company Washington L lntiuentsl Gusrd
will s.seube 4, The Afmory, Military iiaIl, 1913 Bow
cry. on wedne'das mo- nins Nov mbsr zen, a. "a
ROW. Commandant. 40
NOTiCE-ThE ETH ANNUAL BALL OF
the q ibfns5. i rds,t s Iie pss i
PATRICK CLANCY, DENNIS KEENAN,, secrets-
TIANkSGINING DONATION VISIT FOX
the children Of deceased or disabled go derr in the
Institution 3Si sixth will b. held III the BAptst
Church. 2Sth st. near Broadway, Thursday, Goth inst
hon Ations received during the day aud evening. The
Chi dreu viii dine at O'Clock y. h. Evening eIer
ci-cs at half past six. ~
VETERAN CORPS OF lllE WAROt 1872,
Ill assemble at he Mercer lloue corner NJ oofns
snd Mercer a's on W edn tday, 2hth November a. II
o'clock, full uniform, 10 relehr tie the sUlh year o.
the evacuation ct IN. British tiOups hum our shoe
Alters years war day that ended the contest fol
bat. mt Iva N.~.R a
aud those in the adjacent Counties are respectfully
| invited TO participate With Us III. RAY MOND. Brig
| tirnl AIM DAILY, Col. ISAAt NJ PHGFE
| Adlt y. B-lne ahov. Corp will visit the Brook
yn navy Yard the 10Th OF Nov, By Invitation. SyI
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Fail ard Winter The best place To hay
Ftli snl Winter hing d. az r. Il. BALDWiNS,
10 and ~ BovrTv Tho larse' aseonment and arg
Get store In 'he civ az
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SMITH
n Ward Geo H. Mcclellan Democratic Club, will
be held On IL sday evening, Nov. -, At pm, pre-
cis,ly, At the Emmet shsu,s, s6 Mulberry Ut Pune
tual attendance 10 required ~ order OF WILLIAM
MOLlOY, Pee. JOHN hcGEONE, Ste. Pa
TRICK MJ Lien, Treas. lL
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A MI RAILROAD. AMI RING-TH

ANTI RAILROAD. ANTI RING THE
I undersigned, C,rtmen, Mechanic and Working
plcieencfr and opposed 10 corrupt on IN the city
eminent and IN favor OF aus anns those men or rep
ter hore.ty and integrity, invite all wlo agree with
us to meet Jack-on square 18Th Sseet and sth AZ,
thi-, IurrdAy even NJ Mt ocOo .of the purpose OF
taxing action in the matter Dated, nov. $50, 1868
jacob y. psH'; }. IA fosles' Anm T. 8.ier' i:..e
Ion ,ronk, J,s smith, :. Is. Alien, rhos. l.. Astsn,
David Ackennan, Peter Ackerinsn, A. Onfin, panl.
~ nh, II. Outh.usr, jas. Armstrong, Jno. Ferdon,
Mn. F.tte. Ii. wilkins } neuison, q. iism.n, }.
einnd, j. LpunsbeIry, j. Mofison Chs. Van wassn-
en, n Pc ham, Jno; More ? BoseIs, L, D. Ties,
Eli, Ey,rson, j. II froleieh. j. .. Ststsop, and
many oher,. 100
n GODFREY GUNTHER DEMOCRATIC
" R.tiheat.on Me 'uns, viii take place At CoopeIs
lusliuie, on satuIda, ,veulug neat, IS inst, uu.
COnstl,uiion.l [ MON Party,
Johs l. Norrs,
German Central Org niEston,
AnuLriits BERCAxAss,
MA dOLrP,
Nev York Democratic Convent on,
JOINS MokEoN,
Further p,r,icul,r-, with list of spcsis,, vii b..
ann uncei in lnurdsr's paper. $50
EiGHlH ALDtkMANiC DISTRICT.
D,ino.Is'ic II, publican EegulN NomiuAtlon,
rarts OF Nh, nth aud 18th Wards,
for Alderman,
PETER MCKNIGHT. 3I2
ElRSr NClLMANlC DlSTRlCI--
L Mez.rt Han at m.rt.ns OF the delegates q the
fHs C1uncilmAuic Distict Convention, held 81 the
| sixth Ward Hotel, on Monday evening, Nov. ESD
l>S, the follow Ing ticket wa unsnimously adopted
! EDMIN NJ uAuEnIY, JOHN HEALi, CHAs
I RILEY, MICHAEL BROPlll, PATRICK IL. XIII
| NAN, JAMES HAYES. kICHARD BARRY, char
man. h. u. WILLIAMS, secretary. 23i
| EOuRTH COUsCiLMANlC DISTRICT
| L 18th. 18Th, 20ih. 9l.t and 2?d ward. REGULAR
! Democratic Nom nation, Mozart and Mcheon; OF
| Councilman STEPHEN GEOGHEIAN; ION
| HAKl, WM. GALLAGHER, JOHN hkt,iAS
| VALENTINE coon, THOMAS Nolan, Jon
| n hEMES, Chairman Mozart Convention, MICH
| OLA> SEA iKlSr, Chairman Mckeou Convention
| JAS, BkiLlN, Secretary. $40
NAlIONAL DEMOCRATIC, MCkEON
~ and Union Nomination.
For Police Justice, Sd Judicial District,
| Eig,th aud ninth wards,
| JAMES NJ. MI FRAY. 3G]
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC UNION No
~ AINATlON
| For Alderman 18th Ward,
| ROBERT McGlNNIs. s2T
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMlNA
IL tion-For Councilman,
First Counei mamie District,
JoHN A. PARSE Pa
DLGULAR PEOPLES UNION NOMlNA
~ TON
For Police Justice sth District, 18th and 20tb Wards
! 'nuN - ErvENgrs>I $50
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TRADE NOTICES.

NEW YORK CARvEERS' ASSOCIATION.
Refal,r m9nth. m2', nd on % Tue'd.y 24h n.,,
i use. NJ sia6N, Pre- ' w '1 GEiifsiSStR,
Sc. 30
TUE WOKKING wOMEN'S UNION
Il The Adjourned nj ct 4 the Dsleeetu u he
DAY nins Nov. pam, at y I'os,ry. at half pact
fcvcn ocI.ck. Tho Working Women in each shop or
a, the hou.e OF one q their nuntef CT any conve
ren' pae', ard choose one ot tw9 no m ,e thaa
rep.es 'ntstiye' OF their shop This meeting is a
mecine ~ tusness oniy, and no pcrson vii be ad
rrsr and those who have h,cn appointed 4. Dele
ea,e a. eb,tIsc, Of ne pt0es,dinsI o. tne meeting
immediately after the adjournment 2S3
T'liE MACuISlSTS OF TIE DELAMA-
L 'erit7n work. are requ s,td 20 attend m.e'l ns
T. BE- held a. % D,nk st. OF Wsdnc.dsy. 18th, o. ~
A. VI. Nv oracf Of tie CONNlrlLL, 10!
Tlit JUNK DEALERS PROTECTIVE
18TH wSrd io'e q5 Wet i5ih It. at : o'clock M.
evanin, Nov 24ih All iuns dei.i and N 'ho'e d.
reIuc,. 20 attend "a business Of tn greatest i'm.
potance VII b. ,rsn,,ete Junh ceaisl, srou e a.
BrtnXSNS Pc nkvfh i ri fCiIEp secitt
I'M MAClilNISIS or NEW YORK AND
ylriniy d..iio 10 return thanks 10 th.r i-nds in
Ne-als, Newbursh, Troy .nd Albsny; also TO their
friend Throughout the tinted satcs and Canadsfor
pr''sn' strike. Tho committee would gratefully &C
knowl dee tn i0liowine Gums rccoiy d from Their
friend, ~ mi. citv; From singer sewing Nacline
Go, sl6i ~ tmployes, NJ r n h 60 so ~; en-.
piOvee. Brooslyn Navy lArd, 7laJ II nd various
sunni from 9th . indit iduIis. Il. W. WADE, Ireu.
!. DAILY. sec. nov %, 1903 l'S
| NAEAISllERS AND FOLlSHERS ATT En-
iicn- sehcrs meeting n thu atovcnsm"d As
90 i6tion w., bed Al th1G looms, III the Steuben
Hcusr 81 b1Ne!y, on luosdry tvenius. @i,h met.
a. O'Clock hUl0pad thsi every mtmb.r Will be
| T.seLi, NJ there IL hut.Us, g importance 10 be
| tAn,'tted. kDMhEL b...LGN, President, GRO.
| SHANNON, Secretary. lil
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forty-fOus First Premiums In lS63.
THERE but one Fret Prem um SEWING MA
CHINE. The GROVER 4 BAKER Machine ha.
been awarded twenty three hnt premiums at state
Fsrs and tvsnt ono at cry and county iars in 1906
making ~ In all. ssl,sI ,oins +s5 broadway, New
York. and lss Fulton Il, Rr,oklyp. 4nC
The End.-Thc fhron"iogicui Journal Tor
pecember-now ready complete. III. Seth volume
L. ia devot, d to Ethuoogy, fhytoloey 4 r,uol' ~
Phyrognomy, p ycho!o,y and TO III, uaiu.a ,c.ne
generally Portraits Of eAding men, with ChaIsct,r
and biogrnphr, SOCIAL tktirics are given m each
number Terms N ,5iay Year OF IL GENE zach numL en-
Subscriptions Tor the new volums, vi oh ucgius 18th
FOWLER &WELlS, 3ns broadway, NY. 43U
For The hair-barry's TricopLersus-
The bert and shesps~t article sold b., druggists .i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24
MONDAY. Ech. Or. N.

The prevailing lmpressiCn that the result IL tie
Conference Committee will be further authority to
issue legaltender notes 10 the amount Of two or
three hundred Millions aud the abandonment Of the
conyeribty clause In tie three-year bonds, has
strengthened the Stock market and spectators have
taken hold again for tbe rise with considerable
vgor. The bears resisted the market, but not with
much energy. There is u very respectable short
lne now out, and, should quotations continue to Gd-
vance, the purchases 10 cover will give Il new i'm
pulse 10 the rise. The commission houses appeared
10 have rather more orders than during last week
showing that the ontiie operators are coming 10
again. Governments exhibited Bomo strength,
the coupons Of 1891 selling at par, and
the registered at 3d. The Soven.thirlies sold
al l0it, which is n further advance, Nnd Orc-Year
Certificates were in demand at ~. In the Share
market there was "a general advance, with "a large
busineHs in some descriptions. Pacific Mail advanced
to 1914, an improvement of - " cent Euie Com
mon WAS very active. and sold high as 49, an ad-
vance OF Il = cent Hudson River was drm at IS.
G33 against GO, Oh Saturday. Rock Island improved
II; Gaena ! North Western 4; Terre Haote Il.
&c AT the close tie market was steady At the
/ O'CLOCK JOaIu lne MARKET Wab UNUSUALLY active
especially for Pttsburg Of which 10000 Shares
sold ct 692 all At the "a Board tho market continued
10 be very active. Ene sold freely at ~; Pits.
burg at 7OI; Central at 1874. Pacific Mail continued
to advance, aud touched IG1 against 1911
in the morning. Government Coupons sold Ut
lOOl q further advance. Seyen-l hriics we've
lOil aud Debt Certificates ". AT
the four O'Clock call with fair activity, the market
generally was strong. The closing quotations were:
United States 6s, registered 1881, $50 c9Si United
States &c, coupons, 1881, IOOa 1904; United States
5s, 1914, coupons, 90. 99l; Oregon War Loan,
baIfyearly, 49, 49, United States Treasury Notes,
1910, 1911 dl0li: United States &c, I.year Cor
uiicaies, 96s o37; Demand Notes fold issIc), 1Gi,
4l0lsi Tennessee State 6s, ga Go; Missouri
States Ce, GjI 06jI; American Gold, 1853 alGjl; |
Pacific Mai Steamship Co., l66i 1867 N. Y.
Central Railroad, il90lI9i; Erie alSey, ~,
@|'!i Erie Railway Preferred l02 al 1923; Hudson
River Railroad, 97i $685. Harlem Railroad, 81
~"&i Harlem Railroad Preferred. Il 0UI Read. |
og Railroad, 81! a9li; Michigan Central Rsiroad.
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OH ava Michigan Southern md Northern Indian"
Railroad, 62l dG2.: Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, ic6GioOs;
Panami Railroad, is3 a lSj; Illinois Central Rat
road 93s aa3i; Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Rnir"sd'
6 40; Galcus and Chicago Railroad. ~! a9if;
Cleveland ard Toledo Railroad, 9JE 996; Chicago
and Rock Island Railroad. 9lS 9l4; Chicago Bur
lington ans Quincy Railroad los! q 100; milwaukee
aud Prairie On CHEN Railroad, $780, PitlsDnrg
aud Fort Wayne Railroad, C6aGGl.
The Money market is very easy on call at O4' y
ccut, with some transactions low as . cent to
lending hou,es For paper the demand Is good at a
t y cent for well irdortod. Single name Is 7as
= cent for leading nenes.
There was "a fair business doing in Exchange in
the morning at ISL Gls for Sterling and 30 ior
Francs, but later in tho day the frmness of prices
checked transactions. At the close prices were firm
in consonance with gold.
Tho earnings of the Chicago and North Western
Railway for the week ending February II, 1863,
s,1,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

Gold with largo transacions has again advanced,
and to-day tourhsd higher point than ovor before.
lG-L Il advanced with considerable E.esdiucss du.
ring tho day from loj to lbjl, and cloIel "a, l6jt
lid.
Di,,l,cLes from Washington sisie positively that
he Senate viii Toccde from it, amen Uncut cutting
down tho new issue Of lsga-tenders 10 slJ0. 900 0Oo
and also that the lIouse will probably confen,to maze
tie Three-Ycar Bouds Il esa-iendor instead Of con
veriblo into legal-,cndcrs. They also state that tho
Senate aud House viii probably place an additional
tax on wlirkcy and tobacco, although not ask, d
for by tie Committee Oh Wsys aud Means.
Demand Notes have cold as high 30 lGii, and
clossd nj l6ii bid.
The Exchanges at the Clearing House, to-day,
were s53. li2, JIG.
The bank statement for tie week shows no i'm.
porant change excepting in the continued expansion
u ho de 0sit line, which now exceeds Sl70 O0O, 000
Toe specie shows a decrease Of 10000. The
circu'atil n continues 10 fall or Some banks have
reduced their issues TO very email amouni The
Nassau Las out ouly slI,00l; the Manufacturers
aud Traaers, only $685. tic Mercantile, only
&, 27j, sc.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition Of the banks Of New.iork City:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-24

The condition of the Hudson River RaiIroad
shows development of traffic which is almost with
out parallel in the history OF railroads in this conn
try. short time since the stock WIS the football
Of the street at about 80 without pros ect OF di'i-
dcnd and ils beet friends bad difficulty in holding
their faith in its ultimate success. To-day II 10
dyidend-paying stock, selling ut %, aud earning nj
the ratio OF 81 Y cent per anrum dividend. The
business OF the lat four months has been follows:
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Cantino Ata0crlits.

4 DODWORTIIs DANCING ACADEMIES.
- No. 20t 5th-av., Sew-N&k,
No. lJl MOut sguc-.t, k-roENn.
ETN.YOnE CLASPS On WLDNtSlAis All SATUK.
DAYS MONDAYS ahd THURSDAYS.
sHGOEl is CLASSES on TUESDAYS ami FRIDAYS
iioi4h1- al afternoon Classes T yVcns ladies' I'D chr
de-. Eeen.g q tlses f0I geu.l0mcn.
C..ssts SOW open ~. 4.s zee a. any tina
Gre, Az. tefrrs a zee may be I'D A. either a ldeny.
- r.-..<. -.
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Increase. .....s,..'...ss,s's'T ~ %. .
Tot1i incfeasc IN four mouth,."- AZ ~ =

The net earnings for the year ending Sept. 30.
ls2, after payment Of interest and Sinking Fund,
were s675,7gI 81, or about IS y cent on the s'ecE
Of $3,77O,OOO. Adding the increase OF the above
four months les - cent expenses, and the result
OF the current years business, without estimating
futher gain, would be about II = cent net Oh the
stock.
TIE following viii show the exports OF specie
from New-York 10 foreign ports for tie week end
;ig Feb u, and since the beginning Of the year:
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Boots dno Gboes.

4 4 ~, 80 81, -, and ~ 5o.--Sii0ES and
~ GhiIEkJ. AZ JjSES'5 H0-. i' and u Arn'St' I
=. lra,e cs!l aui eyauiir., Before ynfcba'ius
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Nrcelpls Of Produce.

FKB. 81 JG2 bb. Flour. LOAF bags Corn Meal, o2a
bbls whisky. AS bush Oat 500 bus Seed 530 Tgs
PROVISIONS 40 pkgs Butter. 400 Page Lad. 10 Pks'
Ashes, lI50 Dressed Hogs
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Gln5lCn! EusirumcilIs.
At WA. B. BRADBURYs.

"a FIRST-CLASS PIANu-FORTFs.
40 s2i Bloo,u,-. corner &c Ctoshy-Na. AZ.
T. wihugsw.,g from he late plftAershp II LlGHIE
BhADHUEiS I'D ~ tae iufcso o. the nefes, OF one Of
the oruer latno's tbs sub co.T has been enabled to
secures
SPLENDID STOCK
Of eess1t PIANOi ORTES Of the Thorough kmsr
sh p. tcacul taac, caste touch end IrI ct Anh H. al
These instruments he is enabled to offer 20
esl c1scners trihng svlace upon Old 4,rs notwitn
,,aons every Kind Of forte mat s a. adssucei
FEN p % GI Pa The Proles3n ora The pube IL
Sl-d % examine. Every in.tiuue FULLY WARRANTED
WM Z. BRADBURY. No. f27 Bfoouc-st.,
corner OF trosby-si. block east Of Broadway \. L.
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TIE HORACE WATERS MELoDEONs,
Ucooln9 CARDS, &,e.

A + THOS. BRUNS'S, No. 493 Broadway all
IL The lalet syles Of WEDDING CARDS a, low prices
kstsLIishcd IN 1910.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
- "edj.ng, AT Home AID Note Business Cards
biiiiesdf Portrats6c. 0tKEbLPS No. 81 Fulionst ~