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Railroads., 81.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TrsiDa CONG southane Mast.
Gonmenc'n5 June 1914, l5C4

TrSiDa CONG south nDd Mast.
Leave mompuiie d. 100 ~, 10 }. NJ aud ~ W F.s
"A Al iHAts leaves R0uses' Point al 30 NJ, Burning
VI ION 70 A, ID, connecting at HbHa Rytr junction
and Beo" t1lls ~ltl Trains Tor Boston, Worcester, &c
ara wtb vermont valley t. x. Tor springfield and New
fofE, az iVhAi0 eW 4urk Rt iO,laf, b.
bumksroN EHpaEss leaves Montreal al 545 a. NJ,
Rouse Fulrl Il, 40 4. ~ for BuH ngon, Sarato "a
Troy ana New York va Tie Like.
ny nAfAsss laA'' r1ver Oedeasburgh y 5,'0 4.
~ Montreal al s.3O OH Kousr' tUIntat 10 10 %. lO
BOSTON Troy and New YORK.
NigHT nHrRIss TnA nleaVt Ogdc nsbuTg at H. ~
duHira ~ 3.4j ,. Aouses tolal al 54J p. n. ANY
ing al lo5tonGl $40 ~ connecting at Bellows Fails
wth CheghiTe e. K. .f Boston and Worcester aud viii
Vermont valley 3. 90. Springfield &C. uEd trriVlng
New Hork a. hO0P. n.
FrainsGotu@ Forth and vest
cave Montpelier 90 2as an S.i6 N, $40 p -, ahc
o. H.
Az EvpRgss TRts leave Boston al 800 4. N.
hte dver junction at l3Or.s Burlington at ABS p.
for VI nte II Ogdensbutgh, Chicago and the Nest,
akiug Clust connections
IAN fEAla eaves Boston 81 100 a. NJ, via Lowell
rd al 30 =. NJ, Via Lawrence OF FHclbWg. Leaves
lunghed AZ $50 bellows Falls at u 20 r. h.t1f
tIohnsbury, burlington and ~ ~ ans and odge
fcce aaopAriuE TRAM lrayt harthheG % 7,40 a, w.
lnt Burlington, 10 4. 50 p. H., tot ROnsei Point.
stdH AxrREss TKAI Irsy yes bellows lais AtlO w -
receiving passenger fiom vermont valley 4 x leaving
Nr| YORK at l2lb ?. a., and IRON Cheshire H. IL
White River junction eih tnin leaving Boston az
$50 r. H.. arriving s.. Burlington at $40 ~, Houses
Point tt 05 4. ". NottFeal 40 9,l5A N. and Ogdehs-
burd a., Y 30 p. NJ Both The Mail Trains connect 81
White River junction with Passumpslc Road.
sleeping cars are attached % both the mgh rxarst,
trains runnM4 between kOuse's Point aua Boston, unu
Rogse's Poltt and pringded
Through ftktts tli Chicago and the West ior st az
the priRcipa stations
ID, +. ltau. VI Inn. "a fEF1
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The last bulletin from the Agricultural De.
partment, shows decrease OF l4o 999 in the
stock'oi horses in twenty-oue loyal States and
Nebraska Territory since January, 1859, aud
decrease Of gil 1923 in the stock of hogs in the
same Time The increase in cattle and oxen is
24,59l in mich cows, 800 1884, and in sheep,
9,242, ll9.
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The ORoPs.-ln writing about the condition
oil The growing crops, we are limited to yer,
contracted region OF county that is to say We
can only speak OF the near States. In Iowa.
Missouri, Minnesota, portions Of Indiana and
illinois, and Michigan, the wheat crop il not al
that IL should be-the winter wheat especial,
has been greatly winter killed but this 70 \
considerable extent has been remedied by beay
sowing OF spring wheat, which FROM ali the nc.
counts we have looks well. As to Pennsylvania
Maryland, Delaware, Ohio, New Jersey. Nsu
York. mosi.oi the New England States, Ken.
lucky, and large portion OF other STATES the
wheat Will DO full average crop. la the STATE.
Immediately around US, We believe We are iust,.
ned IN saying that the growing crops genera lly
rarely II ever looked better The grass eroy
will DC very heavy, corn Is as high as we ever
saw i at this season, notwithstanding the cool
weather oats are well set, dark and strong. and
potatoes have come up regularly and appear a.
well Us could DO desired As to the rye crun.
which has become an important one, we new,
saw II more 1uxuriant.
The use OF machinery, with little heavier
tax upon the abors Of toe farmer himself AND
his amily, will enable oil the crops 70 be g,t,,
cred 10 good time. The small boys as wei as
oil the girls upon farm should be set to work
and should asslst all in their power, in this euer.
geney, to cultivate and secure the crops-G,r.
manfopn 1shgreYh.
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postw.
From the New Bedford Mercury
On. X


Co. X.
There's cap in the closet,
Old, Iattered and blue,
OF very slightlvalue
1t may be, to you
Bat crown, jewel-studded,
Could not buy It to-day,
with its letters Of honor,
Brave Co. K"
The head that 1t sheltered
Needs shelter no more
Dead heroes make holy
The tribes they wore
So, like chsplst Of honor,
OF laurel and bay,
Seems the cap VI the soldier,
Marked " Co. K"
Bright eyes have looked calmly
lts visor beneath,
o'er the work Of the Reaper,
Grim Harvester, Death
Let the IN aster-roll, mesgrs,
80 mournfully say,
How foremost in danger
Went 10. K"
Whose footsteps unbroken
Came up To the town,
Where rampant, and bastion,
Looked shreat' ningly down,
Who, closing up breaches.
Still kept on their way,
Till guns downward pointed,
Faced Co. K"
Like cameras awful.
Stood cannon Aloof.
Til the signal was given,
To strike Of a proof
OF ,heseul Of the soldier.
To send up to Him,
pray God, that he knew II,
Though bloody and dim.)
Who faltered, or shlvered
Who summed battle stroke
Whose Are was uncertalnl
Whose battle.line brokeR
Go, ash iI.of History,
Years from.to day,
And The record shalt tell you.
Not" Co. K"
Though my darling Ia sleeping
To-day with the dead,
And the daises and clover
Bloom over his head,
smile through my tears
Allsy 1t away
The bstile-worn Gap.
Letlsred " Co. K.n
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TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Nj Eddy AZ one of the most capable and
success ful practitioners, with whom have had oficia
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON
Commi-sione tof Patents
nave no hesitation IN assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent an trustworthy
and more capable oil pulting their app ca ions in form
to for them an eaiy aud favorable cons Iteration
the Patent ONCE EDMUND BURKE,
Late Comm 81. iontr Of Patents
" Nj H. n Eddy has made for me thrice application
all but one Of which patents had been ranted and
tha Is now pending Such unmstakable proof Of great
talent and ability his part leads me to recommend all
IN entors to apply 10 MIN In secure their iatents as
they may be ofhavng the most faithful attention be-
slowed onheir cases, aud very reasonable charges
IOHN 1AGgAKT.
During eight months, the sui scrber IN course II his
large practice, made, twice rejected applications six
teen appeals everyone Of which waa decided In hi. favor
by the commission rof patents. r.. II EDDY,
Boston Dee. 80, 1868 Iy
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CHEROKEE INJECTION


HHER0KEE REMEDY, the great indian D uretic cures
\ all disease OF the urinary organs, such ncont
Of the Urine, Inflammation ~ The Bladder, ndam
nation 4 The Kidn, U.s. Stone 10 The Bladder. stricurt
Gravel elect, Gouofrhg and especially recommended
40 those cases n Fuor Albus (or Whites Ia feualesl
where at the old nauseous medicines have failed.
is prepared Ia highly concentrated form the dose
only being from 90 two tesspoonfuls three times per
day.
It is diuretc and alternative 10 s action purifying
and cleansing the blood, causing it to How all Of
its gina purity "a ygor thus removing from the
system all pernicons causes which have induced DIS
ease
Cherokee Injection is intended ally or assistant
the Cherokee Remedy and should he used In eonjunc
ton With that medicine In all cases u Gonorrhm elect
Fluor Albus Whites rs effects are healing soothing
nd demucent removing an scadug, heat, chordge and
pain instead OF the burning and almost ddrable pain
that is experienced with nearly all the cheap quaok In
jections
BY the use Of the Cherokee Remedy and Cherokee In
jecton--the two medicines At the same time-ail i'm
proper discharges are removed aud the weakened
are speedily restored 60 fall yigor and strength.
For full particulars our pamphlet from any drug
store in the Country or write u.s. and will mail free
TO any address, fultreatise
Price Cherokee h NEEDY az per bottle, or three bottles
for g.
Price, Cherokee Injection s2per bote three bottles
for So
Sent by Express 10 any address receipt Of price
Soldhy all druggs's every where.
Ok. ", r. NERwlN K CO., Sole Proprietors,
No 80 Liberty Street, New York.
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nlr0itilles.
FEMALE
STRENGTHENING l.. CORDIAL.

This medicine is oflong tried cfca-y for correcting
all the disorders incidental TO the feminine sex That
the afflicted may feel that his cordial is truly
valuable and worthy OF their confidence, not one OF
those secret compounds puposed 10 destroy healthy &C
ton add o iew testimonials IRON ply sicans whom
all, fayorng the Eclectic and Reformed Practice Of
Medicine respect.
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hediciie respect.
Dr. WILLARD { GEORGE, formerly Professor in
tne orcester Medical College and President OF the
lowing terms
have USED The Female StIeng thening Cordial SINH
,4r TO That prepared by Dr.. George ". Sweet, 100,
hanover S and regard US one OF the bestmedcines
lof female complaints that can be found
DR. J. kins, author OF Woman Her Diseases and
theH Treatment says.
This medicine appears to exert specific inhuen
on the Uterus 1t is valuable agent in all derange
mens Of the Female Reproductive Oh gansn
Or. Z, Smith, President OF the New ork Association
OF BOTANIC Physicians, says.
" No female It in delicate health, should omit the
timely use Of tbs valuable cordial 1 owe much Of my
success III mia 6hery to The Use OF tins incidence
MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
Thefoilowing from III. ia y iswell worthy yourno.
tce
"As general remedy for female complaints this
Cord a Is very valuable one but by the Profession 1t
tie med more highly Qr IL good re sulu curing Con
I'M mtnt in ievng " great sr lering attendant upon
childbirth. achi oW |ed- 80 with Or smith that much
OF my success in midwifery is due TO the use OF this
medicine IL strength, 10 both child Bnd mother. In
such cases follow the ettiors " Pref KING by al
lowing my patients to use II few weeks preyous TO
conhnem. n as by the enugy it impars TO he uteri e
nervous system the abor viii b; yef, much facilitated
and removes the cramps which many females are liable
to. O woman, If sh1 knew the great value of this
Strengthening cordial, would iai to use IT.
have received numerou, testimonials from different
parts OF the country where used knowing the god II
ia capable Il doing, WA warrant every bottle Of my
Cord 80 10 be satisfactory In it results.
Tie following symptoms mdica those affections IN
which NE Female STRENGTHENING Cordial ~ proved
invaluable
mdiercaton 10 Exeiuon, Wakelulness, Nervousness,
uneasines. Depre sion Of Spirits, trembling
L1s, Of Power Pain 10 the Back, Alternate
thiIs and Flushing Of Heat
Dragging 0eusatian "a tAe Lower Tart az the Body,
Headache,
Languor, Aching along
lhe Thighs lntoer noe of Ligm
and sound, tale C0unlenaLce, Drrngs
meut n the stomach aud B1tcs Dihculj
Bieathng ilysie TO- ao.. &C.
ltsaspeoiac remedy 10 OIL Uterine Diseases,
ChofosH Of Green SICK ess, lrreguatity Pairfuness
PrOiuse or ~u. pre- ion Of u-iOuarf lischafg
a., Leucofrhea or Whites. scrrhus or u
eeu'td TAI ~ thc Uterus, NterIity sc.
No better TOMS can s.ioly be put up Than this, and
none let ikely 10 do haim, ana % composed wholly
OF yegea le agents, an sueh 81 He have known TO be
valuable rid ave used for many yeais
PRICE, Seventy Ave cents per Bottle
sold BY Druggists generally also, sent 10 any ad
dress free, on receipt otprce
Be sure ant < - prepared at the
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Il EORelsn Patents.
r. Il. EDDY.
pOAAC1l Oh OE n EsN -
Late Agenl0i l. Patent Office Washington under
the Act0flS37lI
10 state street opposite KiIbys. Boston.
w. II EDD
NDLIiIYnR OF AVEAYt.N

the Act0tlS37.lI
T6 state street opposite kilbyst.. Boston.
/ fTEk an extensive practice Of upwards oftwenty
years CONTINUES to ecuTe Paten the United States
also in Great BRAIN France and other foreign couur
Cavea s. Spec 1eaons, BONDS, Assignments and all Pa
peTs, or Drawings for Patents executed liberal terms
and with disp9tch. Rest arches made into American or
foreign works, TO temme the validity or utility of pa
tents or inye nonsand legal or other advice endeed
In all matters touching the Copies Of the claims
OF my patent furnished by remitng one dollar Assign
me nts recorded ut Washington.
The agency IL not only the largest In New Finland hut
through i Inventors have advantages for securing pa
tents of asceriainiag the patentabity ofnventous I'M
surpassed by, IT not immeasurablJ superior to. any
which can be offered to them elsewhere rhe testmon
ais beoa given prove that is more successful nj me
Paten office man the subscriber and as success ~ the
best pte0t OF advantages and ability he would add that
he has abundant reason to believe and can prove that no
other ONCE OF the Lind are the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice Of the ann
scrber during twenty years past has enabled him TO ac
cumulae vast collection of specific tons and official
decisions relative 10 patents.
lhese, besides his extensive library 81 legal and me
chanca works and full accounts Of patents Granted nj
The United states and Europe render him able bei ond
question TO Offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
Allnecessiiy Of journey to Washington to procure a
patent and the usual great del y there ere saved in
yeuiors
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WILCOX 4 GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine

Price with Hemmer and Felier $4,000.
10000
DHE WILCOX GIBBS Family ewing Machine. ia
i The best Machine, without regard to price for
Family sewing, Braiding, hemming, Eel
ling, Tucking, Cording
forms aat seam, which will not rip ia wear
even when cut at frequent Intervals and makes the tight
est and most elastic seam for Fun Cloth II any Machine
stitch
peoular feature Of his machine which deserve ar
uou AZ attention, is PATENTED Device which prevents
the possibility Of setting the needle Wrongard oc which
prevents the Machine being turned wrong.
The WILCOX GIBBS Hemmers aud Fellers are the on
ly really practical bemmers use and are worth
half Of the price Of the Machine over all others for ami
ly use. They form narrow, light hem o. fell far nicer
than can be done by hand Toe Needle syer short ana
perfectly traght, enabling It to through hard chick
seams, or gathers in hard cloth where all Machine using
long or curved needles utterly fail.
The feed has tendency draw soft ght goods down
into the machine, but will sew LINEN CAsBRic pc ecUy
ltis ackno Fedged by all who or USE this Machine
that 10 Is Tue
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keen
in Order
Of any Machine made
After much wear, and many wdshHgs, the stitching IL
found TO retain all the roundnrss eyeunest ana amnes
which are so much admired at Arst n-Nsu YORK SaH.
gcJ- Send Tor a circular
JAMES WILCOX, hilnaiactursr,
5Oe Broadway, Z
A A. SrAsos 4gtai, Montpelier
Montpelier, June l3ih 1888
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miscellaneous.
AMERICAN HOUSE.

F8 Is thelargest and best arranged Hotel in
90 MyfA, the New hngland States is centrally To-
ss1M Gated, and easy Of access from all the routes
HEEW ftraYei. 1t contains all tie modern i'm
AkA5A provements and every convenience for the
comfort and accommodation OF the travelling
publ c. Ia Sleeping rooms are large and ventilated
The suites Of well arranged and completely
furnished for families and large travelling parties and
The house viii continue to be Fept 6rs clsss Hotel
10 every respect.
Telegraph in the House 10 all parts Of the country
LEWIS RICE, Proprietor
Boston, August l. 1863 why
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IL arranged that patients never zee or hear each OH
sr RecolIeci, the OILY entrance TO -if Office j. Aos
n having no connection with his residence c.uFl
4uently no family interruption tDat ON uo acr. m
can any person hesitate appiyinl % As Office
DR. DIX
tgty asserts land II cannot be conradlctcd except ht
Quacks who will say or do anything. even rtrI4f.
themselves 10 impose upon pahenisI that Doe
t TRR ONLY aEgULAH GRADUATE PHYeilfAs Au.
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through false certificates references and recommsu
iaiions OF their medicines " ts s,a ho cannot tA-
pose OF e0hifadc them % eAu ocsldes 90 fIrtlef
their imposition copy from Ned.c.I Boossmuci tbat
written Of the qualities and enrot. different herbs
and plants ascribe al The siur g. their pAl. x
racis Specifies &C.. most Of which. if not u contain
Mercury becsuse OF TIE ancient belief 81 De- cufin
every thing 'bnt nov known 70 " kili more than b.
cured rnd nose not killed, conauionAly injured i0r
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engaged IN treatment Of Special diseases, aiactso
known to many Citizeps, Publisher Merchant HoteI
ffoprieots &C. thai be il much recommended an b
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u NANWINo Nd M ' LIT rs
800 avoid aud escape Imposition CD Foreign anu ga
i've Quaoks HandyHs ia Boston than other iar.t
cities
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ssro~-s~f 10 LsQvos bsALxEs.
"A. r.s-s s-.s & ys.sa Rssay.- ~ assesssn, ~
bss'ss~" 90 hs sAssse " having vehsss 49, mserna,
hr,srss 80, 70 s,ssesse ana nsas d naso. ssa,.
vahsos . nee Ass.
assia nsss~.,us
IN NE .. ssasng 81 Ne Nsy, Nj. scksss, ssusss, Tar
Nc "ese" Si poi tho following questions so The
uav' goo ever formed oppressed any cpn,oas with
regard u to eonstsl enssy Of Internal ksyerve
hv? Ana
HIVE you sny preOdice asa.usi . gcrsoo engaged q
heStaeer tosipeesS Beth oyertoed
THO jury hau been sworn 80 Try the Of the rred
vtnsa against Really, apd had Sheu Esas, Shea
nptssred ilat me defendant had sol hcea indicted aud
sS.tssa tas and moved r., ,ssaes on ire ,ssa eean
~nity snAS a man cAnDCt De poi sw,ee Ia PERL Zoe
tsass oyefroted ihe Objects sed she case proceeded
Tho defendant 10 groser, dong ecsinosr 70 SAID
street. A. the back rarf h- II alleged
iAas ho sotased bqoor w,tncos license, contrary V
s act Aforesaid Defendant bad been repeatedly ~aiheo
q lie iucU nature Of hs business bus nc sAid re oen
Thai sso would, the event oi any tfsl
proceedings being instituted sRanst hun axe care -
Inn and tGai sbe heel 81 desposso ws- COZ yer ~
sisone 10 mako pecro sutms IL rre Ano AntFAob
Asmst rtch u
Oa III. esoss, .xnmiIatioe ne wiiaese shsefeo MAl
Ne rsierSed 10 ny h'@ m'sh nayo asI he
Iasst isaetr Association bat y" useo e ~o's !1ee .s
10 kssi be red whai passed between h9 md
10 AIir on ths occaf Ion he tad called upoo hnn
The psuaiiy yoisoc 81 fbe slatns "a ihh case -
tys xopgsonloGn or efss ~ ns oAtseAop 81 tNe
ssufi
OF ine Internal hevenae law ana II
ss,,se ihe niaued tho enthusiastically 81 he
Nv IN which be ~sr sspposed by previous aecisop-
Judge Hs,.cD's
rLc Iary retired NJ twenty mputos four O'Clock
s,Cry bsei sbseUoe sesssead .pso court 4HS
Lei ot RpEty
Ar Mokeos ooysd for a rev ry,a ard soo-sor sse
~ .ssiOn 70 discharge nnosssei'y removed Ne
sasiody OF lie Hasseai
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slmnoD.-ou yhnrsaay yebsssyy 4. asSsy short
,llness A1Hs tLA daughter o. John ard svolso va
deFeeSs " 40 i1lhr year u Der ago
Motive Of ycAsrAl Va - sasrr ow'B paper.
WN6A-pA Weaessday yeevuasy ., wASsA We -
leveA ehld " JaiAe6 ard Asn Wash, aged yeAst
no relatives aad friends Of The family are snyisea 70
attend No fusessl ihS (Fs,iay) sssessess, = sno
o'clock, FROM As passnss ssshssnes, NC W NATIVITY
sireek
wAs--0S ShuSsday, February a. nrs Esr1AHxrs WAY,
D the e4tA year Oh her age
mo relatives and fyiends OF The family respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral shs (frlday) afternoon
three O'Clock, from lie residence u her 800, AZ Ess
sixth street
wocD.-ssdcen,y, en- Wednesday, ssersary 3, Mrs.
AssU " wooU, wife Of George w. Wood, aged 70 years.
Her fcuerai viii lake place this (Sraay) Afternoon, al
swooclcck FROM she residence Of Jamos Winsorboton,
leo Spring street Her ffands and lGose Of the family
are respectfully pstcd 70 attend ahe ippeJs whopt
further notice.
Wsarnopss In Rrookjyn, en- Wednesday February 3,
AsHus AUaC6sA daughter o. Lewis L. Wbitehclse aged
months ard days.
The toatsyes and frends respectfully invited 70
attend she operai from 100 Elicit paoo, ihis
aise.aO0p, al two O'clock.
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r FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THURSDAY, Feb. So r N.

THURSDAY Feb Sc r. N.
Tue ALs,s,s vi the Western railroads. were stgoGg
sHaa thls morning, and nearly the whole list rose
m proe. A. compared with the cash sales ~ tho
bsokep Board yesterday Morning Zoe pre-
AIRED went up q, Badson RIVER "a, Read
Ga q, Michigan central u, Illinois Central
"a Cleveland and pittsburs--wh.cb, next 70
Had.oB RIVER, was the strongest OK One
tiat--lL Milwaukee srd Prairie du Chen :.
rott Wayne y. spd Alton and Gcrys Eaue J.
Acx Yorh Central declined q, Michigan Southern
n, Ga,eaa and Chicago a, Cleveland and Toledo
aed Chi.ayo and Northwestern -. The market
secaae quite active IL the afternoon, sGd the
etCsng quotations. exhibited another advance. A.
eoNpated with he sales IN the morning Hudson
River rose NJ tie hali-past three O'Clock public
board "a making = clear gam since Wednesday
81 ss. per cent; Erie improved =, Beading 70,
Aichigaa Southern ~. Michigan Central ~, III
no,e Central "a. Cleveland and pitts6ng = and
Cleveland and 'roisdo "a. New York Central Eel!
q harlem y end Erie preferred u.
Gold .ess sctive to-day, End ,he quotations
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ID.
Bay. yNsss VEINS aSs ss1Sscsst b s,oss VEINS
And tAs rive, b found = connection with 'sao.
Gotten war active IN We New Orleans sa'Sss
On Ne sM nh, ed ssss prices were sbsAs'd
sos IN .ots shat otssed. The F4Hyah" c' s"a'
city ssyes-
SAe encouraging sdyoec nos se- sofs aass 1870 ~
sSauanai ,wuuee 70 tAe aesAaAd toi ocNon anu osos
- nalec nave ehanaeJ hands ~ private sac q very
nii pr,ess AZ soovr bales strictly socd ordinary az
5sAe, hw a,dd'Ds, stained, ~ ass ssae, awo Ds,
do a. DC aSotsor lot q 40 20 bales do at The
same; 40 at 100 80, barely adding a. 70 No 10
mddins al ne add ~ do coed staple a. $50 Wo aec
haara IN a sale Of sipouy M,dine 10 good tnlddHe al
..l,c
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sales =, the Public Board.


Jbthrht, REQ. ~ y. ~
Isan-Rseeirss N rbls Market steady With sales Of
90 obs Aiss 10 St ss}t Tor pots sud $40 FOR pears
me demand N part for export 20 tie continent.
BS,lbsausYt Receipts, s4l2 bsls -four, 600 ,.csr
meal $50 bushels wheat 2os7 do core, u Gss d.
Is. 900 do. rye and 4.Iss do malt The market for
-four ruled dui the export .dernsno having soosioec
while the home trade operated and bsd
advantage throughout. Sales 600 bbs withir
range -four also do'l and "a have eneced
large sales decline Of o. ioc. would have beer
ceseary The ssles 200 bbis al yesterday prices.
which We continue Southern -four vel; held and
the demand far with sales 81 600 bbls Eve Gour
meal without decided change wso .sss q 2o
bbls OF tue former and $50 bpis. o. the letter W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-05

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RhAso-Fovn&-On Thursday, February 4, AZ ite
Hunt, SAruM T. BkAsD 70 Miss MAIN Ear4AEsns, eldest
daughter oi 0Dbers Potter, all Of Brooklyn.
roaJy 8 by she Rev Henry Benedict, d. a. +. Uavs ci
Now York, &c JxAErrx L., daaghMJ Of James H. iee.s
Esd, Of The former place
EglOrr-IOvx--un Wednesday. Febyuary s. nj 81
Johns chapel. by Rev y. IL Weston, Wa. r. Elaors ~
S1tNa A., daughter 81 Thomas Love- all Of this city
.SABAr--MAURcK-Cn Monday, February l. 10y Ace
Rev. VIM. GsahsD, Of Boeton, JAmss GRMus 70 Macy
MAURICE
NAOMI Dcpas.-on "Wednesday. February IS BY she
Mics sARAB j., only daughter Of Mrs. M, A. Dougso.
SIMS S<EutIz.--On Sunday, January 81, by Rev Mr..
BARCLAY, DANIEL SINS. Of Now York city, 70 FAGHs n.
aHU,E1, daughter Of Benjamin d. schultz. fs, q sed
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