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Affairs In Georgetswu.

THE RAIN Is falling steadily. and the streets
are in a miserable condition Business is al
most suspended at all the stores and counting
rooms. Yesterday the streets were covered
with slippery ice, and prevented the usual at
tendance upon di vine service in all the CHI urch-
es. This morning the ice Is con verted INTO
deep slush. which as efectually prevents bust
ness transactions.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKRT.-The weather
prevents any out door transactions, buyers AND
sellers being confined to their counting rooms
In the absence of transactions the quotations
OF Saturday remain unchanged.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures Steamer
Empire, DobbIns, from New York, with mer-
chandize for District merchants. Schooner W
Wilson, -, from Tuckerton, New Jersey.
Uleared-Steamer Empire, Dobbins, for N. Y.
SWhen Mrs. jeff. Davis saw old Mr.
Blair she threw her arms around his neck and
kissed him. II that don't mean peace, what
does it mean!-[Spring. Repub.
HThe rebel battle cry is DIES cribed as con-
catenation of equine, canine, bovine, porcine
and gallInaceous utterances, with an Indian
war whoop thrown in.
NTOysters in Savannah are one dollar per
bushel-or as many as you can hold for %
cents.
wWhy does Victoria represent the petrol
cum interest! Because she Is q ueen OF the
Isles.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. n.
GOVERNMENT sEcURITiEs
Jay Cooke & Co. furnish the following quo.
tations OF Government securities:
WARRINGTON. Ian o. lHAS
KILLED AND WOUNDED AT FORT FISHER

KILLED AND WOUNDED AT FORT FISHER.
Among the killed and wounded OF the Navy
at Fort Fisher we notice the following, the
most OF whom are Washingtonians, or are at
least well known in this city: Masters Mate
Jos. M Simms, wounded; Lieut.. VIM. Wal.
ace, soI tne marines, wounded; Acting Asst
Ray master X. II. Gillette, killed; A ctin I'd As.
sis Ts engineer J. ". Laville, wounded.
Inc following are the names Of those OF the
marine corps killed and wounded.
Rilled.-Wm. Blake, DanI O'Eeal, Thomas
Brinnan, N. L. Minkaff, Jas. Sherry, (reported)
JAS. McGJ ath, E. Brennan
Wonnaed.Patrick Seaman, George Brown,
Daniel Kelly, Orderly Sergeant, Joseph Sim.
norman. Thomas OLeary, Edward O'Brien,
John Calhoun, John Costello, Owen Daily,
Richard Lloyd, James Cowan, Jos. Casgriff,
Abijan Ball, (corporaI,) Patrick OponnelI,
VIM. Keys, Charles McCarty, John Mahen,
John ReddoH, Jos. b. Jenkins, A. Collum,
leorporal,) L. Remy. P. Arnold, (corporaIs,j
John Shirs, John Miller, Oscar Smith, (ser-
geant) John L. Russell, Stephen Moore, John
derrick.
Mtssing-Andrew Mann, W. Thomas, Pat
Carne, Composed to be on shore,) Corporal
Rulow, Musician Bourke, Benson, Wasmuth,
Hicks, O'Brien, I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-23

WIscoSsIH DRLEGATIer.-A delegation
arrived here to-day to secure an appropriation
by Congress for the construction OF a canal to
connect Green Bay with Lake Michigan. By
means OF canal, about a hundred and fifty
miles Of dangerous coast might be avoided by
vessels, ii Is claimed
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NAVAL ENLIsTMnNTs

From report of the Provost Ma rshal Gene
raj, presented to Congress this afternoon, il
appears that there were 67,6s7 naval enlist
ments from the 18th Of April, 1861, TILL Febru-
airy 81, 1864, all OF which were credited to the
quota Of the several States in which the en-.
listments took place.
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kso, FER Row IN THE REBEL CONaREss
The proceeu ings of the rebel Congress, on the
17tb, partook 60 ne what of the nature of those
OF the previous da,. ELF. McMulIen, of Vir.
ginia, made a personal .~nianation, in which
Ae bitterly denounced the ediu.. OF the Rich
mond Sentinel and his correspondents as
t'scoundrels and puppies" Mr. Marshall of
kentucky, furiously advocated the seizure and
impTessment OF every man and dollars worth
of property into and for the benefit of the army.
Whereupon MIR. Echols, OF Georgia, said if
there WAS any more such talk as that he would
resign and 20 home.
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SINKING OF THE STEAMER EXPRESS.

SlEklNa VI THE STEAMER EXPRESS.
The chartered steamer Express, Captain
Bright, which left Giesboro' on SATURDAY. with
load Of mules for City Point, encountered
heavy ice on the Potomac, which cut her
through, and the Captain being unable to run
her aground, she sank in deep water, near In.
dian Head, and now lies entirely submerged,
with the exception Of her hurricane deck The
crew OF the Express and the larger portion of
the mules were saved by the steamer Jefferson,
and brought up to GIesboro. 1t is thoaeht
that the sunken steamer can be raised, bIft il
the ice begins to float, 1t will, doubtless, carry
away her state rooms.
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EDITOR STAR: In your issue Of Saturday
you say, ga working force of eight hundred
men will be speedily shipped from Annapolis
10 Savannah, under the direction of Col Rob.
inson, to repair the railroad, &C., &c" The
constructor and repairs OF military railroads
are under the exclusive direction of Gen d. (,
McCullum, acknowledged to be the most eff
fcIent and best practical railroad man in
America. H. l.. ROBINSON,
b. Col A. q. M, u. s. NJ R. e,
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~ The Department of the South, under tho
command of Major General Foster, has been
extended SO as to embrace the States of Geor
gia, South Carolina and North Carolina II is
rumored that as soon as the transports, which
are known to have left the North with rein
1oTcements for Shermans army, shall arrive,
Gen. Geary, with the second division of the
iWenuetn Corps and the Fourteenth Corps
VIII cross the river from Savannah into South
Carolina, and cooperate in movement through
that Stdte.
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THEIR OCCUPATION GONE,

An order having been issued prohibits the
disinterment OF the bodies Of soldiers at any
point south Of the District OF Columbia, a
number of embalmers OF the dead In the Army
Of the Potomac, arrived here on Saturday, on
the steamer Manhattan, bringing with them
all the appurtenances of their business in
cludIag large number of collins
This order will put an end to q fruitful
source OF disease in this city, from the mum
Der OF decomposed bodies brought here and
stored in the heart Of the city by embalmers.
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GENERAL HANCOCK.

General Hancock returned from the North
yesterday, after making satisfactory arrange
ments with regard to recruiting for his corps.
No changes have been made in the organiza.
ton Of late. save that at Camp Stoneman, and
only two appointments Of officers have been
made since our last published list.
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aTHE KELLRY-FIRLD CASTELAR, Interesting
discussion is proceeding in the Hsuse to-day
upon motion to appoint a committee OF in
yestieation on the subject OF Judge Fields as
sault upon Hon. w. D. Kelley in Wizards
Hotel last Friday.
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LEAKING RADIY

The U. S. transport Manhattan which ar
rived up on Saturday from City Point, was
badly damaged by the ice In the river, and is
now lying at the 9th street wharf taking water
rapidly. Workmen are engaged to-day in en-
deavoring to stop the leak and prevent her
sinking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-23

LIST OF u. s. OFFICRRs.-The Senate to day
received frem the Secretary Of War, in answer
to a resolution passed some time since, a COM
munication stating that at the earliest possible
moment he would lay before Congress a full
list of Major and Brigadier Generals, and off,
GERS of the Regular Army, where stationed
and how employed on the first Of January
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BURIAL OF OFFICERS.

BY direction of the War Department Officers
OF the Quartermasters Department on duty
at or in the vicinity of Military Hospitals will,
upon the equisition OF the medical officer in
charge, furnish collins and other proper facili-
ties for the interment OF officers who dis in
HOSPITALS.
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TRANSPORTS AaRnuNn

Inc propeller Andrew Harder, which left
mere On Friday for City Point was cut through
by the ice, and is now aground at Maryland
Point, but 1t is thought that she will be saved.
The steamer Suwanee, bound down the river
on Thursday, ran aground off Jones' Light
house, and all efforts to pull her off have
proved unsuccessful Tugs will again 20 to
her assistance TO-DAY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-23

- From Hudson Taylor, 33i Pennsylvania
avenue, and from the publishers, we have the
Atlantic Monthly for February, a fine number
ALSO, from the publishers, Ticknor & Fields.
we have the February number OF their excel
lent Illustrated Magazine for Bows and Girls
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ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

HAIR, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR
DRESSER takes great pleasure in Informing . tae
test Paris Fsshsns for the pressnt season ana ds
now ready to fill every order Mons; Dem0nsse e9
ing thorous Oh knovlede Of his bust ness in hich
eng.sea He prepared to giYe ss s4acR
of Hair Oils, Pomsde, and every kind Of Toilet
Articles, &C.. &C., constantly On hand ORDERS Tor
1ious day Consultations Of diseases Of the hair
free Of charge. NJ. Demonseot is partner OF =
brother, and will go to Paris every Spring, On
that occasion he will take every commission given
to him for Paris or any order in France.
Call at DEMONGEOT'S Human Hair ana PER
fumery Store, corner of D and 10th streets, ne az
the Avenue. yAo- I'M
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New York Stock List.
By Independent Line of Telegraph to Lew
Tnh e. NJ

by 1Nuepenueht Iliie OF IeIPgfaph TO LEWIS
Johnson & Col
NEW YORK, Jan. 23-First Board.-U. S.
1881 Coupon 6s, no. 5-2O's, 10e4; do. Regis
tered 10Sk Certificates Indebtedness 81 n; Gold
1g9H 10-40's, 10l: New York Central
1863; Erie, 6SH; do. preferred, ok; Hudson
River, -; Reading. los; Michigan Central
lGi%; Michigan Southern. SO: Illinois Gem
trail, 104t Cleveland and Pittsburg, 533f; CIeye-
land and Toledo, los: PittsburR, Fort WAYNE
and Chicago, Ok; Chicago and North western
"a; Quicksilver, 95; Cumberland. 42X.
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~ Jen. Davis has written a letter to men,
bers Of the Georgia Legislature on the subject
OF reconstruction, in which he argues that q
convention OF the States ia impracticabIe aud
mat peace mo vements on the part of individu-
al States tend only to the creation of discord in
the Confederacy. He says that the only plan
by which peace can be attained is provided in
tee rebel constitution
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GEN. Carroll

Brig Gen. Carroll, who has been laid nm
Tor some time by WOUNDS. arrived here yester
osy, ara mas been assigned to the command of
Camp Stone man, the rendezvous of recrnits
for Gen. Hancock 8 veteran corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-23

u From Shillington, Odeon Building, we
have an early copy Of Peterson's Ladies Maoa-
zine for February. Also. The Chepclier by AL.
exander Dumas, and The Empire City by Geo.
Lppard. publications by Peterson & Bros.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-23

A PRESIDENTIAL VIsIToR.-Ex-President
Pierce is stopping at the Astor House, in New
York, for few days, previous to visiting
Washington, where, it is said, he will be the
guest OF Presid ent Lincoln.
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REHRRAI, GRANT

Lieut.. Gen. Grant, after an interview with
Gen. Sheridan, concerning military move
ments in the Valley, returned to City Point
Saturday evening.
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,YW. LEWIsr& CO., Auctioneers

EXTENSIVE SALE-THB WHOLE STOCK OF
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS J0BBHR AT
AUCTION
WEDN EsDAY NEXT. January IS at 20 O'Clock.
at eur Sales Room, No. 367 Pennsvlvanta avenue,
we shall sell the whole stock in trade Of . Whole
sale Dealer. cohsetpg Of
100 dozen wooden Over and Under 6hiets and
Drawers.
20, dozen Woolsn and Cotton Stockings. Socks.
&C., &c.
'I05 dozen Gle7ss, Gauntlets, Buck, Kis, and
other kinds.
Is cases Boots Shoes, Caters, 30.
$50 cartoons Millinery Goods felvets, Ribbons,
2s pieces Black and other Silk Dress Goods.
Plaids. Mernoes, Alpacas. Caiicoes. SAeetipgs.
&c DC with variety OF Fancy Dry Goods,
which win be srranged early On tho .morning Of
sale, and SOLD without reserve, in Fots to suit
ian "a d w LEWIS g. 40 ,Aucta.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-23

SMALLPOX IN NEW SORK.-This disease Is
prevailing to an alarming extent in New York,
and said to be on the increase. Forty Deaths
within small section OF the city, occurred last
week and five hundred virulent cases are re-.
ported
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GENERALS IN TOWN

Among the distinguished personages here
yesterday were Sc ven d. jor Generals Banks.
Burbridge. Butler, Burnslee:. Doubleday,
Hunter, and Sheridan, together with several
Rripadiprs.
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more for the North Atlantic Squadron. He,
machinery and boilers, which were built by
the Corliss Works OF Providence r. l., on Z.
new principle, NOT having worked to the satis;
faction Of the officers, or up to the .expec,atid
Of the builders, will be taken out by the butld-
ers, who, we understand, will put It in a boat
lhey are now building, and new machinery
aho boilers will be built at the ySrd under the
supeI1nteHdence Of Master Workmen Wilson
ano Aescallet for her.
TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN MOORE var.
pieasahs tnair came of Saturday night at
the residence OF Captain William w Moore
corner OF o.n and streets, the occasion being
the presentation to him OF q yo;d headed cars
by the attaches OF thu int.uioenes-. with Which
paper mr. Nocre has been copnected during
'-ie last .&enty-f1ve years The cana ia eIe
gantly chased, and bears the inscription: "Pre-
sented TO VIM. W. Moore By his printer friends
OF the Nation al Intelligence office" Mr. Jas.
CrossHsid. who has been in the once thir,,s
FIVE years, made the presentation with an an
propriate speech, which was neatly Responded
to by Mr.. Moore; after which, the party par
took OF 4 generous collation., and adjourned IN
the happiest manner.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Esaer-The case a,
Story, charged with forgery, was given to the
jury about one o'clock to-day, after Judgs
Fisher had charged them.
The Grand Jury having completed their
labors. having been in session thirty. one DAYS
were discharged finally with the thanks OF tue
Court
THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs.-J. II. Smith
violating market regulations; IS. Henry O.
Colclaiser, Lucinda jackson, Robert Cone,
drunk and disorderly; So Robert Anderson,
do; military. Dennis Williams, assault and
battery; dismissed.
RAILROAD AOoIDKNr.-The midnight train
from New York yesterday morning was ds-
tanned a short distance beyond philadelphia
by the breaking of an axle OF the sleeping car
throwing portion of the train from the track.
None were seriously injured.
CORAL SBrs.-Every lady should call and
see the new styles Of coral sets at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, No 43s Penna avenue, near
~ street. ia 20-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-01-23

STOCK MARKET.-Yesterday's NJ Y Herald
says the stock market was weak on Saturday
governments dull, and gold Continuing on its
downward course, closing at 199I
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's sALE.

CLERKS on - Of the Supreme Ooutssf The District
of Coumis and to me dITsSfsb tbs SSH is s
psss IsS Ss1 at y s. set 6saa If
dfnSn3,s Tint title, claim sad interest, in and
to the Let in Square I'M No SIN st In hf
1T ses,ed and levied upon as the property of
Hsnry Fields and will be sold TO satisfy tod i,isls
N No. nas, sapfenis 0'0 WARD q. LAM0N,
y. 3. Marnhal, d, G.
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~ READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
BEE OUTSIDE FOB INTIRIsTING TILE.
GRAPHIC AND OTHER MATTER,

WE are authorized to announce that there
will be public reception at the Executive
Mansion THIS EVENING, January %, from "
to ii o'clock.
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T1OR sALE-A GREAT BARG4IN.-TAe sub.
+ scribers wishin. to decline sIsrnnss on account
Earthen wsse at cost. Any person wishing to en.er
the business viii do well to call ana sT ~ TOT
No uSi TIL street, east aide } between L ami VI.
S:n SI at BENZ 8 BAXLY q 90,
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LOST AND FOUND.

EeCND-A SUM OF MONEY, which the owner
can have by proving it, and paying for this ad-
vertisement. Inquire ct the Star once, at II
o'clsck on Saturday. j. 2tSts
IL with black spots answers to the name of
"Gyp." A suitable reward will be given upo re-
turning him to PHILIP & SOL0MONS,
1t 332 Penn Q avenue.
7 OsT-On the 10Th = small POODLE DOG
4 itSbleireward viii be given if left ct 2ss II
street. jan 2l-3tA
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NISsOLUTION or oOPARTNEReHIP.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
the name of Mc6rsgor 4 Zimmermsais THE day
d ssolved by muSlai consent. Mr.. Zimnermsi.
having purchased the stock in trade end the good
will of the Arm viii nett1e all accounts.
N. NJ. MoGREGOR,
ZTMAEHMhN'
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TO OUR FRIENDS AND CUbrOMARs.

We take this me thod of returning thaaks to our
friends who have kindly extended their Ga, 0Dn
tropage to U.s. and hope to still merit their
confidence in future. as it sh all be our pu--
pose 90 please in every respect.
We sha all ende avor 1t all times to keep our stock
complete of the most su perior
AINi,CROCKERY,,
CUTLERY and PLATED WARE,
and at as low prices as the same class OF see6s can
be purchased IN northern cities.
WEBB q BEyERIDGE,
RalIn~ ~ Hall ~
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FENdE bUSlNEcJ HEREAFTER SkLk Nh
i conducted under the name of II. - Zimrasr-
man & Co.. where they hope to receiver contip
usnce ef that Ii berai patronage bestowed the
late firm, aud by strict attention to 10 .iness to
please all who may be in want Of Furniture and
Hcusek ee ping Goods No. 80 9TH streett bsts cen
-'"'' HFZIMMERMAN. Is CO.
January 81, 1865. [Intel& Chronl js2a-lw
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CORAL SRTs.-Eyery lady should call and
see the new styles of coral sets at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, No 43s Penn'a avenue, near
~ street ia 20.3ts
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

n%THE DRAFT IN GEORaETOWN--The
US Gsorgetswn Draft Association has bean
organized and is now fairly started
Forty dollars. pay able In instalIments previoua
to the Draft, will undoubtedly protect every mem
There will be mee4ing of the Association evarv
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at ~ O'Clock, at the
9eorgetown Custom House. Congress g. aboys
Georgetown eighth and Ninth sub districtsj who
wish to do 30 may become members eff the Asso.
citation. CANDY
The Treasurer will be in attendance to receive
installments.
All Interested are earnestly invited to come and
help themsel yes; the time is short and delay is
dangerous. By order:
m .no,,,G GEO. HILL. JR.. President.
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EOR sALE.-Will be sold at q great bargain
i two CARRIAGES. three sets of @67,
HORSES. Also. one I'm dne BAY MARE, es9
Isl. hands high six years old next spring; trot
inside of three minutes. Inquire at Howard 4
side, of B. RENNIER, ian o. cost
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GROWERS THEATER

FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT-As 4S5 10th
Il street, a few doors north of Penn's sFenUs,
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wheeling whslesale market.

THURSDAY EVENING. March ~, 1000.
FLOUR-Demand, fair and prices firm at 80 so
QIO 00ale25.
OATS-Active at zoe.
BARLEY-Sellsd dull at 81 IS ~
SUGARS-Dun and little doing Porto Rico 20
023c.; Choice Yellow 26c.: Crushed Powdered zoe;
Cotf.e Sugar 24625c.
MOI ASSES-New Orleans 81 3001 s.
SYRUPS-New York 81 0O0l 20: baltimore
l35 ~---'
COFFEE-Dull; small sales at 1880. 80
OILS-Firm at % 10 tor Lard: IS for Carbon,
and CSC for lubricating.
SALT-Ohio River 8 50 Table Is b.
BUTTER-Dull at o025c.
P0TATOES-Not much doing; prices range
from 81 3001 so.
APPLES-Dull at g 5oa4oo.
EGGS-Not much doing at lsSlsc.
CHEESE-Steady at 22c
LARD-2O923 IN fair supply.
HAYES per ton loose.
SEEDS-Clovers SIS So Timothy $3.50; Flaxseed
demand at 81 IS.
BROOMS-Common s. 1894 So Fancy IS $50
ToBACCO-Dark I0's t's 759s5c; Spun Roll
soa95.. Bright SOL IS; Common Twist 4sc.
SOAP-Cineinnsti German tic; Wheeling do
l5c; Family soap l4c.
CANDLES-Mould2 2c.
GLASS-Good demand. Market firm; by 10
No, l. s. Is; No. g IS 40; 8 by II to 10 by ~ No.
/, s6 10; No ., IS Is; 8 by Is to 10 by II No, ],
Sd 81; No. !, &c 10.
LEATHER-Sole 43046o. per ID. Oak sole
sc per To-: upper s55 964 per doz. calf skins q
Der h. harness leather 4805Oc per ID.
wHISKY-Steady; common y g. Rye
g OO06 co.
wOOL-Quet at Soc
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
BY Telegraph
New YORK, March %
MONEY-Active and firm at T. cent
'STERLNG-Quet at 81 O9tG t9i for first
class brokers' bills.
GOLD-EIcted and lower opening at 81 81,
and closing at 81 5li al 5ls.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Activca and tirner
STOCKS-Dull and lever Ft Wayne 79c, and
p. & G. 47ic
LATER
Evening exchange-Gold closed to night at
81 50s.
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From the New York Herald

From the New York Evening Expressl
Our telegraphic dispatches received to-day
from the Oil Regions, inform us Of the striking
of 200 barrel flowing Well on Cherry Run,
COAIPANY'S PROPERTY. Cherry Run Stocks
" i'll be in demand tomorrow.
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MEDICAL.
MANHOOD

4 ND THE VEG0R OF YOUTH TsE.
N STORED IN four weeks. by Dr. Records
ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR. RicOrd (nf Paris
after years of earnest solicitation has 1T length
acceded to the urgent request Of the American
public, and appointed an Agent in New York.
for the sale Of his valued and. highly priced Els
sence of Life. This wonderful agent will restore
Manhood to the most shattered constitutions, in
four weeks; and if used according to printed in
stTuctions, failure is impossible. This lite.re
storing remedy should be taken by all about to
marry, as its effects are permanent. Success in
every CAGE, is certain.
Dr. Records Essence of Hfeis sold in cases
with full instructions for usr at 81 or four
quantities in one for 80 and will Ice sent to any
part carefully packed on receipt of remittance
to his accredited agent. Circular sent free on
receipt of four stamps. PHILIP ROLAND.
Al BroOmc St, one door west of Broadway
New York. iau12dly
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Philosophy or Marriage. 2

u NEW YORK Museum of Anatomy have
determined. regardless of expense, toissue free
Qor the benefit of suffering humanity and sup
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