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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
FROM ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
REGULATIONS.
The Underground Railroad.
Revision Of the Constitution.

ALDAVY Feb. y, 1866.
Mr.. Littleiohn this morning introduced his
bill in the Assembly 20 incorporate The Niagara SliI
Canal" and there was considerable discussion jt'
reference. The nToducer asked TO have it referred tC
the Committee on Commerce and Navigation, of which
lie IS chairman while Messrs. Williams and j. l. Par
ker spoke in favor of giving it TO the Committee or
Canals on the ground tia, the measure would conflict
with the canal interests of this State and should there
foge, be considered BY the ls;ter committee.
After some debate Mr.. Parker withdrew bis motion
to refer TO Canals and it took the reference asked by
Mr. Littlejohn. The bill asks no appropriation, on
only asks an act Of Incorporation. 1t asks the power
construct a ship.canal around the Falls of Niagara
from some convenient point above the Fails on me
river and terminating at some convenient point beo"
the cataract the stream, or the shore OF Lake W
tariO.
IL is not 10 he less than I0j feet wide the surface
and 20 feet wide the bottom. with 10 feet In depth
water and with locks not less than 10 feet VIDE. ne
Corporation is not 70 be deemed duly organized untl
$500 900 Of the capital stock Is subscribed ana lop
cent thereof paid in.
n. Baker introduced bill 20 authorize the iorma
tiou 81 the Metropolitan UNDERGROUND Ravay com
pauy OF the city OF New York and 10 construct ral
road under broadway sc The c0rporators named ~
the bill are James BoOrmln Johnston joel Wolfe JOhi
Thompson, Thomas Reed John Hunter James T.
Avenil Rodaey W. Daniels James j. Brinsnade Ar
thur W. Benson. VIM. w. Gilbert, George Grlswold
and Alfred H. Darling
A bill was ordered 10 a third reading, providing fo
the better protection Of life railroads, and prOydnl
that every train. before crossing bridge IN wliol
there is draw shall come to full stop Immediately
upon reaching il and before passing over the same
The company violating this provision ncurs penalty
of $500 one. half 20 20 the complainant There ~ NJ
doubt that so wise statute will become a law.
Tomorrow tho Health bill is the special order, and
predict that the vote will correspond essentially witt
that taken in the Union caucus. Mr. BeIryman, VII,
made the minority report, was IN sweet accord viii
the majority OF the committee up To 10 o'clock OF h'
evening previous. In the morning, hir pre'o, change
mari able and sudden conversion Of saul Of Tarsus is
the only historical parallel ofthe capricous and Guics
changing bergman.
The senate hss 10 session til evening.
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them purposely to iniure them. They are obliged y
recognize and 10 support political and relisocs prnc|
pies repugnant them; they deprived Of the frnits
OF their industry: they are not allowed TO peace
ably assemble and petition for redress OF grieyanoess
they live under continual martial law. with military
cOnstabulary holding surveillance over their domestic
and religious sanctuaries. No peasants cabin, nO
mans house institution Of learning or worship is
safe from this intrusion. An Irshmans house IS not
his castle as in England provided he s not either
traitor to his country to the faith OF his fathers which
in his conscience is being traitor to his God Those
things Il have with mine eyes and heard with
NV own ears 4" within six month past.
Mr. Wood concluded his speech by saying that $50
helm his God he would all his influence, personal
and political for the furtherance of IeniaDism. ln'
tense excitcment.)
REMARKS OF Mr.. KIERSAS AND MR.. KILLIAN.
Mr. KIERyAy addressed the meeting n q patriotic
strain and on the conclusion Of his speech Mr KrLuN
stated that the object of the meeting wa. political
one They had heard two representatives OF political
paties speak there tonight and it was intended that
that significant part of the spirit OF the country shoad
be laid before the Cabinet at Washington and perhaps
something startling would Occnr IN English ahArs De-
fore long lie wished the audience good evening,
Mr. Spencer said the Head Center felt too na'p0seb
10 address them. and adjourned the meeting.
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ASSN ifBLl.
REPORTS.

BY Mr. j. l.. PARRER-To regulate the fare
on the Albany and West Stockbrdgc Railroad 70 three
cents per mile.
BY Mr.. BKUNsoS-To incorporate tho Ncw York An
nusl Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
BILLS ~ RODrCED.
By Mr.. BOYD-Io compel Express Companies To ior.
ward peIishable property without delay.
By Mr.. BtKCR--Io incorporate TIE Metropolitan
Underground Railroad Company.
By Mr.. LULRJoHN--To incorporate the Niagara
Ship Canal Company. Referred 10 the Committee on
Commerce and Navigation.
BILLS ORDERED 70 THIRD EfADfsG.
To provide for the payment OF certain liabilities of
the Commissioner Of Quarantine. IL appropriates
$4,000.
For the better protection of life Oh railroads.
Cedng the jurisdiction Of the state over certain lands
under water in the lower bay Of NcvYorA 10 the
United States
70 amend the Revised Statutes relating TO limited
partnerships.
To provide for Convention TO revise the State Con.
sttulOn.
To incorporate the Nes York City Mission and Tract
Society.
To INCORPORATE the New York Marine Association.
Adjourned.
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New.lork Legislature.
SENATE. .... AIBANY.
prIIS TNTRoDTgTp.


BY Nir. La BAU-To repeal the act Tor %
ferry between Sag Iarbor GrcenVOrt and Niycrheld.
By Mr. Low-To regulate the sale Of passenger
tickets on railroads II requires all railroad companies
TO keep a their regular stations Office open FOR the
sale Of tickets least haf hour before the depar
OF any train regularly stopping there further requires
travellers TO purchase their tickets at these ohces l.
ing in which the Company may charge them IN add
tiOn the regular fare J0 cents for all distances above
100 miles and 20 cents for all distances under 90 miles.
BY Mr.. LIMO prohibit The throwing 81 ishcs and
other substances in the streets and public places in
Now-lork.
Mr.. Ia BtUs resolution Tor joint NEE ing OF the Two
Houses Friday next, 10 elect Commissioner OF tue
Metropolitan Police IN place VI William McNuIray,
whose term OF office expires tho lst Of March, vas
called up and adopted.
BILLS ORDERED 70 4 lHIRD RiADlHG.
Incorporating the Port Richmond and Bergen Point
Ferry Company. the corp0ratoIs, on motion oi Nj.
A BAU. being changed 10 Nicholas Hawkins George
w. Dewitt and James 4. Dean.
Relative 20 taxes lands taken 30 be- taken. Tor
certain AcqGCduct purposes.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

CANNON ST. BAPTIST S. S. ANNIVERSARY
large audience crowded the building occupied by the
Cannon ST. Baptist Church, corner Governor and
Madison.ss, Oh the occasion of the repetition of the
anniversary of the Sabbath School attached 10 this
church. The exercises interesting. comprising a
number of recitatons dialogues, solos and choruses
and received with hearty applause by the audi
This school is in bOurishing condition and is
at present under the superintendance of George
Loves ESQ.
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New Mexican Liquidation.

DINyIR MOnday, Feb. T. lstG.
Santa Fe dates Of the 81 inst. say: The
Legislature has Just adjourned IL repealed the odous
tree negro law. The Peon law was amended so as TO
make scryl,ude under il entirely voluntary.
convention was ordered 10 frame State Constitu'
tom TIE election of delegates 10 take place on the
frat Monday IN March and the Constitution to be sub
mtted 10 the Nple On tie last Monday in April, 80
ieyraEent Of DO rl:ssSt sessionof Coosrs,r.
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Vessels A ashore.

BOtTON, IlUlUhl, FtD y, IN"'
The schooner Kossuth Of New-NOrk, with
coal while running in for this harbor todny in thick
fog got ashore on Point Alderion Bar, where she re-
mains 1t is expected she will get of.
The L. S. steam enter PawtuIet Capt. Fengar, went
ashore on the back side Of Cape Cod this afternoon IN
think fog She was not considered in much danger,
and was expected TO come of at high water
PRovNCEIOwS Monday, Feb T. lsC5.
The steamer George Shattuck. for Boston ashore
to-day Long Point but will come on at high water.
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FIRE..
Fire in Attica, n. \.

AIIIcA, " ", Monday, Feb. ~, so.
l.. A. Vincent n Co.'S grocery store wa de-
sroyed bv fire at o'clock this morning. Most Of the
goods the first floor saved. Tho liquors pplcs
&C., in the cellar total oss. The liluor, were
valued at 6, 800, no Insurance. The billiard rom ol
Gardiner Ward up stairs. was total loss; heiables
were insured Tho warehouse OF l.. VI. and u. w.
Cooley. adjoining. was burned with us contents, ioss
about 500 no Insurance.
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The Pcnnsylymuia Revenue Act.
ILAKRI. BIRG Penn.. Monday. Ieb. I..

IARRI,BrRC Penn, Monday. Feb. II, lstt:
The act amending the Revenue laws OF the
State passed to q third reading in the House today.
IL requires every bank 10 pay tax Of per cent to the
Commonwealth on each share Of stock; and Ijiroad,
canal and transportation companies not liable 10 taxes
incomes. TO pay tax OF threequarters Of one per
cent their gross receipts Ii releases all real estate
from taxation for Statcpurposes. The military loan is
BE- paid of with the proceeds OF the above taxes.
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Extraordinary EmbezzlcmcmtC Case in New
IIRmpshire.

Bo,IOS Monday Feb. H. lSoo.
\ dispatch rom Concord, n. H., reports much
excitement among the directors and stockholders OF the
Concord Railroad Corporation, caused Dy developments
said To impcatc passengers conductors and other par
ties with embelzemcnt and the issuing OF spurious ran
road tickets. Property to the amount OF sW0ooo be
longing the alleged deialltcr has been attached and
legal proceedings instituted.
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THE sOUTH.WEsT.
President Of the Texas Cenvesiiom->sie
Of n Railroad.

NLw. ORLEANS. Monday, Feb II, l-,ai.
The Hon. Mr.. Throckm0rtOn was elected on
the 9th inst President OF the Texas State Convention
lie was strenuous opponent Of Secession and is highly
respected for his character and talents.
The Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad recently
sold at auction for $50 900 TO Mr.. LudliIg.
Arrived steamers Alabama and Evening star nom
New York.
Sailed, steamer George Washington for Ncw.York.
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Robbery at Bingh "a nm ton.

BNGUA,noS, n. y, Monday, Feb. T., lsoo
The safe in the railroad ticket-oihcc IN tins
place was robbed on Sunday morning of about s. 900
About so 900 left behind including 300 for The
Metropolitan Bank. Either false keys were used or The
safe bad been left unlocked The loss falls on the Amer
lean Express Conpauy. Most VI the money st1on wss
RON ELyIA No Glue 70 tnt I9bbtIt lse2y.Jse,
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Fire mt Amsterdam, N. ~.
ALBANY. Monday. Eeh.

ALBANY, Monday. Feb T. i-66.
knitting factory at Amsterdam, owned by
Senator Kline wns totally destroyed by fire this
ing None Of the contents of tho building were ss7ed
About 40 persons nre thrown ont of employment.
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Brevet,ed for Meritorious Services.
WA.nlNGrov. Monday, feb. l2. 4.

WAsHNGIov. Monday, Feb. Il. l.u".
Brig. Gen. Daniel t'llmann has been breFc''
ted Maor.G General for mcrtorious services
Col. Samuel H. Jones has been breyctted Brigadier
General for meritoronS services Col Jones com
manded one of ;he coorcd regiments OF Maj Gen. tll
Mann's division.
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Fire Near ~. Louis.

81. LOUIS. Monday, Feb IL, mt
The car house and repair shop Of The Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, opposite this city. was Mined
insured.
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Restoration Of sequesirated Property.
!

NRw.OmEANs Saturday. Feb TO- Is65.
Gen. Candy has issued an order that property
subject TO sequesra.on by acts Of the Rebel C0ngre
will be restored 10 them W tbsU legal TspTessgIsGyek
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No. 80.
TIE GREAT GIFT NUNBE

story, oy popdiar Aut.D!' eh'iutu
ABBEYFORD; \ ROMANCE OF THREE WoHES,
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
ALSO,
March; Poem.
Miss Mold. Nantna Mlser-illlsIat.d.
yoracty Of the PiA,'-llus,ra'ed.
The story of Mysicry-llustElfed.
Mimic Snow, by Observation-Disclosures.
Interior OF an Old English Flrrlholse-llll-tr
a Murder Discovered By Touch Illustrated.
Shadows the stream; Poem.
Orchids; Or. Air Plants--lllustrated
Tie HON OF Older bOES-llIustJs ted
: Balloon Ride with Iaaisc-A.l stated
Selfmade Mct-Sinclai. rogsey-aith Porn.-
An Elephant Race in Iudid-iliust.eted
An Escape rom Prison.
Domestic Rule Essay.
Cbt-Cha Tor the Ladies.
Fans in Antiquity.
Tricks Among Jews. Dealers.
Tie Charm OF Life.
S..fKnogledge.
The Lettuce.
ou.ekecper's Manual.
Samese Rope DauceE-lLIstrliel
The Locust Plague IN Syria-lILstraied.
MOnomauia in Horses-llustrste4
\ Mountain Observation-Disclosures.
The Spoor Of the Gorll-lllusirated
Tie Bohemian 10 lis Fair One; Poem.
What Eminent Authors Have Said oi TIC HGnd.
\ Case Of Capital Punishment
Facts and Freaks OF Currency.
\ Grasshopper Feast.
Grandfather Wheheads Leci1res-Ihe Ea.th vLieb
e. Live-lllstTa;el.
The Dancing Shoes; q Fairy story.
Family Pastimes.
And variety OF humorous and entertaining psFasfgPhs
With hi. number 9 every purhsser entitled 20 RECEIVE
a copy . the magnificent National Picture OF
GRANT IN PEACE
From = Photosraph made expressly FRlNK LrsLiso
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Latest shin News.

ARRIVED. -,
Steamer Abemarle Bourne. Norfolk City Pol, and h.a-
mond Livingston Fox Co. Oh Sandy HOOK sl'Ae s4p he
Roberts bound in
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M. IUAIN EfMAEKS.

Mr. >riNcfR then introduced Mr. GEORGE FRANCS
TR,IN who Snid, Fellow Americans, on Wednesday
LAST / ldI res sed he solid men of Boston the EX
change aud in tLc evening IN company with killian
and other fcnian chiefs / addressed another meeting
Oh the subject OF Irish nationality. tCheers.) Old Ire
land hes foes on every side that her her race. her
fame nj her pride: bat she has every side VINO
viii cnglatc TIE bravery Oft their ancestois.
The deeds Cd lroands son. have done
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N. York Advertisements
MANHOOD,

TN THE YoUNd AND RISING GENERATIONS rr,,
vssStaye @ ac pGwers % % Of life are strong but foV
emscisted FORM and the impossiby of application tc
evident to the observer that s9Gn be-
uonSe Is Sheehng the Development of the body Con
OF the worst movements. Removed from ordinsrv dI
Of the body too maoH eDeSed to ehe Give city E
aithful and rural exercise, thoughts turned In.
II the patient be female, the approach Of the mense,
Locked Tor with anxiety, as the first symptc in which
sn the S
Aas increase Of appetite has Rrtn by what 1t fed
The @
olperiod In which body and mind undergo fascnat
he parents heart bleeds in anIetv and fsnoies tht
rave but waiting for its victim.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUOHU,
FOR Weeknea aritn9 from Encessss Early Indtscr.
lion.
Attended with the following oymptome:
Indispositon to EIertion, LOSS OF Power Loss O.
Memory, Memory, DithcultV OF Breathing, General Weakness
orro OF OF Disease V Weak Neve Trembling Dreadful
Dimness Of Vision Languor, Universal Lasstude of thu
Muscular System. Often Enormous Appetite with by
speptic Symptoms, hot Hands, Flushing of the Body
Dryness Of the Skin, Pad Oountenance and Eruptioni
Oh The Face Pain in the Back Heavness of the Eyeds
frequently Black Spots flying before the Eyes, Will
rempSTasy sSason sud Loss Of Sight, Want of Aten
e Nothing Is more DESIRABLE to- snUh paen, q s1 so
ohtude and nothing they dread for Fear Of Them
efes, tsepose OF manner, EArneHtneBs Speou
alton. but hurried transition from one Question e
MOTHER H -
These symptoms, II allowed to 60 on-whioh this Me
dlolne invariably removes-Boon follow of Pouer
Fatty and Epaeptic Eta In Of which the patient
may expire
During tho superintendenoe of DR.. Wilson, at tn,
Bloomingdae Asylum this sad resNt ocourr1d to two
patents reason had for time left am, andb )thd I'd
ofepilepsy. They of both senhsa nda ,a4 vent
years Of age '
Who can say that these eIcesPsa,e mol sn,nte
ouowed by those direful diseased atGaity ar ~ snuE
onf The recoros of the Insane Asylns, and the mel
ncholy deaths by Consumption bear ample witness tc
he ruth OF these assertions. In Lunatic Asyums tht
most melancholy exhibition appears The countenanc,
iactuay sodden and quite desttute-neither mrth OF
riei ever Visits it. Should sound OF the voice occur
iHrarely artioulate.
| "With woeful measures wan Despair
| Low sullen sounds bis grief beguiled.'
Whilst regret the existence Of the above disease,
and symptoms, we are prepared to offer invaluable
git Of chemistry for tho
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From Rev. W. D. seigfied, Pastor Of Twelfth Bsp
Church.

From Rev. W. D. Seigfried Pastor Of Twelfth Ban II
Church.
PHILADELPHIA, December 26, 1863.-Messrs Joneu n
EvanB-Gentlemen:- have recently boon labortnp nm
der the distressing effects of indigestion, acoonpsne
by prostraton OF the nervous system. Numerou
them tested, but without relief Your Hooaands Ger
man Bitters were recommended by persons who had
tried them and whose favorable mention Of the Bittern
induced me also 70 try them must confess that had
An aversion to patent medicines, from the ssthousan
and ono" quack "Biters" whose only aim seems to b
to palm of sweetened and drugged liquor upon the ce
munity, In o ally way; and the tendency Of which,
fear is to make many d confirmed drunkard. Upon
learning that yours was really medicinal preparation
took with happy effect It's action not only upo,s
the stomach but upon the system, was prom
and gratifying feel that have derived great and Do
manen beneht FROM the use OF few bottles Very 70
pectfuny yours. W. d. 9EIGFRIED,
No. 264 Shackamaxon-ytreet,
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3 o L D I E r 8
READ WHO 81 Us so.

FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
WASHINGTON, January !, 1854.
GentlemenIHaving stated It verbally to you, have
no hesitation In writing the fact, that experenced
marked benefit from your Hollands German Bitter1
During long and tedious session of Congress- pressinn
and onerous duties nearly prostrated kind frienS
suggested the use OF the preparation have named
took his advice, and the result Improvement a
health renewed energy, and that particular relief ao
much needed and obtained Others may be similarIy
advantaged, If they dcsire to be.
Truly your friend. THOMAS .. FIORENnR
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GARFNER DEXTER & CO.,

---I DH1A A1IV W OVv
TtOMMIssION MERCHANTS, FOR THE SALE O,
~ COTTON, No. 116 PEARLSTREET, New York-It
or to National American Exchange Bank; No. 1
FRANKLIN-STREET, Boston-Refer to National Bsp
Commerce, National Revere Bank.
Having aiaple means for advances, o busineBp
luaintance Of twenty five years with Eastern spinor
Ind oonfning themselves strictly to Commission Bu
ness without operating their own account, regps,
uny solicit consignments.
]. L. ABBOTT q co., Agents tn Mobaa
U. E. DEXTER, Agent In Columbus Ga,
October 2s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-28
FROMP0UG aKEEPSIE,
Bold Attempt nI Robbery and
Murder.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, March 27.-About
8 o'clock last evening, as Robert Henry
Henderson,, well known as the drummer
boy of the Rappahannock, was entering
the Nlzor street building of Eastman's
College, he was set upon by three bur
lars, who had gained an entrance into one
OF the rooms of the building. One of the
thieves fired two shots at Henderson, in
quick succession, the balls striking Tes-
lament in the breast pocket of Ills coat,
doing HIM no injury whatever. Hender-
shot Immediately drew revolver and re-
turned the fire rapidly. During the con-
fusion the burglars made their escape.
Upon examination it was found that an at
tempt had been made to carry off Hender-
shots beautiful silver drum, which was pre-
sented to him by the Tribune Association,
and quantity of money belonging to the
Stationery Department of the College. The
affair caused considerable excitement, and
the police are working up the case.
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to be had to the common i..w, as SooS," so sar y
and changed by State Iegtslaa. o"' tpe Con,
the same is not Inconsistent viii, "%io Yates =
stitution and laws Of the United h Crjm-
SO that over this vast domain Of nh
inaI Jurisprudence provided by a.,
State for the protection Of its own citizen
and for the punishment Of all persons
who violated its criiuinal f5ws. Federal
law, wherever it can be made 20 apply, dis
places State laws. The Question f'eHe nstur-
ally arises, from what source Congress de- |
rives the power to transfer from FeSeral |
tribunals certain classes of cases embFssea
in this section. |
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The Eeminnn
FROM BRAZIL.
Progress of the War-Inducement
10 mgnigran1S..r-

New YORK, March H.-The Herald's Rio
Janeiro correspondent writes respecting
affairs in Brazil, and the progre of the
war between the allies and Paraguay, that
the grand attack OF the former had not vet
been made, but the two hostile forces con-
Ironted each other on opposite sides of the
Parana river, and it was expected that the
allied army would cross about the middle
OF February, preparatory 10 a formidable
assault on the Paraguayan stronghold of
fIomalla. The Brazilian, Argentine and
Uruguayan troops together numbered about
65OOO, to oppose whom there were only
$4,000 or 10000 Paraguayans. Brazil had
also OH the river twenty-four war vessels,
four OF which were irOn-clads, and the Ar
gentines had two or three men -of-war.
The Brazilians are very desirous of a
large immigration into their country, and
are holding meetings to forward the mat
ter. Great inducements are offered to
American farmers 60 remove thither.
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CIeveIand MarIket.

Fl0UR-City made so 759II 50 for Xxx red,
pli L59l2 6O for AZ white; Country brands Xxx
red ~ 5oglO so; do Xxx white $lO 509ll so.
MhEAIIIaleS cars 20. red winter at Sl IS;
C9RN-No sales reported. No. Ishened held at
63c from store. fT,..... =. - y
oATS-sales 2 900 bush No. l at SSc in Erie Ware-
house. . ri. - : y
P0RK-Ness unchanged. Clear 81 lower. Mar
ket quiet No. ! city mess held at s27 co. No. 2
mess az $B co. clear at $50 co.
| .bARD-City rendered in tierces at lsc; do in
KEGS loc. Country rendered I6@l7c. ~ 4
HAMS-Lower. City sug cured at 2lc.
hOoLDEkS-Oity ~ II, cured steady at l4c. Coun-
BACON-Held at lsc for clear and zoe for sugar..
NESS BEEF-ouiet and steady at sis 90. Extra
mess 800 - H. IT.
HIGHWINES-Market steady. Sales 10 brls al
ALC0H0I-Steadv. Held at o. 1874 So for gs.
per cent; Cologne Spirit, 90 per cent. SI63. Neu
ira! Proof Spirits 50 3992 a.
P,sTROLEU U M-Rehned free held at b395t. "a
SEkDS-Sales Western Timothy at "a 90; Ohio
30 5Gg3 T5: Clover held ats5 0O95 so. ~
FEATHERS-Primel live geese in fair request at
TALLOw-steady at lOsIOylc for city and coun-
LAKE FISH No. whitefish 90 90 per half brl:
No. do 800; Pickerel 81 SO; Trout " OO97 5O;l
SALf-Firm st % 55 for Fine; 50 90 for coarse
Onondsga; % s. for Saginaw.
Present Use Xxx Ale $40 90: Stock Sis oOSi 90;
hennett $ls co. Pale Cream Sll 90; Porter sl2 OO9
,,HOPS-Held at a range of 4o9s5c. for New York,
Michigan and Ohio.
MALr-Barley Malt steady at 81 1901 GO per bu,
the outside price for prime No. | Canada.
WATER LlME-FTm. Held at 50 70 for Akron
and Oswego. - -T-7E
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BY BEEF, a PARSONS.

Sale OF Household Goods.
We will sell by auction, at the residence
Of Mr.. II, c, Farmer, No. II West Friend
street, on Friday, March 3Oth, commencing
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, large lot of valuable
Household furniture, consisting in part of
l Parlor Set Marble top Table, What
not, Hat Rack, Sofa. Upholstered and
Cane Seat Chairs, Side Tables, Brussels and
Ingram Carpets, Stair Carpets, 8 fine Bed
room Sets, ! Sofa Bed, Spring Mattress
Hairtop, Hair Mattress, Portable Ward
robe, Toilet Sets, Extension Table, Dining
Chairs, Crockery and Glassware, / No. AZ
Stuart Cook Stove, l Refrigerator, Kitchen
furniture, &c. mar2s-3td