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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18
FROM NEW YORK.
cat Excitement among tho FenIans.

Great Excitement Among Ghe FemIans.
New York. Feb. 16.-The news from
Ireland has caused much excitement in
Senian circles here and In Brooklyn. Meet
ngs are being held constantly and public
demonstrations are to be appointed, q
Arrival Of Henry No. Marie, the Idem-
tifIer of SurFatt.
Henry st. Marie, the witness by whose
evidence the identity of Surratt, the alleged
accompliee of Booth and AtzerOtt, was de-
termined, arrived at this port yesterday in
the steamer st. Lawrence, and went direct
to Washington by the evening train. ii
Restoration of Confederate Cotton
Demanded by the UaIted states Of
England. Fy ~ 1s
New YoRK, Feb. 16.--The grounds on
which the United States bases its demand
in the Chauncery Court of Great Britain
for the restoration of the cotton held by
Trenholm & Priolean, the rebel agents Ia
England, are In effect, that our cOnfscatiOn
laws apply to all fromthe country or not;
that by the law of nations rebels cannot
transfer to others property belonging to
the legitimate sovereign, and that If even
such power existed, the complete suppress
sion of the rebellion and the annulling by
the rebel States of all their pretended con-
tracts, restores to the United States, as the
only possible owner, all property in dis
pute. eta s.,a,, f
' WyIan, the DeTaulter.
Edward Wylan, the defaulting clerk of
the repair shop of the New York Il Erie
Railroad Company, states that his defalea-
tion will be found to amount to more than
$4,000. He was tool of ring formed by
the employees of the company.
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There's q place upon North High street

There's place upon North High street
Where the brave, the true and fair,
Can get the choicest jeWelry r.t
And best of silver ware
And as nice tea-sets and castors
As anywhere you'll see,
~ And at prices very low indeed,
2- They'll be sold to you and me.
There are watches. god and silver, .s.ar
And as good as you'd desire,
.r And tablespoons and teaspoons too, ~.
- resOld low TO every buyer;
And splendid lot of cutlery, :
wl Yes the incest forks and knives; ..,,
You've the best chance for a bargain now
That you've had in all your lives.
There are many little notions,
And they're too numerous to tell,
,- But call in Samuel B. Whites store eRgN
. And see what he has 10 sell - y
See his shelves all full of nice things
To be sold so very low
That the people Of Columbus
To no otherpIac should go.
Seethe splendid stock of clothing. as-
You can get pants, coat or vest 0tb,
5 You can get necktios, shirts and drawers, iH'
af And his cloths the time can test. Ia
rD5 There Is no place in Columbus gla
j. ep Where you'll such O. bargain get. lfi
y And thirty-fve North High street it.sE
lrt You should nevermore forget. 81. l8
3aI tilutIJr41 uLr II .dn liit Gfebl37dlWe /
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Cleveland market-Fcb. *.

FLOUR-City- made Xxx spring, from No. wheat
$l2 CO9l2 so; do do from No. wheat SIl 5O0I9 90.
couutry-mAde spring Sl1 009ll e5; Xxx red winter
s4 0O9l5 90; xxx white winter sic OO1l6 50
Bnckwheat -four held at % 0099 90. Tl1f'
WHEAT Sales cars No. Milwaukee sprinr
at - IS.
CORN-Saes 10 cars new shelled at roc.
OATS-Sales 3 brs No. l State at 49, nia, Ji
RYE-Dull and nominal. fln . fsfrsI-l -.
BARLEY-Quiet and nominal. -
HOGS-Quiot and steady at 797Kc for medium
to heavy. iI T7 \
PORK S,les No. city-packed mess at sQO 90
No. 2 do Sl9; clear $22 90. flt..s .-,Ii. - =
LARD-Steady City rendered at l3c in tierces
l3Hc in firkns; country rem tered 100. -
SMOKED MEATS-Sales Sugar-cured hams nt
il5c; dried beef at 9Oc; shoulders l2c; breakfast
bacon $50. l b. T. q - l-..,.-'.. - ! -,
NESS BEEF-No.1 ] city packed sIs 90. tipl
BUTTER-The market is quiet. Choice roll A
firm at 80 3lc: fair 10 good grades 2la90c 8, ia n
OaEESE-In fair demand and firm at l0Dl6e for Z
common to choice dairy and factory, in round lots.
very choice selected factory, in small way, is1S
@17c. niiff u = uf.ital' Irii
EGGS-Very scarce and nominal at 400.
HIGHWlNES-Steady at 50 Is. tax paid; s5c in
AEOOHOL AND SPIRITS--Steady. Alcohol. oa
per cent, a "a 46 Cologne Spirits 96 Der cent
e. IS; Neutral Proof Spirits % l392 Is.
IPETR0LEUM-Inacti and nominal At ts0kfc
for refined free, ina small way; lS944c in car iots
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
9SssaIEsI TsS,say h, 1851.

MIL AhOOoEs
natl ThSs AT$tasS sT Ss New orR pyi sSSSas niR
Newark; Clarence s Hobletzello and wife. st Louis:
Co. X Danchey, Now Y.oyk; .Thos II B Davis, dol q
HA;tiPss new YCtE q 4 sISaS SoI f6cs iiSEs,
lady, Phiiadslg5is Paul Aisgs@S, aS YP tat
{r@es S1,IL Lyns5 Ina9pSpois tCGnEin. siae9,syj
SSBhks sSB ksScE f1a9ds stnSE %S 'f a5B 5Sa9
Ghilds. Cleveland; = s Town, CennSpvlle, Ind 4
Porter. GTscnyille. Ind; A T ThOrptGp, Slsye-
SAGINAW city, Michigan J 7 Yonker and lady, Den.
Ver, Colorado Territory; M A Ellis, city. tIJ0Itl
AMERICAN HOTEL.
Thomas ] Gillespie Pittsburgb; N Hopkins, Ir-'
win, U; j ] Callep, Celina; + Horns City W 8
ysT % John 81 Srea ff Esae Ss& R PstsTs s%
South Bloomfeldi A y Hewitt, New York; Hon,
@ Wty; "A Ellis. do; 9 S J9slin; Lewiston, Mass
Mitchner, Uanbride;. II Field, Philadephia; Major,
Indienspoiis L Bortboiemmew. St. Louis; II
Stephenson, Groveporti KoOken. st 81
GooDALE HOUSE.. ..--.-..-,-
Geo D Gibbons. Zanesvie; A W weiskopt. CinCin-
natl; W Purdy, New London; g w Billings.
son, Cincinnati o N May, Pittsblrsh ] b Taylor,
Newark; II Mckinney, city; 8 Mlngold, Kansas.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
81 I SOrber. Chillico he; J Huffman, country
Stephen Price. DsncsSteTi 4 Budd, Pittsburgh;
BBsSEy Bssy .ty PIN itS 1SSt M6SsS SS'G %5S.
Lockburn; Cyrus e McComb. Truro J Harrison,
Westeryile;, q W Cook. Galona, o; Wash Reese,
GsS,s s Moore So WsSGdn
Hamilton tp; Jacob Kesslsr. London; II Miller;
WH a1an aammSi onanvIe; wSTsphSr, p, Gr9TyepOrti T
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CoNTNuED.-An immense crowd was
present at Squire Meeker's office Saturday
to hear the testimony In the case e'of W. 7.
Underwood. 1t was ascertained, however,
that material witnesses for the defense had
not been served with subpenas and the case
was therefore continued until Wednesday
morning next, ate O'Clock, when the hear
ing viii be at the Mayors Office, so as to
afford room for the crowd. 'ssu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT NORTH END.-It
was not explained until friend told us it
was caused by the rush for, Groceries at the
new store of Peters & Bro, 6S North High,
second door north of Gay. The cause is
easily understood when one glances at the
samples and prices of Sugars, Coffees, &c,
in their fine show window. Go and take a
look. r ...5 ~.
Best red wheat Flour (warranted) at
$500 per barrel. I2.lE 1t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

THEATRE CoMIouE.-Quite a full house
on Saturday night, and lots Of fun and
satisfaction Murphy was indescribably
funny, as he always is. ,Md'lle Louisa, as
we have already said, is a dashing, fine
looking young lady, who handles drum
stick most artistically, Tonight the An
tonios, brother and sister, take a benefit.
give them a huge one. 'Tillie is a sweet
danceE and a charming, graceful, attract
iveyoung woman, and deserves the encour-
agement of a atull house, Let them have q
big benefit. hof5la g lst ossyiasa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

~ go rataa aa--
AT THE RECORDERS OFFIoE!-At the
Recorders Office, on Saturday, the following
transteFH of pFoperty we're LEFT tor record
Jacob Schneider and wife and others to
Adam Schneider, Feb. Is, auitclaim to the
north half Of in-lot No. $40, and the mid
dlsthifd part Of ih-lOts bsl Ss2 and sos, on
Ssuth street, city Of Columbus, for $27OO.
Henry FrIllman aud vile to Geo. M. Par
sons, Feb. lS, lot 80 Champions snbIdfyi-
sion Of sout-lots, for $1,000. ~ !, s,s,.,.s, !,
John Stimmel and wife 70 Joseph Brant-
nsr, Dec. 80, 1855, 15 acres in Hamilton
township, for $3.50. ~ aai5 aA q.
liTobias G. Baurer and wife to Carl Synold,
Feb. IA, east half Of in-lot No. 772, in the
city Of Columbia, for I, 800. KS p hsa.b{h9
sett y Af3tka h4ftA ------
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

THE OPERA HoUsE.-Quite a large audi
ence at the Opera House on Saturday
night, bade good-by to the Mexican Bu-
chanan Dramatic Troupe, and to witness
the misrepresentation of Schiller's "Rob-
bersn ever seen in this or any other coun-
try. The actors seemed highly delighted
at something, perhaps with the thought of
leaving town, and high old time they had
of it. The part Of the old De Moorwas
better done than we hake ever before seen
1t. The make of the actor was artistic, and
his reading good. The attendance on the
matinee in the afternoon was so-so. s'Ten
Nights in a Bar Room " was substituted
for g The Drunkard." The company leave
here this morning for zAnesville, and we
commend them to the people of that region
as a company of talented gentlemen and
ladies. ~ hF
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From san FrancIsco.

SAN FRAEcIsco, Feb. 15.--AdYices from
Honolulu to january 23d stated that her
British, Majesty's ship Clio sailed for Eng
land on the llth of January, via Valpar-
also and Tehitf. ,lfall le1sa .As8s
AT o meeting Of the Chamber of, Com.
merce of Honolulu resolutions were adopted
recommending the Government of the
Sandwich Islands to open negotiations with
the Government at Washington to Secure
treaty OF reciprocity, trade and commerce,
pledglng themselves TO assist her Maiesty's
Government all In their powers bssiios
.aIgK.d .g.ilhW b. .gioinrQ riW3b-ylras
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

DRYING UP.-The high wind Of Saturday
and the warm sun Of yesterday have great
ly aided in the navigation Of High street.
One can cross the street now anywhere
without any other danger than that Of hav-
Ing his bootspulled off by the mud. !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

POLICE CoURT.--The only case before the
Mayor on Saturday was that of Theron
Henry, arrested for pilfering tools. His
Honor, not wishing to have Henry sup
ported in idleDess at the county Jail, quiet
ly gave him 80 days on the chain gang. He
will probably get an appetite there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

New BoUNTY ARRANGEMENT.-We are
informed that there is now paid 500 to
each soldier who was credited to State-at-
large and any District thereof Commis-
stoned officers who received $1l per month
as privates, are to be paid So per month as
additional allowance for servant from
March 3D., 1864, and 90 per month for the
time previously thereto. ="
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FROM BOSTON.
Departure Of a Parry 81 FenIan.,

BosToN, Feb. 17.-The Herald say that
on Friday evening last number of men,
apparently Fenian officers, left the depot of
city, but their final destination is unknown.
A large number of persons Witnessed their
departure, and upon taking leave of his
friends, he who appeared TO be the leader of
theparty wac requested to g keep the field,
captain, untifwe come" The party enter.
ed the New York train and left the depot
amid the cheers of the spectators. ~ "a s'Nl 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

EIGHTH WARD.-The Democracy of the
Eighth Ward will meet at the National
Hotel on Wednesday evening, Feb 2Oth,
at IL O'Clock, for the purpose of organic
ing a Democratic Club. Pass the word
over the Ward, that all the Democrats may
be present. tr tA".
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

CAME 10 SEE U.s. Charles e. Mltchner,
Esq, of the Cambridge Je6e,SoHtan, dropped
into our sapctdm> on last evening. The
Je6asontdn is one Of the wide-awake DEM
ocratlc papers of Ohio. Success to It.
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THURMAN HALL, a
No. 272 South High Street,

The Headquarters of the Democratic State
Executive Committee and Democratic
Reading Room, will be open every even
ing Sundays excepted) from to 8 O'clock.
The members of the Committee will be
in attendance.
Democrats of the city, and those from
abroad who may be in the city, are invited
to call. = r--t.--- r.-.- --. ,l-
BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
february stA. 1867.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

SECOND WARD.-Tbe Democracy Of the
Second Ward will meet at Thurman Hall,
272 South High St, this Monday evening,
February 18th, at III o'clock, for the pur-
pose of organizing Democratic club. Let
there be full turnout. .leaa
Bv order, sal F .-HHQaN 1alFI
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BY order.

REMEMBER, DEMocRATs.-On next Tues
day evening, February 10th, Hon. Frank
Hurd will address the franklin County
Central Democratic Club No. l, at Thfr-
man Hall, 272 South High street. All DEM
ocrats are invited to attend. Do not forget
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

MARRIAGE LIcENsEs IssUED.- There were
ten marriage licenses issued from the Pro-
bate Court during the past week. On Mon
day.. enc; Tuesday two; Wednesday three;
Friday none; Saturday two. ,.'f5'1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

A GRATEFUL DoG.-Dr. Loving told us a
dog story on Saturday, which shows almost
reasoning faculties in dumb animals, and
display of gratitude for Kindness done,
that humanity might pattern after. A
fine pointer dog was passing the Dr.'s
Office on Broad street, very lame and ap-
parehtly In great misery. The DR.. called
the brute in, and examining the foot found
1t penetrated. by splinter This he ex-
tracted, and the dog went on his way, re-
jpicing. The next day he came back to
have his wound dressed, and the next, and
until cured. But even then his visits did
F not cease, for herarely passes the office that
he does not call 10, and by licking the Dr.'s
hand, fondling on him and rubbing against
him, expresses in his dumb way his great
gratitude for the cure.a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

HEALTH knocks once, at least, at the door
of every invalid. If the door be opened
and the remedies offered RoBAcK's BLOOD
PILLs, STOMACH BITTERs and BLOOD PU-
KrFIER are invited in, long life of health
and increased happiness will be the result.
febl3-d&W1W
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lowing States :
The MAnKErs.-The bright sky Of Sat-

THE MARKETS. The bright sky of Sat-
urday had very perceptible influence on
themarket people. They looked happier
and better pleased than for some time. The
display was again firstrate. Prices are a
little lower for some articles; eggs SOC,
butter SOC, cabbages &c each, apples 81 90 to
$l.50 per bushel, potatoes $1.2O to $1.4O,
beef 10 to 2Oc, according to quality, pork 10
to 1876. Wood was selling at $4,000 $4.25
Der cord. f@~"fAA
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Arrival Of GEN, Phil Sheridan,
His Reoeption O-day.
Levee at ths Governor. Office hi. Evening.

Gen. Phil Sheridan will arrive in this
city, over the Central Ohio railroad, at
1l:4O this morning, and will be received by
our citizens at the depot.
Committees have beer appointed on the
part Of both Houses of the Legislature to
meet aud receive Gen. Sheridan, as fol-
lows: On the part Of the Senate, Gen. War
ner and Messrs. Harris and Brown. On the
part Of the House, Peter Hitchcock, Gems.
Yonng and Stedman and Messrs. Perrill
and Hendricks.
5 This committee will take the train at 6:15
this morning for Newark, where they will
meet the General and escort him to the city,
and to the Neil House to dinner.
The committee have furnished US the fol-
lowing:
Z At2o'clock the General will be present.
ed to the Senate, and Immediately after
wards to the House Of Representatives,
after which he will be conducted to the
Governors rooms to meet the State officers
and personal friends.
Between the hours of and 9P. NJ, the
General will give public reception at the
Governors rooms. Prior engagements re-
quiring that this reception shall close
promptly at 0 O'clock, the public are eau
toned to 90 early. @
A private reception, for young persons,
will be held at Governor Dennison's resi-
dence, after 0 o'clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

WISHING to diminish my stock Of Picture
Frames, will, for the next thirty days, at
Oldroyd & Co.'s old stand, No, o, Opera
House Cup stairs,) sell all kinds of Oval and
Square Frames at surprisingly low prices.
All kinds OF Rustic Frames at your own
prices. No. Opera House Cup stairs.)
4-tf ,rBr9ss G. w. STEBBNs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

CobNcn To-NfGHT.-The City Fathers
tonight hold anadjourned meeting. The
reports of city officers will be received and
much other business of interest transacted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

LOCAL EDITOR WANrED.-A young man,
whose forte is to tell the truth in the spi-
ciest possible way, is wanted to ill the
position of city editor on daily paper
published in an adjoining STATE.
Address L. B., care Editor ONO STATES
MAN. --tt~ t a. feb18-3t =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

FoRErdN MILITARY OFFICER IN Town
Major lGonzee, an officer Of the Belgian
army, is in the city, stopping atthe Ameri-
can. " t-At.T T,lIy.4.,,,, :, 4.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

Ia HUTCHINSON, of Columbus, o., Gen.
eral Agent for collection of claims, is pre-
pared to prosecuteHnd collect for officers
in commission prior to Sd OF March, 1866,
an increase of pay for each servant they
were entitled to. Communication should
be had with him at once. feb14-6td
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

The PEOPLE will have their own way,
and indeed we do not wonder that every
one is bound to use Goes Cough Balsam,
and nothing else, for it is certainly the best
thing in the world for Coughs, Colds, Group
and Influenza. 1t is right that all should
use it. fea -
Goes Dyspepsia Cure, an article prepar-
ed by the same parties, is equally good for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipation,
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Rising Of
Food, Cramps, Pains, and, in fact, any dis
orders of the stomach and bowels.
feb13-d&w1w l.. .f
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L0CAL NE wsr

THANKs.-Our thanksFare rendered to
our old-time soldier friend, J. M. Patterson,
Postmaster at Piqua, for favors.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

ABEAUTIFUL DAY.-Y Yesterday was truly
a delightful day. The citizens seemed fully
to appreciate it, for all the live-long day,
and until a late hour last night, living
stream passed up and down High street,
drawing in with delight the balmy air and
enjoying the glorious sunshine. Old Win
terhas now gone off with his back broken,
and we may look for many more such days.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

BUSINESS AT THE PROBATE CoURT.-The
following appointments were made by
Judge Pugh during the past week:
r. Shields appointed Administrator of
David H. Taylor, late Of Columbus, de-
ceased. Bond $500. T &#
John II. Bender appointed Administrator
of John Shirk, late of Miflin township,
deceased. Bond $4,000. ts.E
Horace Wilson appointed Guardian of
Virginia v, Dowdall, child and heir of Eli
Dowdall, deceased. Bond $4OO. ,,-.
Frederick Beck appointed Guardian of
Christian Wiesert, an insane person aged As
years. Bond $1,000.
w. w. Dawson appointed Guardian of
James W., Joshua N, Minnie and Nelly
Dawson, children and heirs of DIR. John
Dawson, late of Columbus, deceased. Bond
$4,000. jic9-s .sll~p{aiT
Florentine D. Weise appointed Guardian
of Mary Weise, child and heir of Louis
Weise, late OF Stark county, deceased. Bond
5000. ie5 ts'a e ,Q3 !.
Jacob Schneider appointed Guardian of
John and David sLonghenry, children and
heirs of Henry LoDghenry, living, and
legatees Of Caroline Longhenry, late of
Columbus, deceased. Bond $LSOO. i5s.
James Huggett appointed Guardian Of
Mary A., Sarah E. and Melissa J. Martin,
children and heirs of James H. and Susan
Martin, late Of Brown township, deceased.
Bond $1,000. s''s@1 " "SSl 'se'A- n
Last viii and testament Of zimri Hills,
late of Plain township, was admitted to
probate and record. 6 fs e9E
Jonathan Bobo was appointed Executor
Of the last will and testament of zimri
Hills, deceased. - 81 ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-02-18

ELLINGER & FooTE's COMBINATION. =.
Commodore Foote and sister, and Colonel
Small, the three tiniest specimens of hu-
manity known since the days of King Lii
liput, will hold their levees at NaughCon
Hall, Friday and Saturday evenings, and
Saturday afternoon Of this week. The lit
tie folks will appear on the streets Friday
morning in their beautiful little carriage,
which cost fifteen hundred dollars, drawn
by six trained goats, with its liveried
coachman, tinkling bells, &c. An eastern
paper says: 's Fags -sz 81
y "Seldom or never have we Witnessed q
more pleasing exhibition or listened to
sweeter music. The one piece, s0h give
me music with its accompanying bugles
and delightful fairy dance, is alone worth
thepriee of admission. 1t took us back to
our childhood days, when the fairy dance
at midnight was a pleasing reality; and,
indeed, throughout the whole evening the
grace and beauty of the fairy queen, the
manliness, intelligence, and remarkable
versatility of talent displayed by the gal
liant little Commodore and his companion,
Colonel Small, were more than charming.
They are truly delight to the eye and
feast to the soul. -
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money M0rket-Feb. 10.
M0NEY-Steady at 50 p'r cent. for call loans.
SrERLING EXUHANGE-Firm best sX9sK.
GOLD-A shade frmer; opening at 1867, aud
GOSERNMENT sTOCKs-Firm.
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REPORT OF THE EMGRANT AGENT.-C. II.
Campen, emigrant agent, reports the arri-
val Of 3O1 persons during the week ending
Feb. 10th, who intend settlement in the fol-