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The New York herald., 1867-03-10


LIVERPOOL. March 0-Evening.
The cotton market still shows downward tendency.
ana closes easier The saiss TO day amounted 10 900
baleS Middling uplands lS1<d
LIVERPOOL, March 9-Noou
The market is stf duh and heavy. and the downward
tendency In prices continues The quotations To- day
are:-Middling upaDds 131Sd; mddiing Orleans,
l3zd The sales today viii be u ing
IIvERroor, March 9-Evening
The mark ct for cotton continues dull and quotations
Iows:-Mddling uplands. lsd middling Orleans lskd
The sales to-day foot up 1000 bales
Trade in Manchester.
LIvERPooI, March 9-Noon.
Advfces from Manchester unfavorable The mar
ket for goods and yarns is dull and heavy.
The Liverpool Brendsi affs Market.
LIVERPOOL, March s-Evsning.
The market for breadstuns closed steady Corn, 37A
Sd. q SIS Cd. per quarter for mixed Western.
LIVERPOOL. March 9-Noon.
Breadstuns quiet Oats, 3s ID for American and Ca
madam per IS bs
IlvERroor, March 9-Evenng
The market for breadstutfs closes easier.
Liverpool Provisions Market.
LIVERPOOL, March s-Evening
The provision market Is steady and prices are firm
LivERPooL, March 9-Noon.
Provisions nrm. Lard 50s Cd. per cwt for American
LIVERPOOL March e-Evening.
Pork-Prime city mess 76s. Cd. per 200 lbs Ameri-
can lard 50s. Cd per cwL
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, March e-Noon-
Lnseed cakes f10 6a per ton, for thin obong for
feeding
LIvmpoor, March 9-Eveuing.
Roen-Common Wilmington 9s. Sd. per VT Ashes,
33s. Cd. for pots Spirits turpentne 37s 3D. per cwt.
and Canada white Whale oil Sss per 252 gallons for
Iceland.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

DR. n. Lippncott, Of Nova Scotia General N. A.
Rceder and Major Frank Taylor, OF the United States
Army; Colonel H. 0lmstead OF California and J. b. De-
bcvoise. OF Buffalo, are stopping a. the Metropolitan
Hotel
Governor Green Clay Smith, Of Montana is stopping
at the southern Hotel tM#
Dr. Brown segnsrd, Of Cambridge Mass, and h I.
Lean Of Indiana, are stopping ~ the ST. Dcns Hotel
General Inglis, OF the United States Army; Captain
Crowe of Cape Cod and II. 4. Rolli ms, OF New Hamp
SHIRE are stopping ~ the Fifth Avenue Hotel
ErCongrcssman n. 8. Hale Of New York; Lieutenant
Merrill OF the United States Army; Colonel Erny, a
YORK. Pa George Everett Of Boston, and N. kamsdeIl,
OF New London, Conn, are stopping at the Holman
House.
r N Blake, United States Consul at Fort Erie 9. W.,
and Lieutenant 8 Guthrie OF the United states Army,
are stopping al the Astor House.
The Duke Of Buckingham and chandos, the new
Colonial secretary Of Great Britain, the present head
OF the Grcnvlle family Az the Marquis OF thsndos he
made travelling tour some years ago through the Brit
sh North American provinces, and thus became some
what acquainted With tho various local interests,
which fits him for his ofhce. The Duke was born IN
1s23 consequently he 10 forty-four years OF
age, and he is the third who has held the pre-
sent title Previous 20 entering the present
ministry, the Duke Lord OF the Treasury He has
won high name for proby from having, on succeeding
TO the tte handed 70 his fathers creditors al the
proceeds OF the entailed family estates reservng only
rinng income 10 live upon. The Duke will probably
make . good Colonial Secretary, and his appointment
gives general sasisfaction m the provincea
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

Legislative Action in Consequence OF late
Accidents-Thc Condition Of the Railroad
Cut. &c.
Tho condition Of Fourth avenue, from sevsniy-nmth
TO Ninety street. has grown bad 80 detrmen-
tai 70 the interests Of property holders in the section
named and la,sry so dangerous TO pedestrians and al
obliged to travel through IT, owing tho condition Of
the "cut" or excavation In which the railroad tracks
laid that the citizens who have been persstently seek
Ing relief at the hands OF the city authorities for
past have felt II obligatory ON them 70 redouols their
The feature complained Of in q petition from the
citizens resident In the vicinity 70 the Street Comms
middle Of the avenue, Varying in depth from ten 70 nfty
feet AZ these attitudes above the rel Of the railroad
carriages % and psdsssans the cut being bordsred with
an irregular wall ten or twelve feet hRh but In some
places between the streets named above having no
nrst granted the privilege Of establishine their
route In the cut which was TO be
license the railroad company laid their tracks in the
exact limits allowed them. and proceeded 10 erect iegu
lar walls - protection, appropriane, in 90 doing,
passage for vehicles and pedestrians making II at sew
eral points not only dangerous but fairly mpassabe TO
me great ANNOYANCE q the citizens and the deprscs
ton In the value OF their property. During the past
nine years great number Of persons have been fatally
Injured by falling into this cut which has grown 20
duty IN the vicinity have been specially employed In
driving on children from the dangerous trap and earn
ing psoe.sns Q, AL ages from its sreacherous edges
the dangerous section Of the Harlem railroad route held
the 10th ult, number Of afndavs In reference
the diapidated condition Of the avenue and tho
Der OF deaths resulting from were presented, and
resolutions calling for the action OF the Legislature for
the rsmsdying OF the evil were adopted
The last phase Of the difculty appears m the threat
ened action Of the legislative body Ia the matter Senator
Murphy having already introduced bill requiring the
Harlem Railroad Company 70 construct complete arch
the ebnoxou cut In Fourth avenue thus changing
10 tunnel The railroad company have heretofore
deanty refused 70 come 10 terms with tne property
hy instead Of the twenty -four feet allowed them for
their tracks, In proof Of their power 70 de as they
please, unrestrAnsd by any requirements Of legality
Justice Their success In combating all opposiion has
led " this bold, Anal stand, In which they may NOT
prove the rule Of success In all tner defiant cpoucnA
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
nfscrAI UPON A EAsp BANK.

descent made last night between seven and
eight o'clock on gambling saloon situate a. the
Of vsssy and Washington streets, the oor above
the liquor store by Captain Greer OF the Third pre-
cinct The game OF In full blast the time Of
the entrance Of the police. and the sum OF
s13 Il was found In the pool. All the
cards, checks table and other appointments ap-
indviduai who found Interested In the game wers
marched on 70 the station house. and when questioned
Thomas wads liquor dealer; Edward wood, clerk
James Mexican, oysesrman John woods specuIAtor
Thomas jackson, clerk; Peter Hsndsrsoi. saimaksr
fred Wilson, sailmaker; George rempisson, hastos
FreSeriek LtusNeoS clerk; Dayid Fewss. hslaH.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

-Ths Allied Chrissian Powers Urge the sulsan
- Concessions.
LONDON. March e-Evening
Il 10 stated that the leading Powers Of Europe have
united IN urging upon the Ottoman government the i'm
mediate enforcement Of the provisions Of the treaties Of
1859 and the granting Of liberal concessions 70 IL
,Christias subjscta
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OUR SALISBURY CORRESPONDENCE.

SALISBURY Conn., March 8, 1857
One Of the great difficulties which p. T. Barnum the
Snowman has contend with is found in the attack
made upon him by the lager beer interest The Ger
mans Of the district class republicans but they
have read In the showmans auobo graphy that once
dealt In New England rum. that he turned temper
ance preacher and that since he has been
temperance lecturer In this Germans, and indeed
the entire hotel interest Of the district that their
critics endangered aud therefore have decided
their faith In Tree lager control their political prefer
enccs The 'tbeer don't want TO be closed up on sun
day particularly. Mr.. p. T. Bsrnum continues stumppg
the district and Is active and secure his
election. wm- H. Barnum OF this town. who ID on the
opposite ticket has gone of 70 attend to his business
interests at distance, which mperatively demand hrs
attention. Mr.. Wm H. Barnum's health In not good
II wonder he was induced under any circumstances
10 enter into political contest The stock Of the pro-
1 'Os s.a hssn \. y @
Commodore Vanderbilt y the principal stockholdsr.
Ground will be broken on ths work In few days.
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ANU 5 { M { Mt s

HIGHWAY Thenffc.
Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams closed last evening the
second week Of their thus far most successful engage
ment st this pretty place Of amusement The bill pre-
ssnted was the same as that Of Friday evening" occa
sion Of Mr. williams benefit and included Ireland As It
Was, Rough Diamond and The Happy Man. In the nrst
piece both Mr.. and Mrs Williams appeared In the char
actors (which they have made their own Of Ragged Pat
and Judy O'Trot and in tn last piece Mr. Williams ap-
pesred Paddy Murphy with his usual success but the
principal feature Of the entertainment was Mra VIII
ams' rendering Of the character OF Margey the Rough
Diamond Mra williams in this character gave another
evidence Of her remarkable versatility and Wv aciy -
an actress and her ability TO throw into the part
Of natural humor which calls from the audience unmIs
taxable evidences Of appreciation and delight The
ladies' seemed 70 be especially pleased and the manage
should therefore feel induced 70 retain u on the
bilis possible for time during the engagement
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LAUNCH AT GaEEspolST.

The last one Of the cutters intended foe
the United States government successfully launched
yesterday morning. shortly after eleven O'clock from
the sbipyard Of Mr. W. H Hathorn at Greenpoint She
ninety feet deck with breadth Of beam Of twenty
feet six inches depth OF hold, feet nine nches
and one hundred and twenty tons buyien The frame
y principally Of white and live oss and locust
and pains have been either as regards work.
mansnip material or CO. .pleteness 10 ht her for the
o.sn.mes suuous srvice which this class OF sailing
vessels are cahed r.pon TO perform
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LOSS of 4 STEAMER on TINE mssssppI.

MEMPHIS, March o. 1857
The steamer cermont struck log last night at half.
past ten O'Clock, and sunk Elk miles below this city,
Her cargo consisted OF hundred bales OF cotton,
which, with the boat " total loss She sunk In twenty
minutes Ia twentysix feet OF water and 10 The
chimneys and boilers fell The crew and paksen.
gers, except one, were rescued By small boats The
Clermont Was valued at $4,000.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Henry chauncey, Captain Gray w,n
leave this port on Monday, for AsplnwaI 10 r
The mails for Central America and the South PapiAs
will close at hafpast ten O'Clock Monday morning "a
The NEW YORK HERALD-Ediiion for tho Pacinc-wiu
be ready at halfpast nine o'clock In the morning
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing six csnA
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viR g MA.

The Convention Bill Reported I'm the House.
RICHMOND, March Q, 1861.
In the House today the Senate bill for convention
was reported with amendment protesting against the
consttutonality Of the sherman bill
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MASSACHUSETTS, LEGISLATURE.

At#a 81 &3e Boston, March 0, 1867
In the House Of Representatives to-day Mr.. Pierce
presented q romonstrance against the License Law.
signed by hundred and fifty six clergymeu Of Boston
and Vicinity. II includes all denominations
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
SHIPMENTS o. TlfAsuaE faon SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRAvCnco, March Q, 1857
Tho steamship eacramento sailed for Panama to-day,
taking S717300 In treasure Of which eSo2 900 for
New York and the balance for Valparaiso She has
also over 1000 barrels Of -FOUR The tota treasure shi~
ment since January focts IN ts.Qie.ooQ *
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
FIRE IN FRANKLIN, MASS.

va 1s->- Bosros, March 2 1851.
Adams Co g rosin oil factory, at Franklin, MasA,
destroyed by nre last night Loss $4,000 -
SIS, 900. Not insured. attm sU rks
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
"Artemus Wara's'' Funeral.

LONDON, March 0-EveninG
the funeral Of .Artsnus Ward" Charles +. Browne)
took place to-day The remains were buried in Kens
Arsss, and were followed the grave By at number
at literary ssatlsmen and friends including many
Americans.
me United States legation was represented BY Mr..
Moran, nrss Secretary 70 Minister Adama
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{ n CLAN D.


The Derby Cabinet ReorGanlxed.
LoHDoE, March 9-P NJ
The reorganization Of the Derby government has been
completed The Duke Of Marlborough becomes Lord
President OF The Pnvy Council in place Of the Duke Of
Duckngham, Who has been appointed Colonial secre-
tary and Ne Duke Of Richmond will take the chair q
Ne head Of ths Board Of Trade
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

Fenianism. Gc.-Do not forget Rev. Charles
Smyths Lecture thereon, ut Argus Hail. 60 Broadway
- day, 1t 81 O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
Theatre Francais.

We have frequently sdverted 70 the excellent perform
ancss Of sArdous Fhmizs Benoion which have taken
place as this cossy essab!shmsnt Last evening the
comedy which has repeatedly attracted very large AUDI
~as given again previous 10 Its withdrawal
from the bia The words Of warm commsndsiion which
have been already bestowed upon the acting Of NM
scrbot chandora, Edgard Juignet and choi and hmes
Saunisr, Carue and Daire be repeated whenever
reference made 70 tho presentation OF the play and In
fact praise can rarely be withheld from any Of these
arses with whose merits the appreciat I've have long
been familiar The gems OF tho French REPERTOIRE pro-
duccd semiwecky at the Fourteenth street house. have
on few occasions been played BY more earnest and
capable comedians
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

The fourth Philharmonic concert took place last night
at stenway Hall before . large and fasnionabs audi
ence The overture 10 the Magic Flute, Bsethoven's
second symphony and Lisxrs Umphonio poem, Tasso
formed the orchestral programme Mr. 8 Mills
played Chopn's second piano concerto in minor and
Sgnor Lotu sang BONANZA from Don Sebdsfsow and
cavatina from Don Gtoronnx The concert In the nstr
mental part was sxcesnt In every respect
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
TIVE nAvAl OFFICER IN San FRANCISCO.

San FRAEusco, March ., 1897
A. J. Bryant the newly appointed Naval Ofhcer for
. this port, sssumes The duties of BIZ once to-day.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

JfEsfEsw swfr.J p .Jkcks6S 4 BkorHRR, rwspsy.s,sAsA
tarer: q Description q IRON WORK r0R BUILD
beams shutcrs Vault Lights Railbes, Stable Fxturs
usent Opera House Chairs kc ParcNar attention po4
10 The manufacture Z hne Castinga
Esirnates furnish when requested.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

QuEEssrowS, March 0, 1861.
The steamships City Of Washington and Chicago,
from New York, touched here to-day and proceeded to
Liverpool
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EU R 0 Pc.
The Fenian Insurgents in Force In the
South Of Ireland Mountains.
Troops and Artillery Marched Against
Them and News Of a Bat
tie Expected.
Twelve xenian Leaders Captured
and Loads" Of Arms Seized.
The Reformers Of Turkey on the Eastern
Question and Letter from
the Sultan.
10y THE CABLE TO MARCH s---EvENING
THE FENIAN WAR.

'Trssps and Artillery Out for Battle in Tip
DUBLIN, March S-Evening
despatch from Waterford reports that the Fenians
appeared in force on DEVILS Bit mountain, in Tppsary
county Troops With artillery, bad been despatched to
Aislodgs them. The result Of the battle is not yet
known
The insurgents in strong force, particularly
xhe county OF rppeary.
sincs the date Of the asauls made by the Fsnans
the government stations at Holy Cross Carysfort.
no now bands Of the insurgents have appeared In
wicklow county, and the town Of wicklow is quiet
Reports from Drogheda state that there has been NO
further disturbance in tha, city.
Up this hour twelve Of the foremost rebel leaders
lhavs bean captured
Fentan Victory In Kildare.
DUBLIN March s-Evenmg
The FenIans have captured and now hold possession
of the police barracks at Ksee, in the county Of XII
dara
A Fenian Army in Full Force in the (snltee
Meustains-Tse Town OF Tipperary. nm I'm
Darfanf Position, Likely to be Taken.
DUBLIN, March Q, 1867
despatch from Waterford states that the Gatee
rmountans the borders OF Tipperary and Cork
tes, swarmng with Fenians and II is feared that
saek will be made upon the town OF Tipperary the
anAablants Of which are disanected and strongly dis
posed 10 help them. rpperay the capital Of the
famous county Of that name and Of considerable mpor
tanos. It ID situated on the river Arva aaauent Of
ths suir and stands on the Waterford and Limerick
Railroad twenty-five mlsa toutheast Of the city Of
Hnsriek
.S F..,an Press Gangs in Munsser.
LONDON, March 0-Evsning.
Tsnisns psroins the counties Of Cork, Waterford,
Tppssy and Limerick pressing the people into their
raaks and committing robbsriss evsrywhers
Prscautioss In Cork.
me savns in The city Of Cork ars b. closed every
evening q dusk - -
james sssvsns b reported to b sin in Paris
Large Supplies sf Feaiaa NTanisions Seized.
LoxDos, March s-Evenng.
ook dsspaschss received from Ireland say that loads
sf arms and munitions have bssn discovered and sssed
y The military. and that this fact to confirm the
reports list the rising Of the Irish people has failed to be
ssasnl
The Province sf Leinsser and County Kerry
TranQuil.
LONDON, March e-Noon
u b rspsssd from Ireland to-day that tranquility has
bssa restored throughout the province Of Lenser and
tAas tAsEs has been no recent disturbance the county
smnnah.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

Address.- Psllak q Son, Mans facturers, coz
Broadway Fourth street. have the finest and lageG
stock Of MERRsHAUM goods in tho country at modess
Boiling Al
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me rc.Inns IN BrsokIyn.

The stirring news from Ireland has had the effect Of
bringing ae two Fenian factions in Williamsburg 10 .
desire for unity Last night the influential of both
factions held meeting 70 devise plan for future har
monous action, but the result OF their deliberations did
not transpirc. Several meetings OF circles also
held at which both Roberts and Stephens met and
fratsrnized and general desire TO bury the factona
hatchet " manifested.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

Mr. Dawson appeared last night before . crowded
house as Francis Dc Moor, in schIllers Robbers Mr.
Zerboni played Charles and Miss Irsbick Amelia We
have spoken length before Of Mr. Dawson's remark
able mpcrsonaton Of this character, aud will only ado
that last night he was equally great and artistic.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
1S65.-Spring Fashions.
SEE J. W. BRADLEY,S
NEW EMPRESS INVISIBLE TRArI.
IN rHR
CELEBRATED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS

The most GRACEFUL and ELEGANT SKIRTS made
Also all the FASHIONABLE SHAPES in the "PRlDE
Of our POPULAR STYLES. Sec PARTICULARS IN ths
rt. FOR SALE IN Al FIRST CLASS STORES in the UNI.
WHOLESALE BY the Exclusive Manufacturer and solS
VESTS. BRADLEY CARY.
s.h Chambers and 70 and Sl Reade srccts NJ T.
ALsos AT WHOLESALE BY LEADING JOBBERa
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gy: .l.rshsIl. 5s3 Brs:dwssy. Hsyss % cI.1: s.ils
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Pearson q Cc.'s ACircss.les HAIR Rejvves-
ATOR warranted gray hair 70 IL cnor
Sold by all Dealers and At the depot 2 jay Brooklyn
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.ss M:sss q &. SSsrb Ss1s
street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

Bc:naL:ss "a Lac. Paper CsI,fSs ssS LSS1isss
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,I.sc Rssncsss. Ransss for H:tei-, and Families.
hand. New stylss lmprovsmsnts. BRAMHALL.
DkANE 4 CO.. manufacturers, A7 Water street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
THE CABLE NEWS.

Arrangements for Prompt Transmissisn Of
Dispatches.
LONDON, March ., 1857
Mr. Cyrus W. Field has contaminated the purpose on
which chiefly he came hther few weeks ago, BY
acsing for submarine cable to be laid from Plscsntia
New Foundland, to Sydney Cape Breton.
This enterprise looks 70 stil greater security for
regular and prompt transmission Of cable news between
che United States and the Old World
The New York herald., 1867-03-10
BRANRDEra's PILLS.

A Card.-Burke, the Hatters Has Ro1oyel
his Hat busness 10 138 Fulton street Sun Butldng whore
he will be happy M ell hts cust0ors with stylish and b.
coming Hats at popular prices His Fur business will -
carried on at his old stand.
80 BROADWAY.
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s,sSsEEs nRis Rfsfa, fsas,srSEs1R Rs R:'1 E.sss
Nassau street. and druggists.
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Royal Havana Lotscry.-Prfxce Paid 10
gold Information furnished. The highest paid fw
Douboons and all kinda Of Gold and Silver
TAYLOR q CO., Bankers l6 Wall strcsk " <
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Fisrsssesc r cRsysysibNls sy ,fcs N EcsS isS MACHINES
6o6 broadway, New York.
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special Attensiono II Called 20 sale :
over DO Paintings belonging 10 the American ~ yacry
on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday evening" March ~
and Is At 66s Broadway By DANIEL A. MATHEWS. Aud
topeer
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s Ts.gs.s sqs & Az. :,
KLOa il Bond strsst
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The New York herald., 1867-03-10

The wsssnsss ness o. ,ns - r. d.S; M a
nerves and he various branchsa by being pastsred up
. corToding quality. BRANDETH'e PILLS remove
all these dcues and the perfect
and should b - used those who having oss n
headed,
The New York herald., 1867-03-10

The London Money Market.
LONDON Monday, March s-Evensg
ConsoIs closed unchanged from 90k for money
SECURITIES
CLOSED n foows:-
Fivotwenties son
Illinois Central.
Erie railway shares. 90
LONDON, March 9--Noon.
Consos to-day oox for money.
AnEpicAN HCuHrrnA
United States Five twenties ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Izh
Illinois Central. ~
Erie Railway 'oS
LONDON, March p-Evening
Consols closed unchanged at.................. e0x
United States nve-twenties.
xlnnof9 CeDtrM
Arle RAILWAY enhroe.
The Frnnkfert Beurse.
FRAuvoR1, March s-P. ~
United STATES bends closed st Tx.
TRAnKvonr, March e-Evsnine
vnitsd elstsa benks ciassd q T1k
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stock Of MEERsGHAUH goods in tho country At modsrsss
4. e. f:sS: ..s:
RusHroS, 10 Asor House. and by all drusssss
and . Paper osiNas aaN M ss Iss.:
All Prizes Cashed in Legal iLstseries.-Circs.
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TAYLOR 4 Co, Bankers, Is Wall street NJ
special Attentiong IL Called 10 a sale 81
over DO Paintings belonging 70 the American Ar yacrx
on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday evening" Marrh " ~
and 3s At 66S broadway, By DANIEL A. MATTHEW'S Aa'-
tioneer.
The Bishop ssussa Percha Cepp.n,y.. CeppI,.. s,.,...e
The original and only manuscturers W wv v.'o@ S''
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for Hatters ArtihesIo o fo-srr =. rs.o,r Sfs street
Factory, Nos HH 2lo and ~ rass
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sANfjEL o. BISHOP, 0eueFAl Agent
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