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GgBAr RxpucrioS m PRIeXs 81 thsrc>le-
brated Oak Hall smith Bros. & Co.. Msr-
cnant Taifors and Dsaiers ia Gesi's Parrish
Ing Goods, No i61 sih street, opposite Fost
I'opee tsfaeqai. l9ags GO ITO
pros. GR-rrrTH bsc1u- his SECOND IAN
course of lectures upon Eiosuaon and Ora
tory, ;st the Law building, this evening. at6k
o'elccf Young men should improve this OPP
PU 'Hnhy.' - d b .eigr .lf taaz ~
RECEIVED THIS MOANING direct from the
importers, splendid new styles OF Cassimeres,
az greatly reduced prices. smith Bros. & Co
Merchant Tailors, oaf Hail. i6i 7th street, op.
Posite Post Ofiice. lilo
NEVER MIND the weather. il the wind does
blow, but 60 to Henntng ., corner of TIN street
ami MaryIand avenue, and. buy some good
CloIhes af 10 per cent. discount, before hs re-
moves TO No.5u tn St, lntenigencer Builsiag.
$3.50, FORMER PRICE si3, then reduced to Sill,
AND now selling n s9.5o-0ur Box Goats. This
cost is hea vfer and better trimmed than our
former ones al Sl3. A Saks & Go 5i7 Seventh
strict, between Pennsylvania avenue aud ID
street ii rsfr- - los
Vow Is YOUR CHANex-For the next thirty
days, al the famous Oak Hall, - per cent. dis
Merchant Tailor and Dealers in Gents Fnr,
n shiHg Goods, No. ioI 9TH street, opposite
Pott Office. t- ..er 1I,S
ANOTHER Invoice OF those splendid nsx
styles OF French and English Suirngs, a.
greatly reduced prices, a. the celebrated Oak
Hall. Smith Bros. Co Merchant Taffors,
No 49, 9TH street, opposite Post Office. II,6
-O
JEwELRv.-Coral, Jet, Bogwood Sets,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Chains, Rings Silver
Plated Spoons and Forks, Ladies Compan-
ione, Work Boxes. for Holiday Presents, re.
cei ed yesterday, q, Prfge's One Dollar j W.
eiry Store, No. f35 Penrsy ivania avenue, near
IA street. g. t,.-tf.a -I-s s.fdF h "a r.. =.
A PLEASING INCIpKNr-Amonss the great
number OF our ciuze1s who visited Johu T.,
Etliss new Piano and Music Warerooms on
Ecu, Mr. p. O'Donoehue, who congratulated
Mr.. Ellis on bis CREST success, and reminded
MIN that fifteen years ago he purchased Of him
the first piano he ever sold Ar O'Donoghue
mas sui IN dSily use the same piano. WATCH
has served him so faithfully. lie has no de.
sire TO change IL. sIl..i- Zee
HEAVY OvBRcoArs OF all grades. business
ana dress suits OF the latest style, and season.
able under. clothing OF every description, can
De purchased at the most moderate rates at the
United States Clothing House OF liable 4 Co.
a6S pennsylvania ayenu e, between d and ~
streets II q i.' IVY ff llI - ~ -
FOR CHILBLAINs AND FROSTED FEET.
Whlte's Embrocation is a spec ihc. Prics 81
per bottle. For sale at AL Penns yly ania ave.
nue., between and 6th streets. '.'''i 3'
The HANDsONfsT assortment OF Velvet. As
trakan, Sable, Chinchiila. Velvet Cloth fsea-
yer Cloth and Opera Utoaks, with Muffs to
match. Also, the best Lyons Veive.s. ali OF
his own importation, at the lowest figures. at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

HEAVY OvBRCoATs OF all grades, business
and dress suits of the latest style, and season.
able under. clothing of every description. can
be purchased at the most moderate rates 1t the
United States Clothing House OF liable & Co
a6s Pennsylvania avenue, between d and Is
Streets 1i z .H' '.' Pre- l-4 40 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

RECEIVED THIS MOANING direct from the
importers, splendid ne W styles OF Csssimeres,
az greatly reduced prices. smith Bros. & Go
Merchant TaiIors, Oak Hall, i6i 7lh street, op.
Posite Post Office. il,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

JEwELRv.-Coral, Jet, Bogwood Sets,
Sleeve Buttons, Studs, Chains, Rings Silver
Plated Spoons and Forks, Ladies Compan-
ione, Work Boxes. for Holiday Presents, re-
eel, ed yesterday, q, Prfgg's One Dollar Je ".
eiry Store, No. f3s Pennsylvania avenue, near
street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

Prov. GR-FFiTH begins his second faii
course of lectures upon t.fosuaon and Ora
tory, az the Law building, THIS evening. at 6k
o'elccf Young men should improve this OPP
porvnnity. q fe tsas.-~ - s. ss5az NJ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

ANOTHER INVOICE OF those splendid ns~
Styles OF French and English Suisings, At
greatly reduced prices, a. the celebrated Oak
Hail Smith Bros. Il Co, Merchant; Taiiors,
No 49, 9TH street, opposite Post Office. II,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

GGBAr Rxpucrios m PRIeks 81 thsyc>le-
brated Oak Hall smith Bros. & To-. Msr-
cnant Taifors and Dsaiers ia issrs Parrish
Ing Goods, No l6a in street, opposite Fost
tO4iee. fafneanI saaaa .s-lLf % lt,6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

NEVER MIND the weather. ii the wind does
blow, but go to Hennings ., corner of TIN street
ami MaryIand avenue, and buy some good
Cloihes at 10 per cent. discount, before hs re-
moves 70 No, OH Tn 81, Intelligenc GER building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

Now Is YOUR CHANCK-For the next thirty
days, at the famous Oak Hall, - per cent. dis
CO ANA from old prices. = NTH Bros. L o.
Merchant Tailor and Dealers in Gents Fnr-
shiRg Goods, No. i64 9TH street, Opposite
Pott Office. tIS :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-11

$3.50, FORMER PRICE si3, then reduced to 81 l.
and now selling n S9.5o--our Box Goats. This
cost is heavier and better trimmed than our
former ones at Sl3. A Saks & Co 81 Seventh
STREET, between Pennsyivania avenue aud ID
street. 49,. iO5
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courss smene the things existing Seven public bath
ing hsuses park or considerable extent and beauty
ux hsteis and cafe also exist here.
OF the public funds and, forty-one private ones An
academv OF considerable reputation formerly existed
under the protection OF the clergy pubic library or
90 volumes OF works historical legal and religious, Is
Besides The cotton mill of Turral-which contains sc
looms and 20l2 spindes-tnere Is near Cuencame ano
the latter mill Is Of 80 looms and 200 spndles
In Mapimi mill OF 20 looms and 500 spindles and
finally, located In the capital Win ~ looms and 500
power OF the others being water In the fertile valley Of
Poanas another cotton mill s being built There 10 q
Il 10 estimated that the cotton crop Of the districts Of
San Juan del Rio and Nazas for 1866 were 900 quin
tales Is, 600, 600 poundsL
considerable part Of this statistical data have OBJ
ter OF the Interior In 1855.
The scorpion crop in the city Of Durango for 1895 was
over seventy thousand These venemous insects make
Durango perfect terror in the summer months. Al
present they snugly slowed away In the cracks
waiting for the Thermometer TO RISE Their bite TO chill
dren Is in most fatal and Is frequently grown
people, The drinking Of large quantities Of liquor pre-
vents DEATH but the person goes through regular 6 OF
hydrophobia, with much foamIng at the mouth. So
great this pest that In the time Of the vceroys they
commenced offering certain price per dozen, and this
practice has always been continued The old
price was six cents each, but 1t was found
that the annual increase was enormous and II
discovered that many OF the poor people had
taken TO raising them for living having boxes prepared
for the purpose The price was consequently lowered
that many people still find it profitable to carry
scorpion manufactory. II rs curious fact that the
scorpions from the other parts Of the State have not
that deadly venom which they have here. There APP
pears 10 be slight difference In their appearance aso
for the experts who make the purchases In this part of
the city cannot be imposed upon by imported article
section Of the city called Chihuahua Is singulariy
enough free from them; and here many wealthy per-
sons have built their residences for the months
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leum and spirits turpenne 81. 3d., 80 eases pc
troleum ~ os d. 40 gallons and 10 tons measure
ment goods al US To Hamburg ~ cases tobacco AZ zos
@ boxes extract az z and lo0 tons Eoas on
private terms The charters British bark. 80 tons
TO the Mediterranean back al ronnd sum-
an American brig TO the north side Cuba and back sugar
c and molasses under deck - o American schooner
same voyage, sugar aud molasses the same rates.
GuNSr BAcsBeyond the sales reported In our last We
heard nothing We quote nc 22isc
GuSNr CLorH ruled lrner sslc &C.. gold, In bond
In addition 70 the sales noticed yesterday 20 bales were
HIpks-A moderate demand prevailed at frmer prices
We quote:Buenos Ayres to "a lbs, &c. and do,
~ 70 ~ lbs, issc DC; Monevdeo 81 TO % lbs lotzc
ls1sc; Correnes ~ to = lbs lsc. siac Rio Grands
~ g - bs 49, Ornoco, u to % lbs California y
10 70 lbs lSc I've Central American IL 10 81 lbs, loc
l7c Maamoros - to a lbs lie IKE; Vera Crux 8
to ~ lbs ls5c lSc Tampico 20 10 e lbs iec lSc
HrnrAli kinds ruled dull but prices unchanged.
Manila was quoted at Ike. gold
Hors were without change. Sales of 100 bales made
to consumers q from soc 70 7oc according quality
tinued moderate the market absence OF fair
mand ruled heavy though prices quotaby lower
For oak moderate demand preva He'd at former prices We
-hemock-Bueno: Ayrss, heavy and middle ME-.
uhc middle do. Sic &c. light do 29sc. S0lsc. ORR
&C.. heavy 26c Sc, middle 9Ic light
2sxc 30c do. In the rough 3ic. 36c Oak Slaughter
Heavy loc 46c. middle do Ssc 4c and light do Sic
do in the rough heavy sc 44c. middle do. 36c aOc,
quiet steady - for lump and 81 70 for
common.
LEAD firm In value. with small business for con-
sumption. including ordinary foreign at &c, gold
MoLAssKs-For qualities suitable for
there good demand at full prices the absence
any demand from boilers render the crop
$50 hhds muscovado, l0 do Porto Rico and 800 bbls.
New Orleans. We quote:-
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fAyAL sIo.rsThsrs percepti1le change 70 note
In the market for spirits urpentine the demand being
IN ORDER snd &c. IN shipping order
The only sales We heard 100 bbIs strained s
s sales SSls @
d. wilmington ats Is
market ruled hrner with an upward tendency Sales were
m,de o. 10 gallons American At 81 q and ooS DO Eng
OF whale heard Of Of 100 bbs Northern private
sperm was steady s. TO- and unbesched winter do Sc %
Lara % G a IF w Tsd ss in esesf Way at Soc
ps s, m as So DE- Sa beef r4s s
ia prices 70 deliver
f@r i ss
s So Q for @s Also FOR eSuary March and
Apr delivery sellers option about 1900 Ibs at
changed fierce beef was fairly active mainly for ship
mess also Of tsTse BEEF 800 ps;s ss So 80 for
steady but quiet with sales of 2oo bbs at from sas q
SO w FOR hodss and o e
for hams Bacon was m and fairly active sales were
iysc for oas rS ic ils.c for short ris and ne
Change in T sas we're n %sss @
and loc oac for city Lard was inac,,ye and declining
l9c BE for Butter and cheese at previous prices
fsraoIrUn.-seceipts 2ss2 bbs The demand for crude
was rather sas 9 or sS s u r @syag 30
p III, and ps 40 4 EEL s March
white sold 1t soc and in Philadelphia LOO bbs standard
suGAr-The market was quiet but steady The sales COM
@ q Gasa "a al M = Gss sGs At me
Sss. Ms and s 90 At ls sS % Ss nla y Ds
ieror to ssmmoa reanins sc exc good reclining
s Ss gee s'Ssss
shc iose. melsde, &C. Ssc Hayana,BoIes s, Nos
ssss ss. = 1sss ; Nos
l4c itSsc white isslc iaafc Porto Rico rea,rng
srsa as 10 Sso s az s'fa slSesay S
losy are . as topwsciashed ground and srannascd
demand HTsyssa and sss
sss,sss e. ms a 's r sai', as IA
with iriaing saies Deer ruled steady. in value With
40 raeIio casss Do. Par. ana 100 %: ssai. %
pv s We eaas p a ,ad Vera Gr
Curaeca, 4oc = &c Cape ne slc Dser-hondaras
sos; ssal size &C.; Ansossura, A6c Para, sssc-sl
timothy steady a. - 6oa s. IS Clover wa,
duh a. lsc &c. according 20 quality Calcutta nseet
tension. holders restricts Beyond the
~; SOU rsss 's
sss Ss ss's. &C. lbs i'
sod iss
Sys: ::s:s, ':$s'
Sid NJ; sales
TALLOw continued Inactive. bmall sales comprising
90.OO lbs made at il1<c . 11kc.
WooL-Beyond few comparatively heavy purchases the
market domestic fleece ruled dull but previous prices
siss'S1s greatly
this description. though prices qotsby lower In
foreign there has been but little DONE manufacturers hold
Ing soof In of the large auction sale announced 10
take place to-day the catalogue comprising upward Of SO
necce Al 60c Soc, including ANAL lot Georgia at
2c LOO ba Iowa. at 52c 60O0O lbs. state at $50 II 0
lbs Pennsylvania private also a. 900 lbs No.
super and extra pulled at &c latter for choice
lbs. tub washed at 53c; DOO0 lbs pulled California at
30c. 36c. 400 lbs Canada combng 1t 701Sc S0O0 ibs
and loo bales Mesiiza Al s2 BY aucon-9i bales Eas.
India NJ he BE-. "a bags Donsko at 26c and 70 bales
including Cordova Sac gray servan at &c white san
tiago, 3c white Last India l9xc zic. and washed
Montevideo, Soc
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poRr Of NEW YORK. FEBRUARY Il. 1857.

Cleared.
Steamship Haze, Starkey, Mobile--E d Hurlbut Co.
Steamship Virgo. Buckley Savannah-Murray, Ferris
steamship Neptune Baker Boston--w Clyde H
ssa%ssp Mary sansSrd Morgan Bos'pngW cvde
Ship Cornelius Grnnel Spencer London-GrinneI. Min
ship 3 i oabain lBrcm, Ariasns, Bremen-c Lulng
BARK Montesuma Hammond. rrinidad-r 4 A
Bark Rcbecca caruana. Licsgang. Matanzas-waydeli
sEs Asysns
Brig Alice Franklin tBr), Brown, Ponce PR-sturges
Brig Thos Owen. PettinGal Neuvtas-rhompson 4 Hun.
schr Tangent, Rich, xitayela-J InGrahan
scSr GSdd Pat,sr -
schr Simmons. Candy. 81 Marys, 0a-Gibbons Ran.
schr Peter Boice. Adams. Observation-Disclosures 4
schr Madison Holmes. ireland. Beaufort-Thomas {
scnr Ed sisde. Drake. Washington. DC Van Brun,
schr p Goodwin. waierDSry. Sanford
Arrived.
Steamship Gulf City ssswsrs Mobile Feb 4 with mdss
s,ss%:hip Herman Lvlngst0n BsEsr Savannah 50 hours
~ s'. g. E'''
ana Carson AeS Savannah with mds
si..m:hip Rsssssa cyde, snyder. Newbsrn. NC. With
,stsamshp Neptune Baker. Boston, with mdse, to VIZ
ship ylsssfors ,of .o:tsmog.A MD s.ovsr San Fran
Equator in the Atlantic Jan IL IN lon IS So had light BAT
and S
:s sss. : % S loa u
ss Il f IL: 'ss e.; Wind. s s' he !:
snip Adler sB,sms TG..@snn. Bremen, Is days with
Snis on g :. s.a s
fs ssS j,s rb :s s.,s; u.vr - -,
and Had Sssvy %Ss
1e entire passage hsa one birth and ono death Fob u,
Bsrt SSss r. ssr, Wick; Eeo,soy with
Bella ks .ss sw nss S
ssrs Marion i s1 Tso%ss snsspers DC. a. via $. H.le
s . M supplies 70 saprps Co sSSDsd
% or Dec 81 = 2 an. and
Daniel Knight from Bombay for Lyerpco 2sd la y Co.'S
ss e. ~ e
Elc spoke brig Hornet from Cope Town for London
days VIII siisssd IRON . Punch 2s1nsss wsas
10 acm A.shs 600 Sae'' o''n0us " days. with 'r0n'
BARI MA cprsm, Matthias. Bremen % day.. WIN
gale lost sps :p :s. ZEE 2 Y the u Srs
fruit &C. 20 Is~rsnes Giles Co. s and spit ss. "n
B.rk coasslna dia,', Ralo. Palermo % days with
BarI Deysrcasas cof Bsng,, Mulch. Leghorn 81 day..
D .aa oy rss .ssv. p" e. ':s
s sss s Ss . s r ~
s e "a s. e IS Ss 9,
MsIsss. Tor New York: " = '''-' - '.s''''' '''~
@ % so.sss 70 a osa Tl's sp sss
s. S %' ,ssS.s i e. n L ~
20, BRIG Como. hence .,' Tor Asginwaii. -
Biz wwoodrua, -. Calais with lumber to simp.
sehr WELCOME Beebs. Crawford, rsrnamsueo Jan Ia
blown on N the heavy NV gale da,e split sss
ssso, va. s 81 s.aa s.s Wit:
sssr ss VI
ss -. sisss % q s.'a'
rsrs s cs1 n ynnsy kyasss, PR u. Della
bamboo % smith 60 Passed Cape h.issTss Jan );
md
ware Dan IS and sailed again nsg day wind >;
heavy: Ss.s H Sswpor; h.Ssst ss..si sss
ssSI i;a%ps 'Sr, SSr Corvallis Il days. with posa
sehr l 4 Edw.r %s.i Line rernandlns
eo ssas Sf Tasu sslvSo - Marks via Newport with
q Loud "a %
Rowland ss o. New yo,k tses D ~. s,r
ssSr s' %s1as a.' Adams: essrs.,sn days.
sssr HsRs S.ssi rS S ssys
ssnr smith ksrS sr ~ Va IN SswpoI with
ss sr E E % 20 es ds 70"
sS, b.sSy sss o.
s Fris v V .sIs from from 1 ssa.snio
Brig Forest State.
schr Chas Holt
American shipmastcrs, Association.
No d WALL srnEsr-Roons q, - Am a.
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BL,opccop-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February q
CArmsKrxE ANN widow Of Abraham b. BIoodgood United
States Navy, and the youngest daughter Of the ais
Due notice OF the funeral will be given hereafter
BoDxs.-In Brooklyn, on Monday, February IL, ELIZA
JAHE, wife Of Charles T. Boden IN the 36th year OF her
age.
The funeral will take place from her late residence,
l25 Boerum street, on Thursday afternoon, at two
o'clock The relatives and friends respectfully In.
vied to attend
Milwaukee papers please copy.
BRUNSWICK On tuesday, February H. OF consump.
ton, HYMN Brunswick aged 81 years
The relatives and friends, and also the members Of
Mariners Lodge. No %, 0. Of o. y, are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, from his late csidence,
No 10 Edrdgc street, on Thursday afternoon, al two
O'Clock.
BuRvKrr.-of consumption, MARoAREr Ann wifc Of
Thomas Burnett aged % years and months
The relatives and froDds are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence. No l6 East
Twenty ninth street, Thursday afternoon, at one
O'Clock.
CaRnAs AT Florence, on Monday, January 81 MARY,
CIAaKE-0n Tuesday. February IL, Avn ELIzAnrru,
wife OF John u. Clarke.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem
bcrs Of Polar star Lodge, No $40, o. Of o. are re-
spectfuy invited TO attend the funeral, from her late
residence 81 Attorney street, on Thursday afternoon at
DAILy.--In Brooklyn, on Sunday February 10. war.
REx Henry, infant Of J. Henry and Adelaide 8.
Daily, aged months and days.
neral from the residence Of his parents, 30 William
street, South Brooklyn, this "wednesday afternoon, at
tnreo . coSk. oouy viii DO thke W lfoy iof
terment
DAMS GKR. On Monday February H. a, the residence
OF her son, Mrs. BELLA ABRAHAM DANsIgEn native OF
Hamburg, Germany. % years OF age.
The funeral win take place this day "Wednesday at
twelve O'Clock.
Hamburg papers please copy.
DouGLasS-ln Warwick county, Va, on Saturday,
February o. Mrs. ANN DOUGLASS, widow Of Joseph Doug
lass. ST.
Due notice Of the funeral will be given.
EscoBAR-On Saturday, February Q, on board the
steamship Ocean Queen, from Aspnwal Mr.. ARcEso
EscoaAR, OF New Granada.
Panama papers please copy.
GoopwIx-on Tuesday, February IL, after lingering
Illness MICHAEL GOODWIN, native Of the parish OF Fin.
tor county Tyrone Ireland In the o3d year Of his age
His relatives and friends and those OF his Francis
and bis soninIaw Edward McClcar respectfully In
vited attend the funeral Thursday afternoon, at
hapast one o'clock from his late residence "a Monroe
street.
GRAy.-Tn New Orleans Louisiana, on Monday, Febru-
airy 4, Of consumption, JoHs GRAy, son Of the late
John s. Gray, In the 3zsh Of his age.
English papers please copy.
KIiscEn-At the Metropolitan Hotel on Monday,
February III OARLos kxrokR OF Quito Ecuador IN the
Oath year Of his aga
His friends respectfully invited 10 attend the fune
raj from the Church Of the Nativity Second and
Third street. this cwsdnssday, mornlng. hafpast
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garded from all accounts failur In that province 30
far a. It's effect In mitigating the monetary evils under
which the local government has long abored Is con-
cerned The latter, In order TO meet deficit
OF little more than FIVE millions OF dollars,
authorized the issue Of eight millions Of debentures
provincial notes. for which the Bank OF Montreal was
to act as the circulating agent and from the proceeds Of
the issue OF either provide the Finance Minister with
the means Of meeting certain payments due by the prov
nce In England. The debentures not having been sub
scrbed for 10 sufficient extent they were not issued,
and recourse had to the legal tender notes. OF which
II 10 stated that not much than three millions Of
dollars have been issued to the Bank Of Montreal This
to argue considerable dinculty in working them
into circulation, In consequence OF distrust OF the
public credit, the expenditures Of the province,
owing TO the unskful management Of its finances,
being in excess OF Its income Previous to
the issue OF these provincial notes tho local gov
eminent was indebted TO the Bank Of Montreal
in the sum Of 81 $50 ooo 70 Barring Bros Co. in an
additional sum OF 500 o0o and 70 the Earrings and
Glyn, Halifax Co, OF London in $3.50, 000 II had
further direct liability in the form Of canal debentures
or $780, 000 It's only ready Of paying of this in
debtedness was by the Of these notes. and there
fore follows that, but little more than half Of the
former has been paid by the latter, the province
has creditors representing the remaining portion The
debt is mere triae Of course. In comparison with the
amounts have Of late years been accustomed deal
with in this country; but small az is the Canadians
are forced thereby into the position OF needy debors3
That colony which, from its geographical position and
other natural advantages, should be In prosperous
state. is forced to occupy financial position suggestive
of the straits Of Micawber hardly reflects credit upon
those who have had the control Of It's finances
The Philadelphia bank statements Of the past two
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, REQ. r. ~.
BRxApsruvvs-Receipts. Hls bos -FOUR as2S bags corn
meal bushels wheat $50 do 80 do. oats, and
725 do. malt Flour dull heavy and irregular fair
business donc but the sales mainly effected by
forcing sales at decline OF loo 2oc, while the general
without noteworthy change-certanly not more
&C. ioc lower The sales comprise 1900 bbs at
revised quotations appended Southern dour inactive
and droopins WITH sales OF g" snls Rye ncnr wss dull
ltsv nen ga nd Drc
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The cash balance in the hands of the United States
ASS slant Treasurer (Boston at the close of Business
February Q, was sl1 239 3ss 56-ast week Slo,9ls,.
ASS 32--sbowiDg increase of 1925 903 "a. Com
hand So 065 900 1s-last week ss,6s4S9s 2s-showing
again Of 1881, 500 90.
The receipts for the port Of Boston for the
week closing the 9th inst. amounted to $442, 500
The total value of exports Boston for the week
ending February 8, including specie, $l96. 400.
against $780, 1872 for the corresponding week in 1885,
The total funded debt OF the State OF California on
January l, 1857 was as follows:-
Class If Bonds. When Due. Amount
Up cent coupon bonds OF 1851 July 1877 $3.50 500
p coupon bonds Of 1860 July l. 1880 1871 500
cent coupon bonds, reef July /, 1888 $40 600
p cent coupon bonds, bounty July 1854 102S000
The national banks Of the country paid for dividend
and surplus license each the last three years
as folows:-
1S64-Diyideud and surplus. 500. 1881, $50
LICENSE .................. iIo,UA
1S65-Dividend and surplua ...... 81, 207,9
License. ................... 734,005
- 2,s4i ss2
1s68-Divideud and surplus. 92,075.192
License. .................. $40, 345
1924. 537
Total. $e.424 os4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-02-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


MAYER-GRAvrs-0n Thursday, January 81, oAnUE
MAYER Of San Francisco, Cal, TO Mrs. ELLEN La roua-
REIrT GRAVE, Of this ny.
MActsRB oR--HAsrIS1s. On Monday, February H. by
the Rev. d. l. Marks, Mr. SAMUEL H. MAcGREcoR, Of
Long Branch NJ j., 70 MISS MARIA Y. HASTINGS, Of this
city
0srmxAytR--JuDp -on Tuesday, February IL. at tho
Church f the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, by the Rov'A N
LittleJohn, d. D., WILLIAM 0xrERMAYER TO MARY L.,
youngest daughter OF the late Chester Judd