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kidneys. Os.e ri.l ~ ,A,yhi. For o stiDsis
Di,'s-s, All Cisseaic ooJifIlsintsl btd' -
every - houF>. Asa Dilpes Pill one lPiil'
one hour before dining viii erslire coed
appetite, ard healthy ,iieeaifn
ar. aE5sgssss .'5E.5.S are
<'ss sE=stssT1 FED EssGsN yt3f:E-
TABLE ENT.ss ifsEsa. f'sSssteI
with syEcci Ssrlu,, :,Issis are. lee
best, quickest, ;tHsi sssEcsi ~ r.sssss-
tive. ApeTicnt. AIlIi-fSii.95Is :ilssi
CaihaTiic Jses:icja% Known TO
Medical Science.
tsI.e IF Or. sssdSFay7s Fills c0ss-
t;tins more of tiae active isTsBci-
pIG CT cure, and ssiII Rct quick er
0u the Liver, Bowels, ss1isli,ct,
Kidneys, ERlssddcr, Blood, DC;
fhnu fOi5r or ssx Df fIic tsrdfi,ary'
cOfuIuOn S'uSz;7tsge, .s'afssEFtfS;
Pills sold IIsG6Ur Tsaritskas sa;ssReK,
or HAN len gTai's, of HiE G Hass.
TRUE COMFORT Foa TIE AGED AND
cTHsH5 INFLICTED WITH cos
TIyENESs AND ?aRitYSiS or The
BOWELS. -
OSE TO THHFf OF RtDWAY'S PILLS
once in q hours will secure regular evacua-
t,.rS from the boWafs Persons WHO tor %
years have not etljoved natural st0oi, and
have been comealied 10 use Dsertie7,s, nave
been cured by a few doses OF Railways Pills.
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READ THIS.

New Albany, Ind, March T., 1861.
For forty years have been afilicied with
costiyeuesS, and FIR the last went was com
pelled daily TO resort bp infectious to secure
nn cyacuation. In pecepler~ last I ceEa-
menced the use Of Railways Pills. After
taking few doses my liver, stomach, and
bowels were restored to their natural strength
and duties | have now a regular movement
once day, and, although so years of age,
feel as hearty and, strong as | did 40 years
ago.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

IL i offer for sale my place OF residence corner
OF Front and John Street, Fremont o. consisting of
one good two STORY brick house and two lots Also
on the same lots frame house, barn. we'll OF water,
cisterns, &c ApIlyto DAVID JOHNS
52-3N-pd
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REVOLUTION in TRADE.

| ADlES,-You can receive for the
IL sum Of
FOB ONLY ONE DOLLAR!
SILK, Aerino, and Alpaca Dresses, ShawIs, Bal
morals, Linen Goods, Embossed Table Covers.
watches, Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware, Sewing Ma
chimes, &c. Send clubs of ten or more with ten
cents FOR each descriptive check and the gstter up
ot lne eluo viii recsve present worth SS TO $500
according 10 number sent, Agents wanted syery-
where Circulars sent free. PARKER Il co. s1e
oessors to Graham Co., 81 s6 Federal 81. Bostop
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THE FLOR ENCE

Making, it dpss, four different stitches and nav
ing the Reversible Feed ping zr.s Of variety of
of work than any other Family Sewing Macnine and
selling at corresponding prices sith other fest csss
machines which only make one Kind Of stitch, AID do
not have the Reversible Feed, cOmmends itsa CO
the most critical examination, not only on sccount
of its simplicity, durability ami beauty, t the
most perfect invention for executing any kind of
family sewing now done by machinery in The world
Fer samples of SeEiug and Descriptive Circulars
adj
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I(5IEE!alus

II is automatically stated that ne afth of thein
haoitsnts Of this country and Europe die ofCrn
sumption No disease has been more tholo..ghIx
studied, and its nature lass understood; there s No
disease upon which exists greater diversity Of
opinion and no disease which has more ccnpIeteIT
Some ofthe prominent symptoms are CouTh. r.
peetofston, Shortnsss Of Breath, Irritation ahout
the LuSgs and Chest, dsring Pains In the Sidss ana
Back NIoacaton, anc general negative condition Of
the whole system
Persons sDferiug with This dread disease, or arv
otits concomisuts. should lose no time in porssssip
themselves OF the proper Remedy, in der that hev
may stay its ravageR and be re- torPd TO heai.h Th
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NICE PLACE FOR SALF

"A The subscriber offers for sale fac place on
Napoleon street, hne two story house with three
ioth good we'll and c,stern, and In good
repair. will sell one lot seperate, and the house
and other two lots together. WIN. TOTEM.
Inquire at this Post office, 3eu
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APhysieIOgieaI View of Marriage,

IHE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISHED.
Containing nearly three hundred pages and I3O nus
plates and engrsvingsof the Anatomy Of the Human
organs In state of Health and Disease, with a
treatise on Early Errors, its Dsporabls CoHsequences
upon the Mind and body, with the Authors Plan Of
Treatment only rational and successful mode Of
Cure, - shown By the report Of cases treated A
adviser to the married and those
ing marriages. who entertain doubts of their phTscsl
condition Sent free Of postage to any address, on
receipt OF 25 cents In stamps postal currency, by
aoofeesing VI: La Croix, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Al
bany,h 7. The suthor mar be consuIted uno3 anv
oftne diseases upon which his book treats, either
the world. 80 "
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rVO LADIES-Your attention j

fNO LADIES.-lour attention is
called to the most ehcsciOus remedies ever
kuounfor the removal Of obstructions snd defanege
euts incident TO the female ser, DR.. HArv y's
Chrono Thermal Female Pills havebeen nsedfor up:
w.rds Of thirty.ye with unTIfying success They
adapted for all ordinrry cases and never fail IN
i1sir action iftaken in time.
mr. Haryey's Golden Female Pills, Price Five Dol
lars box, are intended for special requiring
more poSsrful medicine. They are four degrees
roneer than the ordinary kind and are perfectly
hsrmless and reliable;
Hyou cannot get them Of your druggistl willsend
hem BY return mail, post paid and secure from OBJ
servation receipt Of the money.
will also send Illustrated and confidential cir
liar to Ladies on application. Address
]. BRYAN, 4. D., sls BroadwsP. NY,
44tol7 yoSCo
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n F 0 r NJ A 7 Q N.-Ini0rmation
q guaranteed TO prhcuc1 luyugiaat growth of
hair upon bsld head hs&Tdsss f4ce sisa reesips
for thA removal of Pimples, Bidtehes EysBtieus se
on the skin, islvIng the sot ctaf ind hesuti.
iui, can be Obtaiqed Withoul charge by addressing
fH0S F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
lSn20 s2s Broadway, New York
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EITY LOTS FOR SALE.-Tbe
~ subscriber has ln-lots and Out-lots contain
Ing from Il of acre to acres, for sale on terms
of payment to suit purchasers. rrfiH~.-
57u RP BUCKLAND.
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Read the following report of Committee at the
Fair fthe American Institute:
The Florence Sewing Machine is decided to be the
best exhibition. II must also be stated incident
ally that this Is better than any other of its class
known to the Judges. Its merits are;
FiIst,-Good materials aud thorough workman
ship.
Sc fond.-MoIe absolute novelty than marks the
usual Improvements in Sewing Machines.
Third.-The ingenious arrsngem nts for adj ustiDg
the thread during the passage of the shuttle, and
the gathering Of it in the finish Of the stitch.
Fourth.-The Reversible Feed.
Fifth.-The variety Of work which can be done
upon it.
We, therefore, decide that it receive the award ol
first class. WIN. PRATT,
IRA l.. CADY,
l.. J. KNOWLES.
This s 10 certify that the foregoing is true ex-
tract from the report OF the Ju.y on SEWN z Ma
chimes, at the Annual Fair, 1867.
JOHN ". CHAABER|,
Secretary BOa,d Of Managers.
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NO CONSUMPTIVES-The r

il,O CONSUMPTIVES.-The Rev.
Edward A. Wilson will send (free Of ohArgeD to
Who desire it, the prescription with directions for
..,-king and using the simple remsdy BY which he
xss cured ofs lung affection and that dread disease
consumption. His only obi ct is to benefit the al
rcteo and he hopes every sufferer Wlltry this pre-.
scr,ption. ss Il will cost them nothing, and may
Iroye q blessing. Pleas address
,I5n20 snP Rev EDWARD WILSON,,
No e5South Second Street, wiIiismsbufgh, NY
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Ia in receipt Of an important official docu-
mont signed by the Professors Of the
;jcliral College of BreslaT, Prussia,
cmhodyins the result of an
tnalyciS of
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away WITH

SFECTACLES.
OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Essily,Sithout doctor or med
ictnes.
Sru. postpaid. on receipt
Cf 10 cents Address
3 DR. =. B. F0OTE,
NJ. ITO Lexington Ave, cor.
Of East 18th st, MY.
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AWAY WITH

UNcONFoRTABLR
TRUSSES.
Comfort and Cure for the
Rapiured. Sent postpaid on
receipt of 10 cents.
Address
DR.. =. 3. F0OTE.
Ne. ll0 Lexington Az. cor.
ef East 18th st. n. 7
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Price. p Gents.
Or. AD W AY

HIGH ENDORSEMENT FROM THE
ut@CtE COLLEGE or PRUSSIA.
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CONFIDENTIAL

sr INFORMATION
FOR TIE MARRIFDi
Sent FkEE in a sealed
envelope 90 receipt of 10
cents Address
DI. E. g. FOOTE,
isufher Of Medical Common
Sense Boob iO0psgeE, 81 90
sent BY lusii,). Nc. lilo Lex
ingion avenue, cor of East
25th s.. ". Y.
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natrnt firnhfnss:
WHITE PfNE o3osMStPorND 3sStPo
THE WHITE PINE C0MPOUND

Cures sore throat. colds, coughs, dyptbsris, bon
ehitis, splitting Of blood and pulmonary affections
generally It's rena rha bic remsdy for kidney con.
plants, disbstes, difficulty Of Welding urine bleeding
from the kidReyEand bladder, gravel and other con-
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rHE s,.i.Ir WHITE PINE conroUND.

PrepsTedRt the New EpgIsDd Botanical D,pot ira
HAn0y-T Street.. Boston, under the supeTvisios :,
Rev. !. " Ppiapd
strong Armstrong, Cleveland, Ohio. and Psntcp
Myers, Garfield, Ohio, Wholesale Agents
For ssie ~ al I,ru gyists iu Fremoni
March Is, 81 fGwsJthd col Wis NIL yI-sp usru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

Hors Tho market exhibited features Sales 30
0t Mss :. cs @c az 20 snailsy ao..r,,,o, x.u.
Wa: nominal 81 Io;lc. gold.
prices remained steady Sales 0s hhds Dsnsrara OS
NAVAL sroaEa-rhs demand for spirits turpsnne was
almost unimporlant but the market firm a 54s at
tSrpsnns was anshsnssd
Vas inactive but held az former prices viz 30 ~ IS
40 and sa25asa7S for pale. Tar was dun at s. l2
oIIs-Al kinds wore dull but vithou. change in value
was ane:ed At u y casks ana = y n bills
meats. alo do 225 Kegs and ssi0 dressed hogs
se S 3 n s Sas 9r
were submit ed TO- cd aud new selling at 25c. 5o
s. Oh 81 ss e Ss. sa aosa at 5 ys
~ = re Sr Cd s's s sa III gGs SfTs @
new do sis $40 Tor prime mess and s7 Is sig = for
FeSraa ass' os ss 1ps RIis and
S OK ssa-the inside price beng accepted at the close
ss7sc for slty Beef confined demand and nrm
5as sses. sis Sss ST. h8ss
%S5i ss saqia ssr sS ssa sG%
ef 6E 9ps sn Clean and e sSs l ls
and Ego ls'e FOR short Sales 30 boxes 4 ME
s'' aso ss io with aaiss 81
f ao &c. 81 f0s FOR s$ossa aaa s
lsc for picked hams The transactions IN lard moaer
is5sc for No to Kettle rendered The cond on Of The
sss sss ss ss w ssdYia al m with
moderate demand the sales be 90 bb at lU2c 2ul
DO Delivered TO bbls at 1875 Bonded continued n light
Demand but holders wero generally ndspcsed to
any lower prices to effect saes. Standard Who may be
quoted 241c sale of $50 bills made that hgnrc.
go do In bulk sold q l9s of Naphha the
OF 100 obs at 1915 The Philadelphia market remained
dun at previous prices 800 bbs Napthha seller days
were disposed OF at 2Jc
Rics.-caro ina remained firm, with small supply. Fair
10 prime quoted lOc. a lie.
sExps-Cacuta iinseed ,emaned arm sales 1000 bags
T. Hyman, at 81 % gold. duty padclos at about
~ ~ Clover was quoted at i2c. l3i4c. Timothy,
81 rs So.
which were quite firm, fair 70 good refining Cuba being
quoted ll4sc. lbcsaies i15 hhds., at HE
l2sc for Cuba and i2c for Denenr also i0iS boxes at
HE. lIc Tne.e fair business done refined
1876 I6Asc for hard lo'ac 1899 for soft white and
l4i4c. . l5c for yellow
m0del aelY active, with sales OF 90 91)
lbs. at l2Slc 1916.
TALLowThe market ruled quiet prices unchanged
Sales 10 40 los Ut lJ76c. &C.
WHISkEY.-Rcceipts, AZ bbs. No sales reported
State nominal at &c., and Western 3vc &c in poud.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITISH LEGATION FROM MEXICO.

Tho British steam'coryeie Jason, Captain c. Murray
Aynsey arrived at this port yesterday from Vera
January s. via Havana January H. The mission OF the
Jason was TO convey the British Legation from Mexico
in pursuance Of an order from the homo government
received by Captain Aynsley last month. The refusal
OF tho Mexican government 10 officially recognize tho
acts OF even the British Consuls during the empire
prompted the withdrawal OF all the English diplomatic
agents
Tho following arc the members Of the Legation who
have arrived in tho Jason -
Robert Thomas Charles Middleton FRS. Secretary OF
Legation and Charge dAaires since departure OF
tho Hon. Peter Campbell Soareti late British Minister
Mexico; Charles Stewart Scott, Second secretary Fred
eric Glenne Consul at Mexico City, and family; VIM.
Darlington. Chancellor of Legation interpreters IA.
lie Strange, AtachG, and Rafael Pesaza Messenger or
tho Legation.
Tho Jason is screw steam soop or-wcr she carries
Fl guns 10 LII tons burden aud has engines Of 400
horse power.
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attend the funeral. from his lats residence 226 West
tnlry- second street, on Tuesday morning, at .
O'Clock. from whence they will proceed to ST. Mcbass
church. where solemn requiem. high mass will b
Calvary Cemetery
RIEp-on Saturday evening, January Is, ElIzAserz
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to Il.
tend the iunera, from her late residence, 100 South
at two O'Clock.
: RossIsE, Brooklyn, on Friday January II.
CHARL.s RossiRs, native Of Lausanne Switzerland ia
the 10th year OF his age
Tho friends Of the family aud Of his uncle A. G. Ros-
SIRE are Invited TO attend the from his late resi-
dence l24 Columbia street, this NondaSl afternoon at
o'clock.
sciSlax-On Sunday January 10, after short illness.
MARTIN SCASLAS, aged 20 years.
The friends and acquaintance OF tho family are re-.
spectiuy invited to attend the funeral from his Lara
residence 80 Oak street, on Tuesday afternoon Without
SERGEANT "A. spuy,eu Duyvi on Saturday, January
IS, MARY ELIzABEYn, daughter OF Joseph X and Alice
Sergeant, aged 10 months
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend tho funeral from the residence Of he's
parents this Monday morning, at tea O'Clock.
CArHARNE widow OF Laurence Tormey and daughter OF
Patrick McNanus, OF fitzpatrick. parish OF Midtown.
county Wealmeah, Ireland, in the 5sth year OF her
age.
The funeral will take place Tuesday morning. at
ten O'clock from St. Pauls church, Court street. where
solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated for tho
pose Of her SOUL thence tho Cemetery OF the Holy
Cross, Flabush The friends OF the family are invited
10 attend.
A. WISsnIP, OF the late Ebenezer Wnsnp, aged 10
years.
The funeral will place from hs late residences.
2l9 Monroe street, this ionday Afternoon at hal-pas
Youya-At Chapequa, on Frlday, January II, CAra-
ERISE YouSG, widow OF Nathaniel Young, In tho 10th
year OF her age
Tho funeral will place from tho Fronds Meeting
House. Shapequa, on tuesday morning at eleven O'Clock.
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BY the foregoing II viii be that the hanks hold
nearly $50 900 600 IN Of tho amount re-
qured by law the exact sun being $4,000, s23. The
reserve actually IN specie aud legal tender
notes is $50 3;7 los and the liabilities in deposits and
circulation aggrega.s s239, 600 iA3 upou vhlc--
tho required twenty-five per cent would be only
$5o,o77, 2s5
The foreign exchange market was dropping all
through the week, owing 10 the dimin.shed
demand for bills and the increased supply
arising from tho advance in gold, and at tho
close II dull and steady at the snojoinei Ta'es
Bankers bills England ct sixty days we're quoted at
1907 1032l ut three days, no q 1loa commercial!
bills, 1851 loo4. Bis Paris at sixty days. 5i61s
q 513X; At three days, 5.1Ss a6ll5s. ON Berlin
Bankers, us u. numerical, ia 7l1s. On
Bremen-Bankors', -. 1884; commercial, rs 1871.
On Frsnkfort-Baakcrs', s0I IL; commercial, t0i{
l0k. On Amsterdam Ban 4ers'. 40sa al; CONNER
cial, i0ja 4oss On Hamburg-Bankers' Sc a 354;
commercial, 35si 80 on ALtwerp--Bankcrs', 5.l64
614X; commercial, DISK a5l7iE.
Now Con yress acted upon the currency qucs-
ton by suspcndng contraction, various plans for fund
Ing the national debt likely 10 engage attention. On
che 18th inst, In the House OF Representatives. Mr.
Hunter introduced t.n having for IT, purpose this
object which read twice. referred 10 tho
Committee OF Ways and Means and ordered
% be printed II embodics In part tho plan suggested
by Mr. McCulioch in Ais last annual report, namely
that Of issuing six per bonds payable principal and
interest In CON- such bonds 10 DC duo at definite
period but to be redesmaole Mt the pleasure Of the
United States after ten years from their date the
10 be exempt from taxation in any form by under
State municipal local authority In consideration OF
which exemption there Us to be reserved by the Trea.
surcr OF tho United States onesixh OF the interest ars-
ing on said bonds which sum- IN lawful money, s TO be
distributed among the several States In proportion 10
their population according 10 the last census taken be-
fore such distribution. The bonds TO be issued to
such an amount as tho demands upon tho Treasury
may require, put In all not exceeding sum
sufficient TO cover all existing obligations OF
the United States and the expense Of preparing issuing
and exchanging such bonds Is not 10 exceed one
tenth Of one por cent Surprising this act to pass the
Secretary OF tho Treasury to give notice TO all holders
OF interest bearing securities Of the United states 10
present the same for redemption in paper money at ma.
tury the ten forty bonds and bonds ssrod prior 70 tie
25ih Of February, 1862 excepted, which are to be
redeemed In coin, or 20 exchange them for equal
amount or tho new bonds which to be known the
funded debt or the United States. Falling redemption
conversion interest old bonds is TO cease six
months after their maturity, which will DO reached i've
years after their date tho case OF the nvewentiss
and three years aftor In the OF the sevsnthTty
eosa In order that the secretary Of the Treasury may
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-20

MURDER TRAL.-A curious murder trial has lust
been concluded At Iona, Michigan II appears that VII
liam Brown and John Morse had frequently quarrel ed
and the former had no would XIII Morse on the
rs opportunity one morning Morse went to his barn,
and some time afterward found there hanging by the
neck with strap taken from his harness. The jury
visited the premises add iron the position in wnich
the body found, came 10 the conclu5ion that no
bavo been stranged and then placed 10 that posi-
ton TO make appear that hs had done the deed him.
SELF aud strong circumstances pointed 70 Brown the
murderer, He was couvctsd~
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ued IN the court II would take expert accountant
Probably months to arrive at anything like an APP
proximatsly accurate estimate Of the total amount
Hhe business OF the office keepsthe stan fully employed
ana rs the period approaches for tho running out OF the
ming OF petitions which do not cover any assets tho
schedules OF this class OF petitioners coming fast,
and VIII doubtless DO consequently increased before the
act reaches the close or tho first year Of s operation
The foregoing accurate synopsis Of the working Of
the act and the amount Of business tansaced under H.
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The market continued dun. but holders sener.
ally demanded full prices small lot OF red
was sold at - g. We heard Of other sales Corn
dercssed " the Increased receipts aud the high rates OF
freight andprces declined fully 70 per bashe Tho market
closing weak at the reduction Only moderate business
was done the sales cgmprisins 5oo bushels az 81 70
u ~ Tor mixed Western ahoat ~ 30 for old do in
store 81 20 rs white Southern and 81 "a 81 ~
yellow jersey. Oats were dull and lower 81 s6c $3.50.
anoa, without salcs OF Importance. Barley Ia Inn.
proved demand and nrmly held With sales OF IL
at ~ 10 for Canada West 81 81 5is FOR tworowed
state aud s2 for Chicago Barley malt remained quiet
sales 800 bushels state At 81 81 Rye was dun and entirely
nominal.
FRKcnrs marset was moderately active aud rates
TO Great Britain wete generally slightly higher Tho en-.
gsgsments wereTo Liverpool, Nv bales cotton Al nd q
I'D, 40 boxes bacon ut Ts 3D., 90 ucrces beef at Is Cd
and per steamer 800 bales cotton a, I'd. Nd. $4,000
bushels l2d 300 beef at s O boxes cheese
q 5e 90 bbls pork at S. TO London v bbs aonr a. 2
Cd aud 100 tons OIL cake 81 26 10 Bremen BOV balos
ton NJ ztc, and Per steamer 1000 bushes re I'D 20
tcrs wcrsA bark 80 tons 10 CORK for orders gran AZ
5s bark 200 b9is. petroleum, from Fhadciphta TO Lv
erpOo AZ s. 6d Russian shin 10 Phiadclphia 10 load
there with 500 bills petroleum. At bs and vessel from
tho south side OF Cuts, sugar, on private terms
r~HiEsWe heard OF no further sass. Prices wore
changed.
Hir-The demand WA fair snd prices were firm Ship.
ping, I'll 90 and retail 81 81 3d. Long rye straw
quoted hrm 81 81 T.
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i5uO bags. ex Henrietta iU1ac gold, bond and 80
do oharson Understood az ~. do. Naracaibo
tive. Sales ly2 bags part Ell Theresa private terms
FLOUR iRAin-liecelpts 4056 bblJ -FOUR, 40
meal 400 bushels wheat IS S2 do aud sOs6 do
There inn rovcmen to note Ia the FOR
state and Western nour prices were generally heavy
though ouosbly lover California Remained quiet
prices unchanged. The sales were limited about
400 bhs at .ae annexed quotations For southern -four
there q very light demand, the sales being
40 hbls Rye hour spariugy dealt but steady
previous prTces Sse 80 bbs Corn meal steady
mod demand tho slcs being 80 bbls at 10 for
Brandywine aud ~ for western Euckwheat -four
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
NinrrieL.

CALDERwooD-DosyAS.--0n Thursday. uary 10, by
tho Rev. J. H. Clark, assisted by Rev. A. G. King, RoB
ERT CALDERwoop to MAodIE A. DOMAIN, both OF West
Galway, N. Y.
fERlliSs-DorrERER. In Iitchleld Conn, Thurs
day, January 10, at the residence of Edwin McNel,
Esq., by tho Rev. William u. Clarke, j. DEaG PERKINS,
of this city, to MARGARgrrA w. daughter OF Davis H.
Dolerer, ESD, OF Philadelphia.