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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17

In Russia there are 1856 cOnyentual institutions.
with more than 100000 monks and nuns.
A Methodist minister named McGowan commit
ted suicide In Potomac MISS, q few days ago. lie
had charge OF oxford circuit.
Chicago has another new sect which publishes its
creed IN the dailIes and promises to start an organ
OF Its own, to DO called tho Anti BtJo. 1t don't
believe In special providence. eternal punishment,
the Bible, temperance laws or angels.
The inmates Of the Southern General Assembly
show ii synods, 81 presbytcries. s5 ministers, 10
hcentiates, 1874 candidates, I,aGO Churches i a70
members added on examination, no on certificate
70,96l COMMITMENTS, s7l4,&oO contributions.
Father Hickey lately announced In the cathedral
at pttsburg, Pa, that Roman Catholic parents
would be required TO withdraw their children from
the public schools. The work has been already
commenced; 100 scholars have been taken from the
First ward school.
vices in a large hall in Sas Lake City, and have
fine scaool with 100 scholars, some OF them the
lives are IN DANCER, and have recently purchased.
with aid from the East, beautiful residence and
large lot OF land Tor $ll,000.
The Foreign Missionary presbyterian, computes
that last year the Old School Presbyterians gave
81 0s per member for foreign MISSIONS; the Congre-
gationallsts and New school Presbytcrians, 81 o3J
81 4 cents; the Methodlsts 23l, cents and the Ban.
fists IS cents. This includes legacies
The Roman Catholics have two very nne churches
in Pektn and nave recently completed under french
protection magnificent cathedral near the imperial
residence. This structure was 80 Conspicuous that
fhc authorities erected an immense wall to hide 1t
from the gaze OF the people The Roman Catnoitc
establishments own valuable estates Ia various parts
OF China. +trt
The National Universalist Convention recently
held IN Buffalo, N. Y, voted to celebrate the century
OF Universnlism In THIS country, which occurs in
1870, by paving church debts, repairing houses OF
worship and BY raising special memorial fund OF
100000 for denomnatiooai uses. Mass meetings
will be held IN the spring In Boston, New York.
Phiiadepnia, Cincinnati and Chicago, and the nrst
Sunday In June is set apart for memorial services in
all tue churches.
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Dat. I Ca..
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Mann.
FATAL DUMMY CASUALTY IN BROADWAY.

Coroner Keenan, was yesterday called to tue New
York Hospital to hold an inquest on the body Of John
N. Wall, late receiving clerk Tor Grm doing bust
ness at $40 Broadway. On the 9Th instant deceased
was riding on the steam dummy, and at the third
story his right foot was caught between the danny
and door, crushing the foot and ankle IN tevsipls
Immediately after which the unfortunate ran MAS
conveyed 70 the New York Hospital. whefe ne died
at An carry hour yesterday morning from thS Afffs
ace ana his home said y bare bs. IN Mlssiss,ppt
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to do she asked appealing to the lord II have no
luck at ALL" "Marry me, said my lord. Miss A.
and this eccentric exotic became In time two
Arabeilas. The couple are now in Paris; they have
taken house in the Champs EIysees and Will re-
ceive next winter. IL Is hoped that the old adage
"The unucky are lucky In wedl0ck,n VIII be vert-
fed; but as Sard0u says, ut Ia rather on the slant"
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MARINE TRANSFERS.

The following is 0 complete list OF marine trans.
fers entered at the Custom House from the 18th to
the 10Th inst, incluslve:--
The New York herald., 1869-05-14
EDWIN NICHOLS i CO., AUCTIONEERS.
~ Magnificent Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood Ia octave Pianoforte,
Eina painfinre w eminent arfiRfg
FInt vi FAIHtIHHB, Dy tIhIHtnv aTtIBth,
Works of Art BronzeA StatuarY. Xases, ClOcl

Works Of Art, Bronzes, Statuary Vases Clocks
At public auction, this friday morning May a. at l0
o'clock precisely at the elegant brown stone residence s
West Twenty street, between Sixth and Seventh
Paror Suits covered with the richest description and
latest style satin brocatel Curtains to match rosewood Eta
with mirror back and doors French Cabinets, Bos
Pier and Mante Mirrors elegant marble top Tables
China Figures and antique Vases; magnificent rosewood
Pianoorte Stool and Covert Library walnut Suit covered
and walnut Chamber Suits style Of Louis XIV Bedsteads
ses ingram Carpets spring and hair Beds Linen,
Blankets, Quilts Sofas Chairs, Rockers. Lounges walnut
Edsboard Extension Table Dining Chairs rich cut Glass,
China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery Hallsand, Chande.
liers &c. n B-Pares wishing to attend this sale take
Broadway, Sixth or Seventh avenue cars.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

A FORDHAM-THERE IS NO HANDSONER SPOT
"A. OF ground between Jerome Park and Macomb's Dam
Inspection. STANLEY DAY, Auctoneer will sell satur
day, May g. upon the ground the arrival Of Harlem
when win be in waiting st Fordham depot e tsks
PARTIES g the land about 50 Building Lots fronting S2 ss
the sidewalks Of which graded and tagged and b2
feet on place. which will be graded opened completed
dedicated public before he delivery Of the deeds
st the expense Of the present owners distant o feet from
Ps ms from kugsSrSss Ss mile from F0Tdhs% %
from Spuyten Duyvl depot; miles from Macombs Dam
Bridge ~ mles from City Hall.
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A UCTION SALE. NJ TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER.
IA Magnificent Household Furniture
Piauof0rte, Mirrors, Drawing Room Suits, Statuary
BronZes, Paintings, Velvet Carpets, Sverware,
Chandeliers Sevres Vases anG many rare, costly

; n Works OF Art. Public AUCTION,
On this dav Frday at the elegant brown stone mansion,
81 West Fifteenth street. between Fifth and Sixth
commencing 10h o'clock. Drawing Kooms-Superb Suits,
covered French satin brocate of the richest description
wood Kagere Bookcase bois de Cabinets,
Tables Velvet Medallion Carpets artistic Bronze satuary
Sevres China Jardneres Bronze Clock Paintings by emil
Heya 81 Petersburg; storm at Sea, Fisherman Family by
Curtains magnificent rosewood Panofoe, Stool Cover Mu-
sc Stand Easy Chairs Turkish Lounge $40 Volumes Books
CommOSs en- suite, style Louis XIV; Hair Spring Mat
Buffet elegant Sets ruby crystal Glassware Silver Casters
Tureens Savers, Urn Pitcher Basket French China Dim
Tea Set, Linen Table Cutlery. N B-Pares wishing
TO attend this sale take Fifth stages sixth
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

NHANCERY SALE

Farming and Gardening Lands.
MORRIS X. CRANE, Anctoneer, viii sell at public auc-
on on Saturday May To- at r. M the premises at the
junction Of the New York and Paterson plank road and
able tract Of Land the farm John Hurson ESQ.,
located above comprising about 20 acres with and
barns The location and quality of said lands their
proximity the city Of New York make them desirable for
building sites for and for There
transportation BY water for all purposes it s only hye miles
station Northern Railroad and viii be sold plots suit
purchasers This sale will positively take place by order Of
the Terms and made known the day of sale
Cars foot Of Chambers street at Ia r. NJ for Home
stead station Northern Railroad conveyances will be at the
afai
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A DRIAN II. MULLER AUCTIONEER.
"A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT RYE, WESTCHES-

ADRIAN r. MULLER, p. X. WILKINS 4 CO twill sell at
auction Thursday May 90 at 2 O'clock at the Exchange
saleoom III Broadway the desirable Residence formerly
situate Grace Church street, OF Rye, Westcheser
county ", containing about ~ acres The property
about three mile from the depot and half mile
from steamboat landing The house /. TIVE story and attic
12x16 feet contains II large and AL the modern i'm
provaments hot and cold water &c good stable carriage
house. outbudings: also variety OF fruit and
shade The property has magnificent view of Long
Ia land nund
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

IJENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER, AUCTIONEERS, HAVE
II REMOVED FROM 93 LIBERTY STREET TO THE
SPACIOUS STORES NO. 95 CHAMBERS STREET AND
ExTENDING THROUGH TO NO.; NO q Re- READE STREET
THE AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. AFFORD.
ING UNUSUAL FACILITIES FOR THE DISPOSAL OF
FURNITURE, FANCY GOODS AND OTHER PERSONAL
Property Sales of stock and merchandise at the stores Of
household furniture sales at private residences
attended promptly and Satisfactorily usual for %
past Sales of Paintings and Art at their galleries. Nos Sl
HENRY II. LEEDS.
ALLEN B. MINER.
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TIENRY b. HERTs, AUCTtoNRER, 1s9 BROADWAY
III Continuation sale OF
elegant Cabinet Furniture, Pianos, &C.,
This day, az II O'Clock,
at the 6alesrpom 1879 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
u HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BEDDING, GLASSWARE, &C.
Great sale tprevi0us to remova of Paror Library Cham
Der and Dining Room SUITS, Bookcases, Han Stands and
Chairs, Beds and Bedding Crockery Glassware, Clocks Sill
Plated Ware, &C., Saturday at ii O'clock sales
rooms, 10l Liberty street. Catalogues at sale.
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Ry M. Dou9HTY, AucTIoNEER.
. - ELEgANT CABINET FURNITURE.
BY ORDER OF W. MOkTiMER, ASSIGNEE,

81 10h O'clock Mt the liz Fulton street and
Ann street. the Stock comprising rosewood walnut ma
hogany and oak Parlor Chamber Dining Room and Library
Furniture, covered in Brocate French reps and harco
the Chamber Furniture consisting of walnut and
mahogany Suits with marble tops Turkish Lounres and
Chairs Dining Room and plain Furniture In variety Tho
whole 10 be peremptory sold Fun description Ia caaorues
at sale
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A UCTION NOTICE.-THE OWNER WILL SELL AT
IA private sale the entire elegant Household Furniture,
superb octave Psnoforte, Dining Room
Furniture Table Ware CaTgets &c Sc contained in the
Third Most of the furniture ID In good order hav
ing made expressly for the and used not TO
any regard to value.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY MAY H. l869-TRIPLE SHEET

PIANOFORTES.
GREAT CHANCE
"A A GREAT CHANCE
Pianoforte for $500
will be offered for sale this
week for $500 each, at
HAINES BROTHERS.,
is East Fourteenth street,
Union square.
N. B.-These Pianos
have been used from
one to six months; !;
in perfect order,
full seven octaves,
rosewood case and top,
with the
modern improvements.
Catalogue price $4b0
for seven years
II required.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

A UCTION NOTICE.
We will sell by auction,
THIS DAY (FRIDAY), MAY IA,
At l0X O'Clock,
A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE ASSORTMENT OF
VERY SUPERIOR QUALITY
BOOTS. SHOES, BALMORALs and CONGRESS CATERS,
Comprising some
FIVE HUNDRED CASES,
Just received from manufactoy and embracing full lines OF
Women's, Misses and Children's
FIRST CLASS, CITY MADE GOODS,
All Of which adapted country trade and 10 which
the attention of buyers Is invited.
AARON CLAFLIN CO., Auctioneers
Is Murray street and Il Park place.
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A JOHN L. vANDEwATER AUCTIONEER-sPE-
cisl and peremptory sale, this day, at M prompt
class tnong, road and family Horses without
ton close account Sec Horse and Carriage head adve
tHament.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

TTENRy D. MINER, AUCTIONEER
III Salesro0n, No. Cortandt Art Galleries. 6l5
Broadway, two doors from Fourteenth street.
FINE ARTS.
Now exhibition free, day and evening, at MINER
BARKER'S Art Galleries, S45 Broadway.
Third annual sale by A. D'HUYVETTER, Esq. Of Ant.
werp Of valuable Paintings painted his order by Of
the ios Distinguished and highly esteemed artists Of the
aHa
not been eyceed BY any collection offered to art lovers In
many years
HENRY D. MINER 4 BAKER will sell at auction on
Thursday and Friday evenings May 20 and a. at IN o'clock
their Art Galleries. 85 Broadway the entire gallery OF
superb Pictures belonging to A. DHuyveer ESQ., In which
the following avorte aud eminent artists are
The New York herald., 1869-05-14
RY HENRY D MINER, AUcnoYEER. sALEsRooM

TlY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONRER, SALESROoM
ID NO. Cortandt street, Art Gallery s45 Broadway.
Furniture Carpets Mirrors, Bookcase rosewood French
Carrom Biliard Table, Fireproof Safe. &c &c.
MINER n BARKER Will sell Saturday, May Is, at 10i1
O'Clock, their saesroom No. Cortland street.
OF Furniture consisting OF Parlor Suits Carpets, Mir
Library Extension Tables, Chairs,
bookcase HAIR Mattresses rich decorated China Ware &c.
IL O'Clock tne rosewood French
Billiard Table made by Phean Coender; also Fire.
proof Safe made by Dawson.
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TAMES E. MALLORY. AUCTIONEER.
81 By MALLORY BLACKWELL, So Liberty street,
opposite the depot Tarrytown.
Partition sale of

TAMEs JENKINS, AUCTIONEERs WILL SELL AT AUC
81 Friday May H. II o'clock. at the residence of
Bohen Boston road and Edse Mott Haven
n T. the House Store and House adOinng
also the stock of Household Furniture, consisting Of
Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture Cooking Utensils
&c Sale pOstiye.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

yNILLIAM Writer'S, AUCT1ONEER SELLS THIS
w day, at O'clock at 4A Canal street. Paror Suits, In
rich covengs Lace Curtains French plate Pier Mantel
Mirrors Paintings Centre, Extension Tables ttagcres ard
robes Bookcases Easy Rocking and other Chairs, China,
Glass and silver Ware stores black walnut mahogany,
wood and enamecd Chamber Suits, Hair Mattresses Feather
cds Table and Bed Linen, Lounges clocks 75to ~ fine
second hand Carpets large lot Of Olcohs and everything
for housckeepng aleo one large Saratoga Trunk and Con-
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

TlY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer.
Salesrooms Chambers "a Reade street;
Galleries s7 and $40 broadway, southwest Twelfth
On the evenings of Tuesday, May 10 and Wednesday, May
rs, at the
Leeds Art Galleries,
s17 and $40 Broadway, at ~ O'Clock each evening,
Fine OH Paintings and Water Coiors just received from Eu-
rope, by well known European artists several fine
Pictures by favorite American artists be sold without
reserve.
Also 80 fine old Pictures, unframed, to close account
VIII be exhibition and after Monday, 18th, day and
evening" until SALE Particulars In few days.
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

IlY GEORGE MUNDY, AUCTIoNEER- 3 O'CLOCK,
this day, at Ito Grand street. near Centre street, large
sale OF Household Furniture, consisting of rosewood and
black walnut Parlor and Chamber Furniture, rosewood
riano Pier and Manel Mirrors Bookcases, Bcdsteads.
reatner beds and Bedding marble top aud Extension Tables,
Safe, &C. r' -'
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINS AT g.
~ THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
GEORGE L. FOx'S
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
TOMORROW, SATURDAY,
THE THE LAST LAST sATiSEE,, sATISEE, AT AZ II
SATURDAY EVENING AT g.
eEoRSE eEoRSE l. Foxs Foxs ENNEFiIr, BENEFIr,,
and his last appearance
HUMPTy DUMPTY.
MONDAY, nth,
GEORGE L. FOxs NEW COMO
HICCORY, DICCORY, DOCK
WAvERLEY rHEArEE, A ,s 70 REoADwAY. Bro OPPOSITE
THIS AND EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY NATL
NEE, the burlesque IN which the
LONDON BURLESQUE COMBINATION,
Miss JENNIE wILLMORE
and the great London comedian,
who will appear, conjunction with the popular WAIVER
LEY BUKLESQUE and COMEDY COMPANY,in
WILLIAM BROUGH, Esq.'s,
and original bur,esque, entitled
PYGMALION; OR,
THE PEERLESS AND BEAUTIFUL STATUE.
cupid Miss tzz,e " iimore
fygmaion MISS MINNIE ackson
venus MISS Emiy l'tt
King Astyages. g. T. Parsloe Jr.
The Princess Mandane. Mr. Bevl Ryan
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A RCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER
IA By JOHNSTON VAN -TASSELL.
Auction Mart,
112 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue,
THIS DAY friday, at IL O'Clock.
Regular sales of Horses and Carriages.
Full description under head of Horses and Carriages.
We never noatn6ne a aale nm account tofr rain

UCTION NOTICE.-RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
"A housekeepers at ERNEST ROTHS Furniture Manufac.
tory and Bleecker street. between Broadway and Bow
e-Magnhcent satin brocatel Paror Suits, $l75
$500 suit worth $500 suit walnut reps Suits from $75 to
$ibO suit great variety Parlor Bedroom Dining and Ii
brary Furniture cheap Warranted first class
The New York herald., 1869-05-14

rT,UE aMFssIhH, AT sTEINwAy HALL ON FRIDAY,
May 1.-THE complete 0rs.oro in fun vocal score with
accompaniment for panoforte organ printed good
denny quarto paper price 90 Also the miniature ed
on the convenient handbook OF fhe Messiah" for
the concert issued 80 cents TO be obtained the
Hall on the evening the performance or OF the publishers
Boosey A Co., ga lover Savings BANK Broadway.
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The Jaw oes rot ev permit theHe societies u in-
OF their meTnbers: much less do hey have such un-
sinsd power sxlstng SmoTS hI1selxes
presented to our supreme Court, IL was rejscted
assoeia,I ISn tJ expel menS rs Who should os "gnty
OF actions whlcn m ~ lniure the association. rhis
eives the association an entirely Indefinite power
them they MAJ expel, and therefore the' may expel
MT mber fOI becoming ins0lvent IL is totally In
to clothe any boiv with such indenoite power over
reoOs neSdns shs %hn IN ass
tiston; 1t is common In such cnarters 20 found tne
been ound guilty Of some crime on trial In Gourt
ana ihi Is quite proper lio ISl ov,s,oo tho
designing members OF association could combine
various pfeiences end after having Obtained control
OF the oIgani.s on dissolve and divide the pro.
permit this, but, when the association posses pro-
articles Of associaton can authorzs to throw over
board one OF rs members Evans VS.. rhe Pniladel-
IL was urged win much earnestness at the hearing
by the learned couns ell for the defense that the plain
tn had too that the Board must rst de-
cde whether the case was within iIs Jurisdiction
Rave 50 decided. BY reisrriag the case back the
@iitee had reported the iscis on Which Mr SanIay
founded his claim, and that the plaintiff denied the
stood it. FOR he says The Board having decided that
your committee have Jurisdiction Ia the matter be;
10 us for further Investigation, etc."
nt mot Wait Ur until Il
does not even measure the PAGES by which IL ad
vanCes. II meets 10 At the threshold, aud seeks
prevent a meditatsd wrong more often than TO
dresa an iDjnry already done. Courts OF equity
sispty decline to lay down any rule which shall limit
their power and discretion to the particular
Ia which special shall be granted or with
held StoTy's Equity Jurisp dence. ss S62, $780,
Not only was the plaintiffs right of membership
threatened in default Of his paving Mr.. MRnev a
large sum OF money but his good character for fair
dealing was brougat In question. aud hed up Def re
his fellow membe, and the world. ia an unsuthor.
ized proceeding. md before tribunal which had no
power to prohibit him by compelling the attendance
OF his Witnesses or te assist him in procuring EVIL
dence from remote places, where he alleged his wit.
ne' ses were abiding And the comp lant itself as
have shown, does not bear the test of legal discrmi-
nation, and shows no liability the case as stated
by Mr. Mspley and the com nittee the part of the
demands.
am sure that the very excellent and highly re-
spectacle gentle who compose the Philadelphia
Board OF Brokers have not wifully Intended to de.
priVe the plaintlnI as member OF the Board, Of a
single right to which he is entitled, and have only
right and duty To do.
The special Injunction is continued.
MessIs n. HUM Hanson, Daniel Doughefty, aud
W. L. HiTst for plaintitfs
Messrs. g. t. Bispham, q, W. Bddle, and ii, NJ.
Phillips for defendants.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
The StOrms-The Steinecke Mystery
Our Retiring President - Railroad

Our Retiring President - Railroad
Changes. ....
HpectG! Despatch TO The Ruef,ts0 Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20.-The wind storm night
before last and yesterday morning was very
severe in this vicinity, and blew down many
chimneys, houses, fences, barns, etc., causing
considerable damage. The gale on the Chesa-
peake and coast was also very heavy. Some
steamers were detained several hours coming
in and going out. and other vessels narrowly
escaped. ... ra
All business will be suspended here on the
22d of February. j. N. Duoarry has been pro.
NOTED to Vice. President of the Northern Cen
trail Railroad, aud Mr.. A. R. Fisk takes his place
as General Superintendent. ~
Dire. AikenA and Conrade have sent the result
of their post-mortem examination of Miss Stein
necke TO Carlisle, to be used as evidence in the
examination of Doctor Paul schoeppe, charged
with her murder.
Mayor Banks and Committee of City Coun-
ellis proceed to Washington Monday next, to
formally invite President Johnson to visit
Baltimore after the 4th of March. 1t is under.
stood he will accept. .ra .....
There is scarcely doubt on the part of John
j. Creswell's friends here that he will be one
OF Grants Cabinet, probably Secretary of the
Interior.
Judge Weisel is determined to contest his
seat In Congress against Hammel, Democrat.
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THE LATE DECISION OF the United States Su-
preme Court that both coin and currency are a
legal tender, and that all contracts for the pay
ment of coin are valid and may be enforced by
law, places the Ie1at lIdbtllty of the Union Pa
ciic Railroad Company to pay the interest and
principal OF its first mortgage bonds beyond
question. What some of the courts have here
tofore held was matter OF honor has now
become an obligation and must enhance the
market value OF their securities
These bonds are O first mortgage upon one OF
the longest lines of railroad in the world. The
amount will be less than S27. 900 per mile. The
earnings from local business over portion of
the road last year were overfive million dollars,
and after its completion early this season the
immense through traffic of the Pacific States
will increase this sum to fifteen or twenty
millions. The payment of both interest and
principal OF the bonds in gold Is, therefore,
perfectly sure.
The present high price of Governments offers
q favorable opportunity to sell and to reinyest
In bond equally safe and more valuable on
account of the longer period before It's maturity,
The exohange '0tI no'o pay proft Of from ten to
JOuTtee, per cent. AS the issue of these bonds
will soon cease, parties who desire to invest are
invited to make their subscriptions at once
They will be received in this city by w. Painter
q Co. and De Haven Brother, who keep line
on hand for immediate delivery.
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HBLMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU

Is used by persons from the ages Of Is to 25,
and from 35 to 55, or in the decline or change
of life; after Confinement or Labor Pains.
In Affections Peculiar to Females, the Ex-
tract Buchu is unequalled by any other
remedy, as in Chlorosis or Retention, Irregu-
larity, liberated or Sohirrous state of the
Uterus, Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys,
Gravel, and Dropsioal swellings.
This medicine increases the power Of Diges-
ton, and excites the absorbents into healthy
action, by which the Watery or Calcareous
Dispositions and all Unnatural Knlargements
are reduced, as well as Pain and Inhamma-
ton.
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THE EUROPEAN MARKETS.
By Atlantic Ouble.
This MOrniug's Quotations.

LONDON. Feb 20-A. M,-Consols, 93 for both
money aud account. United states osVS, stS,
7Si. American stocks quiet; Erie haiiroau' 1AS'
IIVpppooti FEB. 2o-A. M.-Cotton dull. Mo 1ad
ding nnIsnds, il2d.; Orleans middIipgs, iza'
The to-day s.%$ed5 ed at auS SpSS so Peas sS for
new: o,l O,neE Fsh 9OEA. M.-sperm on, f9s.
hoSp1s' hSDT Feb. FJ 2O.-COtton closed last nlgne
easier but UNCHANGED. oo.aaona
1o,,Do,, Feh oO-P. M,-The closing rate for
r,anSois is az for money and 9Sa93t for account;
IT s S2os, 7sl; Illinois Central, s74; Great
Western Railroad. ~. =. c....--,-
finland middings, 1lld.; Orleans,middling, ,12d. !;
TIE sales amount TO 1000 bales.
lard, 76s. Bacon, 66s. SHALLOW, ASS. Cd. ~
LOEDOR, Feb. 20-2 P.M.-6ugar anoat, 29s.ed, /,