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luton as APPENDED. which tho Speaker stated required by
the Constitution % two-thrds vote
M cENCK ep 0o 9 ,a Sd 9e moi sp Ss i9
order move a resolution OF censure.
Mr. MORGAN dem, Ohio objected to debate.
The SPEAKER declined to answer the question.
The vote then taken, and the resolution as
amended mr. Logans resolution being only offered
substitute for the resolution Of condenlnaon) was re-
jectedieas l02; Nays GS; less Than tw0hrds voting
BEFORE The vote was announced Mr.. STILES Dem.
PENN called enforcement Of the rule requiring
ma SPEAKER inquired whether the gentleman had
any resolution TO Offer with reference to any particular
MIR STILES passed question by asking the Speaker
whether all members present had voted ,,, A.,
knowledge OF the Chair. Has the gentleman resolu
ton to offer in reference to any particular member SO
Mr. sTiLES-;Ir. Dawes of Massachusetts, is one who
has not voted. . -.
has voted on the question lie voted the first roll
call The Char reminds tine gentleman that he should
lie careful rs TO facts Oh question so decae las the
gentleman any further motion 10 make
Mr.. sTiIES-No, Sir
amended resolution, Mr. .STOUGHTON dep, Mich.l,
majority member OF the Military Committee, offered d
SoIss i, On q a the as@G Of
The Hon qde BS saso s who 0 as ,sf not a an ses
dent Of bis district Military Academy a; Yves: Point
asca s5iue Pp%s 1n.nhoFi' and dagger
Mr. MORGAN Dem. ohIo suggested an amendme n
by adding the Words and that he be reguostcdto re-
Mr.. SEDUCTION declined to yield TO the amendment.
The resolution was adopted unanimously by l57 Yeas
The House them at o'clock, went INTO Committee OF
the Whole Mr.. Wheeler tRep. n. ~ IN the char on
the Tariff BILL and addressed in support Oh IL by MI
CAKE rep, PENN. ,- A., ,,,.,,.
Ar the conclusion OF Mr. Cakes remarks the Committee
took Reese at I0 o'clock, till 1880 o'clock this evening"
the session 10 exclusively for debate On the Tariff BILL
EVENING SESSION.
There were not more than q score of men,
Psrs TeTe made by Messr NEGEY TOWNSEND
and STEVENSON; former in favor OF the Tariff,
ard the latter favor OF reduction OF taxation Ad
jOurned.
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EXTENSIVE FORGERY

few days ago two we'll dressed men called
at the Office Of Upger Co.. brokers' at No. Exchange
place, and presented letters of Introduction from the
agents OF the firm in Baltimore. Tho visitors the
names Of John Mitchell aud James Cumingfort. Tho
latter had oioe 40 No. 20 Bouthst, Baltimore ana
was for considerable time engaged shipper OF pro
duce and was well known to the agents OF Messrs Upgcr
a Go, In Baltimore. He was considered " DO O good
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A number Of Germans, owning real estate on
evening to take action npon the proposed paving Of that
thoronshfare with The Sicoson pavemcnt an ordnance
authorities unanimous feeling Ia opposition was
manifested at the meeting Mr. Jacob kerwsr was
chosen President Mr. j. Schafer, Secretary and Mr. r.
Pardo Treasurer After much discussion. resolved
10 Try and obtain Injunction against the new pave
inent and committee OF two from eah OF the blocks
Dc paved was appointed to visit the property owners
interested aud not represented at tho meeting and 10
secure their cooperation IL also that each
member be assessed % 10 pay current expenses.
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The Polytechnic Branch of the American
Institute met last evening" and was well attended.
During the evening Mr.. G. d. Anderson explained Ans-
figures. Mr.. Neer exhibited his Rotary Dynamometer,
for calculating the true amount OF power used by ma
chinery: and Mr. j. Johnson exhibited his Improvement
on apparatus used for showing the theory waves
Mr. r. H. Coleman spoke OF Steam Boilers, their best form
of construction, and most economical results After
some discussion on subject the meeting separated
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.


A bill was reported Incorporating the United
States Mutual Benefit Company ia New;York.
raj ,1IA up epsed
when the bill ordered to third reading.
Mr. GENET moved that the bill TO amend the charter
Of tho New.York and Brooklyn Pneumatic Tube Com.
pany be recommitted to the Committee on Municipal
d 6 "a reoEganpe the Police department in New
York was taken up III Committee OF the Whole. Mr.:
the people. Lost. The bill then ordered TO third
reading.
Relative to County Courts comforting additional power
Oh Police Justices Brooklyn; declaring punishment for
ing the location Of state Prison in the With Dstrict
incorporating the Fultonst Savings Bank; relative to
carving and using pistols; the Schenectady Police BILL
10 establish and maintain public baths in brooklyn;
amending the act relative TO the sale and use of milk
cans amending the charter OF the Insurers Own ILL.,
surance Company. .o,,,o,.,,
Charterinc the New.York Seamens Savings Bank; to
establish Board of Health for Brooklyn requiring the
to adopt GGaT Eareaa Beat Of rS sae
Buildings in the State Engineers Office; amending the
charter Of the NewYorE seamens Association
Amending act authorizing the Trustees Of the State
Orphan Asylum to bind out children and TO provide Tor
their custody providing additional building for lu
natcs In NewYork; relative to tho Ladies Home Society
ers and duties the Court OF Appeals and Of the Com
mssIoners OF Appeals; providing for taking acknowl
edgments Of papers by persons residing Ill Cahada'
ASSEMBLY
The House in Committee of the Whole dis
posed Of the following bills noted: Incorporating the
Caremont Savings Bank In New.York-third readinR
amending act allowing husbands and wives to DO
witnesses for against each Other-third reading.
The Buffalo Charter bill reported.
bill was introduced for the relief OF persons holding
leaehod estate New York. subject to liens or assess
ments said 10 be Illegal.
GENERAL ORDERS RESUMED.
For the support OF the Union Home and School for Chill
dren Of Volunteers New York. and authorizing tax
in the city and county 10 meet the expenses OF the lns
tuon-third reading TO change the name OF the Tomp
kDs-square Methodist Episcopal Chnrch IN BROOKLYN
Bills introduced making provision for the govern
mont OF the City and County OF Hewiork. tThese arc
the Tax Levy bis)
The bill revising the Buffalo Charter was passed.
Messrs. Allaeep, Lyon, Hasbronck. Ray and johnson
appointed Committee 10 draft bill for the equal
cation Of taxes and assessments and disseminating that
portion Of the Croton Aqueduct between nehundred
apdthirteenthsf and Ninety third-st IN New York.
ConferriDg certain powers on tho New York Five
Points House of Industry; relative tobbiDdng out mi
nors--thrd reading; amending the charter Of Oswego-
third reading Adjourned.
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IAnnouncemsntLJ

ETHEREAL MILDNEsS.-The season OF ethereai
mdpe.s upon u.s." when freshest and most beautiful In
p,,, to the surface and eresees there All that 10 mob
best, and most new in store No. i2 Broadway does
the same thing splendid the newest and most fashion
able ytyles Is always on baud.
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Dr.S.BSmiths Magnetic Salve,309 B'way cures
burns eoua bsrb Wholesale at C,tendens 6hav
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The Spring Fashions for Gentlemen's Hats Il
1870 EpEsscagp ready for Inspection and sale At No
Nassau.B.
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PAPERS, TwINFs, THREADS, AND CORDAGf
HARVEY and Wareroo 29a and 800 Broadway New
York
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COUNTY TAX LEVY.

srcTioy l. In addition to the several amounts author
,ed and required by existing laws to be raised by tax i'll
tie City aud County New York for the use OF the State
and for defrayng portion of the contingent and other
charges and expenses Of SAID City and County for the
year 1870 Board of Supervisors Of said County arc
hereby empowered and required as soon as coDYeenty
may be after the passage Of this act to order and cause
10 be raised by the estates subject to taxation
according 10 Law within the said County and TO be col
leeted according to law the following of money fog
me Several purposes hereinafter specified deducting
from the aggregate amount thereof the estimated reve
nues Of the County for the said year not otherwise spe
ID l...la that 10 q
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bon, has been expended the road the work
ing carried forsa With the vigor.
$4,000 will be required complete the lire between New
Mldetowp and trains vii be Tunrpg that section
during May.
The Bonds issued only the work pro.es and for but
half actual expenditures thus constituting loan Bond
aud Mortgage Connecticut secured BY property worth double the
Bonds the Company paying State and Local Taxes and the
United States ncome Tax.
The CONNECTICUT AIRLINE BONDS have from the sst ranked
With securities in the market and have justly been regarded
with confidence by investors Tie vast importance Of the
enterprise glance while the vsre OF road ~ miles
the popular route between the two chief coumeres
and QUAR- cial cities America scarcely be overenad
The continual decline In Governments has increased the desire
premium witch INTEREST BEARING CAPITAL,
and kpos form Of investment which eonbes all the excel
cnees embraced by this Losr offers the attractions those
toned to holding Goyernmen which found the Airline Bords
Tn. Bonds issued denominations Of 500 and and
the form Of Coupon Bonds but the option s holder be Reg
isiered either with. or without Coupons attached.
They still offered Al Par and Interest
HATCH g. F00TE,
FINANCIAL AGENTS
Nc. Il wallst, New-Yori.
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ALBANY.

THE cry rAx-LEvIEs REPoRTEp-Thn a, rro.r
GRAND BROOKLYN Tunnel fho .,no,,,,
wopKINGwoMEN, EMPLOYERS AND hIhEN
w0ps.p.URoAp yoBs-NEw-YoRK BAR
,,rsruN OF ART--BRooKLYN WATER AND
srwERs-TuE FISHERY coMMIssIoN-cANAL
AFFAIRS. -
AIpASY, March 17.-The movement OF the day
h,ch most closely concerned the people OF Newfork
was the presentation by Speaker Hitchman OF inc an
uua Appropriation or Tax Levy bills Tor the EXPENSES ~
,,o I,y and county The items are follows but IL
n,nst be remembered that these annual tax levy ps
when fret presented, only skeletons compared win
what they become when stuffed with the swindnng ap
proprsatons usually crammcd into them by the commit
ees to which they referred or by members IN DOM
Houses when the bills their passage as tue VII
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The Senate, last night, killed Assemblyman Bergens
bi which aimed ut amending the law OF 1857 SO az fur.
Their TO protect female employees in NowYork City, and
20 extend the provisions Of the bill SO TO apply all
parts Of the State. AS this bill has excited much aten.
fon IL may be said that IL proposed essential modfca.
lions In the laws OF debtor and
no property exempt by law should be exempt from
levy for work done by female employs when
te amount does not VS. inclusive OF costs and
also that when execution should DO returned
snsststed TIE debtor may DC imprisoned. without
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made towards making Erie what II ought to have
for the number or sleepy Old fossils that had the
management and think, too, that the people OF
Albany are standing IN snc M own l,gat In negecang
hanna Railroad with that OF Erie. sharing IN the
enterprise that directs it."
identified with the road who speak In similar
way, all going to show that no matter what Fisk
much OF substantial service for the Erie Railway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or THE ROAD.
me n ms Of tns
corporations have found It their interest TO lnvent
and circulate for the purpose or divcrting portion
to their own lines, may have influenced such
as are far removed and have no opportunity
0 r u New S0k e E
Ilon with the recent gold conspiracy, but here In
Buffalo It's fame rests principally upon the genius
and enterprise OF 1ts guiding spirits. "While Drew
had charge OF tue road,n remarked leading flour
merchant to your correspondent, 81 would not send
SELF on it, did my business Dy the Central. but now
that the Erie is In good hands l send all my STUFF
over IT," Pointing TO an immense pile OF lumber in
remarked, ''rhere, str Ii business winch is mate
terlay increasing our revenue, and yet 1t Is only
about a year since Mr.. Gould set about developing
It. We had no lumber business at all before his
time, and now, though yet In It's infancy 1t mas out
grown our present facilities" ana so The coal
and iron shippers are especially loud In their praise
OF the present management as they have been
anorded facilities for shipment and transportation
lucy never enJOyeu OeIOfe
In conclusion, 1t Is fair to say there Is nothing
strained IN the interesting report made by Jay Gould
70 the stockholders. Ii he succeed In declaring
lieve him. The report ts satisfactory enough, but
dividend would be still more so. His enterprise In
gion OF Carbondals and other poinis IN Pennsylva-
MIA rebounds vastly to the benefit Of the road and
time Will prove the correctness and vast pecunary
value OF the speculation. When Gould's plans for
making the Erie road rich and powerful are ma
tured, ne may bid defiance to adverse criticism for
SO far he has sufficiently demonstrated the ability to
move forward and be successful IN spite or almost
overwhelming difficulties. The Erie will then no
longer be q repfOacn to New York, but rather the
brightest gem IN her gittering diadem OF grand ana
noble enterprises
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THE SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB--SEw CossTI-
TurioN.-The regular weekly meeting OF the San
Francisco Yacht Club, at their CLUB house on Long
Bridge, yesterday, was largely attended. Tue CoIp-
mltlee ON Constitution and Bylaws presented n
printed report which was adopted with few
amendments. The most important amendment was
THAI to article eleven IN which IL Is provided that
members can become lie members by the payment
OF fty dollars AS amended the article Will read
that after the present Indebtedness OF the cluD
been paid the lee for life membership viii be Slo0.
some fifteen members sigDed the articles by which
tney became lie members--Son Francisco Alta
CiitifOrniu inn. 23.
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The banks now hold $34 1924 2I7 In excess OF the
legal reservea decrease Tor the week $I3e! ss7.
THE STOCK MARKET.
The bulls" nave had almost uDdsturbcd posses.
sion Of the stock market throughout the week ana
the tide or prices has been flood one. The Wander
bit securities and Rock Island have been the spe-
cal features the laNer rising TO 117I ON Saturday
upon the announcement that the directors had notl-
fed the board OF the registration OF the two millions
oyerlssued stock. The governing committee have,
however, given no sign as yet OF their intentions
with reference to restoring the stock 10 the
call. The western railways have been steady
the ease in money counterbalancing the Ill effects
OF reduced earnings. rhe bullish feeling has made
general tour OF the stock list, with the result of
giving upusua activity to the long neglected mscel-
laneous shares, There IS hardly stock on the long
list at the board which has not received attention
greater or lesser degree during the week. In the
Southern State bonds there was an active market
for the virgnias, the South Caroinas the Louisiana
leveea, the Tennessees and, toward the close. the
new North Carollnas. The Senate Currency bill
midway Of the week temporarily checked the
upward movement in prices ana induced
some realizations and doubtless mahy short
sales, but the market overcame this
influence and again pursued its course closing
on Saturday evening with the following street
prces:-New York Central and Hudson River
Railroad, consolidated, ssk 1855; DO scrip, 8e1t
9ek; Harlem 14o 14l: Erie, 24,x 24h; Reading,
967S 81; Lake Shore, s5,S s61t; Wabash, Al a
As; Pittsburg, 95H 95k: Northwestern, 72ii
72X; do. preferred s914 s9s4; Rock Island,
1174 1l7il; Fort Wayne, s9A so1t; Mn
and ST. Paul, 72T 49, DO. preferred,
SIN S7A; Ohio ana Mississippi 271s a
27A; New Jersey Central. 9sA ssys; western Union
Telegraph, SO 3sI Cumberland 80 a 80; Quick
| silver, 14h 14A; Pacific Mall Az 4lH; Adams
Express, o41s So; Wells-Fargo Express 1sn l9h;
| American Merchant's Union Express SIX 3s;
| United States Express, 81 a 81; Canton Company,
| Ss9s 5sk; Illinois Central, lss 1854; Michigan
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sSs s%s asa ana
.s: "A is Ss'ss g is$ss
The sales wsr. @ only about Sa.Ss. oS 81 o
for old MIXED in store VI for do saoa soc s1c for
active and higher 4 prime
FOR or 4 sss in
store and adoat and Soc 5t for Jersey and southern Rye
@ s - sasy ms S'A''
or s the ss, being % E and
meas was duh The engagements ITO liverpool per
sss. bacon ssse az ssss s Ss sla a. e':
LOO sbs -four at i. Cd To Bristol 50 tons oil cake
The north side Cuba and back, sugar SIS bark SO
10 S
with 1000 bbls perolsum at 6s and bark from the
Hsi s ssoa iS Hs.ssr g. e. for ORDERS with ' '0 do !" @ 81
GUNNIrs dull, and we heard OF no sales. Prices,
HAYThs market quiet but prices quite steady,
sc retail LOTS $l VI 49, long rye straw $l short do.
Horsrhs msrke: vas dq h but , anehsngea there being
steady al i5c ssc for common to choice grades
mEsr wGs dull and no so sses r. We're e. Pcs.
ute, l0c. tdo) for ssal and nc tdo) for Ianpco in
MoLAssEs-T sales Of consequences reported
There was but little demand and that only for small
lIssed in our last issus no sales were reported.
v A.; 5 msts & for r., ,prs Was
oandsd @ sc fos mershanabe ots and sac for shipping
ssod eO: GOOD STAINED and low No, " ia ~ -
sss We quote ,si sT.ssi :, Isl 81 20; No; y IS
heavy atsw .@a! sa offered !: love. price
without sales Of moment however Other kinds quiet
but :.ssdy = sorRs Srsa@Ssi @ him, no,t m
~ So
was r%s
at meas fort do
bbs mss for Match delivery 6 So Dressed hogs
issc for city Live hos were quoted at ssc iSsc for
ssminoa 70 prime with arrivals q 5a7 head Beef
for plain mess ss and s4 7 for extra aS also . small los
bbs SsF o
the being bore. part Al iss camseriand cut
asa sa s1g m o e o. en meats % S s
shoulders salt and iisc i4ae for picked hams. Lare
at % No. ~ Inn
o FREY @
s 9r Sse srs hay sas
for next week; but buyers refused operate except
e &C. lover % prices and .d we s heard Of no saes
1900 bbs were sod at t co. and late last evening" 800
cruds Ss which was ensay Sed e
Was IN some Tor export but we heard Of no ransac
source. Light and prices wers neayy and nom
We heard Of no aea OF moment SaphRs was W. Sa
and nominal Mt about go. heard OF no ssles In Phil
demand OF moments but prices without change of
sequence, closing asbou 254c 10 90 bbs standard wh
sold
RtoE.Carona quiet but steady a 6c 7ac. for
to prime small lots choice held at 75sc 7SSc
The sales confined to small lots within the range OF
a7Ac.
sEEDs-Linseed was steady at about So 90 gold dut
paid sales reported. Grass were dull but
changed clover being quoted at 13c timothy at "a 90
~ rs, and rough har 1T S2 Is a ~ 30
srKhRISHrhe market very quiet, there being but
little demand and prices easier About 10000 lbs
sold within the OF 5c l5sc in hhds and tierces
SUGAR.-For there slightly improved demand,
cOnAltnnated
the rmuess OF holders who generally demanded
Uc 04c for ola fair 10 good rehnng Cuba There
sold l75 hhdz, part at lO1sc. for Cuba aud 1,5S.
boxes At 1Vxc. 11kc. Refined moderately active
and hrmer the market closing at l4Sc II &C
for hard 1896. l3c for soft white, l2s l3c
L md n Tor rGaln W. aIQtA
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uUa UNIFORMED GENTLEMEN.
,lTOR OF THE HERALD

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
want information on one point, namely. what
good is in our system Of police for the detection
prevention OF crime? From the murder OF the
German two years ago, at the corner of Broome ana
Laurens streets to the present day, the police have
not prevented arrested a murderer during that
time, nor have they prevented the destruction or
millions OF dollars worth OF property annually by
incendiaries, or done any otner act 10 recommend
them TO the approval Of citizens. The police Jorte
Is the incarceration Of citizens for none or trivial
causes. q, w. X.
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At the recert Fat MEMS Convention az Lewiston,
Me- there were estimated TO be fifty tons OF TAT men.
A. g. Haven OF Chelsea Mass, was the heaviest
man present he IS nineteen years or aye, and
weighs 354 pounds. The tallest men were A. L.
Jnlison, OF 0tisfeid, Me-. six feet Ave inches and
quarter; Chares Emery, or Lewiston, six feet five
inches; Enoch Knight OF Portland, Six feet three
inches. Nine were admitted under Two hunared
pounds weight.
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FLoU. AND GgAIsReceipts. 1901 bhls four 1900 bags
corn meal 800 bushels wheat 1000 465s do
ana oUV0 do peas The hour market ruled duh heavy
except Tor low grades which fair request towards the
close ~ quite steady prices California continued
rus duh and nominal The sales o00 bbls.
Guiding extra State for export VI TO- For Southern our
the market was quiet, the demand continuing light but
prices were without change There disposed Of 400
bbs. Rye Hour slow prices favored buyers
Sales 40 bbls. meal waa dull and prices we're en-
tirely nominal at our quotations. We quote -
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SATURDAY, Feb SO Pm
CofFzErhe market for Rio quiet but nr at former
prices No sales por.ei Other kinds also quei
but held for full dgurss.
CoTroSThs market for hw APPLE opened steady Al yea
terdays prices but heavy declined
ton. The salss were bales including 60 for spinning
~ or export Jos on speculation, and 26o were Ia transit
For future delivery the sales, which generally Mt
lower prices, folows 100 bales. basis low mid
ding, Tor March at 24Sc a2c go do. for April at s5c
lOO do for July at 25c 100 do for MAY 2Ac. loo do
tor February at 2Sc loo do. for 100 do for May and
iO0 do for April ON private terms. We quote
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Died.


BARToS.-on saturday. January 5, Mrs y. Q. BAR
ton. OF Richmond Va.
Tie funeral will take place from No. 2ss East Ihr-
tetn street. TINS Monday afternoon, at haf-Dast
one O'Clock. The remains viii Ue taken 10 Grefn
wood Cemetery for interinent.
BgAL.-On Friday February g. At his residence,
CLINTON avenue, Hudson CITY, y. j., Mr.. JOHN BEAi.
late OF Sheffield, Eng. aged % years, deeply regret
red by 4 large circle OF friends
sheffield tEng.l papers please copy.
BREwsrHR.-On Saturday, February b, GRoKaE
BREWSTER, aged 5S years. month and "a aays.
the relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, from his late
residence $50 Pacific street. Brooklyn, on Tuesday
afternoon at two O'Clock, without further notice.
BRowS.-Suddeny, at Nanuet Rocxiand county,
on SATURDAY. February 8, JOHN NJ Brown, formerly
OF New YORK city.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
BoTs FORD. Ion sunday, February ., MARY L., wife
d Alfred NJ. Bo!sford, IN the 32d year Of her age.
The relatives ana frentts are respectfully invited
attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at tw
O'Clock, from her late residence, No 10 Pacific street
South Brooklyn.
BBkDiEY.--In this city. on sunday, February @
FREDERICK d. BRADLEY, aged IS years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully inyitec
to attend the funeral, from No. - Bank street. OF
Tuesday morning At ten O'Clock. Remains viii b
taken TO New Haven for interment.
CoLLAr.--On Sunday, February 8, ANNA wife .
LEWIS CoiLAT aged ~ years.
The relatives apd fronds OF the family are invite,
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q
TALow moderately dealt In Mt steady prices demand
being principally for prime which sold l0c The
sales ABOUT 10000 lbs. at 9sac l0c. according
quality.
WHfsKgY -Receips 9s7 bbs. The market atendy NJ
yesterdRvs prices, which there fair business
acted the sacs being S65 oDls Csc. &c. tax paid