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DINNER TO MAJOR GAY.

Major Ebenezer Gay Of the Regular Army.
Chief Of Cavalry under Gen. Buell. and soldier OF hon
orable record throughout the and far back to
tho old days OF his service in the Second Dragons
was recently reapponted on tho recommendation
or Gems. Sherman Sheridan, and Others and
unanimously confirmed by the Senate. The
opportunity was taken by the setsons and made the
occasion or an elegant dinner last night TO Major Gay at
tne Astor House. which attended by number OF
ms OLD army friends Lieut. Col Parsons Of the
Artllery now on duty at West Point, IN behalf
or his comrades, presented Major Gny with
fudress uniform, In neat and happy little speech.
and the evening enlvened with and
but thoroughly informal after-dinner speeches The
Stetsons were present In forces the banquet in
the time honorcd webster rooms" aud nothing
lacking TO make 1t most agreeable episode in gallant
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
,IrIFIcATIoN OF THE FOURTEENTH AND flf
TENTH AMENDMENTS


RATIFIcATIoN OF THE FOURTEENTH AND iif
TENTH AMENDMENTS.
ATLANTA, Feb. 2.-The General Assembly
.ovad a message to-day from the Governor helu"'"h
-, oorresoondence with Gen. Terry, in which he Gen
1arv, acknowledges the Governors notification OF 'iio
ranxaton OF the General Assembly, and informs ''o
covernor that both Houses are now properly ofsanh.u
-, the purpose Of asserting to and complying VIII" W.
oo,iitions imposed by Congress for the resoi"'o v
,hs state 20 its original relations with the n"'o"
M. Governor reviews the action Of the old orGahi1n
,,or an expelpC the colored members, and quotes 0
v.ral acts of Congress relative " the Recohsruc'V
:, tho late Rebel States He also reviewed Gen. IeIr'
report OF August a. and the ection ana repoI' ~ -,
cress Of the Judiciary Committee Sppoin'o" " :. 60,
~.ta the credentials OF Joshua H Senator eieo' O'
Georgia. He recapitulaed facts coNerinE Wv 80, %
history OF the state from the adoption OF 'no ao' -
March O. 1861 declaring that until the Pcop =. ,ho
eto arc admitted TO representation in Congress inc
Civil Government that exists shall De ProNi -,
nhect 20 the paramount authority of the United states
:, 49, time 10 abolish modify. control. or super
seds the same. That right, reserved oy O0n
eress has never been WITHDRAWN nof n"o
s,rlred through any legal act OF GeorS"
The Governor recommended the ratlhcauon VI .no .,
tnenth aud Fifteenth Amendments ana eoholuueu WIN
desire for the good of the whole people, ana te oPo
that citizens worth may be determined oy MS own
as and neither advanced nor retarded by Dftn coo'
.a,0on or politics The House then ratified the Four
,.enth Amendment unanimously. and the flfteehth D!
vote of bs a. The Senate ratified both the fourteen
and Fifteenth Amendments by vote of 27 to TO- bo'h
Houses then adjourned until the lith inst.
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,cposs THE CONTINENT :

Mr.. II. w. Raymond of The Times delivered
very entertaining lecture last night 10 large auoeh'e
g., c yoots of the Eastern Branch Of the \ M c A. ON
Grand At His subject was Journey Across the Con
t,nent and A Visit to tho Mormons," the materials Tor
which he had gathered his last summers tour lroin
ewYork 10 San Francisco The lecture was manly uo
tainrd many amusing anecdotes. ahd was lneIspeis.u
with numerous ughable word dphotOgfapis o tpo inaii
bTetlren The speakers picture OF tbe udiessea iro
tiersman 20 whom "bied shirt vas rare inNuIy .nu
m he nroud of his account Of the sleepy tray
eer's eNperience at the No. tanner hhu MS iNo'1
sketch of the Platte. that hunbus o l'oIs WE M a.,
kaeuy enjoyed bY his interested hudi0hIo ""O "oio
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ROADS AND AVENUES IN WEST FARMS.

Judge TaDpen has given an important deci-
sion In the suit Of Patrick II. Hanon agt The Board
Of Supervisors Of westchcster County and Others to
strain the further laying ont Of streets and
the Town Of West Farms The plaintiff brought the
tiOn OF land Madison ave. In the Town Of
collection OF amounting TO $7.150 and that the
Commissioners be perpetuay restrained from laying
the highway. The plaintiff alleged that the Commission
ers prevented him from having to his property
thereby doing him great injury Judge Tappen said that
the plaintiff made out apparent for equitable
lief that such relief In the present aspect Of the
can only be had by restraining the collection OF the
Madisonave. tax The Supervisor having delivered the
tax warrant TO the Receiver Of Taxes before service OF
the injunction, the motion to continue the injunction
to him Is denied with $40 and to all the other
defendants. the motion TO continue the Injunction Is
granted with $40 costs, TO abide events
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SpttiaI gutitts.


PhaIoa's " yitaIiat" Or. Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALOys "yiTALA" differs utterly from all the iy's ssh
orer, and "rOs" % a II acts totally Different pra-
spe II Umpd fragrant and perfectly insOa00' pr'pt.t'' a'
muddy or requires afDg snd eonmanies
90 stain to the No euraa necessary to eos
e., II, turb ,ppesrnce the simple shs HoiurSd
TO all intent. snd purposes ia Toilet Chsusi
70, ,,. h, all drusri,u PHALOs SON. s.rroth
The Beginning of Consumption.
The origin Of confined to the lungs manf pesSas
,ppposs In au, disease originates the liver or ome
MANY medical writers declared that dyspepsia indigestion Is oas
Of the most frequent causes pulmonary disease Dr. sehnei
philadelphia whose exclusive eonunptye cases for shs as
vave wears has made thoroughly acquainted With the peeu
ae of this fatal maay that dyspepsia really com
mon forerupuer consumption tends directly to the rs
ton Of uberces the lungs In view Of this fact Dr. sehsneA 10 zoe
Of onsumpye cases when indigestion ous oithe prominent
preserbes Seageed Tone and Mandrake Ps ian NAL
ubs cprs for dspep to used connection Sth seheneks Pull
manic Svrnp and he this combination Of remedies greatly
facilitate. the cure The evidences Of Dr. SeheneG
Some cousumpves been cured By him are persons
o, the highest rsspctsy and their testimony be seen ia Dr.
shepe pamphlet which be forwarded by nail Application 90
can be bad gratis Of druggists and dealers.
Price Of the Pumonc and sesved Tonic each sO pee
hottie or 81 50 half dozen Mandrake Pills IS cents bon For "s
b, ali druggists. JOHN r. HENRY No COegspAee. whos'.'
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THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE

THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
is printed large double medium sheet, making eight
pages broad columns each 10 contains all the I'M
portant Editorials published IN THE DAILY TRIBUNE eS-
cept those OF merely local interest also Literary and
Scientific Intelligence Reviews OF the most interesting
and important New Books the Letters from our large
corps OF correspondents the latest news received by
Telegraph from Washington, and all other parts OF the
world Summary OF oil important intelligence In this
city and elsewhere; Synopsis OF the proceedings OF
Congress and State Legislature when in Session Foreign
News exclusive Reports of the Proceedings OF the
Farmers Club OF the American Institute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural and Agricultural informa
ton essential country residents Veterinary Depart
ment Stock Financial Cattle Dry Goods, and General
Market Reports making it, both for variety and COM
peteness altogether the most valuable interesting and
instructive WEEKLY NEwsPAPER published In the world
The Full Reports Of the American Institute Farmers
Club and the yarions Agricultural Reports in each num-
Der richly worth years subscription
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RELAPSING FEYER.

DIR. Harris in his report on the "relapsng
foyer states that t very closely resembles the yphus
and typhoid fevers. but differs from them and ow all
other diseases in the fact that after SIX or seven oa Vi
-, oonyalesoence n violent relapse sets in, from
Witch the uatieut Is many weeks In recovering ~ Is
cnnta groups It's victims IN nests, and preyas
Siae omong the poor but fortunately Is not very fatal
iis OF "a cases accompanies the report together WIN
n man showing that more than onehalf OF inc iever ever
nastsi have been I'm tho Fourth and Sixth Wards Inc
disease was first disco IN Bellevue Hospital me
Gr case known TO Dr. Harris occurred III
october last IL is believed that the disease may be ex
Terminated by proper sanitary measures ana Cleanliness
yenation and good reckoned among the most
,oica
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
THE GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The Grand Chapter resumed
It's labors at 10 a. H. today when the following officers
were duly elected and installed NJ L. John W. sin0ns
Grand High Priest hew-YOrk; NJ. +. Rees q. Williams.
Deputy Grand High Priest Utica; r. Joseph b. Chanee'
Grand King, BlnghamtoD; II. j.. David i. Day, Grand
Scribe Buffalo; X T. John g. Diekerman, Grand lfeas-
urer Albany L. Christopher q. Fox Grand Secretary.
Buffalo r. T. the Rev James B. Murray, Grand Chaplaln
JOhDstOwn; H. H. William r. Woodruff, Grand captain OF
the Host York H. l.. Roswell r. Flower. Grand ROYAL
Arch Captain watertown r. j.; John ID serviss' Grand
Master 80 Vail Amcrsdam II. Il. Henry w knrn' GrHhd
Master "a Vail Brooklyn H. T. George W. norton Grand
Master lst Vail Jamestown; X. H. Anna Fuller Grand
Tier Albany The officers were all reelected except the
Grand Chaplain who takes the place Of the late Row
Charles III. Platt
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NEW-JERSEY.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGIsLATU

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
TRENTON, Feb. 2. in the State Senate this
morning Mr. Cobb introduced supplement- to the act
TO enable Of swamp lands the Upper Passaic
10 drain the Mr. Corle introduced bill to enable
the trustees Of the Methodist Episcopal Church OF Ber
nardsye TO sell real estate; also bin for the relief Of
Gre insurance companies providing that when any such
Company has paid shall hereafter pay, loss upon
risk Issued by T. which loss has been caused by the Will
fulpess or negligence OF any person or Dody Corporate
shall be lawful for the Company to sue for and recover
such money so paid with interest and cost OF suit Ihe
following bills were passed: Supplement 70 the HUDSON
County Hospital Association, allowing the Regents TO
select the medical stah The supplement to the act IN
cooperating the Long Branch aud SeashOre Railroad, rat
Tying It's consolidation with the Rartan ana Delaware
Bay Railroad caused considerable debate but after be
Bg amended by the insertion Of tax clause wat ordered
10 third reading After material amendments the sup
plement 10 the Raritan aud Delaware Bay Railroad BILL
ratiiying certain agreCment made with the cOnsOda-
ton Companies was also ordered 10 a third reading The
special order FOR tomorrow IN the Senate 10 the consider
alton OF the Fifteenth Amendment
In the House Mr. Brown introduced q resolution in.
sructng NewJesey Senators and Representatives in
Congress urge upon tho President aud General Gov
ernfent 70 proclaim, in LEGAL form, the existence OF
stae OF DegeTeney between the Cuban patriots and the
spanlsh nation Mr. Kug.er presented petition OF 500
citizens IL HuntJdOn Ia favor OF the act establishing the
Pennington and Delaware Railroad. The following bills
were passed. To incorporate the Railroad Office Clerks
porats the Pember16u and New-YorR Railroad Company
Mr.. Biyans introduced supplement 10 the bill 10
Peace, which provides that they shall have cOgniZance
OF involving the OF S2OO and may at discretion
require plaintiffs to give security Tor COSTS and appoint
special oOnsaOes serve processes and may receive
ll advance parties appealing from the Justices Courts
T. pay all costs that have accrued In the cause.
The Germans of Hudson County have or
ganized an Independent political party. In an address
iust issued they deny aaOn with any political party
whatever and propose substitute for the present
Gus svse Of uom the selection Of candidates by
direct votes in mass meetings be held that puT
pose and 20 introduce the German language into the
schools It's qualifications for candidates are honesty
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
TENNESSEE.
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT.

THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT
NASHVILLE, Feb. 2.--In the State Senate
Yesterday resolution was adopted calling on the Co
mttee on Federal Relations to report on the fH'een
Amendment to the Federal Constitution.
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday resoiu
,o was adopted that all judges chancellors and other
7cers sbould resign on the ratification OF the
trnenSn;ent made the Constitution OF the state
The constitutional Convention mas also adopeeu nue
AM 10 the Legislature resolution asking the pOslpOhe
ment OF the County elections until the fourth oaIuuay
ip March in order that the amended CONSUMPTION may
he submitted TO the people at the same time IL was TO-
ferred by both Houses to the Judiciary Committees
GOV Senter that he Will take steps ~ orlg
10 punishment parties who have been guhV ol moU
ling aud other violations Of the laws.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

FIRST PAGE.
Cuba.
Editorial Notes.
News of the Week do
mestic and FOrelgn.)
Political.
Rupert's Land.
Tho Peabody Funeral.
SECOND PAGE.
General Notes.
New Publications:
Advertisements.
Stories for my Children.
The Life of Joseph Ad-
Olson Alexander, ID. ID,
Scientific Notes.
Peabody's Birthplace.
10 Coming OF the Silent
Guest.
Two Yards OF Earth.
Washington Sketches.
THIRD PAGE.
Concerning Manufactures
Cooperation at Home.
Hayti.
Hialmar Jarl.
The Bonaparte Murder.
Tho Ecumenical Council.
FOURTH PAGE.
Editorial:
A Manufacturers Com.
plants of tho Tariff.
Funeral Marches.
Impartial Suffrage and
the Political Future.
Mr.. Dawes Position.
The Haytian Tragedy.
The New Tariff BIZ.
XLIst Congress-2d Sos
sion.
FIFTH PAGE.
Announcements.
Albany Cattle Market.
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ALABAMA.

THE MOBILE CITY OFFICERS TO BE APPOINTED
ny THE GOVERNOR.
MONTGOMERY, Feb. 2.-In the Legislature to-
day. the Senate AIRED In the amendment of the
House to the Mobile BILL authorizing Governor with
out tho OF the Senate appoint the Mobile city
officers. The remainder of the consumed In
discussing the removal OF disabilities. The proceedings
were very disordery. In the House. the Committee 70
10 whom referred the resolutions censuring the
clerks for ignorance reported that the fault with the
members. who could not spell correctly write legiby
and recommended the appointment Of clerk to put all
bills in proper shape.
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Commercial Matters.
European Markets.
Marriages and Deaths.
N. Y. Wholesale Prices
OF Country Produce.
The Tariff Bill.
The Tribune and the Peo-
pie.
Weekly Cotton Markets.
SIXTH PAGE.
Agricultural
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Barley.
Horticulture and Mar
ket Gardening
Suggestions OF Seed Time
What the Department
OF Agriculture Is Doing
Rhyme Slayeth Shame.
Sun and Rain.
SEVENTH PAGE.
Agricultural:
Advertisements.
The Advantages OF q
Warm Stable.
What | Know OF Farm
ing.
Home Interests.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
Real Estate:
Advertisements.
The Dry Goods Trade.
The Shepherd.
Veterinary.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Boston Live stock Mar
kct.
Buffalo Cattle Market.
Grain, Provision, and
other Markets.
Miscellaneous Advertise
mcntS.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

Collector Bailey of the Thirty second District
yesterday, turned to the United States DisrctA
torney all the papers relating to 100 barrels OF whisky
claimed To belong to q. A. Fellows Co. This action Is
preliminary TO the District Attorney moving for the
domination Of the whisky.
M. M. Peyser, a merchant, doing business in
Boston, while getting of NewHayen car, at the depot
at Fourthave and Twenty seventh ST.. crushed be-
tween the car and gate, and almost instantly killed
The body removed to the Thrtieth-st Police Station
to await inquest by Coroner Keenan, The friends Of
the deceased have been communicated with.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

DOMESTIC MARKETS.
KNEwORLkAS Feb ACOon was IN fair demand sno pees Soe
sTmrr Miugs 2 S2Ile sales, 400 bales, receipts 20! eae
Liverpool bales Malaga 5OI baes four net
AZ oa &c l2l Corn easier at 81 Gay Oats ame az oe
Rr.p 8 9O6 Hay a. Pork easier; Mess tES oV
$50 So Bacon tal7dl7l. Lard du heres 10y 0etS kg'
llIDlAc. MOlses-Prime, ib8dlVc' NbsE'
SIasiG coffee IsIa;l Gold I2i Sterling BIchsoge 1873
Eew.York Sight Exchange, per cent dlsccgat -, -, ,oo
vsres q Fsb 2-Cotton dull uominAl saies OF 100
bales Mdog 2tic. receipts 4ls bales eIPoTti,o Liverpool
42a bales; coasiwise Vt oales
Ga Feb 2-C9ton aetiVe receipts 1883 oas' exports
0l5 bales sales 800 bales; Mhliing', 2iic ~, -,
2CooB quiet but steady sales ISVV o~ies'
Nidding, 2IIc receipts l4l8 bales exports JlI sales
WunIxe1oN N G., Feb 2-spun Iurpentue arm ~ foc.
Ro,n quiet; Strained aud No 81 60 Crude urPent1e ad' AZ
al es =, gg Tar lower 81 d. Cotton weaker at l alJfc
NonpoLk Va Feb 2Co,ton dull; Low Middhng 9taIe a r
ceps 62O bslesi exports, eoas'Si'e iS" oas' L"e' ~
bales sales 40 bales. -, .,- --. .....-. .,l.s
AuGUrI Cotton sctive but pees are ese sae'
T52 bale,; Teceirts s48 bales. MiidlBgs, 2lGkJie .
san FK,Sosoo Feb 2-Flour. ~ o9SS 'oi oregon h,',a
but Inactive, owing :" the absence OF iesa 0'
Cnoies at Si 62qbI 61i. Legal Tenders SJ.
BUFFALO CATTLE MARKBr-FsB. -,
C,tle-Reeep l4O head The market was quiet an' 81
.s, sac b.ad mostly Prime Illinois, averaging Su 70
"a a. ~ So, one sold at 81 10 Hos ne slppN
Hgb aud the With fair demand sales Al "t 0' N0
to Il
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1870.

none the less pleased with his graceful ana poetic de-
sopton OF Echo Canon and his account OF ado
Governors sad and perplexiug experience on his first
visit TO the scat OF Government Territorial vhere he
found nearly all tho buried dead with their booted feet
above ground and the reckless living Of his ubiects given
TO horse eracing and prizefghtng the Sabbath The
young lecturers impressions OF the Mormons very
plainly set forth and his views Of the Influence OF their
peculiar customs and local laws those of careful
observer, sound thinker, and logical Mr.
Raymonds voice is good his delivery distinct and clear
ana HIS manner very pleasing strongly reminding his
hearers OF tho forensic graces OF his aented father
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
ALLEGED swINDLINa TICKET AGENTS.

Yesterday John Ellis proprietor OF pessen, p.
ger ticket onico ut No. % 9Hobokenst' was u, -,
brought before Justice Dowing' ~ .no 80" a.un
orar',o n, having. ON Dec H. swindlod Henry snuh
der. Of No Prontst out OF siiio The complainant III
tended 10 sail In tho steamship CITY OF Ins ~ 30 buSins
nool and called ut Ess office for tho purpo ,o golI
,,eta1 and having his greenbacks converter ~
Es naeed o5 soyereigns IN belt ana taS's dy of hls
INTO rear room placed the bolt around i1 % siaanshIp
strrsr nud then hurried him on board lnV It my
On rearbing liverpool snunders found that d no hayo
CONTAINED $50 shings-slli loss thaH u" few days ago
,ccrvcd ON his return To this c1lJ' o w" ny ~
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGIsLAr

PROCEEDINGS IN THE LEGIsLATURE.
HARRIsDURG, Feb. 2.-The bill allowing each
Senator and Member 800 in lieu Of the old ranking
privilege has passed both Houses and he's been sent TO
she Governor for signature resolution TO request Con-
ess through the Franklin Institute OF Pennsylvania
for an International Exhibition at Philadelphia passed
the HOuse unanimously. The Philadelphia Metropolitan
Police blu Is on its final passage In the same body.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

Last evening, a fire was discovered IN the
boiler OF the hye-story brick building Nos 20 ozA
aud GA WeW Forty .seyentlst. occupied by Messrh
Robertson q Howell swool. puers-loss 500 Insured
The building is owned by Charles BucSmS' NhWho me
Metropolitan Fire Truck No. vas on tho way 10 the
hrc at the corner OF Ninth aud Forty seyenthht II
was upset by running over pile Of dirt, ana the driver
JOscpl Binder eiVed "A serOns injury 10 tho spine
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

Saunders applied FOR wivrant for the arrest oi Ellis
Coupsel for the prisoper demanded an examination,
which resulted ihe compa.at being dismissed for want
of evidence.
A similar complaint was made egainst JoSr Leary.
who keeps ticket ofoe at No II2 Nbertyst By poor
German emisrant. named Hermann A, Black. who al.
t4O0. by the trick that Illustrated above leary
was held 10 bail by Justice U0wling I'm 81 500.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03

amendment to the charter ordering election TO be
held on yesterday. which done, giving the Dem
ocrato candidates. who might be successful three
to riot IN power instead Of one hitherto This change
was not agreeable even to the Democratic citizens of
Lexington. for they voted down, several weeks
amtndmcnt similar 10 the one rs passed and grumblngs
and muterings Of discomfort already coming the
Legislature from that direction because OF the
dinary privileges granted.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
VERMONT.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE ADVOCATES CANvAssING THE

WOMAN SUFFRAGE ADVOCATES CANNAsSING TIE
STATE.
MONTPELIER, Feb. 2.-The canvass of this
State in the Of suffrage, preparatory TO
he election Of delegates TO the Constitutional Conven
ton IN May next, commenced by Convention in
this place to-day. Mrs. Lvermore, Mrs Blackwell. Mrs.
Howe Mrs Bowles, some OF whom have been aged
FOR the campaign, were the principal speakers. The
HutchnsOns furnished the songs. Village Hail. capable
OF seating about 500 persons well filed all day. The
speeches commanded respectful attention.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is
ready this morning. and contains, in addition to the
New-York tribune., 1870-02-03
WISCONSIN.

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION..
MADISON. Feb. 2.-David Atwood of Madison
wa, nominated to-day by the Republicans for Congress-
20 f the vacancy occasoned by the death Of Mr. Hop
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p4SSENGERS ARRiTED.

yoouu,v,YA Feb Pin steamship Bagle-Nrs Celia kaon y
t,v., Y Mo J. H. X Wlson. q. o. Befbeaur '" hi.rr ~
Gp Nm n Jrlkn mates, cook, aud Of Tue crew 0' ''s 0
N,t.bau
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DoNESTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS 49,
closed quiet spot and ahoa' spot lI'r
AsrvxRP Peb Petroleum Dat 5si for STANDARD white
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CARROLL-RNYARD-Cs Tnesdsy Psb ~
brides father By the Rev william Bnva' Mr. william Carroll
Carrie eldest daughter Of Isaac Ebyad and nece o the ocs
ing clergyman. all Of Brooklyn IA L.
HANBsHODGEsOn the % inst by the Rev Geo n He7~ors
Benjamin X Hapes TO Mnnie Y. Hodges No card,
JRNNINGs-KRLSRY-0n Tpssday Feb hy the Rev T. W B,s
CROFT Luson DE r. Jennings 20 JenBe kelsey ell Of Brootyr
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed rith fsB
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MARRIED.

Wedding md Visiting Cards, nia Stsmpgs Note Ps,se,
ke Wn BVxRDEL's sons 0i Faonst opp Old Dat = Csred