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The New York herald., 1870-03-14
SPECIAL POLITICAL NOTES.

correspondent furnishes US with the following
bit OF political gossip from Abany:-A few days ago
some leading politicians called on Governor Hofr-
man, and after some conversation OF them said,
"Weli, Governor, you won't do what we want you
to do you shall not be Governor for second term,
can assure you OF that"
VERY well, gentlemen rejoincd Hoffman In his
usual quiet way, II intend to be Governor for one
term at any rate"
woman's rights advocate insists that divorced
women have q right to vote under the fifteenth
amendment, which provides that tho right OF sur.
frage shall not ne denied or abridged on account OF
race, color or previous condition Of servitude.r
The Philadelphia Press suggests whether. II wo-
men be allowed the privilege Of Serving az Jurors,
and one OF them serving as such should De locked In
a room NIL night with eleven men 1t would furnish
grounds for the husband to sue for q divorce. The
argumene ls II such a row Is made when woman
II locked up all night with one man, what effect
would It have In law II she were locked up with
clevens Over haul your Backstones, ana, when
found, make note.
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1uE ENGLISH ERIE RANG.

Protest Against she Erie ssProrecilon Cosu-
mittse.o
The London papers puoish the following indi9-
nant protest against the macninatlons OF the so 1
disan' Erie Protection Committoe:--
The Undersigned holders Of alarge number share. Of
aast he action aioy taken by thS sc.caed Kre Proiec
IA ' e s ,f pS pGes @ S e s
that afer the ,aiuuest inquiries scy
sSns hs Per s"fa ,n ana 'as s.aarng % .nas
AG shetsho,ass aaaosssss slsscivss from ,er
valuable right of e'cca- manage OF tho Eric Rail
q"sd s%npsay y WITHOUT having been made ac
dds'e or Tie ncnt Of s.ii company whom tho Pro-
S csa not .a ;sna saa sSSpsr' OF % ~ ss ss @ ~
sueh who esae registration advised by the conttes in
manager important company without ia hav
ag g on = u Ordinary way the ieqnirel number q ssres
understood by the sharehoders who would thrs lcse
higher prices which her shares wold necessarily attain ii
bought unccessvey by the unknown candidate his party
We have % believe thai tho well known. inauen.i.
e tho ot the Lrs cenpsny would cheeraly
psv nrss amount ,, as bonus e have tie 4ui scooo
o. ees ne fad ,s ~ ssdsr e or ,s
well combined bn 100 transparent plan Of the called
he - @ a ha no os ha to take from
pensaon whatever the mos, valuable riahs eecn.
pany, and dispensing h.m and his party buying
naortv o. m sq,es @ Witch H. o0ash, BY such person
raise the price OF shares al least nty dollars
The above explanation will suffice to that somebody
eso but the shareholders would gct ae enormous beuus,
which may be easiy cacun,ed and when would oe sae y
PAID by tho candidate proposed md supported by
the socaed Protection Committee Our fellow shareholders
Will, therefore, well to abstain from failing utp this
trap by tght holding their shares ami by refusing 20 sign
paper whatsoever 10 sning Zoe or accept
stamping, which cercmonials Dtt blind tsa
scheme which should be denounced for their benefit
Encerr hoped that the LOndou press aud u board Of
stocbrokers WI Immediately d3couneuance the action
aud measures s:sy taken by The pretended Protection Com
n,ilt.e as their maintenance would inaug,rae, IN
The urs, anaatiai centre OF tae word, mos.
disastrous syaiem Of orsnni2ng similar protection
committees, which would sprtng like Mushrooms
the long list Of stocks and which, under the oi
econ ana stampne would eytort shilling fees Tor regisra
tpn OK shares IN favor OF snch such opposition party from
shareholders already sufficiently bed by oxobiat
sons and by the uuargpaous msnanageent OF their
panies.
The above protest bears the signatures OF large
number of foreign holders and among Them are the
names OF many influential American residents.
Those VINO have refused to submit TO she Gictat0n
OF the ElSisf Erie ring complain tnat lner shares
VIII be worthless unless The American holders
support the company In their refusai to recognize
the stamped shares.
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1SS bd; Rock Island, iissS lfsik; Miwaufss
ot' Pau' OK Glk; DO. preferred "a ~,
ioiedo INA wabash, 44fs u 45; Fort Wayne, ss1s
asShi Alson and 1erre Hautc, 35h 81; Ono and
Mississippi, 20 . 2oL Delaware ana Lackawanna,
1927 io3k; New Jersey Central, 1Oa l03k
Shicago and Alton, 1l3z; do. preferred, il4 Nor
ris ana Essex, 50 bid; uannibal and 81. Joseph,
1853 100; do. preferred, ioSH a 1oojs: st. Louis
ana Iron Mountain, 43t. bid; Dubuque and Sioux
CITY, los 100; Columbus, Chicago and In1ana Cen
ual, 1874 a19%.
After the adjournment OF the board the following
were the closing prices tue street for tho leading
speculative stocSs:W estern Unioh Telegraph, 1914
q "a; Pacific Man, 36lS 3sH; Rock Island. 1lsZ u
lis4; ST. raul. 6l34 Ga; New YORK Central, con-
sodated 97 97i4; do. scrip, 03a q s5; Erie. e45s
24gs; Reading Ooai 97; Lake shore, ssss a sosl;
Northwestern, 71's .iss do. preferred, s67s 81;
ST. Paul preferred 747sa IA; wabash, 45 40; Ohio
and Mississippi. 20H 29a: New Jersey Central.
lo3 1885; Boston, Hartford and Erie. a6l4; Col
ulnbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 1914 1919.
CLOSING PRICES on GOVERNMENTS.
The latest street prices for the government
LIST on Saturday evening were as folows:--
United States currency skies, ll2H il2st;
do. skies, 1881, registered, ia a l14,s; do do,
coupon. i14X 1l5; do iiye-twenues registered
May and November l091s q llO; do. do. 1862 cod
pun uO liO5a iiV1ks OO NO. lsol 10. TO-, lO93z
1ooH; do. do, 1885, do. do, 1oegs ITO; do do,
registered, January and July 1o0JS 1907; do do.,
1885, coupon, do, 10SsG l0S; do do, 1857 DO do.
lo91s a tea; DO. do. 1858, no. do, 1905 lo9zS;
do. ten-foftes. register lo5s log: do. do cou.
pom, log loG1s.
RAILWAY MATTERS.
The directors OF the Boston and Albany Railroad
Company have voted thar stockholders OF record
March ., 1870, will be entitled TO receive one new
share or the capital stock OF said company for every
five shares held by them respectively on the pay
ment OF 500 per share nifty per cent OF which must
be paid on or before April l, 1870, and the balance
on or before October l, 1879. This increases tho
capital stock 100000 and raises the whole capital
to $40, 700 600. The principal object IL payment
Of the temporary loan To Messrs. Barring Brothers 4
Co., OF London. Of 425o,ooo the balance being for
construction account. by legislative act. approved
June 2s, 1869. the company further authorized
to issue stock to the amount OF S., coo, 600.
meeting OF the corporators OF the Chesapeake
and Cincinnati Railroad was held IN Cincinnati on
tue 4h inst. This is the route, with the eastern
terminus opposite the Guyandotte river. passing
through Ironton, Portsmouth, Manchester, Ripley,
Agginsport ana New Richmond TO Cincinnati Re-
solutions were adopted providing for preliminary
survey and appropriatng "a 900 for this purpose.
temporary organization was effected, with George
II. Pendletou, President Joseph Knsey Secretary;
ID. T. Woodrow, Treasurer The friends OF tins road
appear to be determined 10 push it forward.
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JOURNALISTIC sorEs.

Tno t'u'lster ia what new comic paper at Mobile
Is called.
Massachusetts paper publishes daily what 1t
calls "Local notes at home and abroad.u
The only republican paper in Mendocino county
Cafornia--the Herad-has suspend cd publication.
1t Is stated that Mrs. PartiDgton (Shilaber) haa
ceased writing. What has the good Old LADY been
seized Off
Goodloe Yancey, son OF the late william r, Yam
cey has become connected with the Atlanta I,teut-
geacer.
mark Twain" denies that he intends to withdraw
from the Bunalo EGpresS, saying:-"I am perm a.
.nency here; am pr0spering well enough to please
my friends and distress m enemies, and conse-
Quently eM IA state 0f tranquil Saslstactl0u,r
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Tho following were the closing prices or stocks
atihe lastsession Of the Stock ESchange:Canton OIL
aC2ti; Cumberland, 27,S q 80; Western Unioa, 3cgs
"a; quicksilver, IL l23s; Marposa, OK; do.
preferred, 1874 1871 Pacific Mail, sex $685. Boston
Water Power 17's Tx; Adams Express 81 s211;
Wes-Fargo Express, 2oI q 81; American Express,
80 Ss}l; United States Express s9x q ss.; Mcr.
chants Union Express, bid; New YORK Central
consolidated, 81 Oh; DO. scrip o4ys 95; Harlem,
14i1s l41.; Erie, FAX 24ys; do. preferred AK
bd Reading, oS2< ssS; Michigan Central.
1lo bid; Lake Shore, ssH sS4; Illinois
Central, 141 a 142; Cleveland and Pittspurg. os Dd
Chicago and Northwestern. n,s 7lx; do preferred.
sax = ss5E: Cleveland, Coluubus and Cincinnati.
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1 20 prime.
! sTxAsisr-The markos waa dun and We heard Of uc
'aea or moment, Pr!.es nominai At iss i3-c fo
sCsiecita lnsecd continued to rule dull and noiui
Sx>. ~ soh, duty paid Grasswere dull but unchanged
ma n 81 Clover, i3c. timothy, ~ - 80, and rough
ts- u 25 arke, raw WAS more active the demand
speAs-1Ihr -, rshnng gadss, and prices were ere gate M
seaay o yfs,sdsys ~ sssIc n.--oehiehy ss sc
sSsce for crs end a,ss ,s tol sof % "a
dnl ~ L'sc ~ S.rs :. yellow, the market
elo.lns STEADY 4 ihssspyHss: We quois:-,..
gooa refining s1 faip z good grocery, @.c iosc
bcsss s%c. alIc. moasses Ahas and boxes &c. aEc.;
meicdo, be- 'o Havana Bdxss, Dutch standard. Nos
To 40 sac do, Nos 10 ~ pfe l0iSc, do Nos.
Y % 10 ~ Y IS Ga ei do Nos eioH. Hc sac.; do,
poro Reo-Hehnns GRADES &C. $780,; do, grocery grades.
TALLow.-e market very quiet but n, prices were
demanded and obtained About aO0UU lbs were within
ths range oi 9htc. q 9trc.
WnwAEy. Receipts, SIT lbl. The busines WAS only
moderate aud there slight dccns prires. The sales
were l35 bbis a. !6c 9sc, cosins at about as5.c.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AIIsS--DAIDwIs.- Brooklyn. on Saturday
March H. at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle, Mr.
Jonn Goodn, bv Rev. Cna3 y. Williams, JAMES ..
ALLEN 10 MARY a. H., eldest daughter or the late
Mr.. William baldwin, OF Linton, Cambridgeshre,
England.
LALoR--SAwYFg.--On Wednesday, March Q. j.
wEEpES LAios 10 Miss FANNIE LnNoX SAWYER.
No cards.
Norfolk and Richmond tya.l pagers please copy.
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FnEIana. Tne market very quiet, the offerings BE-
ing Light ant rates generally To LIVERPOOL
steamer cotton duh and easier being quoted az 5l6d
gi6i while grain gsood at sd Petroleum were
sought acl TO fair extent luil
tonnage wesa s.mest neglected.. The engagements
10 Liverpool lDj bushels wheat pt f.
d. 5b 10 London 100 bbls -four MT a. 80 bales
hops Sled To Crorstadt bU0 bbs rosn, 5000 ex
tract logwood and 25O bar private terms TO
Hamburg. per steamer, lao bags coffee nj 20s hawcrp
per steamer, 25D bags coffee private
per steamer, 100 bags coffee private The
tera were "a b1S TO Isbon with 600 bbs petroleum
3D. 3d.. bark port the between Hayre and
Hamburg with 1900 and bbs petroleum al is
3D. BRIG (from Philadelpnia to HAMBURG with hbls
crude petroleum at S. 9d brig to Cuba "a ship from
New York or Philadelphia 10 the Continent with 800
petroleum private terms.
FLOUR AND GRAIN Hecelpts s,s57 bbla. four 100 do
and 20 bs meal 3S 64 bushels wheat, 1884 do
corn, 10000 DO oats 400 do. barley, 1884 do
1900 do. The nour rkct ruled dull but prices
lower The sales about 5000 bbla Southern
hour quite steady. with moderate demand the sales
being go bbs Rye nour and steady
Sales 2b Dbls. The supply isvery light Corn
and heavy at our qnotaons saes reported .00
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C0MMERCEAL REPORT.

SATURDAY March f,-6 NJ.
CoyrEE.-nhs market for Rio quiet prioos were
steady last quotasons Other kinds were duh but up
changed. No sales reported.
CoTTosThe demand from all classes OF BUYERS was light
and but Little business transacted Holders were gene
rally anxious to realize and prices abont m per H.
closing at s,ac for middng upland. Tho sales were ar
bales (incudug 1850 to arrys of which 77 were for export
and 4o0 for spinning For future delivery ieand was
decidedly ess active and price, declacd &c. ic per b
the market closing weak Tho reduction fair
The sales, rat late yesterday olows: bales
basa low nidd!ing for March, al 2lc 2Oc 750 do,
April. at 1870. 1896 so do, for June, lgssc
40I dor for May. at 10 1.c., 2oJ do July ~
l9}Sc. We append the closing oaotatioos:-
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M { xIco.
oNOUKCERS Oh TIE RAMPAGE.
cir Love of Country aud How
They Show It.
San Luis POtOsi and Zacatecas Re-
belllons Nearly Played Out.

sieamship Cleopatra, from Vera Cruz via fIa-
II arrived at this port Yesterday, and brings US
atest mail advlces from tho CITY or Mexico and
ma. The favors OF Colonel Lever arc acknowl-
u.
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1t VIII be seen from the above chat the banks
hold $25 1913 in excess OF The legal reserve
THE COURSE or THE GOLD MARxET.
The extreme fluctuations daily In the price OF gold
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$4,000 gold short. They bought ana covered II
upon their own gold. saying at the same time that
.cspluren his money, and they got hlm to go short
Mr.. Van Saun said like tnis:-"Sam, we get the In
terest on the gold ne s snort m o. and we get the CON-
He said IL dead sure thing; now don't you say
to Mr.. Sharkey That we know any thing about this
point In gold, now high 1t Ia going or anything OF
the knd.'' Mi. Sharkey kept putting up his money,
and, to my best knowledge and belief, Mr.. Snarkey
lost several thousand dollars there. Van Sam SAID
ike thls:-"That they had bought few. or 1900,
shares Of Quartz Hill Gold Mining stock for Sharkey;
Mr. shaEsy then IN sara1ga hs sent ns
the cash for the Quartz Hill; Mr.. Sharkey sent his
checks for the amount upon The Chatham Bank, the
bank, don't remember now what II was went
~ the same time and got the money upon one or
two u OF these checks; Know went 20 tne chatham
or course they used Mr. Snarkey's money they got
at one or the BANKS and their reply when the thing
came back was that they would capture all the
money he had; Mr.. Sharkey Said that he had lost
several thousands there with them; that they could
.ngure larger tnan any men he ever In his lfe.n
Furthermore, they said that they went down In Wall
street to make money; they we're bound ana deter
mined to do 1t. Mr. wheeler said that he had made
money several times and had lost It,; that he had
made up his mind lastly that he would make money
let come what would; II they could get these bogus
securities they would borrow money upon they, and
u they could make money enough to redeem them,
and come out all right, tney would be high dukesu
II NOT, they would nave the money, and some morn.
Ing their Office would be closed, and they would be
across the saltwater That his remark precisely
The proposal to get the bogus bonds being renewed
they said that II would get these bonds they would
give me quarter OF what was made, and that
could easily make 500 $50; told them distinctly
that would not have anything do with IT at all
Then Mr.. Wheeler proposed this to me:-He said,
upon the last resort you can 20 out on the street
here at night, to Mr.. Smith, who Is our broker II
we think that stocks are gong up, few days before
this thing cuimlnates and tell him to buy one, two
three or i've thousand shares OF stock. to sell as
we may declae upon hereafter, and II the market
goes against up, why we Will repudiate the whole
thing. tell them we cannot take 1t nor cannot take
the stocks; ana II it goes In favor then VIII
receive the purchase or sale, wha,everst may be.''
was with Van Saun 4 Go. ana had desk IN their
back 0tflce about one month.
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THE BEWITCHING BROKERS.
Wopdhui!, Clnflin e. Co. in High Feather
Visitors O1ering Business and Support-The
Eir,,, V,r,,yv E.tu hIt~v,oN

Wopdhui, Claflin & Co. In High Fenther-
Visitors 0lering Business and Support-The
Firm Fully Established.
large number of prominent bankers and brokers
visited the office OF the lady brokers, Mrs. Wood
hull, Clafn & Co., yesterday and offered their en-
couragement and support In the conduct OF the con-
templated business. These were received by the
firm In due form and much conversation OF profta-
BILE nature was INDUCED in. The gentlemen Offering
their advice aud services were hearty IN their con-
graduation, and the ladies polite dlgnlned and
busnessike. Anumber OF letters were also received
by the firm from different bankers and brokers offer.
ing to extend helping hand in the enterprise OF the
bewitching brokers. In the morning the street was
surprised to observe number OF carriages with
ladies roll up to the door OF the Mrs. Woodhull's
oiilce and enter the private room In the rear,
where the divlnitles OF finance presided. 1t was
not an organized raid OF strong minded women
on the safes OF the firm, or a party of charita-
BILE ladies' looking Tor subscriptions for the
shiverng savages of Feejee but regular
stream OF customers, the highest and wealth
lest IN the city. They wanted to make
deposits OF money and to give orders for
the buying aud selling Of stocks. One lady
wished 10 purchase one thousand shares or a stock
that seemed to be gong up, and others were anx,
louS to transact business In gold and bonds tb
stated in the HERALD OF yesterday are not vet pre-
pared for business, but will be In very short tlme
They were. therefore obliged TO decline the offers OF
their eager customers, but booked their names for
future transactions. !
Mrs Woodruff attended in the office the entire
day; but Mrs. Clanln went up tOwncarly, having to
attend TO some real estate business whicn demanded
her attention. Considering the numbers and per.
sstency OF annoying visitors Mrs. Woodruff
maintained her good temper throughout the
day, ana received everybody who called,
either through curiosity or on business, with equal
urbanity and tact, thereby showing herself to be
possessed OF the first essential requisite to success
iul business. she told the HERALD reporter that
while tine affairs of the firm were In their present
embryo state she had nothing TO communicate be-
yonu the ordinary news OF monetary movements
which could be obtained just as well In any other
brokers' ONCE IN the street. Her firm, however,
were negotiating present ana operating heavily,
and IN a few days she would have some interesting
Information to communicate.
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THE ExTREME FLUCTUATIONS
The highest and lowest prices or the leading specu-
THE SOUTHERN STATE BONDS

the SOUTHERN STATE BONDS
were duil Tor the general list. New Tennessees and
new North Carolnas were frm and somewhat active.
The following were the closing prices at the last
board:-iennessee, ex coupon, 5e1a bid; do, new,
49A 491s; Virginia, coupon, 62 do, new. 673<
6SA; Georgia skies, 81 SO; do sevens, 90 a 93;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 43 u 44ls; do new 25A
25A: South Carolina ex coupon. SO 49, DO, new, IS;
Missouri skies, 30 OIL; Missouri and ST. Joseph Of
Louisiana skies, ~ 721s; DO, new, 81 u 6S4; do.
levee SKIES, 7lss "; do. do elghts 50 S3z; Ala
bama hves. 62 bid; do. elghts, 95 bid.
THE MONEY MARKET.
The rate on call loans was steady at four to 1--WE
per cent on governments and at five to six per cent
on stocks. 1t was perhaps the easiest day In the
money market since the advent OF the present gene.
raj relaxation. Commercial paper was In active
request at 6>s to per cent. Foreign exchange was
nrm at last quoted rates. but dull, there being no
steamer until Saturday.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following the bids OF to-day for the city
bank snares:-New York, 1874; Manhattan, 1856; Mer-
chants, 1885, Mechanics, 1856; Union, 127; America
Ia; City. 210; North River. 50: Tradesmen's 1852;
Fulton, 1856; Greenwich, 200; Mechanics and Traders
1875; National, 116s; Merchants Exchange, 103;
Leather Manufacturers 19l; Seventh Ward, 107
State OF New York, 1885 Commerce. 12Oh; Me-
chanics' Banking Association, 124; Broadway, 200;
Ocean, S.; Mercantile ll6; Bank OF North Anne
RIGA, 100; Hanover, 1O3; Irving, 1l5; Metropolitan
lao; Citizens 1870; Grocers' 1l0; East River, 1885,
Market, lis; Nassau 1O5; Shoe and Leather. 14o;
Corn Exchange 12s; Continental, 9s; Common
wealth, 1il1a; Importers ana Traders, 14o; Park.
163; Central National, 1o5a; Ninth National, 109;
Tenth National, l07; oriental. $50; Bankers and
Brokers' Association Ill.
THE GOVERNMENT GOLD SALE.
TIM ofo
s3Si0,0oo was bid for at prices ranging from I20 to
nn co Thn lnIa cd uara tc,Ilo
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET. !


WEDNESDAY, feb. 9-6 r. M
wall street Ia quiet IN the absence or new sensa-
ton. The latest In the form Of the decision of the
supreme Court on the Legal Tender act, has been
absorbed and the street is ready for something else
outside OF the stock market there was little anma
ton to-day, and even the railway bonds, which were
expected to become strongly active on the opinion
OF Chief Justice Chase were steady II not heavy.
Exceptionally the Central Psciics were in good de-
mand and advanced to 98il.
GOLD STEADY, STRONG AND DULL.
The temporary abandonment OF the Gold Room as
q Held for speculative operations was still more OBJ
servable to-day. The range OF the price OF gold
was only o quarter per cent-vlz., from 12Oh
l2OA, the former figure being made about the time
Of the government sale, which was fairly attended
and elclted bids for nearly four million dollars.
Afterwards upon the news or further trouble In
Paris the price advanced to 1908 and became
strong. The steadiness of the market Is SHOWN in
the fact that the price stood at 1908. without uc
tuatlon, for two hours. The prices at the stated
R-I~
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OLD PEOPLE-NORTH CAROLINA AHEAD.-'There is
q man LIVING tho mountains of North Ca rollna

man living IN the mountains OF North Carolina
not more Than forty miles from Greenvie, ). c.,
says the Tarboro C0rotinidn, who has reached the
extraordinary age OF 143 years. AT the time OF
Braddock's defeat he was twenty years old and had
wife and three children. A gentleman at Green
from former generation, has always been
In moderate circumstances lived upon q
plain. coarse. vegetable dict; that he has
never drank any liquid but spring water;
and bids fair TO live many years longer. He enjoys
perfect health, possesses all OF mannoodS attributes
and wants TO marry He has survived seven wives :.
and having lost his last about sixty ears ago
he now begins to feel quite lonely
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

H4LL-LoINEs.-In st. Anns church. New York
city, on Wednesday, February @ BY the Rev. Samuel
Han. assisted by the Rev. Thomas Galaudet. d. d..
JOHN II. HALL, or Portland, Conn., to SARAH GAR.
RErT, daughter or William Ii. Lones, Esq, OF New
York.
HEYBERGER-CAMMEYER.-I Brooklyn, on
Wednesday, February ., ut the residence OF the
BRIDES parents by the Rev. DR.. Seaver, WILLIAM
IL. HEYBERGER TO EMMA, youngest daughter or john
j.. Cammeyer, all OF the above city.
California papers please copy,
HUTCHINGS-RY RSoN.--At New Brunswick, y. j..
on Wednesday February O. by the Rev. Dr. Nell. Mr..
THOMAS HUrCHINGs to Miss KATIE b., youngest
daughter OF the late John u. kyerson, ESD. all OF
Brooklyn, N. Y.
PENTz-ADAMs.--On Monday, February I, at the
Contra. Methodist Episcopal church, by the Rev. l..
King, J0HS II. PENrz OF this city, ana Mrs. JULIA ;.
ADAMS, daughter or Cornelius Beatte, OF Elizabeth,
N. j.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Cresskill, n. j., on
Wednesday, February 9, by the Rev. DR.. Gordon,
ABRAHAM SCnoEMAKER 10 Miss MARY G. LAWRENCE,
youngest daughter OF the late Peter Lawrence, OF
HALIFAX, N ).
UNDERHILL-GREGoRY.-At Croton Lake, West
chester county on tuesday, February g. by the Rev.
George ShrIve, CHARLES w. UNDERHILL 70 OpHELIA
only daughter oil Silas Gregory, Esq. both Of the
above place.
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SEEDsLnseed held at 80 2, gold, duty paid we
heard OF no further transactions Grass dull but
changed In value.
sTEARINE.-No sales of consequence were reported
Prices nominal at 14alc l5c. for prime
TALLOw.-The demand was only moderate, but prices
steady and firm owing to the small stock Sales
lbs, at gzGc. l0lic. for country and prime city.
WHIsEEY.-Receipts 9Ji bbls. Prices steady with a
moderate demand tho sales being il5 bbs at 9sc 9oac.,
chiefly at the outside price